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The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06
NOGAL NOT ES.

Some where IN the back leaves OF the
family Bible or the old broken back spell
ing book have read, In the Spring
time gentle Anne" Whoever was the
author certainly never struck Nogal in
the Spring, as divil bit OF Spring have
| seen yet. Wind and dust, and then
dust and wind to vary the monotony.
Carico and Portman have split the
blankets, and while Carico will still delve
in the bowels of Dry Gulch for the
elusive placer, rumor says Capt. Port
man is going to Patagonia.
r. Y. Anderson is working ten or
twelve men at present but as soon as
material can be supplied this force will
no doubt be largely increased.
George Wardman comes to town
occasionally; often enough to cause some
of the feminine hearts to futter, as
George is quite lady's man.
M. ID. Gaylord is still pushing the
work on the American, working about
ten men.
Some good looking free milling ore
has been discovered south of here, which
pans nicely.
Cadmus and "Dick' came in Saturday
night. He sent some good looking
samples to Colorado while here, and in
forms me that Mr.. Hight will be here
shortly.
Tom Henley says his carp must have
dug out as they have not been to the
surface for several days.
Ped Wharton is progressing nicely
with the school, having now some SO OF
GO scholars, and more coming, as several
families from the Ruidoso and Bonito
districts anticipate moving to town for
the purpose of sending their children to
school. PHoRCUs.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06
Dissolution of Co-partnershIp.

Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of Lincoln and
San Pedro, Santa fe Co
Know ALL MEN BY THESE rREsENTs,
that we, Herman Goodman, Jacob Ziegler
and Albert Iiegler, comprising the firm
OF Goodman, Iiegler 4 Co, doing busi.
ness at White Oaks and San Pedro n.
NJ, have this day, 10y mutual consent,
dissolved at both places.
Herman Goodman becomes the sole
proprietor u the business at San Pedro,
Y. NJ. aud will pny all claims against the
said firm at that place, and is authorized
to collect all debts due said firm at San
Pedro, \. NJ. lie will continue the
business 1T San Ped,o, n. NJ. in his own
name
jacob Ziegler and Albert Ziegler be
come the sole proprietors oi the business
at White Oaks. y. ~, and will pay all
claims against the said firm nj that place
aud are authorized TO collect all debt,
due said firm IN White Oaks. n. NJ
They will continue the business al
White Oaks in their own name, undo
the firm name Of Ziegler Bros.
HERMAN GoopNAS.
JAcoB IIE0LrW,
ALWInT ~ art
Whit. O,ka \ II March 18Th al
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06
LINCOLN LOCALS,
LINCOLN. n. NJ. April 8, 199a

LINCOLN N. NJ. April 3, 1893.
EDITOR EAGLE:-Once more have the
extreme pleasure OF submitting my pen
cilings to the worthy public, and mod
estly set myself forward as your scribe
that is to be.
We are having a delightful Spring
opening. Blue above and blue below,
blue, radiant blue everywhere! The
trees are slowly taking on that green
shade SO pleasing to the eye. The
fields already show a rich verdure and
Lincoln is slowly Transforming into a
paradise Of quiet lovelines7 The bios
SONS Of the fruit trees and some sweet
scented flowers add to the richness Of
the picture.
There is not much stir here, though
we have had some visitors.
S. 7. Gray, county school superinten-
dent was here ON Saturday on business
r. c, Stewart, the smiling Knight CT
the grip was down hore in the interest
Of the b. & NJ. co.
Charles Beljean, of Rosenthal & Co,
left today for Switzerland to visit his
parents whom he has not seen for five
years. Mr., Beliean will first go to Las
Cruces where he will visit his uncle, Nu.
ma Raymond, for few days before leav.
ing for Europe.
MIR. r Michaelis went to the Salado
coal fields on Sunday to look after his
mining interests in that extensive coal
country.
MIR. Prayer Of Jaffa, Prayer & Co.,
came up from Roswell today.
Hon. Geo. b. Barber returned today
from Roswell where he was attending
/ District court.
Mrs. ID. W, Roberts and little Fred
were visiting Mrs. Barber for the past
few days.
l/Sheriff Curry deserves credit for som,
needed improvements around the court
house and jail, which IL being done b,
the prisoners under the supervision o
the sheriff and Geo. w Peppin. jqilor
Pan.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

