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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

OMAHA. Nov. I.-Dispasches received
At the Union PAciac headquarters esAte
that 3 haGFy snow WIS falling ali day
Festsrdsy and was drifting badly on ths
LaEamto hills. % thst a blockade d
feared. There is heavy snow also Al
DenveE Junction. Al Ogasialis. Neb,
Iourtsea inches Of enuw fell and driffed
One freight train xas blocked ia cuI
west Of Ogallalla. The snow was still
falling Ct last accounts Al North P1arte
four inches his fslien and the sto5m I
still IN progress The tenpaTature
North Plate II 80 deRrese.
BRA1HAED. MINI. Nov Ia hesvy
snow storm SET M bare 1ssa evening eBd
has been FseiEg fuEiousIy Tor several
hours wllh 4 praEpeee 0f ca1stinu1sR
DULprH. Aina., At.s IA terrible
Northeast Storm with rain ard snes i
nnN raging stepping 81 work. arunn1
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rs 1T ANY WONDER

The communication printed In the
Republican yesterday morning. headed
e. above and signed r, would seem to b.
IN EFFORT upon the part Of the writer
90 show that he was .
scholar Of the class that
nouriShOd when the Schoolmaster We,
abroad, and is Il any wonder that he
should attempt 70 instruct the people IN
the matter OF "TymbAls" and 'iTimbreIs. ~
BE should have consulted Webster ana
toned his display Of iRno.aras.
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English politics have taken O new
turn very suddenly. In ye olden time
the cry OF "no popery" used to rally the
faithful. but now .it is "the church is In
dAnReE"-lhAt h, the established" OF
government Protestant Episcopal church.
And singularly enough, the RomAnlssG
arc helping its old enemy. saying, any
church is better than no church. In this
political whirlpool Gladstone appears %
30 forced into the position Of fsvorina
establishment.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

The situAtion in Denmark lie serious,
Jet lAughAble-serious because q free
government is involved, and ridiculous
because not supported by the people.
The cabinet measures are all voted down
OF tabled without discussion, and the
royal ievies Of taxes are not paid. The
cabinet won't resign. and the people
Won't pay the taxes. The end VIII soon
come, and We hope without bloodshed.
The people are not seriously concerned,
but laugh and Joke about the situation.
II an execution 10 issued against prop
erty' a. much delay as possible Is Sc
cured. The army Is said to be with the
people IN their fight against the cabinet.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

The death Of uige Cordodo, one OF
the Tweed ring judges of New YJrk,
feviYes the memory OF that stupendoul
ana corrupt organization. OF the prom.
inent conspirators, only one Is now nv-
ing, x-Msyor Oakley Hall. The Tweed
conspiracy will ever be put forward a.
warning to Uver-ambItious and not al
together scrupuleus political managers
The people will only stand Ger
tain amount OF fraud IN politics, and
when 1t reaches the point. look out for {
storm. Certainly they will meyer con.
sent TO the Judiciary becoming involved
IN the Shghtest degree. even If they
wink at compact organization of the
politicians. Honesty is the best policy
In politics As 10 everything else.
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The name OF eVery N is = curious
study, There ~4s d sign metime In
grouping the ltters which form every
name Few men tn'n- about It, but let
any one try a i ind out Why he vas
nAmed Jones, Brown, or Smith, and
II he does not have full occupation for .
time, We are m &. mistaken. Hera are
some eases In point:
Ar. walter Rye has published sHIs.
tory OF Norfolk" He gives come eUTi-
Gus instances Of fictitious Norman peIii.
grees. The Towards, Is would seeT
are descended from q hog-whrd, whose
2uAIneSs was 20 mind hoRs; the
Ao~nsnends nom one John ate Towns.
end, who wac . small tenant farmer r.
1888; the BulWers from Ihe hnlI-1ar.j
a. the man was called who looked affe,
the manor bulls.
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A locomotive engineer In Saxony
named HewzO has Just retired after forty
years Of uninterrupted service. DURING
that time he has travelled In making his
regular runs distance Of ass, BAT mIles
equal 10 Sorty-seven journeys around the
aav,h
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According 10 . letter received from
DIR. Anna Warren. who Is In Now Or.
leans. the male portion Of Arkansas haa
become such en- indifferent set OF Iel-
lows, that the ladies are taking sn i'm,
Dortant place In useful hEe-ono even
making dress on the cars while travel
lfa~
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R,furn -

