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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27
CHAPTER NXXI.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

"Found at last!'
Uncomfortable gloom surrounded the per
son who uttered these words, save for the
small circle of light made by strong
smelling tallow dip, that sputtered and
threatened to go out at any moment.
Weird shadows danced along the rafters
and played hide and seek among queer
little hooks. A young man knelt on the
rough boards of the garnet at Lone Hollow,
with an old, battered, hair-covered trunk
open before him. That which brought from
his Inns the words opening this chapter he
held up to the light in his hand-a folded
legal document, yellow with age, tied with
red tape.
The Young man who held up the folded
paper read on one side these words:
Last will and testament of Morgan Van
.diblen
"Found at last" again calculated the
Young man. my search has not been in
vain. have looked everywhere, and was
on the point of giving up, when, loi it pops
up like thing of life from the bottom of
this old chest. Your course is well nigh
run. Clinton Starbright, falsely dubbed
Captain, and"
A sound below cut short the young mans
speech. He concealed tue precious paper,
,extinguished the light, and hurriedly made
his exit from the close air of the garnet.
When he gained the hall below, which
was dimly lighted by brack3t-lamps, the
mans face stood revealed, and we reco2-
nize him as the genial hunter, Louis FIN
gal. He passed TO the end of the hail, lifted
u window and pcered out into the night,
listening intently.
81 hear no sound of wheels" he NUT
tered. Il hope DR.. Cotton and his patient
will not disappoint me tonight. To watch
that villain, and guard precious life,
without making a Sallz, Is tiresome ana
dangerous 1t must be time, too, for that
infamous Captain to come nosing about. L
heard him tell Lucy that she need not look
for him in several days, but judge that TO
he q blind Possibly, however, he may
have taken the alarm. He was out until
late last night, and seemed pale and agl-
tated when he returned.
The reader can readily guess why the
cantain was agltated on the previous night.
The apparition at the pool had completely
unnerved him for a time. On the morning
following he had driven away toward
S,onefeld, assuring both Lura and Lucy
that he intended to be absent several days.
Ftnyal had been where he overheard this,
but he had not believed it.
After listening q minute F1ngal closed
tho window and turned his steps toward
erace,s room. He found the door closed,
and at once applied his hand to the knob. 1t
refused to yield.
Dropping to the floor Nngal attempted to
reer into the room through the keyhole. No
light gkmmered there. and then the young
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27
PiTH AND POINT.

Il
He is young enough who has
health. and he is rich enough who has
no debts.
blessings are usually celibates.
Troubles marry aud replenish the
earth. -Burlingto Free Press.
Women must have their Wills
while they live, because they make
none when they die. Douglas Jerrold-
Men are responsible for sin, but
not for infirmity. Infirmities are the
mistakes which men make on their
way to knowledge -Beecher.
There are no persons more solicit
GUS about the preservation of rank
than those who have no rank at alls-
Shenstone.
Only by labor can thought be made
healthy, and only by thought can la
Dor be made happy, and the two can
not be separated with impunity.
Don't be afraid of wild boys and
girls; they often grow up to be the very
best men and women. Wildness is not
viciousness. -Herbert Spencer.
Right actions for the future are the
best explanations or apologies for
wrong ones in the past; the best evil
dence of regret for them that we can
offer or the world receive-Edwards.
He who gives another an oppon-
tunity to do good by soliciting from
him some act of goodness, has really
done favor to the latter which the
latter may turn to his own benefit by
doing the good act.-N. Y. Independ-
emit
Mental ability and requirement.
physical strength, personal capability,
pecuniary Observation-Disclosures it is.
we do well to keep something in hand
something not squandered abroad
and strewn on the surface. a
Week.
The man who is busy working
doesn't have time to read up on the
subject of capital and labor, and the
man who puts in his time reading on
that subject doesn't have time to work.
That's why no one reaches a complete
comprehension of the difficulty. -Mer-
chant Traveller.
If a fool knows a secret, he tells it
because he is fool; if knave knows
one. he tells it whenever it is his in
terest to tell it. But women and young
men are very apt to tell what secrets
they know from the vanity of having
been trusted. Trust none of these
whenever you can help it-Chester-
field.
Women famed for their valor, their
skill in politics or their learning, leave
the duties of their own sex in order to
invade the privileges of ours. can
| no more pardon fair one for endeav-
| oring to WELD the club of Hercules
than could him for endeavoring to
twIl her distaff. Goldsmith.
Some people speak as If hypocrites
were confined to religion. but they are
everywhere; people pretending to
wealth when they have not a sixpence.
assuming knowledge of which they are
Ignorant, shamming a culture they are
| far removed from, adopting opinions
they do not hold.-Rev. Albert Good
rich. 49, -.s...., -,
1t has always been the practice Of
mankind to judge of actions by the
event. The same events, conducted in
| the same manner, but terminated by
different success, produce different
judgments; they who attain their
wishes never want celebrators Of thei r
wisdom and their virtue; and they that
miscarry are quickly discovered To
have been defective not only in mental,
but in moral qualities. IN. Y. Ledger.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27
Vacuuero Horsemanship.