THE Socorro AdrertiSer is very
properly aggitating the question
of building a bridge across the
Rio Grand at Socorro. and the
EAGLE voices the sentiments of
everybody in Lincoln county in
urging our neighbors to settle the
matter at once and construct the
bridge as soon as possible. The
benefits that will accrue from this
enterprise to this section and more
particularly to Socorro are so APP
parent that it should experience
little delay in its consumation. BY
all means build the bridge.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

CAPT. VIM. M. Eads, of Carol
ton, Mo, has been appointed gov
ernor of New Mexico. Capt. Eads,
until about year ago, was a resi-
dent of Las Vegas and was presi-
dent of the San Miguel Natl bank
but he still has large property in
terests in the Territory. He is a
staunch advocate of Statehood and
his appointment gives general sat.
isfaction.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06
How IL Was Done.

Mr.. Eads, it is claimed, received his
appointment as governor in the following
manner: A few days ago the president
informed Mr.. Joseph that if he would
select two leading Democrats to act with
him as a committee OF three, and agree
on the federal appointments from New
Mexico, he would appoint the men Sc
lected. Mr.. Joseph selected Christ and
Ferguson TO net with him as such com
mittce On the appointment Of governor,
Joseph aud Crist favored FERGUSON FOR
the position. but ho positively refused
the Office. All three of the committee
we're opposed TO Albright, and Joseph
was against Thornton. As a compromise
the committee finally agreed on Capt,
W. NJ. Eads, Of Carrolton, Mo, former
resident OF Las Vegas 1t is reported
that this committee will recommend TO
Mr.. Cleveland all the appointments from
New Mexico. and that their decision will
he final Albuquerque Citizen
Gov. Prince last Tuesday made the
following appointments:
TO represent New Mexico at the an.
uual meeting Of the Inter Mountain
Stock Growers association, to be held at
Ogden, April 20, 1893: o. a Hadley, H.
II. Pierce, q, l.. Brooks J. Amado Lu
cero, W. S. Hopewell, Clark NJ. Carr, j
I +. lIinkle, Ambrosio Pine, W. II. Jack
James A. Lockhart.
TO be delegates from New Mexico e
the Trans Missiseippi Commercial con
gress 10 be held at Ogden, April %, 1893
Thomas -. Buns, Felix Martinez, Geo
4. Gould, Albert Gruns'cid, J. ID. W
Vecder, II. Helm, Paz Valvcrde, 4 w
DObsou. Trinidad Alarid, j. II. Purdy,
Nem Hcrirdu.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

WHITE OAKS certainly needs a
first-class school building and now
that it is possible for us to haye
one, we should all work to that
end. 1t is something we should
all be able to point to with pride.
We need it in our business. AS
a business proposition it is a good
one, for while it is in course of
construction it will give employ
ment to large number of men for
several months. For the inform
alton of all our tax payers we
would state, that it is the intention
to place the bonds for $4,000 for
term OF thirty years, redeemable
in twenty years at the option Of
the district if it so elects. The in
creased taxation for the first ten
years, during which time it will
only be necessary to provide for
the interest due on the bonds,
will amount to only one-fourth Of
one per cent. This rate is based
on the lowest possible property
valuation of this district and it
will readily be seen that the ad-
ditional tax to each individual
property owner will be very slight
Vote FOR the school bonds on
April 22d.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

An our freight bills are payable on
arrival ~ goods nt White Oaks. II not
paid the goods viii be stored at owners
risk. Claims for shortage or damages
must be noted ON freightefs bill Of ladiug
aud adjusted in their presence. Our
collector has instruction to compl,
strictly with above. Respectfully.
4. II. HiLroS MgRcASriLE Co.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

