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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

One lady of our party is very fond of
dogs. She found that there was a col
lection OF these animals stopping at Red
lands. 1t was a troop OF educated dogs
seeking TO elevate the stage. They were
spending the Sabbath at a livery stable
there, having played to S. r. o. Stand
ing room only at San Bernardino on
Saturday evening.
The lady was anxious to see them, and
so asked a large man in a white hat and
shirt sleeves who was oiling a buggy If
he could tell her where they were. He
opened q door, took down q fence and
helped her find them after some trouble.
When she came away, she gave him a
shilling for his trouble, but be said the
dogs we're not his, and that it was no
trouble, etc. When she got to the hotel,
she found that he was one Of the most
wealthy men in the State.
This reminds me of an incident which
occurred when I was in France. My
letter of credit was payable at the main
bank OF the Credit Lyonnaise, a very
Thriving concern which branches all
over Europe. used to go to this bank
very often, as it is very kind to Ameri-
cans and has beautiful reading and
writing parlors and a night school for
wealthy Americans who wish to learn
reading and writing, but who have
never had time to attend to 1t.
1 was always waited upon by one Of
the officials, who was extremely codrte-
Gus to me. His name was nj. Trozeaule-
bong. When l came away one day, / ex-
pressed my gratitude to him, and from
force of habit alone pressed into his
palm a 5-franc piece. He accepted 1T
with a Lewry Quadroon bow, and as he
placed it with his other francs in his
purse he said: perhaps monsieur has
no engagement for to-morrow-Sunday
If so would he honor me with a visit
to my country place near Versailles? /
should be most joyful to call for him at
his address with my drag in the morn
ing. and monsieur could remain at Yer
sailles until Monday II he chose"
/ accepted more out of curiosity than
anything else and found an establish
ment that Threw my North Carolina
bungalow entirely in the shade. he was
an excellent host and pressed me so hard
TO remain that the creases in my trou-
sers could be seen for two weeks.
1 was panied last week to read his
name in the reports of the Panama az
fair and can hardly believe that he is
the man. 1t must be some other NJ.
Trozeaulebong, l think.
Yesterday / ate a tomale.
The tomato, il well made, Is said to be
very toothsome, but u~nprincipled Portu-
guese and Greasers sometimes make
them of inferior material. They are
made OF chicken and hot things
chopped up together and rolled In a corn
husk. Then they are heated in an al
cohol stove and kept hot by men who
sell them TO tim credulous throng.
When chichens are scarce, the sea
gull is used. That was the kind / got.
/ am not enough of an ornithologist TO
select tonales.
Designing people might make them
tnnsyeathercocks or other d~eciduous
fool me sadly. A man who is
Rhologist should shun the to-
lie has faith and a stomach
zturn when trodden upon.
more attractions than
In the Union, but the
{ q month later than
I'd several people per.
sure. Living here is
en- can get good board
5 ct So to SIS per day,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
DR.. P. L. OSWALD ON THE COURT OF JUDGE
LYNCH.
Mob Justice as Q Tribunal Of Last Lppsal-Ihs
Santa Observation-Disclosures COurts-Orlsin
ofthe Eafa-Judgs Lynch In
the United States.
spfclal correspOnasncs % tas Re0isar.

SIfcilI C0rrtspOhdtNct tUtHe NsV"".
CINCINNATI, April 20.-The strange
fallacy which Jeremy Bentham defines
as the terror of installing the symbol
for the fact" has opposed num6erless
obstacles to the progress OF natural
freedom, but has only rarely confused
the popular conceptions of natural JUS
tice. -. ,
In vital emergencies the worship OF
Themis and her stately insignia Is al
ways apt to yield to an elder instinct OF
the human mind. and the enforcement
OF grossly Ubiquitous laws has thus often
been banled by the acts OF a tribunal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
II Your Skin

Is rough and pimply, or covered with
blotches and sores. ADD you want a clean,
smooth skin and fair complexion, use Sui
phur Bitters. The best medicine in such
cases / ever sold.-C. E, SCHEFFLER x Co.,
Druggists, Lawrence, Mass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
Advertising Started 1t, Merit Made it Pop
Mar.

