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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

u4e g ria mentarier
&bepbor: rS@ leie bic Parluments>
beri4te INNER iebr i~orsfdltig, aber
i@ bin nod ntemals auf Elm ein3iges.
Mort seitoBen, nit tpelaem sic in.
bic Debatte eingegrifen Bdtten."
8ermbarb: nDas lit ni4t moglt4!!
9aber sic riemals bas rBrabo" unb
yi9Drt", bDrt!" geleien? Das bin Id
tmmer." .I.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11
S@re6ltmeS Gnse.

Gs mar i'm SUM bes SabreS 1851,
als cine engltf4e Gamtlie, Mr. Dubb
rebft Gran unb So@ter Sbilia, ben
@betn bereiiten unb a1@ an. bic Musz
miinbuns Der 2abn gelansten, no bic
romantii4en Burger 2abnitein unb
2abned in's Sbal beranf@auen. Die
berrli@. @esenb beranlabte bic @ng=
CLIMBER, bter einise 3eit gu pertpetz
len, 3umal bic 9o9ter, tpet4e cine
bebeutenbe Tertieteit I'M ,3ei@nen Be-
1ab, cine Reibe lanb5@aftli4er Sti3z
sen ouf5unebmer seba@te. gu biez
fem 3tpede unternabm Sbtlta otter
alein init ibrem @tt33enbu@ t1eine
Musfiige in bic malerN9e llmeebung,
aber eines Sages tebrte fie nt4t NJ
rid. Die Na4t brad herein unb bon
BEN iungen Mdb4sn mar nod imraer
ni4ts 3u bemerten, bic beforeten 81
tern ma@ten fi@ auf ben Meg, bic
@trmibte 3u iu@en, in ber Mttnuns,
biefelbe babe fi4 b~erirrt, I'm fonit,
feline Spur mar BON ibr gu ertbeden.
Die Qanbleute Der umgegenb 1purben
u~rtfgeboten unb bon Dem @ater cine
sroBe Belobnung fit bas Wteberfinz
ben bes MGb@ens ausgefeBt, MQes
b%ergdbens, lie mar unb blieb berz
f9lpurtben. Sc blieb muir bic einsige
Mnnabmt ubrig, baB bic @erf@oqene
i'm @trom perllngliidt unb ibr 2et4z
nam bon ben Wenen abtp6rts getraz
gen fem t0nnte. Na4 eintsen Woz
4er rei5te Mr. Dubb NIT ieiner @attin
enbli@ tief betiimmert ab; bic
ertrGumte @ergniigungsreiie mar gu
elmer eri&iitternbe Srauerfabrt se<
tporben, benin audi ale Mufrufe unb
8etanntmadungen in ben DFentli@en
@ldttern blieben obne @rfolg.
Sabre pergtn9en, unb bas traurtge
@ortommnts mar fait bergefen, oas
rdtbfelbafte @eri@tpinben BET jungen
@ngldnberin aber nod immer u,auf<
getlGrt. ga mabte ii4 bic Mbtra=
gurg zines duberft baufdqtg getporbez
men 99rumes ber Ruine 2obned notb>
tpenibig, unb als man auf 2eiterr unb
@epiiften bic gimme bes 9burmes erz
ftiegen battle, fanb mar. oben bas Ste@
lett Der WermiBten. Die 3ei@enmap<
Ne, rRr, @ielb, S4mudfa4en unb
Refte bon Rleibumgsftiden lieben
teinen ,3peifel barber, bab man es
bier nit ber 70 1ange bergebli4 Sc
fu4ten gu tbun batte, unb bic leBten
8ldtter ibrer Mappe entbielten Elm
14auerli4es 9a9ebr4 iiber ibr srauz
eupoles @rbe. Das tibne MGb@en
9atte UNI Der pra4toonlen Musfi4t
tpinen auf ber 9alberfaulten 9oloititz
&c bic Spite bes Sburmes ertlommen,
bic 9reppe uber mar binter ibr 3ufamz
mer1gebro4en, unb Der Miidgang auf
bieie Metfe absei9nitten. Wergebens
bate + fi@ 9eiier gtf@rieen, persebenS
nit Sii9ern Der poriiberfabrenoen
Mbeinbampfern a%ugeptntt Mie<
ma1,b bate lie bemertt. SIS 1T Mles
um1oni, i4 mub bier elenb gu @runbe
geben," lauteter bic leBten nit aitternz
Ser 9anb sef@ridbenen Morte bes
3asebu4s, rmDse Der liebe @ott met
ne arnerl @ltern tr0ften! 3 tpie 1T Der
@unsertobt bod f@redli@!"
Muf benz Srtebbofe unten i'm Sba>
lie tenn3et9net Elm Denfitein bic @<ab>
{tdtte bes unglidli&en jutgen M{abz
4ens, beren trauriges @4td1al etre
10 unerpartete @uftldrung gefunoeu
bate.
@@nell gefaBt. @hef pl0b<
lih in's Compton tommenb): Isle
babtn apobl sd@lafen, Meper9" eorn<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11
mie eins Erau au f4ltmme

