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Doctor whittier.

A regular graduate, PA East Seventh street,
treats with unparalleled success, blood i'm
purities, nervous prostration, debility-dis-
eases from indiscretion, excuses, exposures.
Moderate charges, safely. Advice free. Es-
tablished longer than any advertising ply
Stefan in America. Record of cures for
twenty-seven years; never one published.
Patients from Atlantic to Pacific. Call or
write.
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That Kavanagh sells the old base ball grounds
at auction, on the premises, at the Short Line
crossing, West Seventh street, on Monday af-
ternOOn next
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Prof. N. Jolly, principal of the Berlitz school
of languages, will give an exhibition OF the
Berlit method to teach the French language
next Saturday at 3 o'clock p. M, at Curtiss
Business College hall, ST. Paul. A general in
vitation is extended to all persons who take
interest i'll the study of languages by the
shortest way.
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Union Park.

For sale, for three days only, two desirable
lots in Union Park, at low price. If you
desire ito buy, address at once j, 600, Globe
Office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-19

That Kavanagh sells the old base ball grounds
at auction. on the premises, at the Short Line
crossing, West Seventh street, on Monday af-
ternOOn next.
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DIED.

LYDEN-At residence, 81 Valley street, Hugh
Lyden, aged 81 years.
Funeral from residence, Sunday, at 2 p. m.
Friends invited.
RANK-At his mothers residence, No. ESQ
Carroll street, June II, 1885. Geo. j. Rank,
aged 81 years, months and "A days, eldest
son of the late John Rank.
Funeral Friday afternoon, 2 O'Clock, from
No. 260 Carroll street. Friends invited. New
York city papers please copy.
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This paper is printed with George II. Nor
rill & Co.'S improved perfecting press news
ink. 1t is also used by all the principal news
papers in the United States and Canada.
Western office, 81 and So Franklin street, Chi
cago ILL.,
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PICTURE FRAMES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State of Minnesota, County of Ramsey-ss. In
Probate Court, special term, June IS. 1885.
In the matter of the estate of DeAlton J. Pease,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of Probate,
of the county of Ramsey, will upon the first Mon
day of the month of October, 1885, at 10 clock
a. M, receive, hear, examine and adjust, all
claims and demands of all persons against said
deceased; and that six months from and after the
date hereof have been allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims against said
tate, at the expiration of which time all claims
not presented or not proven to its satisfaction
shall be forever barred, unless for good cause
shown further time be allowed.
By the Court,
IL. 81 VIM B. McGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
HANNAH PEASE, Executrix. ju19-5w-fri
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Remember

Grand concert at Grote's Tivoli, tonight, by
the Great Western band.
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Rar,,ausber

Grand concert at Grotes Tivoli, tonight, b
the Great Western band.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
WARNER STEVENS & LAWRENCE, Attorneys
Petitioners. ju19-5w-
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
i Third Judicial District OF Washington
Territory. holding terms AZ Seattle.
No. ii5i-w. Il. Iedgcrwood. plaintiff,
va Charles NJ. Spaulding. VIM. lie Kos
lowski and Geo. ID. III II, defendants,
Under and by virtue Of an execution
issued out OF the above named Court in
the above entitled action. | have duly
levied upon the real property situated in
King county. Washington Territory, and
more particularly bounded and described
as follows. towit:
Lots and 6. block 81. heir. Of 8. A.
Bells addition TO the city OF Seattle lot
3 in block IS. Terryis n st addition to said
city south half OF lot and north quar-
ter OF lot s in block IS Terryis first add
ten TO said city: lots d. ard 8. in block
LAWYERS addition to said city lots IL
and IL, in block q. Pontius sd iition Ia
said city: lots and 10, in block ). OF
Brawley addition to said city. lot ?, in
block %. Terry first addition to said city:
Lakeside Homestead addition. in section
IL, township p nerth. range 4 east, con-
tanning 90 acres.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the 18Th day Of Deeem Der. Isss
AT the hour OF 2 o'clock p. m. Of said
day, at the Court House door, In the
city OF Seattle. King county. Washington
Territory. l viii sell all the right. title
and interest OF said defendants In and to
said real property, at public auction. 70
the highest bidder for cash
Dated at Seattle, the 18th day OF No
vember. 1855
J. II. McGRAw,
nols Sheriff OF King county, W. I.
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nsve nov been concentrated just beyond
Drsgopan. and will renew the attack
90 TIE bul9arfsns defending siivis;zs
tomorrow. General 1epatsviteb, corn-
rnsndiae the right wing OF the S<rvisn
army, 10 entrenehed within fsx hoors
march Of Sofa.
PANIC Al BELGRADE-
LONDON. Nov. 90 Official admissions
rom Belgrade O. OF that a panic exists
there. Toe siege of wisdin has been
raised and Gen. Lasch iAnin, who With
MS division has keen carrying on the
.s2~. - nos marching TO assist King
Milan.
PEACE ADVISED
LONDON. Nov. 2).-The Tir,s>s has ad-
vices stating that King Mllan's advisers
counsel him to propose an imu ediate
pesse, whether Sofa he captured or not,
and that treaty Of peacs will probably
b, arranged next week.
NOTES OF THE WAR
LONDON. Nov. 20.-Pfince Alexander
has ordered the removal of the
archives from the treasury at ssha to a
place of safety. They will probably be
taken to Sbumla.
Consals at Nissa are renewing their
papers TO Rutch and eIsevere.
The StdHdarrfE Vienna correspond
eats say that some Of the powers. in
clndinR Austria. oppose Turkish media
tien, and insist on a conference at Con-
stantissple to decide the Balkan ones
ton.
A dispatch from Paris to the Tiraes
says that Greece is expected to open
hostiiities by means Of a naval exploit
almost hourly.
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COUNCIL PRoeEEDuNGs.

