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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
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Ezchsure-
4 hearty laugh. xhaoh - ever in order.
siirs ap the physical znan from center 70
sircuIdfssnos, ana tends 10 inprove the
Hhole physical and spiritual being, Il
nramates ani1nAl health and spirits. azsd
s t. the l.laa Whist tl.e tides are to the
aesan: q stirs Up tn sluzsish depths,
prevents ssagnati0a. and keeps the whole
srsEem fresh snsl sskaleauna II Is what
the gall stream is e the 0eesn-a. viTifg-
ing and warming element. The eonval-
sion produced BY hearty lrushtsr psne-
trates 70 the Enluutes7 blood vessel, and
ranzss the blood 10 tieW with = frsshenea
iusTs1lse. zssuEhter shuts fhe muuth 81
malice and opens the brow Of kindness
Whether st discovers the gaEss OF infancy
ar nxe. the grinders Of isaiiy, or pearl sf
i,aaatv. whether il racks the sides or IL
fazras she raauaguauga si ,valgaTity gg
aeeys-lines the Tis1Ees Or unoisfsns the eye
OF reaDsuaent IN all l9s. phases, and on al
faces. cazafSr1zRE, relaxing, averwh, .Hs-
suz. cnavalsiag, throwing the hun.zH
form IN h1pPy shaking. ana saakius "A
laurh Is q g30Tiuus thing
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
A QEEEys FEE TISTES


AIBuHg the raeSE Curious Of her majesty s
I peraaislsss - Der risl5 % svgry whale CT
starEepn cEptaEed on thu coast ct the
uaiaeil kinsasm and aEaaEhf to 1ana.
Bush Of these FeEpaisiaes date back %
the days Of the SarmEn klnes, and IS aR-
pezFs thar in tina case Of the whsle the
monsters were divided bsfween the SOW
sEeign aud his cuasuri. the qnes- sakiuE
the head in order shht llliEbt
bsFupleHishea wsth ths wAalsbansnesaed
for The stiffeniag Of her ssyal Ezrussats
sAys Is1do6 Tsadsls.
Another OF Efie s7ueea. 5 pg-uuis5rss Is a
esz1ain number Of maEaiEesnt casAEReEe
sbawls, winch zzs dispatched 90 hsrevsry
year fEan she kiRsaola 81 Cashmere.
They vary IN Fzlue- as rnls. from Geo
20 ESQ sPiece- and the sneau is acsus-
tDmsi7 70 present one Of them IS . rcil-
ding present 80 every yOnns girl 81 the
AEis1ocracy IN whose furuTa she Is IA ANY
way interested Evpry taller hblSsnz .
patent Of '-puTveygr 70 her majesty. 81
he conforms 60 the anc5eaf trni3itsan zEi.l
usage shunl5 present her win SILVER
needle each vsaT.
Another class Of Foy4l parFsvRIs Is
called upOu 30 FEssaar znnazlly 60 her a
tableolosh. uh5le frOnsoshsr sOurces again
she Is entifle5 razn annual eOnar5batiOn
Of such varied tips As white doves, white
harsss eaErycoual. iire tOngss Scarlet hOss-
en-, nizhiraps, knisss- l4nees and cross
bows
MOEeaveT. al the coronation the lord Of
the manor 81 4dliinEten must present to
the sovereign s'dish Of potiaEe' COM
posed Of almond OF milk. brawn Of ca
pORS. sugar. spices, chickens psrbOiled
and ebopPed7 Al the same ceremony
the lord Of the manor Of Hayden is
obliged. By virtue Of his tenure from the 1
crown, - present alse IssgHaroil vita "a I
towel the lord Of the manor Of Works0p 4
giving the sovereign Tisht-handed |
glove
These are unlvsa few Of the vaTiUus per I
quisitss ro-rhich Queen Yictorla Is enfi-
tled by Tradition and usage.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