- Wx errs Trdll gu 1Wl1npllst
Guune fam. Sn elmer alien "Sbaz
ringer @brorit" 1T Golgenoes gu lez
fen: vMnro 1874, als bic @apern in
Der Teltuns selegen, tpurbe bon ben
Gran3oien Der Waq unterminirt uno
9eiprengt, nobel uber a@t3ebn Per1o>
mem baDrH4er 8efaBung umtame11.
@1s bic Mtne ange3inbet, 1T neben
Mnberen aal4 Elm Solbattntpeib IN bic
2uft sejast tporben, cine @derlanse
tpeit pbne @4abtn 3u Boben gefa4en,
tpieber uufseftanben unb unoerfebrt
bapon gesangen. Sat absr arg gez
f&tmpft anb 1T org i&limmer 2oune
9epeft."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Dieter fibrte e. an bic 2ippen. to-
ftet. bic lebten Staubreite unb iaate
entriftet: rDas 1T ia boppelttoblsn>
faures Natron!"
.So9" anttportete Der S9neumon
tleinlaut.
SIS f&eint, Sic molten mid aum
8eiten baben!" f9rie Der MrSt.
.Nein. nein. eeupib ni@t!" REF Der
S9neumon, i'd tuo1te mtinen Ramez
raben nur Elm tpentg Mngft einiasen,
neil lie mir nidts mtbr pumpen!"
sd tpeiB ni4t, Oh ben Mr3t bieie
GrtlGrung ober bas in Musii4t ae=
{teQte 9onorar = bas ct betommen
foute, .penn unter 3ebn M0sli9teit.n
reur' etntrafen mebr berubiste, sez
mug, tr>9ins.
Mir 1paren eben i'm 8egriF, uns
tpitber n~itbersulesen, ba 1pimmerte es
bon Rreb's Bette ber: rSft Ct f4on
gang tobt9"
rM@, unfim!" rief Mubens. Ser
Jtet1 9ut ~ IugleHIauteS J(altoH &C.
Monument"
~@emtinbeit!" faste Rrebs unb
brebte ii9 mad Der Manb.
Ob ct es nun fir cine @emetnbeit
6ielt. bab Der S@neumor tobl.nfaures
Natrons senommen, ober bab es uns
einen fol4en S4reden einseiagt ober
bab ct, Rrebs, felbit nubloier Weiie
cine folde llnmenee Mil@ bat fdluz
den miiifen. bariiber bat Rrebs tets
iebe MlftlGrunq b%ertpeiQert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

