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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
DRAWING JURIEs.
How the New Law for Selecting Juries
Works.

How the New Law for Selecting Juries
Works.
One of the laws psssed at tho lest
session OF the legislature was council
bill No. II, providing for the selection
Of grand and petit jurors by jury
commission appointed by the Judge
during the session of court in each
county, whose duty II is to selec,
jurors for the next term of court. Act
ing under this law Judge Liddell ap-
pointed Messrs. z. H. johnson. Hugh
Moran and J. C. Clifford to act with
the probate judge and county clerk,
the law includ ng these two function
aries as permsnent members of the
commission. The manner OF selecting
these jurors under the new law is as
follows: The grand jury, consisting
Of twenty, is selected from the tax
list by the commissioners In the same
manner ss has been done by the
county commissioners, but with the
trial or petit jury different plan lie
followed. Tie first step is the calling
Of $50 names Of taxpaying residents Of
the county from the last tax roll.
These $50 names are written each on .
separate slip Of paper and tire whole
bunch placed In a box fem which
each Of the five commissioners draws
seriatim until thirty have been drawn
from the box; these thirty names rep
resent the regular panel OF trial Jurors
for the ensuing term Of court. The
law provides further that the commits
sioners shall be persons who have M
litigation pending In the district court
Pursuant to the order Of the judge,
the committee met yesterday afternoon
and proceeded to the performance o
the duty assigned 10 them and com
pletsd IL about 8 o'clock. The name
selected for both jnries are sealed uI
In envelopes, which are placed In thu
custody Of the clerk Of the court wher'
they remain until on day not mor'
than fvrty or less than thirty day.
prior to the beginning OF the nexi
term of court; 'be envelopes arr
opened by the sheriff in his Office. AND
the selections OF the jury commission
made known.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
Two san Francisco winners

Butchertown, South San Francisco, is
likley to become very popular. One Of
happiest men In this thriving suburb
is Hans NJ. c. Mangels who keeps .
grocery store on the corner Of Railroad
Ave. and Manitoba 81. Hehad bought
Louisiana Stste Lottery tickets and a
few days before the March drawing he
resolved 70 try once more. He held a
coupon OF ticket 2.sS7, and so won
900. He was paid last Thursday in
full. William Griffin, also San Fran
ciscan, was the other lucky man In
last weeks drawing. he is printer by
occupation and has for some time past
worked on the Guide ct 52l Clay 81.
Appearances are very deceptive, how
ever, as the result proved, for the little
number 2.ss7 was the means OF enrich.
ing him to the extent Of SIS, ,0O0.-San
Francisco Call Chronicle. March IL.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
wEsTERvELT vs.. BRANDENBURG.


A Much Talked ,f Case on TI;sl ia Court.
The case of Westervelt vs. Branden
burg was ca"ed for trial late yesterday
afternoon and after some preliminar-
les jury was sworn.
The complaint alleges that the par
ties went into equal partnership In the
live stock bueiness in 1880 and contin-
ued till 1885. that at that time Bran
denburg proce sded to sell out the
effects of the business and closed up
the partnership ana that lot o. cattle
sold by the defendant belonging TO the
partnership brought $500, but that
the defendant settled with him the
plaintiff, on the basis Of its having
brought 5000. The plaintiff Wester-
welt further AYERS that he has been
fraudulently kept out Of 81 400 by the
defendant and prays for an accounting
of the partnership affairs. A grsa
deal Of time was consumed In getting
o jury. The entire panel was ex-
hausted without full jury being Sc
cured and number of talismen hat
to be summoned. In the course Of ex
animation Of the jurymen tn
court decided question which !
of considerable importance. A juro
stated that he had formed and ex
pressed an opinion on the merits O
the case. Middleton for the plaintiff
moved that this disqualified the juror
Strevell for the defense combstted thi
view and cited the statute which pre-
vides that opinions formed by o juro
shall not disquslify him II he will
swear that he can render q fair ver
dict upon the law and the evidence
The court held that the law cited b,
Judge Streyell sppertained only b
criminal csses and not 10 civil cases
The juror was excused. The trial will
60 on to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
SET FOR NAY IL
Death of an Es,imabIe Lady.

