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PolNrs IN HE HA1CH SUIT.
EFFECTS OF THE DECISION.

M Williams said yesterday that he had re-
ceived no information in regard the decision. He
had heard merely by street that the decision
adverse the Western Union Company, but he
You'd that fact he had heard nothing about it, Accept
hg the rurnors as correct Mr. williams said that if the
decision had been the opposite, the would have
been carried to the court last lie expressed
the opinion that the telegraph company would appeal
from the decision that had rendered lie said that
In any he should fight the question to the very
end.
Dr Green president OF the Western Union said: The
decision really amounts to nothing, for Williams holds
only 100 Of the stock and Hach-I forget the
exact amount but think 1t Is only 200 shares. Any
how the damages will he very small supposing that the
na decision should be against for the stock that has
been converted does amount to over 900 shares
BESIDES that this decision to little because il
will be long before final Judgment can be obtained.
We have the option Of having new trial or OF carrying
should sustain the present decision have then the
righ; demand trial. and from the decision theI
rendered could resort To the Court OF Appeals Nha
the company Will do cannot say, because have moi
yet consulted the cOmpanys counsel The matter o.
damages of much less consequence than the cost OF
defending the suit, which will be somewhere III th,
neighborhOOd OF $4,000. The amount OF damages thai
can be recovered in any event is matter OF small I'M
portance"
Referring 70 the report that he TO visit Eng
land DR. Green said that this very uncertain. The
only thing that at all certain about IL was the
Necessity OF his leaving this climate during the winter
Months He said that he had visited Europe, but
tla be should 20 there, his visit would be simply for
pleasure.
George Baker president OF the First National Bank
returned from his vacation yesterday He said that the
answer OF the Mutual Union Company to the Injunction
ehit recently brought by the Western Union Company
AID Jay Gould 10 restrain the placing OF tue control vi
the company in the hauds Of three voting trustees,
would be ready Thursday fhe day appointed for the
bearing Ia regard 10 the decision against the Western
IIlon Company he said that he really knew nothing.
The directors that company were responsible for any
hean
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov 6.-The Naval Advisory
Board on the Construction Of steam Vessels did not
meet to-day Commodore shueldt the president Of the
board went TO NewYork last night. He will return to-
station reports the Navy Department from Montevi-
dec, September 80, that the Marion sailed that morning
for Portsmouth, N H. The Galena ed MOntey1deo
September Is all well board.
Captain George E. Beknap. commanding the United
States steamer Alaska reports the Navy Department
under date OF Honolulu. H. H. October 22, that he would
remain AT that port watching events and exchanging
official and social courtesies with Government and
people until about tho middle of November. when he
would leave Tor Francisco unless received nsruc
tons the contrary On the 18th OF October he
oficial reception board ship TO the King, several
members Of the Cabinet and other officials.
TIE Acting Secretary Of the Navy, Admiral Nichos
this afternoon issued general order announcing the
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FOOTBALL IN HOBOKEN.

At st. Georges Cricket Grounds, in HobOlen,
a game of football played yesterday between sopho
more Of Rutgers College aud stevens INSTITUTE
The Rutgers team were foOws: Lindsey, Payne
Rarncs Bisbop Atkinson Boocock. LauDcnheimer,
yoorhls Corle Van Wrinkle and Ohen; Stevens lnstl-
tute: johnson, Gibson, Mccoy. Munkwitz, Burhorn
Lewis Dillworth. Campbell, Baldwin, willis and Adri-
ance Some brilliant playing wa done on both sides
For stevens Institute, Mccoy. DlwOrth aud Johnson
did good work in running kicking aud dodRng Core,
of the Rutgers made some dashng runs. TWO innings
OF tnree-quarters Of hour each, played game
heinz called AT 3 o'clock The Game resulted as follows
stevens institute, goal and tOuchduwus; Rutgers;
for RItgrs and Mr. Kletzch for Institute. j.
A Van Nest Rutgers 81 acted as referee. There was
a fair attendance At the game.
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A NEW MUTUAL UNION SUIT.

