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General FOREIGN News.

General Foreign News.
BELFAST LIBERALS OPPOSED TO HOME RULE.
BELFAST, March 19.-The Belfast liberals in
a convention just held adopted resolutions
home rule to Ireland and to advocate the ex-
tension OF the local government system.
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STEAMERS.

4 ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HARE
Company's Pier, No. AZ North River foot Of Morton
street, New York.
81 Laurent de Jousselin, Wednesday. March "a, 8
a. =
Amerique. Santelli. Wednesday, March 81, 2 D. m
Normande, de Kersabiec, Wednesday April z,
a. m -
Canada, Padel, "Wednesday, April Ia pm
Checks PAYABLE on sight, In amounts to suit on the
Banque Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE Be
BAN, Agent. No Bowling Green New York
Messrs BELL &c CO., Agents for the District of
Columbia 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
ml7 Washington n e.
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NEW YORK, March 19.-Sheriff Grant to-day
began his work of levying upon the property OF
VIM. $. Warner, upon the execution issued tC
him under the judgment to the amount OF
81, 4O1 ,9OO.97, given by referee Hamilton Cole
in favor OF receiver Julian r. Davies. receiver OF
the firm of Grant & Ward, and against Warner
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RbhN9R d sSH XEfx ENE WIT
MaT TAIN aSTN
VERY HANDSOME WALNUT BEDsTEAD'
fAHeT cH n S WAnNTr t CRIB VIII With
HAIR MATTKEss AND BE1pING. NAT
bfNa fSdRAfS sN mp o H2fart cAkP 4h,
DINING-kooM FURSTTURE. CHINA AND
sEkSEs saEvER hPL WAkE LAM MS
S s. Il zStES6k kiftRks RhatislFhs
On MONDAY, MARCH TWENTY-FIVE, 1886 at
Ten O'CLOCK, at the residence of a gentleman de-
and l6th streets southwest shall sell excellent
lot OF Furniture, &c. mh1S-3t*
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
BELONGING TO THE HERDic PHAEroN COM
On wEpNEsDA41T M A9sTtSs MARCH TWEEN
1b Fts6ss at EtEvEN O'CLOCK we will sell at
10th and streets so ut gSpcrs
The above can be seen on day Of sale. mh1s5t
IL WINDOW BRICK LIVERY STABLE, BENG IN
Ne 51a E sTREEr Southeast NEAR
TW M En-, Y at FIVE O'CLOCK, we :$$
WI" SELL ''o PART o. L os g er9 in ssasre eo2
improved by large well built brick livery stable and
office two stories high having front of 81 feet
This Lot is the Marine Barracks and Pennsyl-
vana avenue in section of the city that is rapidly
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
notes to bear and to be secured by deed
OF 500 required at time of SALE Conveyancing &C..
m fhsti' DUScANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
YVYHOM A0 nnWUTNG Auct,oDaar
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctnoneerA

| hUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneera
TRpsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
STREET SOUTHEAST.
pursuant to decree of the Equity Court of the see
Dlstrcf OF Columbia made the 9Th day March, &$2R
| dSS6 passed in Equity Cause No. 8. 100 Docket
70; the qndersigned trustee win, ON SATURDAY.
| THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1886 at FIVE
OCLOCk NJ, sell at public auction in front of the
PhemiseS the following real estate, situated in the
VII: Part Of lot numbered three (3) in square num-
Dereu S24, commencing at the southwest corner OF
sao lot No y running thence 20 feet 10 inches
thence north 40 feet; thence feet 10 inches
and thence south 40 feet to the place of beginning
| and L. - ~ o' '"'
Terms onethird cash. and the residue in two equal
M, AT SIX and twelve months, with interest
Notes and approved security required deferred
taynehts Sonveyancng, DC, at purchasers cost A
| deposit OF 500 required at time OF sale.
| Mn1<Aa@&ds ROBT. BALL. Trustee.
| 1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXECUTOR's AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL.
| UABLE IMPROVED GEOR6 ETOWN PROP
| EhI1s Al SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WEST
~ aIr. SSuREE Ell AND WASHINGTON (THIR-
As Executor Of L s. Matthews and as Trustee 80
Ioi the heirs OF II. c. Matthews, will SELL at :s::M
PUBIC auction In front of the premises to the .H
E rteTprt pager; on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
part OF Lot 2O3 in Bealrs addition (Sauare So to
oeSse.oWn D. T., fronting 80 feet on (West) street.
1,, SsXsenolhg Sack Of that width 30 feet 3Oth
~ y You street, with the improvements. consist
| House. @nu oAseinen' oficA
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash, balance in one two
anu three years In secured notes. with interest at six
per cent per annum. 500 to be paid at time Of sale
| Conveyancing and recording at purchaser g cost
mb11.d y; MATTHEW'S. Executor and Trustee,
| - No0s l2OS 31st st.
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CAMDEN, N. j., March 19-The verdict in
favor OF Leonard Bausch against the Camden L.
Atlantic Railroad company for $4,000. rem
new trial granted. This is a case in which the
plaintiff was injured while riding on free
pass which contained waiver of liability.
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ABill to which Employers Object,

