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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-30

siiltiee8 llrtbeil abseben. Gin Quans
tum Stdrfe. mel6e man por elmer
Wo6e mittelf 6anb Wanipulation
berfellte, ermies fi6 als gang portreffs
lid. Man slaubt, baB bic aug Der
ShBtarto6eI bergefelte @tdrfe fi1
bortreffi4 au Speifen eignen mirb
nnb baB ber Ibfall fi6 als beKeres
Biebfutter ertpeilen tpirb als bas Der
gew6bnli9en &artofeI. Sir ben @as
ben, Der eisentli6en 0eimatb Der
sdBs8artoneln, burfte bic gntbedung
BON gr6berer Wi6tigfeit iein oIs fur
Winneiota.
8oniul 3obertion meloet aus
9amburg, baB ieBt aud amerifanii9es
O0rrObft auf Der beuti9ldnbii9en
proitriptionsIife ftebe. Nie SADIE 1T
nidt neu. Ser ginmanb gegen bieielt
Irtitel mu1be f9on friiber erbrben,
ba lif bel Der ameritaniI1en O6rrmes
tbobe auf 3infplatten ansebli6 aez
nnbbeitsi6dblide StOffs benz Obit
mittbeileu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-30

faben Ser WiFenf6aft aaein, ionbern
pieImebr in niibliben &enntniflen ltnb
in ben perebelnben Jolgen berielben,
in Der ridtigen Mntpenbung Der cts
langten Salente unb Gdbtgteiten gum
eisenem unb fremben Moble, III ber
Mushbuns tes pabrbaft @uten, lit
@t6rtung bes Wilens gum &e9ten,
in Der Sugenb beitebt, bur9 fie unb
in ibr finbet man ben aleinigen Sub
rer unb Wegneiier gum tpabren Slide
unb aur iegensbolleu Jreibeit. Sol9e
8ilbung TT bemna9 tpirtli1 bic erbas
benfe pfi6t iebes Meni6en unb in
ieinem 9tanbe unb in ieiner Mrt ibm
3ugdngli6, unb ba5u bienen nidt etpa
Ba9er mnb 2ebrfunben. Die Bie,
nen3u@t 1T au6 fold ein 8ilbungss
mittel ebelfer 9lrt. Sic f6drft ben
gerfanb, inbem fie ben Meni@en
lebrt, auf baS 4leinfe 3u a9ten, ba8
@eringite tpegen feiner Golgen tpertb
gu baltem. Ser 8ienenah6ter 1T aur
Sori jung, gum Na@beufeu, lleberle>
gen, 2ernen, geamungen, UNI feline
9ieblinqe por @9uben, 1nfdlen.
arantbeiten su i9hben, ben Gin fIhFen
ihdbli6er WitterunsSperbd bdltuiiie, Ders
idiebeaer Sabres3eiten au bemabren.
Sein 0eraanb iibt, btlbet ii9, ges
brdnst auf bas @ebiet aufmerfiamer
geoba6tung unb 9erslei@e, bic fi9
ni9t blob auf bic 8iene aQein bes
f9rdnten, lonbern bur6 He unb uegen
ibr au mannisfa9en WiReni6aften
fibren un6 beren Stubium nit fi9
brinaen. ga 1T es ibre Nabrung,
bic 8liitben, aus nel6en fie ibren 50.
nisaettar iau9t. ibre gorIiebe fur bic
einen, ibre WiBa6tung Der anbern.
bert bic 3tit, nmfdnbe. 8erbdltnifle,
@egenben, mo- It6 biele unb iene finben
ober ni9t, bic ibm bas sanse pHansens
reid, ben 8au, bic @iseni6afteu, Mrs
ten &c ieben @emd6ies intereRant mas
9en.
Die seosrapbii6en Berbdltniife
brdngen ibn aur 4neisuns Der eini6lds
cigen WiFeni6aiten. Dort finO eS
ibre sSeinbe aus benz Sbierreibe, bic
ihn peranIaKen. iid nit geologic au
befafIen, ni1t etma lettionenneile, als
atltraubenbes 5tubium, ionbern aIs
bo t,if angenebme, lebrreid)e unb unters
baltenbe 2etttire, bic ibren na6baltig
biIbenber Nuben itets ausiibt.
9te 8ebu @ebote Der amerifantfd,sa 3tene
sad1ter
lanten tpie folst:
,1) 9u ioQft beinen Bienen quite
unb rei1Ii9e Nabruns bieten. p Du
iolft bic Bienen niht bransialireu nit
au pielem @amd, unb bas Wafer, 5as
iie trinten, foa ba8 bette, frii6eite
AueamaRer ieiu. 81 Du ioaft beinen
Bienen i'm CONNER reidlid @6atten
unb i'm Winter elm narmes Obbad
geben. AZ Du iLaft reinlih iein. 81
&einli9 balie beine Singer unb beine
6onigi9leu3er, nnb bic @efdBe ieien
gewai9en unb gebriibt. g. Du ioGf
reifem laiIen beinen 9onig uno ni6t
beifigen @lutoie ober 3udsr. y Du
ioaf feline Gdli6ung begeben. lpeoe:
bur@ 3uder nod @lutoie, mod bur9
einen anbe-en 8eltanbtbeil. s. Wiaf
bu grfols baben, 10 baue bic 8ienens
uobnungen i'm Winter unb triff ale
anbelen notbmenbigen Worbereitungeu.
81 WiaF bu pormdrts fommen, inlla
bu iein ein 9iebbaber Der 8ienenlitee
ratur. l0) Sn unierer Gorti6rittss
3eit ionH bu bid nidt a0su Oiel berlaf'
len auf ben peiiea Maun bes Ohens.
| fonbern wilien, oaB e8 mauben meiieM
Wann giebt i'm Weiten uuo am Gnbe
aud i'm @ioen. 8eadlte bitS unb
| bein @iunabmebud ioa iiberfleBeu
bon 8olb unb Gilber."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-30
CIQthinr !! CIQthinu ]! CIQthina !!