ST zl.tHlEn. EraE e s. ~
/ Among the many important. though
apt gsRsraIIy knSEn applications Of ns-
EiEa PetT1ia1ul Is is nss as a LIQUID fael.
4 Tia nss Of 4iis Eiguid as a fasl. TO q IiEa-
it'd dasEnas, Is a0z Of very recent date,
sEs Il has sEszdsi y ErsEn IN IMPORTANCE
iaal Exfant, un1Il il max. nov be said 10
ihEFe Fzsssa RnftfEsEy 1hrounh Az ex-
/. E,.srEu8snEzi stage aHd fiz z5zaurzEes Ct
tlae fasl IN Ezuy eases IS qasszfoa Of
iuuEt aEiiy- Grade vsafFalsau aualhiass a
greater nzzahsr az tlas zsquirszaallts frzr a
gsasl fasl tkan any ul5asr LIQUID. Thsse
EsslnIEs1asars Ans, capacity sar heat FlTo-
aaaliaa iigT5ag canhzsrasz. aisssnre of
zaasse anii aiEsusirs gases ssssegrs1t 70
combustion, and lastly. chsaHusss.
AagEral FsafI1a3suza consists O. many
krdHacaTbua ellis and gases differing
sidsiy in laaiEng Poin1- density. and m
llumu-abil1E- - haating % q oer1ain
isznPsraEnra. ahe 1ors xo7azile roa-
stliusnss ars aIzaEaa 81 and ussa for "a
-isas purposes, White IKE rsnaziniisr so1.-
sfifutss ths Iiuuia ma.
Tae HzEiFe petroleum Of RnssIa yield
from 81 70 = per ezn1. Of light oils. ANA
fEuzl 81 70 Ei5.Fer oea1. Of f4el oil. An
-AHssEirau psstuolsum the percentage Of
( falel - only Ers1a ~ To ~
4 TksFe are Easr great Eaany steamers
5aad isoslzolaEes in ahs Euxine and Cas-
/ pian districts HsiHg 4his fusl. an ahs
iapaElsniiEss %. one 81 the -AEgensina rail-
rlsalls. ana several steamer an I Platte
riFsr 1se H. Sfeamsrs ,irIren b Ghis
l faeli have CROSSED alse AEIant9e, ana i
hi&z alsS h.san used On tine PaeiEc e0axs.
I 'Ths lsEiIssFsll ssraHizses uf tha fael are
I shzt for egzal power is 0esaIasss but liz
tie uFer uns-fhir8 she sp1es Of coal.
IAsIs Is, aeeslrdiHsIy, grSzf saEins aF
s1araEs sF.aee aud ia7aGz illhfazzng. TlseTs
b eBnPle1s sSInhlsiina and No sziaBle, 50
that EAs Ehimnsys asaT e shaszex. IA
ships, lie % eaa - kept d baIlaz1
laaks Ansi<aa BE ssnlaeel b. .ssatss, Is 4
/ i naaz. airzis efFaaatl.E a sstEi8 srsaser saF-
Z las Of storage Toan- There Is Alsa
Erszt saving Of iaissr IN 4hs eH-ins DE-
FaxFHusnt. - zhe nuznlsrof s1okerz can
- gr1s1lg neanCtaa. Tae nsas-lsir q en-
ssEEiE dsae sans- with, aai Il IS FFsiss bic
illzs aoiieIz 70 ass vEith tbs fsel. vii BE
sa1st-ustez w1ihoHz EIe-Erzfez-
IA suaianszion. the III eaeagsez thEaugA
!. szsall page and i hloun ia1a spray ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19


