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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Hut Two Expressions.
Polle-People call Grover Cleveland
either, the man of destiny" or "the
stuffed prophet" | should think
they'd have some other name for him.
Tx There's no third term for
Cleveland.
Could Go Him One Better.
Tomme-My father was union
Freddie That's nothing! My moth
or was new woman.
In The Twentieth Century.
Ella Isn't that book that you are
reading wicked one?
Stella No: it's not exactly bad, but
! shouldn't care to have my father or
brother read it.
Electric Road Ethics.
Radburn How did you know that car
would not stop for us?
Chesney- Because it was nearly
empty We shall have to wait until full
one comes along
Note the Moral.
"IIcllo, where did you get that box
of cigars9"
"Louders & Phelps just paid six
made me little present -
''Why, I've bought goods there for
five years and was never given even
drink.
"Oh, yes but you pay cash. Chicago
Record.
~ don't know what's going to be-
come of Binx," said one police official.
"lIc'e an old man on the force. -
What the matter with him?' in
quircd the other.
"IIr's getting near sighted "
That's bad -
And hard Of hearing. ~
He always was that way
And | hardly see what we're going
to do with him.
I'm m why don't you put him
on the detective force" Washington
Star.
MANY of the citizens of Rainsville,
Indiana. are never without bottle OF
Chamberlain Cough Remedy in the
house. says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place. This Remedy
has proven of So much value for colds
and Group in children that few mothers
who know its worth are willing to be
without II For sale Inv +. r Durpin.
Druopist, adv,
en-. -. ,;..,. ,.a. 1aoI
lHat "oiliali uis!''i .sWt a irn' 'oa,
VI s''cia' 'e esU; ~. w. n" W ~
llaeal' . o ,h;ps inaa sme ot a,W"ss
Indinn.pnIis Journal
Rural Housckeeper-iou are late
this season. Familiar Tramp Yes,
""n' l du u, 'rii'e v! '' .r, ,''
W. .'oiu VI ,1,no W" VI, W.
""'N '"S' year Nv"
He am very unfortunate: IT seems
can please nobody ohe-Come,
cheer up | have no one 10 admire me. |
either. He-Tell you what-let' s |
found society for mutual admiration.
!, for instance, admire your beauti
ful eyes. And what do you admire IN
me: She Your sooa TASTE Il brook
yn LIE
Made I" Order Mr.. SplnRs wen
Willie has your sister made up her
mind To 60 to the concert with meF'
Willie-''i Yep. She's made up her
mind, and she's maxim up her face
now. She'll be down in minute.
Inc Great DIVIDE
First Burglar You 90 in an kill
III family and III watch outside.
Second Burglar tcmphatically III
De hanged 40 flrSl burgiaf
appcailh@S o. you ON. he zee
.ioeuteu' New iofh weekly
\ hardshell Baptist minister.
in SO called union church
IN Vermont town, al the close OF his
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Il would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor l know of. says Mrs.
Hattie Mason of Chiffon, Carter Co. :.
Mo. in speaking OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy
For sale by f. r.. DurgIn, Druggist.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
SCottt's !: n1uIsion

|is not secret remedy It IS simply the purest Norwag
|Cod-liver Oil, the finest Hypophosphtes and chem-
|son so that it will change lose it's integrity
This is the secret of SCOTS Emusons great success
IT. most happy combination of flesh giving strength
ening and healing agents. their perfect union giving
them remarkable value in all
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
WASTING DISEASES.

Hence it's great value in Consumption wherein arrests
the wasting by supplying the most concentrated
ishment and in Anaema and Scrofua it enrches and
vtalizes the blood In fact in every phase of wasting
lit is most effective Your doctor will confirm all we
say about it. Doutbe Persuaded 10 accbta substituted
Scott & BOVINE New York. All Druggists. SOC. and ST.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
HERE AND HEREAFTER.

