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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27
THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF DEATH.

Tired feeling, dull headache, pains in
various parts OF the body, sinking at the
pit of stomach, loss of appetite, feverish.
ness, pimples or sores, are all positive
violence Of poisoned blood. No matter
how it became poisoned it must be puri.
fed to avoid death. DR.. Acker's English
Blood Elixir has neper failed to remove
scrofulous or syphilitic poisons. Sold
under positive guarantee.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27

TERMS-Postage Prepaid $500 Fer Year.
Vol MI b,ginring Novemi er 4, 1890
Volume VIII, Y and XI of Hdrpe,'S Youno
People bound in cloth vii! b. &, 10, 10y la.ii,
postage paid, on receipt of IS so each. The
other volumes are out OF ,,riut.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27

A pair of bantam chickens were SOLD
at the London Crystal Palace for $500
which was almost twice their weight in
gold.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27
The Nebraska State Mllitia

"Bufialo Bill" has ordered the Nebras.
ka State militia to prepare for service
on an hours notice, in case of an In.
dian outbreak.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27

Quite a number of farmers have raised
two crops OF potatoes this season in Kan
eaS.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27
Notice to Sportsmeu.

Notice is hereby given that hunting with
guns or dogs, or trespassing in any manner oD
our farms, is positively forbidden. The law
will be strictly enforced
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27

The number of exiles to Siberia this
year amounts to 10000 souls.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27

It is said there are $4,000 mayors ir
France.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-27

OF all Indians sixty.three per cent. are
unable to read.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

sides what does thla Attlu creature laoAi
Bile 10 not very pretty, II 10 true But
after six months Of marriage you viii
not notice that
"Aud thinP interrupted Monteforlo
with grimaee, And blaol,l Not oven
a yoloel Nothing"
"Out upon you, egQist hha loves
you, ia a wQman'a love, then, such an
ordinary thing
"Ohl for that matter, said Orlando,
Glove ~ II II described In hooks and la
songs have never fell or met con-
slider II very wearlsomo dlaepae, Fur
thermoro, | do not care 10 BIO adored |
prefeF-
"What do you prefer, imbeollei' cried
the old painter hla arguments exhausted,
"Well, prefer to love myaelf-aa far
40 possible, Of oqurRel"
But In talking they had reached the
salila Coneeglone, and even tho house Of
tho Cardellis,
Willynilly, Monteforto had to go up
the stepsi his companion left him, but
not tlll he had pulled tie bell,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

Durbin, Wright q Co. and L. Sollman
the druggists, desire us TO publish the fol
lowing testimonial as they handle the
remedy and believe II TO be reliable.
| bought 80 cent bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and applied TO my limbs
which have been afflicted with rheuma-
tism at intervals for one year. At the
time bought the Pain Balm, i was unable
10 walk. / can truthfully say that Pain
Balm has completely cured me- n. II
Farr, Hollywood, Kan. MIR. A. b. Cox, the
leading druggist at Hollywood, vouches for
the truth Of this statement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
TO DE CONTINUED.
Democratic oOnRrouslonal oonvontion.

To the Democracy Of the 10th Congress.
ional District OF Ohio:-Tho delegates for
tho 10th Congressional District OF Ohio,
composed Of the counties of Holmes, Me.
dina, Stark and Wayne, will meet IN con.
vontion at Orrvillc, Ohio, on THURSDAY,
july 10th, 1890, at II o'clock, AM, TO nom.
mate candidate for Congress, for said
district. Tho basis OF representation In
said convention will bo one delegate for
each hundred votes, and one delegate for
each fraction thereof OF tlfty votes or
over that were cast for Grover Cleveland
for President on November 9th, 1883, IN
said counties, az follows, to-wit:
Votes. Delegates
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
WantA Blk Judges,

Emanuel Sheets has fled petition in
Common Pleas court against his wife
Lydia Sheets and her guardian, Henry w,
Hassler, asking that her dover in certain
real estate in New Berlin be oleased,
He says that his wife is said to be insane
and wants three physicians and three
judicious citizens 10 inquire as TO her san
ity. Her guardian sold some real estate
TO the cemetery association at New Ber-
lin and asks for proper relief.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