IT was n Democratic city mar
shal who absconded last year
.1iJuq. Citizen
And il was Republican receiv-
er Of public moneys who dccamped
this year. Must strike II balance
somehow.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06
WOULDN'T this Jar your tceth

WOULDN'T this jar your teeth
loose?
There is firm on Maiden Lane.
New York, which does a large bus
mess in manufacturing silver fill
gree work to sell on the trains in
New Mexico and Arizona. 1t is
disposed Of there as the product Of
the natives. Dehrer NeWS.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

SAGINAW, Mich. has a young
woman known ms Jennie. the hug
ger, who goes about forcibly seiz-
ing and kissing young men. The
poor fellows have our sympathy.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

ASSOCIATED Pass dispatches say
that Carter Harrison has been
elected mayor Of Chicago by a
plurality Of 10000.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

MINlSG is certainly "A delusiye
business. Today We are million
aires, tomorrow but why recall
pninful recollcctionsY
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

THg Democrats 1t Albuquerque
elected their whole ticket. with
one exception. last Tuesday.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

TnE playing card trust ought to
he able 10 hold a 'pat" hand on
prices.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06
WELCOME. Governor Ends.

Mining supplies II every description
at Weeds general store. Prices will
suit YOU.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

Two Rns office rooms in the Hewitt
block. In trout oi the EAoLE Office. See
John T. Hewiii.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

Ftosh and tender meats u al kind a.
llc cts Meat MARKET
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06

G,oadel shells Tor shot gunt. n eta per
loS. d s. H. raflcf's hardware store.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
HANGED By A MOB
A New Orleans Negro Kills a
Jailor
IS lYScnED FOR The CRIME
ras M1rssrss Hal Psansns,Ary Rssoni
.aa II. cnns We. uaPsososrs.
oss-s Eze.ssnsns IN the Cry.

SEs oaIsass. Jan. z5.-Aigisrs. .
snbaro OF Sss Orleans, wss ths scene
Of = murder and lyaening ionigat-
Tia v.etim Of popular fairy s2s Will
lam fIstsrs . negro sitn psniteneAfy
rscosd. aud IA crime The murder OK
Thomas BArret. . sailor en- the AorsAa
steamer Arzns2- flster bad been
Ioanger IA the nsghoorheod OF
grocery store on the corner OF Atlantic
aud -. Peters streets. Today the pro-
pfietFsss ,mrt birs 70 bay some oysters
whsn ne r-turnsc witn the pail hra
McMxan took Easisr 10 tAsx Tor getting
81 fs~ oysters. and the latter oseons-
ipx sngfy 81 her remarks. ss'fed
butcher xplfe and sashed the unfoftu-
nate wouAn's throat The cries for
nelp hrUusnta man named MeknSh
- tne scene, and 10 u turn was set
upon ny the negro. VINO struc< hiai
over tns head with a nAtchet- fists;f
tlsn turned and ran int a SIDE alley,
but had not proceeded Tar when Lar
ress ossrteok aim. Asquc< ~ Hash
the negro drew POCKET kaite srd
stabbed ns pasruer three tines Bar
ret fell dead IA rs tracks and the
murderer ronslasied ia fignt. Bytns
time crowd had gathered and the
negro wss compelled TO seek . hiding
place. A saed N the alley was thr
onlv AVA abs place sEt ne took refuge
His safety. hoseYer, sas snort lived
The mo8 soon reached ne spot and ere
ths negro could turn upon MS pursuers
a plsfoi shot raug out and he fell
wounded aad helpless Ey this time
somebody had sseared = rope and no
tine Was lost in making st useful.
F1s,sr was dragged 10 tue street. the
rope vas placed about MS neck and
throsn ever the limb Of tree ard tns
body was Jerked into the ar. For -
time great excitement. feigusd but
syefysaing = how qu'et-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

