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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-09
Fort Worth.
Special to tn o Herald.

Special to tn o Herald.
Fort Worth, July s.-Dr. Booth, of the
Democrat, leaves ton ght for Cincinnati, as a
delegate to the grand lodge of Catholic
knights. May he have pleasant tiIp and a
safe return, is the least the HERALD eau wish
the doctor.
MIR Hicks. of the Advance, Is still very Ill
with typhoid fever.
Professor Taylor, of Dallas has taken charge
oftbe city department of the Advance, vice
MIR. Dnnohue, resigned.
gineer by Mayor Brown There w,s to have
been an election, but 1t was decld d not neces-
sary, and the appointment was left to the
m ,yor.
X. of p han Ia expected In lew d ,ys, when
the work will be rapidly pushed through tu
completion
On "Wednesday night Maud Crawford, who
ed suicide by takirg morphine a physician
a. stomach pump rettored the woman
however, and she viii not probably repeat the
experiment In Il hurry.
The telephone poles are being placed In po-
/ silion to-day.
There Ia prob1bly more improvements going
| on In Fort Worth at present than ever before
No LEES than ten brick baildngs are In courte
of erection or contracted for, h sides mum rous
| frame buildings and other Improvements
| CUlot el Eddl q special car, containi < him
self and family, chief Engineer Wasnbu
and Colonel DaRgett, went east with No. .
yesterday evening.
A terrific whlrlwlnd passed through town
to-day about 2 o'clock. but no damage has
been reported yet.
News reacherd here this evening of the mar
der ofa young man named Henry Williams, by
one Pi kett, at Roam oke, n small town between
here and Denton, on the Missouri Pbclnc, The
troubl. grsw out OF u wrestling match. Will
liams was stabbed several times with bowie
kn fe aud PicSett,who lives AZ Ellzabethiown
Jumped on his horse aud escaped ON ,eis ,rc
occurring the country In search of him. WI.
liams' father lives In this colnty.
TX q ,vernor and rresent United States Sem
ator John +, Harris, OF Tennessee. came in his
event e He has IN In Texas and is on mis-
way 10 visit him,
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
suicide at Rusk "A Young Man stab
he'd 10 Death IN Denton Couuty-A
Train wrecked Rt Whttaey-Re.
jotctngs over Prospects OF
the P'esdents Recovery
-Clebnrnc Items, Etc.
Austin


Special to the Herald.
Austin, July s.-rhe Capitol gaslight COM
pany, of Austin, filed "a charter to-day in the
state depa tment. The iucorporstors are
Francis Foster, r Bertrsm, william Brueg-
gerhoG IL woller amt W alew, Of Austin,
and Charles Sutphath, Of New
York. The directors are Messrs.
Foster, Bertram and Brueyperh n
The capital stock Is $1,000 In /. 900 shares.
The cnarter is ON the ground of exc usiye PRIV
ilege for twenty-five years.
The governor has had brief submitted him.
on the question of whether the sunset Iou'e e
company are entitled to certificates by having
compiled with their charter. lie expects 10
give IL attention in a fe days.
Colonel B. ID. Creary, Of Orange county,
filed protest to-day with the attorney gener.
al agatnt the chsrt incorpOr atlng the Sabine
Pass Wharf. comp ny: He clleges that he
owns land on all the surveys In front of
which the chartered privileges are asked, and
claims that the granting OF such privileges TO
parties. not owning land f. nting
on the water OF Sabine Pass, would be detri.
mental to his interests. TIL, & )vernor is of
the opinion that the tncOrpordtors II they
owned the land. W uld only be entitled to
charter throug legisla i've enactment.
Dr Horff assisted DR.. Nici olson IN perform
Ing an op ratio yesterday at San Anton o, ,
Adjutant General Jones' liver The la eat re-
! completely Frustrated and suffered intense
pal
Capt'in Caldwell, of the state troops
writing from lanc, county, says last month
b md OF 1nd,sns wi h fifteen loose horses
ne 'f Running Weter, We're seen u few days
later AT yellow Horse taking southwa d
! cou.se. He reports cattle DIV Ing by the hun
dted on The Petse and Wichita rivers, from
the effects of alkali water.
Captain Arlington reports that large band
of horse thieves frc m the Indian territory are
op, rati gon the Texas side.
The governor has par Toned for good con-
duct cOnvicts Fayelte Richards and Lvcrrct
Wheeler. both f,Om Shelby county, and ctney
received two yearse ch for mansl lighter
All meetiug of the board of education, the
subject of the election Of a principal of tnt
sam Houston normal school was discussed
but no final action was taken, and the arpor-
| tioDment of t. 9 school funds was deferred tC
the 18th instant In orc or 10 give county assess.
Ors time to report on the scholastic cen sus
there being about twenty counties yet to heal
| from.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald.