ferin: .Wlebr als 2 Mart mag ih
aber nidt seben, ba mub i@ no anz
bers faufen seben, abinl!!" 6dnoler:
.@teiben sc! Bleibsn sc! Siibor,
mein Sobn, glib Du ben Stof fir
2 Mart; t4 Tam i'm nidt geben, neil
i9 bab' seidAporen!"
6 Ter @ebante. 9err Ger
cine Dame pom 9obe bes Grtrinfens
! sertttet): r@ott iei Dant, iR i@ldst
bic Musen auf, ite lebt! -. R6nnen
Sie aud i4on ipre&,n. sndbises
JrGulein9"
% ia !. baben sic pielleidt einen
@pieset Bel fi&9" $50
@onnta9siGeer. r1m @otz
tes Milen. 9err M.! Sic aielen ia BIZ
rett auf ben Sreiber?" = rWeiB i4!
bab' imrner auf ben 9aien staitlt unb
bsn 9retber eetroFen; ieBt perb' i'd
auf ben 9retber 3ielen unb beri u4en,
Oh i@ bann ben 9aien treHe."
@i4eres Mittel. 9ausfrau:
rWie i9 bas ungeoiefer ,pesgebradt9
Sang einfa@! Sd babe bas 3immer
on einen Stlbsnten permietbet; als
ct feline Na4t na9 9auie fam, ba
berloren bic Man3en bic Schulz, finb
f~ortseaosen unb baben ii@ ME tpieber
ieben latent"
mpoFamt t. - rMir liest gar
ni@ts mebr an bieiem 2eben! Sb
es beute ODER morsen aus 1T, ldBt mid
gleidgiiltts!!" r@laubit Du, i4
ma9' mir pie1 baraus? Nur mein
pFi4teefiibl bdlt mid nod! Menn
i9 mir tbeute cine 3usel bur4 ben
Ropf iase, 1per ftempelt morsen bic
Gribpoit ab?"
ueberpannt. I. n9absn Sic
i9on ie ben Dt4ter 9un9er Bel Rez
aenhpetter nit einem S4irm 9eieben9"
g: rWo3u audi? St 1T bod INNER
iiberfpannt!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Ser Sfaat. Dor ei<
,ner aussrlelenen @eielf@aft CAB Elm.
53auberer feline Runfitiide gum Beiten.
vssyebt, meme Damerr unb 9erren,1
rief Der moberne 8ella&ini, "tomme
i4 CUR efettooqitsn Nummer metnts
10 reidbaltisen programms; Sic
ieben bod bieie 9rtblne bier unb bic
let @tubl 1T bod au4 fehr beutlih
gu 5eben! M64te nt4t cine Dame aus
benz publitum bic Site baben ii4
9erauf3ubemibsn? SD peroe bieieloe
auf bieien Stubl binieben, lie einsrl
Mu9emblid nit einem S&leier beDe.
den unb - ems, apei, bret pirD
iie fpurlos Dor ben 4ugen meiner &C..
ebrten 3u1@auer perf@pinbtn! Mil
fi9 feline Dame melben9" sS1aaf Sil>
berftein (5u 1einer @attin): r@eb, re
betfaleben, thu mir ben @:fauen urD
1eb' Did auf'n @tuRLL"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

@@ne1G eefabt. @bef Pl0b<
lid in'a Compton tommenb): rSs
9aben tpobl gei4lafen, Meper9" Gorn<
mis-: ,gRur eintge Mimlten, uno 'oa
bab' i@ Dom @ti4Gft setrGumt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

g. 6. Crane in @reen8dp, friiz
fer Qet3er an Der ct. Paul 8abn, err
bielt $1,000 @@abeneriab 5ugefpros
4en. @r mar i'm Dienite Der 8abn
an @9aben 9etommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

@erblumt. @af Geine 9otel.
re@n1,1s lefenb): rSasen @ie nal,
Renner, bat bier nt@t Der @@i4sr'
iiberna@tet, bebor ber feline rRaubtrS
gef@rieben9" /, 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11
@umoriMit1eS.

