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The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03

condition, to ascertain what are its earn
ings and what its expenses, how large ac-
cumulations it has on hand. and other
facts bearing on the question whether it
can afford to reduce the price of gas to
consumers. And it seems to us that the
city government should exercise this
right, not in any spirit of hostility to the
company, but as matter of duty to the
people; and with view to a reduction
of their burdens. Up to 1888 gas stock
had been 70 per cent stock to all pri-
waite holders. What it has been paying
since then we are not certain, but we
think it has not paid any less. Twelve
per cent profit ON an article of necessity
would seem to be rather too much.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03


lished bank there bearing his name.
The defunct Boston bank was also ostab-
lished by him and bore his name.
Sam Maverick, our Habersham boy,
has long since been gathered to his faith
ers, but he left son who now lives IN
San Antonio, Texas, and bears his given
name. The name of Maverick has be-
come word that is perhaps used ottener
(unless it be words of profanity. than
any other in the West at ''round ups"
with COW boys. Maverick" means es-
tray-cattle without any brands or MARKS
of ownership. These Mavericks. II
found in the herds Of ''round ups are
considered the property of the party or
ranchmen into whose hands they fall.
1t seems that the old man Sam Maver-
lex started this custom of claiming IN
marked cattle. hence the name is still
applied to them.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03

Gum calnphor keeps off moths.

Gum calnphor keeps off moths.
Amusement to children is like rain 10
flowers.
Wholesome recreation conquers evil
thoughts
If you arc getting weakknsed, take a
look at Elijah.
The coming man will fly when the
coming broom is after him.
Fortune does net change men: it only
unmasks them. -Riccoboni.
Most people are willing to do away
with vices-of other people.
Tho first silver coin was made by Phi
don, king Of Argos, 800 B. G.
In 1900 Volta made the first voltaic
pile Of disks Of zinc and silver.
You always lose your bathing shoe
just before you tread on the clamshell.
IF all onr wishes could be gratihed,
every beggar would be 3 pasha.
In the British kingdom some 80 square
miles of land are devoted to burial prr-
poses.
There are times when one feels that in
ventors, like immigrants, should be re-
stricted.
If Spenser were the prince of poets in
his own age, Shakespeare was the prince
of poets Of all time.
A gruinbler who has lived to be 90
years old has decided that it's hardly
worth while after all.
Moliere was the son of an upholsterer,
who tried In vain to teach him the rudi-
ments of the business.
In Germany married men wear we'd
ding rings, a custom which many writer's
have advocated in this country.
Persons who suffer from govt or
rheumatism seem most liable to bad eff
fects from eating Holsters Or crabs.
People of sense manage to dress with
out going to extremes in either the direc-
zion of TOO little or too much black.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
Judging from the extract published

Judging from the extract published
elsewhere the Bangor Commercial,
which is the organ of the Hon. Joseph P.
Bass, is not in state of ecstacy over
the appointment of Mr.. Henry Hatha-
way as collector at Houlton. The Com
mercial has been supporting Hon. A. FL.
Powers, the Democratic candidate for
congress in the Fourth district last year
The Commercial was a pretty strong
Hill organ up to the time of the national
convention, and therefore, perhaps,
should hardly expect to have much infu-
ence with Cleveland.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03

Great Britain has every reason to be
well pleased at the selection of the Hon.
Thomas F. Bayard to be ambassador at
the court of ST. James. While Secretary
of the State his relations with that
country were of most agreeable kind.
If any objection is raised against him it
will come from this side Of the water and
from a numerous element of the Demo-
cratic party.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
AN 'sERA OF GOOD FEELING
Bangor COMMERCIAL

