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HOUSE..

The house met in regular order.
Memorials and petitions were presented as
follows;
BY Mr.. Haynes--A memorial from citizens
of Washington county, for prohibition.
by Mr., Baker for Mr.. Johnston, same from
Leon county.
BY Mr.. Fruit, same from Shelby county.
BY MFR. Strong, same from Hayes county.
By Mr. Chenowlth, same from Fannin
comfy.
By MIR, Beck, same from the oolored people
Of Travis county.
ByMr, Hll, Same from Folk county.
by Mr., RIchar1s "a petition from druggists
of Medina county, asking for a law REGULATE
ing the sale of drugs and medicine.
BY Mr. Richar2e-A petition from the county
officials aud O counter petition relative to is
suing bonds for the floating debt Of Kendall
county.
by Mr.. RichaZ, ,-A petition from citizens
OF Kendall county, for location Of normal
school.
BY Mr.. Lnton--h petition To diminish the
Jurisdiction ofthc county court of Montgomery
county.
By Ar. MARIA petition from citlzens Of
Wilson county, asking the appointment of q
dlstrict-attorpsy for the nineteenth district.
Mr.. Barry, for the committee on claims and
accounts Of doubtful validlty, reported recog.
nizing the validity Of the bondu Of 1865 10 the
amount of $4,000 And Interest up to date
amounting to $50, 5I9 rs duo to the school ia ID
The committee recommends that the interest
be spPortioned as soon as possible for the pub.
lie schools ofthe state,
Bills and resolutions were introduces ps fol-
lows:
Ny Mr.. ESsh--A biliEgraatipg so acres 10
each person who has no homestead and Loaf a
limb in Fsxas in the oonts lerats ssivios.
BY Mr.. Sribbliug-A bill authoriGlnG the
commissioners OF organized oossties TO levy .
tax in unorganized counties, when tho same Ia
attached 10 organ ned coustia.
BY Mr. rrymisr-A resolution 10 rescind the
resolution 10 prlnt one thousand journals
daily, and s'y hundred and twenty-five.
Tabled.
Mr.. Foster offered an amendment 10 The law
regulating the granting OF certificate, to
teachers.
BY Mr.. oarlcton-A bill permitting the city
railway OF Austin TO use dummy steam en-.
gines.
BY Mr.. Caroton- A bill repe. ling the act al
lowing property holders In The city of Austin
to close slreets and alleys.
Mr.. Daniels called up the penltsntlary bill,
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court OF appeals DeclsIons.

Special TO the Herald
Galveston, Feb. % la the court of appeals
to-day the following cases were decided:
Jo'eph Pendleton VS.. Il. Bass; from Com
'eles. Dismissed
!, W. Green va. Ned Larkin; from Walker
Reversed aud remanded
VIZ ilauCe vs. Emanuel Antoine; from
GoFssi9n Alarmed,
George Varyow vs.. the state on habeas cor
pusi hom beina. an appeal reversed, and
bal al.oweiin the sum of 81 600,
c. A Paris Va. n. S. MoDade: from Waller.
Affirmed,
Buck MIl'erys. Ne state; from Brazoria. AZ
iirmed
5. V, Wheat Va, Y. Il. Bshannsn, from
Wharton. Affirmed.
Il, j. Barghin vs.. tho state ON ha5eas corpns.
from Milan. JuSgment rofusinv ban or.
tirmcd.
John Y, Stamps vs.. N. d. McLelland: from
Gonzales. Affirmed.
CA. Lewis We. Haveman & Co., from wal
Ter. Affirmed.
The corporation of Houston vs. Waller coun.
county; from Waller. Affirmed
j. Kerr ct al. vs. Il. T.. Clegg & Co.; from
Galveston; Reversed aud remanded.
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Houston Items

