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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14
Rdth fir SPLITTER.

Ser iiber 50Sabren i6sn tuurbe Mrs.
Minslpw's Soothing Syrup BON Dill
Iionen bon Miitteri1 beim 3abnen Der
@imber angemenbet. Wirf bu i'm
S9lafe blr9 bas S9reien eineS &inbes
geft5rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb por
S6meraen tpeinta Wenn 10, laKe fofort
cine Glaf6e BON nMrs. Winslops Spps
thing Syrup bolen. Sem Wertb 1T urz
~besablbar. Sc mirb benz fleinett 2eibeuz
ben fofort 9inberung berf1afen. @ers
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3weifeI bariiber. SIS beilt Spienterp
unb Siarrbpe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbsa olif, err
tpei1t ben Gaumen, berbinbert gntains
bung uttb ftdrft bas gauge @pifem.
rWfrs WinslsmS SOOTHING Syrup"
fur 3abnenbe 4imber lit angenebm in
@ei9mad unb bas &eeept itammt bon
einem Der beften petbli9en Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit bel allen
Druggiiten lit Der gar3er Melt au baz
belt. preis rs @ts. per Glaf9e.
&auft ni6ts attberes oils Mfrs. Winss
Ions SoOtbing Sprup.
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THIBODEAUX.

@aS bebeutet bieies Wprts IS lit
bas Sanbelssei9en bes
CINDERELLA dub g ties.
Da int Wabltabre befanntli1 Sc
f9dftsfile berri6t unb mir eiilert grps
Ben @orratb BON S9ubmerf fir 9er<
rer, Samen unf &inber an 0anb
baben, neueite Gacons unb Mufter, 10
berfaufen mir Nles sum Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie boz
fir. Me Waaren liub tteu unb unrs
ben fpeaie1 fir bieien Sommer befelt.
Sie Breiie iinb iiberaa in 3ablen ans
gegeben. Wer biaig unb gut faufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella S6nb Yalaft.
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Wie tit btes!

@ir bieten e~inbunoert Dollars selobrunq
fur ieoen Sail BON &atarrb, Der nibt burd
@innebmen bon SaG's &atarrb Cur sebeilt
iperten fam.
s. .ebenep&gp, Gisentb. 9olebo, ..
8ir, bic nnter3eidneten BADEN G.S. gbeneb
felt ben letten Is Sabren sefanni unb balten
ibn fir boafommen ~ebrenbait in allen Sc
Observation-Disclosures unb finanSien befdhigt,
ale bon ieiner Girtna e~ingesangenen 8erbinbs
Iidfeiten gu erfiiaen.
@ef& Sruar, @%rpbbanbels 0rosuitem,
Solebe. D.
@ albina, &innan& 81 b @rpss
&anbels Orpsutiten. Solebo, D.
Sails &atarrb 8nr tpirb innerli1 senpm
men unb tpirft brett auf bas Blut unb bic
i4leimiaen Sberfaden oeS Spitems. 3eusnife
fret perlanbt. 8reis Is Gents fir tie Sla51e.
@erfauft BON alien @potbefern.
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Oie @abl.