To be sure Mr.. Powers, the other can
didate for the Houlton collectorship,
was the fairly nominated candidate OF
his party for Congress in this district
last fall, and conducted most manly
and able campaign. Not only in this
State, but in others, his voice was heard
in eloquent advocacy of Democratic prin-
ciples and in behalf of the national
Democratic ticket, whose election APP
pcared then more or less doubtful and
uncertain.
And then, again, to be sure, Mr.. Hath
away was bolter from the fairly NOM
mated candidate of the convention to
which he was accredited as a representa-
tive. But Mr.. Cleveland evidently does
not intend to use the federal patron
agen to ''punish'' people for DESERVING
their colors in the heat of the conctlict,
nor to reward those who stood by
them unhinchingly until the victory was
won. This is evidently an 'seraof good
feeling, when past differences are to be
forgotten and people are not to be pun
ished' for DESERVING their colors or re
warded' for standing by them.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
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Persons wishing to leave town for long or
short periods may have the addresses OF tneF
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I'M DAILY PRESS $3.50 per square, first
week: rs cents per week after. Three inser-
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rates.
Hals SQUARE advertisements $1.oo per week,
FIRST week; half price each succeeding week.
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special Notices. on first page. one third adj
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Reading Notices in nonpariel type and classed
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The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
Mavericks.

The Gainesville Georgia. Eagle has the
following:
The failure of the Maverick National
bank, of Boston recently brings to mind
w event in North Georgia history, for
gotten by many perhaps, but neverthe-
ass true, and is remembered no doubt by
few of our older citizens.
Early in the year 1885 the gallant Fan
in left Georgia with as brave band of
,atriots as ever went forth to battle for
my cause. They joined Sam Houston
cry early in that year in Texas, and
ought for Texan independence. Sam
Maverick, fifteen year old boy, and the
gallant Rusk, were of this band of patri-
DTS, and both were from Habersham
county, Georgia.
After Texan independence had been
achieved Sam Maveri k settled in San
Antonio, and after a few years accumu-
lated magnificent fortune and estab-
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
CURRENT COMMENT.

Since the first trial to elect mayor Of
Portland a new tissue" has developed
there. An open cesspool in the City
Hail basement has been discovered, into
which broken sewer has emptied itself,
and as q result the entire city govern
ment, in the elegant top floor apart
ments, is holding it's nose. With Tom
Harper and the sewerage, one year OF
Democratic rule appears to have pro-
duced some odoriferous results in the
Augean stables. Clean EN- out.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03

The Bangor News says Bangor wanted
an insane hospital built there simply be-
cause the state needed it. We are glad
to know it. Bangor's anxiety about it
had left the impression on a great many
people that that city was interested in it
on its own account.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
FINANCIAL.
MUNICIPAL SECURITY COMPANY.

All coupons asue April 4, 1893,
from the Series G and E, MWaae-
ipas Security Go Hmpany bonds,
Will be paid ON and after that
date sat the office of Messrs.
Woodbury. a. MEOmKtOm, Portland,
We. FREDERIC +. TALBOT, Sec'y
april div
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
WAR ON CLEVELAND.

Hill and Murphy Democrats Buying His
Newspaper Organs.-The Albany Argus
Already Captured,
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03

It is the general desire of the Democrats of
Portland that at the coming caucuses some of
the best representative men in each ward shall
be selected as mayoralty delegates-Argus.
That is right. Make the fraud process
sion as heightened as possible. Make it
apparent that Harper has the endorse
ment of the Falmouth Club and the
Young Mems Democratic Club.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
CITY OF PORTLAND.
PROPOSALS FOR BRTCK.

GEALED proposals will be received by the
y committee on streets. sidewalks and bridges
until Friday. April z 1885, at 5 p. M, for 5oo,-
less, as may be required. the same to be hard
burned, suitable for use in laying sidewalks, and
to be delivered at such places and in such mum.
Streets of whom any further particulars may
be obtained at his room, City Building, and
where all proposals should be left.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Address Proposal for Brick
CHAS. F. GUPTILL
Chairman of Committee on Streets Sidewalks
and Bridges. mar28-td
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03
THF PRESS.
MONDAY. APRIL 8.
TWELVE PAGES.
SECOND ELECTION, APRIL 18TH.
FOR MAYOR.
JAMES p. BAXTER

With Don Powers for collector of
Aroostook and Sam Leavitt elected mayor
of PASSPORT the Democratic brethren
must begin to think that it pays better to
be bolter than a. loyalist.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04
GladsOna praWO dla Irlandyi.

