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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

He9t elegant erI6eint bds &leib uis
fupferfdrbenem Wouentrepp, lebte glbz
bilbung, bas aus 2od unb sSdd9en
beitebt unb bur9 eine 8luie aus roth
unb blau 6anseant Seibenitoff pers
poIITtdnbigt pirb. Ser 9fod iit nit
fhparSen, brei 8iertel 3Ol breiten 9lts
lasbdnbern garnirt, bic iib auf ben
Seitentbeilen bes Godes befinben.
ipsl9e nit etipa 1 1s2 3ou breitea
SGumen Elm slattes OeOant eini9liez
BEN. Die 9anOgarnitur 1T benz bins
ten in boppelte QuetihFalten arrungirz
ten gfod in bidgonalen 9inien aufgez
febt, bic INNER in sipei Reiben bidt
nebeneinunber laufen unb an ibrem u1=
teren, be5iebunsspeiie porOsrsn Ranbe
in fpfarOenar!ig gefdlteten 8dnbroietz
ten enben Sas offens Sddhen 1T
iibersinItimmenb nit benz &od nit
8dnoern benGbt, bic binten in Der
Wfitte cine aufIteigenbe Spite bilben
uno born nit 9efaltetsn 9anbroIetteu
snbsn. Der Sade 1T elm 9inten breis
ter, sdigsr, BORN 4ufi6ldge bilOenOer
&ragen auf9enGbt, Der btnten 5ugleia
einen breiten Stebtrugen erieBt. Die
febr ipeiten &eulendrmeI iiuo an ibrem
unteren Sbsile breimal nit is stpei,
sbenfalls aufiteigenbe SpiBen bilbens
ben 8dnbsrn beIebt. Redt elegant 1T
bic 9luIe, bic npn einem I6mdlen, nit
fAparser Soutahe dusgenGbten Sat-
tel bsrabfGGIt unb burb einen @iirtsf
aus I6paraem gtlasbunb 5uIdmmenz
9s5alten ipirb, ben gu beiben Seiten
ie cine RoIette siert. Die Slufe III
nit breitsm Steb=ltmlegefrasen geara
beitet uno auf ben 4ermsln nit iebr
aroben puIfen perIebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Sa Der srItsn Sauitration lit Elm eles
eanisr 9erbItpaletut nit 3adenfragen
unb Stiderei peranI4duli9t. DER
ielbe fam aus alien Stoffen bergeitellt
iperoen er iit nit eemuiterten Stides
rsiforOsn se5iert uno mil einem iepa'
rat an5ulegenben turSen I6ieltragen
perIsben, behen Ranb in Sburmsaden
ausgsi9nitten uno nit Stiderei 9e3iert
1T. Dem 9t9Ieltrugen 1T Der tleine
llmlssetbeil angeieBt, Defendant 3iera
iti4umrabmung bat. Die Riidena
unb Ssitentbeile bss Puletots Iino am
S6oBtbeile glodis gsI4nitten, b. b. iie
iormen bur9 itarte 4bi1rdgung an
allen ibren Seiten OiitenfaIten. Die
@orberbabnen Iinb ipib geitaltet, idlie'
Ben nit !Saten uno erI9einen pie Die
gttrmslitulpen nit 8orosn tantirt.
Die 8auI9Grmsl srforbsrn tpeite, gez
rabe Sbsile, bic bsim 9lnIaBs an bas
glrmlo4 gu reiben iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Gin aemeiuer Streid,