In the days when / was a cowboy in
Old Mexico the vacqueros knew how
to ride. Those fellows who go around
with wild west shows can't ride little
bit. See one of them lean out of his
saddle to pick up something On the
ground! He hooks his foot behind his
saddle and can hardly reach his hat on
the ground as the horse lopes by. The
vacquero I used to ride with could
pick up Il pin on the ground with the
horse at full gallop. The rider would
hitch the spur on one foot in the sinch
of the saddle and the little bells on the
heel, falling into the rowels of the
spur. would hold the foot as firmly to
the sinch as if it had been tied there.
Then the rider could throw his whole
body out of the saddle and could reach
the very smallest object on the ground.
Nowadays the cowboys don't seem to
understand that trick. In fact, one of
them told me once that the only use of
the little bells on the spurs was to
jingle and add to the dashing appear
ance of the horseman.-St- Louis
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27

The opinion is expressed that II all
that is promised by recent applications
in the use of water gas be verified cleo
trio lighting will be outrivaled both
in cheapness and beauty Of light
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27

"A sheriff in the State of New York
was in the habit of carrying a loaded
revolver, and at night he kept it near
his bedside. On one occasion he was
awakened in the night by some one
crawling upon the roof of shed which
secured access to an open window. The
sheriff took his weapon and pointed it
in the direction of the window. A
mans head appeared and then his
body. He was so sure of his man that
he exclaimed: who's there?" '.Jo. !"
was the reply. The voice of his son,
who had lost his latch-key. was SO
startling that the sheriff never carried
a weapon again while he held office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27

Vermont claims to produce more
batter annually than anv other state
In the Union.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27

Partial payments seem hard enough
TO the schoolboy, but he finds them
harder still when he grows up.-Puck.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27

PAT says we never have moon "a Q d
night when we need it most
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02
Saar, WoieL gifel unb Suusrid.