gerabe3u iibermaltiseno iit unier GIotbins.
Oepartement
uniere Yreiie tperben @u4 in gritauneu
ieben. Seine tpoaeue Nnaiise gu $40 unb
auftpGrts. Mud biaisere 0aaren iinb in
ber grDbten NuSmahl norbanbsn. Sn bielem
Departenent, tpie in allen anberen, seben mir
bic Breife an.
gbebtot 8etntIeiber fit 9erren So uno $311a.
Seine 8einfletoer fit 9erren, gemadt mte
nads MaB, $5, Sc unb 81.
Cine nidt an3ufubrenbe lanse 2iite bon
Rinber Mnsiisen, 8louien, Manteln, llebers
siehern &c.
Mante|, JackGn, UGberVife.
Mit Mdnteln, Safen, 1lsbertpiirfsn &c. Iinb
mir reid berieben unb bteten eine rte ba:
setrelene Mustpabl.
8inber Gaibmtr gIoafs NIT pradtbouem
Belas, tn beriGiebenen .Garben, bon $1.5o
aIfndrtS.
Meutter Subbarb SHUTTER, sat sefiittert, bon
$1.50 auftpdrts.
Sub Sadets fur Damen, in idpars, $3.50.
Oamen @apes, biibid beiett, in braun,
iAnar5 unb anberen Garben, $3.50.
uniere pplii4 Straps" baben mir auf ben
fabelbaft biltgen Hreis bon $13 rebusirt.
nnfere nit Seibe sefiitterten pIiilb gapes,
bte mir nit SIS berfaufen, piirben iiberaa
$25 foften.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
Democratic Nominations.

The democratic state convention
at Astoria made the following nom-
nations: VIM. Galloway, Of YAM
hill, governor; Chas. Nickel, of
Jackson, secretary of state; Thos.
L. Davidson, of Marion, state treas
urer; w. H. Holmes, of Marion,
attorney general; D. S " Reid,
of superintendent of public instruc-
ton; Capt. John O-Brien, of Mutt
nomah, state printer; Judge A. S.
Benuett, of Wasco, supreme Judge.
Hon. ]. H. Raley wac. nominated
for congress In the second district,
and Hon. J. K. Weatherford in the
first district.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
WEATHER REPORT.