DIES MONIES. Ia, Nov. 10-Presdenl
A. NJ. Reid has called for the Iowa coal
miners to hold loo ii msetIngs December
1st for the nuroa o collect. infor.
nation regarding wages, screens. weight
and 30 on, TO be transmitted to him. BE
makes the call "a v.eS vi the fact thai
the national eXec1tfV- h.tsrd of the fed.
GRAFTON OF miners and mine laborers viii
meet In PtttsburS in conference with
the coal operators ot the various state
and territories II tue purpose of estab
fishing . unifor n system cf prices and
wages throughout the states and terrific
rtes whereby the condition of both mine,
and operator may be advanced.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

PHLADELPHIB, Nov the funeral
Of John B. Mccullough will take place
THURSDAY, next, at 81. Georges halI in
this city The pail bearers viii be Ed.
vim Booth, John B. Carson, of OhieaOo.
VIM 4. Thompson, OF ST Louis: Rm'
J. Florence. OF New York: kattheW
Canning. q PhifsdeIphia; Henry Ia.
Philadelphia, and James w. Cane =
A. COckEell and Wa NJ Corr :
New York. y
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Justice 20 be Melted .

OMAHA. Neb, Nov. 11.-Lieut Chase
aid. de-camp of General Howard has re-
turned from Ft. Niobra-a, bringing the
facts concerning the recent tragedy at
that post, which is to be fully investi-
gated and the se.dTers engaged in II
brought TO justice. samuel KirkleY
who was dishonorably discharged from
the army some months ago. has been
running q disreputable house called
Hogs Rancho" near the fort. a few
nights ago some csIored members Of the
Ninth cavalry. having determined to
suppress the place. went to the rancho
and calling KirkleY to the door. shot
him down without word of warning
To com pIete the murder, one of them
drew q razor and cut KiTkjey's thFost.
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That vas . qaeerly puzzled crowd Of
brokers In the Chicago Board Of Trade
the other day They had : sample Of
wheat from London, which they were ex.
amining. 1t was part of scareo which
had been sold in England for &c cents :
bushel. while at the same tune Tie price
Of wheat Ia Chicago vas So cent?, ana II
New York % csnls. "A the wheat erou
Ia India ioots up 80. 100000 bushsl..
this was quite revelation
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ReioicIpp of wort,men

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 9.-The Roach
yard started up this morning with liz
men at z o'clock. Upwards Of 1000 as.
sembled around the gates and the whis
tie gave its accustomed toot at interval!
of one minute. a deafening shot went
up from the crowd, which drowned the
steam whistle. Women and children
took it up and glad huzzahs could bt
heard squares away. All the ieremen o.
the departments were taken on and they
selected about $50 men workmen. About
sixty men were put to work on the Chi
cago, and others were set to work sbout
different things about the yards, All tbs
departments except the foundry were
tsrted.
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reIeDhoDe Cnass.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE hearing
iu the telephone cases was resumed BE-
fore the secretary of the interior to-day.
Mr.. CAN'T, for the citizens Of Memphis.
read long list of afiidsvits and author
tiles that he intended 20 put IN the eyi-
dence tending TO show that Bell wes nos
the original inventor OF the telepho1o.
Among the papers was . commun1ces
ton from Acting Attorney GeEeral
Goode, expressing the opinion that
Reiss was the inventor OF the telephone
and that Bell's patents have been reg
ularly issued, justiiyIng In his opsnto1
that beginning Of snit by the Unitsd
States TO set il aside.
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Panic in Corn

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-There WAS an ep-
prosch TO a panic in the corn pit On eZ-
change to-day. In ten minutes il drop
ped of four cents. The pits crowded %
suffication with excited tradeEs. No
one doubts but that the backbone OF the
bulge in November is broken Ct thia
writing, 1t Is q drug on the maFkeS &c
forty-fouf cents, whereas half an hour
ago it was IN demand e lcrtS-eeYen
cents. It dropped from ~ TO ~ with
out a sale. The secret 10 that the holders
are getting out of the deal.
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Troubled AnticInatsd