9as &eiultat Der Wa6l 1T Elm pollz
ffdnbiger Sieg fur bas paf9alsSidet.
Sic @egenpartei erpdblte MIR einen
BON ibren &anbi6aten: Gbas. @biner
als ALDERMAN Der 1. Mar6.
Wel9en @infuB bas merifanif6e
Botum auf cine Mabl bat, bas seigte
fi6 auf bic eflatantete Weife BEL BEN
Stimmen, bic fir bic @lberme1t
at large abgegeben tpnrben, unb Bel
benz Gotum fur ben populdrea &. 8.
Green, Der feinem Sidet, ebenio pie
Der &etorber Debine melt porams mar,
bic dber bur9 bas @timmpieb, bas
gdn3li6 unter Der @ontrole Der Court
baussGlique febt, matt gelegt wurben.
Sa an elm 3ufammengeben aIler
8hrger gegen biefes meritaniide Gle
rtsnt ME geba9t tper6en fanm, 70 giebt
bas 2ebtere bis auf @eiteres allemal
ben Nusi6Iag.
Nuf biefe Weife famt aud Der
i@pd9fe aambi0at bur6gei6leppt
tperben.
Ser ,1eue Mapor George pai6al
ibernimmt Bite 8ermaltung Der itd6tiz
f6en Mngelesenbeiten unter feinesmees
fur ibn febr giinftgen ll%mftdnben. @r
bat btel Derfpro6en unb bat niel ein=
sul6ien. Sn Der 8itterfeit unb 6ibe
beg Wabltampfes 1T bic perfloHet1e
Identification in elmer Meiie. a1tges
fein6et, Derbd6tigt unb berfleinert
tporben, 6aB fi6 feline Administration
gang getpaltig 9egen bieieIbe abbebem
mnB, um ben unterf6ie6 erfenrett gu
lafen.
Sc mdre sl bel berlangt, grobe
Ierdnberungen .f9On in aaernd9fer
3ett aa ertparten 9ie meitperspeigte
observation-disclosures muB grinb>
lid itubirt Derben, ebe &eformer ii9
gabn bre9en tDnnen. lnb BON
@eorge pai6al ldBt liG ~.annebmen
baB er bebd6tig, aber li9er unb be-
ifimmt porgeben nirb.
Was INNER er gum 8eten Der Stabt
inaugurirt unb bolbringt, bafiir pirb
er bolen &re6it erbalten. @eIingt es
ibm, ii9 BON benz @inflmb feiner
Wablmarf6dlle gu befreien; aus Ell
CENTER Snitiatibe, frei BON alem
3pang unb Druid gu bapbeln, 10 fann
feline Naturalization ii6 gum Sesen
fiir bic Stabt geftalten.
Sie beiten WHnf9e fer 8eb6lferung
begleiten ibn ing tteue Mmt; man
boft auf einen We9feI in @ielem unb
ole feline 6anblungen perben genau
beoba9tet tperben.
George gai6al befibt ale Gigens
f6aften, bas per~anttportli6e Mntt NIT
umfi9t unb @trbe aus3ufiaen m6ge
er es als Elm ibm bonn golte anners
@ut betra9ten, fi9 BON allen
@liquen, parteien unb f9dbli6em
Inbang frei MAIDEN unb feline 9ien1te
muir benz 8olfe meibenl
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Gin 8rtef ant ben gpmntagsbes
trabter.
Mountain 9ome, &enbaG So.
ID. GebruQr 1893.

