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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-14

-" I'm a regular blamed fool" said
a husband to his wife when he had
done some foolish thing or other, as is
usual in all well-regulated families.
1t isn't necessary 10 put up sign,
my dear" she responded so ferventIy
that there didn't seem to be any neces-
sity for continuing the conversation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-14


its labors last ednesday.
1t looks very much as though
England and Russia would get into a
fuss yet
The country is being flooded with
counterfeit cents. Be careful or you
might get one.
The new assistant secretary of the
Interior is Edward d. Clark, Miss
issippi lawyer.
Mrs W E. Dodge, of New York,
is worth 100000, and she spends
most of her income in missionary work.
The Wisconsin Editorial associa-
ton meets at Appleton next summer,
and will take an excursion to Lake
Superior
Nellie Koran, who has been on
trial for the murder Of her sister at
Elkhorn, Wis, was discharged on
Wednesday.
Olive Logan says she knows Of
swans that are 80 Years old collie
has doubtless observed them ever since
her childhood, says a cruel sIanderer
The Comtesse de Castiglione
changes her dress ten times a day and
wears diamonds on her ankles We
would like to see them-the diamonds,
we mean.
The Dakota legislature passed Il
bill removing the capital from Bis
mark to Pierre. The governor very
promptly vetoed the scheme, simply
because it cannot be done
Mark Hopkins, of St. Claire,
Mich, is worth 100000, and is so
cruel to his wife that she sues for a d.
vorce. The people Of St. Claire ought
to put him to soak in duck pond.
Several OF our citizens would like
to view the manly form of Mr.. Con
tine. He has probably mistaken a
jack rabbit track for that fresh pest
The following squib appears to be
free plumber: All those who want the
postofiice will please hold up their
hands until they are counted:
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: =, : : : : : z : : : . =
49, - w. : y
's'''e,i' ICY 'i''ii' ii"' ''iie"ol
proven aho'hei punt VIZ 'il'sI nc can
MAKE " very Soou CABINET without
P"''i.'s any ohio ''i'0er III It. sun,
',o my Ut i"o so'"e very go'o i'i'''eil'i
'Aei aiming Tue i'epuoiic''ii9'
The more we get acquainted with
him. the better we like him. and if he
~ sa;ao - -. =, 80. 49, 1" 'lr
g ~, -. NJ. Cr-.-I-,1..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01

New settlers are stn coming in and
there are great many searching for
homes ip the Valley, though all the
most available land is now taken up.
1t is very desirable, however, that
men of means and with families, should
come in and buy out the cold s,ilfs".
A local enterprise Of some impor-
lance is now underway on the Island.
A number OF our enterprlsing citizens
have organized under the name of the
Elevated Airline Ditch Co., and
are digging a ditch in an airline, re-
gardless of the physical conformation
of the country they traverse. They
are pushing the work with much Ell
ergy and the absurdi'y OF the old APP
horism that "water will not run ul
hill" will doubtless be soon demon
s;rated by the f. A. l.. d. Co.
ARCo, June rs, 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
A Hand some Donation.

J. NJ. b. Castro, of Toponis, who
has the contract for the stone work
fos the new Episcopal church building
in this city,has donated a handsomely
dressed block for corner stone which
will admirably answer the purpose.
The block is Is inches by three feet,
and in the center the inscription ga.
ID. 1S85-Emmanuel' is carved. tits
the best finished piece Of dressed
stone yet seen here. The block comes
from f. A. Whites quarry, up Indian
Creek.
Tina ceremony Ut laying the stone
will take place, with all due solemity,
during Bishop Tuttle's approaching
visit to this city.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
More Fun for the Fourth.

The race managers have concluded
to offer two more purses at the HALEY
Driving Park, OH the Fourth of July.
One will be of $50 for foot race,
free for all, 100 yards; the other for a
dog rate, to wagon, 300 yards, free
for all, for purse Of $40. These
with the ladies' driving race (for which
there are four entries already will, in
addition to the regular racing pro
gram, constitute an attraction that
cannot be cqualed anywhere.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Thirty.ninth Judicial Day Of the May,
1885, Term Wednesday, July l.