= Gin gemeiuer Streid.
Map: ngaun. Gliie, pis gefGlt Dir
0sin @atts9" Gliis: n@r 1T elm
Shurte." Wap: r0as iins aas
Mdnrst; abr mas bat er bsnn ei<
tbdn2" GliIs: rOu lpeiBt, er mar elm
W:ttpsr. aIs i'd i'm bsiratbste. Den,
id bab, uusgsfuqOsn. buB ale feline
2ie6ssbrisfe an mid einFa4 Nort fir
Wort BON Oenen dbs'Idrie6en tpursn.
ipslde er emit. uls sr psrlobt mar. an
feline naabsrigs srIts 6rau gsI.4riebsn
bat" Napp: n2ub' Did bas ni4t
tiimmsrn. gr ipirb Dir ME pisber
pelGs idreiben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Der Serr 8udbaItsr Mepsr bat Ii9
zines Worgens perIpGtet uno bstritt
Itatt Inn Z llbr srit 7.10 Minutsn bas
@omtuir. r9lber, Serr Msper," ruff
ibm Der Gbsf ent9egen. npo in dllsr
Delt Iinb Sic benn ben ganSen @or=
mittus berumgsbummelts"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
.Gr mari i9m einen Sanba
fub su."

Der 2iirf," enbste Simpfon feline
@eididte. npur bod Elm tomii4er
&aus. gls bic SreuHbe SotpIer eber
in bic S0be sosen, fagte er: @inen
@usenblid, meine Sungens. Serr
Soipler. able! unb er mari ibm einen
SanotuB au."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

@ber6aro @erung mar bur9 bds
Sbessimmer sel9ritten. Sprt fuBen
auf benz rotbIummetnen tletnen Stab
liIIement Der einen @de, in tpelder eine
Qalmengruppe Der slGn5enoen Murz
morbiiIte oes &aiIers uls rpirtungsz
boiler Sintergruno oiente, einigs Gltsre
9amen uno tauI6ten t6rs 9eoba9z
tunqen unter Der beiratGsfGbigen Welt
bes Clubs aus. @r f9rettet ourh elm
anberes 3inmer, in tpeI4em flott gee
fpielt piro. Die 2uft iit our4 ben
Hau6 aller Sorten fetner @igdrren
peroerben, ben @intrst,noen befGllt elm
leidtes 9iiiteIu in oieiem blauen
Nualm.
Damn I9lieBt iidb cine lpeiters Sbiir
binter ibm, unb er atbmst erleithtert
auf. @r itebt i'm Wintersarten, cine
anoenebme Semperatur umfGngt i'm,
uno bds grine @spirr Der Palmen
uno 9rdcaeuen nidt inn 10 unbeiz
mslno au. Gr IGbt iih auf bic nG4ite
8ant fallen, uRb cine Tld9tige MuIu
ihiibt ibn nit ibren brsiten SlGttern
por Dem 2i9t. 0d bort er reoen. gtuf
Der anoeren Seite Der PflanSengruppe
fiben cine Dame uno Elm Ssrr. @s lit
Spnrao BON Wiloenbrano uno bic
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Mrs. L. c. FyhFie. of Dillon. Ia al The
Helena.
Capt. and MIRA X. ID. Read, Of Fort Gus
ter. are al Tho Hs.ens.
Mrs. W. A. harshman left yesterday for
her home in Eau Claire. Wis.
d. II. Tatem has returned from a visit TO
Philacelphia and other eastern cities.
Lieut.. Gov. Botkin. who went to Boze-
man q few days ago. has returned home.
judge HoTaos Buck left yesterday for an
extended visit to New York and other east
ern cities
Harry w. Child aud family, Who have
been in CsliforniR for several months, have
returned home.
}. W. Wade city engineer is rejoicing in
the arrival Of gil BABY shat came TO his
home yesterday.
W. z. Cullen. Of Cullen d Toole. has
gone 10 San Francisco TO argue q case be-
fore the United states court of appeals
Cagt. L. X. Read. OF the Tenth cavalry,
stationed a. Fort Custer. 10 in the city, on
business connected with the United States
court
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
In Selecting His HAiIrosd Route. seiec
the Road

