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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.

The grand masquerade bali gwen last
evening by ths Turn Verein aud Ffohsinn
singing societies at Turner hall. Was large ~
attended and was traught through
out with pleasure to oil VINO were
so fortunate as to be In attend
ancs. II was the Mardi Gras for
Dallas occurring as IL did on the evening OF
that f,stivsl. A brass band that split the
air, making the atmosphere fairly now
with delight, followed by Mardi
Gfas marshals horseback anu
a wagon load OF masquers. About Is O'Clock
the Spacious hall was filed with merry
masauers made up Of kings and queens,
including sll the orders OF mobility and
soldiers, civilians, Night, Morning, peasants,
clowns In proiusiou, pirates, the heather
Chinee, the child Of the forest and
all nationslities representing all chimes
countries, characters and classes, including
Darwin's pet, plus Eli Perkins aud George
Washington, whe went II arm In arm.
Many OF the costumes were neat and ele
CANT, others grotesque, and l more or less
In keeping with the occssion-gsudy
II was picturesque scene, one grand pan,
Drama as the merry masquerS whirled
away time In the mazes OF the
dance, keeping time with nim-
BILE feet TO the sweet music
The two ladies representing the Havana
cigar girls were conceded to be the neatest
costumes Of the evening. The dance wat
continued until late hour, and all whi
participated in the dance left somewhat
iatigued. though highly pleased with the
eveninq "a entertainment.
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ssv thsi n could have been esilnRulshsd
9th bucket ~ eater bot considerable
me ass iss' In fnecilnf ~ entrance 10
the bull iine, shioh gave me ire n lnad
san, Tue flames hurst through the ifunt
~ the bnndif = and Wsfe carried Ia hnh
diferii0i nndef lhs SUDDEN aeninF. The
y ton ma ing ooeniisd by Ma Ivy A
a len Asatl thinE store, was anOn msssu
u tines, Whirn, driven nv the north Wind,
fsAchei nearly across the street, and ,ey-
eFrl tmssihe awaiting At q. "A At n'stiofe
was nn IRE, hrt wss held in che k by the
sup-ThumAn iiIFia II our ilfr companies,
aidtd by several CitizsFs, The olurse OF the
Ire on to toutn ws- ehscksd AZ ahonl $3.50
~ ite isl ire M of wal Of the va on
building. Nsnee's drug store, on The north
" the Moss ROsa, was DAMAGED both bN
IRE sud water Tho iTort w.s hnTni out
sud Il lek ruined b. waller w. +. Sho0ka'
Grus store, hoillning, tn,tAned lnses In
he breaking oi glassware by heat aud
damage by water.
fhe lussss and insurance are distributed
as follows; Mallory 4 Allan, cl0thing;
stock valued at about s2S,0J0, total loss;
Insurance. SO 90
r. ]. stuart, saloon; trade and fixtures
valuation about $500; toIal loss insurance
81 10.
W T.. Vance, DRUG store; valuation about
$500; insurance So 500; loss about so per
cent,
w, +. shook, drug store; loss about $500,
fully Insured.
n, S. Reso, dentist; loss about $4,000,
insurance 81 500.
A, NJ, Wilson, loss on building, 50 500;
80 SEQ insurance,
Mrs, s. Baum. loss on building, SO 600;
insurance, So 100.
o Il BarIh, loss on building, $500; COW
cred by insurance.
BfighI & Damon, l,an agency; totsl loss
NOT oblair,ble; insurance, si75
The total losses by the tire will foot mp
ab0ut s55. 600
Pinks,on's insurance. agency have policies