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 6.-Serioul
trouble is likely to arise here should the
sentence of Riel not be carried ou
Wednesday. II also feared an attack viii
be made on archbishop Tocke's palace
at st. Boniface if sentence be not execu
ted, as that prelate is using his infiu
ence to have Riei's life spaped. Feeling
runs high and mob violence is antici
pated in case sentence is commuted.
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Terrible Accident

KEITHsBURG, Ills, Nov. 1O.-A terri
bic accident occurred at a railroad
bridge which is being built near here
yefterday, by which four men lost theil
lives and several were severely injured
A number of workmen were on q tenn
porary scaffold attempting to raise and
iron stauncheon preparatory to ironing
section OF the long span of the bridge
aud when about an angle of forty-five de.
grees had been obtained, the corner posi-
OF a traveller gave way, and with q crash
and roar like thunder, the whole stag.
ing with men, machinery and pom.
derous iron columns. fell into the
deep water below. Patrick Conway
James McCown and Olsen are buried
under the debris in the bottom of the
river. All lived in the east, Pat Noonan
of Clinton, Iowa, killed; William Bss-
sett, of this place had both legs broken
above the knee and one below the knee
one man name unknown has broken
leg and injured internally,
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seAdVauced.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE following ciEs
cular was issued this morBiug: mo
tice Is hereby given thsi ia accordance
with vote of the Joint executiya eoA.
mittee, east-bound raiss zS1Il be cd
yanced to the following BASIS. taking
effect Monday, Nov. %, 1855: Chicago
TO New York, twelfth cless, thirty cent?
per 100 pounds thirteenth class, twenty.
nine cents per 100 pounds; live hogs,
thirty cents per 100 pounds.
ISigned1 N. GUILFoRD,
(Vfce Chairman.
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ssls,isslppl ValIex lsonte

The North, Central and South Ameri-
can exposition sili open Ia New Or
leans, N0yember 10Th. 1885, The maa-
agement report that = more extensive
display than lest year wilI be made.
Parties who contemplate visiting is.
or going 70 Florida. should akk for
ticksss over the louisville. New Or
leans and Texas railway AID make 8
trip shzUugh the sugar and ties plssfa
tinas Of the beeaf5l1l siissfssIDpI yastey.
For urfce OF fIckeGs 20 YicksIsaFe,
8 sseu Rouge. New OsIeAaa and ~
ether posnss reached By this line. spply
70 p II Rogers, Gen. TRAY. Pses.
AGENT. II n7GaRoe street. Memphis.
] 1szn.s o. . = Ezapps Cen Plaz 4 senss
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The late Mr.. Perrin, who Was director
Of the Theatre Francois in Paris, ct the
time OF his death received . salary oil
ele,OOo for his services. This would ap
psAr TO show that the drama IL . costly
luxury In France.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

The New York Tribune OF November
.. devotes . half column editorial to .
review Of the WAlkup trial. It is too
conservative 20 express opinion Of
Its own. but quotes both sides.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

Butte. Mont. Nov 9-Jno. Foley, en-
attachee Of the theslrs eomique. lsy ssin
wait last night for Alice Flick, NO.
man With whom he has been living. and
her escort. me YaSes. and shot beth
then fIaeing the revolver 70 ms naouah
killed himself Tglz zsaEaau cannos r.
csiTff zges ssas stns "a the ~ q.
lbe yssnrsl = not EsEsI
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- Aiesma pisaessr.

owEk s0UzD. oNT. Nov. IA ~
vised Iist OF taas lost and saved. N de
AIgoms disaster .sccuEate e ca ~
made MP ct the pEese6f ek1g t11el 1p1ae
Der lest IS and saved - sa HzakeG =
full number OF personB sBxs he Ca
adian ofEicials estinztes wezs dz eszQ.
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In,ernatinnnl ohallsnEs unn.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE owner Of
the British cutter Arrow hes Issued .
challenge through the London Field fcs
the intern ationaI challenge cup, The oao
won by his boat in the race against te0
American In 1885,, when the latter wss un.
der British rig and British manaeemeDts
The challenge has made quite Q se1sA-
ton in the New York yacht club ane 10
garIousIy commented upon.
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Ma ClAHaIand.

fRNEw YoRE, Nov. ia Herald Wash
Ington special says: Miss Cleveland WA
expected to arrive at the White Houss
to-day, but she did not come. She 10
now expected on Saturday. While A.es
Cleveland Will be Informally a home AZ
ter her arrival IL II understood NEE
will be no special Gaiety at tha White
House In social wey untn astef New
Yaara
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Kansas City Timea. Knn.,s :, he,

KAnsas CITY Times: Kansas Il having
airuit boom this fall. More trees ara
ooinE planted than ever before in the
states history. For.SeverAl reasons this
70 good thing. Fruit IL . profitable
crop and after the nrst outlay absorbs
little time or capital comparatively. 1t
helps amazingly to I'LL the void of Q
gram year. II is wholesome, If not alb
soiutely necessary to the health OF the
fArmsr's family. Lastly, every tree Of
any sort planted In western Kansas IL
. landmark In the country's progress.
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More INDIAN DeYIlment.