ChARGEs OF FRAUD AGAINST THE PRESIDENT AND
PROMINENT DIRECroRs-AN ACCOUNTING AND
RESTITUTION DEMANDED.
William Hondrey Cameron, f this city, has
begun suit in the Supreme Court against John G.
Moore, Thomas G. Purdy, George F. Baker, George
william Ballou. Charles +. Peck and H. Q. FahnestOck
SmeeFs and directors Of the Mutual Union Telegraph
company, and against Carrie B. Evans sd-
hinis,rsirI Of the estate Of John o. Evans.
he 1rngs the action a shareholder In the company
ana claims that the notifications the original agree
ment between. the company and the firm Of John g.
moore Co fraudulent, and asks that the Court
sAre them null and void. He asks also that the indi
'iooal defendants be made 10 account TO the
"'opsny for their actual expenses and real
p'onk under the original contract. and
mat each Of the defendants who may have been secret
s~r'nef 10 the firm OF John q. Moore q Co. while
ee'or OF the company. be compelled to pay over to
company his share q partner In the PROFITS OF the
fm- Further. that the nrm Of John G. Moore
% be required to perform IN full
.V obligation Of the firm not yet per-
"ed under the ORIGINAL contract II IL asked In sSdi-
mat the members Of the frm fret TAX ers Of
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NEw-YURK DAILY TRIBUNE,

death OF Rear Admiral Poor which occurred yesterday
and having high tribute TO the memory OF the deceased
The order directs that the day after ts receipt the
flags OF the navy wards and stations and vessels In com
mission be dispayed at half from sunrise TO sunset
and thirteen minute guns fired NJ from the navy
yards and stations fagships and vessels acting singy
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CHARMS .,.n u,ppoR rRANspoRrATIo
- COMPANY

COMPANY.
o0ce Per 49, y. r., foot of Cortandtst-
,-,rs -, tre,gnt forwarded . directed ~ any par
OF the world ., non ,,,,,rc1
Orders received for delivery vi All Alnus VI eie" ana ~
chandise any part OF the CITY $50 .,,,, .,r nan
IFAAND HAKBoR TOWING AND kIFEE AND hAk'
lOk LIGhIERAGE
Freight of every description promptly shieredto any point
81, the harbor at reasonable rates. ~ m, go,
'-I,AMoOATo BARUES AND GROVES ~ CHAh
TEKr EACCHSlONS ,,..,.,. ,,o-,,D, FOR NEW
,aNN leave PeI To- ~ r.. Al y p IA. dAb' tSStoIuAyS
eAeeP.ohii PoIIs EXPRESS CO, between New.YorA anu
>cx.t,.,,en. Care ana ulspAtcD guaranteed. ,,,.,A
I,,eul iyr pUluts d., L. ~ tso'N a. 'o -
rIs 80 =, Ven and points East at Per Is. an -.
NtttIu sHJI.E, sIAI EN ISLAM D-Ele'e AnoS ~
Cnt- vi steamers Pier l, h. A., loot "nltehs-ss
ctS TRIAL bhIPIARD. COmnulhpaw, ~ Dty - ~.
Machine and boner snopA eSeIy hihs apPe''Ae
eou.t rue ,lOn repair OF NosseiH
,u,ROY BOArS-CITIZEN'S LlNE.-New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY Or T H. |ot arls
st connecting with morning Trains tor NosH NuA
u'r.l sunday steamer touches az AlOAhJ'
.,r rOrtl.aK SnOnE LIN 10. ,,. %. s
Il EoP PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND lhh haSl'
- ali, RAIL, FROM GRAND CENIhA l. " FrOLt ~.
Three express daily tSundAyb eAttPVo 80
seb M : D. u (parOr cars attaehed anu AZ p "' N"ith
pAHess s'es ahb TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL 80
NEWPOnr express ~ y. m. tparor cars ae'aeheoi' At
ns1snvfuESCE special express ct (paTior esrs a.
tarlefl arrives Providence lO;.O y IN MAJ, AMI
ssta and psrorcsT secured At Filth ATenue Ana
u,nasor Hotel Tic and At urand tentra DePo
Il. W. FILkINs, General y passenger AseA"
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gte1 n111t5 3IlLrJIJJ.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, baltimore and Washington