SFoVIHI 10 tub HNFNIu,
waco July s-The simultaneous appear
ance in the Galveston News, San Antonio Ex-
press, Houston Post, and Dallas HsRALp OF
ye 'efday Of a dlsp, ,tch from Austin, to the
eu.ct that Senator @ Ike proposed to take the
nead IN advocacy. of the claim, of Waco for
LUZ sus s'a.e nnlVer ily attracted some attent ON
mere II Il known here tina I Sen tor Coke. .whi ia
lovoring Waco as an old citizen of the ,lacs h ts
uec,lned positively to take any action IN the
lhater OF any character whats ,eler; hut to
IN senator himself to-day. ns well NO nn,m
,ne uni' ersity 9 IN, aign committee, and was
inlotneu that The tst ments in the dispatches
we're untrue In every partlcu Ar. and Without
were evidently a cinpaign cnna,d uot, en- mn
NJ austin, and In view of their utter fLIsity
our people were somewh, At indignant.
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"sig oh mes instant, to Miss Belle Tribble.
Ms i1an < belle OF our little city
MI L' Il. Rain 9, sou of nr. q n Raine. 3
an Old r. sideht phy y,isau, md bo kp.ansr .sss a.
mo,iard. OF this placs, suicIded here last
iGnt' VIA morphine. The fatal do q WAS
ssken ~ AZ oc'oek o. M, ending his existence
AZ "a .uay. HIS remsins Will be inferred
ny ths Odd Fe''Ow, aud Knights,f Honor ~
which orders he was m mber.
Every true and solid citizen in these paris
lel, ICES ~ the con'inusd im prove ment in the
c,mdit;on of the p esideut. = 'A'
headed. " 80 July
Messrs. Cunniugham & Ellis will begin work
Monday next.
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NNM Antonio,


San Antonio, July Stand has been pur.
chased and survey ordered for q new town
ab ut twelve miles west, on the line Of III,
Sun set road.
q. NJ. Doonss. a young attorney. forme ly ol
New orleans, now rcpr, sou ting the Plcay uue
was arrss ed I ,-dny on the charge of ins niiy,
lie ,ede several threats OF killing pariies ior
maglnary onensss md was locked up nv
dang, rons. lie W II have trial to- IN ,rro " I.
The Jones.GArtnar scandal Q isc II set f.r
trial mex pe tuesday.
T.W Pie CO, resilient o. the 0atcston,
Hou Ton 4 ) n ALtpnio railway, dled at Bo.-
ton his IN rnioR. All lhs ono Il / 0 Sun.
set will ne ,ir ,ped In mourning uotii Moudsy.
large numner OF young fir,n re- and Others
have formed an auti-tr at associali,n.
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Murdered kaiirond surveyors

Denver, Col, July S "A speGial dispatch to
the Republican from Santa Fe, says party
went out to brlng ia n batch of surveyors OF
tho Mexican Centr Il road who wgre
reported TO have reen Killed, forty
miles south of FL Pas, mas Ie-
turned to El Palo nnd re, red that only
five bodies ,nld be f'uud. Tue ie uainder Of
the party aye safe Til men were ,h0t down
and killed by + negsde Apachts while iun-
ming from Wa ois. The bodies Were found
nuUe anu badly de umpo sad.
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q eburno.
Speoial 10 the Herald.

Cleburne, July s.-N. II. Cook, an old and
respected citiz N of this place, and for many
years county trt asurer ofJohnson cou ty, di d
to-day, after ten days cOnhnem mt. He was
highly esteemed by those VINO X ew him,
and his de 9Th Will b. deeply regre ted.
tn. Gulf Colorado n Santa Fe railroad
reached Clinton lat FIR day, fOtty-three
miles nth of here, laying iron at the rate of
one to one nd one-half Hes per day
Thet,wn 'iaplaly improving. Five brick
bull iings ave under contract
Crops are suffering for rain.
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BRll,,ttNg st .ib nv,