Special to tho Herald
Houston, Feb. 20, - Last night come
robbers threw poison into yard
on Prairie street for the purpose Of pols-
oaing watch dog. The dog ate some but re.
covered, but fine one belonging to Mr. Pan.
mel ate some aud diel this morning.
at an early hour the residence of Mrs
Mary Stsbbs, in the fourth ward, was de
rroyei by fire. The house was vacant 1T Inc
time. Loss, fully covered by insurance, tl ,OCO
Three hundred and auy-two excursionlsts left
for New Orleans this morning. About forty
Others who missed connection on account o.
delay on the Houston e Texas Central, remain
here, and will go on IN the morning.
Bogardus and his sons VIII shoot here on
Tmrsday.
The Pacific express company is fitting up
fine ofrice here. The company will commence
business In few days
A large number Of prominent railroad men
ore in the city to-day.
Westher cloudy with occasional rain
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AsrRosGEn TONE
House of Commons,

London, Feb 26.-In the house of commons
this evening marquis Harrington said he
Thought that Premier Gladstone would be IN
his place In the house Monday, .bu, he was
sorry to say twas not certain; If the Premer
was. absent Monday he QLord Hartlngton)
would make statement in regard to public
bui'iness. MrForstar, chief secretary for irs-
land, said he would tonight propose to post
pone the arms bill till Monday and should tho
government propose to postpenei 1t for con-
siderable time the sense of the house would be
taken on no subject. Blr Stafford Northcote,
conservative, aud others raised several poiAta.
The speaker said that II the protection bill
passed its third reading tonight he intended
ON Monday TO declare the state OF business not
so urgent
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and it was made the special order for nex
Saturday.
Mr. Finlay moved that bills Nos, lG9 aud lis
oe considered by the committee, they being
the ones to amend the charter OF tho Gulf,
Colorado Santa Fe railroad.
Mr.. Woods moved that the bills be prln,e
and tabled subject TO call. Carried
Th' committee substitute for the bill for the
protection of sheep against sca6 was adoptea
and the bill rsGd the first time.
MIR, Reaches bill to dispose OF certain lands
known as the Indian reservation was On
crossed.
The bill for retunding money to parties who
have paid taxes twice was ordered printed.
The bill making certain counties in the Pau
Handled land di'trlets was engrosssl.
The senate bill for the election Of a district
attorney in certain districts was taken up amer
several amendments was cngrossAd.
AS tho house refused TO suspend the rules and
pass, Mr. Thompson moved to reconsider the
vote engrossing tho bin for the sale OF alternate
sectious Of railroad lands.
The bill was taken up and several ineTsctual
attempts were made 10 amend, uhen tho house
adjourned I'LL O'Clock In the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The house resumed the discussion of the bill
for the sale of railroad lands.
Mr.. Finlay amendedso as to allow a new ap-
praisement of lands In any county when the
commissioner of the land once refuses to an
prove the valuation.
Mr' Matlock put the emergency clause and
the bill passed under suspension OF tao rules
The bill to grant league and Lahore of land
70 the heirs OF Moses Herring was taken up
End passed.
Mr. Carleton inroductel Joint resolution
providing fora committee after the method of
the French government The concurrent res.
olutlon provides FOR the appointment of A
JOINT committee of three mcmbers Of the house.
who shall meet on the close Of tho nr.son ,
session to examine the bills and joint resola-
tlons not acted on by the present legislature
ana report to the next Legislature what action
should be taken upon them ;it also provides thut
! iheame committee shall meet thirty davs be-.
fore he meeti ng of the next legislature, md