To- UeDluuI 1910.
Sn 8esug auf Sbre 5onnta9ss8es
tra6tung in Der .Sreie preKe" pom 9.
3. 30. m66te i'd mir einige 8emerz
funger ctlauben.
Sic S1luitelung folder S~orturen,
pie tie Dem i6mar5en S6euial
in puriS applicirt tpurben, fann
ia 9epiB Niemanb biligen. Sbn aber
auf cine Stufe nit 10 bemitleibenss
nertben unb unf6ulbigen (benn fie
fnb fi6 ibrer 9anblungen unb beren
Golgen ni6t bemuBt) Sbieren, mie
bic &lapperi6lange ober einen touen
9unb gu ftellen, 1T au biel Na6fi9t
nit benz i9maraen nnbolb!
St mar fi@ ieiner Shat un6 6eren
Golgen bolfomHter bemnbt, benr tuenn
er feiue neberlegung eingebiBt bdtte,
10 pdre er na9ber ni9t gefloben unb
bdtte ii9 ni6t ber1teft.
Sic teaen auBerbem ben ormen 8as
ter bes Spfers faft auf cine @tufe init
Dem nnbolb, neil er ei1e 10 grauenpoQe
&a6e iibte. 8itte iebr, mein 6err
9onntagsbetra6ter, falls Sic @inber
beiiBen, unb Sic foIten einmaI. ems
babor auf iol9e MeiIe perlieren, banm
miirben Sic pobl anbers benfen. sd
Bin snar fein @ater, ionbern ,nur1
cine Mntter, ipute aber meinem fIeinen
S06ter6en Elm dbnli9es @nfe, BON Ell
tter iol9en Bette in Meni9engefaIt,
bereitet tperben, 10 niirbe i'd MQes
baran men zen unb ni9t eber ruben aGs
big Der l1nbolb perbientermaBen be-
frat ndre. 2ebenbig begraben ober
gu Sobe gepeitf6t, pdre bas aIergez
ringfte, tpomit ib mid begniigte, benu
t6 CLAUDE nidt an Santes 96le unb
Der 9err Sonntagsbetra9ter tpobl aud
rli1t.
Wenn uniere 2egislatur cine Der
borbin ermdbnten Sobestrafen auf
berartige 8erbre9en fcBem tpur6e u1b
prdmien fiir bic grsreifnng zines
fol6en S9eufals, oh meiB ober
f9mar3, 10 miirbe bas pobI
mebr aur SiIgung folder Mfairen,
ipie Der fiiralid lit paris ftattgefun6ez
men, %beitrasen, als tpie ale Nerbpte
gesen bas 2pn6en FOLDER M%usgeburten
Der menf6li6en @efeaf9aft.
Cine @erebrerin bes
9 onntagSbe tt d STEERS.
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electric 0fftera.

Dttles 9etlmttteI tf 70 poblbefannt nnb 70 popular
eepcreen, hab es taum MD beiprherer Grpdtnuua
bebarf. Gae, BITE es lends sebrau&ten, fitmme1
nit elm tn ietn SOB. Sine retnere Rtbteta stebt .s
ut4t, uub Is rirb Garantte seletfet, bab he Gnes
beilt due qeiben Der aeber unb be, Rieren, eB ~entferut
@ef&unre, ausf4Ias, 6aISfub nnb anbere Gclsen
~uureiuen Blutee. Go treibt ba8 Matarta > Hieber
feibf In ben bartnddisfsn Sdnen. Gs eurtrt appfs
f@merfer, BIufaubrans ra4 Dem appfe unb Nais,dns.
Ierfu&e 6as electric Bitters. Setluns rpirb s~arSntirt,
oter bas Gelb Durh6saatlt. pret6 per Slaf@e 50
Gents nnp 81 tn allen apptbetsn. a1tpIe5ale BET
abolpb Dreib, 3spmpfpn & GO.
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CALIFORNIA 8 @eime.

@einliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen CALIFORNIA Meinen bel
Germ s. S. Meper am NIamoz
plaaa. Serr MeDer fu6t bic Weine
an Srt nnb STEELE aus unb fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Der Weinai9ter. @ls
grtem &enner gelingt es linn ftets, bic
beften SDrten aussumdblen. @r fann
feline &unben unb 6amilien NIT einem
gitten Sropfen berieben. &ptbs unb
WeiB : Weine in bor5iigli9er Qualitdt
BON ieyt ab $1.00 per @auone = frei
tins Saus geliefert.
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Sir Tarmcr

Sic v5riumpb"s 8inbesM al6ine nit
@tablgeftea unb nit i9pingenbem
8inber lit bic bette Mal9ine UNI aae
9lrten BON @etreibe gu i6neiben, nb es
ftebe ober liege, Oh es fura eber lang,
grim ober troden 1T. gu baben BEL
Sips & 9aarmann II.
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sdpls, 0almen : @arten 1T 5