In Selecting His HAllrosd Route. seiscts
the Road
That sfor e oTcsilent an mos, comfort
able faoilities-'1 lie Milwaukee"
That traversss delightful and p.otur-
ssqus portion VI the oountry-"Ihs Mi
Naukee."
THAI haa-and merits the reputation Of
strength aud reliability The Milwaukee"
That enloYs popularity and q STAN q cd
witb public approval-"Ihs Milwaukee"
hat has substantial oAibed and moss
frequent { ain serVics-"Ihe Milwaukee"
hat sgards, always, tho comfort, case
and safety o. Its patFons-"ihs Milwau-
kss"
hat furnishes ths lstsss private COM
psrtIneut csrs and latest library buffet
smoking oars-"Ine Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
phfior cara frcs reclining chair cars and
sumutuous dining cars-"lhs Milwaukee"
That has exclusive uss % tho electric
hsrth reading iamp-"lhs Miluaukss"
fEs Ailwaukse' comb mes all the above
and more. too. lts trains are YeatIbuled
tebted DT steam, oiectrio lighted aud IA
surpassed IN luxurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said Follow the
Iepp.e and Won cannot be far from right"
lue people ass The Milwaukee"
j. 4, CoSLKY Asst. Gen. Iass. Agt
~ Paul. MINI.
NorE.-Five tfaina daily from Tvin Cit.
!es TO Chicago. one 90 -. Louis and one 90
Kansas Clt,.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

The Date Of the Annual Meeting ot the
Grand Lodge Fixed for June i3.
In conformity with tina special dispense
ton of she sup eme chancellor OF the
Knights Of Pythias L. II. TaleotL grand
chancellor OF Montana. has issued a eireu-
lar TO the lodges of this jurisdiction ost-
poning the annual meeting of the grand
lodge from Tuesday, May 10. to wednss-
day. jane -. 1894. The object OF the post
Donement IL to nx the meeting at a Gate
when the supreme chancellor. W. W. ID ack-
we'll, OF Henderson. KY, can visit this grand
lodge, 40 be has arranged for "a trim through
the western states in June next. The meet
ing viii BE- held this year In Anaconda.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

TONIGHT chosen representa-
tives of Harvard and Yale Uni.
versities will meet in debate NJ
the Hyperion Theatre in New
Haven. Conn.
Invitation was extended bv
Yale, and Chluncey NJ. Dcpew
will preside at the mcetino
Each of the two very eastern
seats OF learning are represented
by the ablest speakers in their
respective bodies of undergrad
yates, when some briilians
flights of oratory will doubtlest
mark the occasion,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
Are You
Rich Enough

To lie poorly dressed Clothes may
not make a man. but they help TO
make another mans impression
OF him. AS a matter OF business -
leaving personal pride out of the
ouesuon-dont you think it would
pay you to invest in such clothes
as we SEM They are the kind to
make you nolceably well dressed
with the kind that fit well. and
wear well because they fit well
The price, grade for grade, the
Lowest
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
MEYER COMPROMISE BILL.
The Author Connlsat ~ Can he Pui
Through the House.

The Aathor Connlsat II Can lie Pot
Through the House.
WASHINGTON. April 26.- Representative
Meyer 10 confident his oompromise propo-
stion on the silver question will pass the
house. Notwithstanding the adverse actiou
Of the coinage committee. Meyef pro
poses TO get his compounds directly before
the house az a substitute 10 tho free coin
nnRs bill. Bland says he does not think the
Meyer bill will BE- RermAns ss a substitute
for free silver, owing TO its bond feature.
The demos ate leaders realize that the
time ~ approaching when u Will be nscts-
Eary for them 10 maintain a quOf um With
but little assistance ION the republican,
and have reinforced the official letter OF
notification 90 members sent out by Cor
man. chairman OF the democratic caucus
With personal appeals. Republican ssna-
tors do not admit that they will resort to
dilAtory measures. but say II the demo-
Gratis attempt 90 enforce unusual hours or
precipitate q test OF physical endurance.
they will resist in any way the rules may
justify.
For information how to travel cheapy. quickly
and comfortably TO tho asst. south aud Mest.
address. A tutt autg u. 1. 4 4. A.. NJ &
l.. Nv. Minnaannlia MINI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

