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Morris tribune., 1883-02-14
House, Friday, February 8.

The memorial of L. K. Stannard, and
others for back fees as officers of the Taylor's
Falls land office was indefinitely postponed.
Approprating S., 600 to prevent the spread
of the small pox; authorizing Minneapolis
to pay Fl. T. Wellcs $500 for money adj
vanced to pay the bonus to secure the Mil
waukee & St. Paul shops.
Mr.. Collins introduced an important bill,
proposing an amendment to Art. 1G of the
constitution, adding new section, which
shall read as follows:
Judges may be removed from office by
concurrent resolution of both house. of the
legislature, if two-thirds of the members
elected to each house concur therein, but no
such removal shall be made except upon the
charges which shall be entered upon the
Journals of both houses, nor until the par
ty charged shall have had notice thereof and
an opportunity to be heard.
The senate bill appropriating $4,000 for
the use of the state board of health in check
ing the spl cad of the small pox plague in
the northern counties was reported blck
with an amendment, providing that it
should be applicable to the work in Cas-,
Aitkin and Itaska counties. This met with
more or less opposition from members who
believed that the board should use it when
ever necessity might occur. The amend
ment was accordingly stricken ont. and as
amended the bill was passed. 1t was I'M
mediately sent to the senate where the
amendment was concurred in.
The remainder of the session was spent in
committee ofthe whole, Mr.. Morris in the
chair, and all the bills or general order rec
commended to pass, except the prohibition
constitutional amendment, for the taxation
of railroad lands, increasing the clerk hire
of the public examiner and fixing the liabil-
ity of railroad corporations for the negli-
gence of employees, and the Wilson amend.
ment prohibiting the issue of bonds to aid
railroads on which progress was reported
The house then adjourned until P. m.
on Monday.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-14
Senate, Tuesday, February O.

Memorial relative to shear booms on
Mississippi adopted. Bills introduced: To
amend chattel mortgage law; to regulate OBJ
tanning of continuances of causes in justi-
tees courts; to fix the legal rate of interest
at z per cent; making it misdemeanor to
pay taxes with checks on banks in which
no funds are deposited by payer; to amend
the act relating to country seats; repeating
tile seed grain acts. providing
for punishment of persons Who stop
logs of lumber belonging to others; to an
mex three townships to Atkin county; to de.
tach Grant from Douglas county foI judi
cial. purposes; for the examination of per-
sons alleged insane; extending terms of
sheriffs from two to four years; to amend
the law relating to railroad fenc, s; appro-
priating Sc, 600 per year for agricultural So
cieties.
House bills relating to the proposed
bridge across the Mississippi at st. Paul,
and authorizing the village of Excelsior to
issue S., 900 in bonds, were passed.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-14

Lilly Langtry is booked at Des Moines
for March j.
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Of Intoxicating liquors on days of election aud
TO provide pnnishmeat for the same; also,
An act u provide tbf the maintenance Of or
gsEized fire companies h cities ID this Ssate I;
also,
An act 70 incorporate the Alachus Steam
Navigation and Canal Company alsn
An ACT TO restore certain persons 10 citizen
ship; also,
Memorial to Congress relasive tn granting Ger.
tain lands to the State for educational purposes;
also,
An act tor The relief of William L. Williams.
of Escambia county; also.
An act TO amend Section l, Of an set enltled
an act to authorize State Attorneys 10 cnnpro-
mise certain claims: also,
An act to regulate the sale If liquors, wines
and beer in the State of Florida by the Boards
of County Commissioners Of the several coun-
ties; also.
An act to legalize the Incorporation Of the
town Of Daytona, in the county Of Volusis, and
TO declare the incorporation OF the town Of Day.
tona valid and uf full force and effect alsn.
An act to incorporate an insiitaiuie OF leafn-
ing at Ssarke, Bradford county, Fla. known ~
Orange College; also,
An act to prescribe mode whereby counties
may erect court houses and other public build
ings; also,
An act to incorporate the International Rail-
road and Steamship Company of Florida.
Senate bill No. GIG: To be entitled an act for
the assessment and collection Of reveuue, which
was made the special order wss tskeH MP.
amended and passed.
Adjourned.
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TUESDAY, February ~. 1888.
The ron was called--a quorum present