Mrs. Archdale. the wife of NJ
Archdale, died suddenly yesterday
morning. Circumstances Of her death
are very sad. She was just rallying
safely from child.bed and had every
hope of being about In q few days
when she was struck down almos: in
night. The sympathies Of the whole
community go out to the tereaved
husband, who is alone with his little
one. Mrs. Archdsle was an English
lady and very highly connected In
England, where and among whom the
intelligence OF her death will he re-
ceived with sadness and regret. Her
funeral will take place this morning at
8 o'clock from the Presbyterian
church.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
LOTS OF LOCALS.
Doings at Court-Judgments in
the Tax c Cases-TheJuryCom-
mission Draws Jurymen.
Another Death in Childbirth-A
Montana Loaf of
Bread.
AGAINST THE COUNTY.

Judgment Entered Against the Board o..
Commissioners for Large Amount.
The suit Of the Northern Cattle Co.
VS.. The Board of County Commission
ers, which was argued Monday before
Judge Liddell by ] B. Clsyburg, of
Helena. and Strevell & Porter on
one side, and County Attorney Bur-
leigh on the other. resulted yesterday
in the court finding judgment in favor
of the company for $3.50, and s26.6O In
terest, the amount claimed. This case
was test case to determine SIX others
upon which judgment will now be
entered up against the county.
They are as follows:
Mizpah Live Stock company ,S26s. so;
interest s10.55.
Illinois and Wisconsin Live Stock
company, S439. so; interest sl7.l0.
Concord Cattle company, s672; in.
terest s26.
Continental Land and Cattle COM
pany. 81, ,092. 20: in terest 5000.
Holt & Murphy, S6li.52; interest
$3.50.
Henry Tusler, 1886; interest slS05.
Aggregating In the whole to IS. 1854.
The ground Of the suit was an al
legged illegal levy of tax in 'sS made by
the county assessor upon cattle they
recently brought into the territory,
and without allowing the owners to
appear before the board Of equalization.
The money was paid under protest
and the suit was instituted to recover
it back with the above results. The
cases will probably be appealed.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
The soubrrtte's Revenge.

The cleverest soubrette on the Lon
don stage had magnificent black
cat the admiration OF all who saw
that Enemy of the Evil One One
night an ungallant lord. her neighbor,
cruelty shot the cat. and a few days
after She received the stuffed skin OF
her pet Miss Soubrette immediately
collected all the mice she could secure
about 20O-and had them carefully
boxed 10 the address OF his lordships
wife in the country. When the box
arrived at its destination her ladyship
opened il herself, expecting It 70 con-
tain some of the latest fashions, A.
she raised the lid the mice jumped oQtt
and literally filed the house Of
course there was CONSERVATION. Al
the bottom Of the box was a mote,
which read; Madam, your husband
killed my cat send you our mice.
-Dunlap's Stage News
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
Coming 10 Custer.

Deputy Sheriff Eph Davis. who has
just returned from trip through the
country, states that while out he met
number of emigrants coming out of
Dakota and Nebraska up into Montana.
There were seven or eight teams Of
them and a lot of stock. They were
about the Mizpsh at that time and
they enquired particularly about Miles
City and 1t pleased them to learn that
there was q mill in the town. They
were looking for locations and said
they intended settling in Custer
county. They said there would be
other outfits along shortly with the
same object in view.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
How Mary stasrs r,oohea.

