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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
A Merchants Association.

As per call, the business men of
Fort Worht held u meeting last night
at the office of the Fort Worth Land
and Live Stock Association and formed
an organization called Merchants
Association 10 remain in existence
until every means has been exhausted
to get relief from excessive insurance
rates.
Mr. George Battle was elected presi-
dent, and Mr., d. Q. Wise secretary.
Mr., w. Bondies was appointed a
committee OF one to confer with the
companies with the view of getting in
surance rates reduced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
The Transcontinental Meat Com
Dlny.

There was meeting of rhe local
directors OF the Transcontinenlal Meat
company IN the Traders National
bank building yesterday. Prelimi-
nary steps Were taken for making .
call for twenty per cent. of the amount
subscribed by the Fort Worth subscri-
bers. The executive committee was
ordered to make contracts and SUI err
wise construction of machinery and
buildings ut once The president of
the company will be here on the tenth
of September to locate permanently
and personally superintend the con
struction of the building and ma
chinery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Mansfield Male and Female Col.

opens on Monday, the End of Septen-
Der. We are pleased TO announce to
our friends and patrons that Prof r. G..
Harris has been added to our faculty.
Prof, Harris enjoys an enviable position
In the profession. He was principal
of Weatheriord High School last year.
We wish to make this institution of
learning the leading one in the state
~ enjoys a splendid reputation now
all over the state, and we will add to
its efficiency every month. We want
70 save our fellow citizens the expense,
the anxiety and the modification of
being compelled to send their children
to other states to be educated. Help
us, and we will meet your demands.
JOHN COLLIER.
President NJ. NJ. & +. College.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Gone With the sheriff.

The sheriff of Bowie county accom-
panied by u deputy arrived i'm the
clty night before last and took charge
OF Capt. w. l.. Ganson, who il charged
with murder They left early yester-
Gay morning for the county seat OF
Bowie, where the preliminary exami-
nation will he held. So far as can he
learned the evidence of train men and
passengers controverts the dviny
statement made b, the man who fill
or was pushed from the train. and nh
assert that the conductor was not near
him at The time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
COL. WILLIAM YOUNG,
The Genial Cattle King OF Fort wortl,
Brings Home LoveIysGeorgia Bride.

Brings Home LoveIy'Georgia Bride.
Col. VIM. Young of this city was
married on "Wednesday in Lexington,
Georgia. to MrC. Lizzie Lotion of that
place. The happy couple returned TO
Fort Wortl by Max pl-Nashrfile, in
whic4etssSt! they I1Iade brief visits to
friends. They Arrived in this cit
yesterday Mrse Young, nee Lotion,
nee johnson, is sister OF Mr.. Thos.
Johnson of Fort Worth, and Col.
Young met her in this city for the
first time about ten months ago The
bride comes from one of the best fam
lilies in the state of Georgia, and in her
early Youth was married to Col. j. T..
Loftoya distinguished lawyer OF that
state and afterwards Il colonel in the
Confederate army under the great
"Stonewall" jackson, and commar ded
the sixth regiment of Georgia volun-
teers, and who was killed at the head
of his brigade at Fort Fisher, North
Carolina, A number of Col. Lotion g
old regiment are located in Tarrant
county, and u number are scattered all
over the state. Mrs. Young has one
son, young man about eighteen
years of aye, who has just graduated at
the State University of Georgia, the
cfm0 mater OF Robert Toombs, and
who expects to come to Texas and
adopt his fathers profession of law.
The happy colonel was found in his
Office yesterday, surrounded by host
OF friends who were showering con
| CALCULATIONS upon him. He had stolen
march on them and, possibly with
one or two exceptions, none knew he
was married until his return. He
| IA l.,
and no doubt he was. The GAZETTE
wishes him all the happiness inlagina-
b'e with his lovely and accomplished
! bride
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
The Recnr.lcr,s Court.