The skies look -addcr summer has gone by
But the late wan faced dandclian~ reign.
And gold gerardias haNp come back again.
And azure contains ana the primrose high
The air still throh- With heat, and noisy Ny
The gay Cicadas through the rustling grain
Grating the air, in a long drawn refrain,
With trclcEs monutuur- of ecstasy.
The cardinals hamc. Red clustering berries line
The leaf illumincd ways, and deeper grows
The wide grapes cuior, IN whose prisored wine
The blood OF June, stiil burning, tilcd flows.
summer dies not, -ur all that l. dcyine
Lives in some goldcncr force, some taircr rose
- CARA l.. WILTON STONE, in Commonwealth.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

life, like door OF many -cnlored glass,
stains the white radiance of eternity,
Until Death trampies il to fragments"
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23

Gran surtido de Filigrana de Orc y
Plata a precios mas baratos que nin-
gun joyero en- ell Territorio. Sc da
atenci6n especial d la oompostura de
relojes y prendas, garantizando el tra-
bajo.
En- el local que ooupaba el sehor
Abeytia, lado sur de la plaza
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23

IloslblS' NhiBuio HiNloi putdS 1otNS
birse que este que eslablece los procul
radores de ,condado deja la election
de cada uno al arbitrio dc los votantes
dc su respective condado. De esta
manera todos los ciuaadanos calihea-
dos tendran una oportunidad lgual !
niuguno llevara vcntaia sobre otro por
motives de raza 5 fayoritiSmo, sino que
q pueblo determinara cual es su prele
riao para ooupar semejante puesto, No
debemos olvidar que vivimos bajo un
gobierno republicano y que d niugun
sistema de gobierno convene mejor
que casi todos los empleados sean ele
gidos por q voto popular, mayormen-
te cuando Sc notan ciertas prdcucas
y preocupaciones eensurablcs en- Ia
manera actual de escoger los procura-
dores dc distrito, y la poca utiIdad
que sacan dc algunos dc ellos muchos
de los condados. Habiendo I'm procu-
rador para cada un condado, como 10
desea la gran mayoria del pueblo, d.
cho Official SC dedicard eXclasivaniente
4 asuntos de Ia pertenencia de su cone
dado respective y no habra tenor de
que los negocios sean descuidados o
aplazados por falta de tempo y dill
gencia dc parte del incumbente, y de
todo este resultaria mayor etciencla y
mas ventajas para cl pueblo y para la
administration de justicia. A mas de
este nuestra juventud llustrada que Sc
dedica Il Ia abogaeia, no seyeri expues-
Ia al trataniiento que esta recibiendo
bajo al presente sistena que hace ne
cesario que un hombre haya venido
de otra parte para poder ocupar los
puestos arriba citados FL pueblo Sc
ri entonces el juez y asi los natiyos
del pals podran rcclamar sus derechos
en- este particular con la segurldad de
scr acatados por el pueblo, y no Sc We
ran expuestos a las repulsas de ejecu-
tiyos preocupados y pmciales.
La session de nuestra asamblea csta
para expirar, pero aun hay tempo
de sobra para pasar este proyeeto
respecto d procuradores de condado.
Nunca es tarde el bien con tai que ven
"a, y nuestros legisladores haran una
grande obra en- pro de sus eonstituyen-
| les decretando Ia rcferida ley, pues dc
esa manera seryiran d Ia causa dc la
Ijushcia, d sus condados y al pueblo en-
general, establecicndo una relorma que
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23
Communicable.


los VisuEs d., Feb ~ de 1895.
Editor dc FL IsDEPENpiEFfgl -
Muy Sehor mio;-Slryase dal publ.
cidad en- las columnas dc su apre-
ciable periodico a 10 siguiente: FL
dia 10 del actual pas6 mejor vida
Ia Sonora Narcisa Will, la edad dc
63 amos, despues de una penosa en-
lermedad dc siete meses; la cual su-
fri6 con paciencia y resignation. La
inada fue en- vida an modelo de yir-
tud, y Gei Cat6iea. Siempre lut ala-
bic con cuantos Ia conocleron, por 10
tanto; al separarse, dc esta vida para
otta mejor, SC cdnsidera que ha deja-
do un yacio muy difci dc llenat. De
ia en- orlandad, para lamentar ST. per-
dida, tres hjos una hija con Ia uni
ca esperapza, de implomr al oielo,
que el ALMA dc sd va fnada madfc To-
me lugar en- el seno dc los bIen aven-
turados. Sus restos morlales luelon Sc.
pultados en- el eementerio Cat6llco,
los cuales fuefon acompahados por IN
gran ndmero de parientes y amigos dc
Ia fnada, quicnes altamcntc les da-
mos Jas mas sinccras gracias.
UN OBsERyApoR.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23
FRUTA DEL MAR MUERTO.
Abuses que no han Retribuido d
sus AutOres los Beneiici0s
que Anticipaban.