Grier. Die @aIfabrten suu, 9rabs
bes 81. GpoffsIfirifsn Wattbias babsn Ans
fanss Suni ~bssonnsu. Rir3It9 tam eine
iebr srobs grossifoa aus 'GobIen3.
Gait isbsn Gag trsffen iett, oft aus weiter
6erne, gtlsersise eth. am Sonntas, ben
2. Stunt fanb In Der Sir4s bss Or. Ras
tbias bic fsisrItds ginissnuns Der sroBsn,
BON Der Stabt our 8srebruns bss bell.
apofsIs Watbias ssopfsrten Rsr3e ftatt.
Die Sesnuns nabm 5err Defiant @rines
waIb Dor; bic 5efprsbtst belt 5err Sas
plan Oasba@. Die uettsn 5alen bss
alien sbrpiirbissn 9ottssbaufes wareu
uon @Idubissu aus Rab unb Gsrn ansss
fint.
Oas biesidbrige Ssrbfs W4an6s
per wtrb In Der @ifeI a~baebaIten. Dor
ben Resimsntss unb Brisabe . r1sbunsen
finben SttsBibunssu fatt. Oas Snfans
tsrie: Gssimsnt 9tr. 50 rift am %. Mus
quit, bas 2. unb s. Battalion Rr. 30. an,
25 ausuff unb Der Stab unb bas l. Boz
taiQon am 90. ausuif aus. SdmmtIi4e
Truppsn perbsa bis @eroItein nit Der
Balm bef6rbert uno tebren am 90. unb 81.
Septemter CT. wisber turid.
gu 8emi& f&lus bas @ewitter, bas
am 81. Waai Ibsr &su,t5 bersinbra1. 40
S4IoB Berg tn bas Saus bes 6srrn Yets
gen elm. Ser Sdaben mar sertns.
Am 4. Stunt 0a9mittass brad In
Der Bebauiuns bss S9ensen s~sssnlbsr
Iiessnben 9aifpirtbss Sobann Chefs Seuer
aus. weI9ss siusn sroBsn TbeiI bss
Webubuuiss unb Der S@suns, fouie
idmmtIi@es Da9wert ssrit6rts. Die nee
benIiesenbe StaIuns iowis bte &eftauras
tiOn Rinsis bIisbsn usri9ont.
Erier. Der Steuer : gretutor St.
mar ms 9urembursti5e ssfli9tst; berieIs
be warb tn 9ursmburs uerbaftst unb mad
Erisr ssbradt, woieIbft CT in lIntsrfis
9unssbaft fst. 9sritlbe ioq 9eIber
sinse5oseu unb ni5t abssIisfert babsn.
Mitbsm l. Sani III bic 5aIteffeIe
Bei5 IN Der Babnftrsde Erter Z. W. Dies
benbofsn benz 0ffsntIi5sn Ssrtsbr iberses
ben worbsu.
gor Surtem purbe tn bic RapeIe
~ Wieienba4, BET ct. 9itb, eiussbro@en.
Das EabernatsI purbe srbro9sn uub be-
raubt. Wsitsr fanbsn bic ginbrs9sr
nidts Wsrtbuoues, ais BITE bsiben Spfers
it6ts, usI9e fs mitnubmen. gtnen Spfers
tod fanb man binter elmer uabessIssensn
S9suns wieber.
Sriebrt9 stbaI, (Saarbridsn.)
I'm 8. SUM- iinb bic gsIssi4aften idmmts
Ittsr @rubsn aussfabren. Damit bat Der
Strsit einitusiIsn Elm gnbe.
Sn elmer Wirtbfdaft gu 9Os
bsnborf ibsrua1tete In Der Ra9t auf ben
8. Stunt elm @5spaar, weIdes bte abil@t
bate, mad g9tsrna9 su piIsern unb bort
an Der Sprinspro,effon t~tstIauusbmsn.
Die Srau usri6ieo inSefeu pI6sIt@ Ra9ts
In SoIss zines Ssr,f4Iasss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

Fret. Dor msbrsrsn Wonatsn CAB
Der reformirts Yrsbtssr 8. Sisti9 cine
anssbli1 unparteiii9e @si9tdts Der Bros
tsffantsn tn Wes bsraus, wsI9e er benz
rgpan9slii9en 8unbe~ wibmste. Sn Der
.Wsssr Busfe~ wurbs er in 9 s,6Bsrsu
artiteIn srinbli9 piherlsst, unb ss marte
bspisisn, baB er bic ssi9i9tli9s Dabrbsit
oft In Der srSbitsn Wsiis su llnsunitsn bsr
RatboIitsn psrlest bat. Sect bat aud Der
spanssIii9e ar9ipbirsttor Sr. WoIfram
tn WtsS 6ffentli9 srtldrt, baB Sieti4 bic
unsntbsbrIi9s rnpartsiIi9tsit unb 2eibsns
i9aftsIofsteit nt9t bsfist, unb ieiu Bud
fait gang aus sinsm fruusSfi9sn, 1884 srs
f9isnsnen @srfs abSsi9risbsn 1T.
Su W6r9iussn purbs cine 8irs
thin BON elmer &sseltussI, wsl9e auf ben
fran,6fi9en Babnsn ni4t ssfdObsn, ions
bern ssi@lsubert wsrben, an ben Ropf sss
trOffen unb i@usr psrIsst.
Gin uussr W annponS SIREN,
Namens Dettemburs, wsl9er TIM Walbe
BET benz NuHaesn zines 8aumifammes Bee
i&dftist mar, wurbs tn 5oIss bss suss
rutf9sns besieIben bsrart sebradt, baB q
boffnunssIos barniebsIisst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