More Indian DeYIIment.
QEMING, N. n, Nov. 10.-The band
OF Indians who raide1 the Missouri s.
Florida Cattle company'A ranch Satur-
day killed a rsncher namej Hay at In
dian Springs the same night. The same
band was seen last night near Cam bray
station, twenty miles east OF here.
| LAKE VALLEY, n. NJ. Nov. lob. F.
Parks, who Is just in from his rancho,
reports that Jacob HRlling, lately from
| New Orleans, was killed by band of
Indians who attacked his rancho. Two
of the Indians were badly wounded.
Part culars of the wreck OF the AigomA
PORT ARTHUR, Ont, Nov. 10.-The
story of the disaster as related by Capt.
Moore, is that the Algoma passed
through st Aary's canal bound for the
port last Friday noon. Soon after reach
| ing Lake Superior, the wind
began to treshen up from
the northwest and a great bank
OF Ieaden clouds along the horizon de-
noted the approach OF heavy weather.
| As night approached the wind continued
| to increase and bY dark IL had developed
| into one of the aeFcest and most dis
| tructIVe gales ever experienced on the
| upper lakes. As the gale increased
| the sea began 10 make, and before mid
| night Lake Superior was dashed into Q
| wilderness of seething foam, while the
i tempest screeched and hoWIed. Great
| seas swept completely over the strug-
| Cling steamer. The situation was made
ali the more terrible by binding snow
storm that set in before morning. It
| was impossible to see the
length OF the steamer. The pas
seugefs and crew were terrified
beyond measure, and momentarIly ex-
pecsed TO zee the steamer plunge 20 the
bottom. By Instructions Of Capt Moore,
| the officers circulated among the pas
eengers trying 90 alley their fesrs. They
| were panic stricken however, aud hud-
died together in the cabin, where the
screams and epraYers OF the women
and children could be heard above the
laundering of the gale. Saturday morn
| ing Isle Royal was sighted, and Capt
Moore headed the steamer for Rock
Harb0r, where he hoped 70 gam shelter.
The leland forms g natural harbof of
refuge, but near sthe entrance there
is . dangerous reef, and Just
as the steamer vEs nearing
| the entrance she struck tie reef. There
WAS q terrific shock and then the steamer
| came to full stop. One Of the seamen
reported that the steamers bottom had
been punctured, and that she YVES filing
with wGteF. Boats were ct oEee got IN
readiness and all started 10 leave the
stesmer; but just as they were about
| to lower the boats the steamer slipped
/ on the reef and disappeared with al
angry roar. The water was covered with
struggling f0Tms OF men and women,
and then all was over Only fourteen
lived 60 tel the tale.
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The following from the Manhattan In
dussriAlIst. Will DO read with sorTowfui
interest b. many friends:
The hopeless lllness of Mrs. John A.
Anderson IL felt by her many friends on
Sne Hill aa personal sorrow. Many Of
% remember the daye of the early IN
tAntile struggles OF this college. when
Ars. Anderson was the pTeaidents wife,
nov great force her gracious presence
TACT aud Industry were IN accomplishing
chat reorganization of the college which
10 those days was the talk OF the whole
state.
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on.,,.tsEAd,

ISDIAHAPoLIs, Nov. 11.-Goy. GfAys
anti-pIuro pneumonia preclamstion
will be issued to-day 70 take efecs 8
once. Parties shipping cattle 70 Isdtana,
Connecticut. New York, Kew J@seYs
Delaware. Maryland, Virginia, WsGE
Virginia, Illinois, KeGtucky, Museum,
OF District Of Columbia, must make he
customary afiidGvIts.
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akOOOO Ere