The roll was called--a quorum present
:, Inc committee having recommended the adop-
non OF the resolution ia reference to the contest.
Cd election case from the Twenty fourth Senate.
nai District OF Florida, Mr. Baker offered the
Ioiiowing amendment: Strike out all after the
word -made" " in line 5. down to the word .sihai,"
IN llne 10 Mr. Mann offered the following
amendment to The amendment: Strike out : All
rei.ting to pay OF either parry" The yeas and
nays being called for, the vote was: Yeas
baksE. Delano. Del, Greeley Hatcher. Hendricks.
handru~; Mann, Aauntisn, McKinne, Pore.
roWers, Proctor, Sharpe. Sheppard and Epeei-
- Nays = Messn Chandler, Cole. Cotirell.
Daocan. Fortner, Hsnkns, Lesley. Msllorv. IA.
Ssei',n, IoIhill. Roberts and swearingsus-- IL
was adopted. - -
~. honntien, Chsirman Of : 6peclal Cr.,snif.
-. q Mhom Was referred slsienlsnf n -
Vonptsclls! q The amaunis paid lor pGiSljs .dr.
ns.sa - - - q the 6t4ie ftom Jsnn1 1zr 1s
Jan4o0 (, 1c suhlnIsand : IeI,r -,
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DA MARCH 6, 1883. NEW SERIES Vola xVIn.-NO. 6.


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Raytr3 of extra Eprtlling ClenS1 3 s s. s
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Ifl,t N reiief of Tkeodore CoIilss q -
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Yel1su 10 the one miil Gtafo tax fof ecl1oo' -
RoaNE
E4hmbly DILL Ma 81: To - enfitlof q ~
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Aapmply bllI No. - 10 - eniil1Na a.
ecf xf the adoption ~ ckfld ~ W. "A. 46rnnl.
and ANY B Turner. kil WilA
ihossking Incorporated citI.s ana scrns q ss,es.
ksltYn maintain system 0f water wcr,in.
SalkFilute ior DenaJe 6IIl Ma -: 10 ho n
htlesl 50 act 10 fnrsher provide fDs III ro9esn-
mSFfM Cities and Town.
Aaistitute Tor Aseemhly bin No ~: Ia b
setfied 40 sct 70 incorporate he FIorida Lax
ana. COLONIZATION Company;
assembly bill No. l57: II be emitted ~ -
70 MeotpoTate the Feuin1nlaf Land, TfnnopoFln-
tor and Manufacturing Company:
f$haie oIt No s5s: To BE- entitled a aei %
pnhtda Tor lending moneys Of thA Colnmnn
bcfsso! fund % The Board of Edncation npon
puh4 leeofy notes and writings O4llaNt0rH n6elrnd
by tAnTtgage on lands situated n ~. H,nfe-
Ssattte bin 40. ~ Tn - ss.,;stsS -
10 Efoside for .inssesueaas u ~ 6nS11 a -.
1c@ttsB u the State OF Florida Of mopeys 81 lhs
Cqsssn0n School Fund;
assembly bill No 10: To be entitled 20 nct
fr, fhe relief Of Tabiatha j. g. Colsou:
assembly Dill no 30: To be euiiiIed - aos
$gt,ate bill No 230: To b. entitled IN - n,
antknd Chapter Sa70, Laws OF FlOrian. enfisIea
p... a. =. ms .ns Isilei o. me helm 'of Hesen O.
= =. .A..u,nx a auo sose neiI.atAW q WuliAm
DIl.. D. J snu - 'he MINOR chiidren Of helen o
Ess,,s,e,,,s. n, sNHP'v.so maren ftn. isel;
ca ~ LIZ % ~ ~ ~; io De entitled q aca
sn1 nS Hoss " = Snyse ,s.e .ax 49,
,air taec. .uuy' osa'e oi sof'dAs lof the
..ars.s, AN ~ 80.
"a ~. -, w. H. 40 oe enilteo a act
N n L.. po'.ls ~ sue OcAiaWAAa Steamboat Canal.
-. sL s.,,' ~ ~ ~ Companyi
s., k.s.n',y ~ 1u 200; 70 oe enutled 80 Aet %
49, sno t~aooflng oocseT OF FefnandlnA.
49,. 49, e'uny I'M
Gv'sM 8, o',i Ne- ISy: To be entitled "a act %
s1Ne ANna me limits oi me CITY Of Jacksonvilis and
!fsFn rohn'cting municipal corporations, and
ro,e ~ ,hs sor submission OF the Question 20
ss.sar,,I,i III isvP;S s;9 ~ a.,
v'J uui 40 iti: 10 De entitled IN 0ct
,a laasn1 s y Section twentg-ihree Of the act ap-
sS,. e. ,, uaIy 4, iooo, entitled an set 10 pro-
.sd - .s,.S,;ss S ooIsnon o. ciiies and towns
cSyernmsnt ;n ~. 9nam s,n. system ot municipal
i, ;oy ;ssr,.'y o',i No 200 10 DC entitled an 90
iss sr,s.d Ia a,1 .as Inauanoocnce and Alabama
wss irisan;s.,s % - a,u ~ me construction thereof
~ n.sv vve.tu1eu
ia,si,', h;,ss M and secretary signed the fol-
A. 90, v,S' 30 He
~ 80, " po'ate tbe Fiotida cuSaf Com
fTs TSs,..,. a's,,
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THURSDAY. March |, 1851
Senate. Z