DR.. T. P. Hubbell, who is engaged in
the drug business at WoIcott, VT, says;
advertising started the sale on Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy here, but il
now sells on its merits, and all who use
it speak highly OF It." When troubled
with a cough OF cold, give it a trial and
you will be more than pleased with the
result. 1t is also a certain cure fol-
croupe in children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

|vled with each
|~bellsship. RothI
|ht; one was wed
Election; the ot4
Try, and designing
Fl was led into DIS
ecame a by-word
The other married
ugh his fortune
him. and entered
be. which for yeW
! vice aAd folly.
he, she was recol
bose restored FOL
alton seem desil
les in excellent $.
bs, and is admiFeI
friends. Her eal
repentance and :
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

Georgia reve,
passions
die into de3onrl
heir revolt az
any moment sa
our social syste
a represeDtatiyx.Sd
No change in (the
indeed ever ob1|iate
portentous power, am
extremes OK ifdiv!dl
ever prevailed agains
to enforce the FindicaV
supposed to Involve III
community. The Ro,
the very time when
small commhnitie
Alps ia the enjo
municipal freedom
utter demolition
city whose prestige Cd
OF its conquerors, and
champion OF civiliza1
execution OF 1900
whose heroism had iu
OF his mission OF cul
the sonce OF public did
love OF cruelty stecled
Spartan patriot az
lious Helot and the
quisitor against tn
victims.
The scene OF III
town rather conspic
behalf OF temperand
name education, bl
wrath represented
Of a race whose pos
power the creoles h
with the ruin OF q
Resides, his crime
been condone1 even
permit political era
TO spice their contr
balls. The frequq
moreover, has too
the ~inadeQnacy OF le5ss'
Its perpetrators have I
ed TO take refuge behir
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
The Annual G. A. R. Banquet.

Posters are out announcing the
ninth annual banquet and soiree OF
George fl. Legate Post, which this
year will fall on Friday evening,
Dec 29th. The mere mention of
the date is all that's necessary TO
insure large attendance, as these
annual entertainments of the vet
erans of Mineral Point have won
such favor with the public that no
other advertising of them is neoes-
sary For this year the managers
are at work with unabated vigor,
determined that they will deserve
the popular support they are sure Of
receiving, and that not a person
who attends shall be in the least
disappointed. The usual bountiful
supper, a rich program Of music
and speech making, and a dance at
the city hall for those who enjoy
that exercise, are arranged for.
Department Commander Shoes, and
other distinguished veterans are
listed TO be present. The best
vocalists Of the west will sing, and
the Mineral Point band will furnish
instrumental music. Remember
Dec. Goth this year, and you will
never afterwards forget it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
The Local Field.