inv lyei amounting o about $4,000. on.
or losses ara divided up amongst several
other agencies here.
Several young gentlemen rooming over
Mail ny d Aliens store lost vi their wear
ing apparel and furniture, barely having
time 10 escape through tue s:ifiing smoke
In their night clothes.
Tho buiidings destroyed will be rebuilt at
once. Tho origin OF the fire is as yet I'M.
known.
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON, Feb. Especial - The
Mardi Gras celebration was In every respect
all that could be desired and fully 10000
strangers were in the city TO do honor TO
the king. The day was pleasant, which
stimuli 4ted the masses TO turn out. Dur
ing the day nm unususl number OF ma ,kers
psraded the streets, and tonight ut 8
titles by q procession and tsbleaux and bs'l
at the opera house. Their subject was
scriptural.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
GALvKsrcN, Feb. s6.-rhs closing day Of
Maroi Grss could hot have been blessed
with pleasanter weather. A little be-
tore noon the fint mssquersders appeared
on the streets, and shortly afterwards the
bicycle club with about twenty wheels in
line psraded the business portion OF the
city. The th0roughfares presented an
animated appearance, crowds aufging up
aud down ia the stream that seemed
endlsss,all Laughing, tnlsiDe, ges,iculat'Dg,
all in good humor, taking everything In the
oest natured fashion. Flags seemed hving
from every building, and under the chad
ows ga hered the gaping multtudes. from
whom the street faki's reaped an abundant
harvest. During the afternoon many
we're attracted 10 the beach, where in one
place we're hiprodrome ra,es, aud
at another a we'll trained orchestra, dis
coursing lively music: The gorgeous
pageant of the Rev.l efs Of Naxos made their
princi sal streets or the city Thousands
upon thousands Of people crowded the
thorouphfares to witness 'hs processi %,
which occupied space s'retching over eight
blocks. II wa preceded by q large de- ach-
ment of mounted . lice, following which
came The Eighth U nited States cavalry band
and then . score OF massive cars, each
s ..Y :tss.ns t.n sm .:s &. X
floats we're pyramids Of blazing torches aud
at intervals there were out-riders
and attendants, the whole we'll intsrspersed
with numerous bands OF music and the
rear brough, up by the king OF the carni:
val attired v til oil the eomp Of power and
regal msgnidcence. Following were the
j. Lofy chapel in the foreground, great open
i've from the Old TeAtament
Ashs% 3, 2sp:st .nd f ssSed asran'
l. J.cnb's lsdder.
6. Moses Striking the Rick.
6. Pnaroh's daughter discovering the Infant
!, Joseph as Ru'er over Egypt.
. Sampson Bearing Away the GatsS Of the
IT, Esther Before King Ahasuerus.
H. Saul Prostra Before samuel
IL David 8 aging the Giant
l3. 8 mons Judgment
IA Elijah Ascending t. Heaven.
Is The On. en- of Sheba EnthrOned.
16 nah Cast UP bv he haze.
II Cy'us Contributing Gold for the Temple
ia rus ITEM.
IS Artaxvrxes Mounting an Elephant.
~. = laa n and the AsA.
20. Phaiaon In lis Palace.
Tue line Of march Concluded at the opera
house, which, with the cotton exchange
had been transformed into handsomely dec
GRATED ball rooms and crowded to the ut
most capacity with invited guests.
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THE NEW BANK DIRECTORY.