Qumortntt6eS.
@om 6immeIin bic 61li..
.Meein Gr6ulein, Der 61dft.
Munf@ meines 2ebens 1T, mir einen
eigenen 3erb 3l 9riinben. -" [,
80 ipreden cit bod nit meiner
/. %, tbeure eaura, 70 biirfte i@ bof>
fen. e"
.marum ni@te ~ CLAUDE, mein.
Woutter tpiirbe 80 CANA aern.no@ einz
mal lbeiratben!"
I'D 10! Doctor: ga, aber lieber
Mann, aparum brinst er mir fein
Rine ni&t in Der feitseitbten @pre&<
tt,lrtbe9" 8auer: ga, 9err Doctor,
tn Der Spre4funb' tpGr ba mir
31daf fen, 3 Mabl is ia tmlbfumm.7
@tlbfpri@t. 8inters: v@ieb'
0ir einmal biefen f@dbi9 %aus1ebenben
Miuiondr an. Du tannit tinen
mann niemots na9 ftinen Rleibern
urtbeilen." $50
minters: r9tber mad benen feiner
Grau!" :,
! Gataltr DrudftbIer. -
M nfere 0amen oerloren Mngeii4ts
Der brohenben @efabr ben 4pbf."
Drudfebler. - Gin reiaenber,
her3ieer Damenfo9 Gtatt DamenFor)
beri@6nte ben @enb. .ra: r. ,
@erf@nuppt. - @ater ber
8ruut: -. sic tpollen meine So@z
ter beiratben9 9dben Sic ben @4ritt
aud tpo9l iberltstg" IT, -
8etperber (nerf4ulbeter 2tbemann):
rGreili& . .ts bletbt mir ni@ts Mnz
beres iibrig!"
@inSrot.- .Du, i4 bab' benz
Spunb atuan3ig Mart 9elieben! 81
i'd bas @elb tpobl iemals tpieoertrie<
se9!"
-, Der @punb III elm ebrli&er
Rerl..... unb Sbr feb ia 8tiot nod
iune!!"
Dim @ebur!stagt. Mutter:
rgh1n, Mimili, Du fbeinft Did ia
iiber Define ,lelen Spitlfa@tn gar
ni@t au freuen!"
mimili: % bod! Mber i'd bents
aud an bic 4rii9el, tpel@e i@ betomz
me, tutnn i@ ettpas oerbre@e."
Gntbedung. Die tleine Gm<
ma (einen S4metterling erbai9tno,
ber alf ibren 6inger4en ettpas Garbs
binterldbt): rM@, ieb' bod NAL, Ma>
ma, aud bic @&metterlinse finb &C.
...'. W
DerltBteMusmeg. Gin Stu>
bent bat feinen Monatsmedfel i'm
Spiel berloren arb tpenbet fid billie
fu4enb an feinen Ontel; ba biefer
ii@ ni4t ertpei@en lafen min, fagt
Der lStubent: rDann bletbt mir nur
Elm Mustpeg!" urtb 3iebt einen prd@tiz
gen Mepolber aus Der 9afde. ~l1n<
9liidli@er, tpas 1pinit Du tbun9" ruff
Ser Ontel entfeBt. nDen @epolper
berieBen!"
D1s tlu9en y q =; GotI
per: :veeln Ge{! ~ mno 2Setot !Fno 9an
gel@e!O1e 9n am 9Senn PC 9o1en, pup
3p NIT I'M aS!tF2s9aus elnen 99'tn.
o1oten anlpaH, laulen le !Wneu M
9@n3fn 9aas an'9e1 aao oe111e'os"
oue 'roBe":
x" ,an.$ m..s "a ;.t+ 9no+,
H. ~ ' ra,,S a " S"ns hs41 "S, mnn
~ a" S.m "'T S,nh m.sno%.m KS -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