S1Dl5' Yalmen : 8arten 1T Der
SammelplaB Der Oeuti6en BON San
IntDnio nit ibren Samilien, Die re-
s%elmdBigen abenb Grei : &pr5erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e iint itets
aablrei6 beiu9t unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb @bisfeDs unb a~le5eit feaerfrii6es
Bier, iopie bic beiten G%igarren.
9ie Vt # auration liefert ole
Oelitateiien Der Saiion. Nuftern,
Slide, Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
3dglid arSseaei9neter mariner 2un9.
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~
ausfteluns" unbertreten bliebe, 1T
feline 6rage. Wte Der Qr6iteft, nell
der ber Blan au benz teranii9en
Staatsgebdube entipprfen unb bisber
bic Mufft9t iber ben 8au beHeIben oe<
fibrt bat, $. 81. @orbort, mittbeilt, 1T
bas geiammte Sa9nerf bes Saules fer
tig, bas Sad ~aIfgefebt uttb Der grsBte
Sbeil Der 8efleibungsarbeiten boaenbet.
9ie iibrige Summe @elbes, tpel6e CUR
-b6aisen Sertistelung nod erfor6erz
lt9 1T, muB aber fofort aufgebra9t
werben Dber-io lautet bic Nlternaz
tibe-mir tperben g 10 II gen
in, tas, mas bis auz
gebaut #, pieber a%banreis
Benl ST. Dem groBett, rei@en Seras
feline Gbre ni9t Htehr tpertb, als lurt=
pige $4,000 BIG 800, 900, nel9e feiz
ne Nusfe0uns in @bieasp foiten uiir@
be, gang abgeieben babo1, baB bieie
bas @elb init bunbertfdltigen 3inien
5lrddbesablen tpiirbe2
Sic 8otf6aft, nel9e Der @puber=
neur betrefs Der 2pn6zNHaire in 2a@
mar 60. an bic 2egislatur erlaKen
bat, frobt freili9 bon bo6srabiger,
fittlf9er @ntriiftung unb bon bodt0s
aeabea pbrafen, ftebt aber III merfs
Diirbigem Wieberfpru9e gu benz erffen
Mbf6nitte feiner erffen, faunt Dor Mos
natsfrif ber6Hentli9ten 8otl9aft, in
1cl9em er bic georbneten unb gefebli=
den 3ufdn6e, pel6e CT benz 9anbe ges
geben, nidt senun at riibwen fpuBte.
SaB fein 8ori9lag, bic Counties, in
pel6en fiinftigbin 6riebensbrii9e unb
@eieBesibertretungen dbnl;9er Mrt bes
gargen tnurben, fir biefeIben pecarts
tportli6 gu balten, bic Sberifsin Strafe
3u 1tebI1en &C. gelirbe arsgebrift, H1s
angemefen unb ungerc9t 1T unb baB
berartige MaBregeln pp1ftd tbig ben
3wed perfeblen piirben, bebarf feiner
tpeiteren MISUNDERSTANDING. Sol(
eine rabifale Mbbilfe urb benz @efebe
tDieber M6tung beri6aft tperben, 10 1T
bas einsige nirf anne Mtttel, tpomit
Der 5elbfbilfe b. .1 Elm 2pn9peliab>
rem gtnbalt getba.t tperbem tann, barin
81 finben baB fur cine quite unb
raf9e &e9tsphege Gorge getragett
nirb, pel9e Dem Mrmet1 ben glei5en
@efeBesf9ub ii9ert, tpie benz ret9en
Wanne, pel4e cine 8eri6leppung ber
prosefe auf gauge Sabre bin perbins
bert un6 es babur6 m6gli9 ma9t,
6aB 3. 9. bur9 bic 8eieitignng MIDI
tiger 3eugen Der S1nlbige Der Strafe
entgebt. 9as 8Dlt bat chen 5eia Ser
trauea au Der iebieen 5anbbabnns Der
Ne9tspfege bolftunbig berIoisn; bloBe
Wprte. uie fie bic gntriifungsbot,
f6aft bes @puberneurs brimgt, f6mnert
basfelbe ni9t tpieberberfteaen unb finb
in bic 2uft geipro6sn.
Sen beiten 8eleg bafiir, bon pie
fegensrei@er Wirfnng bic republifamiz
Idle S9ubaoI @eiebgebung un6 fpes
aiea bic Dem Me@inlepf6en 3ontarif
angebdngte @egenieitigfeits 8lauieI
aud fir Seras geipeien 1T, bat in Ser
oerfofenen Wo9e bic Mnfunft bes
Sampfers rSolantbe", in @albefton
gsileIsII. 0oeIleloe lf o0tl CUBA aug
mn elner Saenhg oofl gaog5lder gez
iDMHleH, melWer IN per Maffnerle Der
2erteH eunlngDam q gduer tn 5ort
Seno eouatp getiarf neroen lou. er
mlID pom Valoelfon ds5uo Sede Wsls
Ssnnegl, 4eO SnlDel gSsllgtor1, LOO
onlgel paIer alo 4OO Dalet peu mt
suIua!egmen. Oamntft EN- 9anoelsoers
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GppleD's Nesifter, No. % alamo
pla5a bat einen &uf fur guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten gemii9ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb aussesei6nete
impOrtirte unb einbeimii6e Gigarren
unb ftets frif6es 8ier. Ser gigentbas
mer, Soc @oolep, berfebt feiu @si9dft.
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gde 2amars unb @aInuts9 traBe