1850, lei Ill wednesday, July IL
w. G. Bradbury ct al VS.. Idaho &
Oregon Land Improvement Company.
Verdict for plaintiffs, for S4,279.49,
and 20 per cent. and interest from
date Of acceptance Of the work. The
plaintiffs gave notice Of their intention
to move the Court to set aside the
verdict and enter judgment in accord
ance with the special. findings.
The defense gave notice Of an inten-
ton to move to strike out the 20 per
cent damages; whereupon the Court
ordered that the entry of Judgment
in this cause be stayed until said mo.
ton shall be passed upon.
Elias May was discharged from fur
Their service as a juror at this term.
Jennie Williams VS.. Jesse Pollard
On trial before a jury.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01

besides a specific and unfaili"g anti
dote for miasmatlc poison, other RENEE
dial agents which unite to expel the
poisonous humors, purify the system,
and leave it in a healthy and reinvig-
Grated condition.
The postoiIicc box rent for the en-
suing quarter is due. Uncle Sam
trusts nobody-which shows him to be
level-headed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Condron. of this
city, have sold their residence proper
ty in Bellevue to the Queen of the
Hills Company, which will at once
cause brick office to be erected OH
the ground.
Otto Nj. Swartz left for Salem,
Oregon. to-day, in charge of Latiss,,re,
the man adjudged insane, day before
Yesterday. On his return he will stop
in Baker County, ut the scene of the
latest gold excitement.
G. w. Schwamb, the cabinet maker,
upholsterer and general undertaken, has
his shop on Carbonate street at pres
emit, two doors East of Main. He Is
prepared to fill orders on the shortest
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun.
try orders solicited and given prompt
attention.
In no other medicinal preparation
have the results Of the most intelligent
study and scientific inquiry been ST
steadily and progressively utilized al
in Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t leads thu
list as a truly scientific preparatio,
for all blood diseases.
John Walker came in from the Ca
mas gold mill to-day. He reports tn
mill stopped for the weekly cleanup
but the result cannot be known for I
day or two. He thinks, however, tina
the showing will improve at eac
cleanup until the maximum shall b
reached.
At the meeting of the Fourth Q
July Committee, last evening, all tn
reports Of the various subcommittee
were received and approved, and al
arrangements concluded with the ex
ception of fixing the line of the pre-
cession. That will be done in da
or two by the Grand Marshal and aids
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
SMOKY DISTRICT.
John Rafter Predicts that Its Output Of
Orc will AstOnish HALEY.

John Rafter, who is just in from
Smoky, says the mines are looking
terribly we'll, and that the people of
HALEY will DO astonished at their out
put, as soon as the wagon-road is
completed. J. O. Swift is making
the road up Carrie Leonard gulch.
The road to the Galore group-about
j niles-will be made by Merrill,
Rafter, Menas and Pierce Dorgan.
Other connecting roads will also be
made.
Work has been suspended on the
Galore, owing to the foul air, but op.
erat,ons will be resumed as soon as an
air-pipe, now making, can be pr occurred
and a blower put in.
The mines show better with every
foot of descent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01

HALEY, Idaho, July l, 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
A Good Idea.

Flags range in price from 10 cents
to 81 per dozen, and are therefore
wonderfully cheap. Inasmuch as one
dozen good.sixed flags can be had for
about so cents, it would be a good
idea for every business man, at least,
ID, use up Iozcu or so in decorating
for the Fourth. If this is done, the
town will have a very enlivening APP
pearance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
Why Was West DISCHARGED

To THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES:
Permit us, through the columns Of
your paper, to ask Judge Street upon
what grounds he discharged 7. w.
West. the man arrested for All at
tempt to murder Angus McMaster
and J. NJ. Harper?
A. MCMAsTER,
J. A. McMAsrER,
a. J. MCMAsTER,
ALEX. MCMAsTERs.
HALEY, Idaho, July l, 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01

Meeting Of the Fourth Of July Chorus.
The chorus for singing the national
anthems on the Fourth of July will!
meet for rehearsal on Thursday. July
I'd, at p. IN, sharp, at the new brick
hotel. As this will he the only re.
hearsal, every member is urgently re-
quested to attend.
COMMITTEE ON Music.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
THE ELITE GALLERY.

IT VIII bc Open AT Day ON The 4th
Of July.
Mrs. Buffers photograph gallery, on
the corner of First avenue and Bullion
street, will be open all day, on the
Fourth of July, in order to afford all
who wish to get their pictures taken
an opportunity. None but first class
work is allowed to leave the gallery,
and the charges are verv reasonable.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-01
Barbed Fence Wire.

Darbed fence wire for the million
expected daily. VIII be sod at
bottom figures. COFFIN Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10
At ths Ope a-House.

