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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13

cSTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO coUN-
n TIE Sircuit Court of Ohio County, Is. April
Rules, 1885:
J, Lawrence Woodward, In Chan.
Wm. Il. Woodward, Executors, 4 othen)
The obi, Ct OF This suit Is 10 compel the distribu-
,i,n 10 the plaintiff AZ one Of the heirs OF :. II.
y oOdgard, deCea-ed, of bis proper proportion OF GER
ain sha,es Of stock In the woodward Iron CON.
paw. now held by the executors OF the viii oil said
b, Woodward, deceased, being the Procseds OF the
ale or conveyance 10 the said company oi certain
real propert in the State OF Alabama, which be
Ior Red 70 the said 4. II. WoodSa ard nj The time oil MS
icath, which stock the plaintiff claims Is disirolta-
Die among the " dow and heirs al las OIL the sra ,.
81 Woodward, deceased; and II appearing Iron an
.rIdayit fled IL the cause that Joseph IL NoOi-
yard, who Issued in his own right and - executor
II tie will o. 5. II. Woodward, de essed, solomon
Aopdgard. Hattie B. Markham and Edward MARX
nsm ar. non residents OF the state of West NIglaa,
4 is ordered tha, the said Joseph II. Wo9dSari, As
Cyocutor and in his own right, solomon WoodvsTd,
Hattie h. Markham and EDWARD Markham do aP.
r.ar within ore month alter the Gnt publication 81
hi order and DO what Is necessary 10 protect Their
WitSss. John W.. Mitchell, Clerk Of Our said
Torrt Al the Court House Of said county, In the
rity Of wheeHng, this 9Th day Of April, 1885, to-Wit:
Ai"" JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Publtshes the Gni tins April Z, 1855.
Attest: JOHN W. Clerk.
BESRY n RUSSELL,
soI,itor for CoEplElnznS, ap7oa5t
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REGISTER !
o. EITHERS
DAILY OR WEEKLY,

which, under the new management, shall Be sr
ly what vn staisd edttoraily the morning sfia
tnnsier, viz: Thoroughly and RELIABLY Dnzo
CRATIC, with no fsyon for any person or faction
within the party 10 the detrimsSt Of ths vhois
party. When the nominations are made BY tn
regularly constituted convention Of the party thA
the RzsrErxz willard only then-giEs Is I'd
qualified support 10 the nominees
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fractions. The street was devoid of news
having an influence upon prices all DAY,
other than European war news. ConpAr-
ing prices this evening with the closing
prices 9 week ago, almost everything shows
an advance ranging from to u per cent.
Transactions. 205, 900 shares.
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1867 Prizes. amounting to....----------l265y60
Application for rats 10 clubs should 30 mads only
10 the once Of the Company In New OTieana-
For further information vr1s clearly, diving full
sddrass, POSTAL NOTES, Kxprsss None, 0rdsn,
or Now York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
rency By Expires (all sunni Of IS and upwards at bur
axnenseS Addressed y. A. DAUPHM,
New Orleans, u,
N. A. pAUPRm, .s7 sevsnth q, WnkiAston,
MsSe p. o. Money Ordsn psysbls md sldrss
NEW ORLBAHB NATIONAL ZANE.
Nov Orleans, La
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FINANCE M TRADE,

Money ut I Per Cent.-9overnments Firm
and Unchanged-Stocks H~igher-Flour
F1rm-whest Higher.
NEw YoRK, April ll.-Money easy at l
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4@5
per cent. Foreign exchange extreme J
dull and unchanged quotations; actual
business done at 4S43@4S63.
GoVERSMENTS-Quiet and steady.
Threes --'W9S
Pacific Sixes Of lSo.-..--.. 80. . --.--------L-O
STATE SEC-RIrIES-Qu'es and quotations
in some cases lower.
RNLwoAD BoNDS-Rather quiet.
SroCKs-The market continues subject
chiefly to European war news. At the open
ing prices were firm and in some cases to-
J per cent. higher than they closed yester-
day. There was a manifest disposition on
the part of the shorts in Changers and Van
derbilts to cover. There are rumors that q
new bull combination has been formed
IN Changers. The market continued
strong until the announcement was made,
near the middle Of the day, that England
would probably declare war before Monday,
when active buying set in, accompanied by
an advance in prices, which continued nal
about 2 o'clock. In the last hour the market
was firmly held, but made nc further gains,
and finally closed strong near the best
prices Of the day. As compared with last
evening, the prices are generally from to 2
higher than they closed yesterday.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy is up Sfi
Lake Shore closed with q gain of ] pei
cent; New York Central is up t. Western
Union closed within I Of the highest priet
of the day; Union Pacific is II higher
LaekawaDDa showsHa gain of IL per cent
and Delaware and Hudson II, Louisville
aud Nashville l per cent, also Missouri Pa
| ci6c. The other advances were for smallsI
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d z C RAilroAd.
Leave Beuafre al 2p. m. Tor summsrSsld.
Leave beuatre At 6:Ooa m. for Sonerdeld and
LanesSllA Arrive at Bellatre, s:16 q N and 5:&
p m
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address ]. G. Tominson, Tic ct Ag't
Panhandle route, foot of Eleventh street,
Wheeling, W. Va
Or I. Il. B. Haase, Passenger Agent B.
4 o. Depot. foot of South street, Wheeling.
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AT CHARLESTON