BIBLES at 11ansc0m's. 49W3
A +. B1sHoP sells furniture. 27tf.
Wood is seeking buyers these
days.
Four below zero Tuesday morn
ing, and six Wednesday.
a NEW line Of Catholic prayer
books at J. J. Hanscom s Co.'S. 3w
SEND the TRIBUNE to a distant
friend for holiday present.
THERE has been considerable
zero weather the past week.
CHRISTMAS Holly for sale at NJ
V. Lenahan's. 50w2.
BE careful with your fires. We
are poorly protected you know.
A FAILURE to hear the Arion
Lady Quartette will prove cause
for regret.
A CIRCULAR saw badly lacerated
two fingers of the right hand of
young John Bloom the other day.
ADVERTISE the estray you have
taken up. The law makes it imper-
ative that you do so at this season.
IT is understood that Mr.. East
man, our new lumber merchant, will
soon move his family here from
Cobb.
Mr. JoH r. ToAY is the leader
for the Young Mems meeting to-
morrow morning, at o'clock, in the
=. NJ. lecture hall.
THE Richardson Shoe Store the is
place to buy your leggin boots.
The latest, warmest, and lightest
thing out in the boot line. 40
AMONG reports Of pensionsrecently
granted we notice that Mrs. Olivia
Plank, of Mineral Point, is listed as
an Indian war widow pensioner.
CHARITY is the bright star of the
social heavens. Now is the time to
show it, while there is so much suf-
tcriug and need throughout the
land.
THE largest line of ledgers, iou r
mails, day books and memorandums
ever seen in the city, at Hans
com's. 49w3
The NJ. E. Sunday school will |
have their Xmas tree next Satur-
day evening. There will be short
program before the presents are
distributed.
JAMES GORDON, aged so years,
died at the home of his son Joseph, |
In Fayette township, on the 18th
inst. Deceased had resided in thu |
section about fifty years. /
REV. STRAW will preach morn
ing and evening at the NJ. E. Church.
M"ning subject, "What is truth?"
Evening subject, "The will"
Epworth League at $50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
VIoLINs, guitars, harmonicas at
J. j. Hanscom & Cos. 40w3
A Few Facts-No Humbug.

From their remarks, ii would look
as though some Of our Christian
friends(?) were trying to make the
people believe that Bankrupt
Sale meant disposing Of a lot
Of shoddy goods, odds and ends, etc.
We want to inform the people,
however, that the stock lately owned
by +. J. Dayey is composed Of good,
fresh and reliable goods, and we are
selling everything lower than our
esteemed friends can buy them, even
if they have the necessary cash.
This stock was sold on chattIe mort
gage sale and was Purchased for
little more than fifty cents ou the
dollar, hence you can see why we
can sell at the prices we do.
Come and see, examine, and be
convinced.
Yours for trustworthy shoes,
ALEX RICHARDSON, Creditor.
II. NJ. Edwards, Manager. 40
GARLAND stoves took the highest
awards at the worlds fair. They
are sold nv Martin = Toav 4Qw4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
SattLamant DESIRED.

All parties knowing themselves
indebted to the late John M. Hales
are requested to call at the dental
Office of w. G. HaIes aud settle
same as soon as possible.
JoHS HALEs,
MARY S. HALEs,
50w3 Administrators.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
To the Public.

Having bought out the business
Of n. Brewer & Co., formerly John
Hadfeld, we shall at all times stand
ready to pay the very highest
market price for All goods in our
line,
Soliciting the patronage of the
friends of our predecessors, we are
Yours respectfully.
50wl BoLLEs 30 ROGERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

LEATHER card cases at Hansoom's $
book store. 40w3
TuE Raven Lodge, X. of p, of
this city, held its annual election
of officers on the evening of the
9Th inst with the following result:
C. CT, N. SNOW.
" ca. e.. white.
Prcate--Charles Wiun.
NJ, of VA. S, White.
X. of r. and S.--N. r. Martin.
NJ. Of F,-Isaac Dellor
NJ. of E.-Chas. Hornung.
Nj. at An. Davis.
Trustccs.-S Vivian, W. J. Pcnhallegon and
J. l.. Gray.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

in next time you are near US and see
what we can do to help you. We
are always looking for unique and
beautiful things for Presents-at
every notch Of price, from the
simplest to the most costly
Our stock of decorated parcelains,
cut and etched glass, French, Ger.
man and English China is now
complete and on display. Everybody
welcome to call and inspect these
beautiful goods, whether intending
TO purchase or not. Our store is
always light, warm and comfortable.
BREWER d PEsHALLEGoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
100 Cords
OF good dry wood for s"''.
soft DAVID Brown.
Notice

