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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

Aay methOi which ia productive Of
lasting and baD,G'ia resnlis is y good
method. Reasoning, says Locke. ia the
faculty OF deduciog unknown truths from
principles already familiar
The principal difficulty with teschers
today is The same that Horace Mann poiut
ed out years ago, We do too mnch tell
ing and too little teachiag. Ptotrsfor
Dewey s'ys Of present day mntbods.
They sucosed 10 ornsLins ont sll sponlan
sous Interest 10 the subIeot itselt even II
they do not oil bat destroy a o,pscily Tor
H.
II 10 this spontaneous interest that must
be awakened aud kept alive, The teach
er mnst be spontsneous, enthusiastic very
much sliVe. Sooh a teacher never uses
textbook duiIag recitation, IL ready and
apt in bis Illustrations, pleasing in man
ner OF presentation, Sb'e to preesut tho
same thing 10 dlll rent wsys, never resorts
to sarcssm as meaus Of correction Or 70
cover np bis own lack d Information, gets
bic class where the members are not
fraid TO try. slts little duung recitation,
possibly not vi al, cecsares sparlngIy,
praises much. Bat tbs KIDD Of teach
in2 tskes time ior careful prepsfst 90,
and much hard work IL required
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04
uts Revenge,

He vas detsrniBei. II sass despsfate
step Aie' bai bic mind was made up
shsll st.y At home To-Day sni attend
10 The hou.etold Affairs. be ssid.
Naturally che vac startled,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

lu desllng sitb consumption two thinss
srs neeafal. 90 keep ap The beet sod Vitsi
lty. sud also 70 bill cot the tubsrculoas
germs. O8s mssss used 10 keep up toe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04
B. |. HOWE,

SUCCESSORS TO v. n BCsDY
ALI KINDS - Mat. p sss SIT 49, smat
s4 A,ta Yestut o. Flali 80 Pro-, b brusa.
So .Uf hahfH sttfi CfEus. "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

DIS MoiNEs. March 3-Ilalf a doEcn
meetings were held In churches 20 pro.
test against the passage o. the liquor
manufacturing bill The speakers In
the meetings were nearly all either
third party. Prohibiuonists or Demo
Gratis, aud most Of them were preachers.
Resolutions were adopted In the meet
ings claiming that the passage Of tho
manufacturing bill b. a violation Of the
compac, by which the passage Of the
Mulci law was secured DR. Carlos
Martyr Of Chicago spoke a. several Of
the meetings. but said be was no, sure
but he hoped the bill would pass, ns it
would take the question ont Of politics.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

inauguration were somewhat diroom.
forted by poor weather. There was a
raw northeast wind, and melting snow
made matters much worse
One Of the most propitious days on
record was that on which James Blu
chanan stepped into the presidents
chair. Tho sun shono freely aud the
weather could not have been made bet.
ter.
Linoons first inauguration was "a.
vored with excellent weather, while
apon his second administration the
weather was disagreeable and threaten.
ing
General Grant had bad luck in the
choice Of his day, for it was gloomy and
rainy. Il was even more unfayorablo
when he was inaugurated for the sec.
ond time Il il said 10 have been the
coolest day on which an inauguration
ever has taken place
For the thrd,time inauguration day
fell on Sunday when Hayes bccamc
president, and the ceremonies on ih,
following day took place with unfayor'
able weather
Garnoid's Inauguration was brilliant
one The,carth was snowclad and th,
winds wcrc sharp and cutting. though
late In th0 forenoon IL cleared and Oh,
air was mld
Cleveland FIRST Inauguration weather
was mostmusnicious. and not Tor o. Ion.
time haiIthCrc been weather so bllmI
aud spuugiko
ono ~ the stormicst March day
Washington has ever experienced gruet
,d Harrison when Boz entered into ih0
office Rain felli torrents AN day, an.
flag. and bunting hung limp from IN.
polling storm
Atthe lastluaugurauon, when Grove
Cleveland assumed office Tor the sccouI
time. 70 was "a cold. drizzing day Tn
wind was strong aud clustering an
coming from all point. Of the compass
AZ one and the same time. made hfe on
Of doors most heartily uncomfortabl
and disagrccible
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
BY coySELLY. PALMER& cARyEs
NatcoLu CaEsrs Editor
suusCEmTION PRICK:
Per Week, I5c. Per Month. CO..


Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
Henry Rohde went to Houston yes
terday.
re. Tabor returned from Dallas
yesterday.
Judge Brieil returned from llillsboro
yesterday.
Horse and surry Tor sale-sec Mrs
Fannie Calhoun. IS
T. a. Aldrdge came down from
Ileafne yesterday.
Go TO Edge Bros for an kinds Of feed
STUFF. Phone i6i n
Tuesday March was the anniversary
Of Texas independence.
WI. Roberts has jest recovered frou
hard spell Of sickness.
For coal In airy quantity call on John
NJ. Lawrence and Co. Telephone No
-. gSif
Eta Lee and Cuba ere two hot pota
toes winch It iiekles Grover TO death 70
hand over TO Mack.
J W Coulter Il receiving new spring
and summer goods. Call and see how
cheap they are. 7sl
iloke Smith can put his lhumbo on bis
noie and wiggle HE fingers at Grover
and the other boys this morning.
Consumption LaGrppc. Pneumonia,
cured by shlloh's Cure. Sold by all
druesisis
DIE wealhefford and Raysor have
fitted up splendid Offices over James
drug store.
Have You seen Mss 50 Icons new
stock Of millinery Its the prciiiest
ever shown IN Bryan. -
Constipation causes more than half
the Ms % women. Knrrs Glover Root
Tea j. pleasant cure Tor Constipation
Sold by al druggists.
Having returned from the wholesale
cenlefs with new and complete si5ck
Of up.to-daie millinery, Miss 81. Leon
feels that she is better prepared than
ever 10 please her customers and IN,
public, and invites one aud an 10 We'll
her millinery parlor ucAt door 90 In,
Exchange hotel. IS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
PROMPTLY PnId.

Nav loRg ltFE lNsrRANcr Co.. JoAv A.
McCMt, President.
Agency at Bryan, Texas, Mar. 3. 1896.
Ma. 4, e, rluoR, AT New York Life
insurance Co., Bryan, Texas
Dear Sir.-l have today received from
you your company che in iull set.
tement Of policy No. 035t S held by
my husband, Prof Duncan Adriancs. in
your company, Ny husband died Feb
Slh proof Of death was sent in Feb
18Th, and ] NOTICE the check 6, dated
Feb. .6ih. Although insured in other
companies the New York Life IA IN,
hr,t to pay me. I de. ire 10 thank Won
Tor your kindness iu set ing up pr Of
papers without any trouble TO me. aad
shall take pleasure iu recommend.
ing The New York LIN. Insurance Com.
pany TO my friends. Respectfully.
dltwlt Mas MARY W. Anni,Nce.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
Mr. baldwin Seriously M

NEW YORK. March 3-Chris'ophcr
Columbus Baldwin. the naval oiiic z. d.
seriously ill.of stomach trouble at his
apartments IN the Hotel Renaissance
he has bocn on several days. but his
physicians believe he Is improving MIR
Baldwin was president Of the Louis
villo'and Nashville railrad during ih,
Nortonrcgima and'is widely known Ia
the financial world.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

Farmers are up 50 i'm their work. some
have planted corn and Others are wait.
Ing hr warmer weather. The cotton
acreage will be- about an average with
iormrr years.
There have been several thousand
bushels ofc'rn shipped to Marquee in
the last ihrce months.
We have the finest land for growing
pc ,aiocs iu Central rcxa. and five only
had a market for them We might pr1s.
per In raising potatoes.
The health Of the people is very good
now. \ short time back the Lagrippe
was very bad.
Garden truck i' beginning 10 need
rain. We al join in saving hurrah foi
the EAGLE +. W. WILSON.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