Twas the other day looking a thS
various portraits Of Mary Stuart e as
new gallery in Regent street Allow
ing that the colors have faded. and
that she might have had a good ocm-
plexion, il Is clear, by the concuxzqpt
testimony Of all the portraits, that -
could not have been even panah&y
good looking. Both her nose and ~
forehead are positively ugly. Boo
then," / asked an artistic friend q
mine, ''could she have been 20 s1ocuzt
full q ilirtf" ut was all by means =
her eyes" be said. "But her err ,
not seem 70 have been exccptio11
beautiful, " l replied. mo" ~
they evidently were nol I - y!
luding 10 the mode In which ~ ~
thsm." This IS probably ~ -
ought TO lead the plnipe11 q ~ -
70 ds1naiE Of her 49, = en'nsF =
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
Ditch Co. vs.. Joe Kentzler. Right Of

Ditch Co. vs.. Joe Kentzler. Right of
way.
No. 957-Eva Styles Wright vs.. Fire
Insurance Association OF London.
Contract
No. s75-Territory vs. VIM. Harmon
ct al. Bond.
No. 9Sl-Wm. Harmon vs.. Com
stock Horse and Cattle Co.
No. l062-Towner Savage We. Board
Of County Commissioners.
SET FOR MAY 10.
No. l00i-O. F. Rogers vs. Louis
King and Richsrd Hicks. Claim and
delivery.
No. 1075-E. A. Kreidler & Co. vs.
Konrad Schmid.
No. 1076-Wm. Y. Mscqueen vs.
Henry Davis.
SET FOR NAY H.
Isaac Orschel vs.. Andrew J. Kim
ball, Louisa Marcys, Hiram r. Marcys
her husband and Samuel Bosworth.
Foreclosure of mortgage.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
The Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs.
under all conditions make II their
favorite remedy. II is pleasing to the
eye and to the taste, gentle. yet effect
ual iu acting on the kidney liver and
hawpla
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09

the ranchers with superior article Of
feed and corn meal, and be now turns
out a first class grade Of graham -four.
good enough for anyone to live on the
year round, and II there Is any do bit
about this 1t can be easily satisfied by
examining the article at this Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-05-09
Here's the List.

AhD ssN'N .---f 80 -
the order named for call on the days
mentioned by Judge Liddell, Of the
district court:
SET FOR MAY 8.
No. S92-Wm. Courtney vs.. Thomp.
son p. McElrsth et al. Foreclosure Of
mortgage.
No. 964-Jennie Waugh Va. jacob +.
schmalsls ct al. Foreclosure OF mort
gage.
No. 979-Frank Westervelt W.. Mar
teln Brandenburg. Settlement OF Co
partnership.
No. l0ii-Ann Graham W. Il. j.
Bryan a Co. Damages.
No. 1030-william Milen W. Chas'
DAILY. Demurrer
No. 1050-Pierre wibeaux ~. Grin
nell Live Stock Co.
SET FOR MAY 9.
No. s7s-ailes City IrrIgasing and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14
STATE NEWS

i II Proctor goes iuto the cabinet. th,
town bearing bis name will feel big enough
to petition for another slice of Rutland.
Thin hair tbickenol. badness cured
aud gray hsir made TO return 10 its youth
ful color By the use Of Halls vegetsbI,
Siciliau Hair Remover.
board OF examining surgeons Tor pen,
lions has teen established At Bennington
On Lyman Rogers, + b. Daley and q.
q. u. Jennings composing il.
Hermann is up TO many tricks; bat be
viii never take 10 as much, as Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup in its big raid on coughs or
colds
Myron Chandler has contracted with
tho Seiecimen Of Bennington 10 maintain
the poor OF that town the ensuing year for
$1,000 aud the use Of the town farm.
We indorse all The propriesors have said
relative to the merits Of Salvation oil. II
e nonpareil.
The funeral Of DR.. G. A. Thomas vas
largely attended from the Baptist church
80 Brandon 90 Friday afternoon. DR.
Thorn. was one OF the Oldest Baptist
eietRymen 10 tbs state, asi for over 90
years was pastor Of tbs Brandon chrrch
snd ihsi vac his hnt aud only charge
Dr. Thonss would have been 50 years
next August
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urnunrdprnh