rtVss the said report, aud also recommend
Vhe passage Of sAch bills as they may deem OF
pubic interest, substituting such bills with
their report. The sitting of the committee i,
limi'edto ninety days in al, ind for lheir ser.
vices they are to receive tho mileage and ps
diem Of a member of the legislature.
Mr.. Mack had MIR, Traylor's bill, relating ia
| change ofvenue, taken up.
Mr. hcCord, in one of his usual eloquent,
earnest speeches, opposed the bil
Mr.. Matlock wss astouishedatMr McCord,s
I position la opposing 1t.
/ Pending consideration of this bill tho house
adjourncd till $3.50 o'clock Monday morplng
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Charleston, 5. c.. Feb 26.--rhe closing pro-
ccedings in the Cash trial at Darlington yea
terd0y, were watched with Interest. The ar.
gument Of the attomey-general wasa power
ful appeal, consuming ove- three
hours Argument was closed by
Colonel A, Q, Lpaln for the delenss tthe
conclusion Of his argument Judge Presley b.
livered his charge TO the jury. He said that
this was the performance OF most painful
duty for judge and jury. There was no doubt
OF the fact that tie ptople Of tho United States
Were descended from barbarous races and tbat
the civilization of Europe Itself was recent
thing, and we ourselves were Just emerging 20
light aud even yet rGtain some traces OF thlt
client barbar,sm. Ho compared theprogress
OF England and the United States In the mat
ter OF ths suppression Of dueling He had no
sympathy with a civilization that il PROMPT to
slander and -defame, and wnen taken 20
task declines reparGtion No christianity and
civilization was worth a flrthipg, but that
which, was slow to give ollense and quick to
accord redress, The Judge and jury he said
had duty to perform, and in performing it
had no right to regard the usefulness OF the
law or the tolerance heretofore given n prac.
tlce, which he regards as > relic OF barbat
What was II that one OF those weak, SichIy
flowers that the foul breath of slandsr couid
wltherS What was it. that it was not firm
enough in its purity to wither de-
lamatlon2 This honor TO be retain
ed only by duel, was as false as tae tears Of
sand. Judge Presley gave various,l illustrations
a tln iuiu4 "a t11n pnIp a
In dueling, in regard to the relative skin,
strength and flrmnsss Of the combatants 1t
could only be sustained according to tho dual
lists own theory of the yindcatlon of honor by
a strong expert against weak, agitated and
unframed one. The Judge alluded to ihe ex-
treme difficulty of considering the subject us
plhcol before jury, but tho jury could not
stain their souls with q crime because otaers
had done so. Ha charged that the .con-
mon law of England In relatlo
TO homicide had never been
disused in this state, and the lawyers who
doubted It's present force could doubt any
thing. 1t would bo murder under the COM
mon law now obtaining here. The accused
could not prove sudden passion, while being
attacked, in Justification of the killing No
man could voluntarily place himself IN the
post of danger and then claim that he killed
his antagonist in self-defense, solemnly be-
fore God and man. He charged the jury ON
the laws on this point, that according to
law, the otfencs with which The prisoner was
charged, was murder, aud II was nothing
else, The charge was listened 10 amid ceep
silence by the multitude of spectators. Col.
Cash leaned penslvely on q book and heard
the tho judges words with r. detected air.
The jury retired at 4;l5 p. M. and the crowd
In the coart room thinned out. At 8, p. NJ
the jury had not returAed aud court wa. still
In session ,theltired assembly waiting about tse
court room till lO;45 p. M. when the jury not
having brought ina vorsict, coxrt was sd-
jouined till 10 O'Clock this morning
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Affairs nc Austin