OKLAHOMA CRY. Okla, April 2G.-Judg,
Henry W. SCOTT. Of the district court, has
sentenced J. J. Burke and r. L. b own,
publishers OF the Daily Times journal, TO
the county all for ten days anG to pay a
tne OF 500 for contempt Of court in CON-
meuting upon his judicial character. Tne
judge refused to allow an appeal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

ALBANY, N. Y, April 26.--Gov. Flower
has vetoed the annual appropriation bill
because the republican legislature refused
TO strike out the section to allow the attor-
nty-gsneral TO designate al counsel en-
IlOJso by stste commissioners.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

The No'thveItsrn Limited 20 Chicago
via the No thUestsrn Line 10 ths finest
equipped train out OF Minneapolis ana ~.
Paul 10 has Pullman and waeHsT private
com pertmofit and siEtesn-ssotion s.espsrs
anu bunetsmoking libTaTV eoaebss and
leaves Minneapolis. dailv 7.9O a. m. n
fnul $40 .. NJ; arriving MilWaukss 7s5J q.
a.; Chicago $3.50 q M.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
5000.
Children's Suits

Washable Suits that will wash.
$3.50 and S175.
Cheviot suits, So to So.
Continuation Suits. examine
them closely. see the little points
linen lined. double seated. double
knee, the wear heightened by
months.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

or medicinal agents IL gradually RELOCATING
the old-tims herbs. pills. draughts aud veg
etabls eTtrRoss TO the rear and Bringing
into general use the pleasant nnd effective
liquid laxative. Syrup OF Fig. 10 get the
true remedy Sc that u IL manufactured nv
tie California FiR syrup CO. only. For sale
b. al leading druggisis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Some time ago began using the ArsbelIa
Hour. made in Helena, and can say that il
makes as good bread as any Dakota flour
ever used NRs. W, IL. CHuncu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Commencing April % the Uaion Pacific
VAL ron train from Garrison. making d.
rect connection for all points east and vest
flts-ugsri leaving Helena a. 90 o. IN.
make dirtct connexions Oh rough. This
trlin also connects for Ausc0nda.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
Cheviot Suits
(BLACK OR BLUE)

(BLACK OR BLUD
Just right for business. but in good
taste for wear at any time. Our
reputation back OF the statement
that they are "An Wool and Fast
Color" The suits are the newest,
the price
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

have been using the Arahslia hour for
some time. and end that u gives me excel
lent satisfaction. Ma N. A. KussEII-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

psoial sals u hAby carriages At The Zee Hive
lha seek All oarrAgss vail DO sold 81 a dis
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

so There Is No Mead Of Your Taking
Poorer odaiity.
Tho unia..iug demsnd for the popular
Anheussr-B Busch book beer has been 30
great that the supply gave OCT but new
supply was received TaurIday. This favor.
ite book beer may be had at the following
places. Chamber o. Commsrcs. the Mint.
Billy Dingee's ami she ]. X. J.. eoncsr.
hal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Talon fuelno Grants ,iK Months on call
furnla Tickets.
The Union Pacific. commencing March
-. will plsce on sa.o daily. eEcurs.oa tick
ets 90 California. Heretofore sod on tho 18th
% osch month only.
Hsieua C san ffancisco snd return. a.
Los Angeles aud rstura $50 limited % AIR
months With sto over rIviiegss
Thirty dav ucksts 10 san Er4rcireo AMI
return 500. Continuous Uassag-.
kemeubfr tLls ia the southern nuI bv
tErnty -four houfs she qui-her routs T..
Californla. Take the Puiliuau Dining Car
routo thereby saving time and ertslsr.
Ticket oihcs No. - = Man st.fei. Hell
ena, Mont. ~. 3D. Wu.os.
Freight and Pasteugs. Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
5000.
Mems Trousers

It's easier to say "Worsted" than
Cotton Worstsd.' but with US
Cotton is Cotton. This lot of pants
Is Cotton Worsted." They look
ike wool They're greet value at
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
S4.OO.
Spring 0Vercoats

