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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-28

To-MoRRow night closes the time allowed
by law for the passage of bills by the Leg
islature. In view of the protracted Sena-
torial contest the work is farther advanced
than would have naturally been expected.
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WASHINGTON.
THE FAMILIES OF MEMBERS PRE-
PARING TO Start FOR HOME.

Vice President Davis Resignation Thought
to DispeI Danger of Extra Session
The First Meeting of the Conference
Committee on the Tariff and Tax BiII-A
Large Number OF Nominations and Con-
firnnatiOns.
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At, PAUL, WEDNESDAY, FEB. IS. 1888.

TIE House literally went through" tbs
railroad bills yesterday. If there was
anv doubt before it can now be put down
as settled that there will be no railroad leg
s-r,A;c-,
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NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I

]
New YORK, Feb. 27.-There was some
good buying of the Wabash properties this
forenoon, which was credited 10 Mr.. Gould.
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THE WEEELY GLOBE.

An eight page paper published every Thurs
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Wigwan
Roller Skating Rink

Philadelphia It'll ographe protest
against the reduction OF the d ty Ga litho-
graphic plates.
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Business Affairs.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. 27.-Lucries
Clark & Co., paper manufacturers, have
suspended. The firm issued circular
calling the creditors together, and prom
Using statement of their assets and LA
bilities Saturday next. The mill at South
Bend is one of the largest in the West. The
firm is heavily interested in paper manu-
featuring.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The retail dry goods
house of Charles Gossage & Co. has been
sold to Carson, Prize, Scott & Co., of Chi
cago, for $1,OOG,0O0. Chas. Gossage, the
founder of the firm, died recently.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Feb. 27-Joshua
ROLES, of Ossipee, an extensive lumber
dealer and hotel proprietor, has failed.
Liabilities from $4,000 to $4,000.
CHICAGO, Feb. 81. Private dispatches
from Springfield, Ill, announce the failure
of A. 81. Fisher, wholesale iewelry, who has
made an assignment and confessed judg-
ment in favor of the State National bank
for $4,000. His assets are $4,000; liabil-
tiles, $4,000. OF the amount $4,000 are
real estate.
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Paul D. Haywood,
paper dealer, assigned to-day. His liabil-
tiles are $4,000; assets, nominally the
same. This failure is the result of the
failure of the South Bend and Mlshawaka,
Ind. paper mills.
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OF COURSE.

1t is understood that an agreement has
been reached between the iron and wool
men of Ohio and Pennsylvania and other
supporters of the tariff bill, by which the
conference committee will grant them sat-
isfactnrv concessions
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Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The families of
many of the members are making active
preparations for leaving for home as soon
as the session ends. Indeed some of them,
unable to delay until the gavel falls, have
already left to pave the way for the hus-
band and father after the session ends.
There is little doing in society here now,
and as Washington is not especially at
tractive in this sort of weather, they are
willing to accept almost anything for a
change.
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list of nominations, reported from
the committees. Several met with some op-
position, but not of serious character.
When the nomination of Foster, to be
minister of Spain was reached. Mr.. Voor-
hees made a speech in opposition to its
confirmation, or rather an explanation of
his opposition, and Harrison, in reply.
justified Fosters election. No other sena-
tors took part in the discussion, however,
and the nomination was confirmed without
division
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commercial treaty I'LL neXL december.
DISPUTE.
In the house to-day, Haskell, speaking
to point of order, began his remarks by
the statement that the house tariff bill was
dead-killed by delay and obstruction.
The speaker said he desired to hear argu-
ment on the point of order. Haskell
spoke briefly, and then said he would yield
his time to Mckinley, but the speaker held
that time could not be SO yielded,
and recognized Mr.. Ham
mond. This Immediately brought up
Haskell with question of personal privi-
lege that he was deprived of his right on
the floor under the parliamentary law of
the house. The speaker said HaskelPs
right to debate was not infringed, but the
latter insisted upon the question of privi-
lege. The speaker announced that the
chair would assert its own right to respect
in the conduct OF debate, and recognized the
gentleman from Georgia. The speakers
action elected applause from the Demo
cratic side.
THE SRNATE'S EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The senate devoted four hours this after
noon to the consideration of executive
business. The proposed commercial treaty
with Mexico was first taken up, and with
out discussion, motion to postpone its
further consideration till next December
viding for tire retrial of the Weel and La
Aba claims, was similarly disposed
of. after which the senate took up long
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 3O-l2}0 y. m-Cotton easier. Mtidns
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Mdding. lal6c Good Ordinary, 6l6e. pet and gross
cepts gross $1,000 exports TO the Continents 69sO
cohstwse 900 10 Great Britain 1875 sales, s463
NRw.OKfKANs, Nov. 30.-COtt0u quiet Mddling, lOAc.
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10 OGi gross 1898 exports 90 Great Britain, "a ;
stock 24 004 Weekly receipts - 1856 gross, 4OS
exports Britain. 27Oo6 To France 6,456 70 the
Continent, 67S0i sales, 81 900.
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Gouartnership Noiires.


63 WILuAMsTr NEw.YoRK LIST December 1888
OWING TO THE DESIRE OF THE SENIOR
" member Of firm TO retire from active business the
c0partneshp hitherto existing between under name
OFF, b. KENNEDY & co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
JOHN 8. KENNEDY and J. KENNEDY TOD are alone
authorized TO sign In liquidation.
JOHN s. KENNEDY.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
o. NORTHCOTE.
ALEXANDER BARRING
Referring 20 the foregoing beg 10 have
this day formed cOpartneTship under the T.
KENNEDY TOD & co. % carry q general banking
business to the late iTm j. s. KENNEDY &
CO.
J. KENNEDY TOD.
H. o. NORTHCOTE.
ALEXANDER BARRING.
IS wnLIAMsT., NEwYoRK, LIST December, 1888
OFFICE OF DAVIS & MINIS
EXCHANGE COURT, NBw.YORK Dee. !, 1893
THE firm Of Davis & Minis has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent Either party wll
sign In liquidation.
Yours respectfully,
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p. III. MINIS.
OFFICE BARTON, MINIS & DAVIS,
EXCHANGE COURT, NEw-YORK Dec. ], 1888.
FE'HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
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MINIS DAVIS, FOR the transaction OF general stock
commission business. SAMUEL BARTON,
L. II. MINIS,
J. W. DAVIS
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