Special TO the Herald.
Austin, Feb. 26 The Austin Grays and
Manning rifles left here Tonight to attend
Mardl Gras at Galveston. They go by the way
of the International and Gulf Colorado & Sante
Fe railroad.
Judge Ware was this evening sentenced to
the penitentlary for five years for forgery OF
land titles. lie is seventy years old, and has
been for So years respected cltlzen:ofs
county. lie will move for new trial.
The apportionment bill, sent you last night,
ia not the Joint committee argument, simply
the committee draft.
The senate seens fully agreed TO submit a
constitutional amendment prohibiting the sale
or manufacture OF Intoxicating liquors.
The railroad bill has ssen maze the special
order in the house for Monday, and IL ID
thought II will occnpJ the entire week unless
postponed.
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Galveston Items


Special to the Herald
Galveston, Feb. 26.--To nights trains came
In crowded with Mardl Grls visltors
captain Bosardus and sons gave wonder
ful exhibition of skill in the use Of the ri ne
ana shotgun, al the fremont opera house, 10 n
large audience Tonight
The Mccullough combination, with tba
great tragediAn in the leading ole, omen n
weeE's engagement at the opera house, and
the United states baad gave grand promen-
aas concert ut the Cotton Exchange Monday
night.
grand masquerade ball by the Turner'S ia
In progress now az Artillery hall.
The Right Eey. Alex Burgess Episconal
bishop Of Quincy, Illinois, will preach at
Grace chapel Tomorrow morning, and at
Tfnity church at night.
General A. q. Aalloy will arrive In the
city In tho msrning, aud assume the duties
OF collector ofsustomS on the first of March.
John Cook, boy thirteen years old, robbed
tho TIL at GuS Mckannon'S, u fruit dealer, of
thirteen dollars to-day. lie was arrested late
thls evening and Jailed by detective Cappel.
VIM A.Shaw, OF the Evening Jour nal, has
typhoid pneumonia, :.
Several cases OF cerebral meningitis in the
city.
Scarlet fever is quite prevalent among the
children,
Ten deaths tao past week and ten mar
riagSs.
The Manning rifles aud Austin grays, eighty
st ong, from Austin, will arrive tomorrow,
ana be received by the Galveston rulery.
The college Of musical art will opes on the
ist of March, undsr the direction OF Professor
Pitcher, of this city,
Entered-Norweglau brig Fortuna, from
Liverpool, With 5,3l2 sacks of salt consigned to
Vaughan & Co
1t has raned all day, A norther Ia anti.
cipated.
The municipal canvass is becoming quite
spirited.
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! ESTABLIsHEU IN 1919
( PRlOE FIVE GENTS

on marsha of Dallas, who wished to secure
ms Children. II seems to be the old story of
an unlaithfnl Wife Marshal Morton, accom-
panied by amembero the police f5rce:of Dal-
i"s' arrived here this morning. His wife Will
not DO separated frem her children, one of
woom is a handsome young lady, and the en-
..re party returned to Dallas this afternoon.
me destroyer of the husbands happin, IS, In
.''suise Is said to have come part of the way
igoiu psllas with sim Mrs. Morton was Tn
route to Mardl Gras at New Orleans.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
Special to the Herald
Austin, Feb. 26. 6.-seaate met pursuant to
adjournment, Lieutenant-governor Storey in
the chair.
Prayer was offered by the chaplain.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with
Petitions We're presented as follows;
BY Mr.. Powers, from citizens OF Dimmlt
county, asking fora law requiring volunteer
guards to assist in executing the laws under
criminal process, Also same from Atascosa.
By Mr.. Cooper, from citizens of Polk county,
on prohibition.
By Mr.. Lair, for many hundred slgners, for
prohibition.
Reports By Mr., Terrlll, on senate bill No.
l75, with committee amendment, recsm-
meading Its passage.
On senate bill amending article 26O7, chapter
l6, title AZ, recommending that 1t do not pass
On senate bill No lOi, with committee sub
| stitnte, recommending its passage.
On senate bill No. 2O4, recommending its
passage
| On senate bill No lS9, with committee sub
stitu,e, recommending It's passage.
On genate bill No, lS6, recommending it's
passage,
BY Mr.. Gooch, on senate bill No. $780, favor =
ably
On senate bill No.9l, favorably.
On senate bill No l07, fayOrably.
Onfenste bill No. us, favorably.
On senate.bill No. ls7, favorably.
On senate bill No. l79, favorably.
TilsNp IA Z. "a, m,
claims, on ienRts bill No, $50, favorably.
Also on senate bill No. 1SS favorsbly.
Bills ana resolutions were introduced as fol-
lows:
BY Mr.. Powcrs-A bill establishing the coun-
" boundaries of Uvalde, Havalla, Dlmmlt
aud Kinney counties,
| BY Mr.. Stubbs n bill protecting the rights
of minority stockholders in incorporated COM
panies.
By Mr.. shanuon-A bill providing for the
appointing. Of beard .of commissioners of
rAilrosda and telegaphs and regulating
lreights, fares etc Referred.
Senate bill No 100, the general appropriation
act was taken up,
Mr.. Martin, of-Eavarro, amended by iu-
serting ten thousand dollars. in lieu OF five
thousasd for the collection and dissemination
of statistics Adopted
MIR. Light'oot amended by inserting fifteen
| thousand dollars for representation OF Texas
at the Worlds fair In 1883 Adopted
The bill was amended by Mr.. Lghtfoot so
rs to give the chief clerk of The treasury slsOO
instead Of $500,
Mr. Homan offered an amendment
q \ qc tn OF va ihe ch inf cIara Of t ,raos,,.,, I
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Action sFthe ConniVee ON the Fund.
ing ELL,