NDh1GCs
All those who have worked their
road taxes in the town Of Mineral
Point should call upon their road
oyerseer aud receive an order for
same before paying taxes.
II. II. WRIGHT.
5Ow2 Town Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

| VIZ "''i W o. AtNh q ~ L ChhaiiS
| gon's Cash Grocery House.
PICTURES at Hsnscom's book
store. 49w3
THERE is a confusion of reports
as to the length of holiday vacation
our city schools will have this year
whether it will be for one week
or two-but that it will began
Friday preceding Christmas seems
to be settled.
A YOU'VE man named Butler,
brakeman for the c., NJ. & st. Paul
road, fell off freight car in the
yard in this city last Thursday,
sustaining severe shaking up. 1t
is understood that no serious result
is likely to follow.
SET your own price and buy a
shoe to suit, at 'r3 Richardson Bank.
rupt Sale. 40
To-MoRRow's services at the p.
NJ. church will be held at the usual
time. Rev. Chubb will preach both
morning and evening, taking for
his morning subject, "The Cowardly
Governor" and in the evening will
talk on "Four Typical Characters" 5"
II a young man took his best
girl out for a cutter ride and left
the seat cushion in the road, the
robe in another place, broke the
seat of the cutter, yet had no
runaway to a certainty, TO what
conclusion would you come?
Mr.. 5. II. REED has purchased
the warehouse business of John Ii.
Harris 81 Co., and also the coal
business of the late John Hadfeld,
and will be found at the old stand
ready to serve out good -four, feed,
grain and coal at reasonable rates.
PURSES and leather card cases,
for lady or gent, at j. j. Hans
com & Co.'S. 49w3
ONWARD, sire of Cobb's Count
Folsio, is the leader of all trotting
sires this year, figuring on a 2:3o or
better gait. Here IS more proof
that no better horse than the Count
was ever brought to Wisconsin for
the improvement of stock and
speed.
ONE of our country exchanges is
Offering to give an all-wool blanket
to every new subscriber who planks
down the full amount of a years
subscription. This is an original
idea for premium and is comfort
ing just about this time of the
year
DoN'r forget to see display of
Holiday goods at Prideaux's Drug
store. 48w4
The Arion Lady Quartette will
appear in this city next Tues
day, the 10Th. They are sure to
give an excellent entertainment,
which is the first of the six enter
tainments already assured by the
managers of the Mineral Point
lecture course.
MISS MoLLIE FERRIS, who has
visiting with friends and relatives
in Mineral Point and vicinity for
some time, returned Tuesday to her
western home at Red Cloud, Neb. |
Many warm friends, wishes for her
continued happiness attend her
from this community.
LADIES and Gents fancy slippers
cheap at Richardson's Bankrupt
Store. 40
BoLLEs 81 ROGERS are successors
to N. Brewer & Co., in the hide
aud other business. See their card |
10 the public in another column. The |
business will be in charge Of Adrian
Hadfeld and George Grange, VINO
are familiar with every detail and
wideawake, energetic fellows.
Chronicle: Henry Cunningham,
stock buyer Of this city, met with a
accident on Thanksgiving day by
falling from ladder in his stable
aud breaking both bones above the
ankle il one Of his legs. He is
comfortable at presen but has
sull winters vapafiou bpfora him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
srBSCRIPrToN RATES.

One year strictly in advanced el..............sl.25
After three months and within one year~sl.5O
outside Of Iowa county.
Civ months-iu advance r'y..................-.
Three months advance only
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Proceedings of the Regular Monthly
Meeting.