Projekt do ustawy tyozacei sic
rzadu W Ir!andyi jest obecnie juz
znany; g56wne jego przepisy sire
szczone sa jak nastepuje:
]. W}adze nadajaca prawa r.
landyi wykonywa6 ma korona an
gielska tudziez dwie izby-rada
prawodawcza i zgromadzenie pra-
wouawcze.
2. Krajowe ustawodawstwo ir-
landzkie uprawnione jest wyja-
tkiem, majacych sic jeszcze blizej
okreslic ograniczeh, do wydawania
ustaw, dotyczacych pokoju, porzadku
i zarzadu Irlandyi.
3. z nastepujacemi sprawami
ME ma mic do czynienia ustawo-
dawstwo irlandzkie. z nastepstwem
tronu lub regencya; mianowaniem
namiestnika tel wyspy, jako zastepcy
tronu, rozstrzyganiem pokoju i
wojnie: z obrona kraju tudziez z
si}a jego ladowa morska; ze stosrn
kami w. Brytanii do zagranicy lub
jej kolonii; z rozdzielaniem tytu}6w
i godnosc1; monetami, miarami,
wagami it. d., s}owem ze wszyst-
klein, co ME dotyczy wy1acznie tel
wyspy.
4. Irlandzk'e prawodawstwo ME
moze nadawaG pjerwszehstwa zad-
nemu wyznaniu religiinemu.
5. W{adza wykonawcza pozo-
stale przy koronie spe}niana be-
dzie przez namiestnika, ktory W
imieniu korony parliament zwo}uje,
odracza rozwiezuje.
6. Rada prawodawcza Gzba wy
zsza) sk}adac sic ma 48 cz}onk6w.
Wyborcy musza bye w{ascicielami
grunt6w lub dom6w, przynoszacych
rocznego dochodu wiecej niz 800.
Cz@onkowie izby wyzszej wybierani
beda ma lat 8, a co cztery lata uste.
powac bedzie po}owa Mich. Izby tel
rozwiaza6 ME MONA.
7. Zgromadzenie prawodawcze
wybierane bedzie W ten sam sposob,
jak obecnie cz}onkowie parlamentu.
8. Irlandzkie zgromadzenie pra-
wodawcze podlega6 ma co lat S no.
wynn wyborom, jezeli PREDICT ME
ulegnie rozwiazaniu. Po 6 latach
moze zmieni6 sposob wybor6w, lecz
tylko przy s}usznem uwzglednieniu
stosunk6w ludnosci.
w razie odrzuoenia, przez izbe
wyzsza prawa, przyjetego przez izbe
nizsza, moze takowe prawo przyjsc
pod ponowne g}osowanie we 2 lata
po rozwiazaniu izby nizszej. Jezeli W
tym razie wynik g{osowania wy
padnie niezmieniony, rozstrzygnac
ma }aczne g1osowanie obu izb mad ia
ka sprava.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04
OSTATNIE WIADOMOSCI,