@tne @elohnIaL @life:r
rpapa CAB mir 3pet pennies, um lie
in ber Rir@e in Ben Rlingtlbeutel gu
nerfen." II rug H. 49,
Mutter: rWsiBt Du aud, fir men
bief elben beftimmt iinb9
l@lfs: rSa, fir ben Orgelmann. SD
h6rte bic Matiit unb bic tpar febr arm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Ste ge@rettete Selistttt
9dnbler: sd min ni&t tptrben ielig!
tpenr1 i@ Sbnen tann geben ben @toH
biQi9er als 4 Mart per Mettr!" Rau.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Gin ausee3ei@neter 50 +
bunb. &ne@t: nDees Is iebt guat!
Ser 6uno muB 3 9aus b%etpad'n unb
i muB ben 9unb betpa@en, bob Ct
nit 9'itoblen unb 9'freHen mirb!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Dietlu9en Dadln. - G6r=
fter: rMein Gorl unb Walbl itnb 9alt
gef9eibte 9unb'!! Menn bic b0ren, bab
t@ mir im Mirtbsbaus einen 9aienz
braten anf@af', laufen iie i@neQ i'm
gan3en 9aus lumber unb pertrttben
ale RaBen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Mm @ebur!stast. Mutter:
r9eln, Mimili, Du f@einft Did ia
iiber Define 1euen Spitlfadtn gar
ni@t gu freuen!"
Mimili: % bod! Mber i@ bents
aud an bic 9rii9el, tpel@e i@ betomz
me, tptnr i@ etpas 3erbre@e."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Ser treunbli&t Mirtb.
Sic: rS@ m1&te ltpobl ipii1en, po
3err unb Trau Splitter in tbrem tlet>
men Glat ale @dite unterbringen tpolz
len, bic fie ein9tlaben baben.N
ST. r@eQ, nie i@ 9pflier tenne,
4pirb er periu4en, .fe &ae unter ben
Slid gu trinten."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Gntbedung. Dte tleine Gm<
MO (tinen S4metterling erbaf@eno,
ber auf ibren Ginser@en ettpas Garbe
b%interldbD: rM4, iieb' bod NAL, Ma>
ma, aud bic S@metterlinge finb &C.
19mintt.l"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Mu4 eine Mnmenbung 9.
Morib: rSateleben, t@ mar beim reiz
&kn Gobn unb tlaste ibm, bab i'd
mer min etabliren unb bab' tein @elb."
- @ater: r9&u, bat ct Dtr nif4t 3uz
s%etuenbetg" - MortB: ga, ben Ruz
den!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

@erltbte4usmes. Gin Stu>
bent bat feinen Monatstpediel i'm
Spiel berloren 11nb tpenbet fi@ bilfe>
fu4enb an fetn<n Ontel; ba btefer
fi@ nidt ertpet@en laffen min, iagt
Der lStubent: rDann bletbt mir mlr
Elm M1stpeg!" unb 3itbt einen prd&tiz
gen Hepplper aus Der 9af4e. rl1n=
gliidlt9er, mas milit Du tbun?" ruff
Der Ontel entfebt. rDen @ebolber
Derieben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

@in9roT. - .Du, i'd bab' benz
.Spunb atpan3ig Mart 9elieben! Sb
id bas @elb lpobl itmals tpiebertriez
se9!"
-, Der Spunb III Elm ebrlider
Rerl..... unb Sbr feb ia Btioe nod
iung!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

gataltr Drudftbler. =
nv un1ere Damen o~erlorer Mnseii9ta
Der bro9enben @efabr ben 3opf."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-11
SIILLER's LONG TRAMP.
He Reaches Jacksonville ON His
Walk From New York.

He Reaches Jacksonville ON His
Walk From New York.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 10.--Fred Millers
the long distance pedestrian, who is now
walking from New York to this city and
return on a wager Of s5,00O arrived at ths
union station this morning at 1915 O'clock
thus completin just one-half of his task.
He is accompanied by his dog Guess, q
large powerful pointer.
Miller started from New York on his
journey at o'clock on the morning OF
Feb. s, and has been just sixty-seven days
accomplishing half his walk. The condi-
tion of the wager was that Miller was to
walk from New York to Jacksonville and
return in seven months from the time af
starting. He was to start with nothing,
and was to receive nothing but food and
clothing while en- route.
So far Miller has travelled 300 miles. His
route was from New York to Philadelphia,
Philadelphia to Baltimore, Baltimore TO
Washington, Washington to Atlanta, and
from Atlanta, via Jesup, to this city. Nils
Ter has lost but seven pounds in weight
since he started on his long jaunt.
The dog Is in fine condition, being sleek
and fat.
Miller expects TO remain in the city two
days, and then start on his return trip
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-11
Ex-eUEEN LIL's IMPRISONMENT.
She Is Now Privileged TO Walk in
Any Part of a Ten-Acre Park.