after May Il the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot OF Cotah1Os
Anu Desc usie--st., tIIOES
p H. except lllys Jlrl) car attleheL arrives WASH
ngOn $40 N Night leaves Wlshington 40 ~
dAy sSlcepars aud dag coaches tlr)ugn 10 ClAoA@'
ami CllcdE1. l.t.
D. daily. Fast Line Washington 20 NJ I'm
ciunat p. chicago 3:jj Aad T. Louis ~ ~
and day coaches though 10 Cclnnat
81. Louis an! CHICAGO
O'Clock ght dag Arrives az Washington $50 n Day
Express leaves Washington at 1919 daily Seepers
and day coaches through 90 Ctuclu1ItL -.
10 No lus faster time 70 the West drahs
arrive from The West at Coca m 500 p m ana io.9V
Tickets seeping Dertus secured ana baggage cte
Tor ana checked at C0mpanys once No D
Broadway. Az the oces OF the Pennsylvania hao@d
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5itualions uuantro--femalcs

Al SWEDISH cooks, laundresses. chamber
y maids. waitTesses French maids nurses ana COOKS
German honewo aA- % e tn 1s AID swedish
in me hes agency Of NewYoik CARL GiLAsAoAD' 100
AN EXPERIENCED LADY wishes to
y fad employment strictly h,n1sahe and capable I,
II herself useful in varlou. WAYS unit rtAnl7 Getaan
Children an position Of tru5t n .1me ONCE ps atiena
g 5 iPo-a'H'' g. add ''' N L. Genera f0'' 0' ~
GOOD PROTESTANT. SERVANTS
y. EMPLOYMENT BTREAUAh Kinds ,, comm n. tenI
s wagcs Tggfsd t'f eY large gT HUME BTRE4U. iss
6tn ave, foutth house above lothst
At MAURICE LINDQUIST'S SWEDISH,
y FRENCH and GEEMAN EMPLOYMENT of .r o.
ker House number OF Pr9feSSoPa coeks
A POSTAL CARD sent 10 J0hnson's New
n Agency 9th certain OF yonr getting hrst
servants q ali grades 40 to go youfss as many can
CONPANTON.-Bv a lady highly recommed-
- com ariop to invalid good reader and singer ta5e
charge ot house ana youth, ss% s' aIe B6x 81 e2
EAST I4th,st Advertisement once
COMPANION.-By a Young woman to lady,
- o. as amaDuenss Is educated good reader and writes
a legibie hand. Address q. Box 9O3, o9erlin. Ohio
NOOK.-Rv a good cook; city or country
- good references. 425 eth ave
NOOK.-By a first-class English cook; no
9p eoos or 70 maasssr city or c0Say
NOOk.=BV an economical woman SIX years
~ city erences Call f9r three days 252 East 46th st.
CENTLEMENS Apartments and Offices
" cleaned kept good orrr by neat colored sfL
HOTSEKEEPER-B respectable widow
NJ P. Uttcwa Tribune Once. LBS Broadway.
nOUSEKEEPER-Bv thorough house,
keeuer III private boarding house city or country
CITY reference. Address Mrs. T., Tribune Uptown ONCE
1925 broadway.
UOUSEWORK.-By young girl to do gen
eral Homework. Gail for two days Si9 West Asa st
AT'NDRESS.-Bv a trst-clasS lIundress,
u understands kinds Il wasting and ironing polishing
ana Guting. al East lit1st.
I AUNDRESS.-By a respect BILE coored
woman gents families washing bythe day or m0ath
nIstcliss reference. Ms sICl As' Iu6 " est 4'ehsG
I ADY'S- MAID.-By a capable person; nm
IL destands all kinds OF family and ma hine sewing VIII
ing to travel good city references Address :! s. Box a.
tribune Uptown ONCE. LBS Broadwsy
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
~ Ffrstcass for all situations al their new par
lors, 81 East l2th-st
NURSE.-Bv a middle-aged woman, as COM
~ petent Infants best city reference 2O- est
36th.st
NURSE.-By a woman, with highest refer
" ences both doctors and ladies. l5I West 0Zdst
fourth bell
XNAITRESS.-By a competent young woman
w as waitress. good reference III East 2oth'st
XVASHlNG.-By respectable colOred wom-
w who wishes few families washing terms reason
able: can give 20 yeas Recommendation. elizabeth
JOHNSON 223 West 29th ST, 80 floor, front room
WASHING or HOUSE-CLEANlNG.-By
w respectable widow woman. 10 do ladies' OF gents
washing al nome or 20 out ny the Day MIS- W NNlNH'
HAM No. 2l5 East 2Sth-st
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muslra! Instruments.

pEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 Stops 1925. Pianos,
I'D 1927 90 Factory running lay AMI night Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL T. BEATTY. Washington. NJ
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Drcssmaiinl.

nRESSMAKING.- dressmaker who Is a
~ stylish and trimmer and can also make children
hand some clothes engagements by the day or
week terms model best refereuces. Address u NJ
Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1888 Broadway.
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DAKOTA,

DAhoIA'
MINNESOTA and the NORTHW EST, ST. PAUL MIN
NEAPOLIs AMI all points in COLORADO, OREGON.
CALItOhNIA, NEBRASKA UIAIi, and MON lANA'
are reached direct ron CHICAGO VIA ths
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DOUBLE, TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABsOLurE sAFErl.

EXPRESS Trains leave York via Desbroses and Court
laudt streets Ferries as iolOwsi
5io Y, 80 % and 10 Limited IL l. $50. $40,
4, 3. q, 3, and D. m, and II night sundays . %,
% Limite, and 10 M, l. g. T. ., and p. H., ana II
night
72O a. ana running through VIA trenton an"
Camden. ,.,.,.,..,,
RefuIning trains leave Broad street station PhiadelphA
IL o. 800, 3:2p, 3Ij, $50 1880. go o3u a1d !. W
(Ilmited Lxpress l30p m !. 4, t;22 Lmte", -,
$50, 7si, o. and 500 y. ON sunday lZOL SvC. o ~
345 80 H. NJ ~, Limited go, fAJ, > ana o.-u ~
Leave Philadelphia Camden, u and iSO p ID uiv
except sunday .... .to,.. and
foot OF Desbrosses and Courtland sts courts anu
Brooklyn Annex OF Fultonsi Book Sos
ia lis and - Hudson st. Hooo.en ataOu 'c'SVJ IVY
Fmigrant Ticket Once, 3 ia terry Pace - g.. -, 49,
The New-YOrk Trans ef COMPANY VIII '"'' W. ~ ~
Baggage from hotels and residences ~ wOOD
CHARLES 4. PUth- c.ns,,l p.sa'r gent
General Manager "euoi'' ~ ee-
o,rON,NCToN LINE FOR BOSTON.
fcoSNSEeTSd WITH AIN al FOlST EH ssd only
as specified ON their lace ~ ~ and sTONINGTON leave
steamers NARhASA 'olt % ,ys,n per Al n r. foot
daily except bundaysl al .1O y u t'n A'N' '' " "
OF Jay at arriving IA Boston ~ occaa st.eroom,
T,xes for sale All principal neke. on0S 9 sss s,S ana
ecn,ed AZ Offices Wescott EApross Ses V 20.
s2I Broaiway Fifth Avenue AM m an, s,s ~
seL.i odjees Freight always taken 81 the
s0Ae''' j. W FILkINs. General Passenger As"-'
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Orean 5ieamers.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND HAVRE
PIER OF Company No az North foot OF MOront
Ihe by this line avoid both transit by English
small boat - $3.50
FLA c. Pereir auterve. "Wednesday. Nov T. d. m
ST. GERMAN. Deipane. r,rs.ay Nov. 10 a. m.
LABRADOR, Jouca. eduesday, Nov. - D. NJ
LOUIS DE BEBlAN, No. b bowling Green.
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.
A LBANY Ii
LINE