Los que obran mai muchaS veccs
encucntran el condigno castigo con no-
table yelocidad y los mismos hechos
malos con los cuales esperaban conse-
guir poderio J prosperidad les proeuran
frutos que no anticipaban cuando afro
pellaron la justicia y Ia legalidad, Tai
ha sucedido los que cambaron Ia
faz pdblica de la presente asamblea le
gislativa. Anularon la voluntad del
pueblo, hallaron bIo sus plantas la
justicia creyendo que de este modo Sc
iban 4 convertir en- los arbltros y mo-
narcas de Nuevo Mexico, y en- su ina
ginacion va Sc contemplation los amos
y dictadores de los miembros de am
bos cuerpos legislatlvos, quienes sunni
SOS y obedientes solo esperaban una
palabra para decretar las leyes que lue-
ran del agrado dc sus senores. Espe-
raban sacar de esta legislature amasada
por sus propias manos una autoridad
ilimitada, dinero a manos llenas y las
leyes necesarias para aGanzar por mu
chos amos su poder politico sobre ell
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico Estas ilu-
stones los alimentaban con una fG ciega
en- su realization, y esa fu6 una de las
razones por las Cuales Sc arHesgaron d
trastornar Ia mayoria legtima de con
sejo y camara, y sustituir candidates
derrotados en- lugar de aquellos que fue
ION legalmente electos. Consumose el
lfraude con una iacilidad y plentiful
asombrosas, pero los promovedores
principales del mismo han experimen.
tado un chasco de marca mayor Los
anticipates beneficios que esperaban
Sc han convertible en- humo y aquellos
mismos legisladores de quienes espera-
ban mayor sumisi6n y obediencia Sc
han rebelado en- su contra solo bus
can manera de oponerse d sus aspira-
clones deseos. Los suehos de Ieyes
4 su antojoy en- su provecho SC han
de5vanetilo un cruel merecido de-
sengaho ha sido el premio de tantos
alanes y abusos. Los legisladores que
ocuparon puestos que no les pcrtene-
clan, gracias a los manejos dc estos
hombres, no han querido someterse d
sus mandates y los han rechazado CO.
mo instrumentos indties Z inservibles
que va no necesitan, y sc han condu-
cido con libertad Z independence en-
todas las materias que Sc han propala-
do. FL inico fruto que han sacado
los que SC robaron Ia legislature es te-
ner encima el cstigma dc haber piso-
teado los dertchos del pueblo y haber
quebrantado las lcyes que como odcia-
les estaban obligados obedecer La
yerguenza y el deshonor ha sido Ia
parte que les ha tocado en- csta DANA,
y no nos cxtrahard 81 algunos dc cllos
quedan para slcmprc dc,aereditados
sin valor 8 inauio alguno en- nuesua
politica, Fl pueblo reprueba sus acto'
ilegales y despdticos y Sc compIace dt
yerlos tan humilIados y abatidos, y ID
justicia queda completamente vengada
contra ellos con el solo hecho dc qu,
sus mlsmas acciones los desprecian }
los zahieren. Tai resultado seri una
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23
LAS VEGAS, NUEvo MEXfco FEBRERo 23 DE 1895.

leccion muy dtil y saludable para aque-
los o6ciales que en- el poryenir falten
a sus deberes y abusen de los derechos
del pueblo dc la manera que estos
abusaron en- la organization de Ia le-
gislatura. "Cuantas veces resulta de
un engaho. contra el enganador el ma
.yor daho.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS!