Which 10 the falreat, rose on a lilyi
which N tho hWeeteht, ppaQh Oh a nNhff
Merry'A oOquntlEl, ana charming ia Millyt
DOrn 10 gentle hnd fair thur,
Sweet hA h Hover wna h6r face when hluged
dove ID tho romance nnd glory OF llfel
Mllly, my playmate, love "llllo sister"
hnt Dora choose for my wife,
That Ia right young man, marry the Gifi
you love, by all means, II she will have You.
Should her health become delicate aud h6r
beauty fade after marriage, remember that
this Ii usually duo 20 functional diellrhaloea,
weaknesses, Irregularities, uf painful dlapls
derb peculiar 10 her hhx, l1 the 0iltn Of which
Or, Heroes layorto Prescription IA RuaFans
iced 20 give nafiaiaoi0n, or money refunded.
Bee the printed oertilcaia OF guarantee on
bOftle-Wrhpper,
Ior oyrrworled, worn.out" "rnn-down,"
dehilitated teaoherH, millinera, dremmhkhfe,
sohInalieesea NahOp girls" houaokNopera,
nuTaing mVfhera, and feeble WOlnon g6nef.
ally Dr. pleroea fnYOrte Prescription 10 the
Rrohtoet earthly boon, being uneqlialed 10 an
appetillng, cordial and roAtomtivo tonic, on
alrength-giver,
Copyright ias, b5 woRtp'f pm MHp ASK,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

Mr.. Chas. II. Jones, OF Waynesburg, o.,
pension and war claim attorney, has CO.
tabllshed branch Office In this city, In
81 New Cassidy Block, with ], L. Robb,
Attorney, where he can be found We'd
nesday Of each week hereafter commence
ing May 21st.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

ALLEN oARNEs.
ATTORNEY AT LAw--Omoo with W, and A. Mo
Kinloy, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

lOnAs. AEEMANN
ATTORNEY At LAW-ofloo Commercial Hook,
No. ~ South Market street. Canton, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

J, II, MlollENEiL
ATTORNEY AT LAw-onice IN eagle Book Can
ton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
NiISZSN
VIBRATOR

The same firm which
81 years ago CON
pletely revolution
Ized tho Threshing
trade by
inyentlng q new
Threading Machine,
10 much better
than nanymachinebe-
fore known, that all
thebuildersoftheold
style ThroshIng Ma
chimes stopped max.
ing them and copied
the new machine aa
closely asthey dared
have nowmadean-
other advance and
In their New Vibra-
tor rpresenta Threah.
lnB Alliclilllc cOllllii-
Ing entirely new fea-
lures IN separation
and cleaning which
placeitos far ahead
Of any other % the
old vibrator was
ahead Of tho "End
less Apronn ma
chimes, Every Farm
U and Tlircshcrmau
should at OaoO get
full information re.
garding the NEW
VIBRATOR, which
win be sent Free on
application 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

ALLEN COOK. LoRiH O, WISE
COOK a wiaE
ATTORNEYS AT LAw-Omco. No g2 South Mar
kot st.. Mckinley block Telephone No, 2pB'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

JOHN o, OWN,
ATTORNEY AT Law onloo over Fist National
Hank, EAglc Block, Cant Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

NVV'nohig w SnVlVc'' c'''sss'''''''ss's's'sH w
BY order OF the Democratic Congress.
al District.
JAMES II. WooDwoRrH,
Chairman.
LEWIS G. BARTON, Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
lie SUGGESTS RECIPROCITY, DUT WOULD LX-
cLrDE WOOL AND HIDES FROM THE
FREE LIST.