Atllinson's Comedy company played
Peck's Bad Boy a, the opera-house last
night to full audience. Master Harry
Kelley, as the prince of devilment, in
the character Of the bad boy, did well,
ss did his "pa," represented by Mr.,
willard, and jimmy Duffy, by Tote
Ducrow. In fact, AL sustained them
selves we'll, and the collected hundreds
were kept in roar during the entire
periOrmanoo. Dan Mason, IS Max
schultz, the groceryman, was mimi
table, not only In his Dutch persona.
ton, but wonder nj dancing and salta.
ton. Mr.. William Goat, too, behaved
well, and brought down tho house when
no browsed on the school commitJee's
dinner. The play was intended tC
amuse, did amuse and will douoJlest
attract tull houses TO its matinee anc
repetition this afternoon and Tonight
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10
Mexican Matters.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 9.-The gov
ernment has withdrawn the concession
from the general Mexican company or
ganized in the latter part of last year,
by Count DePreze, who has recently
been in the United States
arranging its matters and endeavoring
to raise $l,000,000 among American cap
italists. The principal feature of the con-
cession was that it al
lowed the company to open
one exposition in this city and import
goods without paying duty unless the
goods were sold. The projectors of the
scheme win receive partial re.
Enumeration from the government,
but the withdrawal of the concession
has eflectually crushed this company,
and the indication is that no other con-
cession of ike nature will be given
granting to one concern importation
privileges not enjoyed by the merchants
| in general.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10
ana rr.nrh md chlne,e war.

PARIS, March 9.-Gen. Brierre de
Isle telegraphS the government that
his loss during the two days fighting to
relieve the French garrison ut Thuyen-
guam was 66 ki led and 1873 wounded.
The garrison itself lost 80 killed and 80
wounded Thirty French officers are
among the killed.
on 10 1oNQUIN AGAIN.
Hone KoNQ, March 9,-rhe Chinese
government is preparing to resume Of
fensive operations In Tonqnin. They
claim victory at Thuyeuq nan.
VESSEL SEARCHED.
SHANGHAI, March 9.---There IL great
excitement here, owing TO the news ot
the overhau,lng aud searching of sew
sral English and American steamers,
en- route To r0uquin, 10y French mem
ofwar, : riNus losses were caused TO
the owners aud shippers by the deten-
ton Of the vessels.
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CorsIoana CaIlInxs.

CoRsIcANA, March 9,--,Speolal. THE
city council has accepted plans and
specifications for the building ot an al
dition to the public schools, TO he put In
the rear OF the Collin street chOol house
and bids advertised Tor building IT,
The store of w. w, Loup, ~ Chathe'd,
this county, was bufgltrized Saturday
night. and S30in money and somo good.
stolen. The amount W goods abstract d
hns not vut been exactly ascertatnod,
Wolves have been dong great damaTe
in tho southeastern portion OF thi'
county among sheep, fully 100 having
I been killed by them during tho past
mouth. A grand hunt Is talked of fol
their extermination.
The freight blockade, consequent
on the strike north of here, has not AZ
fected Corsicana merchants, AZ the mar
row-pauge gives through connection
with the northern markets, without he
Ing affected by the stoppagos ON tn
roads held by the Gould system.
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insist upon disclaimer for the attack
by the Chinese troops and will propose
a joint withdrawal of soldiers from
Corea. The Corean embassy has ar
rived at Toxic with letter of apology
from the king of Corea to the emperor
of Japan. 1t is stated that the French
regard the prospect of a disagreement
between Japan and China as an
opportunity for an alliance with
HARD WORK AT wooLwICH ARSENAL.
The Exchange Telegraph publishes
the statement that the Woolwich ar
senal has q severe strain put upon its
employees by the extra work necessary
to fill the war orders of the government,
which is beginning to tell on their
health. The arsenal will be hard
pushed to fill its commissions for the
Soudan campaign. is feared break
down will ensue if orders are added fol
Afghanistan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10
sllppery Sam.

1t transpires that there were others
who made affidavit to the effect that
f. Baum, who IL wanted hero to answer
to the charge of arson and swindling,
and who IL At present prisoner for OK
tradition at chatham, Canada, than the
names of Dean and others, published
i'm the HERALD. Dargan q Trezevant,
SEQ Bros, w. X. Wheelock, and other
rood citizens, made affidavit against
Baum. II Baum cannot he eXtradited,
who can, is the general sentiment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10
Paddy Ryan ON the Fight.

CHICAGO, March 9.--Paddy Ryan and
Jack Burke, pugiiists, met to-day, and
"Parson" Davies, as BurRe's hacker,
covered Rvan's deposit of $500 for
y fight for $3.50 a side Time aud place
not agreed on, though Butte, Mon
tana Territory, was sugguested. In
reply to n letter from Richard
X. Fox, of New YORK, Ryan to-day sent
dispatch SAYING re would
light John l., Sullivan after
his match with Burke. He
stipulates that the fight shall be for
So, 900, with hard gloves, TO a liuish UNI
der the New London rules, the winner
to take the champion belt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10
rerrIhlo Trsrcdy hi nroollyn.