At meeting Of the stookholders Of the
American National bank, which Will begin
yesterday, the following were elected direc4
tors for The ensuing year: J. B. Wilson, W!
q. Thomas, W. r. McEntire and o. O;
Slaughter. All OF the gentlemen named
are we'll and favorablv known In the hnan-
cisl ciroles Of the city and state, having
been identified with some OF the most sue.
Il viii be seen that the new enterprise has
placed ito control 10 safe hands.
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LEAP YEAR PARTY.

At the residence of Mrs. Lamhreth the
Young ladies of the Methodist Episcopsl
church north gave . Leap Year party
Tuesday night, the 2sth instant. The Conn.,
mittee Of entertainment consisted OF Mise.
Jennie and Delta FiauadeYs, Lizzie ano
acted their part splsudidly, and to them
After the lads and lassies had
assembled, choice seclections were reed
by Messrs. Babcock, Roberts ct o.. inter-
spersed with reading and music BY PROBES.
sor Smith and Baceus. Mr.. Toliver also
contributed some well.rendered pieces,
t;fni Duet. There we're other miscel-
ianeous contributions. After the en-
tertainment . sumptuous supper was
pread.
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ourlouHA.
1T Is A FACT.

Hundreds OF letters IN our possession copies
OF N hieh NAV be- hsd by return nall aro our
authority for the assertion Una -kln, scalp ani
or Contagious, nay NOW bs permanently cured
by CutenTa ResOl vent enew hhoi funher.
DiuTehi aud Aporient Internally, anu uuuoufs
aud Cuioufa Soap, the great N !Its anu
D.. N - ilIll on sna smm
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BELTON.

BrLroN, Feb. 25.-[specisl. l-Loss by the
fire in the cedar brake, which has been
burning since Thursday noon 10 very
beayy, Of which your correspondent was
not sols to obtain full account. A: A.
walden lost $1,000 which he had paid to
wood choppers and 200 acres Of cedar,
which Was . / burned. There 10 now about
6. 600 acres burned, strip three miles wide
by ave miles long in the forks OF the Cow.
house and Leon. There 10 great fear Of the
wind rising from the south; II 30 It vii!
make 3 clean sweep OF oil the cedar OF
the county. A man BY the name Of Miller
was living In cave In Walden'e place win
heavy cedar ill around him. Finding be
could not make his escape be remained 10
the csya with his wife and four chill.
dreu. Every body supposed him burn
ed TO death, but the mouth OF the
cave being 70 the south and
the wind from the north. be escaped M.
harmed. The fire can be hea-d roaring ana
popping for five miles. A blaze Will take
q start and run for 800 yards. A large iot
OF piling was lost that was gotten out Tor
The santa 1e railway. It IL sortoas to the
county. 90 there was much valuable cedar
shipped from, here. The fire originated
from wood choppers company.
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Hanging Too Humane.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. B.-A Madison dis
patch says: Excitement runs high
a Sun Prairie over the brutal
outrage committed on Lens 6paight by
two Young men. Two hundred citizens
have organized. and the sheri1 mas tsken
from he mob, It 10 believed they will
he lvnched unless the crowd 10 pacified.
Edward Peckham invited the eoaight girl,
who Is only is years old, to ride TO her
home, nine miles from her uncle,s house,
where she was employed az domestic.
When on the road he was Joined BY Alex
Peckham. and they forced me
cirl to submit to them 10
q school. house which they passed.
The girl was terribly Injured. Alexander
Peckham caught In Wstertown, but Ed
ward PeckL am IL still at large.
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( LOUISVILLE, KY., Feb. B.-The Courier.
Journsl's Erin, Tennessee special says: Great
excitement prevails ct this point over the
discovery Of Q gold mine. While out
hunting l.. II. Bernathy found q cave and
evidence OF gold. He took lease OF the
lind and selling the lots at big
profit. Over So 600 worth OF nugge,s
Miners and railroad men are flocking in.
Already 1000 strangers are in town. Picks
and shovels are in demand. The hotels are
crowded. Erin il small place on the
Louisville & Nashville road. near the Ten
~asnaa rivar
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WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORT.

Mortuary report for the week ending Feb
ruary 25lh:
Edward Gunther; pneumonia; white;
male.
Gsddis Huntingdon; measles; white; fe-
male; 2 years. ,
Jerry D Vye-; pleurisy and pneumonia;
white; male; 80 years.
George Pretty; typhoid pnemonia; white;
male; 20 years. =,
John Burns; pneumonia; white; male; AZ
SMrs. william Moone; pneumonia; white;
finale; 81 years.
William o. Ethridge; malarial fever;
white; male; 6 years.
Infan': tresmus nascentiumi coiored;
femal, 9 days.
Emma Pobentson; rheum stism; colored;
female: IA wears.
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CUTTING OF RATES ABOLISHED.