SEATTLE. Nov. 20, 1885.
Council met pursss ant to di,urn ment
Present: Councilmen Calligan, Furth,
Harrington. Hall, keenen, Lake, Ne
Donald. Post and Young.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
pstitiod vas received from j G.
Armstrong asking permission to estab-
ish laundry at No. ia South Second
street. Ii Was referred to the Commit
tee on Fire and Water.
petition from John Collins ct al,
for the planking OF Mill street from
Front to Second, was referred to the
Street Committee.
A petition from j. Roshalt and A.
Sanderson asking permission to estab-
lish laundry on the north side of
Maine street, was referred to the Com
mite on Fire and Water.
A petition from Sarah j. Pimmer Ell
al. asking the plankiHg of Second
street between Maine street and the
depot, and jackson street between CON-
merolal and Third streets, was referred
TO the Street Committee.
petition from the Western Mil
Company for the appointment of ap-
praisers on the part of the city to ap.
praise damages on land oondesnned by
ordinance 6OG along the line of Rollin
street extension, was laid ON the table.
The plat of Fairvisw Homestead AS
ISOLATION addition was presented and
referred to the City Surveyor.
REPORTS WERE RECEIVED
From the Judiciary Committee, recon
mending the ordinance providing for
the erection of poles and stretching of
wires for electric purposes, provided the
company pay for advertising. Adopted.
from the same committee. approving
the reports of City Justice Hill, Justice
LYON aud the Jailer. The reports we're
adopted and ordered filed.
From the Finance Committee. recon-
mending that the SUN of xi3 80 be re-
funded to p. Fitzgerald ON account of
an error in the assessment.
From the Street Committee, recon-
nending that the petition Of Melody
Choir ct al. for the opening of Willow
and Filbert streets be granted. Adopted.
The Cletk was authorized to draw the
necessary vouchers.
Prince William street was ordered
opened.
The communication of q. .. Halter,
asking that the sum of $50 be presented
to each company Of the regular soldiers
recently stationed here, was referred to
u special committee consisting of Coan-
eiimen Post, Harrington, Furth and
City Attorney Hanford, with request TO
report at next meeting.
APPLICATIONS FOB LICENsKs REFKRRED.
Fred Homen, II. Aursnheimsn, Thos.
Radcliffe. Gumbert d Dickman, E. II.
Huntley, Ernest Rooney, Eugene O'Con-
nor. Conrad Rechenwald, L. ID. Norton,
John L. Lester, M. McDsnald, Benz.
Murphy. Otto Fuhrmsnn, jacob Bsegll,
julius w. Smith, Covies Il Foster, Nor
gan 4 Lawrence, Harness Il Peters, Jas.
Allocate. John Levy. +. 5. Curtis.
LICENSES ORDERED ISSUED.
Mausr L Steinie, Thomas Anderson,
w. L. Townsend, NJ. j. McDonough, A.
+. Hill, w. Waugh, Oliver Parent. w.
W. Burritt, John shepich, Grennissr &
Bittner, Charles Ross, A. Slorah, T..
Chaupeaux, q. N. Morse.
Report from Committee on Fire and
Water filed.
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Company. and conveyed to their FINAL
destination, and vice versa Ths new
plan u TO have each steamer make a
complete round trip between here aud
Ansfralia. sithsut any transfer At Hon.
oiuIa- This servIee bepins at San Fran
CISCO on November I'D With the depart
ofe OF the steamer Alameda, and al the
other end of the line Oh December 81,
With the departure Of the steamer Mar
aros from New Zealand.
IL Is stated here a. possible that the
steamers Zealandis and Australia, pre-
viousiy used on this lice, and With
draws owing to the refusal Of the Uni
ted States Government TO give il its
mail subHdy. will b. run 10 opposition
TO tue ne1ly organized line.
Rain In California.
SAs FEAScIsOo. Nov. 2O.-It has raiued
almost steadily throughout toe State
for i've days. IL cleared of this morn
ing. bat y raining harder than ever To-
night. The total fall for the month up
TO O'Clock this evesin9 IL sol. This
has never been exceeded except, in the
year 1919 when II 80 inches fell daring
October and November. Judging FROM
the rainfall tonight, the probabilities
are that before the present month Il
ended that record will be exceeded
Reports from Los Angeles tonight state
that portions of the Southern Pacific
Railroad between Sapalveda and San
Fernando have been washed ont. and
that the San Fernando tunnel has
caved In several places. The damages,
however, are not considered serious.
He rhtnks Not
SAS FRAScIsoo. Nov. 30.-In reference
IN the dispatch from New York last
night that the Postsffice Department at
Washington has been advised that the
English mails for the Australian colo
niea would, on its completion. be for
varded over the Can adian Pacific Rail
way, VIM. Center, OF the firm of j. ID.
Spreckels a Go. Of this city. who went
10 New Zealand to make arrangements
for the continuance OF steam service
from this port. says there cannot be any
truth in the statement. as the New Zsa-
land Government has entersd iRto a
contract With them for three Years.
paying them subsidy of 10000
year. The possibility, however, of the
colonial mails being forwarded BY the
Canadian Pacific is attracting consider
able attention tere.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN FRAsCIsoo, Nov. 30.-Arrived-
Bark Arcturus, from Port Townsend.
Sailed-Ship Dashing Wave, for Port
Towns md.
PoEr townsend. Nov. 20-Arrived-
British bark Artisan, Capt. Dryer, 81
days from Yokohama.
PogT BLAKELY. Nov. 20.-Sailed-
Ship India.
POEr MADISON. Nov. 20. - Sailed
Nov. 18th. bark vidstte.
PoRT Discovery. Nov. 20.-Afrived-
Brig Deacon.
PoRr AsoELos, Nov. 20-One bark
passed east at 5 p. m; light west wind.
FAToosH, Nov. D.-LiRht rains; fresh
northwest sind. One ship tOSed in by
tug Alexander.
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rug wAR m TINE RAIkANs.
rur sur.a,RrlSs VICTORIOUS.