REssTKR VIII o~outinus TO giyo the news ems
mating from the CAPITAL sftsr the removal
Charleston. lust The same Is heretofore, 10 that evcp
citizen wishing to kDou what Ia t~rznsplnns at Tia
sRAT OF CONVENIENT must continue 10 take the
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@beslins 8ssister
T~RANKLRRN, GUIDE

"A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE or rRANZ
IA k~xPLANArIoH o. RxIEzuCI HAaxs. sn~iy
sunday sxnsPssd Monday sxcsped-WAsliss
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ns nss sasos vm be sad 10 any sAA9 - =
esntA
Ths BEsRrxH may b Rnt 10 sns aalss -
sbstssa otber paper bnhsudbsd IL. - 0stha
the money 70 accompany The order invariably.
y. u. TAN1X,
General MANAGES.
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FLoUR, A AND FEED.
c A 7 A r H
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler,
for every form of Catarrh, ST.
ASK FOR
SAkFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, Watery DischAr Ses from the Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head. Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus d~islodgei 1, membrane cleanssd aud
healed, breath sveetened, smell, taste, and hearing
restored, and ravages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, Dropp!ngs into the Throit,
Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength
and Flesh, Loss Of Sleep, ETC., cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal sN-
vent and one DR.. sanfori's Inhaler, in one packag-,
If all druggists, for 81. Ask for sauiord's Radical
cure, a pure distillation OF Witch hazel, Am. Pine,
"a. Fir, MaIigold, Clover Blossoms, etc.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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New Life for Shattered
Nerves, Painful Muscles and
Weakened Organs Cot
Inns Volaic Electric
Plaster instantly affects
the nervous system and ban
ishes pain, nery ounces and
debility. A perfect Electro
Galvanic Battery COM
bined with n highly me-
dicinal Plaster for 25c.
All druggists.
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apples, l0c; good evaporated apples, 80;
fancy evsporased peaches, l5c; good svapo-
rated peaches. lac; good 2a common
peaches. sc.
On--Lard, extra western strained s0c;
carbon, Ito, &c; carbon, loo, &c; white
miners best winter SOC; white miners No.
2, 45c.
CONDITION OF MARKErs.-Sugsrs, steady
at quotations; coffee, barely steady; rice,
firm, with aprospective advance; lard, weak;
provisions unchanged; fruits, nominal;
syrup, stronger and advancing; N. D. mo
lssses. active at quotations
DRY GOODS.
Now York.
NV YoRK, April ll.-Dry Goods
With very dissgrseable weather the market
has been quiet in all departments. On
Wednesday next Field, Chapman and Fen
ner will make q special auction. per order
of Lawrence, TAYLOR & Co. The Offering
will include $50 cases Victoria lawns,
India lawns and nainsooks; also 200 cases
No. $50 Berkeley csmbrics, and $50 cases
Mspdspoland fine shirtings, being the bal
ance OF the sason's production.
NA1LsEsa rs CARD.
Wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, fence
and brads - l0d to God, 81 %; sd
and Cd, 81 so; Sd and I'd,
. Is; I'd and Sd, So 90; Sd, So IS; ID,
IS 90. Barrel inch, Sc rs; inch,
IS Is, l inch, 81 Is; II inch, 81 90;
1t inch, g Is; Il inch, s. 25; II inch
s. 90. Lining-J inch, Sc IS; I inch,
50 Is. Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 Is; Sd
50 90; Sd and I'd, 50 IS. Cinch-All
sizes, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1925; Id, 1875;
Sd, 81 90; I'd, s. Is. Finishing-l inch,
81 Is; II inch, Sc IS; lsinch, 81 50; l. 10
I inch, 81 Is; 2 inch, 81 90; q inch, % Is:
8 inch and over, So SO. Casing and Box
ing-lOd to BOD, 50 90; Sd, 50 %; Sd, s. so;
Id, 81 IS; Sd, 81 Is. Fine Blued-4d,
81 90; Sd, S. 25; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes
All sizes. 80 so. Boat SIikes-All sizes,
So 90. Each half key lOc extra.
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Communication,