Saginaw, Mich.-Wpowiecie St.
Louis, Mich, odkryto bogate polka
dy rudy zelaznej.
Wheeling, w. Va.-Straikuia tu-
tai tramwajarze W liczbe dwustu, do
pominajqc sic wyzszej zapiaty.
Stanton, Ky.--R. Hoskins, ktory,
diva lata temu zabi} V. Creedu zostal
skazany ma zapfacenie kary $75.
Richmond, Va. - w Pacohantas
zniszczyl pozar dwadziescia domow
mieszkalnych. Szkody 100000.
New york.-A. Russell Webb, a.
merykahski "misyonarz" nauki Ma
homeda przyby1 tutaj W zesz}ym ty-
godniu.
Philadelphia ia-R. J. Cascaden, 10
letni ch}opAk, ktory 1891 roku "a
strzeli{ policyanta, otrzymal IL lat
wiezienia.
Valparaiso, Ind.-Na farmie M.
Biddlera natrafiono ma zy4y srebra.
Jest ono wpo}aczeniuz ruda zelazna-
ma 60 procent.
Atlonta.-Panna J. Force, W ma
paddle obledu zastrzeli}a dwie swoie
starsze siostry, poczem odda}a sic W
rece policyi.
Croswell, Mich.-Szalony blizzard
nawiedzi} p6}nocna okolice. Komu-
nikacya kolejowa by}a przez ca1a
srode zatrzymana.
Hot Spring, Va.-A.Anthony ,mu-
rzyn napad1 ma pania G. Williams W
z1ych zamiarach. Krzyk jej pomoo
przywo}al ludzi, kt6rzy natychmiast
murzyna powiesili.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Tory kolei
Grand Rapids & Indiana zosta1y W
wielu miejscach sniegiem zasypane
W ubiegay wtorek, wskutek czego
wiele pociag6w sic spozni}o.
Sitka, Paw nocy dnia 25go
ma 26 r. 70. z2odzieje Wy {amali dzwi
do sztoru "Sitka Un. Ass'., gdzie i
poczta sic znajdowa}a skradli pie
niadze, narki pocztowe towaru, O.
go1em "a $500. Z}odziej6w ME poi
mano jeszcze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04
BISMARK "BOODLEREM."
Najmowaf prase francuzka do swych
cel6w szwindlerskich.

Paryz.-Jeden deputowanych
dorzuci1 nowy kwiatuszek do wspa-
nia}ego wiehca wszelkiego moralne
go brzydactwa, kt6re wype}nia SODA
prawie ponad miare obecna chwile
polityczna W Europe. Uczynii on
lniapowicie "odkrycie", re pewna
czesd szowin,stycznej prasy francuz
k:ej, tel zw}aszcza, kt6ra najwiekszy
robi}a ha}asz odwetowy, pe}ni}a
wprost s}uzbe u Bismarka i by}a
przez niego nagradzana got6wka ze
skarbca krola hanowerskiego wy
mienii wydawce gazety "Revanche".
Nawet W tych panamskich czasach
laden uczciwy cz}owiek ME pow.
strzyma sic Cd uczucia pogardy dla
sprzedajnej prassy, kt6ra pod p}a-
szczykiem czystego patryotyzmu
prowadzi najwstretnieiszy handel W
us}ugach nieprzyjaciela; ale chyba
ME obudzi uwielbieniai polityk,kto
ry do takich ucieka sic srodk6w. Bi
smark, kt6ry dis tax stanowczo po.
tepia ciezary woJskowe, sam by}
nienasyconym W tym kierunku, a
spekulujac na podniecaniu obaw ma
rodowycb, chetnie s}ysza} pogr6zki
francuzkie, gdy zas te umilka}y, u
mia} je sobie obstalowa6. P1awdopo-
dobnie "odkrycie'' ME przebrzmi zu-
pe}nie bez echa, moze wiec us}yszy
my jeszcze jakas ciekawostke z tax
budujacego repertuaru.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04
STRASZNA EKSPLOZYA.

Kazah.-Dnia l Marca nastapil
wybuch 4O-tu pud6w pyroksyeliny
" suszarni miejscowej fabryki pro-
chu bezdymnego. Trzech robotEi-
kow jest zabitych, jeden ranny "
dolna szczeke noge, jeden zas
sprawdzajacy, jaka jest temperature
W suszarni, by} zasypany gruzem j
kamieniami, 1eoz wydostaDo go ztam
tad bez szwanku. suszarnla jest zbu-
rzona.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04
ra uchwali}a, ze musza bye bilety dla
robotnikow po 3 Gently.