MAcoS. Ga.. Jan. 25.---rhe funeral OF
the late Justice Lamar Will take place
Ia THIS city at noon Friday. TIE local
bar will meet in tue superior court
room Friday morning 10 hear euiogies
on the deceased, which Will be &C.
l:vered by several prominent lawyers
o. this aud other cities. The body of
the dead justice is now lying in state
IN the hcuse where he died aad will re-
main there until IL O'clock Fridat
morning. when it will he taken to
the Mulberry Street church where
Bshop Fitzgerald, Dr. Chandler Of
Emery college aud Dr. Biloxi. pastor
of tue church, will conduct the cere
mony. l.. q {. Lamar, Jr.. son of tue
deceased. arrived this afternoon and
his daughters will arrive tomorrow. A
message WAS received today from
president.elect Cleveland. aying II
would be impossible for him 10 attend
tue funeral. The members of the
United States sapreme court with the
supreme court of Georgia. will arrive
at 3 O'Clock tomorrow morning and
will be met By committee OF twelve
representing the Nae a lar.
LaKrwoon. n. j.. Jan. 25.--Nr.
Cleveland will probably attend the tu-
neral of Justice Lamar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
TO END ALL TRUSTS
a Sweeping Bill introduced
In the House.
REPAY THREE FOLD DAMAGES
Sss. scott Hss . Messurs That VIII
Anash4iass Al; Combines in the
Enuss Country.

wAsuSoroS. Jan. 25.-Nr. Scott OF
Illinois offered IN the house = bill
amending the antl-trust ac.s 20 - 10
require the attorney-generai. upon
oaln Of any ten reputable eisizsns.
that trust or continuation exlsts, TO
inquire INTO the matter aud prosecute
al persons . party TO the combina-
ton. Ia case . trust 10 found TO exist
IN respscs TO any article upon which
duty Is now levied the taritf Is 10 tie
removed. Any property owned undsr
such contract or trust IN the course Of
transportation 70 made liable TO seizure
aud forfeiture TO the United States.
Any person whose business or prop
srty Is injured by trust > authorized
to sue therefor in the United States
district court aud reeeive three-f fo!o
damages sustained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
The Senate Does Very Little Businrss in
Open Session-

wssmsoToS. Jan. 25-- Neither the
snsl-opsIen bill nor the Cherokee out.
let b.li. which have the alternate right
OF way ln the senate. had any snow oi
consideration today. The hour OF The
sesson wss taken Up IN routine mat.
tefs. none OF thets entitled be re.
esrded as of mnch pubic lntcrsst.
I ne only exceptions we're the introdac.
nqn OF bsli for the a. mIsslon of | tan
q. state and an sEBendment reported
from TIE committee on nsvsl sifairs.
sid referred 10 the comDitses ofl ap.
pfopf atoms. looking to . fafthlsr IN.
eresse ~ Ire nsxy ~ one t'attle sfuD,
two sriuufed cossl defense vessels. ten
gna boats and eight torpedo boats.
iae fss' OF the days sesslqn from
q ofsoek up H. adjournment passed. ise.
h'n1 closed doors and wAs devoted t.
thr 4aest % al saethef ths noalns.
ton % 8f. NcfoHsas as Que 81 fiss
laiSss % IL. sfpre We court 81 tie
pi-iFet - fofamDis should ~ 90 noi
confined
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
w,ll Klecs Todax.

BssNAR,.k, N. b.. Jan. 25.--Johu ID.
Benton, Tue Fargo democrat. tame
within three votes Of being elected
unitsd states senator from North
pakots this sfternoon, his total reach
ing forty-four on the twenty y-tecond
ballot. Six republicans OF Casa county.
who mad been voting fof kinEman,
CHANGED 20 Eentoa. but The three
Grand Forks republicans who were ex-
pected to vote for democrat, did not
change their votes. II 10 generally be-
h<yed that tho republicans will caucus
soinetime tonight snd senator will be
flected tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