Albany, N. Y, July S.-rwo ballots were
taken to-day for Uaited ates senator, resul :.
Ing In no choice and no material chtnEe frcG
toe rec 'rd ~ ye'te days voing. The conven'
tiOn then all ,uraed
RDPURLIo,N CAUCUS NoMINEEEs.
The Republican caulus mot
at 4:SU to-day. Fifteen senator,
and fifty .assemblymen answered IA
the roll call. A motion was ad pied uec, ding
that two candidates ci osen be tai IN
from. two principal divisions OF the
republican party, senator Woodln read a
len dhy letter from Ch,uucy NJ. Depew
withdrawing from the contest. Tue .ucu
then Wos eied TO rominste v cund 'tate FOR
the long Term. Nfer several ballots w ,rner
Miller was uuanimoi ly uom mated, receivin I,
65 olts S.veia, bal'o 8 were thpu taken for
candidate or tia short term, resultinv IN the
unanimous nom!nnt N o. Elfrige ID Lapham.
The caucus hen djourned.
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special TO the Herald,
Cor'icana, July s.-verv little business has
been done in the district court this week.
The cases will commence tomorrow.
A man named Jones to. day pulled revolt
yer on small negro boy, threaten ng 20 sh OF
him, when an I'll 'er put In hls sppearal ce.
u threw the revolver at the officer, tut was
finally arrested aud fined for carrying fire
arms,
Passenger rates on the Texas & st. Louis
mile.
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Liverpool, july s.-This weeks circular of
the Liverpool cotton brokers socialion says
cotton has bee In consider 0b o demand ana
quotations have advNnr a. American W 8 /,
good demand throughout tho weak aud rates
are l-S better, but TIE market cl ei Q1ipl.
Sea island was iu gOod demand. Flurtts W \
drmor. Futures open,d strong on Tuesday
and advanced 3 1.6 of o pencs ncr position,
ard is Of nero, f,r d,thtt months m,
tone Of the market las eini, hpe, qui o duh
amt the of pence ava CO has been lost.
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tbvertvn

overton, July S-Oa yesterday some one
entered the residence of Professor William
Crow, stealing pocketjook containing $50
aud a thousand dollar promissory note. No
clue To u e guilt ty party.
The teachers he'e will attend the short term
normal In, titute at Tyler.
81 k les IL prevalent.
Crops are g0od.
People are anxious for Garfield to recover,
and all want the state university at Aus
tin.
Charles l. Bal'enger, of Longview, ia here
proposing to establish a news yapsr at this
place.
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whitney.
Special to the Herald,

Special to the Herald.
Whitney, July S.-A mixed train was wreck-
el i've miles enft Of here to d y b7 an OBJ
sruction In the shape Of TX heavy pieces Of
Il nber placed on the track q harp curve
by known patte, Tue epgi G -ud freight
cars were III ched but no one was hurt
No rain In this seSlon since the 2Sin OF May.
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London, July SEA dispatch from vienna
Gays Of thu so7 member Of the Bulgarian
chamber Of dsputlee elected. Sol uaeonditlca-
ally sccsps Prince Alsxandsf's proposal.
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Anus..m. Nc nor N us.,ea.

London, July tas-the ode sa news.
paper, oiessky Dis'ak, h's been sus.
pend d for four months. No reason 10
as.ilued, hut II Ia believed % bs be auss II
cfi,iclsed the acts OF tho govern msnt too
trpplv.
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Rslsk.
specla, 10 the Herald.

Rusk. July s.-Mr. ]. L. Douglas. promi
neat merchant Of this county, and son Of the
late Ju5ee Douglas, was united In marriage
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j. X. BARNES,
j j. " ooDWAbD,
ROBARr kEYAuRN.

Washington, ID. c., July The fllOwlng
official bulletn was issued tonight Execu-
tivemaus!on, p, IN -'ihe president q cunui-
tiun continues favorable. He passed u very
comfortable afternoon and mas taken III Ie
nutriment than on previous days Pulse los,
Temperature O2 and 3.lO; respiration %, dis
conaition coutinues.sO comfortable that there
Will be no further bulletin uatii tomorrow
morning,
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
CONDITION OF THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE.
He Passes the Night TRANQUILITY,
sleeping COmpOsediy-H wound
Discharging Pus He Fakes
Chicken broth, MIX aud
Some Old and Excellent
Rum AS N0urishment.