/ Mr.. S. Myers and Mics Sarah Fowler
were married Tuesday night at III,
Methodist parsonage, Rev. George +.
Clothier officiating. The couple were
strangers here.
The carLoneite photo which has the
ine appearance Of steel engraving Is
the latest rage with fashlonables every.
where. They are made at all the lead
ing siudios-sarony's, FaIk's, Stedens'
and Dahlgren's. asa.
J. A. D. Robinson and wife were here
yesterday en- route to their home eight
miles north Of town, after visit to
Wellborn and Mil.ican. Mr.. Robinson
saws cotton planting Il going right
along bHskly In his community.
Bort Norwood has returned from ST.
Louis loaded with the greatest line Of
bargains In dry goods ever zen. lie
has a stock Of remnants ia ladies dress
goods which he will close out At Q cents
per yard that you should not fail TO see.
Miss st. Leon has returned from the
east with the most exquisite line Of
millinery that could be bought. In.
GLIDING novelties IN hats, ribbons, ami
everything mp 30 date. There is NOT a
scrap OF old good. in the house. Call
and lie convinced. So
Mr. S. e Fullerton OF Tarsus. Tur.
key, Ieciured at the Methodist church
here last night on Armenia aud Tur.
key, detailing he costumes and man.
ners Of the Turks aud telling Of Anne.
nian ma.sacres Mr. Fullerson says he
recently escaped from q Turkish pris.
on where he was sentenced o. impris.
onment ior hfe fr treason.
The Buckman Farce Comedy COMPANY
open their engagement 90 the opera
house tonight The mcmler. OF the
company have been here two week.
working hard, an have made a yery
favorable impression We believe the,
will give fine Performance, and hope
to see the house well filled. The pric,
OF admission, 10, ~ and 80 cents. /.
certainly low enough TO prove popular
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
Celebrated NJ OUR. E,tsn.loa.

KANSAS CuY. March Tho eaten
sion Of the kausas City, P.tt-burF and
Gull road, completed yesterday, was
generally colehratcd in kansas City
simultaneously with the driving % Oh,
last spike nearly all the steam whistles
IN she city united Ia one long and pierre
ing scream. Later the Third regiment
band paradcd the streets, and AZ night
red fire burnci from the roofs Of score,
Of Kansas City's biggest buildings
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

Buchanans City Market for fine
sausage ofall kinds. ~
Dr. Tabor. ine black buggy horse
died Tue day afternoon.
Billy Gamer Il able TO be ont again,
the Eagle notes With pleasure
Mrs. 2. a, Raysor Of Chapel lIill, is
the guest Of her son, DR.. Raysor
Good bye Grover. Call the kids,
whistle % the dog and clear out.
A considerable amount Of cotton was
brought 10 by Italians yesterday.
Corn, oats, meal, bran, bay, cotton
seed meal and fresh and cheap
Edge Bros. n
Mckinley will be formally inaugural
ed today and Hanna will spit on his
hands and take fresh hold on the sit.
uation.
The carboneite photo Is the latest,
newest and most durable picture
DahlgTen makes fir,t class carboneites.
dSi
Some d the prisoners made another
attempt b escape from jail this week
but we're caught up with and prevented
from carrying out their de.igns before
any damage was done.
was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross Karrs Clover Root Tea Ia,
made me well and happy.
Sold by al druggists.
MPS. T.. b. wORDEN.
Mack Dunlap, win Dunlap, J. ?
White. Thad Williams and $. c. vii
liams were up from Millican yesterday
Mr. s. G. Williams is with Mr.. +. l.
Martin, who Is prospecting Tor coppeI
ore on the Navasoia river, aud say. N,
latter Is thoroughly satisfied with thu
quality Of the specimens he has secure.
aud IL now engaged In determining N,
extent Of the deposits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

BByuN0uAM. Ala. March @ William
Morse. said Co be onc,of the most noto.
rious pickpocket- IN the country, Wa
arrested here by Detective Crockett Of
Nashville, who says ho d wanted iu
shat city. and that he has been follow
ing him for some weeks Morse drew d
pistol and attempted 10 shoot Crockett
but four policemen came 90 the detect
ives rescue and overpowcred Nor,
who, when searched. was found 60 have
several diamonds aud other articles o
jowolry in his pockets
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
DAN STUART srlll SICK
oniy Abls Ne, 10 NJ up Ia uE Room
~ Carson.