Victoria, 3. c.. April 10.-The following
Honolulu advices, up to April ?, have
been received here: Yesterday, by the
advice Of her physician, the ex-queen re-
oeiyed permission TO walk in any part
OF the ten-acre park around the execu-
tive building, after the close of office
hours, at p. m. She has heretofore been
restricted to the use Of the verandas ad-
joining her apartments. It cannot be
learned that the executive contemplates
any change in the place Of her imprison-
ment.
''Of the political prisoners in the public
prison, Gulick and Ashford, particularly
ara also is very poorly. Rtckard and
Mershall are at present on the sick list.
is comfortable.
There are about fifty in all of the pollt-
ical conVicts in this prison. Last Sunday
over 500 of their friends visited them. 1t
Is considered necessary hereafter to re-
strict the frequency Of visits. Many ma
tives have inquired of members of the
government whether they would be al
lowed to form annexation clubs without
taking the oath of allegiance to the re-
public. They have been informed that
there was entire liberty in such matters,
but that there would be no treating on the
subject with the United States except
through this government"
1t has been determined to convene a
special session of the legislature within
a few weeks. The leading item of busi-
ness will be to authorize the sale of the
crown lands.
A law for this purpose has been carefully
prepared by President Dole, with the es-
pecial view of meeting the wants Of small
farmers. This law will open up large
areas of choice coffee and other lands to
settlers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-11

The Fight for Control Of the Road
Renewed.

birmingham. April 1o,-The fight between
the Southern Railway Company and the
Gincinnat. Hamilton and Dayton Compa-
ny. over the control Of the Alabama Great
Southern railroad has been renewed. Yes
terday bin was filed in the chancery
court Of Jefferson county by the Central
Trust Company against the Alabama
Great Southern railroad. limited. Samuel
FELTON,. Henry A. Taylor. John II. Taylor,
W. d. woodford. Alfred sulIy. Eugene
Zimmerman and II. f. Shoemaker.
The Central Trust Company is trustee
OF the Cincinnati extension bonds to the
amount of $6,OOo,OO0 These bonds control
the Alabama Great Southern railroad and
the interest has defaulted thereon, the pc
titioners claim.
After setting out the facts and showing
the connections OF the parties concerned,
prayers for relief are made as Follows
Nrst, that the stockholders OF the Ala
bama Great Southern SHAH meet and elect
q directory who shall hold until the time
or the next annual meeting Of the stock
holderss second that the Alabama Great
Southern, limited. shall be entoined from
casting is vote upon stock In the Alabama
Company held IN its name for Henry A.
Taylor. John II. Taylor, w. D. Woodtord,
Alfred Sully, Eugene Zimmerman and II.
f. Shoemaker: third that the Alabama
company shall be enjoined from recogniz-
ing the directory or the Iaylof anu
others, as above; fourth. that the Tay4ors
and other shall be eniolned from exerciJ-
ing the authority OF directors, ete.f
hfth the Alabama company shall be re-
strained from issuing preferred stock or
general mortgage bonds now IN its treas
ury. That IL shall be prohibited from max
ing contract or agreement with the cDn-
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad
or with persons or corporations acting
for, or identified with the same. until the
sale, under decree OF foreclosure or the
trust shares of the English company shall
the Southern and the Cincinnati, Hamilton
bama Great Southern railroad began, Mr.
Greenough, representing the Central Trust
Company. obtained an injunction In the
United States court here restraining the
stock represented by the Taylor directory
from voting on the same al the annual
meeting. The injunction on fnal hearing,
was dissolved. Some time later a bill
was filed In the city court Of birmingham,
seeking the same relief, but this Judge
Wilkinson, before whom Il was argued,
decided adversely to the petitioners. The
next step was a bill introduced in the
legislature, seeking certain relief II
passed both branches Of the general as
sembly, but Gov Oates vetoed 1t and the
two houses sustained the veto. The Tay-
lor directory are interested In the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton, while the
Central Trust Company favor the South
ern, and If they secure favorable decree
on their petition the Southern win prob
ably succeed to the control OF the Ala
bama Great Southern.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-11
AFINE MIDDLE OVER INCOMES.
A NEW SUIT TO PREVENT PAYMENT
OF THE TAX.