BaT Sanb, grbe unb Sizes gum 9ufe
fiuen BON 90fen, @eitenuegert &C. fanrr
ieBt binig abgebolt merben aus Der
Seller Musi6a6tung bes Weubaues bon
paulp & SielmaHit, 500 81 : @om=
merce : StraBe.
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9as bette getrodnete Yofoafs
9ol5 gu 81 per @orO; sebadt S.. Snz
bian Territory Wbite Nfb rnb ole anz
beren Sorten 8rennfoble gu rebuairten
preiien. Sic bette 8e3nssquele fir
6eu unb Gutter i'm @roBz unb &leins
perfauf. = 9elepbon $50. 81.
Snne Wopb Co.,
Gde 2Qmars un6 MaInutz6 traBe.
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Gttpas Ncues.

S6lafDagen 3pii6en Dallas unb
San a. tonio iiber Searne laufen
iebt auf Der 0ou1tou unb Seras @euz
trail unb Der Snternational unb 6. q.
Ct. &. Sizes lift bic ein3ige 2inie nit
Our9wagen 5pii6en puntten in
Norbs unb Siibmef=Sera
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= Sn 9outon eirtulirt cine petis
tion an ben Stabtratb, In tpel6er pers
langt mtrb, bic profeifioneGen 5pider
aug Der Stabt gu nertreiben uub bas
@onntagsgeieb au enforeiren.
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@rlamst eimem @eltruf.
(gounciI 8luHs, Sotpa, 0onpareiD.

gouneiI 8luffs, Soipa, NonpareiD.
Chamberlain Mebicin COMPANY BON
9es Moines, 1T cine Sntitution
Somas, anf melde bic 8epobner bes
Staates nit StoI3 bliden. CHAMBER
lains 9ufen : 9eilmittel bat einen rta>
tionalen &uf erlangt unb TT ni9t nur
in jebem 9auie bes States, fonbern
bes aarser groBen Wetens gu finben.
Sem Mertb 1T in allen Sbeilen Nmes
ritas feit etablirt. gu baben in San
Nntorio III ben Apotbefer Don s. Salt
eper & Son, Doubling & Gloob, s. 6.
Sod, u. 9reiB, $. S@u6arbt, 81. Gos
ben & Co., $. s. Sarriion unb Salt
eper & S3n9arb.
: BON 2eimba6 in Der Yropin3
Sa9ien fsmmt bic Na6ri6t, baB man
ein Dpnamitattentat nod aur re6teh
3eit entbedt bat, um elm groBes unz
gliid at perbiten. Sn Der Ndbe Der
Station fanb man auf benz @eleiie
cine 8ombe, eimige Minuten Dor benz
@intrefen zines langen paRasierauges.
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Better Serr Dpttpr1, tlaste eiu patient, Id fanu
ntdt fisen, seten pber itebeni Metn @beumatismus
TT unertrd8li4, mas Spa Id tbun2@ Ni&ts ~etnfaber ala
ba8, sebt unb fault Gn@ cine GIaf@e Gulpatipns Sci,
metn Wprt bafar, Is turtrt quo.
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Sober 9pspeptiter follte Sntt's pils
len anpenben.
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Die meme staot > Standardization.