The following is a summary of
the weather for the month of March,
as taken at the observing station
at Toledo, 0regoni
Elevation above sea level, 40 feet,
mean temperature, As; maxi
mum temperature, II, date 22nd;
minimum temperature, As date 3rd;
sieap Ii cap Of maximum temperature, S.;
mean of minimum temperature, "a;
humber times minimum tempera-
ture 80 degrees or below, 3; number
times minimum temperature 40 de-
giees or below, IS. Total precipi-
tation, 1874 inches. Prevailing
direction of wind, south; total
movement of wind, :. so miles.
Number Of clear days, s; number
of partly cloudy days, :; number of
days on which OF or more of pre-
cipitation fell, 81; number Of days
on which .o4 or more of precipita-
tion fell, IS. Dates on which hail
fell, end; dates on which snow fell,
Ist; dates of light frost, end, 3rd,
4th, 10th and 18TH.
DR.. H. w. VINCENT,
Observer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
Glen Items.

Sunshine with alternate showers
of rain and hail, characteristic of
Western oregon, at this season of
the year.
H. H. Curler and son made a
trip to Harla, last week.
S. ]. Wilhcit returned from the
Valley the fist Of last week.
The Unite States land inspector
was in tits vicinity last week in.
specting the recent sdrvey of A..
L. Porter, township IL south,
range 9 west. We are in hopes
that this survey will be accepted in
the near future IS there are a num-
Der Of settler on this land that can
prove up shortly if this survey is
accepted.
Frank Wilhoit and sister Cora
went to Yaquina Monday, from
thence they intend sailing on the
next steamer to San Francisco.
Quite a crowd consisting Of VIM.
Arnold and wife, Mrs. Banks, H.
H. Curler and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kiffer1, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal and
family, and Miss Butler, our lively
little teacher from Toledo, visited
the falls up Drift creek today,
Quite a nice time was had in play
ing games of different kinds Until
evening when the party separated,
going to their several homes, we'll
satisfied with the days pleasures.
! must not forget to mention that
these people were entertained by
Billy Griffith, on whose claim the
falls are located. The falls are not
so grand and majestic as those Of
Niagara, but they are still worth
looking at when there is none other
greater near.
There is abundance Of spring
salmon in Drift creek at the present
time, also many fine trout, -.
Dated April IS, 1894.
1CHABoD!
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
LOCAL NOTES.

Daily OregOnian on sale at
this office. 5 cents per day or
rs cents per week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tie following are the real estate
transfers in Lincoln county since
our last report!
J J Lee to ] NJ Hansen and
wife, lots 10, II, IL, blk.
a3, Davis addition to va
quina, consideration. 5 6s o6
Emil Hansen and wife to
Mark Stone, lot 10, blk.
20, Davis addition to va
quina. .. .......... IS 90
Alfred Cloake and wife to
the General Conference
Association of Seventh
Day Adventists, a small
parcel of land near stolrs
for a churcH lot ..... I 90
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
Notice for publication
Land Onice at Roseburg, Oregon

April l6, lSN
NOTICE Is HEREBl GIVEN THAT TUE
~ following named settler has filed notice OF
his intention TO make final proof in support ~
his claim, and that said proof will he made be
fore the Register and Receiver At RoSeburg
OREGON, ON Friday June $, 1891, yiE; *
virgil A. vldito, on Homestead kntry No. 1910,
for Lot No. 1, section I, and lots ., ), 4, see
ton 5, Township "a south, Range west
lie thames the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz; Nj, Goodman. Willard Grout,
Carlo Manotu and K., n, Hammersly, all Of
Tidewater, Lincoln county, Oregon.
X. NJ, NBATCH. Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
MARRIED..