In the recorders court this morning
the following eases We're disposed of!
May West, vagrancy, s. and cost;
Fay Arnold, vagrancy, s. aud cost;
Ora Hamilton, vagrancy, S. aud cost,
Minnie Lewis, vagrancy, IS aud cost;
Mollie Blair, cnrsing, $40 and cost, APP.
pealed; Eva Williams, cursine, $40 and
cost, appealed; Mike Connally, curs.
ing. 50 and cost; James Burns,
drunk, SIS and cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
A New Ilnterprisc.

There is n movement on foot among
some leading capitalists OF Fort Worth
10 organize an extensive hardware and
manufacturing company in tn city.
There has been some informal discus
sion about the proposed company and
II meeting was 10 have been held in
this city yesterday but was postponed.
No charter has yet been obtained but
the company win no doubt be organ
lied at an early day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Sad Accial

Mrs. Biddison, WI
William Biddison, |
Tarrant county, abol
Of Fort Worth, fell d
day morning, brea
arms and bruising b
DIR. Fitzhugh rende'
surgical assistance q
ing as well us could
the circumstances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
New TelegraplII

The Gulf Colorado
way has added as
telegraphic line wllg
exclusively for ne
commercial bushes
commercial and rallls
been sent over the "
new wire viii gleg
TRANSMISSION Of all ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
Twelve Months In the City--The First An
adversary of the Grocery business
OF Combs, Read & Co.

adversary of the Grocery business
OF Combs, Read * Co,
On the first day of September last
Messrs. Combs, Read n Co. opened an
unpretentious grocery store next door
To L.. y. Brunswis's on Houston
street. For souc years in the grocery
business at Mineola, they came TO this
city ripe in experience as to the wants
at the retail trade, and though they
dealt cautiously in the beginning.
using but small amount Of
capital In their business, the quail
ity and variety OF goods carried In
stock, proclaimed them business men
OF rare JUDGMENT, and told of their
peritc CT acquaintance with everything
necessary 10 make their undertaking
IL success On the 26th of April last
they changed their location Tor want
of more house room, and are now In
their elegant new building, one door
south of the postofilce~ Step by step
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Notice.

Hereafter all communications in re-
gard to leasing or renting the Ger
mania opera-house should be addressed
TO John Hoefie, T.. o. Ii. al, Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Hotel Arrivals.
MRTRopoLIrAN moTEL.

MEIltoPollTAN HOTEL.
Jas Collier, Liberty, l. Dempsey, Big
Mo Springs
y Iaylo", Cleburne I.LTnylor, cIeburne
u q ualton, III Mulhollsnd, La
: q Mcl.enon MeNia fayette. Ind
Mrs X ID Welborne, Geo J Bar ram and
henrie Ia family, Dallas
Newton, seymour Jno Kelly, city
J. A Mckee, Jr, Dallas l. \ Pires, Dai os
W APriuce, Memphis r. + Wilson, 4 Il r Ry
IL q Cornelius, larks- j McC'ork. Memphis
vile \ X Whitehead, Deca-
+ A baker, city tur
Butler and Wife, J w Booth. Decatur
1nddo y NJ Craig, city
lArnard 4 fri nd, II = Ross, city
Colorado Leo Conner, city
Jay Rowan, city 'rhos 4 Martin. city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Fort Worth Busll@|
English TrsIi''|

Opens AIonday,s
day and night ~
ceived in all delasI, h
college or address
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Dyspeptic and nsI|
of sorts, - Goldens VI
will cure. .isk 10
Other. OF drugs'ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Mr.. John Hamilton, Ennis, says !;
~ can testify with pleasure to the
value of Browns Iron Bitters. IL haas
cured me of indigestion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Texas ribbon cane molasses at
Combs, Read q Co...
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Two shipments weekly Of com.
pressed yeast at Spencer 4 fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Fourth street !,

Owing to the VIZ
street Methods, n
repairs, there WI, WA
tomorrow. "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

says: II have used Browns Iron AR,
lerS In ppnarnI dnl.ili1.. ..,l -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

~, ,.s,J ~ ,,,~se aneu.eu wI,l nervous
debility.
MnS A NJ Asn,r nnAli.. NIl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

removal we mean CoNTINuE UNTIL SAN
business Washers Angus. IS IIQu lRDAf NIGHT August 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Mr.. Y. l.. Sklps'p1
AZ used Brown's.
nittent fever ans
three days. r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
c.alonn tlonr bias nQ ~ va

INN s,r. mas me Ieal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Fresh table AZ
Read d Cos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

Cyclone hoq r.
Conbs, Read &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

mi,
uAKE SHOE
.-~A long bl
Se was ielt at one
hp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

sun dried Japss. I~,s|
tin canisters AZ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
FROM uHENIAN.
A Nest of Fire Bugs Plying Their Trade
Special Telegram u the Examiner.