MaDor. George pafdal.
&eforber: 6. %. Mc9laifter.
solicitor: gb. &if9e IT..
S6abmeifer: s. 9erf If.
Mfefor: g. Graf9.
Nntpalt: u. 2etpD.
NubitDr: u. MeDer.
alderman atslarge: Grid Mengel
s.. glmeubori
sc. Maden,
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aalb>, Sammels, e4peine= nnb Sinbdeiid iebeu Sag.
Sun9eS &albfeti9 etne @peatalttdt.=

Sleiiamarfa nabe her waablenbrsde. san santOniD, seras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-15

this time It came to the knowledge OF members S Ul
the committee that the confidential clerk IN t
Commissioners office had been boastins ~ 81.
openly that he drew the bill which passed the a.
House. and that he was in position 10 controi III
action OF this committee The reasons ioI w.
clerks dismissal. which had taken place &c
DAYS previous, known. and ms specuiaTr,so o
connections had been to some extent eApose"'
committee began in dazed way 10 open nv, ~.
eyes to the dsagreeable fact that lot Oh snai.
spectators in THE Street" had been, IN Vuis srs
consequently in a mood to give Mr. ADAMS ms o se
attentive hearing than would have peeI .ne 81
under other circumstances. Upon his sta'eIne", "
the case those members of the committee WIZ 10"
been most hostile the company reVlse1 -
judgments, and abandoning the measures, on -
to an extension of the sinking fund proVlsiohs ~
the Thurman act. gave In their adhesoI , ~
funding plan. The drafting OF Dill was ntun,od
to "A sub committee. who subsequently r Tepo' ,.u
what was Known as the Cultivate bill. ms re-
ceved the unanimous support OF the coin' Ho,so
on the 18th Of April it was reported 10 the hd
substitute for the several DIS WHICH, ""'
been referred to the committee. c,.to,
The exposure and dismissal OF the connuen .,
clerk had deranged the plans or the ~,
They In degree compensated LOT VI.
by the cut In rates in February ana me iap s
troubles later. which Helped the snort IN RESI- ~
depressing the whole market Union Paci1c WIFI
the Had they been able to count on H.. thG p eE
operation of the Interior Department. ana lhs n.
road Committee of Congress. as they connueneis
expected they might have worked serious oana f.
not only to the Pacific roads. but 70 the en n,
business interests Of the country through ueiI
manipulation Of the stock market fortunately, tne
clerks silly vanity and impaence to utilize MS oP
portunties disclosed the conspiracy.
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THE LOBBY AND MIR. ADAMS.