CARSON. New. March 5-As yet Dan
Stuart has not left bis room. lie sai up
for two hours yesterday. but was very
weak and received no visitors other
than his ta,incss representative. Things
arr going quite a. smoothly. however.
a. u stuart was a. the helm
Delaney says JcGdos has been offered
tl5oJ purse 90 fight Stc.zer In San
Francisco. and that Jefirics wired back
his acceptance. However. s,clmUrsaid
the club putting u7 the purse wanted
tho aght for April .. aud he claims be
cannot be there IN condition NJ that
time. a. 70 will be- impossible 10 got
ready 30 soon after the fight between
Corbctt and Fiizammons About N,
middle Of April, he says. be viii aghi
Jelncs Tor money OF marbles
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
AFFAIRS N CRETE.
Union 81 crete Win Greece Urged b.
the Archbishop ~ ~ timo.


the Archbishop 81 IT, timo.
NEW York, March "A special TO
Tho Herald from Athens says NJ Dion.
isius. the archbishop Of Rotimo. accom-.
panied by three Crotan deputies, has
presented 10 the king a memorial urg.
ing tho union Of Crete with Greece, and
begging him 20 persist IN his patriotic
attitude despite the pressure Of the
powers Tho Crotans. the memorial
pointed out, are unwilling 90 lay down
their arms before their desire Cor union
IA, been accomplished.
King Gcofgo replied that be- was not
das.at.ug by a hairs breadth from the
original policy announced
An Albanian fo.co Of 1900 troops with
arm. and ammunition, which recently
reached Janlni, has been sont thence 60
yarlu. places IN Macedonia and Epi'
rus
The Greek warships under Admiral
MaouHs have arrived a. the PiTeaus
10 b. officially stated that the Greek
troop. concentrated 600 the Turkish from.
/ tier number 10000 men,
Captain Sa,h.ouus has succeeded
[ Commodore Ranck la command Of the
feet in Creian waters
The former military governor Of
/ Crete. lbrahim Elhcm Pasha, ha'
reached the Piroaus GA his way 20 Con-
stauunOipe
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

PKRRY. u. T.. March a-rhe horse.
lees carriage will soon b. introduced IN
Oklahoma 20 carry mail. Henry Msri.
field. who runs stage line from III
Reno 20 Cloud Chief, In western Okla.
homa, q distance Of 90 males. viii begin
March % 70 run motor carriages foT
mail and passengers Tho rad Is level
and straight
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

An entertainment will he given by
the young ladies' auxiliary Of the Pres.
byterian church Friday, March II, at
the residence Of Dr.. W. II. Wilson
Hours p. m. to ~. Chicken pie lunch
viii be served With lemon punch; a
pretty assortment Of sofa pillows Of.
icrcd or sale. The public Il cordially
invited. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

BURLINGTON, In, March Judge
Smythe has'signed the decree ordering
the foreclosure u the t2OO. 900 mortgage
held by the American Loan aud Trust
company against the Burlington Elcc.
tric Street Railway company. Tho date
Of the saloihas not been fixed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

FAYETtE, NO, March -AA.cquol 90
tho killing Of John Wells by Thomas
Gibbs Is the filing II a suit Tor $4,000
damages by the widow Of the dcocasod
against the slayer Of her husband Mr.
Gibbs aged mother died saturday
The shock from the murder hastcnod
her dt1afh
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
Lay the Dust.