Washing ton, July s. Official bulletin, s.S5
a. The condition of the president contin-
ues favorable. de is mora comfortable than
at any previous morning. His pulse is 95;
temperature 60 and 2-lO; respiration 23. The
wound is beginning to discharge considerable
pus. Isignedl
", W BLISS
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09
Mean Men.

There are mean men in the world.
Last year Mr.. Ragbag had garden, and
MI Gallagher. his next door neighbor,
had hens. Result: Disgusting person
alities, some hair pulled, an ear chawed,
tooth loosened, and all the hens shot,
Along about November they sort of
made up, but this year when Ragbag be-
gan to make his garden he notified Gal
lagher that if he kept hens they must
kept out of his garden or he'd shoot
them. And Gallagher went and had a
lot of hens stuffed by taxidermist and
fixed so that the least puff of wind would
move their heads. And he gets up early
and puts those hens out in his yard, and
when Ragbag gets up and see them out
there, liable to stray upon his garden, he
gets his shotgun and sits out there con-
cealed behind a pile of pea brush, watch
ing those hens nod their heads and wait
ing for them to come into his garden so
he can shot them down. And he has
neglected business for a week on that ac-
count, and Gallagher has to stop in his
own business and roll upon the floor in
an agony of mirth, about once an hour,
as he thinks of the ugly and sorrowful
Rsgbag waiting for those hens to come
his way. Revenge is saccharine!-[ Bos-
ton Post
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09

Says Emerson: Society undergoes
continual changes; it is barblrous, it is
civilized, it is Christianized, it is rich, it
is scientific; but this change is not
amelioration. For everything that is
given something is taken. Society ac-
quires new arts, and loses old instincts
The civilized man has built coach, but
has lost the use of his feet; he has fine
Geneva watch, but cannot tell the hour
by the sun" The question, therefore,
whether civilization is benefit to man
kind. appears to come to this whether
what is gained by it is of more value
than that which is lost
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09
FayOiin the Physicians.

A new pharmacop9cia is being pre-
pared in Germany, and commission OF
experts to whom the question was sui /.
mitted has given an opinion in favor OF
discarding Latin in the new work, and
necessarily, as a consequence. in med
ical prescriptions, and substituting PLAIN
German therefor. This decision is in
accord with the general policy that has
been followed for some time OF wedding
ont of German life and intercourse,
whether commercial, social, scientific or
nolitical and governmental, as far as
possible. the use of foreign elements OF
ianOuace: but nevertheless the decision
did not sstisfy the ministry OF the in
terror. and the question was referred to
the federal council. That body has now
concluded to retain the Latin, mainly on
the Ground of its importance rs Ian
GRACE that is understood in oil civilized
Countries, while the pharmacopea, with
exclusive German medical terms, would
probably be confined in its usefulness to
very narrow limits. -,
This decision is said to have been
largely influenced also by the TACT tha'
the United States, England and France
are all revising their pharmacop~s o.
the same time, and that IT will be easie,
and likelier to bring about harmony ano
Agreement between the different works
upon important points II the Aatil
phraseology il retained.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09
APPOINTED ATTORNEY.

Mr.. Benjamin l. Cohen has removed his law Office
to the suit of rooms numbered 20 in Union Block,
Portland, Or. Mr.. Cohen has been appointed Resi-
dent Attorney of the Equitable Mercantile Company
of New York, and the North American Attorney s
and Tradesnen's Protective Union Company of Con-
nectcut, These two of the largest and most re-
sponsible collection agencies in the country. and
claims placed in Mr.. Cohens hands will receive
careful attention and be vigorously pressed by the
best legal talent of the United States and Canada
He has also engaged competent slant to aid him
In the enforcement of local claims.
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Price I1iSt-.1SS1.
F. E. BEACH & CO.,

~" HT""1 "''''"'''''''"'''E O'''""'' "'es"n
HAVING ISSUED THEIR NEW PRICE LIST
j L for 1881 which gives complete list of Regular
Size Doors, Odd Size Doors, Front Doors, Sliding
Doors, Single Sash Doors, Double Sash Doors Glazed
Windows II Lights; Glazed Windows, Lights Glazed
Windows, Lights; French Sash, Transom Lights
Outside Blinds Inside Blinds Size Of opening required
for regular sized window. Heft of weights required
for regular sized window; Price of window glass per
box OF 30 feet Number per light ofwndow glass in box
Of 50 feet; Price per Light of window glass, single
thick; Price per Light OF window glass; double thick.
Mailed free to any address application. Any for
nation not found In this catalogue will be chcerfuly
furnished on application. All letters OF inquiry will
receive prompt and careful attention.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09