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
IA DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier AL North River 100,
OF Canal.st, every WEEK DAY. at m. connecting a.
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains NORTH "os
and EAST StaterOoms warmed
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 80 days 81 oO
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN Eg.

trims i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO anI prominent Westscl pollts IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
csgO PU LLMAN SLEEPEkS are rdn on al o. s through
ard night trans For rates OF fare and information
apply b. cJIpOI hck5s assnt % 10
L. L. BOOTH,
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FALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and thu
l. EAST.-FAh1S REDUCED, 80 70 Boston, Lowell az
t1tchhurg; to Newport and Fall River ~ 70 to New
Bedford corresponding reduction 10 other POINTS. steamer
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New York CD alter
nate dav sundays frcD Piel 20 Moth River foo
Murray 43J connection ~ boat Iron
Brooklyn loot of FuCOnst at T. and jersey city iron
foot OF l. change place az p. m.
BORDEN * LOWELL Agents. 49, ~,
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LII
On ami amer October ~, 1857
GREAI TRI NIX LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND Q on sun
DAY 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW YORK.
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General Eastern Agent No. 4l5 Broadway

l. L. BOOlil,
General Eastern Agent No 4I5 Broadway, Newly Ork
Tor BO>TON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
i Pullman sleepsrs via " y. y. Il and H. T. r.. leave,
Lentra Depot az 1885 N. week days Get tickets
W. new YORK and New gland Railroad Grand Central
Depot AMI priacpa iJC5t.
NcW-lOKh CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER kAILROAD--(' commencing November D, 1907
IN gu n trains leave Grand Central DeDot:
o. m and Northern Express 10 Rochester ana
Montreal groom cars also 10 'aIalO8a
special express Tor chicago daly stopping ohl5
at bany SYRACUSE Rochester bunaO Ere Gle eAu anu
TO.edO. ,-... 40. 60 canaan
daigua, Rochester aud BuitalO
Albany and Troy with connection 10 Cu0~ sara
tOga ulens Falls. Lake George and Rutahu
$50 D. H., Albany ana Troy special saturdays Ohy''
4 o. m A accommodation to Albany ana Troy 90 -.
b. n .-Xpress with sleeping cars lO 81 lo1s
running every The week. also cara ais
and luledO III, ,t..,i,,, oors
70 syracuse Auburn Road also ~ saratoga anu
.,.o..r,~ cara
9 D. IN Pacific Express, daily, with sleepins cars IoI
Rochester BunalO. cleveland, Toledo, Detroit CheAB" anu
III o. m Night Express. with Seepingcars 10 Albany anu
Troy morning trains IOr the mcsi aDu
Tickets on Bowling Green, 20. ana 40 ID, o 20
yav aud Westcotts Express Onces pldJe anu
aud Broadway. NewH York. and 80 m"suiHHvo
ia rorTcEY Con Gen Passenger Agent
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NJ GNTTEn IS srArEs MAIL STEAMER.
TMPERIAL GFRNAN Mali.

L. hamburg. American Packet COmpany's Line for
HLh AlOuIH. CHEhBOU &c and HAMBURG.
FRlnlA- 10.
Nov NJ
Rates 10 plymouth London CherDOurg and Hamburg First
Cabin Tor steamers leaving before April 1888 $40 and
Second ablu. s60 steeTage $50 Round trip reduced
rates Steerage nom Hamburg HavTe and SOUTHAMPTON
SZi send Tor - Tourists Gazette"
KCNHARDT n CO.. c. B. RICHARD 4 Co,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
o AZ M ftvavr \ =
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4 EHltIH ' ALLE1 hAILhOAD.--GasstDR
trans depOs OF COtand and DesbrOsses Sta AZ
slu H. $40 and p. for Easton, Beth chem Alento n
Readiug Mauch Chunk, MilkesbaIe. 1Owauda, Wavery,
Ithaca Geneva, Lyons, Buffalo aud the Vest Pullman
IA gh coaches daily Trains at ! III. for EastOn,
Benehem Allentown, leading Mauch Chunk. Nukesbarre
and ttstOn. trains a 04O Tor ksstOn.
Beth chem and COplaY.
Trains e., I'M 10 and $40 connect for all
pous In ahanOy and HazetOn coal regions sunday train
local For Mauch Chunk $40 m Leave Mauch ChunA at
General Eastern Office corner Of Church ana Cortand
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NpRWIUH LINE
~ 10 boston Worcester Nashu Portland and the East
Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception elegant boat % the sound ana
,ba TO- ortfe CITY OF NrW.lORh.
caves Pier No 49, North OF watts ST. next pier
abovs Ferry, daIy except sunday 400
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
WHAT 1T MS.
The Definition Of n Pluribus unum.