GRESHAM, April II. lucendiurirs
seem determined on mischief lu-i
Saturday static was burned IA the
southern part " town aud last ulR 4 at
! u'cluck fire war discovered ~ Aurlrors
cotton warehouse. Matches we're found
Oh the ground W. ere the fire hhd been
set directly inside the shed Two bales
wer- partly burned. Wilklr'- new -tn-
bile aud new bngg, buried half uu hour
after tho Am leer fire WAS pat out
Matches and partly burned paper were
ov,red in another stable near
Wilkes. The object is probably =,
attract large crowds from the business
part ~ town aud rob stores 80 clue /,
the iLcendiariea.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
FROM CRAWFORD

special Telegram u the Examiner

CRAWFORD, Tex, April Mr. Had
ley Roberta was married tonight to Miss
Amanda Baker, Rev. DR.. Rufus &. Bur
Lesson officiating. A lurge hssrmhlhRe
aud Numerous aud hhudsom" presents,
champagne and excellent supper Inc
whole family u Mr.. Baker WAS present,
except Mrs. Iusley. Fine. lonHlnR g. o.
ple aud most hospitable. The hildr'r
dres- WAS pluIu-cOlured silk and hr"cal
ed velvet.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
EUROPE.
PROGRESS or THE PHOENIX
PARK TRIAL.
The lntormer Carey on the Witness
Stand A Photograph of Mum
Der One Another pris
oner Weakens.


nRApY'S TRIAL.
prmulN, April u Tue trial OF doe
Brady, charged with the murder of Lord
Fred Cnycudlsh aud Burke. was resumed
tins morning James Carey Wns again
placed ON theHtund, aud cross examined
il, counsel for defense, who elected the
Information that when plotting the mur-
der with the other accused men hc was
"a member NJ u socicty which received
the sacrament nj stated periods. CU,y
also aud hr was prumis-d pardon hr-
fore he drtermiucl to give evidence
against his follow couSpirAturs 4
photograph WAS handed to Carey which
the Nitucss identified as that OF the
man known ns "Nu. One
MIchnd l(uvnnuugh was placed ON the
stand aud repeated the evidence he gave
ut the previous examination at kllmniu-
hnm court house His testimony show Il
II was Brady who directed where to
drive and who designated the place Tor
him
Duml>. April II Joseph Smith,
another ot the accused who turned IN
former. repeated he story " hls dougs
IN Phoenix Park, IA related 10y JnmcH
Carcy at tho preliminary hearing. Smith
ShIl hr VIVA awOrn uH an luyIucihlr three
" rkS hrfu ~ the murder wHe committed.
The luviuciblrH had u secret sign lay
which they rocogui ed each ct ter winch
was the holding OF u knife IN the pnlm
Of the huud Daniel 'urloy hHi nitro.
tuccd himsclf to witness 10y means ut
this signal Other witnoHso. wrrec He'd
hy the prosecution, among thum bong
Golden, the phuuiN Park ranger, and "a
anu IT jaime. Carey. The hitter dcpusod
concerning the scnfch t'r the knives
used by the murirrcrs, the result ~
Inch, hr sud, WIS r ported to- Brady
lilo was one Of the prime move IN the
murdrruf Burke, hut was under com
pulsIun duriug the time directly proceed
iug the event. Being closely lutrrru-
.utrd h, ruuusel on tine point, hc finally
admitted he wHe not under cumpul.luu
when lac pointed out liurko to the m
U,nAlua, aud urged Tia m remember that
the man clad tu thc gray suit wa Buckle.
lie Hnid although for sINtecn yehrs he
had bruu working Tor wages averaging
Gully u per week, IA lNN2 he maj ninety
tenants ucruplIu his varluuS houses.
Guunarl Tor tho dcfcus brought ont N
sharp contrast t. pom u nude 10y the
crown that Carey drove with chliirou
to the door of the church IN fuHhHrrs
rnh ON the 9th Of May; that he WAS tue
first mnu who ugRcsted that dnggcrs Ice
used, aud afterwards Suggrstcd that he
wenpuna with which lac crime was com
miitrd should Ice on exhibition IA nation
al relics Ia the auHwerh ut witness Ia
lurshuuH concerning promises, ho snld
the purdunH Mere gwen with much hest
tntiuu Finally hc suil lac had been m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