atl aAga agp
DID rreIs aaeEes III the aHue
esstis a,Anseazs il tke Ikird esagses
sisual district 81 Ii0uisiaua, g tlss rep
miien aannauars III ttat fistriea 50 suh
sl taa ez azes AZ say nosnines 81
congresses 8 asio Fsluzries
Ths abiaet 81 shis proposition was z
LIN asf shs nargas lgnn siie raatro-
~er4v ana sare fharn ff8ln lsc1ming ths
ssbieess of polzsieal hostzlity. Tire rep
ablissn nsananezs, ShEoaeh thsig chair
man. AEr. vi. Z. lEswel has wsittsn .
letter formally rsTasiue the psopasal
and giving a. q reason that - havs se-
csrasE il wonla have bean % Tuuounee
TIE prsasiplss g tissir narsy
This s saiRcisnt ncasaa fsr tho
rsFssal ius 1haae srho may choose e -
rept L. bat Ii is. all tha smmo, comics,
siou 81 weakness 1t had been eiaimsd
that ) lasjorify Of the sasEr planters
ana ~ consequences. a Hia5orlfy of the
nhiss men III she laird aissrici. had
zone ever to ms popakliean party. II
st,s sAuaaa be 80, Mr.. T'ries, the asmoe-
erratie candidate, saIa that il majority
81 ~ ahita rssn 81 the aistrscs wrEe IN
4aru4 q 1ndar Rsattis's uzudid4ess M
fFrice] lruala net make the canvass hat
w0nlll salarait 1t ancs . she wTn Of the
majority. This c0uld be determined by
white primaries, without bringing the
1ssross into the eonHcf. and without
arragiug thelnegEoss against tlie whites.
The areassst Ell that oaald bafzu the
aiStFics.
III Vas abis consideration FAR the Reaee
ana auit 81 fhs siistricf, and for the safesy
and l,ssss Interests Of an Ehs people. white
and bsark shas aefsrIninsd tire maaageEs
81 she district democracy 10 keep, il pos
slide. the peace and safety Of the slate
from being distarl,si by race conflict
over a polftical question, and hence the
ugupesaian for zrhite puiraariss sEnaaat-
iue srasa she dssaoeEsEic samPaign ooU-
ruffses. aarrouEh is chhigaan, Hon. T.
N si1as.
Bat 4hs proposition 50 pregnant WIN
l,enssts. has been iurauEinsatly reisUted
hy Ghe rspni5lisaa managers and Oh theu1
rusy come The burden Of any troable
that rasrht oeear 10 consequences Of the
rsfazsi.
Ifft shah auEa Gus As indicated BIZ the
refusal. that comparatively sew Of the
white vaaels Of the third district arr
ruuuhlieaus. while ths greater numbsrs
ara democrats. 1t vii become Necessary
In order 40 make any SORT Bf cunvazs. for
ths ranuhIiszus 30 ularshal the negroes 20
fhs pdlls in great bodies. This VII BE
arraTil- Ehe nsgEoss against the whites
q revival az the color line IN politics, uncs
alis hane and cuuss Of Louisiana an ar
rauEe1neu5 shus has made ahe state Eun
wlEla FivsEs Of hload.
No wo1der tbs pEuspaet o. s EssuEEeueie
81 sueh terrible acts has Ellea the white
pu1pls with huzzus-, and II Is easy 70 see
WAY an3 horr sbsy have offered 70 make
the greatest sacrifnes % prevent As has
bean ssfalilIsRaa b. fbe proposition for
the wh3ts pzinsaEias.
Ehat4hs rssult viii be cannot nov be
pTi1h asy certainty SorelaE5- but Il wIll
b ziss 70 TAXA ever pEeoaUfi0u far 1lle
pE4ssrxaEinu OF Pszos and arVasE IN
CANVASS uhisal Is IN 5A1ssr OF aaaiug eua.-
dzezs1 vita excessive nsai and partisan
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
Rsssrvy BsssszN

Clean tia Esaiuaef EA.s r0az shszg1cl y
and SET in the eentsr sf sbe rnaza 3 ash
eaaa&SE8as anur saoces ef b-lussoRs-
L5lEhf il aais eleae ths EO0sn Is tIrhg a.
psssil,Ass sroPFizs saa iEayh0ls1F the aOSE
with pNpsz, 60 keep the fnmsS Ct ths
bs5Hssuze Sc tn reszz- Lei i Fem2ln
81 rhree eE fsEr haaFs then oPuz she
vriR5avs nzs3 air tbRrUuEAsy- TAs hrlra-
szaBs aall = foun8 - hxvs hlso h1eaehe5
.shs paInx II IL vas 3 ve3lswisz N-h7ts-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
saw nm Philosophy.

KfAster Laais Sa4siang.
agwr hsahia VI d. dswn.
Rsrn.ur bar4in' ssaz - rdund
Making bsasasaa' csstia Hank.
Analll laxs zss.hf % tiis hank.
Tat ers sar MAJ does zaaka isnss
Azast sss ass. but s1e 8 ens.
Eissssn, tsa irr "a "a PsEts.
kiss1 rHsl's eulis a. rgaasa hssits.
sagsun rgsruzuns. sIl sEeh H1nE,
aEa4bsts lsad rnsea nuM
0lues an aiEss s. srarcs haf SIN
gsnt ssz asls llarh 81 th1uall
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Lsail q re - Nee Eassrsse L.
eu-s
40 DEAksE q hers 4 elFieu ~ 4ka lnlieE
~ iNaAked Aas EAe4 Mnie Al
Als inl@nlr b lnsks zns gserf II AHFol
e his El a1i liaf ialsl pres iFa'I q lssals
hzfar csEE - fa 8f ~
sAMies 4a-s "a 1sasealisr EAA w rs:
AAG1 A
1Il10 Esn7a Hos fg, IA
- - Ef re ~
he HalE Ss sAaNasE ~
sN 8
NeE trEla Eeaier sz
ali ~ te. La
t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
A SHREWD NIssIssIFIlH.
Hsw be Len Hame a PaaBeF and Re-
taras Mul6-EIIlianaire.