abcf9iseu 8efabren. Ser Snfpettcr
8ertrans, eth 2%ursu,burssr, srwartste bort
6te Prtmdrf9ule unb es stns sIet9 in's
Yrouinstalmuie um. Ser pfarrer ertIdrte
ben Rtnbern aIe Decentralization unb
Sammlungen bes S9ilermuisums, flbrte
fe alsbann ins Wuieum Der dr9doIoais
f@en @efeai9aft. 3usi Stunben bra4te
man I'm Prouin;ialmuieum su, unb Der
paftor ertIdrte, baB arlon ifel8 auf bieies
Wuieum iein Tonne, baB uisle 5auptitabte
ret9er 2dnber bas tIsine IrIon UNI biefe
SammIuus beneibeu biirften, ben Wuieen
tn Yarts, B,ifeI, 2onbon, Berlin, bic Ct
befu4t, t6unten bisie fir Rtnber unb grs
wa9fsne 70 Isbrrsi1s unb intersfante goIs
IsttiOnen wirbis an BITE Seits sefislt psrs
ben. Sobanu bssaben f9 bic 6inber In
bic auf benz gu vGrI op benz Rnipssn" sss
lesene &apu5tnertir9e, fanssn bier ein
frommes 2ieb. Wiebsr ertIdrte Der Bfars
rsr ibusn BITE wsnisen Standardization
unb es sins in elm &affsebaus bss Bidders
Gebins, mo- Der Rafse fir 40 Rtnber be-
ftsat gepeien. Ha1 elmer fleinsn Ru5e
sins man in &eib unh @Iieb BITE ct. Wars
tinstir9e, baun bic SeiuiteRtir9s bsiu5eu,
auwc bic Rtnber wieber lire frommsn 9ies
Der ert6nsn IieBen. Die Stunbs Der Rads
tebr NOT seseu 8 l1br anssbro9sn unb fins
senb, ute fe aetomulsn, psrIisBen BITE Spas
aiersdnser infer f@mudes Stdbt@en; ffe
batten iiberal bur9 tbr muf fsrbaftss Bes
traseu, TIRE ginsesossnbeit ben bsifen
@inbrut sema@t. Der sei9madts Das
gen foIste unb beim Rir9bofe tonntsn ale
a~usnabmIos TIN b~eifetsen. @swiB wirb
bisfes BeiipieI uieIe apbers Yrtmdri9uIen
aus gsIstsu unb benz @roBbsr3ostbum an=
;iebsn ; benn fir Dorffinber TT foIsIi9 elm
SpaBtersans ni@t bIob intsrsfant, fonbern
aud uesen bes S4iIermuieum b69if
Iebrrei4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02
eusembursti@eS aus SeIsteu.

Oo9amps. gm %. Wai Na9mits
tags ma5tsn 8 Isi5tiinniss Burden fi5
bas sIsnbe 8srsnissn, ben l6idbrissn
6enri Ssns berart NIT 8ranntpstn gu
trattirsn, baB sr an, anbsrn Worseu toSt
I'm Bette aufssfunbeu wurbe. Ste dr;ts
Ii9e uutsriu9uns bat confatirt, baB CT an
AIcoboIusrsiftuns ssitorben LIT. Die 6
Snbiuibuen warbsn psrbaftst.
War5e. gm %. Mai iiirste bas
Rinb Sacauait on Der StraBs pom Rar1s
mad 9arO4s ms @afsr unb ertrans.
arIou. SutbimIi4 bate ein gIatts
den bss 9roBber,ostbums bic Na9ri5t
~mitsstbsilt, baB bic ArIouer am gfiusffs
montas wisbsr wis Dor 2 Sabrsn mad g1s
terna5 sur Sprtuspro;eifion ptIseru mfrs
ben. Sis arIoner bssnistsn ii4 b:eies
Wal nit elmer Yro3elfon mad benz uur
5 RiIomstsr eutfernten @uirf9, no am
Yinsitmontas bic bsribmte uub 3abIrei9
bsfu9ts @iatbrorbusprO5eiiion ffattfanb.
ct. 9saer. am 81. Rai mar bas
9idbriss Wdb9sn 5auier Don GbatiIon
nit ieinem 7iibrissn Sruber NIT 8 RIben
auf benz Sslbs. 9sssn 9 llbr usrIor f9
zines bisisr Ebtere TN na5s ssIssensn Walbe
unb bas Mdbdsn sius auf bic GUIDE. Die
Rub wurbs ssssn Wittas aufssfunben, Der
Ruabe NIT BEN 2 anbsru tam na9 Sauie,
aber bas tleine Wdb1sn mar peri9punben.
am 8. Stunt fanb man basisIbe an cine
iunse eide anssbunbsn unb erwirst NIT
Der S9uur isiner S5irbe. Der binSuses
rufsns 4r3t srtldrte, baB bas arme 8inb
nod Dor isiuem Eobe auf's i9dubIi9fe
mibbrau9t unb sntebrt wurbs.
Sn arIon 1T an 81. Wai isIis int
Serru enti9lafsu, i'm utter pom 81 Sabrsu,
Der bo4p. Ssrr abbe erasmus anbrs.
Der Ysrbli9eus, ssborsn tn atlon am /.
Stunt 1908, srbislt bic prisftsrli8e Birbs
IN Winifsr QS32), wurbe ais Raplan tu
Sampont unb Gippweilsr sruanut, bann
periab CT bis Yfarrei pon 9atour, Tontelins
gen unb 8sbiussn unb ftarb jaridsetosen
am 81. Wai In Nrlon. r. l. p.
MrIon. gm 4. Stunt Na9mittass, 3
l1br, fab man bic S9uItinbsr pom Rassm
In 8esIeituns bss borttsen BfarrerS unb
bss 9tbrers fnssnb tn infer i&uudss
Stdbt&sn sintisbsn unb DOR benz Proutns
siaImuteum SaIt MAIDEN. Gin init buntsn
6dbnIein unb 8rdn3sn, fowie NIT Blatts
grin ssi@madter Wassn bate bic fIsinsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