"ryr,4Y LIES rnr MAD" Err.
81 prrrusur geo, Aprl "a uknsr
has u.cu ie7u,i %. tho gy rumcut ur.
drrug Increased vigilance to h' OBJ.
served uu the fro urt, 10 pr vent HuH D.
cIuur persona from entering the ruul
Try. lttH Huppyaed that thus prrrauuou
De- IHh,u owing tu Tine approach ut the
tune fixed Tor the coronation Vt the Gar
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England


NNTNTFNTO y NVW 0TNT"TT
Lu>nos, Apul r., Norman Gala
Cher, Dalton, Wilson, CurIch and Aus
bufgl were taken tp the 30" street pc.
lIrr cuu0t tins morning ~ " pn-"u wan,
driven at rapid pa e, and accompanied
by a guard aimed police aud mounted
constable. A large crowd followed the
nriapnrrs 10 the court house. Tie whole
rnuto WIS lined with policc, aud every
prernutnu ~ Prevent rescue wa,
mkcu. The prisoners appeared appa-
rrutly calm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
TIIE UIHI RECORD
p.lch Growers Must order New Baskets.

TnrWSGroS,NJ.April u The Bcrcher
basket mHuufnctury b rned this morn
Iug. l4u-H t2jOUu. Thirty-eight thou
sand peach baskets were destroyed, Tor
" ich orders had been received from
peach growers all over the state aud
Delaware A hundred aud twenty per-
SOUS are thrown ont NJ employment.
on WOHh- HuENEp.
DISyH,. col, April - lne burning
of TIE CtutIn cutul Oi and transportation
rowpuy'- WORKS last evening was one
ut themOst destructive lir IN the history
ct Denver there being 4lb.huO aluns OF
oil aud extensive tukase buildings
burnett Probably fec niutry; loss, slOO,-
uUE insurance, ,15OOO. The ga and
steam IA mtins works wee thrra'en'd, hut
saved. Advancement, Tor rebuilding
F have been made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
NUMBER 100
GENERAL TEIEGRaMs.
Review Of Current Events and Topics Over
the Wires.
.nlrrINa wnI.kY ro nrnNrnA.