WASHINGTON July 90 (Spcc.aD.-Mr Mitchell, Of
orcron t. the latest pablo man 70 come forward "ih
SUGGESTION bearing on tic vcNcd question Oh rcepFc
inv with south and Central American countries. His
ideas ar contained IN an elaborate resolution oEcFcI
today In the senate and referred to tho Committee on
Finance. IL, special mpGr lncc affecting the q'cs
Lion Row before the IS that il strongly insists
fho; wool and hides shall in event be pu npon the
free l.,t in exchange flr concessions by oihfr com
irir, to the agricultural products and manufactures 81
the United state, Hid u.s. are now on ilc Tree IisN
AID r. Nichcll- plan cont 'mpiac' restoring ihc "h'
Oh thcM Wool, Oi course, Is u.'idy on the uN'I"D'0
list The oregon Senator evidently desires to hove
,be United states enter into reciprocity tr'ltcS via
tl,o other American republics Oh The basis OF sugar
s!oEo.
Mr. Mitchclls resolution declares tina; the tn"d
s.tc, woald hall with appreciation any reciprocal ar
faaccm,nt be- treaty Otherwise, between the Govern
ment Of the United state, AID nc Governments
II al or any Of IA. sOuth American or Central Amer
caa states whereby there snail be admitted - tic
ports Of such nations free from all national, pF''Ih
cal municipal ana other tarlS or taxes the p?Ouu''a
of the United states including nodr. c'IhnoH ana
other bYcddstuGs preserved meats fruits macs Nesc
tables cottonscrd OIL rice and other p!0N'S'"'' NJ
articles OF food lumber, furniture and all chcr "l'ce
of WOOD, agricultural implements ana mi'hhic'''
structural steel and iron ana slccl rails lo''h'''c'
RAILWAY ears anG supplies, sfcet-caIs refined petroleum
aud such other product, Of IN" United sta'cS as may
ic Acrcd upon: but declaring that II IS not t'c sens
81 III tinted states t,at. IA any sac" Hta9 -. ~ -
r0cal arrangement The aflit"' Oh iJ,V 90 i,t tho
lido, IN ans form. shOud IT, ddmlttcl Ire mo , vi.
uo,ts a. mi, c,gutry AHd q dccillco Gai, III any
treaty or reciprocal arrangement that may D. tm.c
tie pr..ucls uamca Ii is not Tie sens OF tlg niie
states that the articles o. Wol or u."ci p ~ Grtv
any of those countries hal! he aNh'rt ny w -
into ne po.,a Of the United Siaic~ ana " req"Cals
tie Trcsidtnt Of The Inicd TT 10 9Inn ,r IA n
,ach ircaty prJcal arinechchl WIN nnn S ~. =,
nation from The Il~t Of product, Of sich cot'' go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

hom In Mr. M'Tfan aid sq4 iA ~cF re 1Sa
wi,cs for the parp0,o of.sEowins thaI IN p.ia ,.e
p,oicssed b: ihcr bcst friend ana i ilid a." III,
mad. such profession, hcd NJ u'' i'G tch III ''
world except 10 d It voting. -, .o,.,o,o.,
Sir C5qait' qdarcs,cd e saac !, lie con mar
IN nme poDtS the Hons, III amt the bill As HP,Hi
By the Finance Committee Of the 7ea r ann a nd sicl
tn .I 81. npa.', ,alGdr1 t,r,lI iiI Sa.
WVr UIar replied 10 Mr. Colquitts remarks agnuI
I 1o H. q tat in tr+rriin: Trough the hill towns
0f Ms Sachu,ct-. dcsor,cd idrnhoi' D my a.,
Of generation, 40 would b. 'onn.. Oh, LA ,., y
Ttes. home, had been lu on the hills probahy i,i
ho6itani. ba1 mjrtci down 70 The valleys. INT th@
agricultural interest, q me connoWc.n 'au ~
more Dian conn PaeT MN MI firm pfci5 Of MAJ
c,,,,t, had Increased nom oorpV o,v KIT WHEN
a. 900 900 II there any iaiIlG OF }" tn} &
ilr agricultural p9,du. tire causc u - ".is - v, @
Tor, not in te protective is ,6n w@ II i had No., Io
ftr mo r,otectlvc tariff that Western coIpetitlVi
aould haze tc.n absolutely destructive to Ne"-"nS
Mr. spon51 gave notice Of al amendment NV, Who ca
he woula oilcr - the Tariff hlIl providing lna' on
ard after October l. go TN plae ,o tagt , tn rI
the the state 81 dGTns i've preceding Gscai year
s'aH equal IN amount Of such tin Plates ihlo''D
uP r vest y c5'ano tho noor but not desiring TO speak
today The Tariff bin went over NJ Mo'lF; -, uc,,se
Cn mDo4 10 q tho NE ordnai hactasc' BIZ We
coucuiTcd in, ard conference wa a r sorrn vera
appointeA confcrecs on tie part Of TIE senate
rhn S-ngtc then projected T. the Cn-idH;atlon Oh
renscn hIls on the calendar. one Of these oils Wa
q senate lii granting q pension 70 MT'. MAJ?
Sooj widow of tnc late NaorG General George ooH
T Ioo" comm.ttce on Pensions hai recomm nded an
amendment reducing the amount from 5000 V.;n
40 n 300 a wear Mr. CONAN app>oel u ln'
sen5, not to agree to tho amendment but to fix tn,
I'm, ri 81 900 the aS had been reported
Gu ,h;oy,s Of Generals Mcclellan and Fremont. Re
marx. to the Same elect and in praie Of HncrSl CT 200
TocT Tho amendment was rciCct"d. and the bill!
BASED allowing Mr.. Crook $1,000 yc2r-Mr. C9cl
rcll protesting against tie practice OF g!yng snch
iorre pension 10 the widows OF Major Generals aS
vicious -. L., Al, = ,,., ,,o-eio,,
20 NJ" Erproont and TO Mrs Mcclellan.
Mr. Teller gave notice Of an amcndm'nt whi ,nd ne
would orro~ IL Mr. Shcrnan'e hil a TO coinage
nrnvidirr ina. hereafter IN subsidiary c1;n"@ tlc
bN dollar s'an contain 200 grains OF silver, ana iho
nT"rfrrdajlar and dime onchalf AMI onehith ~
Tie senate then at p. m, adjourned till Monday
at noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
ALONG THE SOVND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the worlnen engaged on
the addition 10 the county Jail are Ahorns under me
impression that the features OF Palal3 tie Italian
murderer appear at times on the window Of the oe'
he occupied previous to his execution ana cannot W
,here Is "A pane of glass there whch dSpAys ,he
,inaee ~ The murderer, and all efforts at rshasoD
-, So contrary nave thus Far failed David o.
pad nrcsldent Of the Board Of Trade ana Motifs
". SEYMOUR, OF The state EoaHd OF P1Idoas' s'aFo''
-,e-iev f,r Maine on "A fishing excursion -
y,ba~eI Wheeler Is authority for the statement Una.
Eorhester II. " capitalists have PIT !1Ned Inc ,
bridgeport horse railroad and Will tahc III possession
January !, 1901.
GREENWICH.--Dr and Mrs. Harry NJ Archer ot
No = West Eighty second a.. ,Ncw-forh a. occupy.
~, t1e'r cottage a; Greenwich. and entertaining
r,ntain Clarence " Boyd, u Brooklyn. who Is az
Grlr,.nyich with his yacht ClareSia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
NORTHERN NEw.JERSEY COUNTIES.