IoSpos, Nov. 9.-Dispatches re-
ce,yed here state that the Servians have
become dispirited over their recent re-
verses. The Balsarians. on the other
hand, have been aroused 10 tbs highest
ritch of enthusiasm BY the example OF
Prince Alexander and the victories
gained under his leadership. They
have gradually driven back the ServtAn
advance line antil the Bulgarian fer
ward line of entrenchmest 10 within q
mile Of Draeoman village. In the nent-
inc Yesterday the Servisn loss vss ~
men killed and wounded One OF
Prince Alexaader's aides vas killed
during the engagement
MKxKLY A Kuxos.
BxloRlps, Nov. "a rsmor prevails
here that Prince Alexander has pro
posed an armistice.
CONTRADICTORY.
vienna, Nov. M.-The Danabe Nsvi-
CATION Company has issued notice thAf
traf!ic 10 epcn in the river.
The commandant at Widdin has re-
seinded an order stopping navigation a.
that point.
oovAxcvrrcn AND foPArovIrcH.
RxIaaAps Nov. 0.-A Sefvian ofileial
dispatch irum TsArihrod. says that The
Servisn repulse at S.ivintEa 10 attrio-
uted 10 the action Of General 0ovsno-
vitch, Comm sndeS Of the DANUBE d.
visioa, uho made several tactical mis-
takes, and failed 10 exscose certatn
ssrasaeie msveasn1A Ths Ssrvtana
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From Committee on sewers, approx
ing Health Officers report, and City
Attorney instructed to draw up =" cubic
air :" ordinance.
The Committee on Fire and Water
recommended the granting of the petit
tons Of J. q. Armstrong, John Roshalt
and A. Sanderson. for permission to
open laundries, provided the same be
lifted up In accordance With instruc-
tons of Chief Of Fire Department.
Adopted.
Ordered that City Attorney be an
thorixed 20 settle the case Of q. W..
Young vs. The City Of Seattle. az the
cost OF the city.
Ordered that the City Attorney be in
structed 10 draw up an ordinances re
peAlisg ordinance No. Go. for extend
iSg Rollin street.
Report Of Fire Delegates on charges
against Engineer Donhsm read. and
consideration Of the same continued
antiI next regular meeting.
Ordered that lowest bid for sever on
union street be accepted, and contract
or enter into bond for $500 for faith
full performance Of the work.
The following bids were submitted for
building the city stable: Peacock 4 Nc
Rae tNo; w. TAYLOR $50; Wright 4
Graves tSs4.15; J. +. Byrue $40; ". II.
Blick tSs7 so; Misener & Convey t5s.
Contract let 10 j. 4. Byrue, on fling
$500 bonds
Sx lee irons we're ordered purchased
for city prison.
ORDINANCES
Granting the right 10 erect poles and
stretch wires thereon fer electric pur-
pcses. Adopted
Ordinanos 20 repeal 0rdInance GO.
Adopted.
Two ordinances authorizing taeMayos
and Clerk 30 execute certain contracts
were adopted.
Osuncil sdjoorned till Tuesday even
inc.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON.
RE n OVAL,