,ntrrrNG WHISKY To nynNrpA.
\r,. Yong Amin I. ma .,..,r..
EInuhnrnuoh. ot R,rmuda In. ohIoI,
sailed mis- manning ,nrr,ss a ,hom,,n,i
barr, nt whisky from PcHnsvlyanIe and
ohio distellcrles The liquor Is part ct
inc over production tunt has been mann
,''H'tu Nv ulr puSl n,e Year., anu Wn ,,s
uns usrn lug ~ oo", d., MsIsaouses, ne
,, ,, ,"I ' hn AMI nv "Hn '''v ,hs
tn,, ,Ii.,jllsrs ,r, sbjrnin'S anormons nnsn,
,,t,os ,o ,,r.,,,, cn,,nttjss yna,e II vii,
n, Wi vI.re,l IN " 'relo,,srs min nesIs1 "'
49,, p,r,p
ot N, - ,.,.,,.. .,..
81. ~ H. Np' u WI HV,ti'iug' I'VE
~, 49,, Si,'I tr,,, ii,,, -. rs,,i,..,',
H., a., aoln,,, r,,,,s iast prid.r avonin,,
Crulrv rniu.nI IN INV lar drlnts nriereI
ana IN the quarrel which rnsucd NJ rCarthy
the saloon :, cpcr, struck MN over the
hrw WIN hasr baIl bnt Mc' army was
arrested out is no" out ON hond'
BuRYtNu DEAD JuH1sr.
CutcAso. Apru l2.-Fuueral 4 ryice,
over the romano al Cbss. b Lawrence.
px.Chipf ,Iustice uf the Illinois an
preur cotrt occurred here thia morn.
iuy at St lanes EuiHrnpaI church
The, were made notable bv the nt end
nuco of tbe judiciary Of the Feieral and
STATE courts Of tbin o,ty and broad, aud
mpmhcrs of the bar geusrnlly. The re-.
mains were taken to Gnlesbure, his tor.
ner hom,. forirtermept.
- ,,,.,, ~ r,,,,,a,.
!'N"u' Apr'' ,Niol' my VI
it,,it a, II ,,,.g,,, i,i,, Mo Gat,niir cbnrrh
N.Y., ",' '"V ,,.,' ,i,nsn, ind,ans ~
in,I't ~ '..,',, ,Ia rath,,l,,
,"N" 'N'"h
''''''V,' .,.,,. ,,.,,,. ,,.,.,,s ,,,r,u,s
, =, 49,, u,.,
NEW 'o"N, Hpln "n'au'
It''h'il HtI'H''u NY .hU 'U,,uu nun"
'tl'e' NJ the request "t 'ii' pr"lHu gov
'rhm h'' On HuTh'ol"h u' po.nR Goh-
''rh'a III Tue ho'ulN i"'N nlu'"or''
h''Neu re- '"'"hF'
UlnS Mills 70 Snir nowN.
RE,utNo. Pa April r. II ~ learned
IA the Office NJ the X aiding Iron Works
TINT on Monday II xt the rolling and
.hret mills will be- shut down indch.
uitrIv uu account 81 duh trudr. Be
tv,.,, f,,,r,,ul Gy, hnnlrrd hnuIa will
IA, n,rn,yn ant Of empluymrut The
,,r,ut,uy rrht.,l lnrg. or Iprs r,rantly
M ,,ri,,ns ,yb,rh ,youId ln-, tl,,n mnnry
lh"lr plpo mn! Ia running hhll llne'
commute. "t S,IlhrfH 'hlleu NJ me
once "f ne Melltri ioi,uurH' ana hRreeu
,i,.' ,.r',,',,'',',ra ,,,, fn, fla, nsr c,,,t
lncrrnss of wages sire men originally
wan ed an inc ease ten ~ fifteen per
cont All around. A. went to work OK
cont three.
r,, sc,,,,,,., rpi,t
Nt,.,,,,,,nr M,',h Ann, I9-,rh,
.l.I 'Iin 800 A., ,',, ,,. t.',,j 81 i,
,"r,,.t T I' vnmat ,Inr,n'nnd q 'etg'.
/, ..i,,,,, -, ,I, h,..u.nt ,nld ,,ha,
49,, ,,,,.,,,,,t,,r nnd ia,
nu' wv" ',' w. ~, ,'mr.'. n, ,y,t"o.sas
w"h'u "' nlh'tTl" ti'rlI Ng "''u ua1'I
nave n''n l't l,I"nu''u S ,'I ,'Ju .s'
lvr movement Ul tuW '"'"i nlsn,.
rue htSt OBJECT o' the pl"Nr,utio y, 7'e'hN
To he I" snow 'h"t we Nt"hh'l nre was
not ohuS"d 10y Hunh'hhenhH continuation
M AlMnhpuaE INV all""llo"'
Bo,rrN, Npril l2.-lu the lrwhshury
nlui,tuu-r investigation to-day, y. G,
Bur- testified hr han nude the lowest o'u
&
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT TO DAY
AT AUSTIN.
JOINT Resolution Passed Amid
Cheers in the House Three
Busy Sessions in Each
House Yesterday.
THE sIrTINGs COMMITTEE rIAsco
Especial Telegram 10 The Examiner .
SENATE,