! MINERAL pOlNT, Wis, Dec /. 1898
"A regular meeting of the common
couneil was ty,is DIV bsls Il, tbo oo,,
oil cho,,hor rho.a b,,.,, -,
Nb N""'"oV'' AhtIc oelhS no quorum
present adjourned 10 Dec l1tb 1903
when the following were nresent. n
n. snow mavor. aldsrma, yan Nor
nung. Jenkins and Gorge, Abso,+
Ross and Gilman
The minutes Of the last raou,ar
meeting and the special meeting Of
Nov. "a. 1898. were them raa5 and an.
proved The following bi1s ware ,her
examined and allowed:
a s white Justice fees case city vs..
jas. pou6crtGy sprnklIng ono MIGHT '''
Ja,. b PrjSdcauI. 6arying dos. 'SS 90
V"nSna Shs anl5PT PfHPoSSI f5 to po9r ta'm 99
las raSSsrtb9 "1S Timber ggriaij, II ,r,a,of 100
Mrs. rl'{ ,,anr,e ,pggge,{ : {,., -; 1000
fiiiiy, ,I1 property .......i ..t--... 1900
W.. ~ ,,,,, iea!y y police $a5, taking cateot
Robert James c9al .,....,..,.......,.. % 20
;la6,q5 public buildings sIi .a5s,1 l75aa
Geo Jeuc& D''p,'9 p'Ul'' o'uo' 500
mayor y"'gna ena SiTaPrmsSn SiGTfP,@s pa"poF order 4oo
st. com. report Tor November nad
rem' aidfS Nrs. Wcbband MIR. rr,i.s 3S 29 63 63
The mayor tban aaarossol tho o,,,,,
oil g., -, -,
''' '' ''@"'" ~ "" 'uVel'le" ne hau had
wlth nr. T. W. Philip at his CDR Phtp)
request no relation to the in nurles ne had
sustaiarl an the 1ofh d,v ~ ootohor
,so, wy ' O'''''''
''''' J." '''e course OF inns 'hlerYie"
u occurred that the Doctor estimated
his injuries up In the tbousands hut
nauiny j, ,artie,,ta, -, ~.
49,,
.''''' ''' "'''" ''"' coiiS'u'' an oiler oI
S5OOO should It be made. Many
other points claimed hv the Doctor
ware ,ls, nreso,,od oa ,..,i.. a..
-. ''o0i ''0
9upJcoO was lalo over uhtli all the
members of tho council were present.
Ordinance No 96 nassed Deca,nhar
"a 1894 roo,,,tinu ~. ,,,a...1
s''o '''' S"''i's oi
s'ue"alhS from snow ana ice, IS hereby
amended to read as follows
SECTION |. All occupants of lots
or parcels Of land. or the owners of the
same when such lois ar nareels of land
are not occupied, shall keep their re-
spective sidewalks free of snow and
free of ice.
SECTION .. After a thaw the slusb
and mud shall be cleaned off same as
the snow or ice TO prevent il from
freezing.
SECTION 3, should any person re-
fuse or neglect TO comply with the
nogio,os's .,,,,. us % :, :, [nis oFuln''ee wlthln
or thaw the street comm,ssioner % sham
clean the same and charge the amount
against The property and tbe amount
risa ,,J -, ~" - 'louiu "hy ulsPute
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN,

that day without a sniyer Winter
in early days was much more to be
dreaded than winters are now.
Nevertheless the early settlers were
happy and healthy, and We doubt
much if the hearty hospitality and
socisbility that existed in those
days can ever exist again among the
people They were hard times, but
they were also hearty times, and
productive of the strongest and
most cordial friendships.
CHIoAGo is noted for her great
and enterprising daily and weekly
papers, but of the whole lot there is
not one more pure, patriotic,
concise, reliable or moral than the
stauuch Evening Journal. No mat
ter what the subject is, if not too
demoralizing it its nature, you can
find it treated in reliable manner
in the columns of the journal.
The Weekly in particular is a grand
paper for the farmer aud stookmau.
This we furnish with the TRIBUNE
for $500
THEY ARR ONE. -Jark Frost was
out in full force last Tuesday
morning, but he had no chilling
effect on Cupid, for it was at 5
o'clock that morning, at the home
of the bride in this city, when Mr..
j. b. Collins, of Jauesville, and
Miss Cora, daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Foster, were married;
Rev. 5. r. Chubb officiating. The
happy young couple departed on
the early train that mornidg for
GAINESVILLE, where they will reside.
'Iis known that the bride is an
estimabIe young lady, worthy Of q
trst-class husband, such AS Mr..
Collins will prove himself to be, if
only half the praise we hear for
him be ,.de. May they revel in
peace and plenty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
THE SLAUGHTER