KcpuoIcans Down Al Opposition by
Pointing oas PIsesd-nss.
WAsnfSo4o>. Jan. 25.--For the first
time Ia this session there was . pro-
trseted struggle IN the executive ses-
sou OF the senate over prssldential
nomination, that OF Louis McComas,
ex--scretaTy % the national republican
comm,itsc. o. be associate justice OF
tue District Of Columbia supgsIns
coart. TIE opposition to the nomanee
ia the senate was based almos; enarely
ubon the ground that Mr.. HcCeRas
~ss not resItrnt Of the district. The
republicans replied t. the democrats
on this poisf by referring TO the prrce-
dents set hy Mr.. Cleveland IN hss dis
tFlet aud territorial appointments.
Nhen Il came 10 vvte there Was no
sttem.t To flslbusssr aud the resuls was
dsclsLxg the vois standing IS for con-
hrmnion 10 l3 for the opposition. Be-
csnee of failure 70 adopt the usual
resolution notifying the presldent OF
the confirmation, the result WAS not
fofnriiy announced At the conclusion
OF the session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
WIRE oprlMlsTs.
Very Weak Argument Advanced 10 De-
lesss- Of the DE i-sss-pa


PANS. Jan. 25-In the Panama
canal tr..l today Msitre bsrboux re-
sumed his argument IA defense of the
senior and junior De Ie-sep-. tie cou-
tended that both Fefd lnsnd lie lessst,s
aud Charles dei,es-eps were perfectly
justified IA doing their utmost 20 main
tain pui,sic confidence IA The Panama
esusl scheme IN the hope of sxrTtsng
nenacing dsnsess lhsfefors tie lee
turcs del verci ia the provinces. IN sid
OF the scheme, we're legitimate. 1T
rdlnsnd de Lsssrps erred. u vss ss
an excesstse optim -. but" *.
elssnfd NJ. Bafdous. s'fhs worl1 be-
longs 10 optmss II we< true. con
tnuea Mr.. lisriocs. '.fhst FeFdlnsnd
and tbsriss lleIfs.eps niisht have
been deceived - evea this. bat such
an error should not l.e regarded -
euipetie."
5ne parliamentary .confnss>son ff IN
Qnifs llliJ tGo Panama saadai su.<
.,tntsa = stling- TO-DAY. after h>sing
heard tae gest oi tna report of tlr slsi,-
sossnistAe. eonferssiir sae sefk al tfs
undsfHefs ssudsesfe furtaFf
.,fost eutsen - fhe Psasnaa iasesf "a
too nav dsptnas antns. upen Il.
ffsnqaesllle. snsestlrstsns nsAs ssfate.
fne resort 81 tne rafi ansotsff ZEN
nssssson wssi a. presented probably -.
maifor ~ CnsIngsn ltf.ssrsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
ur>r eHoosE.


Il is Snlin. sbs Hsrct.e. or HIS Enemy
fov Lane Seminary.
CfxcfSSArf. -. Jan 25.--The crisis 4.
about 20 come "a the Lane seminary. A
cali has been s-sped Tor the trustrss TO
meet next tuesday % take action on
spscisI matters. IL % understood taat
Ire trass~es st tsis meeting vi! decide
~hstasr or not "a rstzin Prof. Preserved
Saith n The faculty OK tae seminary.
1ns trustees mast decide between Prof.
smith. convicssd cf herssy. aud Or.
Roberts. one % Dr. Snith's most bitter
opQo0snts. at fne trial. Both are esi,s-
rstCrs at lns seminary. Is = .oc belief
tai ffaf ~rtits visi bs retained The
re-tert trustees are against him. bsit
ne La supporters Who RESIDES outside 0f
the civ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Leader Of a K=nsueky Feut Must Hang
for Twelve Murders.

