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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-Rspresentstives
Of the great commercial organizations
gathered at the board OF trade today to
attend the annual meeting OF the
National Transportation convention.
About $50 delegates were present, and
among tnem prominent shippers and
business men from all parts OF the
country representing membership OF
about 10000. The meeting, which
was helu behind closed uOoIs, was
called to order by President Frank
Barry OF Milwaukee,, VINO delivered
tue annual address. He was followed
by George J. Stone OF the Chicago
loard OF trade.
Vice President Z. L. Rodgers,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-The gen.
erai de tielency bill Yves finished today
by the House committee on apropria-
tioss anu reported to the House. The
total amount carried is IS, 437, 937.
Most items are Tor deficiencies III The
regular government service. One Of
the largest appropriations Is to pay a
judgment OF sl,8l9, 900 secured by the
Sturthern Pacific railroad in the court
OF claims. 1t Will be- fought in the
House.
For completing the revenue steamer
Hugh McCuilOch for the Pacific tc0ast
Sl2,6OO is appropriated ami for her
armament S22,700.
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THE trust INvEsrIG ALTON.
sugar Refining Company iISsitates 10
procure al. nOohs.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-The Lexow
committee wIll know definitely touay
whether the books OF the American
Sugar Refining company will be- pro-
uuced.
1t is rumored the directors have de-
cided to ignore the order.
Subj euas were issued yesterday Tor
the inuIvidual directors with an tn
junction to produce the books.
"Ths directors OF the American
Sugar Refining company met yester.
day AFTERNOON" said Attorney Parsons,
sand the request OF the committee that
they furnish the agreement in regard
to the purchase OF the Philadelphia
Refining company and certain figures
regarding labor ana the amount of
taxes paid by the company In New
York was considered. L was auth orizsd
10 present the agreement ana the TO-
formations" Parsons handed in the
document.
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Cherries Sidenberg filed a suit today
against Fred Simon OF al, TO recover
$4,000 on a prOmissory pote, secured
ny mortgage. Booth, Lee d Gray are
plaintiffs attorneys.
Alfred Thompson Va Albert Weber;
Judgment by defsult.
l.. M. Trimmer VS. John Menary;
order publication OF summons.
Z. w. Mills We the Sheep Rock Min
ing and Milling company; order for
temporary Injunction made, motion for
receiver denied.
Charles Sidenberg vs Fred Simon
ct al; permission given to sue receiver.
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PIERRE, :. D., Feb. is On the
senatorial ballot today the Repu blica ms
OF the House voted almost solidiy for
Kyle. The Republicans OF the Senate
began al once TO change to Kyle. Be.
lore the result was announced enough
changes had been made TO give Kyle
60 votes, three more than necessary.
With solid Republican vote anu a
few Popuiisis VINO stayed by him,
Kyle secured enough votes to pull
him through.
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BROKE HIS ANKLE.
Cur Of Police Paul Meets With
Painful Accident.

AZ Chief Paul OF the police depart
ment was leaving the station about IL
O'Clock last evening, he slipped on the
stone step In front OF the station and
broke his ankle. He was conveyed TO
his residence in n carriage ana was
Afterwards given attention by Drs.
Dart and Pinkertop, who reduced the
fracture. The accident was very
painful one,and while the chief 10 now
getting along nicely, 1t will n,cessi.
tate his remaining at home for several
weeks.
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Philadelphia, also made u short =
ufess ami papers OF interest were rend
oy Jerome Carly, Phiiadelphia, II. ).
Lang, Frank a. Scott, Cleveland
chamber OF commerce; Sherman lyle.
hart, Chicago frei sht bureau; l..
Whitelaw, 81. Louis, rcpresentiug
National Paint, Oh and Varnish as.
sociation; Col. Roger, Minneapolis
chamber OF cOmmerce, and Dennis Il.
Smith, Toledo.
The meeting adjourned late this
afternoon.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. lS--The House
today roplrteI the conference report
on the bill to penoion the widows OF
Major General Stonomsu ami General
Julius Stsbl, $50 and $50 respectively.
Tho Hopkins-Kendnll contested
election cOnttet case from the
l0ih uietrlct OF Kentucky was re-.
sumsd. Rgyse Qud.), member OF the
O mmittee who signed the minority
report, took the Il lor in support OF the
contestants claim.
The Houso has ueciied to seat Hop.
kine, tho Republican contestant
against Kendall, by vote oil 1877 to
81.
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Judge Cherry drew the names Of
twenty jurymen from the Jury box
this morning. The venire was m iue
Ieturnable Tor Tuesday next. The
names OF those drawn today are as
follows:
George Heintz, John #. Axiom, John
b. Cummook, J. w. Jenkins, ID. O..
Barrel, George f. Gibbs, Henry
Ruth, Don II. Portes, l.. 9. Trent,
james b. Bloor, Hyrum Sohotield,
George s. Brioe, s. ii. Lufi, Herman
Hill, George H.. Cit, George h.
Dryer, Jonn E. Hansen, Moses
ii irsohman, Thomai f. Grifilihs,
Joseph ThoIup,
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On the. Improve.