Mr.. G. w. McEinsey, postmasterof
Kokomo, Ind, and a brave ex-soldier,
says: IL had been severely troubled
with heart disease ever since leaving
the army at the close Of the late war.
| was troubled with palpitation and
shortness of breath. | could not
sleep on my left side and had pain
around my heart | Ibeeame 50 Ill
that | was much alarmed, and for
tunately my attention was called TO
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
decided to try 1t. The first bottle
made a decided improvement in my
condition, aud five bottles have COM
pletely cured me. +"
q. w. MeKINsEY. Z. NJ. Kokomo. Ind.
Dr Miles Heart Cure IL sold on n positive
guarantee that the trst bottle Will benefit.
All druggists sell IL at 81. bottles for o. or
lt Willie sent prepaid, on receipt OF price
BY the Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind.
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23
UNION CENTRIC AMERICANA.
La Guerra es Inevitable entire
Mexico Y Guatemala.

Las dihcultadeS entire Mexico y Qua |
temala no parecen estar en- Was de ar
reglarse, 4 pesar de que las negocia-
clones prosiguen, pues una otra re-
piblica siguen mostrando notable ac-
tividad en- sus preparatlvos de guerra.
Fl gobierno mexicano tiene prepara-
dos dos ejercitos de tropas regulares,
que juntos alcanzan Ia citra de trein-
ia mil hombres. De esta tropa I'm
contingente de $1,000 soldados es-
IA apostado cerca de Ia frontcra de
Guatemala con el objeto de invadir ese
pals tan pronto como Sc declare la que
rra Guatemala, aunque tan inferior
en- pohlacion y recursos 4 s1 6adversa-
rio, esta hacienda todos los esfuerzos
posibles para defender str suelo y recha-
zar el ataque dc los mexicanos, y Sc
anuncia3que va tiene reunido en- su la
do dc Ia (rontera una fuerza armada
de 1900 hombres, y que continuan
los alistamientos en- todas parties de la
repdblica, Estos preparativos para
IA defensa son cosa muy natural, pues
es casi SECURE que la superioridad nu-
mSrica de los mexicanos y la pericia
militar dc sus generates les hara due
nos del pals d Ia primera embestida, 81
es que los guatemaltecos no tuvieran
auxilio de las cuatro repdblicas en- su
vecindario que son San Salvador, Hon
duras, Nicaragua y Costa Rica, las
cuales en- unionde Guatemala alcan-
zan a una population que excede de
tres milones dc habltantes. Creese
que estas cuatro repdblicas conociendo
que su existencia como naciones inde-
pendientes depende dc Ia Preservation
de la integidad dc Guatemala, sc han
aliado con esta y han hecho una liga
ofensiva y delensiya para repetir el atas
que dc los mexicanos. Estas repdbli-
cas- realizan que Mexico indudablc-
mente anexard d Guatemala 81 resulta
victotiosoen ejtrcito, segun 10 indican
todas las probablidades, y que sus
agresiones no pararin hasta que no ha-
va agregado 4 sus domlnios las otras
cuatro repdblicas dc Centro-America,
y por tai razon han cyeido mis propio
unir sus fuerzas 4 las dc Guatemala y
rcsistir unidos los embates dc Mexico.
Con esta alianza SC multplicaran las
diicultades para Ia repdblica mexica-
ma, pues algunas dc cstas naeiones pc
quchas, y notablemente San Salvador
poseen ejGrcitos bien organizados que
han dado sehaiadas pruebas dc su ap
ttud para combatir. No creemos que
Mexico pueda ser vencido bajo Ia
eventualidad, pero'si que'conquistarar
sas soldados csos territories d cerca d,
mucha eiusi6n dc sange y obstaculC
allanados. Esperamos que prevalescar
los esluerzos dc Ia dipIomacia y que
estas repdblieas enemisladas, siend'
dc un mismo origen y de una mism'
sangfe, arreglarin sus difcultades pa
ciicamcnte de manera que no hayi
lugar una guerra sangricnta en- la cua
el hermano peliard contra el hermano
Mexico cs bastante poderoso para mos
uatsc magninimo con adversarios tai
dGblles y crecmos que su goblcrno obra
ri scgun 10 aconscjan la prudencia
Ia justicia.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-02-23
LA LEY Die PR0CURADORES
DE C0NDAD0.