AolsiAe- Ala, 0u1oher III. G. AloOre,
fnrmeTly 81 CO1inzl, Niss.. has Inst
rsaehsd here from Egypt Eight years
ago he left Mississippi PeHnilsss and IA
experienced. He Es1GrAs a multi-mil-
iionAire- He made three trips aTOnnd
1he world Hfasr having his native state
and finally settled IN south africa. He
dF0Fs a trade with an African king for
two tracts Of mineral land of seventh
square miles each st a nominal price.
Lass spring he sold one Of them fuRhe
ti15flsil-soaEah African Mining company
Ter sl.o00-e. cash. He has jasf sold the
other % an English syRdisats fer 81 81. :
GO.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
RrhEEEeaae

II - Aaia fs1s tAR expresses 81 4ha
3AEaa-CAiEz Rzr. - Ear - 5aRaz Is
uanes-asd, ansuHr q EI-aaaEoa2 daE,
Has 80 80 essa isaa shzelf4he eaxezn-
Huaut aslgOsiHz1si sasas ETEss naguai ls aga. Is
abo11 All sg.euf, ana she ulikzdo 4 Era-
tlns hard up fer zzsa- Ia 6issswzl1 DO
aAEea . AutbugEzsa faarlEu AaaH ilaaasll
lately 1faAs ePaEtbetEas- y Fsrs laEies
sHm 81 Haoasy mas Be Wauled- - ahen
ths lass kan Was llas On siss llzEAsf. 1hs
snharEip aia1s II 4apan Aisae Eers 3hrus
tiuzas Is Eauellas nhs zHaunf Of h1azs
oEeuud- zHl JaPaa osnia FEsbailiy gEt
SI5a 60 Ql0af hasaa Vzlii1lasut auy 1runlsae.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

land iofHss y, lssas C..,enas: 81 -

Land EifEee ct Ses GrleGns. la, y
SrpteEnb<r i7th. ASA.
n, 7 SFTECE Is hvTe1g giseu thst ths follow
= y srzsnmusesl EaliieT lzs fil'.i nuties Of his
iEisniEaa tvH.ske aHAl pEeof IN aHQpart Of
HE razian, sud ahas SAID pEa0t viii be made
seloze JrrUEae z Iaeksoa. e & G0mnlis-
sigher. 81 iaE1rtgRgz, Ia. On 0ri1heT 3sl.h,
1864 viz
WILLIAM =. WEID0S,
who maae Hauszsoead EnlrE No Qgs7. Tor the
~ 81 wv aaa 81 az = 3. Of SEC %, ID,
- r 6 ", L.1liszaGS MERIDIAN.
he Ha1nes tAe 4ali0RinE Witnesses 60 prove
tha esHtinlagls BrEaer EF,ara, aAli Q a1atgna
siaa e. said land vs.. aahz d. Ward i. "A.
P0llknd Kli4s r. p 6nagh 1oan q BnrE0a,
al a sREETtuzD. Lai1szien FErt4t. Il.
6. ArD. REIMBY. Reesster.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

TuE sa1aEisigls ei tse CEHE e. RAssaz i
H4id g - laasz sE1salls. .Bol-ritl azzaliiIlng
4ae aiszts 81 aiss EsEsrnuzsszt - isslsluEss.
aug tmfs1mEa Easzs an slne sl55sEx ~ Ea1ne
nssPeesz he las i.es1 Ire AaMs ssxezEsa-i
Euzaia sFsr hss. ana NheessllIs slszf may
fullsu rs dsafl s4He esAsaaag.aatea aith
ninzn W All u E.urgFe. iris sasa xhat
ths Cars ea.'iiltin-i has assaai r7sssily as-
ErfEase3 b 4hs eanaEE1 81 4hs zEszsz-
maEeA lsas elass se4s maa 2fns 10
inauxxg To sarszess Asx = n - nss sria
Eshezzainsd ulzA " ti.a pawess 4Asns -
Is isAaz1 aizE sc yalz..s. zzasa III iasssii
d. II ~ tAa sasassa rua ssais ~
anans Snfa n + kirr.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Cake BaEss 1t A. rs . r. Hssnmork