Strawberries. vanilla, Cocoanut, cnoco'
late creams, opera caramels ten kinds
plum pudding, at postofice candy STORE
an. Pc. 9TH and Morrison, Portland.
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All orders from the country promptly
attended to at Postoffice candy store opp
postotiice Portland.
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How independent of money peace OF
conscience is, and how much happiness
can be condensed in the humblest home
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The best place In Oregon to get hat is
Of Woods, the Halter, l43 First ST.. Odd
out. Send your orders along. Inc latest
STYLES, finest goods sod cheaper than any.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09

To prevent malarial fevers use Oregon
Blood Purifier. 1t is the great climatic
for this coast.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09

Candies put up for picnics at Postofiice
Candy Store in one-half and one pound
boxes. Pop corn balls, ice cream chew
ing stick, at wholesale rates. Cor. 9TH
and Morrison.
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The Cause OF ScIence
Has received important addition IN the eiesaht
Observatory which H. II. Warner. proprietor OF the
valuable Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has erected at
Rochester,
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN THE DRY GOODS TRADE
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS STORE
ARE DOING.
Splendid
the O a


$ men t
the morning me
tbeen
I
men
o com
to lessen burdens life thetni
nand reducing
ton to
FARMERS MECHANICS
Pn Oregon
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OF Storey which
doe the sdM rhais The
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han attmeon
goods they weuwo
tina rraerha been
the II { First
feet
dMe hams store has carried
teneasa he
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hands la i in the
the store VIII e ,auyd
is
allof
low any housn Of
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of
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especially
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and
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09

Al,eII'a new display of photographs mt the en-
trance 10 his gallery lO5 and \ 80 First street
Portland, Oregon. II L. worth trip To the
city 10 witness
, 1881-04-17
CASUALTIES.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Ho,IEwooD, ILL.,, April 1G-The trains Of
the Illinois Central Railway and the ''Kan-
kalsee Line" were delayed here several
hours this morning by serious accident to
an early nortIl-bonnd express freight BY
the accident, which occurred just south Of
the station-house, several freight cars were
forced from their trucks and some badly de-
1nolished. From appearances at the scene Of
the wreck it was evident that brake or some
attachment to one Of the freight cars
gave way, and, being dragged over the
the frog at the south switch, caused the dis
location of tile truck, thereby throwing a
large portion of the train from the track.
The wreckin$-train was Immediately te1e-
graplled for, and arrived at the scene about
S o'clock, and within couple of hours the
debris was cleared and the tracks repaired.
The belated passengers were surprised and
gratified at being able to obtain copies
of The TRIBUNE here Oh the ar
rival Of the wrecking-train. In fact
we obtained the paper here earlier
than when sent out by tile regular train.
Many congratulations were offered for this
bit Of enterprise. This, it is said. is the first
time within u period of two years that Il
has been called into requisi-
ton on this division Of the Illinois Central
Railroad.
, 1881-04-17

What ffe Has to Say Regarding tho
C;lnrgeK that He Made Fraudulent
Sales Of Northern Pacific Railroad

"nAl 6Ae Ifa8 10 say Regarding the
Charges That He Made Fraudulent
Sales Of Northern Pacific Railroad
1nnds.
Special Dispoteh to The Chicago Tribune
ST. PAUL, Alinn., April ia TRIBUNE
correspondent today questioned ex-Land
Commissioner Power, of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, as to the ground and motive for
the suit against him, alleging fraudulent
sales Of this Colnpany's lands for his own
profit. Mr.. Power has just returned from
New York, and only knew of the charges
through the newspapers. lie at first refused
to be interviewed, but, being persistentIy
questioned and cross-Questioned, finally ut
tered in substance the following: ''TAis case
is now in the courts and all replies of the de-
fcnsc will be made there. There is no
grounds for the complaint, not any. nave
no fears regarding the investigation Of the
official acts beginni Ing with my first trans
actions with the Northern Pacific down to the
day severed it. Ny defense will be made
In tile courts and not through the columns Of
the newspapers. l repeat, there is llo foun-
tlation for the charges, and do not fear any
investigation that may be made by railroad
officials. Businessmen, or by the courts. 1t
would be Improper for me to make any de-
Tense while the case Is In court. am conf
dent that my friends who know mc will sus-
pend Judgment until the evidence is fully de-
yeloped. have nothing further to say.''