eintssn fIsinsren 8srmlabunsen iinb tbn
Naie unb SberIippe seipaIteu unb elm CABIN
aassei9Iasen morben.
2uremburs. Sn benz Barrier Ta9s
bIatte LA construction moderne" leien
MFR cine fsbr i9met1slbafte &seenton iber
bic Dor stnisen Wo9sn sri6isnens Bro=
f@are bss 5errn ar9ttetten Remp aus 9us
rembutg, LA construction des maisons
d'ecole ct Encouragement DIES sales par
rapport a lhygiene scolaire.~
&imeIingen am gbenbe bes 4.
Ssuni serietb bas pisridbrise S6bn9sn beS
Sefouomeu 5aas, wsI9ss ft9 NIT nod
anbern &tnberu ipielenb In Der Ndbe bss
8abnbofes aufbielt, NIT Der re@ten 5anb
In bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nobel bemiels
ben bas erfe @Iieb bes WittsIfinssrs Der
re4ten 6anb sdusIi@ abssqueti9t, bic
dbrisen Singer berfelben 5aub Iei9t
uerIett uur6en.
Guremburg. Der Stabtratb Eat
benz @~efeQsnueretne our 5sisr ieiuss 25idb'
risen S%tiftunssfsitss eth Sub1b pon 500
ST. 3wei anberu 9sisui9aftsn 3uiammen
eth ioI@es pom $50 ST. bsuiIist. Sisis
beibsn 9eisaf9aftsn molten In Yarts cons
curriren.
Be9sSIeinma9er CT. I'm 5. Stunt
wurben circa 100 5uber sser Wetn, per
5otts gu s it. aufssfauft.
Wertert. Bet Der feisrIi6en Sns
ffaIatiou bes nsuen bo9w. 5r. Bfarrers
grapat uarsu SO 9sifIi1e eri9teneu.
Die Pfarrei i9sntte tbrem SaIforssr eth
fetnss &anapse.
CID a. b. ala. Im IL. Stunt fpieIte
f4 auf Der Rtrmsb sine bsbeutenbe Weiiers
affatre ab, BET peI9er etn Cider unb Elm
StaIisusr f9limre 8~erIeSungen bapon
trusen. Ra9bsm 8 DeIinqusnten mad
2uremburs absefibrt warsu, eri1isn
Ra4mittass has llnteriu&uussseri9t.
puIpermibIe. GIs am 9. sSani
Worgeus Der TasI65usr Sran3 @6sinssr
aus Reuborf In Der E,icotfabrtt nit benz
9usen elmer Wai9iue bsi5dftist mar,
wurbe Ct bur9 bas a~uslaufsnbe toIenbe
0afer elmer ssplasteu R6brs berart am
Ridsn psrbribt, baB bsisn 3uftanb Be-
bsntIi9 III.
Baffenborf. gm 2. Stunt perf&ieb
Wars. 8enuer, @ittpe pom 9onrab Rrs,
ulsr, TIM Sitter pom SO Sabren. Wsrfmirs
big TT, baB bic Wuttsr Der gsrbIi9snsn
bas auBsrsew6bnIi@e gItsr uon lol Sabs
srrsi9ts.
Reuborf. Die S%abnsupeibe bes
6euerwsbrtorps 1T tros benz pI6sIi9 elm
setretenen &esenwetter obne St6runs pors
lbersesansen. Am 9. Stunt UNI baIb finf
r1br uurbe bis rsue SABINE untsr ben RIdns
gen ber Wuiit In @mpfang ssnommsn.
0as pom ben ueri9isbensn gsianss unb
Ruffseieaiduftsn ausssfibrte Yrosrau,m
moi pra1tpou %an1ub6rsn. I'm baIb 8 llbr
usrltsB iebsr ben SsifpIas NIT benz ges
wuBtfein, einsn usrsuistsn Ra9mittas srs
Iebt gu babsu.
gtptI ffanb Der Stabt 9urems
burg.
6etrat5en.- Ypm 90. Wat: ssr.
@idsu, SanSasiit, nit 9eIsna sdirmer.
SterbefaIIe. - Bonn %. Wai:
Anna Cent, alt Sc s., gbsfrnu uon Srau3
3abu, Sanoi9ubfdrbsr; g.: anna Sung,
alt 43 s., gbefrau BON GbeopbiI Wilsr,
S9riftisssr; 60: @atbartna Oeder, alt
80 s., gbsfrau pom Setter Sffermann,
Sanbarbsitsr; Sobaun Sob, alt 4s g.,
griefter; 81: &oia abam, alt So s.,
Staats.Y snfontrts, Wittus pom Ausuft
9ambert, 3tIs. Saalbisnsr; Watb. Ros
bsi9, alt "a s., 9Iafoutrer, sbsIos.
Qur>mhuro{sd.pS ma M>Io{sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