SENATE.
Austin, April l2-The Joint resoln-
ton appropriating an additional $1,000
10 pay the per diem Of members WAS
adopted.
House hill amending the law regulnt-
ing appeals from justices courts passed.
\ message was receive from the GOV
eruur vetoing the asylum bill. for the
reason that It conflicts with the consti-
tuition 10y not limiting the term OF office
uf superintendents; referred.
House bill providing for appeals from
Justices courts wher" person il unable
to pay or give bond for costs, passed.
Bill diminishing the jurisdiction Of
the county court Of Madison county
passed.
The committee t. whom the asylum
bill, with the veto, was referred, report
ed that the governors objections were
valid, aud the bill was amended and
passed he house.
Bill fixing the boundary line Of Gil
lespie county passed
House bill storing the criminal iu.
risdictiou OF the county court Of Titua
comfy passed
Bill amending the eEtrHy law passed.
Bill Tor the relief of liquor dealers IN
local option counties, with house amend
ments, hud the amendments were
uuucurred III.
The house penitcutinry bill, with com.
mi tee amendments, was taken up. The
amendment increasing the sala'y uf the
financial manage Of the prisons FROM
$1,000 to $4,000. and the amendment
striking out the appropriation to main
tam prisons from the bill, were adopted
and the hi passed. The latter amount
If provided Tor IN the general approprla-
tiun bill
Bill fixing the bond Of the state treas
nrer at S25O,OUO pussed.
Adjourned till o'clock.
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Germany

cosCEr>iNG iHE AMrmC.S uuu.
Brrm,, April l2.-Ihe committee ot
the buudrsr,dh ha- reported iy"hb y
ou thr letter winch advises that the
importation Of hog products rom Anne
ucn be- prohibited,
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not ~.

Al-nN. April ". Frymicr called up
the bhl diminishing The civll and criminal
Jurisdiction nj certain county courts, and
alter the adoption OF an amendment slrk-
Iug out Houston county, the bill passed.
Fisher called up tho bill Authorizing
cummi, -iOncrs courts Ia isNur bonds ior
court house and ini purpose and II pas
rd To third reading
The bin 10 pay attached Witnesses In
felony eases came up, bat was suspended
under call of the huusc.
Frvmicr's hill providing tor board OF
managers iOr the luuntc asylum ana
transferring the appointing power from
The Governor to said board, Wa called up
aud after slight amendment passed under
-u-pcusiOn oi the rules.
Woods called up the bill TO better pro-
vide tor the opening and classifying OF
public roads The majority report OF
the comm ttrc vas adopted, which Kills
the bul.
senate bin to refund money to liquor
dealers, where their license has been re.
yoheI los local option laws came up anu
/ passed.
SENATE bill fixing ircs OF tax collector.
/ passed after good deal OF li.ibu-lennR
amt several roll calls.
Concurrent resolution FOR adjourn
mrut tu-mn. " nj 10 o'clock, cane up,
aud q motion was made 10 pustpOne
consideration until tomorrow at 800 IN
the morning. A mudcmOhun WAS to lay
tins M ton ON the table, which fcHu L
ed ia ayes ~ nays %. TIE motion T.
postpone VIA then carried 10y ayes ~
.yr -
FrmIer moved to reconsider Tia,
passage u tine uuntic asylum bill 81
order tp offer au amendment curing
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Bill for the relief OF W. =. Anderson hy
retundins taxes Illegally COLLECTED, parsed.
Bal To validate the safe ui certain town
lois IL Coleman city, plssed.
Blu tiNng the boundary line OF Montu-
gur county Wus referred tu committee.
PtrullrIs resolution that mn exhibit
showing the cost per apiu, III LaAiutnln-
ing the sylum be- printed tor the use ct
the senate aud hou-r was adopted,
The deficiency bill wHs called M and
referred To- the tree conference committee.
HIll regulating the appointment OF
-uu,rinlendenl Tor a-ylums, and IpIoyid
ing Tor their more efficient manngrm,n',
was called M with house amendments
and the amendments concurrrd in Al.
luurned til $50 Tonight.
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