, 1881-03-18

sEolicTs wnnt 10 ,tn In The mattrr.Y III. lilo
railroads wnrr nluwet to r1Ane IN, tho
warcnouscs, coaiponIs, ntmi slnrch tactories
up THEY lind no right 10 bn hrrc.
Conne]1y said his nroof was mot In con.
bit Explanatory nj III tiioreof. ' % p'e''''" "''''
Senator Needles moyt,l TINT iVftlrow
m. o1yry nyr ,tnt.t
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tG ssn,. Wns e.nenfISu srnroiu vi sor,tor ,urv
"oW ~ KI'e'f saaGu 1Ie o,,,,, is; t,,,..y
W Wllo WIS sWoIn. !tg nsken II ltA'1ll''lE kie"
a'it n; ihe !aSksovi''n ;iotn c9n. I'LL H Ill.,, o,ra
o,,i nat;na so,,,c ,u,rs",oi rr,lrrtlnns ~, lin
ishnir 10 ,Si,nn, tn ",na ,,,',n,,,tf" r,h,,tnd H.
0 Sr,,nt;,r " n",.t nronosrH n Hh In ina iinrIinv
elected fio,n The rpt,m If jte behaved bully.
mony @ nfrrssteI ~ Thc exn,ninatian % ~ If i,a,i-
tilt,tr wns frnccetlc,i with. mid l,c knew yrry
iatl one-fosrti, interest Il, the l'iie Wien tho
pool wns matte. liz knew nuihlng
%u PSst fsts "s Wera t' t1"t ne the eo MMs
pa!lics werc cn different roa,ts. 'riiu
bsims matte there was MI III efIort to t,lt rates.
lila i'rtSrslirr untuos want intu co,iinniIt,n1,
Md cut their prlces.
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s Was maze. lie khcW ilothIsS n9ont my re"
bntes p'l'lg givel., witness INT! no EiuEl-
cuRc Ut anew pool having becli l!,atle ny ule
ct;;.l!'ies. AlteF tno Io,l'hlssinhers Ill.,,
ninKcii w tle o!n poo! Hn s!asi Iehu .tle
en, c9,ss,";,,ts n,iat t'n .,' III, III ,.s a
rond stut,tl ,ynli In rrtersburr. tia lid t,ut
k,,ow wiv tie Attnm oiij,ers weru iiot
hro,trnt h.rc. iIn i,n,l cums,,lied Win in
one oil This tonic. Ii nrycr occurred 10 Hin
EmforU that jsul,e IF tic Alton rnpp,e wpro
l'rr.. X" n,,r rn,,nrrtatl In nnv wmv viii lin
II
,1rssrs h"inc frpn tint rnnti: Ind talked
Will, !, number OF penillo about tic ,lIyrstl-
0ltIotl, II Ind been g,,,crni|y talked about.
= Fuller stopped WItllrow, who, he saill, Ind
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Mnmess Gohtinutu: ile 1nM never liGnlm
nne 9,asg woftt ifoh Aafah's ABOUT tho Altoh
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,vhv IT, rst 5 it n1 1poo III ms r"t ~ h,
nru;,eHt n1 III ~. ond Mr f;ra~' % NJ, % sI,crv @ mn'
iii, +, III whns. @ rn"h wnsnniv nhnut f,vn.'iv
1,iiss inno Was % att,.mntsi n "f" hr drnSnr'l
r. St,r,n.,at,jid ''' "'s~"f'e@' ~ w "'"es~>%
" i.nrass 1iordnu ,you tba roxt ,vrtnoss
a nv uv Maa nsast "s I M iys VI WrisI,t i,o wi,o tn
iIim Win w"r,. lila rfrhf m,.ti nj, tfe t.aif
roa.is It lid not occur to the Witness 10 slim @
o atae tne Ao n0v raiToG n';Gels lg w. @ trS
nno hit thn Cnn,l,,ssinnars t,hnE..es ~ ,vrrt, ~
wnt,c M ncoinst fla S1tnn i;nttro"Mt int yyit-
iless ultt hoI lenlGt11,onr Wnht tnoy Were, Il'e
WITNESS !iNu t nseu W. ieV.Ha, naAt snnii..Eu n.a
people Ifonl tHo lonns running ahto feoraa.
III aaa heata noone ...
CASES AGAINST THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL"
lie had n starc,-factory In l'eora liz wanted
North western lnns: also, ono from tlle
Milwaukee Il St. Pail Road. liz kt,cw that
tile railroads ut the State were offenders
against the law., liz wanted to know II tho
SoHlllilssi,noTs !inu ehlorGea ttie law. ~
nelieEeu tl'ey liaa not, ana inr ti!ls rehson hn
Was opPosea 70 their cohnilnatton. hs IL
Wonlu leaFe lao people laf l"n sehfs moro
ut,4nT the lasll nt thelr 'n9sters, tic rssllrots.
Mnnl0W;s, eSuietutel -. nnih.mE iIu'li tae
ihGksottsllie ctn. poo', ont lie Wils llot satis-
liga Mltil the cxl1nthtlon ni Tue manner II
mi.G tnu AiIn,a i9a'! Inv neetI .uit uitt VI
thn thFestlgatlon' 4t WIS oHo ol those thinK5
that ,.,,,, .,,m
NO FELLOW CAN ,, END OUT.
Lnnntng moved that Wittlr1w be nllnwed
permission to call tho Alton Railroad officials
After long rest, X. N. Wright appeared
oil tho scene, md recalled N0gue OH the i'll
spuction business. Wright wanted to know
the amount Of llncOlleeted bills ut tue end OE
tho ycar.
DoRut sntd It could be tlat down stairs.