WULF-WILSON.--At Yaquina
Saturday, April 7, 1894, Henry
c. Wuif and Miss frankie Viii,
son, Squire Parker, officiating.
Mr.. and Mts. Wuif have moved
up to this place from Yaquina, and
have taken up their residence in
Mr.. Wulfs handsome cottage.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
A Basket Social.

The ladies Of the NJ. f. church,
inv this city, will give a basket
social for The benefit oftheir pastor
Rev. Hawley, on Friday evening
April 27th. A good program i:
being arranged which will be pub
lished next week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
Elk City Items.
Trout fishing is fine just now.

trout hshing IS hne just now.
L. w. Deyoe is building a barn
for the accommodation of the hotel.
John Hopkins' four-horse team
ran away last week. He left them
standing in the road at Bevins
place, and they made pretty race
to town, They did no damage to
the rig but they run over a calf be-
longing to r. f. Simpson and kill
ed it.
.v Pioneer quarry shipped their first
lot of rock to San Francisco yester-
day.
+. c. Hoffman, of Senset quarry,
has commenced building a tram
way from the quarry to tidewater.
| NJ, w. Simpson is on the sick
list,
Mrs. Kisor is visiting with her
father, J. T.. DiXcn.
, 5. V. Burt exl ects ten tons Of
-four this evening which he will
sell at $500 per barrel.
SAM.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19

IN some very fine strings of trout.
Mort. Lollis and VIM. Ennis
were up from Newport last Mon.
day.
1t is reported that F. NJ. Stanton
will start livery stable in Toledo
lhis summer.
DIR. Carter was called to Newport
by telegram to attend a case oi
sickness in Mr.. Holcombe's family
last Monday.
The Corvallis Times will be run
as semi-weekly until June 1st, as
experiment. 1t will be issued in
half Of the former size.
The republican club held a jubilee
at the court house last Monday
night. They were quite ably ad.
dressed by Hon. r. A. Bensell, Of
Newport.
Rev. Chas. Booth was called
home from this place last Saturday
hight by the serious illness of his
wife, and SO there We're no services
at St. Johns Episcopal church last
Sunday.
A Catholic priest from Corvallis
made trip to the agency this
week. While on his road to the
upper farm on Horseback, he at
tempted to ford stream and got
into deep water and came near los
ing his life.
"A government surveyor has been
inspecting the survey of township
IL range 9, made by A. l.. Porter.
The inspector reported the work
good and will no doubt be promptly
accepted, and this township thrown
open for filing.
The democrats have nominated
o. G. Stakely for justice of the
peace, and Chas. Ruhl for constable
for the joint precinct of Toledo and
Drift creek The republicans have
dominated J. A. Hall, the present
Justice, and Clark Copeland for the
same Offices.
The case of the State US. !. M.
Applewhite was successfully de-
INJURED to by the defense at Cor
wallis last Saturday, The ground
of the demurrer was the technical
point that the complaint ofadultery
Should have been made and sworn
to by the wife of the defendant.
The case will be appealed to the su-
preme court.
Many of our readers will remem-
ber an old suit on the docket of
Benton county which has been
carried there for years. 1t bobbed
up serenely in the present term and
will probably continue to do so for
years to come. 1t is Marie Arm
ington VS.. Sol King, and is an
action to recover money. 1t met
the same fate as heretofore, being
continued for the term.
There seems to be determina-
tiop among the voters of Lincoln
county and we believe more or
less all over the. state, to totally
ignore party lines as far as ~ccoo1nty
sthcers are eope1fned, aud to vote
.9l the most capable and fit men.
N this be carried out it will certainly
fill the offices with competent men,
and Strike terror to the hearts of a
few political hacks that have sue
ceeded in crowding them selves for
ward TO a nomination,
Word reaches lis that Bert
Waugh, a former brakeman on the
o. P. passenger train, was recently
shanghaied, at Coos Bay, where
he had gone to work. II seems
that Bert was working on the ves-
sci helping to load it. Just before
the load was completed the mate
sent him down In the hold to work
and while he was down there the
vessel got under way and sailed
with Bert an unwilling passenger
The vessel was San francisco
bound, however, and tits more like
ly that Bert was perfectly satisfied
10 be shanghaied after he got over
IS scare,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19