The Definition Of H Pluribus Unum.
Laramie Boomerang,
When Billy Root was q little boy he
was of a philosophical and investiga-
ting turn of mind, and wanted to
know almost everything. He also de-
sired to know it Immediately. He
could not wait for time to develop his
intellect, but he crowded things and
wore out the patience of his father, a
learned servant, who was president of
a livery stable in Chicago.
One day Bill ran across the grand
hailing sign which is generally repre-.
sented as a tspeworm in the beak of
the American eagle, on which is In
scribed 'E Pluribus Unum." Billy
of course asked his father what "E
Pluribus Unum" meant. He wanted
to gather all the knowledge he could,
80 that when he came out west he
could associate with some of the best
men.
81 admire your strong appetite for
knowledge, Billy" said Mr.. Root.
you have a morbid craving for old
hunks of ancient history and cyclope-
dia that does my soul good, and j am
glad, too, that you come to your
father to get accurate data for your
collection. That is right. Your
father will always lay aside his work
at any time and gorge your young
mind with knowledge that will be as
useful to you as a farrow COW. "E
Pluribus Unum" is an old Greek In
scription that has been handed down
from generation to generation, pre-
in brine, and signifies that
''the tail goes with the hide"
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
MASON'S MOTOR.
MAS0N'S MOTOR.
Geo, ", G llins' "BCdy Of Triple
Moves to Valentines
Support.
One Hundred a Night and
Grub.
The Railroad Crowd Badly De-
moraliscd In Lam, AFTER.

corre'pondence'oi THs Bsa
LINCOLN, 0Itobsr 24.-That Mason
had the strongest sympsthies with the
auti-monopoly cause was so firmly
established here in Lincoln, that
prominent men OF the anti.monopoly
party called upon him to urge him to
accept a plscs upon the anti m nop by
ticket.
The Judge was profu,e in his VOW
of hostility to railroad encroachment,
but from the fact that his partner
(Whedonl was already on the repub.
lican ticket, thought it would not be
prudent for him to accept, but said:
II am with you, though, heart, and
Imagine IL surpris, when we
read in The Journal that Mason was
going to visit tho laird district and
for the railroad candidate for
congress. The following fro yester.
days Democrat explains the whole
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
OREGON.


A12 pound badly is the wonder of Ash,
land.
The governor has sighed the bill making
the Portland fire department q paid one,
First street In Portland is now lighted
with the electric light.
The contract to build the government
telegraph line to connect Tatoosh light,
near Cape Flattery, with Port Townsend
has been awarded. Work will be begun
at once.
A woman clairvoyant in Portland, Or,
named Fumes, mesmerized a young banker,
and Joining hands with him, was married
by q II esmerizs I'd minister, who was pres-
ent. The unconscious Bridegroom il puz.
cling his brain to ascertain if the company
will stick.
Spokan Ike of the klamath reservation,
who killed a medicine man some time
since for alleged malpractice, has been
hanged. An Indian jury tried him, and
Agene Nickerson acted az judge and
passed sentence. Tn the scaffold Ike CON-
fessed to killing six Indians and two
whites. When swung IF the knot twisted
round to the..ba'k of Ike's head, and his
hands being united, he commenced climb.
Ing up the rope, when two of the Iadian,
present callght him by the legs and held
him down until he was choked to death,