DUBUQUE Iowa, March 19-The manufac-
turers' union of Dubuque has issued an appeal
to every manufacturer in the state of Iowa to
defeat the bill introduced by state senator
Knight, providing for what it terms "a most dis
astrous measure against the manufacturing in
dustries of the state" The bill contains nine
sections. The first provides how many en-
ployes shall be employed in a certain space.
Other sections provide for fire escapes, ventila-
tors and sanitary condition, and prohibits the
the principal objection to which the manufac-
turers object is the following: That every per-
or occupant of any factory, Workshop or other
place where labor is employed, and who en-
pioys labor therein, shall be liable to every
person employed by him for injuries sustained
by such persons through the negligence of any
other servants or employees of such employer,
and any contract by an employe waiving the
measure is now before the labor committee and
a delegation of manufacturers from this city
has gone to Des MOines to endeavor to defeat it.
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To MARRY A MUSEUM FREAK.-A Chicago
paper states that Arthur Pitcairn, a son Of
Canon Pitcairn, OF Eccles, near Manchester
England, has accepted the offer of $1,000 made
rs Fanny Mills, the bigfooted girl, 10 any man
who would marry his daughter.
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A Sensation in Sicily.


BRIGANDS ATTACK A CASTLE AND ATTEMPT TO
CAPTURE ADMIRAL NELSON'S GREAT GRAND
SON.
duced In Sicily by MOST darna a attempt p by
brigands to capture the great grandson OF Ad.
miral Nelson: The young gentleman is the
present and third Baron Bridport. whose father
was the husband of Lady Charlotte, daughter
of Admiral Nelson. His father is equerry to
the queen and Duke of BrOnte in Sicily. The
family estate includes the property containing
the CASTILLO de MANAGE, which was given by
the king of Sicily to the admiral. Victor was
residing in the castle when the brigands, who,
1t is believed, had plotted to take him pris.
oner and hold him for a high ransom, made an
attack in force upon the place. The servants
master in defense of his person and estate. A
fierce fight ensued, which resulted in the defeat
and dispersal of the robbers, but only after
many of them were disabled by wounds. Four
of the brigands were taken prisoners and turned
over to the custody of the authorities.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ONE COMBINATION BILLIARD AND POOL
TABLE COMPLETE. WITH BALLS, CUES
RACKS, &c, AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTIETH, 1856, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, 1 shall
sell the above table. mh1S-2t
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
III No $40 Louisiana avenue.
Auction Sale of Horses Carriages. Wagons, Harness
&c. &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing at TEN
Bugges. Wagons, Harness, &C.. &c. always hand
at private sale 5. BENSINGER. Auct- mS-lm
TNIOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THOROUGHLY GENTLE HORSE, (ANYONE
CAN DRIVE HIND. PHETON AND SET
SINGLE HARNESS AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY; MARCH. TWENTIETH 1886. al
TWELVE O'CLOCK, I'm front of my auction rooms.
shall sell the above outfit, which purchased
especially for lady but owing to the owner leaving
the city it must be sold to the highest bidder mh1S2t
John BOwLEs d CO., Real Estate Brokers,
- 1924 New York avenue.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers.
ABSOLUTE SALE AT AUCTION OF FINE RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY, ON N STREET, NEAR
BRITISH MINISTER'S.
We will sen. at public auction, atFIVEOCLOCK 80
SLANT. in front of the premises, Nos. 1920 and esE
1922 street northwest two small Houses and Lots
that rent well to good This property located
in the very best portion of northwest surrounded
constantly improving neighborhood. and Is sold free
of all membranes with guaranteed title.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in and
two years at six cent secured the property,
all cash at option of purchaser deposit of 500
each house viii oe required ON acceptance of bid.
mill, 1315,l1&l0 JOHN BOWLES Il co.
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HUN ARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FAST SATURDAY EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
From Pier 40. North River, New York.
Servia, Saturday, March p, IL a-m.
Gailia, saturday, April 3, pm.
Cmbria. saturday, April 10, Gam.
Aurana, Saturday, April II, pm.
FAST WEDNESDAY EXPRESS SERVICE
FROM Boston.
Gallia, sails May 5, June 2, June 80, July 2S.
Bothnia, sails May IL, June ., July z, August 4.
thna, sails April %. May 70 June %, July n:
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and 500; intermediate,
$50 SteeraSe tickets TO and from all parts of Europe
al very low rates Tor melght and passage apply to
VERNON II. BROWN d CO.,
Bowling Green. New York; OF to
CCSARD STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED, Boston.
Messrs- OTIS BIGELOW & CO.,
mh17 Cos eth street. Washington.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT,
y NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. s. CO.
New York, southampton, Bremen The fast Ex-
press steamers of this company sail every WEDNESt
DAY landing passengers I'm southampton IN less than
eight day from New York. These steamers are cele
brated for their speed and the comfort afford pas
seDgers Beginning In May fast Express steamers viii
also leave New York on Saturdays for CherbOury
France, landing passengers TOR Paris.
< 4. DROOP, 925 Pennsylvania ave.
f&o-am washington, d. C..
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News Briefs.

