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oS AN
OILING LEGISLATION,
The Methods Practiced by the
Standard Oil Company.
The eavy Price 1t Pald for Peace
«=A Position and Five Thousand
a Year to a Witness=iInter-
esting Testimony,
NEw Yong, Nov. 17, ~The members of the
Pennsylvania legisldture to investigate
charges made against the Standard Oil
company met in the Leland house. There
were present Senators J ohn F. Grady (chair
man) and A. J. Herr, Representatives George
8. Clark, Jamas IL. Graham, Jacob Ziegler,
John W, Walker, Thomas McReynolds and
Joseph J. McCunn, sergeant at arms. 8. C.
T. Dodd and AM. E. Olmsted, of Peunsylva-
nia, appeared as counsel for the Standard
Oil corupany.
John D. Archbold, president of tbe Acne
Oil company and a member of the executive
committee of the Standard organizations,
testified at length regarding hss dealings
with Mr. Patterson. In 1881 he made an
agreement with Attorney Gen. Cassidy of
Pennsylvania to furnish him with all the
facts necessary to prepare a basis on which
the state suit for back taxes could goto trial.
These facts cc vered every point of the busi-
ness relations of the Standard Oil company
on which claims for taxes could be
based. On this agreement the case
was made up and went to trial, resulting
in decisions by the court in favor of the
Standard company. Before the trial came
off the witness bad an interview in New
York with Roger Sherman, in which Mr.
Sherman gave notice that Mr. Patterson
would not be bound by the sgrecment of the
attorney general with respect to dispensing
with oral testimony. At this interview the
witness said he raised the question whether
Mr. Patterson could not be given a position
by the Standard in which he could earn his
living legitimataly instead of by blackmail
ing the Standard. After the state's suit was
Arch
latter would desist from his constant rttacks
on the Standard he would be paid 21,000
for his expenses in previous cases and be pro-
vided with a position at §5,000 a year.
Mr. Gowen, cross examining the witness,
asked: ‘You knew that Mr. Patterson was
employed by the state to collect evidence
against your company when you made your
Why, then, did
you wish to secure him in your service!”
“The tax case had already been made up,”
said Mr. Archbold, “and Mr. Patterson's po-
sition in regard to it was settled.”
Q. How did you pay Mr. Patterson the first
installment (87,0000) of the $15,000¢ A. In
bank bills at the Stevens House,
Q. Did you do that so that there would be
no record by a check? A. No, sir; only to
oblige Mr. Patterson; we never made a niys
tery of the matter,
At this point representative Ziegler asked:
“Did Patterson not try to prostitute the Pro
ducer’s Union in Titusville to attacks on the
Standard in order to benefit himself person.
ally” “That is the inference [ would draw
from his action,” replied Mr. Archbold
“The reason why I ask him that,” added
Mr. Zeigler, ‘is because I was a member of
the Union and that was always my opinion
1 wanted it confirmed.”
Mr. Grady—You were sold out, probably,
Mr. Zeigler.
Mr. Zieglor—Never mind, wy producti n
was only a quart a day.
The committe aejourned to meet iu Pu
delphia on December 3 a0,
A SPEECH BY GEN. SHERMAN,
A Response to the Greeting of Five
Mundred St. Louis Veterans,
8r. Lovis, Mo., Nov. 14. —Several posts ol
the Grand Army of the Republic went to
Gen, Sherman's home and serenaded him
There were about 500 veterans in the pro-
cession, The general said he was glad to sw
so many of bis old comrades present, and
thanked them for their hearty greeting. He
had, be said, returned to St. Louis with the
intention of makiog it his home, and he ex-
pected to spend the remainder of his days
bere. He referred to his former visits to St
Louis, notably in 1561, when the growlings
of war made every man suspiciousof his
neighbor. He was called on by the president
to fulfill his oath of office to defend the
country from foreign and domestic enemies,
and he appealed to his assembled comrades
to attest the fact that the oath bad been ful-
filled. He said that Peansylvania was the
Keystone state when the Union was a single
arch, resting one end on Massachusetis and
the other on Georgia. With its prosperity
the country bad grown into a grand arch,
u ng into the Atlantic and Pacific oceans,
Missouri as the keystone of the vast
pref He was, he said, 100 old to share with
his listeners in the pleasures of life, but he
should watch them from the retirement of
his home, He would welcome friends Irom
Louisiana as weil as from Massachusetts, St
Louis, he added, had many cherished memo-
together, and go on until they received the
ast call
The Dominion Excited.