Hoe, rubber hose, Tor lawn, yard and
garden use. My fresh stock Of the,
goods have rniytd. I can sell you hos,
trom cent. TO y - cents per foot.
Respectfully,
81 J. ALtuN MNUgs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

San Francesca. March 3-Owiug 90
a seizure by treasury agents Of contra
band opium valued at tiooooo and O
further seizure valued at $4,000 later,
the price Of opium has advanced e. per
pound Al tho opium inl the ciiy BE-
now held atigl5 per pound, and is cH.
nnrind fn nhNhncn 30 an
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

MONTREAL. March AN the EN-.
ployos n the United Counties railway,
running from S. Johns 20 S. Hya'
uuihc province q Quebec, are on strike
because they have not been paid Tor ..
months. They number 200 and ary
nearly an French Canadians They are
IN great straits aud a riot Is feared
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

LONDON. March g. -Tcrriac gales aro
prevailing IN aud along an coasts
Much damage has been done 20 property
and many wrecks have occurred No
loss of life, however, Is reported up 10
the present.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
Marriage Licences

Issued since our Las, report by Coun-
~ Clerk G " McMichsel. Eddie Scott
TO Berthe Daniels, CIV Fisher 10 Mary
Heron, Jacob Boco'cck TO Annie Hol.
'obence. August Pacha 10 Anna
Schrann, John Cain 20 MolHe Sanders.
Josh Elmore 10 Aldie Israel. Henry
Deayereaux 20 llesielle swarmer. Geo.
Sharpe to Henrietta Moore, Minor Wal.
ker 20 Louyeuia Adams J II Thomas 10
Ada Freeman, b Werial 10 Eva g g.
Dick Mckinney 20 Catherine Lucas.
Robert johnson 10 Caroline Feio. AZ
Moreno 10 Matte Esglestou, CT IRA.
mo.is TO Laura Bcnard. Bw Dewc,t
to Ella RaiIey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

CAIRO, Ills, March 3-Elijah Kirby,
recently convicted Of a hoinous crime,
and confined IN the county Jail, hung
himself In his coll with small rops
while the other prisoners were sleeping.
lie claimed N BE- innocent Of the crime
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
A r.rrlhl. AmIriInn

CrNrRniA, No, March g. Miss Lucy
Marshall Of this city has had hicooughs
since Christmas day. and has been I'm.
able thus Tar 10 obtain relief, aud con.
tinues TO hiooough every day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

! will redeem any Coupons or Tick
cts sid by any other Photographer just
In the way they propo,e to redeem
them, u presented at my gallery. ju,t
the same a. u issued by me.
bSu j A. DAnL0HElN. Photographer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

TRINITY, Ter, March 8-Thrcelhigh'
way robbers drew their pistols on Char
leyiElliots audi compelled him 70 give
upRn the mOnsy in the store No ar
AT
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

Nfw YoRE. March S-Ih' Herald's
correspondent in San Francisco sends
word that General Guttorrns b. dead,
General Guttcrras was a candidate foI
the presidency Of the republic Tor On,
term u isgs-laO2.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
THE MARKETS.


~ Lows. March a-Caitle active higher
Trsas and Indian steers. ssiiatm. cows
and hciicrs a. m1lm
Hhscp strong. NATIVE muttons nia1t 81
Tcaans, g. uaasl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

Pills do not curc CONSTIPATION. They
only agguvatc. Harris Clover Root
Tea Gives perfect regularity OF the
bowels Sold by al druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

Five Cottages Nr sale or Rent ,.o
a good family horse aud buggy aud a
line colt, wears old. JNo. n. wmn.
colin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

CAVrA. Island of Crete. March g.
An engagement lasting two hours took
plac, last evening between .tho Greeks
on the heights o. Mlaxa aud Bishilia.
SIOUX. Of the villages Of Narakoron and
Ch,katria.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

Diseased blood. constipation. aud
kidney. liver and bowel troubles ARE
cured by karrs Clover Root Tea Sold
by all druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

thousands OF cases % Consumption.
Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Group are
curcd every day 10y Shiloh's Cure. Sold
by al druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

FoR sAtr-Ata bargain, my comfort.
able home. Terms reasonable. Apply
To Mrs, II Ryp'n.ki. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04