En- la actualidad Sc halla pendiente
en- Ia asamblea legislative I'm proyecto
aboliendo los procuradores &c distrito
y sustyendo en- su lugar procuradores
de condado; esto es, que cada conda-
do tenga SUI proeurador paraque atien-
da 4 sus asuntos judiciales en- la cor
tie de- respective distrito, Por prime-
ra vez estos procuradores seran nom
brados por los cuerpos dc comisiona-
dos dc cada un oondado y en- cada
election general subsecuente seran ele-
gidos por yotaci6n popular de la mis-
ma manera y al mismo tempo que
los demas ofciales dc condado, result
tando que 10 que ha sido hasta ahora
pfivilegio del gobernador de este Te-
rritorio Sc traslada d Ia libre election
del pueblo en- cada uno de los conda-
dos de Nuevo Mexico. No sabemos
81 este acto tendrd probabilidades de
conyertirse en- ley, pero en- nuestra
opinion es una medida muy acertada
y nuestros legisladores por su propio
intcres y el de .sus condados debian
apresurarse 4 decretarlo. Las razones
para clio son que no solamente seria
mas econ6mico para el ferritorio que
hubiese en- cada condado un procura-
dor que atendiese la prosecution
de asuntos criminales en- las cortes, 81
no que resultaria mayor efciencia en- Ia
Eatendencia 4 causas ante la corte1 de
distrito y sumlnistraria campo para.que
el pueblo escogiese como tales oiiciales
aquellos que fueran mas de su agrado
y Sc hubiesen captado su conilanza.
Con este Sc destruiria completamente
ell monopolio que ha existido hasta Ia
fecha, por medic del cual un sole
hombre disiruta del priviegio de re-
partir estos empleos 4 su antojo y que
invariablemente escoge a sus favoritos
sin tener en- mucha Cucnta las calillca
clones que posean nj el acogimientc
que reeiban de parte de las eomunida.
des donde van a desempehar sus de
beres fscales Sc ha visto siemprC
desde que Sc ha cjercido semejantC
prerogatiya que una porcion dc nues.
tros ciudadanos nativos, que son abo
gados eXpertos y muy aptos para c
puesto dc procurador, han sido desai
RADIOS y no Sc han tornado en- conside
raci6n sus pretensiones para alcanza
tai nombramiento, sentandose CONF
base principal de esta priyanza, que
los abogados mexicanos no poseen la
califcaciones nj los eonocimentos ne
eesauos para desempehar satisiactoria
mente estos pucstos de procuradores
y por tai razon cl poder nominatiy,
pasa por alto sus reclamos y nombr
| 4 personals que son de su preference
aun cuando no este maniestado qa
Sc halIen mcjor caliicados que 81
competdores. Cfcemos que csta ma
nera dc obrar es una gran injustice
para la mayoria dc nuestro pueblo,
que un remedio expedite y efectis
debe ser aplieado tan pronto como sc
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-26
ARE READY TO QUIT.
Receivers of the Northern Pacific Ham
in Their designations.

Receivers of the Northern Pacific Hand
in Their designations.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 25.-Henry c..
Payne, Thomas F. Oakes and H. c..
Rouse, receivers Of the Northern Pacific
road, have rendered their designations
to Judge Jenkins. Judge Jenkins will
take the matter under advisement and
will decide On Friday, the 9th.
The resignation gives complete his
tory Of the appointment of the re-
ceivers and dwells upon subsequent liti-
CATION. Reference is made to the at
tack made upon the receivers by Presi-
dent Ives in the Washington courts.
The proceedings are set forth and ex-
cerpts made from the opinions of Judges
Gilbert ara Hartford The receive rs
then prOcee,:
Your receivers Mau .cstly cannot All
minister the trust with justice to the
par les interested Or themselves if sub
jec, to the o. dtrs and Instructions as to
the general Administration irt In two OF
more indeI enoenG tcihurals. We can
not alb dc, nor can we ask our sureties
to abide, The danger Of the differences
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-26
MCDONALD BROS