The roll was called-a quorum preseuk X
A Special COMMITTEES reported the following !:
L. Nibiack. sa8;
WHEanAs. God in his wisdom has rsn1ess. ID
from this life b. L. Niblack, late distinguished
and most efficient member Of this Senate: Gka
schereos, the said &. L. Niblack, ID cGris3iaaS
gentleman, q pure paiFios, and man faiihfptSuhi
true toevery duty assigned to him. impressed Eatna
self on all who knew him, and throuehoata d Nfe
Of earnest work and usefulness furnished slf4t
flying example TO his fellow citizens; thefeiSf4
Reso,aad By the Senate cf Florida, Thai xss!!e
b0wing in humble submission to the: dtk;se
Of Providence, by which the late s. Il. EstS
hack was removed from his life Of active ;Sss-
fulness, this Senate deems Ii proper i'd IsSut
on recurd its hign estimate OF the Eie Md
character Of The said 8. 4. Nlblack, and 10 1--we
expression g their appreciatioa q the great Iss
Ehich our State and peopls have susts NJ n
Bsis 1srfk~rs,sissS Th.t ,hs sscre..ty ssiiAs
Senate iofwaId i copy Of this rtsoluiioU Eysls
fmily of the lsts s L. Nlblack w58ck MS
-hr Shape novsd sAas .hs ssnass a ss,w a
olect . kreotdenl pro tnM, Which Wns nGFqy ato
III. Hhaipe lien n0nninated Hon. J. G &Seer.
go1Ntpe Gum ~ oolh Diulstct WkC wae Y Isu-
innol oloclMk i1ont ~ - ~ lkk & AZ.
An01hes ~ tus,k plea ce(s<e iKSag
BenAie hdll No. Nls md after nsvci1l am SfS Ia
see!!eahe natlee - 1lloNlne gcoolutiG 4ed
q I. iuod ~ $
III No IA go Ilic u IL nlSI n f{is ;
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A Kentucky Editors Thanks.

Danville Tribune.
We thank the God of Israel, the Father of
all our Mercies, for life and health, food and
clothes, home and friends, wife and daught-
err Church and Bible, money and paper, the
Old Flag and clean Army Record, Chris
tan parents and Literary Endowments, Dan
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And. with a contrite and grateful heart, we
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and do not deserve, 1.-THE of the blessings
which have been vouchsafed to us.
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EAg IL Mss TO CURE
ENV wv SKIN HUM0RS. Z

TT is at this season when the Pores open freely
4 and the Preparation is abundant that Distig-
uring Humors, Humliating Eruptions, Itching
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ADVICE to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
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the best known remedy for diarrhOea, whether
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that President Arthur does not recommend
reductions in the tariff at this session of Con-
gress.'' These London organs are somehow
very tardy in grasping the great truth that
President Arthur is in favor of running the
government for the benefit of the American
people
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Wei nA MaVnr.

1t is now undisputed that Wei De Meyers
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me- Rev. c. H. Taylor, 14o Noble street, Brook
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81 90. DR. WeiDe Meyers ILLUSTRATED Treatise"
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1T is A FACT.

Hundreds of letters in our possession copies
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Only One Left.


Philadelphia Record.
There is only one Greenback- Labor con-
gresham in the House now. 1t is the ''nine
little Injun" story reduced to its univocal
ultimate. After this Congress we hope we
phall be able to say
Then there was none
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Highly Creditable.