LEskSoN. Mo-. jan z5.-The jury IN
the Wis Howard murder triAl this
afternoon returned verdict OF guilty.
Iae character aud equation OF Wills
Howard as . notec Kentucky desp-f-
ado. gives the triai wide interest. His
KENTUCKY history = tlood curdhng. as
he - credited Nisn having killed .
dozsn men IA the Howard Turner feid
IN Harlan county. The crime for
whlch ne . being tried here is the
brutal mnrder Of Thomas Micnaels. q
aesf mute, nn Mares county. this
state. IN April. iss9. Robbery vac tne
motive. TIE h4st trial OF the case r.
suited ten for acquittsi aud two Ger
coeg egsction. Howard Will DC sentenced
tou1orroU
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

LrscoIs. Seb.. Jan. 25.--Develop-
menu OF higo.y sensational cnarac-
ter Ia connectlsss win the failure OF
the Capitol National hank are coming
TO light. A rumor which 10 partially
stits;antisied 10 tat 81 8 o'elccS this
afternoon Nc>ber was taken from he
home IN closed carriage and driven
10 tie Office of United States District
Attorney Baker, where ne confessed to
that Official that he had fAlsiiied the
hanks books. and that gentleman
had turned TIE matter over TO the led.
ersl grand jury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

AUGUSTA. Ca. Jan. 25.-The second
day OF the Augusta carnival saw
larger crowd than ever iu the city.
The day was devoted to sports by
special artists IN the public squares,
free TO all. At night tue trades dis
play took place. Tns iioats of the differ
ent firms made q magnificent 76ocrs-
sion. Tomorrow night will CROWN the
festivities With series Of Ailego1Ical
tlosts that u.ll surpass anything seen
outside OF New Orleans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

tu1c tsn. Jsn. ea-San Wiz ~
bfauehs - the cofeett theatrical ami
fsrillan compspy agsinsg Ja.nss }.
Csirtett sni wiiism A. Hfssy. bis
msnssef, TOR damages q the amount
~ $les.ns- The eonspany. ia pfonis,-
teFs 80 wss ieeufEelfstea after sev
egrf e,Afossnrfs n tle east with uf-
eett Matters a5salicei a. far mat sn@
company leased the property on iifsy<
18th street. funnsng from Gefneli ave-
nse % Essf kai sseaae, AID let ine
cnotfsel faf building A htea oe'
e8rfeJ AID fnFtstt sna BfadY threw
tAe CoSis,1 fheatFitsl aa8 Eaxllifo8
sompAng essfs1xEi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
krLocKr. ruE paAo.
The Team Congressman Blocks III
Wheels Of Progress Yest-fday.

~~@t
Wheels Of Progress Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.--fihba-trflag
against the bankruptcy bill was snaug-
urated today by Mr. kllgore- In l',-
Fret place be insisted on tae readinl. 81
the journal IN full. Then he OBJECTED
10 the approval of that document. sad
All hoir was consumed before II was
finally agreed 10 ss = poFlon of the
records of the house. wnich are ac-
cepled by the courts ss binding evl.
dence O. the proceedings OF congress.
And again he brought his d,laiory tao
ties into eject.
lie wa seconded IN his endeavor to
defeat the bankruptcy b.ilby Mr.. Pierce
of Tennessee. who supplemented his
every filitustering motion with another
calculated TO prevent action aud the
tllibnsterlng continued.
'.Aaotnrr wasted day" was the CON-
msnt OF the republicans, and their
comments were echoed by q majority
OF tue democrats. But the few demo.
crats opposed To the bankruptcy meas.
ure upneld him aud the house ad-
lonrned without action. thus exhaust
ing the Two days assigned ~ the judi
cary committee and the bankruptcy
bill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

,hoaxht 10 have been s<ttl~d. h4s
broxsn out sass and 10 70 believed viii
rss.ly develops lnto = general lie up
90 ths Lake Ere 4 Western system.
Harry Croesnsid. representing the ssv-
made . "a position 20 As stsnt SUPER
Jarvis that be would supply
the places OF the new men wno are a.
work switching. with the members %
the Sxitchmea's Mutusi All sssocis-
ton. but the requrst was refused. The
report OF Mr.. Cfosstieid wks sent 20 the
chief Of the Rrothefnood Of Engineers
for nnsl action. and pending hls reply
tue rzinmen refused 10 take out Their
trAlns today.