PLAINFIELD. sarah Heath 'oehT'"" "''
loist birthday Yesterday. She WAS born near fF"''""
ton Mrs Heath has fairly good health ana h"' "''
missed u meal during the last six years HOT Ns''
is falling ana her recollection u mccnt h'pp0h'7
l. impaired. Her carly life IL stu clear III ~, i'' y,
however she walks c3allY, and say she - Iv',,I,
live several years longer. HchN 80. :, -
a nephew OF James MARSHALL the Newark tlo'nol 3D.
died last month. dlCl Yesterday from an "uN'V 49,,
rain. Mr.. Marshall in the clothing ira 'e "ul,'n
his period of business llic lie was Ely '""' wv
old. and leaves two daughter ana one SOIL
CKANFOED.--An organization OF wheclmen, 10 Q, o,
known ~ The Crawford 6 ching Club was c'P'TTStu
~ the home If e. q. Teller on THURSDAY niIm any
hcyclstN had been participating IN soon, ,r Moi.
informal rec ptiOns 10. time before the 'oulVV
organi1atiDn WAS attained. The Oihccr> are :, ,
dent. G.. g. Teller. secretary and treasurer n",.;
Wigcio,y. cant li p rom: first lieutenant, Toward
Cox President Teller for q long time c'p'"' VI
the Long Island Whcclmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
ELIZABETH.
WHERE Is MRS. FRANK DTNBAR1
1. -. ~ a