Jan Kencki, mieszkajacy pray A.
lexandrine ave., gdy z4adowywal
beczki ryb wozu, jedna z bcczek
spadsa mu ma nogi przecie}a arte-
rye. MIN pomoc lekarska p.zybyla,
Kencki umari upsywu krwi.
Miejski fizyk Farnum po obduk-
cyl dokonanej ma ciele Romano Ka-
nioskiego, 6 miesiecznego dziecka,
orzek{ il dzieoko umar}o why ro-
dzlc6w. Przez trzy dni bowiem mis-
10 konwulsye, redzice ME przywo-
fali doktora.
Agentem naszym jest pan B. Jani-
szewski, maody pracowity cziowiek
Ma on soba piekne obrazy, kt6re
wydaje ma premie p}acacym prenu-
merate "a Ameryke "a ca3y rok ma
prod. Szanownych czytelnikow u
praszamy o 3askawe 60 przyjecie.
Przy ulicy Wight w domu ozna-
czonym nrem 70 pope}niono
moruerStWO. w m. Ebert Fr. Viz.
neau, ktorzy cd kilku dni sic k1oci-
li,pobili sic zaprzesziego piatku, a
rezultatem tel b6jki jest, ze VIM E.
bert zosta} smiertelnie poraniony.
Morderce aresztowano. Przyczyna
bojki by4o podejrzenie, ze zony ich
zdradzaj ja. G}upcy, mogli wymiane
zon zrobiG!. -.
Ryszard Kurkowski, 14,letni chic
pax moze pozby6 sic obu 6cz. w po-
niedzia}ek jechat ON piekarskim wo-
zem do miasta. Ma ulicach, jak zwy-
kle, wa}esaj2 sia gromadami }obuzy,
kt6rzy czesto bez przyczyny ludzi
zaczepiaja. Otoz ma Kurkowskiego
poczeli ciskac kulami sniegu. Jedna
kula rozbi}a okno boku wozka ka-
wa}ek szkta wpad4 Kurkowskiemu W
oko. Rannego odwieziono natych-
Mast do szpitala, ably dokona6 po-
trzebnej operacyi. Rodzice stanow-
czo temu sic sprzeciwiaja,ale dokto-
rzy groza, ze zapalenie nerw6w So
czewkowych W jednem oku, moze
przyprowadzi6 utrate takze dru-
giego Okla. Ch}opcow ME aresztowa-
no.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04
WIELE NIEsZCZESLIWYCH WYPAD.
KOW w b. TYGODNIU.
STRASzNE MoRDERSTWo 0 zONY.
Napad ma chiopca Kurkowskiego-M Ma.
rya Sudziehska uciekfa z kOchan-
kiem-R6zne wiadOmOSci z bit.
(korespondencya wfasna "Ameryki.w