Still continues, and customers
are made happy at Penhalle-
gon's shoe store.
NO BANKRUPT SALE
but a choice, new, clean stock.
w. j. PENHAGLRGoN
Proprietor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

CHOICE selection of albums at
J. j. Hanscom Co.'S. I9w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

GARLAND stoves took the highest
awards at the worlds fair. They
are sold by Martin 3 Toay 49w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

HOLIDAY goods at Prideaux's
Drug store. 4SW4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

WHEN you need a cutter or bob
sled call on Martin Toay. We
have some fine cutters. In bobs boln
the common knee and oscillating
knee. IOWA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

LEATHER goods are the style. You
san get them at Hanseom 8 Co.'S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS

Have you a Gift
thought that Is
b t h erin g you ?
Suppose you drop
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-16

MRS. j. VI. CHENoWETH, portrait
artist Of Monroe, Wis, wishes to
say to all those interested in CHINA
PAINTING that she has a fine large
kiln, and will do firing, for all
those that want it done, at reason
able rates. 49N3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
Books Of the Minnesota Coal Com.
line in Dispute.
ENGLISH BURGLARS REAP Rich BOOTY.
The Reichstag Committee and the
Army Bill.
COLD WEATHER IN THE WEST.
COURT ~. LAWMAKERS.

Minnesota Legislation R-fs~~ to Surrender
the Rocks OF the Coal Combine.
ST. Paul. MINS.. March l7.-ThAt the fight
b tween the legislature aud the Minnesota coal
combine is to be TO the death VAS amply shown
st-rday afternoon after the legislature had
resolved to stand firmly bv Iis committee TO tho
end Of the Interrogation
Finding that thev conld get no redres. az tho
hands OF The legislature. menbers of the com
bine and thar ATTORNEYS eft the Capitol IN a
frcnzy. one OF them Uemarklng as they left thAt
they would now see whether anarchists or the
courts were running things in the north star
state.
Action in replevin was begun At s O clock las,
evening 10 compel the serccant-at-srms o: tho
senate 10 deliver 20 John Ghodes general man
Rcer OF Minnesota Coal As-ocia .ion. all tn.
books and "a ers taken from him on Tuesday,
Mr.. Rhodes giving bonds IN $4,000.
Armed win the fapcr~ ana followed by q
large crowd o; oe~n,ies. Sher a chapel started
oat 10 recover the booG, OF the coal combine
he JOINT leCisia i've committee had ntici-
Tafed trouble and the serceanI-a,-arrns OF the
senate had sworn n naH hundred deputies
When >herlf tlaael appeared he encoun-
tered senator .guaaus po-neuy IN the
van and the ''>ag- OF Niulnce-' roollV -
marked 10 the sheriff thar { he secured the
book II would he over the dead bodies of the
members OF the Legislative committee aud tie
officers.
Mr. Chapel then withdrew and reported the
81 ma lion.
Once more baked in their attempt TO secure
the books the combine took counsel
and resolved new tack At y
o'clock they found Judge Egaa OF the dis
trict court OF fam-ev county aud secured from
him an order 30 me serceHut-at-srs % the senate,
and his aSslstan.s 20 appear IN court in 81 Paul
on saturday morning and show cause whv they
thoaid not be punI~ned tor con.enpt tor re-
tus.ng to give up the Books IN their possession.
When sney heard o. this action the members
OF the Legislative committee said that the SER
geaut-aa-arms won.d be instructed 20 nav no
attention TO The urder OF Judge Egsn. aud that
the inye-iiCa'lon would proceed until the books
had been thoroughly ex mined and their con-
tents divulged 10 ,he public