Ornclal tele grams from Zanzibar confirm the
recent report of the putting To death OF Bisliop
Harrington by tHe King OF MornDasa.
Judge John Baxter, of the United states
circuit court. at Knoxville, Tenn, yesterday
ordered the sale Of the East Tennessee Nirginin
and Georgia railroad on the application OF tho
Central Trust company OF New York.
A socialist meeting was held I'm London lase
evening 20 celebrate the anniversary OF the
Paris commune. Prince krapotkin made a
speech. and was received wi Tn enthusiasm.
The London Netos says TAI at the delay I'm the
resignation of Messrs. Chamberlain and
Treveiyan Is merely ma tier Of convenience
TO allow Mr. Gladstone 10 announce his scheme
in parliament
Two fatal cases OF cholera are reported from
Gambia, two from Poia and seven from Padua,
Italy.
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CARRY THE NEWS To MARY.-St Jacobs oil
cures burns, bruises, wounds and sea DIS.
Hon. X. NJ. McLane, u. y. minister 70 Francs.
says Red Star cough cure is the surest.
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The Courts.

COURT In GENERAL TERM.
To-day, United states agt Nardello (murdert
argument concluded and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judoe Ha0nsr
To-day, Bradley ct al. agt Gait and Hewett;
argument In progress.
PRoBATE CoURr-Judge james.
Today, estate OF Susan - Barbour will
proved, admitted TO probate &c. and letters
issued TO John :. Barbour-bond $4,000. rs.
tate of James T. Richardson; order of puhlicn-
ton. Estate OF Rachel A. Gleason; &c Meador
appointed Observation-Disclosures 81 500 Viii
OF 4. w. Forney; admitted 90 probate. Estate
of Clement Pearson; letters issued % r. A. bur
ton-bond $1,000. Estate OF Rebecca IA. Young:
order of sale. Estate OF Robert Peake: order az.
cepting bond and directing sale. Estate OF Geo,
NJ. Schaefer; order appointing Katherine Schae.
fer guardian-bond $500. Estate OF c. G. Burr;
order directing acceptance OF offer. Nathan X.
Clarke appointed guardian of Arthur X clarke.
bond 5000. Estate OF Emanuel Richard; will
admitted to probate and letters testamentary
issued to Henrietta Richard-bond $4,000. Es-
tate OF VS.. Buckley; order for the sale of stock
Estate of Eleanor Allen; will admitted TO pro-
bate and letters granted Sarah NJ. Prevost-bond
$4,000.
EQUITY CouRr-yudOe James
Yesterday, Clark agt Cross; auditors report
confirmed, and distribution directed Bramhall
agt- w alter; complainants motion to dismiss
denied, and bill dismissed with costs New
comb agt. Bankers aud Merchants Telegraph
company: reference TO auditor ordered. Home
Insurance company OF New York agt Eue,ling
Critic company; dismissal OF bill decreed
Northwest National Insurance company AIT.
same; do. Burgess agt. Burgess; restraining order
returnable March ID, granted.
To-day, Potzler agt. Potzer: leave TO amend bin
granted. Hook agt Hook: pro confesso vacated
and f. l.. Hine appointed 10 take proof. Dans
agt. Crafty, do granted aud Fillmore Beall do.
Wiley agt. Wiley; appearance OF absent defend.
ant ordered. Mandley agt. Mandley; testimony
ordered taken before n. Dumont Patrick agt.
Patrick: do.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JudgeM acArfh,:r.
Yesterday, Philip Carver embezzlement; yer.
dict not guilty. William Queenan, housebreak-
ing. order 10 restore property.
To-day, James Martin, housebreaking In tho
night plea of guilty, and sentence suspended
under bonds. James Carroll, alias Carter
(appeal), larceny; on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Shell
tot; $40 or 80 days. Benjamin Jones' disor.
derby i'm county; So or seven days. Jas o. Car.
ter, carrying pistol; $40 collateral forfeited,
Van Buren, Thomas, indecent exposure; 20 col.
lateral forfeited.
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NominattOms To-day.
The President to-day sent 70 the Senate the
Following nominations:
Brigadier General o. o. Howard TO be major
general. vice Pope. retired. Patrick B. German