proWadzac w kazdym domu.
Sk}ady nut robia nicely byznes
ma kompozycyach Paderewsk'ego.
,Pahstwu Stefahskim PREY ulicy
Rivard umar4a 3 letnia dziewczynka.
karol Jones,powedrowa{ do domu
poprawy ma piet lat-za kradziez BIZ
cykla.
Metropolitan Street Railroad Co.,
rozszerzy swoje tory W rome strony
miasta.
Sp}oszony koh wpad4 ma tramwaj
ma Michigan ave.,i wszystkie szyby W
MIN wytiuk}.
Ma linii Fort Wayne & Belle Is
land zacze}y kursowac elektryczne
tramwaje zamiast konnych.
Do tutejszego urzedu pocztowego
przes}ano ma}y pakiecik. By} W MIN
palec ludzki. Figiel studencki.
w stowarzyszeniu tramwajarzy "a
czefo sic burzy6. Zdaje sic, ze stowa-
rzyszenie rozpadnie sic ma diva.
Anna Smith, alias Szewicka dosta-
Ia sic do kozy "a kradziez $40 blu
ra G. N. Mattza przy Michigan ave.
Dzis W sobote demokratyczna
miejska konwencya, celem nomino-
wanna sedziego W biurze rekordowa.
MIA.
L. Fournier, ktory skarzy} iowa.
rzystwo kolei Michigan Central O
$4,000 "a poranienia, wygra} tylko
$500.
zapisujcie sobie ''Ameryke''i p}at-
Gle prenumerate. A-neryka podaje
wiecej wiadomosci, niz inne gazety
polskie.
Jan Zambroski gdy wraca} Cd pra-
cy we wtoreli, pobi} sic Janem Bo-
sick, kaleczac tego ostatniego ME-
bezpiecznie W glove.
Ch:hczycy ME przestali przemyca6
ulubionej trucizny-opium. w tych
dniach skonfskowano przemytni
800 puszek tego narkotyku.
w po}udniowej stronie miasta ku-
pix pewien syndykat 1878 lotow.
Czyli pod fabryki czy ma spekulacyj
ne ceie, nikomu ME wiadomo.
Marya Sudzihska, 18 letnia dziew-
czyna uciek}a domu rodzic6w, aby
potajemnie wzia6 Stub kochankiem,
znienawidzonym przez jej ojca.
Odby}a sic tutaj we wtorek stano-
wa demokratyczna konwencya, ma
kt6rej nomlnowano kandydatow La
sedziow i regent6w stanowego uni
wersytetu.
w jednym numer6w tutejszej
"Evening News znajdujemy wiersz
panny Amy Lamkie. Wiersz jest
poswiecony zak4adowi sw. Maryi W
Notre Dame, Ind.
Ma Armie lbawienia spadaja cia-
gle przesladowania. Ha}asujacych
sekciarzy napastuja }obuzy i ME po-
zwalaja i'm swych praktyk religljnych
ma ulicach odbywac.
Wysokie zelazne wieze do oswie.
tlenia elektrycznego So juz nieco "a
llczne W naszem miescie. Jedna taxa
szubienica kosztuje przesz}o $500.
Take to wydatek zbyteczny.
Policya czyni ob1awy ma domy roz
pusty. Stale sic to ma zadanie dziew.
czyn, pracujacych W cukierni PREY
Larned ulicy, " ktorej sasiedztwie
prostytucyjne domy sic znajduja.
Pred kratkami sadowemi znalaz{o
sic znowu kilku chlopakow polskich,
oskarzonych 0 kradziez rur wodocia-
gowych. Nazwiska ich: Jak6b Pysz.
ka, J. Hojihski MARGIN Donosin.
We wtorek po poludniu okradli
rabusie piekarnie Hibbarda PREY
Woodward ave. Gdy "a mimi udal sic
W pogoh jeden piekarzy, kt6rys
rabus wyciagnal revolver postrze-
liz 60.
Citizens Street Ry Co., jest oskar-
zona przestapienie prawa miejskie-
go. Kompania ia ME chce sic podda6
rozporzadzeniom rady miejskiej,kto-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04

Berlin Poruszno znowu kwestye
miedzynarodowa Alzacyi Lota.
ryngii. Bebel przemawia}, re sp6r
powinien bye rozstrzygniety przez
miedzynarodowych arbitr6w. w od
powiedzi ma to przemawiat kauclerz
Caprivi. Powiedziai on, ze niemcy
MIN by obie te pro wincye oddali,
walczyli by do ostatniej kropli
krwi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-03-04

Londyn.-Francuski okret Doanai
zatona1 W poblizu Saigon. Siedm O.
sob utopi}o sic.
Londyn. - Radyka}owie agituia
aby cz}onkowie izby pobierali "a
plate.
Paryz.-Colombia chce przedluzy6
koncesye kana}u Panama ma jeden
rok.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-04-07
RHODES IS ARRESTED.
The Manager CT the Coal Com
bine Feels the Strong Arm
of the Law.
Charge Of Perjury Made Against
Him and His Bond Fixed
at $4,000.

ST. PAUL. March 2S.-Urcn COM
plant of Richard A. Walsh, a member
of the joint legislative coal investigat-
ing committee. John J. Rhodes, general
manager of the Minnesota bureau of
coal statistics, was arrested on the
charge of perjury late Monday after
noon. He was taken before Judge
Cory, of the municipal court, and after
his bail had been fixe'l at 5000, E. II.
Bailey, cashier of the First National
bank, and Charles A. F. Morris were
accepted as bondsmen and he was re-
leased. The grand jury will meet in
May. Attorney General Childs is not
yet ready with the criminal conspiracy
cases.
The house of representatives has
unanimously passed Senator Donnelly's
bill making it the duty of Minnesota
courts to dismiss any action like the
$50, 900 suit brought by John j.
Rhodes against members, officers and
employees of the legislature for damages
inflicted while in the discharge of their
duties and making void any judgment
rendered in such case.