Ths many friends OF Mrs. Louise
Ellis Wallace VIII be pleased 10 learn
tn at she Is on the improve from the IS
we're sickness through which she has
recently passed. A message re-
oeived from Teton Basin TUESDAY by
Mr.. james Ellis announced that his
wife had arrived at their daughters
bedside and that the critical stage oil
Mrs. Wallace's illness was thought to
be passed. Mr.. anu EiIs. Wallace
were formerly residents OF this city,
having been Dor II and raised here.
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TuESgSATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-Only five
senators weru present when the session
OF the Senate opened today. but the
galleries were crowded with ladies
ntlendIDg the Mot1eTs' congress-.
Villas tWis.) occurred the passage OF the
Senate bill ITO extend the use OF the
mail service" Itptovldes for the use
Of n patent postal card and envelop @
with cupons attached. The postmaste T
general lie authorized to suspend the
system IL it proves unsatisfactory on q
test.
After twenty minutes the Senate, ON
Sherman's motion. went into sxecn'
tive session.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 1s,-It rs
definitely set.led that Hanna Will not
10 into McKinley's cabinet. Hanna
announced this morning that ne was
determined 10 remain in Ohio. He
will contest the Legislature next winter
Tor q full term in the United States
Senate. In fact, Hanna's supporters
have alresdy,organizea his campaign.
The hope that Governor Bushnell
may appoint Hanna to fill the unex-
pired term OF Sherman has practically
been abandoned.
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CHARLEsToN, Feb. lS.-Secretsry
Herbert anu party arrived from WASH
ington this morning. In the party
were Renr.A dmirai Gnerardi. ex.
Senator Butter and Col. Il. IS. Farrow,
second. auditor Of the treasury. They
were met by Mayor Smythe and the
committee Of recepul IN. A detacn-
msnt Of naval reserves aaluted the
party with tweniy.sevon guns.
Al 1880 the party was taken aboard
the reyepue cutter for q visit to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
AND JOIN THE GREEKS.
European Powers Not Seriously 0p-
posing The Hsllsnes.
THE KING WILL JOIN HIS ARMY
10 Says He Prefers Death In battle
TO Remaining Inactive in t..c
Present Crisis.

ROME, Feb. 1S.-A special from
Larisss, Greece, says q thousand Mace
domains have crossed the frontier and
Joined the Greeks.
THE POWERS BACKING GREECE.
BERLIN, Feb. lS.--It is learned that
the proposal OF Germany to blockade
Piraeus, the portef Athens, in order to
check the warlixt ardor Of Greece WINS
vetoed by GreM Britain and there ia
little prospect OF its being adopted.
This Information tends to strengthen
the belief that the great powers are
not seriously opposing Greece.
KING GEORGE TO JOIN THE NORTH.
ERN ARMY,
PARIS, Feb. lS.-A dispatch from
Athens says King George ia TO take
com mand In person OF the northern
army. He lie reported to have said
that he preferred to die IN battle to
being an exiled king, which would be
his fate, II he did not take the lead IN
the present crisis.
CANNOT WITHDRAW FROM CRETE.
ATHENS, Feb. 1S.-M. Skouzes, min
lister OF foreign affairs, replied to the
last communication from the represent
tstive powere, saying that 1t WAS I'M
possible for Greece TO withdraw her
torpedo feet "a long as the excitement
continues in Crete.
DOWN WITH THE FLAG.
CANEA Feb. lS.-Owing to the
anomalous situation of the Greek
consul here, on representations OF the
foreign admirals, ne has removed the
Greek flag from tue consulate.
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THE "sAGE OF ESSEX" DEAD.
One of tho Founders of tho Republics
an Party Passes Away.