While attending TO his business II,
was IN the beet OF spirits and II was sup
posed in the enjoyment Of bis usual good
health. previous TO this attack Of heart dis.
ease or apoplery. These Two disease.
depend upon some Of the following causes
/. Organic disease Of the heart. often
times caused by rheumatism. 2 From
disease OF the aterles, degeneration la
their tissues causing them 10 easily rup.
,nre' 8. From poisoned clot creating
condition Of the blood esnsei by ceriaia
diseases Of the liver aud EidBeys Aoti.
Apopleeiiae prevents ApopleIy cures par
alysis. heart disease. rheumatism, liver
complaint, kidney aud bladder tfoubles.
dyspepsia. chronic bronchitis. eet This
esn be proven by our testimonials which
We will send you on application.
Are yen dizzy Do yon have numb and
priekly sensation, short breath aud wheez.
ing. pslpi,stiog Of lbe heart, ectf II you
do buya bottle Of your druggist. only
siO0.
For ihree tso cent stamps we will send
you a copy Of 100 Emergencies and How
TO Treat Them, proiusely illustrated and
neatly bound Address. DIR. T. $. Hutch.
luson a Co., Enosburgh Falls, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14


The Btliie ~ tie S'es.S and The CiJfsr,
~ claniI Is 40 Ingenious aud enteitAiuiDg
narrative, supposed M bhye been sritiei.
Ia 1880. eisiog an account Of the capture
aud destruction OF Ae~ York city by Il
British iieri, through ssut Of an adequate
navy and hassos deieaces on the part OF
the uaiied States. Afterwards peace i,
purchased by paying an indemuily 0. 81.
900 coo. 900. 10 receiving Canada by pay
log her Indebtedness OF $500. 900. 0o0 Tbs
book contains considerable Information
most OF u very accurate. ia regard 10 oar
present means of coast and barbor defences.
aud the general political situation. which
II would be we'll Tor all citizens to know.
The author of tho book Is Samuel Barton
Of New York aud it sells for 80 cents. We
will send 1t free TO every new subscriber
for the Manchester JOURNAL. II You oil.
ready take the JOURNAL subscribe for it for
soms friend who will receive it as mos
acceptable present. by which means you
will receive the book free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14

Iiap i ne hAbgf i The sass.iOh cl,el
put 10 mother, sad macy an aaswo
comes. 'ibsnss y pt Bats Blby syrug
mach better 70 day"
/ Bddisg nfos elk mauuisclnters
Northampton. Mass. have been cgiaed
free ~ cost. q valuable plant 10 Brattle
boro 90 conditions thst they establish
siik mill there Ihe water power sud
buildlng. eesi s3o.ooo Taey have To,
otisr nndef consideration.
Cosiiveurss II not checked wall result Ia
eoH,upation. and the latter II bot correct
ed will snfeiy iermiasie Ia dyspepsia
Ls,aaor IL taken Ia iine. vail restore The
normal eoneiIioh. prlea rs cents
Mn jennie l. Muaai 81 west Rutland
has sold her tso-year. old Ben frsuklia
colt to parties In Massachusetts, Tor $1,000.
aud the aoiuaI has already baen shipped.
Mrs. Moifa, has been offered $500 Tor Der
well known irolier, Dynamite.
The fasotle washing compound Of the
day is usquestiouably JAMES PYLEs
PEARLlNE. IL dispcases With the nee.
essiiy or beating or rubbing The cloth
es, sad does not iniurc the fabric.
tbs Harris Manufacturing company OF
Rutland have jus, received an order for
? 000,0)0 pieces Of chair stock
Miss Bessie II Beiloe, Of Burlington
W, h,d a disease Of the scalp which
caused her hair to become very harsh and
dry ant TO fall so freely she scarcely dar
Cd to tomb H. Ayers Hair yigor gave
her healthy scalp. aud made the hair
beautifully thick and gIossy.
John n. wooido succeeds ex Gov.
Redheid Proctor us president OF the Lin.
coin Iron works a, Rntland
Bad blood causes dyspepsia and dys
pepsia reacts by causing bad blood. SO
both go on, growing worse. until the whole
system is poisoned. The surest means OF
relief for the victim is thorough and per.
sistent course OF Ayers Sarssparilla.
Two shoats. one COW, and 10 hens ap.
pear il the list OF diniag.room furniture
In the town farm Inventory tin the Brattle.
boro auditors report
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14