A StockhoIder of the Illinois Central
Railroad Institutes suit to Prevent
the Payment of Per Cent. ON the
Earnings of the COmpany-Re
Raises the Point That IL Is a nj
rect Tax and Also That II Is Uncon-
stitutiOnaI because IL Is Not Uni-
form.
New York, April 1O.-Charles Allen has
begun suit in the circuit court Of the
United States for the Southern district
Of New York against President stuyves-
ant Fish and the directors of the Iln-
nois Central Railroad Company TO pre-
vent them from paying to the government
the income tax of per cent. on the earn
ings of the company for the year ended
Dec. 81. 1894.
Mr.. Allen says in his complaint that he
is a resident of Greenfield, Mass, and
that he is the holder Of five shares of
the capital stock of the company. lie
contends that the income tax is unconsti-
tuticnal because it Is direct tax but
If IL should be held that II Is not a direct
tax, then Mr.. Allen maintains that the tax
is uneolleetable for the reason that It
is not uniform, many of the stockholders
of the Illinois Central having incomes of
less than $4,000. including the dividends
from their holdings of the stock
Mr.. Allen says that the tax is not uni
form, furthermore, from the fact that 1t
is imposed upon only about 1 per cent of
the population of the United States. name
ly, those who have incomes in excess of
$4,000 year derived from personal prop
erty, while the remaining % per cent. of
the population are exempted from the
payment of the tax, although they hold
the greater part of all the personal prop
erty IN the United States. Likewise, mu-
tual insurance companies, having assets
OF 81, 200 900 are exempted, while compa-
nies organized on the stock plan with as
sets of S27s000,000 are made 70 pay the
tax. Building and loan associations are
aiso renewed from the TAX.
Joseph II. Choate and Clarence A. Sew
ara, who have appeared In previous
cases against the Income tax law are
counsel for Mr.. Allen.
Washington, April 1O.-Treasury officials
in the absence of the fun text Of the su-
preme court decision on the income tax
law, are still groping in the dark as to
its exact meaning and have. therefore,
been unable to send out supplemental in
structions to collectors as to how the
law that still remains shall be carried out,
Collectors will have 10 be guided until
they receive official Instructions, by their
own best judgment Many telegraphic
Inquiries. both from internal revenue Of
ficials and private parties, are being re-
ceived at the treasury and are being an
swered as well as they can be with the
existing light. II Is admitted on all hands,
as the matter Is more closely studied, that
much confusion must necessarily arise
from the elimination of rental receipts
from the returns. as this exception Will
affect cognate questions. Commissioner
Miller is devoting his entire time TO
Strengthening out the tangle and hopes TO
have comprehensive supplemental instruc-
tions ready for issuance by tomorrow at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-11
FALL RIVERS IRON WORKS.
Notice of a Restoration of Wages to
the scale of Last August.


Fall River. Mass. April 10.-The Fan
River iron works mills posted notices this
afternoon of an Increase of wages to the
rates paid before August. 20. the increase
to take effect on April p. These mills are
not in the Cotton Manufacturers Asso-
citation. This action was unexpected and
has caused CONSERVATION in maufactur-
ing circles. but was followed by hilarious
expressions Of delight on the part of the
operatives.
Manufacturers in general had no reason
to expect any move looking toward an in
crease. They concede that the smartest
help are drawn by the highest aggregate
wages, and don't believe the increase was
granted in the hope of securing better
operatives than those now employed. They
VIII, In all probability, be compelled to
ADVANCE to the rates established
by the works, but no certain
statements can be made on this
IS called A few manufactures believe the
increase was dictated by philanthropic mo-
tives.
The American print works and iron
works mills are owned and controlled by
Nj. G. d. Borden of New York. In the past
Few months it is known that he has been
carrying large amount of goods which
ne does not care to dispose of at present
prices. He has bought up the market two
or three times and very soon afterwards
some weak-kneed manufacturer has sold
small quantity under the market price
thus deprecfating the value of the goods
This latest move on the part OF the iron
works is consequently regarded as
means of getting square 1t is stated to-
night that notices Of a restoration have
also been posted in the American linen
mills
a regular general meeting viii be held
tomorrow night, when very likely a for
maj demand Tor q restoration VIII be drawn
up and sent to the manufacturers.