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Empire
plaster mills at Nos. 81 and % Bethuns
street. 9 six story brick building owned
by August Isaacs 9 Bro, caught IRE BE-
tween and o'clock this morning and
was almost completely destroyed In lea
than an hour. About IS minutes afaeT
the f1re broke out and while ths 6Eemen
were stretching the hose to the building.
& cloud of dense, thick smoke e1veloned
them, and they just tune 20 jump back.
ern end Of the building In the rear fall,
and neighboring yards were covered
with q mass Of hrickf, plaster and
machinery. Augustus Iseacs estimates
| the loss on building, stock and mackin-
arv at $50 600: insurance. $4,000.
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GhastIy.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Whiie excAyo4-
ing for building in the Fourteenth ward,
Brooklyn, yesterday. ths WcTkmen IN
earthed eighteen human skulls within .
smaii ares. and only fourteen inches
from the surface. There was co1oidera-
bic excitement therea5outs. Nobody
can expIein the mystery.
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r-ss,.afava.e.

BosroH, Mass., Noy. 1f.-Ths sati1ss.i
grange of ne Patrons Of aHshlnasg Is.
sembled here to-duy ia she nins.s -
annual session aud YES opened q -
niEfh deRpea.
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The Ottawa Daily Republican looks
as grave and wise as sn owl, while con.
templating the Wsikup case. II a..
eumes more knowledge than is possessed
by anyone in Emporia.
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"a che Diezoad pgsa H1ss es,II.5ifsIiz
Il given than u aHF kneE1 6Eets
they eiVe.E astes and more lE HAS
lJo. q al druEgssze- Welt EfI1s s, !.
son q Cos, Eilfttne ton. II. EsEs sc ('7=l
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 11.-Peti;ions are In
circuIation to abollsh the Brooklyn post
Office as separate Office and 70 piacs q
under jurIscietio1 of the New York Of.
Ace. They are said &c have received few
signers IN BroOklYD, wilhelm NeW York
the project ie more favoTablY recs1Vec.
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The finding of a human skull II
the sans stratum or formation with the
skull of mastodon, in Massachusetts
has developed an inquiry as to their be
ing cn.existent.
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GLADSTONE.
ppOlned

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE presi'
dent yesteFd ~ appointed Samuel s. I'll
den. jE., to be collector of internal rev
eHue for the fifteenth district OF New
York, vice james s Stuart. suspended
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MintoperAsions have been suspend ed
6 Carson City, Nevada.
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Ckck1s choirs Of male voices have
beecns the fashionable church music
Il EeW York. There are six o. SsY6n
een ati0ps which VIII begin this
fstl tlrst sxpe Hence Ia Isls clloIzes
nS1E Sc cIlzrns oz beFs, voice
llG S lsersf7. II e Its 55s
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1hs raianhona Casaa.

4 WAsHIEGToN, Nov. 9.-To-day va
set Tor hearieg telt phone cases before
the secretary Of the interior and tbs
large room Of assistant attorney general
of the department wa crowded with
counsel and persons Interested IN th0eo
cases. SecreearR Lamar opeaed the Pro
ceedlngs b. sfEti1g ehak asne petitions
had ha6 bsea Alea In this CSC,
inRsmuch e teeEe seemed
to be coacurFance a. seatiHs1f I'D
wishes by all parties coaces1ed e CO.
troversy that the Nhole eese ea0111 p
taken up once and ccEmGafs1 sslo1e
He Secretary Lamar pgsIsss tlsek
there should be no diBcg1sic1 g az -
the question Of the power q IL cFoses
ment to institute suit 70 Veczss
and that the respective applican2 SO
are movers in the matter should
with their evidence and submit eEeN
cases.
The first case called IVES that Of Tie
Globe Telephone Company. AS- Hsm
phrey, attorney for the company peoceeo-
ed to read the petitions 6led IL il b.
half. The other petitions were Fea1 N
order of their presentation and INCLUDED
substantially the same matter st out n
the foregoing peslutiors. During tie
reading of the petition OF the CuehUAH
company, Mr.. Humphrey stssod VS.
contract in existence between the Yu1h-
man and Bell companies, BY the teKmS
of which CushmAn agreed 20 remain
quiet and avoid interference with tAe
Bell patents. ThGt document Wa 80
the hands OF the attorneys fog the BAH
company, and later on they would Be
called uDon to produce t.