terest is taken in Tacoma in the resigna-
ton of the Northern Pacific receivers.
The action is regarded by the well in
formed as the first Of a series of shrewd
moves by which the receivers and their
counsel expect to have settled the ques-
ton of whom the receivers shall report
to, and take orders from. 1t is consid-
cred likely that one of two things might
happen-first, that the designations will
not be accepted, and the receivers will
be directed by the Milwaukee court to
proceed with the administration Of their
trust and continue to report to Judge
Jenkins, in which event they might re-
fuse to recognize the right or at least the
propriety of Judge Hanford's court to
interfere. This would practically mar.
row the contest to differences Of judg-
the federal Judiciary.
May Reappoint Receivers.
There is little doubt, however, but
that the receivers and their counsel will
in compliance with the order.
Secondly, it is considered probable
that if the designations are accepted, OF
l while under advisement, an arrange
ment will be made between the judges
of the seventh, eighth and ninth cir
cults, whereby Judges jenkins, Cald
we'll and Hanford, respectively, will
each appoint one receiver. In this
event, it is supposed Judge HanforC
would name Seattle man, and it is
suggested that Judge Jenkins and Judge
Caldwell might reappoint two of the
present receivers, probably allowing
Mr. Payne to retire on account Of i'll
| health.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-26
THREE REASONS
President Ives Talks About the
Resignation of Northern
Pacific Receivers.
He Thinks They We're Afraid to
Submit Their Accounts at
Seattle
And Have Them Passed Upon by
Impartial Expert Ac-
cOuntantS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20. - President
Brayton Ives, Michael Cordozo, counsel
for the second mortgage committee of
the Northern Pacific railroad, and Law
yer Howard, representing Elihu Root,
counsel for the third mortgage commit
tee, will start for Milwaukee and Seattle
during the day.
President Ives was found at the Union
League club. He dictated the follow
ing:
'In reference to the resignation of
the Northern Pacific receivers: Two or
three explanations for this resignation
occur to me. The first is the belief on
the part of the receivers that the evil
dence which would be produced at Sc
attic in support of my charges against
them would be so strong and convinc-
ing that they
Would BE Unable to Refute IT,
| and therefore would Ee discharged. An
other reason that suggests itself to me,
is that they have thought that by bring
ing the matt. T to All issue in Judge JCn-
| kins court, before the time set for trial
in Judge Hanford's court, they might
secure an order CT decision from Judge
jenkins which would be favorable tC
/, the m, or obtain from him the appoint
ment of receivers of their own nOmina.
ton, who would be in sympathy with
them, Or possibly their own reappoint'
ment, with the assurance from Judge
Jenkins that he would sustain them tt
the full extent Of his authority.
"These are the only reasons that oc
cur to me at the moment.
"Inasmuch as / have been trying fo1
two years to secure the removal of the
receivers, chiefly on the ground thai
they were the nominees of the men who
wrecked the property, it is not strange
that 1 should be glad to hear Of thei1
designations. No matter what reason.
they may give, think a large portion
of the public will believe that they re
signed because they dare not undertake
the task of refuting my charges.
II wish it understood that have NJ
personal i'll will toward any one of thu
receivers. They We're appointed at tn
request of party Of unscrupulou
wreckers, and were obliged to eithe
continue the same methods of manage
ment or be false to the men who securet
their appointment.
while not charging them with hav
ing made money improperly, l do charg
them with having sGuandered larg
sums of money belonging to the trus
J estate in an illegal and improper man
ner and lelieve that one reason VIII,
they are unwilling to file their account
. in Judge Hanford's court is that the,
are afraid to submit them to the scru
tiny Of impartial expert accountants
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-26

CRoOKsToN, Mimi, Sept, 26.-The re-
ceivers of the Northern Pacific have
arranged to extend the spur which con
meets the large keystone Farm with
the Red Lake Falls branch-a distance
towns Of Tabor and Farley into Mar
shall county, paralleling the Great
Northerns st. Vincent line. The ex-
tension will only be run distance Of Is
miles this fall.