TO be register OF the land Office at ST. Cloud. II.
r: McDermott 70 be receiver Of public moneys
AT Benson, MINI.
Congressional Topics.
THE HURD-RoMEIs CONTEST.
The House committee on elections to-day de-
ciueo the Hurd-Romeis, Ohio, contested election
case In favor OF the sitting member-Mr. Romeis,
Inc nrst vote came mp on q motion TO recon-
mend the seating Of Mr.. Hurd. On this motion
!he nays were 10 and the ayes 4. The affirna-
North CaroIine ear5 , 9g Me Rh,s snS Mar.
TN, All democrats The negative votes were
cast oy Messrs. Pettibone, Payne, Hopkins, Ely
New Jersey, Boyle, Lowry and Han, OF Iowa,
Oemocrats. The question then came up on a
motion 10 declare Mr.. Romeis entitled 70 his
eight TO six, the votes OF those who voted for
Mr. Hurd on the previous motion being supple
mented by the votes OF Messrs. Hall and Green,
democrats, who had voted against Mr.. Hurds
right TO a seat
THE HOUSE INDIAN COMMITTEE
decided to-day to report favorably TO the House
the bill to open up the Sioux reservation Of Da-
kota to settlement The general bill to grant
railroads the right OF way through Indian Ter
rioory VIII be taken up on Monday.
POOR PROSPECT FOR THE EDUCATIONAL BILL
IN THE HOUSE.
The House educational committee to-day re
declared its position ON the educational bill by
extending their resolution of postponement
until the third Friday In April, TO the Blair bin,
as well as the Willis bill. Mr.. Willis has given
up All hope OF getting the bill through the com.
mittee, and will introduce q bill ia the House
on Monday and ask to have 1t referred to an.
other committee. 10 do this will require unani.
NOUS consent, which certainly cannot be had
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN THE TERRITORIES.
The American Woman's Sufiragists made ar.
guments before the House territories committee
to-day In favor Of giving the right of suffrage to
women In the territories. Speeches were made
by Representatives Long. of Massachusetts
MIS-. Mary A. Hunt, OF Massachusetts; Rev.
Miss Shaw, OF Michigan, and Mr. H. h. Black.
well, all In favor of the proposition.
NOTES.
The ways and means committee had the
Hawaiian treaty abrogation under considera-
tion to-day. No final conclusion was reached,
but 1t is probable that they will adopt the sub
committee report in favor of ADVOCATING the
treaty.
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nTNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON SHER-
MAN AVENUE IN THE COUNTY.
By virtue of q deed of trust, duly recorded in 80
Lfber No III folio 81. seq, one of the land i;
records Of the District of Columbia, will sell in 9
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the THIRD
DAY OF APRIL A d. 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK
PM all that piece of real estate in the county of
Washington. District of Columbia. to wit: The north
half of lot sixteen Q6) in block seventeen Q7), of
Todd and Browns recorded subdivision of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
Terms: All cash. deposit of 500 required at
sale. JOSEPH r EPSON
mh19dtdS Surviving Trustee
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHORTHAND. ENGLISH, GERMAN AND
kCFrench taught by w. +. MEYER, Practical STEM
ographer, S14 81 St NV. mh1S-2w*
INKENCH COURSE, UNDER THE DIRECT ION
IL of DIR. LEON DEBEI, from Paris also Latin
Greek and Chinese Ask for circulars 1886 st.
4 mis- 3t*
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RANGE OF THE IHERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings AT the signal Office to-day:
a. m. ABB; am, ALB; IL "a. M. $50:
pm, 90. Maximum. $40. Minimum, II. d.
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NNHOMAS BOWLING, AuctlOnee-.
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SPECIALTIES

hk AND MME SELDEN, 1921 18TH 81 n w
H Established 1855. Special treatment Tor ladies'
rem etties prompt and reliable advice Tree and coma
Dental: terms reasonable. Gail write. mhiS-Iw.-
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14