New York, March "a few pedes-
TRANS passing the junction Of Deyoo
and Hooper streets, Brooklyn, at II p.
NJ, were startled by tho sound of three
pistol shots in quick succession and a
woman's screams. Officers ran to the
spot, and found Susanah Geiser,
pretty young brunette, lying
on tho walk. She WAS nearly
exhausted from the loss of blood. She
had been shot by her lover, Valdino
Hoelner, a young painter, twice In the
right shoulder and once In the lett
breast. In another moment a
fourth report was heard n
short distance away. Here Hoefnor
WAS found with bullet in his brain
| lie was dead when reached. The gir
was removed to 81. GATHERINGS hos
pital, where she told, in
faint voice, that H0einer had
pressed his attention on her, but had
been repulsed. Susanah lives with hen
uncle, on Davoa street. Tho wound IN
her breast will prove fatal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

GALVESTON, March 0.-The Galveston
artillery, at its regular annual meeting,
elected the following officers:
Captain-John NJ. Forshev, reelected.
First Liautenaut-C. NJ. Waters,
Junior First Leutenant-F. A. Hines.
Second Walter i. Turner.
As these two lieutenauts were the
ranking sergeants of the company, all
subordinate non.cOmmissiJned officers
we're advanced accordingly, the fourth
sorgeaut, Fred srooie, becoming G.si
sergeant. The company will 81 once
commence drilling detachment TO be
present at the New Orleans interstate
drill in May. Unfortunately the new
guns tor this company, shipped by the
adjutant-geueral, are blockadod at
/ Palestine,
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lBlORBS ALL ATTENTION.
ANGLO RUSSO COMPLICATION.
Roth Nations Massing Troops and Mate
rial in a-Woolwlch Arsenal
Taxed to Its Iimit-Tho Stu
alton In the SOudan.
Russia ana England.

LONDON, March 9.-The Times in a
leader, urges England to occupy and
brtify Herst at once, and check the
Russian advance toward the interior OF
ifghanistan at any cost. 1t says II
Russia wishes to fight, England is not
only ready, but willing, and Russia has
only to say the word.
RUSSIA EVIDENTLY FEELS THE SAM Il
WAY.
The Russian batteries of horse artil-
larry in Turkestau and along the AT
chan frontier rave been Increased to six
guns each.
RUssIA's REPLY.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch to the
Times saws the Russian government has
,ent an official to offer England to with
draw the Russian frontier forces from
The hills bordering on Herat, but states
that Russia will not retire her troops
rom positions occupied ut Herr, Rud or
perideh, which Russia claims are es
,ential to an effective hold on her Tur-
tomqn possessions. An active scatter,
ing of troops concentrated in Central
Asia, is taking place. 1t is reported
INA troops arc moving from the eau
sasus'
CALCUTTA, March 9.-The Afghan
frontier question is the principal topic
of discussion here, but no anxiety is OK
nressed as 10 the result. All classes are
satished with the determined attitud,
of Inc English cabinet, and there Is ,
remarkable and reassuring display o
F. LOYALTY throughout the country.
ARUSsIAN CLUB MEETING.
PARIS, March 9.-At u meeting Of tn
Russian Artistic club last night, Their,
4 was an animated contest over the situs
lion affecting England and Russia.
Il majority Of those present expressed de
lgbt at the English tension, and i'm
nut the pending trouble to the Rus
Il sian military party. The hope WAS ca
pressed that war will he sveTted.
OUT o DANGER.
. TEHERAN, March 9.-Slr Peter Lum'
den, the British commissioner on th
1 Afghan frontier question, aud his sui
II yeying party, are c}mped at SUarbadsi
on the Persian territory.
n Reports OF RUSSIAN PREPARATION
CONFIRMED.
4 Lgta advices show mat there can
" nodoubt that Russia is rapidly cOncel
II tra'ing her troops In Central ASH
The active breaking no OF smaller al
unimpo"taut military posts is progress
"a Ing, and guns and men are being sent
Il Central Asla aud batteries and troOl
moving in from the Caucasus.
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The attention OF the readers OF the
HERALD is called to the advertisement
Of Messrs. A. a L. Mltteuthal, the we'll
known dry goods merchants, who are
just AT this time making special reduc-
tons on their large and varied stock OF
carpets and their stock of goods In gen.
ersl. They are Offering Inducements to
the purchasing public seldom done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