II A. CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMEO-
. pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
Tor the present removed his office 70 his
residence. corner Fourth and Madison
streets
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PACIFIC COAST


n
oAS Francisco. Nov. 0.--rhe latest
-. OF TIE remarkable Coivin Pratt
VI iofeefies Is dispatch from W ash
= sssn, which reads: lex Judge Wallace.
antofnia, Is in this city. enieavor-
W sfine TO Justice Oolvin Pratt, q
-. sno robbed banks on the Pacific
ne sailed for Japan on the 10Th
s.sA This Government has no ex-
~ .soa treaty with Japan. and the
a.x.y 10 which the criminal can be
~ s1sns back Is through the courtesy of
- Apaoese officers. Wallace arrived
sa letssr Of Introduction from Sec.
- hayaFd, and called on the Japan
n. .'nlster Yesterday. After hearing
sh,sus OF the case, the minister
49,, 70 bis government that Pratt
Il. ~ oe apprchsnded and returned 10
~ enised states. An answer 10 this
Nam 10 expected tomorrow.
A. Arirssa stage Robbed
~. uRAspE A. IT,, Nov. eo.-The
ooand here from Silver ki.s vas
= a oy masked hiehwayman arm
INC q shotgun. two miles from
49, arxonai, and the driver Vas
- 10 throw OF two bars OF bullion
on board. THIS VAS done. The
- seiehei l70 ponds each. and have
- nAisd value Of 5000. Although
- zee roeber wss seen, he probably
- eftderstes. The driver on being
~ msssfsd 90. went till out of sight OF the
~ snd then returned 90 Pinai.
- oooers had only one hours start,
- WI probably be overtaken. Word
-. saeeraphed to Florence. and officers
u porseis frem there. Nothing
tne stage vas disturbed.
nee Aastraiixa NAIL service.
80 - francisco. Nov. ao.-A change 10
ssnced today ia the mail service
rsss sa here aud Australia. The plan
rs.@s'y agreed upon vas thai the
$50 Aartposs aad Alameda Of the
sss ,s Lane we're 10 carry freight, pas
and mails from here 20 Homo
voers they we're 10 BE- transferred
steamer Aasaroa Of shs Uuian
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VIM. D. WOOD.

4 I-rORNEf-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
ucs in all the Justices and Territorial
Sourts. Onice, at rooms OF the Probate
court fesler-Leary Building.
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MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS.