For the past TWO years or more the
Texas Express company and the PACING
Express company have been cutting rates
sned to become OF late quite . serious affair
between the two companies. Yesterday
Mr.. O. T. Campbell Of the Texas, and Su.
psrintendent l.. A. Fuller Of the Pacific
met here by agreement, and by mutual
consent put an end to cutting. under one
another, and instructions will be issued to
the officers of their respective companies to
that effect. They both left last evening
for Fort Wortc,
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Hot Springs Spray.

Hot SPRINGS, ARR, Feb. 26.-There has
been intense excitement throughout the
day, The citizens committee
met last night, and this
morning ordered Hugh Bebsn,
James Lehan and Doc Maggie, friends and
witnesses for Frank Flynn, to leave
the city. They declined to J. go,
but were forced by detachment Of
police and militia TO take the train and
leave. This afternoon the COMMITTEES
held another meeting and ordered NOR
men. principally friends and Witnesses for
Flynn to leave the city. The sheriff
autographed to the governor for military,
but that official declined to interfere,
is here. AZ It is acting In conjunction
with the police force and independent
official this afternoon organized . special
posse Of bis own. Both forces paraded
the streets this afternoon, heavily armed
which gave matters quite military appear
ance. Robere Prurtt and J.. Luciui
gave bond IN SO 600 each to-day and were re-
leased, Doran, Dave Pruett, Harry Ian
ming and John Allison will be taken to the
penitentiary tomorrow for safe keeping.
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KERENS.

KrREHs, Feb. 3.-[5pecial. Late last
night the negro girl who was suspected Of
poisoning the Scroggs family made full
confession Of the crime, saying she put the
Rough on Rats" 10 the coffee; also pro
duced the box with the remainder Of the
contents. Her only reason given 70
attem pting to poison the family was
the devil had gotten into her. After
making the confession she left Scroggs and
has not been found up to this hour. War
rants sre in the hands OF officers for her
arrest, The girl IL fourteen Instead Of ten
years old. as reported yesterday. Mrs
Scr ggs will recover.
Several of our merchants leave tonight
for Galveston to sttend Mardi Gras.
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The b., 9. r. 8 N. Elect Directors.

CEpAR RAPIDS, Ia, Feb. 26.-The annual
meettoe OF the stockholders of the Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids & Northern railway waa
held in this city to-day. Four OF the I'VE
retiring directors were reelected. me
9th, Johd 8. Blair, was succeeded BY X =.
Cable. At the meeting Of the directors. the
following officers were reelected: PRESIDENT,
assistant treasurer, @. 6tickhey; secretary,
8, g Do.wart. The control OF the road
Jointly BY the three interested companiea
seams to DO determined upon.
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ADJUDGED INSANE.

william D. Ennis, aged thirty-six. years.
and Q resident of Farmers Branch, was
brought in yesterday by his brother, and
was tried In the county court yesterday on
q writ of inquirendo lunatico: and adluogeo
him TO avoid his transportation to the ssy.
lum at Austin. He 10 Of . violent. turn
and It Is dangerous for him to be at large
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rHE LOrTIEA hGIsLAIION---TiIi
TWO tiErul.Is,