A very enjoyable party was had
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Rosebrooks last night.
Miss Susie Layton who has been
visiting friends here for some
time, departed for Philomath this
morning.
Col. T. Jay Buford returned
home Tuesday evening after pro-
tracted trip through the Valley,
and to the state and congressional
conventions.
| Chas. Kenndey, the well-known
fex-conductor Of the o. P, came
up last week from Coos bay, where
he has been stopping for some time,
and is renewing acquaintance with
his hosts of friends along the road.
Mr.. Kennedy expects to go east to
see his children in a few days.
A company has been formed in
this city to put up and operate a
telephone line connecting Yaquina
and Toledo with this city, and will
probably extend line down to the
Alsea during the summer. The
necessary material is expected up
from San Francisco.-Newport
News:
Our young friend Hurley Lutz
returned Yesterday from an extend
ed visit TO relatives in Illinois and
Kansas. He expresses himself as
better pleased with Oregon than
ever, one freezing Kansas winter
being plenty, thank you, for him.
He returned via San Francisco,
coming up on the steamer Homer.
He made the usual contribution to
the fishes while coming up.
There is Just no use talking.
The nomination Of J. K. Weather
ford, of Albany, is the strongest
one that possibly could have been
made, and he will ruin Binger
Hermann the race of his life. Mr..
Weatherford is extremely popular
and is just, honest, upright aud
conscientious man, and a man Of
great ability. The republican ma
jority is an immense one to over
come, but Mr.. Hermann can Just
thank his lucky star that it is Just
as large as it is, for he is going 10
need everyone of them.
Belle Cosper has filed a suit in
the district court OF Lincoln county;
through her attorney, J. R. Brysor,
to secure divorce from her hus-
band, ]. Mead Cosper. She alleges
that more than two years ago she
came to Corvallis on visit from
her home In Pullman, Washington,
and although she wrote to her hus-
band desiring to return he made no
such provision, and that he desert
ed her and has continued such
desertion up to the present time.
She prays for the usual abrogation
of the marriage contract, but does
not ask for the restoration of her
maiden name.
There are two or three boys liv-
ing in town who are not attending
school. They need the learning
that is slipping by them day. by
day. There may be, and probably
are, sufficient reasons for the boys
staying out, but these obstacles can
be over come without 4, doubt, il
attention is paid to the matter,
We are aware that this Is delicate
subject, and one we would not ap-
pioach were it not for the fact that
no community can afford to allow
children 10 grow tip in their midst
without giving them all the educa-
ton the common schools can afford.
Let some of our kind hearted peel
pie turn their attention to Ills tts,is mat
ter at.once.
- -.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
April rs, 1894.

\, The Brecken' dge' Pollard suit
has finally ended after dragging its
filthy, Shiny trial through ncerly a
month OF court, rhej ury awarded
the plaintiff Mo feline Pollard, 4
verdict for s 5000 hytomages.
a; orpeN's lave Civ
.cn rct'ce ol an a. peal,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19
BORN.

BOOTH-To the family of Rev
Chas, Booth, at Newport, on
SUNDAY, April Is, girl.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19