BEVERLY, Mass., Feb. lS.-John 1.
Baker, the ''sago OF Essex" an aboli-
tiouist and one of the iounders of the
Republican party, Ia dead, aged SO.
He suffered broken hip In a iail
thIee months ago ana paralysis result
ed ana caused his death. He was born
in Beverly, August is, 1873, anu he
has always lived here. In early lie he
signed the pledge and became very
much pledged In the cause OF tenn
perance. He was an early abolitionist
anu " as a memner OF the anti-sinvery
wing OF the Wing party. Ia 1854 ne
wss on the provisional state commit
tee with John A. Andrew ana others,
which called the eIate CON ention oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 49, A con.
ferenoe OF uignitaries OF the Roman
Catholic church has been held here to
select candidates for the vacant bishop.
rio OF the Concordia diocese.
The purpose was to decide on ak
names which are to be sent to Rome
for final action. 1t is understood that
Raw. Il. f. Lillis Of this city was rrost
IavOrabIy considered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

CHICAGO, Feb. iS.-rhe National
Associations OF Merchants ana Ttavel-
l.rs VIII bolt a convention In this city
February "A to March Avn, On Fri.
Jay, FebiuI y 26lh, a public me citing
will be- held ut which James II. Eckele,
comptroller Of the currency, Will speak
on currency reform. The convention
will draw large attendance from all
the Western states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

The attitude of tho Powers In che
Crstan Question satisfactory.

New York, FEB. 18.-A dispatch TO
tho Herald from 81. Petersburg ssyt:
Entire satisfaction is felt here at the
result OF the joint action OF the powers
IN Crete and Emperor William's warm
adherence lie mucn appreciated. Even
England's action is praised by the
NovOe Vremya. As q precautionary
measure, serving as n caution to Greeks
TO behave reasonably II the worst
should come TO them, the Russian
squadron is ordered to remain of
Piraeus. Its force OF eight chips will
be- strengthened further by the add.
ton OF The baIileship Imperetor
Nikolsy II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

LONDON, Feb. lS.-Osmand Walter
Jeffs, al old employe OF tue Pacific
Steam Navigation company, who dis
appeared with $4,000 belonging to the
company while en- ronte TO Mexico via
the United States and was arrested ut
Liverpool last Monday, was soDtenced
today to i've mUnihs' Imprisonment a.
hard labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

BISMARCK, N. D., Feb. ls.-A dis.
patton frJul Wlnunn, south OF here,
says: Mrs. Waldron, Themas Spicel
auu wife, Ineir daughter, MRS. Rouse
and the latter's twin children, age
near that place. No particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

squadron Mt the mouth Of the hsrbor.
The governor, lieutenant-R governor,
'tate officers and members Of the
genarel assembly of South Csrolii a
arrived rom Columbia at noon.
The blockade maneouvers are over.
The line o. blockade ia broken and the
sbins are oil punched Mt the anchorage
without regular formation,
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Williams and yasey.

On Saturday evening next, at the
Sanitarium, gymnastic exhibition
Will be given, ut which tins Jim
Williams ana Bert Vsley VIII engGg 20
Ia six round glove couteet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

BERLIN, Feb. lS.-rhe North Ger
man Gazette today, referring to the
fsr.reaching bimetalllc conclusions
some newspapers have attached to the
recent Welt OF Senator Edward o.
wolcot', of Colorado, TO Prince
Hohenlohe, the imperial chancellor,
declares the senator's audience was
practically one OF courtesy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

treasurer, Theodore ID. Rand. Phila.
delphls; secretary, R9sseter W. Ray
mond, New York City. Papers were
read by Edward Kollar, Boston, Chas
Cattlott, Summit, W., and A. J.
Spilsbury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

New York, Feb. lS.--A. Il. Reg
nolds OF Chicago, the amateur cham.
piOu Ice skater, Will meet fifteen skat-
ere in Brooklyn tonight in what prom
ises to he All exciting contest. Five
prizes havs been oil .red and the result
promises TO be- doubtful up to the END
OF the race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-rhe Senate
Committee on military nfiairs to-day
took adverse action on the proposition
to bring the cagots from West Point
to the inauguration. Senators Bate,
Cookreil, Mitchell tWis.) and Walt.
hsll voted against the measure.
Hawley, Proctor and ShOup voted
for, Palmer did not vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

CANTON, One, Feb. lS.--Dr. t. II.
Philnps this morning said: "Major
idcKInley has about recovered from
his ilIness, hut needs anu must have
absolute rest and quiet. He cannot re.
ceive any callers tnis week, nor Will he
20 to Cleveland before the first OF next
Week.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
Mining Enginoers Elso. oncerr,

CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-At today's meet
ing OI toe twenty.seventh annual
session OF this American institute OF
mining engineers the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President George s. Brown. South
Bethlehem, Pa; vice presidents, ID. W.
Brunlcn, Aspen, Col, w. L. Eustis,
Boston; James Douglas, New York
CITY; managers, CIV. Goodall, Butte,
Mont; Frank Lyman, Bro0klyl /;
Frank Nj. Stanton, H0ughton, Mich,
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Ola Directors Reelected.