TEristh JaliciEl Desires CaHrz, Parrish 81
CzicNsi=a, STATE Of IoussiaHAs--So- Sss7
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NORTH, EAST& WEST.
Ta RE ALEXANDRIA A FBrz z29.l

FOR HLEAAHuntH FONTS.
iezya Lake ChHzsss Esaaa N. daily gxespt Sunday
making cgnEec1iGn with asa Texas AND FRC;iae Ter
RATION ROUGE AEn NEW ORLEANS
Edr SHREVEPORT La MAESE1ALL-
DALLAS, F0KT WORTH, and Al
Paints Wsst in
TEXAS. COLORADO and on PACIFIC COAST
Also Tzzarknns aaa Hot SFzinEs ARR;
And V-i1h shs EisssuEi Pacific foE ManEsa Nc
Ghss. Bias Bin5. L5g4ls Rssk. and fer
ST LOUIS. EAxsAsCTTy, CHICAGO,
AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST
lFTT7u T74TNG on EXIT LIsR isurs Ryan
Aa--44 --A -4G-AAAL and Bread SsEeHts.
Lake Charles At aEIs An. making c1nnsEzinn
with BgnlsER1d Slafian with 6ssa ~ a. fFzia or
Eahin line Striving At -AleEandEiz At Ise45 an.
Esturn tram le8res Alsxandrzh On arrival u
I1s54 n train a. Texas aud PsriGc Eailzsy
fTala the Wesl. reaching Lake GkaEiss At Al pm
daily except sundAy-
This Is fie sHnzET AND QUICK R0UTE fsr
al impaEtazt points Eozah, East s.Hd west
Tickets sod 1nruIiEh and blEEaEe nheeked 50
dsstiHEtisR- ThralEh tickets On sale a. city
flRkEt G1hGs. Ryan E1FHet third DOOR 51ufh 81
BT0ad street LSrHl EieEgts an sale a. BgnlEEzrI
Efziiu1--
rs HAMMOND.
GeaeEal MAEnaeE.
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sherIR7s sale.

TEelfih Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Calezsisa- Stale Of LOuisiaaa.--So. Z2.6-
8ohasnaaH Wing v. HeiTs Of Esaae MeCel-
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ia AZ n AEaA-
EhaTfa 81 kl71asEeu Eatish, Ia
SheIfa gll6as. 1zks ChEslel. IA, IL -.
assi
Alileazi & Eige Esqs Asz ~ gsss RszsiE
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HoPE Il
Pelic |
Desl |
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IknaI
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a terna|
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-12
MONEY FOR THE REDS.
FOR THE IN
DIANs IN The NORTHWEST.
Judge HO1man's PROPOSAL to Abolish
Most Of the Agencies Is Rejected
The Total Appropriation Under
Treaties for the Sioux 81, 100000.

Washington, April 1.-THE subcommit-
tee of the house committee on Indian
affairs which has been preparing the up
plt priation bill has completed its labors.
The bill will now be considered by the
full committee before it is reported to
the house, but it is probably now in its
permanent shape. The most notable
feature of the bill is that Judge Holman's
proposal to abolish most of the Indian
agencies is rejected In fact, the sal
aries are not evel reduced SO far as the
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota
agencies are concerned The Northwest
mississippi Chippewas, $4,000; other
CHI re was in Minnesota under treaty,
500 $3.50; Fort Berthold Chippewas under
treaty, $4,000. Total appropriation I'LL
der treaties for Sioux, 81 400 ,OOO- This
includes $4,000 for day and industrial
schools. Yankton Sioux under treaty,
1000; for support Of White Earth
Chippew as, including salary of physician
of $1,000, $1O,OOO7 also general appro-
| priation for Chinpewas in Minnesota,
$4,000; also for relief and civilization
| of Chippewas, i,cluding allowances fos
cattle and farming implements, $4,000.
Turtle Mountain Chippewas, $4,000;
J Poncas in South Dakota and Indian Ter
| ritory, $4,000; Devils Lake Sioux, &c.
| eco; irrigation in Crow Creek and other
1~ervatie MS, $4,000. The report cuts
off 81, 200 from the salary of Capt Pratt.
81 rerintendent Of the Carlisle Indian
school, who has been receiving this
amount in addition to his army pay. 1t
also reduces allowances for incidental ex-
per ses to $500 in South Dakota and
$1,000 in North Dakota. Appropriations
| fn,. NT,1.tb Of far Ind
dren are: st. Johns university and st.
Beredicts academy, Stearns county,
$4,000; st. Paul school, C1ontarf, $15,-
600; Flandrau school, $50 pupils, SOS, $3.50
including 5000 for matron; Fort Totten
24O pupils, $43,50O; Fort Pierre, 15t
pupils, 500, $50; Pipestone, 60 pupils, $13,
22O.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-12
SOONER WROTE m.
Disclosure Regarding Jud1s. JenL
Il kins' Decision. f +6s.