"PEOPLE, CYCLOPEDIA.. in
three large volumes OF 100 pages each.
bound In leather. Sl2 50. Published az S2i.
Still cheaper is "CHAMBERs,>
ENtHCLOPEDIs, IS in 10 large vol.
umes OF SIS pages each, with 500 engray-
ings. bound in leather. at so.
"MACkEY,s ENCYCG OPEDIA
OF ekEEuAsONRN. in half mo
rocco. 3. Published at ell.
DICKENS, WORKS, Is volumes.
Sli IS. Published at So 80.
With large number Of other books at
half prices and many at less. We slss
have 9 full line Of Stationery and school
Books. Gold Pens. Opera Glasses Photo
graph, Autograph and Scrap Albums etc.
ALL at very low rates. Cali and see our
stock. q. DAVIES & co.
Oc2iUaldw Igs Cherry street
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We are now opening our
Holiday line of the follow
ing Goods:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
200 Styles, in SILK and
Linen, for Ladies, Gentle.
men and Children.
Lace and Fancy Neck.
wear-A great variety.
Fans-A beautiful line,
new styles.
Purses aud Satchels i'm
abundance.
WOrSted Knitted Goods
Of all kinds,
Hosiery. Gloves EN- brOid-
cred Goods. Jewelry, ETC.,
and numerous other arti.
cles.
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A Chinese merchant, vhe has started
from Portland for Hanskone. takes With
hiu an Indian wife and three oeys and
= eir.. Al hsme be vii probably intro
ducs bis vifs - IN American semsn,
and his relatives viil be apt 10 form
eome rathsr sascs ideas OF toe Amsr'-
CA people from tAia sAmpae. HE
children SPEAK Enelish, Chimes and
the Indian dialscs Of their mother.
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DR.. CHlPP,
Mr. c s, England; L SA, London

Office, Langley and Bastion sts., Victoria
Hours. 10 a. m. till p. M: 2 till 4 D. M;
6 till $50 o. IN.
NoTE-Wonen and children only, till
up. m
Residence. Broad. near Fort st. se22
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

coo SACKS OATS. IN LOTS TO
0OO suit purchaser Apply TO
A. CHII.BERG & CO..
f26 Sc. cor. Mil and Commercial 81
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GEO. XEhARIE Smith

A TToRNEY-AT-LAw, ROOMS q
y and Ponein building. Front street
SSeaitie T.. VIII practice in ali the
S SSsa OF the Territory and in the Land
ZnISC. ft.l0
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A Tribe RebelIieus.

DUBLIN, New. D.-Parnell having or
dered re election in Dundalk for dele
gates to the Nationalist Convention, be-
cause the former delegates were in favor
of Callan for member OF Parli amsnt,
an election was held tonight. The re-
suit was In favor of the Callsn delegates
by msjorities Of 8 to l. Parnelrs can
didste is Joseph Nolan. IN inager Of the
Music Hall, Liverpool.
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RESTORING the status Qse Aate.

CoSsrASrNoPLK, Nov. 20 II is re
ported that she Privy Council has de-
cided to send Djeval Pasha TO Phillip
popolis rs temporary Governor Of East
ern Ronmelia, thus virtually restoring
/ ha sf.tfsfa fftlo ante
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Parneii's Competitor.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 0.-O'Shea, who
was the member for Glare in the Parlia
ment just dissolved, will oppose Parneli
io his contest for member from the
Exchange division OF this city.
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xKxKIr A KuxoR-

BxloRlps, Nov. "a rsmor prevails
here that Prince Alexander has pro
posed an armistice.
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BERLIN, Nov. 20.-Parliamsnt today
reelected the President and Woe Presi
dent of the last Reiehstag. The Polish
members gave notice they would ques
ton the government regarding the ex-
pulsion OF Poles from East Prussia.
The Conservatives introduced q proposal
for the holding of q quinquiennial par
lament.
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SEATTLE. Nov. 20, 1885.
Council met pursuant to adi .urnment
Present: Councilmen CslIiRan, Furth,
Harrington. Hall. keenen, Lake, Ne,
Donald. Post and Young.
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WHITE CHAs. =. MuNDAY

W. II. WHITE,
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years. Els power, duties and compensa-
ton shall be defined bv the General
Assembly.
"section 2. There shall be appointed
by the Governor school commissioner
in each County, who shall hold Office for
term of four years. His powers, duties
and compensation are to be determined
by law"
The Bill to require emigrant agents to
pay a license before operating in this
State, provides that no person or persons
shall be allowed to solicit emigrants
for the purpose of inducing emigration
from this State without first paying a
license fee of $500 to the clerk of the
Court in the County in which he, she or
they may act; the proceeds of the license
to be applied to the use of the County as
the poll tax is applied. This was the
text of the original Bill. The committee
recommended an amendment making the
license 5000 a year, but this was with
drawn. Violation of the Act is deemed
misdemeanor punishable by fine not
less than $100 or imprisonment in the
Penitentary of not less than one year, or
both, in the discretion of the Court.
This Bill passed its second reading in
the House on Saturday, with an amend.
ment providing that the license fee shall
be paid into the County for general
County purposes.
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ture will permit those Counties which
wish to do so to express their wishes on
the matter, there will be no trouble; but
if it refuses, it will result in the question
dividing the Democratic party by pro-
noting the active discussion Of the ques-
tion by the candidates in the primaries.
Let us have County option wherever
the question is actively agitated, and all
will be we'll.