Coed progress is nov briag made ca
the hns res boisi ., Tampa Day. Florida
The nniqge thing about The holsi Is that
. viii bs fire proof the onls Ore proof
toarssi hotel 10 toe world, Besides !, gill
be o. magnificent rfopof.iora Tbs main
bulldog being 81 feet long. With tso
large wings. 'nrnoabied by loser, from
shIeh ans outlook ia ohaias5. both OF
land and s.,er scenery.
II may ts ia.i our friend. Mr. Plat.
had 80 eye 70 the annexation OF Cab.. q hen
be projected thls hotel. II 90 ~ .ho~.d
remarkable foresight 90 hi. para Beiog
90 The direct llaa 10 Hsvaaa 10 case Cnha
10 aursIed Tampa bay gill be the
ls.dins city 90 the gaIi coast aaa vail pos
sess hotel 81 Shieb ssy city may DO
proud,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14

The Massachusetts Tsaf Reform Lea
que has issued an address 10 which Il
claims that reform was beaten at the re.
cent election on sccoust Of the ignorance
OF the people. and That the League pro.
poses 10 send ont speakers and documents
10 enlish,en The people. especially As TO
the necessity Of free raw materials OF
conrse II claims the tariff Is o tar aud 8
grea, burden on the people.
Oar Massachusetts friends are tvidenil,
wrong The people are too veil informed
to be enlled by the free trade theory
They tnov that Instead Of being burden
protective tariff is the salvation o. our
lsborins meu. The simple illustration we
publish bslov is saticier, to sweep axay
the foundation snd whole fabric VI the free
trade theory. What Is ,rne 10 regard To
Mr.. Moorr's bssipess is tree oil over the
country north and south. Tie facts are
~ follows:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch in the life OF tho individual.
Such 6 remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency where the
good health has been attained is grateful.
y blessed. Hence ii is that so much is
heard 10 praise of Electric Ditiers. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, 10 tho use OF the Great Alternative
aud Tonic. II you are troubled with any
disease Of kidneys, liver or stomach, OF
long or short standing you will surely fluid
relief by use OF Electric Bilters. Sold at
900. and VI per bottle at j. N. HARp's
drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14
WIN NJ. aud JOHNS. BATCHEL-


kTATr or vsnMosT, Manchester District %.
W Probate Court held at Manchester, within
ana for said Di,trici en- the Iitb day Of fsbru.
uy, A. D. 1859.
ibe uudisn u VIM N Bslciedsr sbd Johu
4 Bstobs. 'sr minors u Dofsot IN said disirct
presented 1 y spplestiou IN Writing 70 said
Court getting 'prih tsiat biz wards are the eifIl..
dren and heirs o. Mhrh Be oheldsr late OF said
porset deorasea. I'd 80 aaeb hare enc foarsk
interest BIZ virtue OF 10 vi q Ira Baiehelder
ate Of sad Dorset dee. .sed 70 piece Of real
estate 10 Dorset conislni, sbooi ~ acres lyinE
90 the east side Of tho higt way tnd contiguous
% the store lot Of N Aims 'ohg, and fsprs.
,enting that II weBld be bspoht 'sl W bis vsfds
TO have their interest 10 aid ras' estate SOFA
md the sfsiis put At interest or 'hvts~d
stocts or ntbef real ssikiei aud PRAYING saia
jourt for tbe reasons aforessid ~ graft him
IceBse 10 sell their ssid real estate.
Whefeupos u sas ordered that hearing up0n
said application be had s. Probate Court 10 be
held 81 the Probate Office 10 Manchester, In said
District, on tho 23i day u March, 4, D. 1854.
and that notice Of s6d application, tho nature
aud reasons thereof, snd ibe time aud place Of
nssring thereon, bs given 10 oil persons inter.
sisted, by. the publication hereof IN the hsg'
chester JophsAL, newspaper printed 81 said
Manchester, three weeks sncets~iyeiy prtvioys
W said time o. hearing.
issw LoyrLAsD nUasoE, judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14
John QUILTER's Estate.