WHERE Is MRS FRANK DUNBAR
Thirty years ago Fraak Dunbar went to tnion
Township aith If, wi.c and became the village
,chooluas Ter. The couple had no children Dunbar
taught school for fourteen ears and since that time
Ia, taken care Of his farm aud written articles Tor
lnar;1lncs lie IS well educated. and prepared Tor
the Wade family Of Union history OF their various
branches for which he g year ago received $1,000
About that time Mrs. Dunbar fell sick. ana LOST
her speech from pa4alysi>. she never reGdihei not
voice AID has teen iny aid since. Tor the last
three weeks no oGc hR, her, 50 far aS IS Known
To ono person Dunbar said that she went oil IN a
coach - another thrt she walked away, ana " d
:hrd Tia: J., sent h.. To- Connecticut.
The ncichbor, believe that ucrC Is mystery
a-,,chcd - The Disappearance Of MIS-. Dunbar. ana
ali sorts oi cUrjcctarce have been startct Tie mat
.cr ia, become public ullk Nnnlar Is morVse ana
eccentric Ia his actions, lives like d .ermit and
holds no Intercourse with any body. lie ls hNN
vca-s old aud = rcputcd 70 be wealthy. come NgchN
no h, sold that when ne disposed Of MS heln q
Dsts he would Leave The state. lie has since sOid
n 10 "A fnrIncr several Of the neignOors yeStcIN1!
called on County Detective KcrUn and requested InIu
Ia take the matter IN hand. lie prOiIi 10 h!ahe
= fll !nvcsti- cation THIS week OF the singular allalr
me meanwhile Dunbar will he under surveillance
he inhabitants are thoroughly ar0l>ei over the oase
dunbar lives close to the Connecticut farms hurcn,
and T. described as a small thin man. chary OF speech
and OF a nervous temperament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
ORANGE.

The city Of orange lss awakened TO the stigma 'A
has been cast Oh her By the sca'nne comments u INC
STAG Charities Ald Association IA regard to the con
dlton of Ler almshouc, and has begun measures ="
repiarc the old buildings vita Now structure Inc
plans are now In the hands II the contractors lVI
rsumatr The Now building viii consist o. a od MAJ
.trurturc iON5O feet, With a rear extension "pN,"
There are accommodations for about hity inmates ~ o
building. The cost OF the improvement VIII W avn"
$4,000.
The COMM tse on 1o2ches 0ttle ans hSA So" 20 -
has nlcd tuc A-t rrU4NIiu, Na,dl'! ~ t.c ~ W.
teacher, BY the aplOutWcu, ~ Wis jennie L, VIM
brpv! a graduate II the University or syracuse.
The Washington street Baptist church hlS eStao
lished MISSION at DoiG and Prospect sts.' 80
orange 4 nopr,hig Sunday school has been es'ap
lI,hed with thr following oihcers: ~nperlut,nu,u. ~;
Henry T.. Burr. ass slant. william Mro"' yea me- VI
bih" c.G's, Charles smith
John Is. Dlll. the vei-knovn lawyer "f toNt Hi'A ~
was siitn; In hl, library on Friday evening wien IT,
head % couch upstairs. ~ lie Wa Aohr j" lngs
house o. lc supposed. ne went up 10 ir'''Liate au
found a bur,lar NJ work Tith the III ana TIE uVuIs
open. Nr OH ran down stars 10 get MS revolver
when the fellow dccamped
The ANNUAL cncampmcut OF ;hc northern New j@I@,y
Association % Union IN Prisoners " War WI &c
held Thursday next al tn rspn~ OF t' ~ I'St
rost, 80. 25J Main st. The cncaInpmcrt VII plTn.
nj 10 a. M, and ell Union cNpris0ncrS OF WAT "0
invited be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
r, INVESTIGATE GEYEEAL RAUM
REPORT or THE HOUSE coMNITTEE OK RULES
on MR. C0oPERS CHARGES.