WAsHIEoFos, Feb, 20 -lPfess.l-ths
bill feplft-d iay0rihly 10 tho tensir To- igy
10 prohibit ihe mailing of newspapers aud
a,luf publi, aii1us clhiaini y lottery su
vert tueuts % accompanied by IVA To-
ports. The minority report Is signed ny
senators Jackson, ha2ey aud Efonmr-
The majority report tays; The bll "a
based on the conceded power
u ths government u determine whh'
character OF matter may DO sent through
the malls ana the purpose IL 20 protect the
general welfare and morality Of the people
sgalusl iss peTrieious ELECTS ol lotteries
the purpose here expressed i one Of great
public concern, and the duty unieIlviyg n
gas very lOfcibly eEpF sssd IN the openlAs
al the sugTt me court nj the unilen Stalr'
IN toe cate OF Phalen W, Virginia
aud Howard. This Gaze sustains both tire
power ghd duty Of the government 20 inter
pose by fuca means as Toe Dill which th'
committee hereailh reports, Tor the pro
lection vi he morals aud we'll bring.ot th'
people. IL .sa,s iurheI; Ihepulioy oi lh'
! oil 10 Ia perfect hsrmnny wi, the actor
OF nearly every ttIle in tie u ion. Lot
| teries have been aud are uGder the ai
most universal ban ui tAe states
ont OF thirty-sight states, OIL
three have failed 10 deAnuLo'
lotteries and 10 endeaylr 20 protect theil
1 tlilGehs from iiltlE ohnflhl fNNN.Hs
Tne minority report, which IVES submit
ted by Senator Jackson, opposes the ehi o.
constitutional grounds. IL argues that ,h'
general government has not th'
power to suppress gambling n
any state, and consequently n'
power TO prohibit the mails 10 newspaper
published in To. states which contain lot
teres' advertisements, The report says
The real object aud purpose OF the bill II
perfectly manifest. IL Is the suppression
OF that species Of gambling which Is carried
on through that agency and instrumental
iiy." And 1t adds: While w
concur with the majority o.
the committee In the opinion tha
lotteries arc perniclous speciee Of gambling
exertiDg an evil aud demorslzing inHu
encs upon the people, We do not assent Il
the measures for redress recommended by
the present Dill. II then states that
in the opinion Of the minor
ity the general government hat
no power TO suppress any kind OF gamblinl
In tue states, or to prohibit the states ron
legslizing or permitting lotteries and lot
terry advertisements; and that the adoption
OF such law as that proposed by the BIZ
| would establish q dangerous precedent 70
1 the interfere, ce Of the general government
| in the affairs OF the states.
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CuricuRA REMEDIES are the greatest nedi.
olnes ON earth. Han tho worst case Of salt
Rheum in this county, My mother had IL
i'e,e catlcnTa would have saved her life. NV
a'ms, bIea aud mead were covered for three
yea 5 which nothing relieved or cured until
used the Gu u'a Rrsnlv' NJ internally, and Gus
licura aud Juticnra SOap exit rnally.
A "A MS NAWaNk q
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CU8g In gVSaY CASE.

Your Cuticura r. NEEDLES outSell all other
medicines keep for skn diseases. MY custom
cue in every insta 1ce, wher. othor remedies
have failed. III, w. BRoCKwAY, NJ. ID.
Franklin Falls. N ii.
Sod by all druggists Price: Q rrIcuRA 80 CTS:
RsstIyssr. 81 Soar. y cts, POTTER DRUG
AN CHEMICAL 90, Boston. Mass
send for slow to Cure Skin Diseases.
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Measles Amonr the zunls.

DHNvER, Col Feb. 28-The Tribune's
Albuquerque. New Mexico. special, says:
A terrible scoursge prevails among we
Zuni Indians. Over 100 children neyo
dad with the measles In the past month;
slill raging and the scenes shout the Indian
Villages are sickening in the extreme,
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CORSICANA.

CossrclHA, Feb. 25.-rspecisl.l-At 8
O'Clock this morning an alsrm Of fire wss
soupded and the brick building occupied ~
the "Moss Rosen saloon ives found TO q on
frs. Thoee Arst Is the sccns ofethe blsss
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A Dastardly Outrage.