Springfield Republican.
The message as a whole is highly credita-
BILE, and recommends scarcely a measure
which will not command general assent as,
in the language of the constitution, "neces-
sary and expedient."
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A Foul-Mouthad Woman

Is even worse than fOulmouthed man. But no
on" need be fou-mOuthed If they will only use
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brush and spoil the mouth, as some parents do
with their children when they withhold the rod.
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HAVE You thoroughly investigated the WILCOX
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Cause of the Cory Cleans.

PHILADELPHIA Press.
The sun has taken bath in ethereal gore
every evening since Henri Watterson got
control of Congress.
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Trough on Corns." 15c. Ask for it. Com
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SCROFULA.
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$40
GIVEN AWAY

Every purchaser at the
90 CENT SHOE STORE
will have a chance to guess
the number of beans in a jar
now on exhibition at their
store on Exchange ST., and
the one guessing nearest will
receive the above. Also any
one, whether a purchaser or
not, will have a chance to
guess on another jar and he,
who guesses nearest, will re-
ceive a fine pair of boots.
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Presidents Message.

To the Congress Of The United States:
At the threshold OF year Of delib-
Grafton l congratulate you uDon the
favorable aspect of the domestic
and foreign affairs of this govern
ment.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

SOFIA, Dec. 29.-The Bulgarian Ministry have rendered
their designations TO Prince Alexander.
LONDON, Dec. 20.The passenger lost on the steamer
Piantyn, from New York. German Durazzano.
PARIS, Dec. 20.-Thc Chamber OF Deputies rejected the
credit OF 5OOOOOO0 francs asked by the Government for
colonizing Algeria.
MARsELLEs, Dec 2oTwo thousand stobers and sailors
IN q strike hore.
BERLIN, Dec. 20.-Admiral Goltz has been appointed
Director OF the German Navy.
aTRrEsTE Dec. 29r-sgnor zamplerl editor OF the hide
pendcn Italian Irredentist Journal here has been
arrested on q charge OF hlghreasOn
LIVERPOOL, Dec. GA fire occurred to-day in the
steamer Crcassan of the Allan line, which was adver
tIsed sail from January FOR Halifax and Port
land. Several OF the steamers state-rOoms were de-
struycd.
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SUIT AGAINST THE 4LLANLINE.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Dec. 20.-Promtncnt
Scottish citizens Of Allegheny County have formed
pool i5r the purpose OF bringing suit against the Allan
Line Steamship Company Of NewYork, for $4,000 dam
ages for having Indirectly caused the death OF Mrs VIII
liam Henderson, which occurred at her homo near
Elizabeth, Penn, three weeks Somo two months
ago Jaues Deyine agent OF tho Allan Line sold TO Will
lam Henderson two full faro tickets FROM Glasgow TO
Ptsburg which he sent 10 his wife and son, and they
started FOR Boston on tho steamer Amsterdam Arriving
there Mrs Henderson given one full tare ana one
half fare ticket 20 this place although Deyne says sho
was entitled 20 two null fare tickets. Tho mistake was
discovered tho train Having no money ehe ana ner
son were several times put Of trains once at Albany
where they walked the streets all night The shock 70
her nervous system great that sho began 70 SINK
ana died ust after reaching her home. The gentlemen
also purpose ~ bring criminal action.
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INSURANCE POLICIES INVALIDATED.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
NEw-HAvEN Conn, Dec. 29.-Ihe large dry
goods establishment Of Edward Naley the fatner Oh
Walter was burned tho ground on February % 1881.
The loss $3.50 OOO was fully covered by insurance All
the companies with the exception of two refused to pay
their risks on the ground that tho policies had been nVa
idaed by the action OF Mr. Maeyi taking partner INTO
the arm In violation Of an express agreement SUITS
against all the companies that refused TO pay were ins
tinted bv Mr. Maey in the Superior Court As the legal
questions involved virtually identical In all the SUITS
one OF them was selected a test case Tho company
selected was the Freman's Trust Insurance Company;
The Supsor Court reserved this suit for the advice OF
the Supreme of Errors which some months ago
clded adversely to Mr.. Malley upon purely techhca;
grounds The next move made by Mr.. Maueys counsel
was an application the Supreme Court TO transfer Ihe
remaining suits the United states Court The moon
was oppOsed mainly on the ground that the motion had
been made late This view Of the case was taken ny
the Supreme Court, and to-day the clerk was informed
that the motion for the transfer was denied Judge Gar
pener will give later. The suit had been WatchGd
with great interest by the holders OF usuahce Pois "
the opposing companies.