Why suffer with coughs, colds an
Ia grippe when LAXATIVE BRono QutN.
lyE viii cure YOU in one day. Does
not produce the ringing In the head
Ike Sulphate Of Quinine. Pot up in
tablet. convenient Tor taking. Guar.
anteod TO cure, or money refunded
Price, Poe. For sale by
VI. n. James
sam b. Wilson,
=. J. Fountain,
Ap1 Halls Drugstore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-04
DIR. HAIRSTON


REGULAR GRAnuANE N nKDiciNF
curcss al forms of RrcTAt DISEASE rlls,
Fl'tula taur,s lirhlur or rmfitrs AMI and
liberated nowels without use u Rulls Or 10.
letton ffom business Ave cure 1To ray.
ana ne ray U-nt,1 curo5.
special attention rlyen 10 private diseases
Once houH to ~ and ioapm
Onico upstairs next dour 10 Esgle oniee
dtulf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
suspected of rorElnE the ponc,, VIII

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 28.-By rea.
son OF q strange story prInte IN a
paper Of this city, George MELON ell,
the celebrated Bank OF En- ;isud
swindler anu one OF his associates n
that historic escapsde, Edwin Loves,
or Hiltsi are under arrest in Cuicago,
beinE held OH u trivial charge ON tne
assumption that McDI0ell is wanted
IN San Francieco to answer d charge
OF forging the pencil Will OF the late
james q. Fair.
la TACT neither Mcdonnell or Noyss
was ever accused or suspected of lorg-
ing the pencil viii or any o her docu-
msnt OF Importance in the litigation
over Senator FAIRS millions. Captain
OF DE ecllves Lees says that carly
yesterday be received telegram fro IN
Chicago asking II McDJneli was
waited In San Francisco and replied
III tho negative.
Captain Lees added that McDOnnelI
hau' served mis- term iot his crime anu
tfoee his release from prison hae
worked hard, aud that IL was an out.
rage to arrest him for crime for
which he has never been even sun.
pected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

The Reorganization Committee Guar
aBt=es Four and n Half million
NEW YoEN, Jan. %. The announc.
ment is maze by tue Union Pa cifc
reorganization committee that It has
come 10 an agreement with the gov
ernment in accordance with which
tho latter has begun foreclosure pro-
ceedings In its lien upon the Union
Pacific lines, in elusive of the Kansas
Pacific line. The reorguu zltiou com.
mittoe guarantees a mini mum bid OF
something over $40, 100000 Tor the
governments claim upon the railroad
and for the COVER m lnt Union Paci ilc
sinking fund has ueposited 81. 900, 900
as earnest money. Kuhn, LoeU anu
Company, bankers for the reOrgauizl-
ton committee, have assured the COM
mittee the funds required to carry its
agreement with the government into
effect.
OMAHA, jan. 23.--It is believed In
Official circles OF the Union Pacific
here that the reorga nizaiion committee
which bo ught the Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern will buy under fore
closure and again bring together the
segregated lines Of the Union Pacific
system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
SCALPERS' TICKETS.
Petitions 10 Congress Against the
Passage Of a Law
PROHIBITING THE SALE OF THEM.
They Were Signed BIZ Members Of tho
Legislature aud Prominent
Citizens.

The interstate commerce commits
sion recently made recommendation
to Congress urging that law be
passed prohibiting the sale of s0alpera'
tic kets 1t was contemplated TO forbid
the sale OF railroad tickets by all per-
cons except duly authorized agents OF
the railroad corporations. Many Of
these scolpers' tickets are sold ut re-
duced rates and 1t sometimes Oceurs
that people who purchase them are
either put of the train or compelled to
pay their fare. When application lie
made for redress at the offices OF the
companies, 1t lie refused on the ground
that the ticket was not transferable.
To avoid this the recommendation
was made that the snle Of these tickets
be stopped.
Two petitions have been sent from
this city urging Congress to take no
action in the matter. The petit
tons were signed by members of the
Utah Legislature now In session, aud
by other prominent citizens o
Snlt Lake.
The position taken against the pas.
sage OF the law is that 1t would be in
the interest OF the railways anu against
the people generally. The petitions
have been circulated among leading
citizsns for signatures anu It Is under.
stood were sent to Washington last
evening.