Quremburs, IL. Sum-. 9ie Luz
remburaer Turusr babsu auf benz internas
tionaIsn goncurs In Yaris i6Sns grfoIse
errunsen, uamsntIi9 1T IS bic Eurns unb
Sedtseislf4aft @runb, weI9e f@ bsrpors
astban bat. gs wurtsn ibr bret Breiie 5u
fbetl: einsn srffen Yrsis tn Der Yprami'
benbiIbung, fsrnsr trus i'm GinSeIturuen tn
Der obsren GbtbeiIuns Ir. Aus. @barbron
ben ertten, Sr. 9ottIieb Baum ben britten
Yreis bapon. 9isie Wslouns wurse bur4
bic grieftaubsn, usI9e 5r. @renbal ben
@eieufdaftsn sur 9srfisuns seffeat bate,
bierber sebra9t. Die Yfaffentbalsr Gurns
aeieli&aft erbieIt auf bsmielben Goncurie
Sen rifsn Yrsis fur 6rstibunssn.
Swei gewobnsr bss Dorfss Gems
uinasn battsu obne grIaubniB isitens Der
~competenten BsbSrbs cine Golette abses
baIteu, ,um gntaufs eints @sf4sntes fur
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-18
A Big Railroad Suit.

A suit has been begun in the United
States court in Portland by the Ore
gon Short Lime, Union Pacific and the
o. Il. L n. companies to enjoin the
Northern Pacific from discrimination.
Trouble has been brewing for some
time, and has amounted practically
to a rupture between the companies.
The o. r. & n. company has found
the Puget sound field very fruitful
one, but it has been kept on the move
in order to hold its own. Though the
Northern Pacific has not refused to
receive o. r. & N. freight it will not
accept it unless the charges are pre-
paid. Passengers have been similarly
Disseminated against, and the o. r.
& n. company has been required to
purchase tickets to Sound points for
passengers who bought tickets to the
Sound via Portland, which the North
ern Pacific would not honor. In the
meantime the o. r. & n, has been
connecting with the Northern Pacific
at Connel and Wallula, receiving its
freight and passengers and running
through sleepers to st. Paul.
In May the o. r. & n. put.a steam
er on the Portland-Puget sound route.
The company has since increased the
number of steamers to three. At the
annual meeting of the o. r. & n.
company last June an attempt was
made to settle the trouble, but with
out avail, and the Union Pacific hot
long since came to the conclusion that
an agreement could not be reached,
and decided to build an independent
line to Puget sound.
Several weeks ago the Oregon Short
Line company appealed to the inter
state commerce commission to put an
end to the Northern Pacifc's discrim-
lnation. The case has been hanging
fire so long that the Union Pacific
and its leased lines found it necessary
to bring an Injunction suit to prevent
its Puget sound business from suffer-
ing.