In this climate an absolute neces-
sity. Comfort. style AID wear as
low a $3.50. Per lection Of cut.
finish and material at So. At
all prices between
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Try Hsno~a'. Mops.n. r.as.s. Fiour.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Aii-Wool Trou 5ers-every thread
Cashmere, Worstsds and Chew
lots. Tailor5 charge you s. and
So We AT you a. well io-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

y Bargains in hosiery this vosI at Tho Bee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

EVeryOns Invited
To call and ses q oomplsts lins o. china
glassware. lamps. silvsrware. Gto.
Prices to suit every purss.
Best goods. lowest prices.
r. J. EDWARDS. 3 Park Avenus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
THE WISE TRAVELLER,

Go 10 CalifsrniA Wis ALERT Lea" Route.
Only line with through cars.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
NeCkWaar

The specla' sale suu continues
Three Puifs. 3 Te1ks OF g -Four in
Hands, or enc Of each. or any way
you want them. three fo- tho price
OF one an any case.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

on ing flames a, your osn pr.es th.. weol a.
Ae les Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
I,IEI,

Capital City Music Co. s29 Ninth ava.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
IELENA IN BRIEF

Use Montan. Peerless Baking Powder
The morning call., 1894-07-22
LEADERS IN JAIL.
His Directors Join Mr..
Debs.
STRIKERS OUT ON BAIL.
But Their Chiefs Prefer the
Prison.
IN A GENERAL CONSPIRACY.
IN A GENERAL CONSPIRACY.
Indictments Piling Up Higher and
Higher Upon the Head OF
the A. r. u.

CHICAGO, July 21.-Another ms Sllment
of the seventy-three men indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury for participation in
the railroad strikes gave bail to-day. In
the afternoon five of the directors of the
A. r. U. were brought in. They are
William E. Burns, j. j. Doyle,
Martin Elliott, r. NJ. Goodwin and
James Hogan. Against Burns. Hogan.
Elliott and Goodwin there are two indict-
ments, one charging general conspiracy
10 Obstruct interstate commerce, and
the ether charging interference with the
constitutional rights of shipper engaged
In interstate commerce. On the first
charge Debs and all the officers of the
union and large number of strikers who
perpetrated acts of violence are indicted
with them.
}. W. Haynes of the executive board,
Knights of Labor, Joined five other MEM
bers of the board here to-day. The board
will leave for Omaha tomorrow, after
some business pertaining to the labor
troubles in Chicago has been disposed Of.
A mob at Pullman to-day attemp pied to
intercept thirty HOllanders on their way
to the Pullman shops. The police es-
ard remained on guard at the works.
The rem oval of troops from the Lake
Shore yards last night caused the men en-
ployed there to refuse to work this morn
ing. They declared they will not risk
personal violence and could not trust the
police. President Newell secured the re-
turn of company of militia and the men
returned 10 work.
President Lyman ]. Gage of the Civic
Federation has appointed the tollo W.
ing committee to arrange plans for
the proposed labor conference in this
city, A. c. Bartlett. E. c. Keith,
Potter Palmer. Marvin Hughitt. NJ.
j. Carroll. George r. Peck. j. j. Ryan. A.
W. Trudel. The committee includes
bankers, wholesale merchants. railroad
officials and labor leaders. kilograms
have been received from labor leaders and
large employers indorsing the plan.
CINCINNATI, July N.-Deputy United
States Marshal Schlesinger. assigned to
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
yards. fired three shots into a crowd that
was stOning him to-day. The policemen
drove the mob away.
The morning call., 1894-07-22
HEARTT DISCHARGED.
He Was Not Guilty of Contempt of
Court.