Bowie, March 9.-LSpeclal'l-Corn is
being shipped here Of late from Kansas
and sold at so cents por bushel.
The old NJ tinor mouse has been leased
by the Messrs. PilHuds II Jackson, oi
this place, and ia now undergoing com-
plete renovation aud repair. IL will he
opened under the name of the Ellie
house, by or before the lat proXimo.
Several parties were here to-day nom
the nation, buying groceries and sup
| plies Some Of the merchants sold them
| nice bills. THIS class OF trade is stead
lIY increasing with our Nuung city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10
A Body Found Floating in a Lake

ABILENE, March Especial. r. The
remains of German were found float
ing in lake east Of the city to-day. Let
ters on the body showed his name to bo
Theodore Johnson, aud that he had
relatives In Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania. A check showed that he was on
his way from New Orleans to San Fran
cisco. johnson was seen wandering in
the lake early in February, with his
coat off. The remains were buried by
tho county.
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A nnrI, Nod nj tho VILLAGE.

FoRT Worm, March Especial. T.
Dave Black, the negro who is running
for city marshal, aud Bin Love, a negro
leader In elections, had aphysical disa.
greement to-day, in which Black
worsted his opponent. Tho cause OF the
difficulty was that Love was advocating
the claims OF Que Of tho white candi-
datss, and insinuatod that Black was In
the race Tor the money that was in II, in
tending TO soil out,
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The Soudan.
rIanrEns EArLnnEn.


LONDON, Marnh "a dispatch from
Korti says: The rear guard of Gen.
Buffers troops has arrived at KOrti
from Gakdul in 4 terribly fatigued con-
ditiOn.
the former against the latter. Japan,
however, il diSpused to treat the diff
Guilty with China separately. 1t has
been detn tolv determined that treaty
revision conference viii meet in March.
II ~ thought the conference will occupy
wv rrir'r-f titau three wruks.
Gen. Foote, the United States minis
lister 10 Corea, had AN audience with the
emperor, on February II, by the special
desire Of the emperor, for his humane
and courageous conduct l. protecting a
number OF Japane.e during the Coreau
riots. The empress presented Mrs.
FoOte with h handsome tea set.
EVACUATION OF aAKDUL.
KoRTI, March 9-Gen. Wood has b3en
ordered to complete the evacuation OF
Gakdul by March A. Lord Beresiord's
naval brigaie IS here. They heard on
the route that the AhO Chassanyieh
tribe intended 10 hSrrags ihs English
retreat. The mudir OF Dongols has
started Tor Merawi,
PRAYERS FOR GORDON.
The archbishop of Canterbury makes
| puUlit ind expression on n ueAlIb 70 uOlI
religious service iu memory of G an
Gordon in Canterbury cathedral, st
Paul ana Westminster abbey mex
Friday.
THE PLAN OF DEFENSE.
SuAKIM. March 9-rhe plan adopted
for the defense of the town Is as follows
. The Indian contingent will camp on the
| right of the town and the guards on the
/ left, while q semi.circle OF redOubts, 4Ol
| yards anart, are TO be formed is yard
1 irom the inner iue of q lenses and con
Meeting with TIRE latter. The water
supply is abundant.
osMAN pIGNA
has sent a letter tn the British genera
IN command Mt this place recountlnl
the Arab successes, announcing tina
the fail Of Ka-salH is Imminent, aut
warning the English hat they will 10
defeated aud driyeu into the sea II the
venture outside tho city. Osman ha
also sent letter to the chitf Of tn
fdendly tribes OF Amorus, now In Sua
kun, threatening him with death ut
less he reioins El Mahd's army an
telling him that tho British are doomed
~ 1000 D'rvi~hns have arrived to rein
force his (Osman'-) army.
THE TRANSPORTS.
There is a constant stream OF trans
port steamers arriving.
MORE ITALfANS ARRIVE.
PORT ND, March 9.-The ltaliS
men of.war, the Dantallo and the Cont
SAVIOUR, With Xix Italian torpedo Ye
sells, have arrived hero.
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MIR. sHANNoN's INV RAILROAD BILL.
AusrIV, March o Especial i Mr..
Shannon will int oduoe nill tomorrow
to require railway companies to give 30
days notice TO emp Dyes oi r reduction
in wages, said notices 70 be given IN the
same manner IA notice oi change In
tariffs. 1t makes IL misdemesnor Tor
any person % modest, or BY words or In
limitation IN any manner, to prevent
any one from attenting 10 duties or re-
paining In the sarvi'a OF any company
fixing he penalty at u fine not exceed
lug $500 and the convicted party may