New YORK, Feb lS.-rhe old boar d
oil uiiectors, with one exception, were
Reelected at the annual meeting of the
National Lead company.
To-Day me regular quarterly divi-
dend o. ! Fer cent on preferred stock
was declared, payable March Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 49, The
street car strike was settled this morn
ing. The men returned to WORK at
The scale 10 effect prior to the trouble.
The agreement Is to last a year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb. S,-Postmaster
General Wilson this afternoon an
nounced that he had accepted the
presidency OF the Washington and
Lee University, Lexington. Va.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb. lS,-rhe Presl-
dent touay Gent the Ssnata the nom-
instion Of Thos. Willing Peters OF the
District Of Columbia be to consul at
Planep, Germany.
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TIE Arbitration TREAT.
Not PrnbsbIc tbas n Vote Can Il,
Renched ON she siensrrs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-Soon after
the Senate went into executive se,-
sion there was contest as to whether
the arbitration treaty should be cou-
sidereu or nominations taken up. On
a yea and nay vote those who desired
to consider nominations were victori.
Gus. Many senators who favor the
treaty voted 10 take up the uomlus-
nations. Tue vote was significant
showing that the majority OF the Sen.
ate do not believe vote can bo rsarn-
cd on the treaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-Wm. H.
Munger nIs teen confirmed judge Of
the district OF Nebraska.
The silver star., 1897-10-28
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE or CoIoRAno,


COUNTY OF MoNrEzuMA
In accordance with the provisions OF sections
10 and 20 of Chapter 81 of the General Siati'tes
OF 1883 OF the State of Colorado. notice IS mere,
by given that u General Election VII! tic neld
in the several wards and voting irecincis N
the State aforesaid. on Tuesday. the second
day of November, A. ID. 1887 for the eleciion OF
the following officers. to-wit;
One Judge of the supreme Court
One District Attorney in 9th iudi ial nistiirt.
And further; Pursuant To the provisions OF
Sec. 81 of the Chapter 81 OF the Gcncral stat
utes of the State of Colorado entitled "Elec-
tions;" notice is hereby given thai a rcnorai
election W II be held in the several votins pre-
cincis in said County Of Montegnlia IN ihe
State aforesaid on the Tuesday s,cccedins ne
first Monday i'll the month of November A. ID
1897, to-vit. On the second day of November
A. D. 1897. That ON said day the following or
ficers are to be elected, to-wit.
One County Clerk and Recorder.
one County Treasurer.
One County Judge to Ill vacancy
One County Sheriff.
One County Assessor.
One County Commissioner for Commission
or Dist. No. 81
One County superintendent OF schools.
One County Coroner.
Lne County Surveyor.
justices OF the Peace for various precincts.
Consiahles for various precincts.
IL witness whereof have hcrennin set my
hand and official seal at Cortea this siSth day
OF October a. ID. 1897.
JoHN WEsCiI,
(sgArl County CterN.
The silver star., 1897-10-28
"Rubberneck."
From The San Juan rrospcctor.

From The San Juan rrospcctor.
The Prospector has often been
asked the derivation of the word
"rubberneck," occasionally used
nowadays. AS the word is ordi-
narily used, rubborneck appears to
convey certain disrespect to those
who are strolling aimlessiy about
looking at signs, policemen, bicycle
hosiery, or anything that attracts
the eye. The word will not be
found in Webster, but is presuma-
bly, derived from 'caoutchouc (rub-
ber) indicating 6exibility, or elias
ticity, and neck, the narrow piece
joining the head to the trunk OF the
body. Combined they produce
rubberneck, indicating a soft nature
pliable disposition, possibly GER
tain degree of verdancy, as opposed
to "stiffneck, generally accepted
as conveying hauteur, contumacy
and inflexible obstinacy in right or
wrong. The expression is suppos-
ed to have originated with a man
who was in the habit Of wearing
home-laundered shirts, stilfly starch
ed, and his contortions OF the head
and neck in seeking to recedc from
the rasping or rubbing advances Of
his ncck-bard, gradually gave him
the name of "old rubberncck, and
later the name was more broadly ap-
piled to those who twist the head
and neck about, let the causc be
what it may; hence, is modernly APP
piled to tourists, unsophistica,ed
people, or any who avail themselves
Of the elasticity Of the neck in order
to secure more favored view OF
given object. Boiled down, the
modern application Of the word rub
berneck is one who drinks in th.
beauties of nature or art with inter.
est; fresh" person, an unsopiis-
ticated traveller; also used a. sign
) of disrespect.
The silver star., 1897-10-28
Railroad Notices.
(ssAIl
ZONE SEEKERS ExcuRsroS.