Los ANGELES, July 21.-The loDg-ex-
pected decision in Conductor HEARTS case
was handed down by Judge Ross In the
Federal Court this morning. Hearth was
adjudged not guilty of contempt OF court
in disobeying the injunction. Judge Ross
found that the matter OF resignation after
he was ordered to go to work was imma-
teria; that the refusal to go to work after
being asked to take train out was part
and rarcel of one transaction. and that
Heartt was not acting In bad faith when
he put on his uniform and went down to
the depot to take out train. He said that
the opprobrium that comes from being
called "scab" was what deferred Heartt
from taking out train.
The preliminary examination Of Henry
Patterson, charged with firing on En-
gineer Martin of the Santa Barbara train
several nights ago. was continued to-day.
Most of the evidence Of the prosecution Is
now in, and some testimony is very dam
aging to the defense Monday the attor-
nsys for the defense will have an oppor-
tunity of presenting their side of the case,
although it is not known as yet whether
they will attempt to win the fight in the
preliminary examination and prevent the
case from going up for trial or not.
The morning call., 1894-07-22
JUGGLED THE BOOKS.
Blocking the Reorganization of
the Santa Fe.
There Is a Shortage of Just Seven
Millions in the Roads
Earnings.

New YORK, July 21.-The World will
say tomorrow: The meeting OF the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe reorganization
committee on Friday developed an as
founding surprise. It had been expected
that Expert Little would make his fnan-
eial report, which would about agree with
the committees estimate, and the reorgan-
iZation plan could be put forth complete in
every detail.
Mr.. Little, however, did not make his
report. Instead he said that while ex-
aiming the books he found evidence of
figure Juggling in the matter Of rebates in
the freght-shippers. The amount was
very large and instead of being charged to
the proper expense account had been
shifted to other channels, so that the state
ments of income and earnings were in
correct.
An explanation was instantly demanded
and the fact elected that two sets Of
books were kept, one in the West and one
in the East. Mr.. Little had evidently ex-
amined the Western books. When it was
necessary the charges were properly made
on the Eastern books. on which the public
statements were based. Upon receiving
this reply Mr.. Little was ordered to look
into the Eastern books. He hastily ran
over them, and late last evening this
guarded statement was ma de by Secretary
Kobb of the reorganization committee:
"Mr. Little has returned. He has bad
every opportunity to examine the books
of the company and of the receivers. He
has not been able to complete his report,
but he states that during the period
from July. 1909. the date of the last re-
organization. to December, 1898. the date
of the appointment of the receivers, the
income of the company has, In his opinion.
been overestim ated on an aggregate
amounting TO above $7000,000. He finds
that the accounts of the receivers have in
all respects been accurately stated. He ex-
poets to make detailed report to the CON-
mittee Tuesday afternoon as to his exam
ination of the Western books and mean
while is examining the Western books"
The morning call., 1894-07-22

be compelled to pay In the full amount OF
their stock subscriptions and be held to
make good all losses. and that the de-
PENDANT company be restrained from dis
posing of any money or property.
1t is alleged that the liabilities are ST.
100000 10 excess of the assets. The Amer
lean Loan and Trust Company has, II Is
alleged. been insovent for nearly year,
and 1t Is now in the hands of w. Il. Rlcn-
ardson. as assignee. 1t is alleged that
under its former management the funds OF
the company were squandered. loaned upon
insufficient security and that the trust re-
posed in the company was grossly abused.
The morning call., 1894-07-22
SHALL NOT WORK.
Contempt of Court Acts as a Bar to
Santa Ee Men.

SANTA FE. N. Mex, July 2L-The four
teen strikers arrested at Ration two weeks
ago for contempt of court have been found
guilty by Judge Seeley and sentenced to
terms varying from fifteen to sixty days
of Imprisonment. Judge Seeley also issued
an order approving the action of the re-
celvers of the Santa Fe Railroad in dis
charging striking employees and filling
their places with new men, and ordered
further that all employees of the Santa Fe
system in New Mexico who may herea fter
fail to perform their usual duties shall be
deemed as having voluntarily quit the ser
vice; that the new men employed in the
places of these men shall be kept in the
service as long as they are competent and
perform their duty satisfactorily. and that
no persons no have been guilty of con-
tempt of court in these cases or who may
hereafter interfere with the operations of