In one Of Sam Jones SERMONS,
not long since, he referred to tho
Governor Of Missouri rs ian old
swill tuba and to the Supreme
Judges of that State as "two or
three old Mash tubs.n.r In response
to these beautiful pulpit Aourishes,
the central Law. Journal refers to
the Rev. Gentleman rs q "blatlier
skito' AMI says /" II hu will attend
to his clerical functions, In tho
same decent aud becoming manner
in which those gentlemen attend to
their official functions he will de-
serve u larger measure of public
respect than l,e now receives" 1t
occurs to. M that Brother Jones
could be a little more ssLct in his
pulpit uttcrances, Tut the Central
Law Journal luis certainly partaken
of.some Of his rude english procliv.
tiles, when it refers TO him az q.
"blatl,er skite" and speaks OF. hs
"beastly :ndecepcy In his haran::'
gues."
a careful consideration OF the
l,ropristies os their Respective: 20.
siiions, to say nothing Of others,
would dictate ! different .colriSc to
each of.these gentlemen. -. .,.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14

/ We have Seen employed by the Sly.
m. Copialinn to conduct the Ilorticul-
tural ,leps r,mcnt Of tic paper, and
from.s practical experiences OF eight or
ten years, added to some theoretical
knowledge, We hope TO be able to give
some Interesting Information, %. -
Horticulture lsgrtwing every year,
particularly around Crystal Springs
and IIazlcliurst aud Terry and Madi.
SON Station, although there Is general
interest among the people all over the
STATE. 80 49,.
=. Better farilitics"foi transportation
are being afforded by tho railroads,
and lower rates and tho introduction
oircfrigerntor cars has given new i'm
totus to this great and growing in
il,istry. Under the new department
We viii take pleasure In answering
any question we may be able to do
Even, since our connection with the
Jackson Comet, where We conducted
q similar department, under the re-
&ime Of that brilliant writer, tile late
Col. +. T. Cooper, this important In
'dustry has grown so wonderfully that
we believe paper now devoted cxclu.
slvely to this object alone, would be
supported to some extent.
But oil we expect to do, Is to con-
dense fow items, which we think
will be importantto our horticultural
readers. and answer questions which
We have been answering through
the mail.
With this short salutatory II II can
be called one, we greet our readers
hoping that the people may give their
mid and encouragement 10. the new
enterprise.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14
RI. Mi,,i,,lppl R.arsAd c.nnl,sl..

Our Washington dispatches in.
form us that the United States su.
preme Court has declared the Mis.
sissippi Railroad Commission bill
constitutional. This IL only q re.
afiirmnnce Of the action Of our
State Supreme Court; but like tho
e,lict Of that honorable body, ~;
forls no benefits to the people Of
the State. The decirion only per.
petuates the Commission and the.
salaries incident thereto. Tho or.
iginal bill confcrs no especial pow
er upon the Commission. 1t pro.
vi,les that they may regulate the
tariff, etc, of the several roals tra.::
versipg the State; but tho railroads
had already regulated. their. own
tariffs, placing them below the max.
imum rate fixed In their charters,
and until the railroads attempt a
thing they never had, In contem!
pla;ion, to raise their tariffs above
the maximum provided in their 70
,spective charters, there is. nothing
to supervise. Nobody denies the
abstract right Of q State to protect
its citizens against extortion or OPP
preston, but when such things ITO
not not exist, and in all probability
will not exist, all progressive md.
public.spiritcd citizens are opposed
to the enactment ofa w,that, while
it affords no benefits, threaten to
injure the progress and develop
mcnt Of the State. When Missis-'
sippi has her full complement Of
railroads, with tho capital aud in
crease OF population that will, per
force, accompany them, then, If the
managers ofthc railroads attempt
to opprcss the people by unJustan'l
cxtortionate tariffs, 1t will DO high
time to restrain them by whole.
some laws. But to check tho build.
ing OF railroads, the influx of capi'
tai and population by the enact.
nent Of a law without any necessity
for such q law, is MI injustice to the
State and its people. At this time
supervision is almost impracticats,
aud it would be unwise II feasible.
-Vicksburg Herald.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14
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