ZONE SEEKERS EXCURSION.
Another series of Home Seekers Excursions
has been arranged from Illinois Iowa, Kai sas
Missouri, and Nebraska, to Salidr. cadvie
els TO be sold at one lowest frs:-cass fare for
the round trip. plus s. 30. Tickets 10 be limit
ed for cotinuous passage up TO Lead,ilie, Sa-
Ida aud Alanosa. Bey oud these points top
overs will lie allowed
ickets must be executed for return passage
ut destination. and when SO executed Viii then
be GO d ior continuous passage Without sup
over To original starting point Comnier clns
IN date OF execution tickets viii be good foi
lrtlTrn leaving dest nation any Friday ar Tues.
lay within tweniy-one days following daie ui
sale
Date of sale Nov .. Nov l6. Dee z. 'Flrc =
1897. The 800 which has heretofore been
collected by terminal agent has been aao,i>hrd
and no certificate Will toe Issa ed Simply stamp
md witness purchaser signature.
The silver star., 1897-10-28

Colorado Federation OF Woman's
Clubs, at Pueblo, Oct. n, 2s and g, 1897,
For the above an open rate Of one
standard fare from state points 20 Pueh-
10 and return. Tickets to be on sale
Oct. % and %. with tira! return limit of
Oct. 30, 1897. Going passage to begin on
date OF sale. Continuous passage in each
direction
The silver star., 1897-10-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Tuition
Of 300 per month will be charged for
each pupil attending school ut Dolores
who is not resident OF District No. i.
WIN. Nj. MAY. Pres.
WM. J; ExoY, Treas. School Board.
o. d. PYtE, Secy
The silver star., 1897-10-28

Montezuui
nonainatioa
IS petitione
'oughout u
,rty Embleu|
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
MONEY TO BJRN, But NOT FOR BAIL.

HOW J. T. WAGNER. TIE BASEBALL MAGNATE
CAME TO SPEND NIGHT IN JAIL"
Roston Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-J l.. Wagner. presinent
If the Washington Baseball club. spent last nieht
in Charles street Jail with over S1N' In his pocket
while a telegram was waiting for his bondsmen 10
come and put up a small part Of that amount As
bail The cause Of Mr.. Wagners Incarceration
dates back to the starting out Of the unfortunate
Texas steer company last winter 'uS
Scbmelz WAS behind it, The company did not nave
much success and it got into debt with several
roncerns Among these "A printing mouse IN
New-York Tho firm sent its bill for ~" l" NaF-
n.r Brothers time after time only TO GET the Ir'piH
that they were H. no way responsive ior IN" neptS
Of tho Texas Steer company. Ihe printers =, u'
termned to make the Wagners pay the Dill ne!
brought suit 10 attach the gate receipts IN thi.e
Western states. and paid the costs oil court i WlIn
more or less cheerfulness when fhey lost lleir
eases. - r..-tio,. codo,
Yesterday ss Mr.. Wagner and PRESIDENT oou',h
NJ the Boston Club were sitting in the grand
stand watching the game, a deputy y-shellH aP
proached them with "A request for Nagn,r - -
m ain over In Boston and show cause why ne silouh
MOI nav that printing bill Mr. Soden sild hi
v,o,Id he responsible for Mr. wagner : apI.frt"
in court hut he seemed to forget AL apout H.
Tol, Grams ana messages failed To reach MN NJ
yya0ner had no other acquaintarceS IN l6oston an
vas obliged to spend the night in jail nuch 10 h,s
disgust The law of Massachusetts iorhinS q hat'i
giving his own bail This morning MT 9oueh aP
noared and furnished the long ooked-for b"hds'