REPORT On III iiON - N''-''-'' 49, 0-'
on MR. CooPEH's CHARGES
WASHINGTON, July 2G.--In II, report upon tH reSo!n
Loa providing for an investigation 81 Tie a"''i'''N
uon Il The Pension EuraG the CoHiLti'e on A''''
;ays t.at the delay IN reporting the Ic'cIHuoh "''
,oe-icDcd lv the silence ~ IL, author, Mr. Cooper o.
rti,aa whose settlement Necessary before "'''Nl
c.nl,I bc LaI UpDu his return Mr. cooper "pp'H'd
before the committee and pres. nf'd c'I- - '.''e'
q George L. Lemon 90 Commissioner Raull' VII '''
ndors,m ent: "Dcputy C"mEi -ioa'r Lln,oA. Ti-''-
examine and report Your views. g. u. L. al d"
COPY Of letter Of Llacoln 10 Eaum mdor'ci 80 P
proved g. L. r. Nr Cooper ,tattd 10 the '"'A
ui:t G thst atcr ths httcr hauu negotiate. D. Di.4'
i W.,4lr.1,u a loan % ,25.Oo). uloI WlA'h "t'''
r. Lcrtu b,ram" tr, surety. and t.di 80 th'' t'"'
Eaula vas in-'lytnt. rud no prudent H4iN ""uH 10
come H., ac,urty lpr like sum Of money ""lV'
ono qull pro quo. VI. Cooper also stated tnt ,l'
Commissioner made q substantial compliance WIN
Lemon, r.gu,.t ,lr Cooper claimed uDi tie rulings
mad, il corir,an~c Win ti~ rpYct wor" unjust ana
Unfair 70 p-,,tt.urrs other than Lemon a't ""crHd
that the Iurtau Id been ,.-i--d 4"' .''f '''o
almost exclusively 81 tie consideration ana advance
ncut ~ Lemon, cl-oS.
Mr. Cooper az, called tie attention 4 TIE CON
j,,,.. d, the oartc r.uve g t1r refrigerator CON
many lie ,ed that he under tod on credible IN
formation that a ia.sc number OF cr'Y.Ycs a.. IT,
Pension Or,c have STOCK ia tat corI"sat 10 ana mar
Private secretary Tanner Ia, devoted m"'h 0i ~
tine 10 il, which Should have been si'cn 70 he "oh
oi lis Office
,r, r.nort coutlours: The committee nd tc,'i
,,v cxc.,,t that Of Yr. Cooper AID coI,c, Of dJtu
u.u,s produced by hiHi. aud thcy called 10 o'hrf
vttue..,., because NJ. Cooper declined {" ave ~"
namcs # persons who, he said, hnd personal "np"I
,d.. Of the t.ausaceAs CHARGED, although 'r iL'''"
D., Ill, 40 H.. ..sum,d, d, "a Representative. the
charge. made AGAINST The C0mmi- ,lpner. and assured
inc cohh,,.' '',.I ,i 'aIl ,i,n. az committee
i 40 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
UNION PACIFIC GUARANTEES.
NOTHING DETRIMENTAL TO TIE GOVERNMENT
IL THEM.

Washington, July oG.-on July the Senate adopted
resolution calling upon the secretary OF the Interior
20 state whether not in his knowledge the ohioi
Pacific Railroad has guaranteed the STOCK or bonus VI
any other corporation whether or not s1id Union ~
cidc Railroad Company has paid out OF It's earnings
he Indebtedness If any railroad company ana II 3d.
whether such guarantee and payment are In accoriaco
with law and consistent with the obligations OF the
sail Union Pacific Railroad Company 10 the ln'cH
states In his rc ,pOnso received BY the $eha" ooay
secretary Noble says that the Union Pacihc N'i1''au
Company has guaranteed tie bonds ana interest ~
quite number Of other corporations ln''odIhE "'''
II the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company ana
= the Denver and south Park RAILROAD Company
souo of these roads are operated fecdcr' OF tho
iuion Pacific and tho deficiency IN thci" Operating
expenses has been paid by t. These guarantees tho
secretary says. have boon made In pursuance oil "
axcd policy followed by the Union P2oic o' years a.
means for ncrcaslnC The business aud earnings 81 10
main M.c, which policy has been approied' a''r
frequent Investigations en- tie part OF the "o.'',
rcnt by It's officers. In conclusion Secretary N"Ol'
says:
Inasrnuch ms, according % the report of the CON
missioner OF Railroads said company has com!F"'
With and continues to comply with al INC require
ncnts of Congress 10 payments to bc Had' 10 -"
l-ritcd states | do not how us action Ia mo
promises can be furry regarded as ondant'hS or i"
hiring tho interests IT the United states As n crdIor
~ tho said COMPANY or be considered otherwise t"ah
legitimate and proper In the prosecution Oh us One
pcs, /, has given lon or mor;Eagc on 81 t.ais
IA, pl,dcr of is a,soia IN which the lItcu otiUS
lax lion but scGms 10 have simply usci il' ;Ic anu
A. hare Of Income. a, L has right 10 no. III Pr''''
''' IN Al opinion accompapyrs IN" letter OF the ser:
;or, the A,sistant Attorney -ucrtl ipF M 10
100 NJ mo Interior saws that TIC Facts SHOWN by
,hc railroad Cnmmlsspucr thorc has been no Violation
Of the United states statutes gOvcraihG IN, or2aa
s,n hv tie COMPANY in these matters, or Vi us "'IS'
lion. tC the Government - =, o,., ro
he report and its accompanying PaPc'' WIN ~
f,rlc. to tho judiciary Committee