LounvnLH, Feb. 26.-rhe Courier
Journals Elisabethtown. Kentucky,
special says their 10 much excite
ment over the outrage OF Mia1
Cora Vannest, Q respected lady living neal
that place, by . negro named Miles Petty.
saved Petty BY hurrying him of to Gain.
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swxErwArEs, Feb, 2s-[speoisi. lin
front Of the cattle excbangs sn 1 mo- Si n,ne :
and one John Ripley, in which the latter
ives mortplly Wcundso.
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piiyals bosfdlng h0use N nahtlls H.
was asksd sith nspfoi IN The pfocfedinfs
III the demo- fail1 rHWmiitee ~ hhetn ~
sisissn men Whch he lad overheard. Ne
asked The committee ~ excuse him lfum
snsVtfirEi DO faid hu vas liyirr 81 ntt-
Vile sui NUT 80 hscki DE
hfeli dfIelftd upon bis paif1rafe
lu nsryllr aud 10 testify v"ul h. III 3
| M living hs rtpfrsruied considerable fsal
ur0ptTiy rUi biz Interests we're ems dtra-
lie fina ly boz re.aitu what be- nysflfArd'
| 40 was % the ELECT that the election ma
| he csTIisd ~ ia.r means oT ioul 40
/ jlurft,
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GREAT RL00u MEDICINES.

The hall Ia, n II been tnld as 10 the great Gu
r,liye pow r. of the Cn'icu'a Remedies, have
pad nun ir,ds Of iol srs COR ,n-dicines TO cure
diseases OF the God and skin Anh never found
anything yet equal - ns Cdvcnr, Keneales'
CHARLES A. WILLIAMS.
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The Fire Record.
9nrxuvrLL1, N. Y, Fec. IA. me- last
night destroys "a property valued q ssO'oO
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m ryMU Far Rough, Chapped and Greasy
bbHuII Skin Blarkhesds, Pimphs Skin
n cmishes and Infsnile Humors, use CuTi.
CURA SOAP, y real Beautifer,
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THE SPEAKER AND THE GERMAN LIB
ERALS.

WAsHrraroN. Feb. Is -[Press. I-Hpeeker
Carlisle has received -leiler addressed to
him personally by several Of the most
prominent members Of the liberal party IN
high seppe Of appreciation Of the action
tsken by the house Of Representatives a.
token OF respect for the memory OF the late
Herr Lsskef. The letter expresses the hope
thst the two nations may dsvslope and coz
iiaue thsis fxiendAhip. Among other sig-
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hsiufss sfs ihase 6fv nonssp, who visited
America The past summer and fffdsflck
ks q, ffmsflV issgef IN hsS lniki
iueuihsfs o. tue executive cnmniiiiee ol the
liberal party,
CONTRIBUTIONS,
WAsHisgf n. Yen eG Press. -t'nn-
hrmanuts' llufatip g. huTctald, If H.
nsla director at the miut, EUGENE o..
lifOht, Oi Nonirhu, consul, Peso del
NrHe; Dan,l u. Dyer Il Kansas, sfsn' oi
The Cheyenne emo AiApshoe lnhlars, In,
fisn territory; ilruty N la ssol, ~
Texas, agent Of indiaus, q iapAro sFonoy,
Indian itfriioig,
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THE BANKING AND CURRENCY COM
80 MITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is -IPfess. 1-At {
meeting OF the committee on banking and
his bill providing for the issuance Of treas
nrv notes TO take the place OF bank notes
for oil bills concerning bank circulation,
Alto. that had been considered by the com-
mittee. Tho substitute was fejected-3 "a
0-Buckper, Yspls and Miller voting IL The
sfirmstivs, and Ermentrout, Potter, Hunt,
Cendler, Wilkens, DiDgley, Adams, Hem
derson and Hooper In the negative.
Bfunm was absent.
The com nittee, BY vote Of 8 TO 4. an.
tborized W,lvene 70 report to the house.
McPherson's bill, a. II passed the senate,
Buckner, Potter, Miller and Ysple voting
In the negative.
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u7ANTED-A GOOD SIGN PAINTER r
w Rra,uer sober. reliable man snn
xfIr q p sSoS w: "a Desl r. i
diasss 90. ccssiessA TszaA ME-