State OF Vermont, District Of MsDob, sisr, -
In Probate Court held At Manchester, within
and Tor said district on the 18th day OF Feb.
ruiry A, D. 1859.
An instrument puTporting 10 be The lsst will
and testament OF John Qpilisr lsto OF Dor.
,ot 10 sid district, deceased, was pIt.
.oDted for Probate.
Whereupon a session OF said Couit, 10 DO held
At the PROBATE Oflcs 10 Manchester, In raid
District. on tho I6ib day Of March A. D. Ittt,
vas appointed for the probate OF ssid Insi,n.
Dent, and Tor all persons concerned to rIIesf
md contest the same, n cause there be for 20
!oing; and public notice thereof was osn.rsd 10
DO given by the publication bcfeof in The Man.
hester Journal, Newspaper printed Al ssid
Manchester, three weeks SUI CO siivtiy previous
the time no appointed
I23w LOyELAND Muksflk Juase
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The True Reason yVash-Dny Made
lasy

There is u reason III everything but no,
every reason given is true. About washipg
clothes, for instance, common sense and
the chemistry of every day life teaches u 5
that csrtuin ihings must be done, while
others may ba left ualope Clothes must
bt made clean, sweet, pure aud whole
some without either injaring the fabric or
the hands OF The laundress. II these oh
jects can be obtained. it does not matter
as to what methods are us,d, aud the soap
or soap powder, no matter what 1t is call
ed. that will admit OF the most varied
methods of use IL the handieat. Some
things. however, are important to observe
The dirt and all soap must be entirely re
moved from the iD,erstices OF the clothes
and all microbes must be destroyed. The
only add easiest way TO do this is bg hsat
ing the water il whi3h the clothes are
Contained to tls boiling point The btsl
In5 water, by c)nstgut seif-igitatiOn ~
forced tbrougn ihA isilc4s Of the IA
brc, and thus cleans i them from dirt,
aud disease breeding micr0bes.ns tbeJ can
b. cleaned ~ 10 othsr way and without
in any miuaef iuinii1g the fabric AS
there is no royal road to learning, neither
Is there any easier, surer or safer way Of
" ishiug clothes clean aud freeing thfm
from oil disease breeding microbes or bic-
a eria tlan by using PYLE S PEARLINE
Ind q, strictly follog the directions ae-
rsca package Above oil
hings, avoid any soap or soap powder
hat does not work TO hes. advantage in
Iot water = Igieriam dnaigsi, A. \.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-14


II was someshat Amusing To- sce will
what An ali OF snprise sams oi i,s cit,
| newspapers up'icsi the arpointnent Of
Secretary Proctor, NJ 'nakppw. IN an,
The fact ibst be had be- Cover, oc II the
little slate Of Vermont Tor two terms aud
is ct the head Of the largest ma rbie firm 10
have attracted the attention III our city
braihern bat ii is true. ~ think. that this
habit OF dispsraeiug Vermont il fashion
able When Phelps vas appointed Min.
lister 10 Eaglsud aud Allsse + Walker a
member OF the lnters,at. Commerce Com
mission we noticed tie same turning no ~
the city editorial nose. Now tbs ZANE
city editors take special pains 10 notice
that Mr.. Phelp. is entertained, on bis 10
turn from Eaglaa1, by the vanierbiits
aud As,ots. And when the new interstate
com blnstion OF railroads wish for man
10 manage their affairs they unanimously
ask Dol. Walker 10 take tbs position at q
good fst salary. The upper house Of Con.
sress is The only Department 81 Govern
mens where The states are equal. without 70
gard 10 s.x,. When our big states can
show better men. or taose who have had
more iuauence 10 shaping Legislation than
Tho Ssastors from Vermont IL viii be time
10 pretend not 10 kuow anybody from this
state