10 the Albany Derfccratn We
once heard Of ax,an- who made a
iortune by attending to his own
1busiaess. You, perhaps, can get
the full meaning of this by reading
our bit of a lecture to the editor OF
the Newport News in another place
in this paper. &,
Last Tuesday was o. P. pay day
1t was a good ioo-cents-on-the-dol-
lar pay day, and not one of the
Hadley kind. when YOU come to
look the matter over you can see
that Receiver Clark's administra.
ton of the o. p. Is not putting on
so much dog as the former one,
but it is rapidly building up the
business that the dude managers
lost.
A gang Of land locaters have
been making their headquarters a
Toledo Tor several weeks, They
have been'lookinG ltp AL the de
sirable piects, of vacant lend in the
county and taking the numbers o
H
the same, We understand that the
result Of their efforts will be tn,
location of several new settlers il
Lincoln county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-31
IN THE SENATE.
Eight Of 10 Appropriation Bills Sent to Pres
ident-Two Ready for Action. e.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-In the Senate,
today, the House bill to amend the act to
reorganize the life saving service, by ex-
tending the service to the months of Msy
and August in each y, ar, was passed. The
following House bills were also passed ::
Extending the benefits of the marine hosp
tai service to captains and crews of life
saving stations; apPropriating SO, 600 for
light. hip with a fog signal about six
nautical miles east-of-south of Boston
light, ard appropristing $1,000 tor range
lights in Boston harbor.
Allen introduced bill "for the relief of
the several states of the Union" which was
referred to tie. fioance committee. Ii
makes it the duty of the secretary of the
treasury to cause to be issued $4,000 600
of treasury notes which are to be divided
among the several states, according to pop
ulation, and to be used by those states for
the relief of the worthy poor thereof,
under such rules and regulations as
may be prescribed by the Legislatures
of those states" Before the payment of
money to any state authorities, the state
shall issue coupon bonds bearing two per
cent. interest and payable at the option of
The state in not less than three nor more
than 10 years from date, which bonds are
TO be held by the United States as security
for repayment of the money
The conference report on the agricultural
appropriation bill was presented and agreed
to. The conferees had conferred on all
amendments except the one appropriating
81 100000 for the extirpation of the Rus
sian thistle. As to that amendment the
Senate insisted and asked fer further con-
ference.
TIE following bill, were also passed
House joint resolution continuing the gen
eral appropriations up to and including
August IA, 1894. In connection with this
| joint resolution, it was stated by Ccckrell.
chairman of the committee on appropria-
tons, that of the Is general appropriation
| bill eight had been agreed to in conference
and sent TO the President. He did
not know whether they had been signed
| yet or not. OF the remaining five three
| were in conference. The conference report
on the agricultural appropriation had just
been made and agree to, leaving one item
still 10 conference. The conference repor,
on the Indian appropriation bill was ready
| 10 be made.
The House bill providing for the public
printing ard binding and distribution OF
public documents was taken up. The bill, q
voluminous document of ~ printed
pages, was read in full, and the amend.
| ments proposed by the Senate committee on
printing were acted upon and without ex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-31
WANT OLNEY iMPEACHED.
Petitions to That Effect Laid Before The House
The Charges.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The first two OF
The proposed petitions for the impeachment
of AttorneyGeneral Olney for his part in
the late strike troubles, which the officers
of the Knights of Labor came to Washing
ton to prepare and circulate, were laid
before the House, today, by Lucas.
Dakota. They ask for the impeachment of
Attorney General for high crimes and mis-
demeanors.
The memorialists represent that Attor-
ney-General Olney has advised and rem
dered the military power of the general
government within the state of Illinois
and other states, superior to the
civil power of each and all states; that
he advised and caused the secretary of war
to introduce troops into states in violation
of the constitution, no application for them
having been made by the Legislatures or
Governors of the states, but in fact, against
the earnest protests of certain Gov
ernors; that he has caused divers
suits to be brought in Illinois, and in other
states, and, to enforce them, in violation of
the laws, caused process to be issued I'M
known to the courts of the United States,
and, by the use Of armed deputy marshals,
Las caused the arrest and imprisonment of
citizens without due course of law and in
violation of the constitution.
They also charge that he has disregardea
the sentiment of the people of the United
States expressed through the act of Con-
Gress of 1882, creating boards of arbitra-
ton to settle difference between common
carriers and other employees, by encourag
ing and assisting the Pullman Palace Car
Co. in its refusal to adjust differences with
its employees by arbitration.
They claim that DO adequate or sufficient
excuse exists for the commission of the high
crimes mentioned, which, if left unpublished
and unrebuked, would prove deadly blow
to the rights of the states and liberties of
their citizens, and as citizens of the United
States they pray the House to present
Attorney General Olney at the bar of the
Senate for impeachment by that body for
the misuse of his official position.
The petitions were dropped into the slot
of the petition box, and in the ordinary
course of official routine will be referred 10
the committee on judiciary.