BaffIed in their design Of wrecking the company
by hostile legislation. they Immediately began ~
devise plans for defeating any favorapie ac'ion'
The gentlemen of the lobby whose business 10
to see that no legislation passes Congress "i'ho"'
paving them liberal tolls. had early learned tha'
so far as the Union Pacific was concerheo tnere
was no money in It for them. They were all ell
listed accordingly on the bear side. some Were
under pay directly from the compna'i%Oa, i Game
hopes of being bought off. They did not peieve
Mr.. Adams's statement that ne hsd no ,pat ibst
sort OF thing would not be tolerated the corpora
ton that undertook to get anything throusn ad
Bleeding error Mr Adams's contact with these
gentlemen wdened his view and ealarssa in MI Iers
perence without increasing his confidence II, Inc
lative bodies or his trust in the averase MAJ az rns
APPROACHED from some unexpected quarters dld
not surprise him than the unnush ,h hhsr
ancc and brazen audacty with when tne JAIN
mailer held out in open day IN o''e an~boIv e,se
in the other his price. Had he beeh ahypoIy %
he would have taken in this situation AT Il sanEe'
and either abandoned the attempt 10 get a " ,SIn
tive settlement with the Hoverttnent VI IN dheir
field and with their own weapons ~ o Dy
and INSCRIPTIONS management the id''er CnuId
been aciiycIy Interested. how easy for him to
have flied the obbes and, for that matteir The
setting the short interest of the bears? ana thai
could have been MANAGED by hH o pp pe
sponslbiity so that whatever risks were taheh OF
cxnosuros followed. the company would not be IN,
have saved the expense of the lobby by MAKING
hand wash the other and 1t would nave uohe
the business. -, ...
But Mr. Adams wasn't anybody else. lie was an
ADAMS He thought he could get settlement OF
the question on it's merits-he didn't care mucn
about the terms-anythng that Congress deemed
fair would be satisfactory only let 1t get down TO
a ba sis on which the loan would be made absolutely
secure and the company left free to 90 business on
the same terms as its competitors. lie worked al
IL for five years until he made up his MIND not 10
be fooled with any longer, but to let things run
until the maturity of the debt when the Govern
ment would be compelled to act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-15
cO\TRIRI-TORY CAUSES.

This constant nagging was not without its effect,
even though the Congressman whom IL was Intended
TO influence perfectly well aware that from
beginning end it part Of one of the most au-
dacious backmailing schemes ever worked by Q
lobby: that it's 'ole supper; falsehood and its
only purpose pluadc-. The canting hypocrisy OF
Holman the natulent gable OF Springer and the
ranting demagogy Of iiency neither Appealed ~
the intelligence of members Tor excited their FEARS
OF all the instrunonttntns through when 'ne
spectators worked out their scheme Inc most et-
iectve was ,he III, Sorcss Of pr pinoa wbch
it skfuly swayed by appeals TO The preludices AID
Through these ii worked upon ;he Iroverblai tim.
idty of the peoples representatives., VITO saw. or
their constituents o: "A hostile feeling toward ne
pending bill They saw the organ having liF own
with no newspaper taking the trouble 20 refuts is
falsehoods expose its motives, ana they shfahk
ever JUSTIFIED their own 'onscienc's. woud re-
quirs To be explained before nominating convene
Doubtless the courage Of their convictions would
have been equal 10 voting for the bill when me
but in view Of the risks IT involved Tor which IN
corporation supposed to be benefited there was no
apparent compensation. II seemed little IKE fooi.
wait iii the next session they said; meantime the
fall elections would have passed and members
would feel more free to vote according to ines
AS illustrating the Disadvantages under which
the company labored In endeavoring to reach set
tlement it may be mentioned that in one instance
United states Senator, representing State trav:
ersed by the road seized the occasion 10 demand
of the company the construction of a branch line
I'm his individual interest. which. being refused. he
changed sides, and from being an advocate became
an active opponent OF the funding measure. In an
other the Mayor OF Council Bluffs conceiying that
the interests OF that city were not sufficiently re-
garied I'm reference to certain terminal questions.
procured the passage Of resolutions by the Iowa
Legislature requesting the representatives or thae
State In Congress TO vote against the bill. All but
one of them had favored the bill up TO that tins.
but after that they shrank from the risk OF Offend
Ing constituents by going upon the record FOR IL.
The Railroad Commission subsequently. upon q
full investigation of the CHARGES upon which the
resolutions were based voted that they were with.
out foundation. and that the resolutions. were
passed without discussion or investigation
With the opening OF the short session In Decem.
Der. 1886. the attacks were renewed and Kept up
until the passage OF the bill appointing Conn
mission OF Investigation. March g. 1891 That COM
mission took some 5000 pages Of testimony at an
expense to the Government OF 100000 ana TO the
railroad companies OF nearly as much more ara
at the end of II a settlement was no nearer than
before. The bear raid had practically ended some
time before. and the spectators had taken tneir
profits l. H. II