kins' Decision.
Milwaukee, April 1.-THE Judge. Jenk
ms investigation by the house subcom-
mittee of the judiciary committee has
come to a sudden end so far as Mil
waukee is concerned. All of the wit
nesses subpoenaed were examined, and
as there was no documentary evidence
to go over, there was nothing else to do,
and the affair will now continue in Wash
ington. The witnesses to-day were
Chiefs Wilkinson, Of the trainmen; Ar
mold, of the fremen; Clark, Of the con-
ductors; Sargent, of the brakeinen; Ram
sey, of the telegraphers; Attorney George
p Miller, General Manager Kendrick,
Receiver Cakes, ex-senator Spooner, At
torney W. J. Curtis, of the Northern Pa
ei6e railroad. The chief interest was
conferred in Mr.. Spooner's testimony. He
testified that he, with Attorney Miller,
had dictated the petition for the first in
junction which forbade the employees of
the Northern Pacific from striking, and
also the order which was issued by
Judge Jenkins. He said this was Gus
tomary among attorneys in like cases.
He said however, that he had nothing to
do with the supplementary injunction.
Mr. Spooner said he took for the basis
Of the order for the Injunction the Hig-
gins case, but Attorney Curtis admitted
/ in answer to a question by Attorney
/ Harper, that there was no precedent for
Judge Jenkins order. ...w j.. t...
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-12
STATE BANK TAX.
Democrats of the House Declare f.
It's Repeal.

DenOCTsrCS Ok the HOOSC OCCAsIIc 1cE
Its Repeal.
Washington, April 1.-THE Democrat
ic caucus, after a session of two hours
and a half, adopted the following reso-
luticns without dissenting vote:
"Resolved, That it is the sense of this
Caucus that the prohibitory tax of ID
per cent on bank issues be repealed.
'sResolved, That when the bill known
as the Brawley and Spencer bill, which
the committee on banking and currency
has ordered reported to the house, is
called up for action, an amendment be
offered repeating the prohibitory tax on
state banks; that ample time be afforded
for discussion, and if necessary to secure
this, the committee on rules be requested
to take proper action"
Exactly 102 Democrats of the house
were present The attendance from the
South and West was very heavy, but
only few Eastern men appeared,
among them being Messrs. Straus, Cum
mings, Dumphy and Warner, New York f;
Pigott, Connecticut; O'Neill, Massachu-
sets and Sibley of Pennsylvania. The
discussion of the repeal of the state bank
tax proceeded in desulatory way for a
time and took wide range. Mr.. Culber-
son of Texas, chairman of the judiciary
committee, made strong speech in favor
of it. After some further talk the above
resolutions were offered and adopted
unanimously.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-12
SEVEN WE'RE KILLED.
Fatal Accident on a Michigan Log
D.. ginE Road.

ginE Road.
New Era, Mich, April 1O.-On the
floor of the Staples & Covell logging camp
thee miles east of here lies seven
charred and scalded bodies, the result
of the rost terrible railroad accident that
ever has happened in this section. The
logging crew On Staples & Covell's road
were returning from White river to
camp shortly before noon, and when
within sight of camp the narrow gauge
engine struck falling tree and was
knocked over sixteen-foot embankment,
carrying nine men down with it. Seven
of them are dead, one seriously injured
and the other slightly. The names of the
dead are:
Engineer Adolph Shelander, Fireman
Gust Anderson, Foreman Frank Shippy,
Martin Lynch, Charles Wolfe, Loren and
Allen Critchett.
Fred Chowker, single, was terribly in
jured; will die. Henry Starn, scalded
slightly; was saved by jumping from
window of the engine. The men are
all shockingly burned and scalded. Ander-
sons scalp and forehead was complete
ly broiled off and his abdomen burned
to crisp. The bones of Shippys hands
and arms were laid bare and his sides
likewise, but he succeeded in taking
most of his clothing off before he died.