Wa5hingt m, Feb. 2G.-rha ways and means
commtiee of the house, after session of
three hours to-day, Instructed Representative
Tucker to call up from the speakers table the
funding bill, and al chairman of the commit
tee to move concurrence In the senata amend
meats, together with the amendments agreed
oby the committee at their last meeting, W, ,ih
one exception, and the amendment adopted
by them to-day, The lattsris the amendment
proposed bv Representative Mclnby TO add
tho following 70 section OF the blll ''Pro-
Nded, that nothing In this act shall be con-
ttuod 20 repeal or in any manner affect sec
tioNs 529O, b29l, 1928 and 1924 OF TIE revised
statues of the Uni cd States"
TheNmendment adopted at the last meeting,
enieniRg the date mentioned IN the NTH Sec
ton from July 10 septomber l, was to-day
| struck or,
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Petersburg, Va Feb s5.-In the hustngs
court yesterday, Judge Mann rendered o de-
ctes perpe.ually ignoring and restraining the
city from collecting taxes upon the real estate
of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics asso-
citation, .holiing that the association being a
charitable Institution, Is exempt under state
statutes. The case was test one and of in
teresi, a number OF other institutions being
involved In similar suits.
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neuute
Washington, Feb, %. bills were Introduced
as follows.
BY Mr. Misunderstanding the right of way 10
theNew Orleans p Northeastern railway com
any through the public lands along their
route from New Orleans TO Meridian, Miss.
Referred 10 the committee ON railroads,
hr' Butler offered resolution, which was
apeed TO without debate, instructing the in.
dtcary committee to inquire and report by
what authority and under whose appoint.
mont Mr.. r. Il. NJ. Wallace is ex-
erciaing the duties of United states marshal
for South Carolina.
MIR. Grover, from the committee on public
lands, reported tavorably ON the senate bill TO
grant public land in Alabamt In aid Of rnil.
roadf, and for other purpose. Placed on
calendar.
Att de0ate, the senate on motion by Mr..
Harris adopted the order of business 10 take
elect immediately.
On the expiration OF the time allotted for
'ne calendar business Mr.. Morgan briefly
addressed the senate on tho resolution,
report from the COMMITTEES on foreign rela-
TONS, and now on the Vice -presldsnt's table.
declaring that the United States will insist
that ih c)nsentis necessary condition prece-
dent to the construction OF ship canal or
other means of transportation across tho
is,hmus.
MIR. Eaton said that unless some other
senator dsslrsd To discuss II, he would ask that
the resolution be taken from the table.
Mr. Hoar called attention tosthe absence OF
Me. Window who, he unSorltool, had given
notice Of his desire TO speak on the subject.
aai also suggested that ia one particular ex-
PRESTON the resolution might require modla-
cation The subject, ,was here dropped.
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the hiKSouri-Pacinc road south fron
Fort Worth has reached point
eighteen miles north OF Hillsb5ro. The work
between Waco and Hillsboro is all let and sew
eral hundred mon are at work on 1t.
The meningitis Is reported In the Texas &
st. Louis railroad camp few miles east OF
Waco,
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Points From Paleutine.