Orrawa, Can, Nov. 14. Strong protests
arc coming from the Roman Catholics of the
Dominion, asking that a change be made in
the oath of office taken by the governor gen
eral and provincial governor on being sworn
into office, Exception is taken to that por-
tion of the oath which declares that no for.
sign prince, person, prelate, state or poten-
tate shall or ought to have authority, juris
diction, ete., ecclesiastical or spiritual, with-
in the limits of the country. It is held that
the essential element of religious liberty of
the people is the exercise of the authority of
the pope and bishop of persons professing
the Roman Catholic faith, and that the
retention of this feature adopted by Henry
the Eighth is in violation of the treaty of
1763, guaranteeing to the Roman Catholics of
Canada freedom of worship. No little ex-
citement exists on the subject. ‘
Unpopularity of the Postal Note,
Wasnixoron, Nov, 16.—The postal note
does not seem to grow in popular favor, and
admit that it has not met
received from
ect that as a sulmti-
tute for the money order the postal note is a
failure. The sales do not seem to increase,
and people do not appear disposed to adopt
note for the transaction of money except
only & small amount of odd cents is
nvolved, The sale of the postal note has
thus far not decreased the use of the money
y are instances,
may members of the committee
were Senators John C. Grady, of Pola
A - Ha, of rg, and
L, Graham, of Pitsbo
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ENCOURAGING.
Having been encouraged by the steady
increase of business, I have remodeled
repainted and added to the external as
well as to the internal appearance of my
DRUG HOUSE, thereby making it more
stiractive to my customers. 1 would now
thank my customers for their liberal pat.
ronage in Lhe past, and solicit a continu
gnce of the same. My stock is as nest
fall as possible. 1am in complete coms
supplied with cuts and price lists, and
anything in my line not kept in stock,
will be sent for at onceand delivered sithe
sme prices that it could be bought st if
Jou wool or sent yourself, 1 buy my
for cash, pay no discounts, which
a les me to sell just as cheap sas any othe
or drug store in the cointy. All business
ween dealer and customers strictly con-
fideatial. J.D. MURRAY,
junZhf Lo a Cantre Hall
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And all Linds ou.
RAKES, FORKS,
SCYTHES,
ROPE BLOCKS,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS, &ec.
AS WELL AS ALL KINDS OF
HARDWARE, TO MEET THE DE.
MANDS IN THIS LINE,
JAS. HARRIS & CO.
Oak
mere good
with
strongest
biggest,
outfit. 11
Hall,
Cards —Attorneys.
H EWES, i
Attorney-at-Law i
Practices in ull the Courts. Office in the;
Furst buildog, Belief onte. Zmaytl |
JOHN BLAIR LNN, |
Attornev-at- Law,
Office on Alle, .eny street, Bellefont,
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WE CUARANTEE siX BOXES
Ta pare any east, With sash erder
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wHtien Eaarantuns Lo retend ot ta
not aflert un gure, Gunretives lanned snly by
FISYER & NEXDELSOX, 308 9% Race Strack, Fhfladeipide, Pa,
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water: Fon
price, bx
weeds and pays he shee
fumes. Chur offer is this
On recegt ol GT we wilt
Wen the Uingranserta toe *
ony padres and notede FRER
oa. an wast of mio, or on re
nigh of we will wend Beith
val worth of usk FREE,
or EBLE we will send 0 wink
1 ssdmction of seek BE,
img.
pray ry, sad we
fry perc hint Peoon Ray
agent, of Keen
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87 Washington Street, Boston,
Pristration mpon the ovate of
decd of G twp. hasing It
{ law fally pa ind 1 the npders
| gpoctfn iy req regres that all persans on. i
| welves to be indebted 10 the estate to male imme
| dinte poyment, and those having clases acai
the seine 10 present the same dull anthen
lewent. J. WH.
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