special to the Herald.
Faieetine, Feb, 20.-Dsn Kennedy, section
hand ON the Houston division OF the Interna-
uonal 4 Great Northern railroad, was run
over and killed by freight tram to-day, three
miles north OF Gapeland lie was asleep on
tne track and supposed TO be intoxicated.
Mai Penn's meetings are largely attended.
de oumpers 10 converts up to this time
A large delegation leave here Tonight for
Mardi Gras at Galveston.
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Chicago, FEB. 2j.-A dispatch from Sioux
Falls, Dakotah. describes q fuel fahise 81 pre-
vailing in thstlooAllty 10 sn slsrmiag extent,
thssss ne deaths frsm freezing are an yet re-
psr,sl. Telegraph poles have bsen cat down
and ussd "a fusl. Tn. pubus schools hsvs been
clss,d s.d business generally suspended.
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Marr,,nlI Mntters

Special to the Herald
Marshall, Feb. 2G.--Yssterday on Mr.. sloan,s
place. twelve mites from Marshal, two small
negro chudeen Were burned TO death with the
house In which they had been locked by their
mother while absent.
The Catholic fair netted about 5000.
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CondItlon or Aralra in w.m strnet,

New York, P9b 90 --rhere Is snll feeling
OF uneerlaluty and doubt existing In Wall
street mingled wtn hope that the worst is
over. Although Riees are somewhat nrmer
al seem to agree tint tho condition Of AFFAIRS.
briefly stated is as Allows: II the secretary
o'thc treasury csa relieve the strngency in
the money market, or ilreller can be had from
any quarter, the stock market will have a ma
terlal advancei other wise the present prices
can searcely he sustained. The sub-treasury
has purchased mp to this hour, 4,7lO, ,OOO
bonds.
AsrRoSGEH TONE,
New York, Fob. 25.- During the last hal /,
hour of business on Wall street to-day, the
marketwas strong in,tone,wlth an upward ien-
dency as to prices, and closing prlces slowed
en advance In the days trade.
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hollc fair netted about $500.

Ex-Sov rnOr ThrOeknaorton Better.
Special to the Herald.
Marshall, Feb. 3.-A telegram received to.
day by W. II. Pope, says ex-G Governor Throck-
morton Is very sick but better.
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Tho Apportlonment Coufeyeuoe.

Washington, Peb. .6.-The COMMITTEES OF
conference on tn, spportlonm.n, question met
this morning and discussed various PROPOSE
tlons, but fsiled to agree upoa either project or
o compromise.
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I.m,uati.as by tac pre.iasnt.

Washington, Feb .o'-The presl dent Of the
senate to-day made the following nomina-
tlon'; Robert f. Miner 70 b. postmaster at
Newsan, Georgia, nd A. N. Morrison to be
postmaster stEnnis, Texas.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

A Section Hand Run over and Killed
~aTs Morton and Her ChiIdren
coming Back HOme!- Ex-Gov-
srhor rhrOckmOrtOn BETTER
Two Negro children
Burned 20 Deathl-An
Old citizen Sem
fenced For Land
Forgery, Etc.
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Mrs. Morton and her Children Coming
Home.

Special to the Herald.
Narshall, Feb. 26.-The arrival here yester-
day morning of Mrs.W. i. Morton and her three
children has given rise to the discussion of a
Dallas scandal. They were arrested by Mar.
shal Adair, upon telegram from W. +. Nor
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Won't surrender Their Circulation

Poughkeepsle, f. Y, Feb. 26.-The banks
Of this city, after full consideration, have de.
cded not to surrender their circulation.
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XYIITH LEGISLATURE.
F0RTY-FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS

Another Big Day for Prohibition Peti.
ttOns-> Humber OF Amendments
offered 10 the General ApprO-
prtation BiIi-PrOpOsal For
Joint LOtnmittee After
the deIhod
French Government
For Cleaning MP
All business.