FurxPEs, Ala, Sept 2,1SSL About SxSeao
d. became addicted with = very dtSasreeaole sk1n
~ Eth large, dry sores and many eTusted pim-
% ms ace, hands and shoulder. The sore on
ho1lder eat out a hole nearly an inch deep, q
|zr,mu. aDpsarance Of one OF the sores near
eve alarmed ne very much. l tried all kinds
FainenJ but iound nothing that seemed 70 aneet
disease. ! Enally decided to try SIS on al
d 4 physician, ard In . short time the scaos
Eptd iron The soces and left NY skin smooth q
/ IcDnslder ;. = 3. the greatest blood melIclne
sni IT, oply thing that viii cure the disease
! which vas Afflicted. / think my trouble vas
insult Of a terrible attack OF malartAl fever, con-
Ft while hruins in the T~allaPooa uversTamP
Z b. i0uud a, ny Office In the court house Al
lnPkA lou can refer % me.
On ELorf aniSkiu Diseases mailed free
EFE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer : Atl&nta, ga
By Ia.-hrin Pros. & Co. and Logan Co,I Al
-afssut wall. Wheeling. W. Va
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,na.rhnt.s Money couIan,t Buy It.

Money Couldn't Buy IL.
! Acro-h News and Farmer Of this week says:
IElsbsth Saker, living within three miles Of
"a. remarked that Yanderbilts fortune could
Nv nom rer What six bottles Of Swift's SPectae
.,r her. Her statement Is as follow: For
--rs wears | have suffered almost death tFom
tr-ats disease, sCrOiulA For years was IN
% 90 ANYTHING in keeping up my domestic
h last october ] was induced 70 Try swift
rl. and used two bottles, aud was 30 much ben
10y :! that ] purchased four more from MeSsrS
mat Johnson, which has almost entirely re-
= ne. !eel like q new person, and can DO Al
On homework. Before l took the : 3 ;. my
Ev b.aien, Es my entire person was covered
rrs. and in this miserable condition did not
Ig-7r. Ihad tried every known remedy, vi
sa Eas generally regarded - tncurable. had
l.patet By the best physicians 70 no avail l
lEr-.y recommend sEt's sPeelne % NE
20.
=, Eo7:hSut & johnson, merchants at Ae-
81. Sc kuoz Mrs Elizabeth Baker PelSon-
" -, ra~st,tzr with her case. She Is highly
frar ID. This community.
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XIII A YEAR and expense q AsSn
Terms ard full outdt FkEb A
SII % YICKERY, Augusta. haiA~
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Eaea~ltism Twenty Years.

.- 5,yr 81 sering from rheumatism Tor twenty
o. u. a,v!tA almost intOlorabls pain. l had
-, MEDICAL treatment, and took all sorts Of
-. .a. riihout relief. Being reduced almost
,st.E O. All not being able to walk even with
.-~ ? SOS ln1uced 20 Try SEtfts Specific, and
a-l.Ee a.Lru, and / Am to day entirely re-
y. Have thrown away my eruteaeS ana au N
Ion, N.a'rh Ibeheve SEitt's Specific Will cure
s1-' ,ssss ~ rheumatism
= "a LEEsuoS, Macon, Ga, Aug. 1, 81
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CLEVELAND { PITTSBURGH R. r.
~oNuENsED TINE TABLE or PABskN0KR
Trains corrected Eo~smbsr u, lsst-CsntrA
standard Time:
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.MMmM5
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Incorporstsd In 1855 for 10 ysau By the LsSisisturs
for Educational and Charitable purpoaes-vtth q
CAPITAL of q OO0,0Oo-to which Q reserve fund Of ovsI
$50 600 has Gnce bean addod.
BY an overwhelming popular vote 10 franohise w
made Q part Of the present STATE Ocnstitutior
adopted december ID, 4. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
the people Of any Stste.
II never scales or postpsnoaL liz 9nnd Hinsis
Number drawings take place monthly.
A splendid opportunity 10 win Q Fortune. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Cae ~ In ths o.
MUSIC, NEW
Tuesday, April lfth, 1855,
10th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, o70,OOO.
I'M mn IYckets NJ Five Dollan Each. Fnctions n
k1fths In proportion.
LIST OF PRIZHa
I Capital 2o,OQ
1 Capital PRIZE. 1000
2 Prizes Of 5000. noe
s Prizes Of 2Oc0....-.................--.---...-... l0,o0
10 Prizes Of 1000. i0,00
20 Prizes Of 6O0.........-.....-.--.---.....-. 1000
100 PriIes Of zoo 10000
500 Prize, OF lO0.............-....-.-...--....-..-. So,0N
500 Prizes Of 25,0t
1000 Prizes Of 2b..---...-.--..-.----..--. 25,0n
Approximation Prizes.
Approximation Prises Of e750,.--..--..-.. e,76
sApproximAticn Prtsos OF 60o...--.-.---. t,cQ
REPRESENTATION Prizes Of 2o..........--.-- 2,2H
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E OF THE REGISTER.

THE WEEKLY RHGIsfKB
WIN b dubbed With ths following p.tiisasns ~
premiums Tor one year On The following terms:
wrurry p uerrrun ara lhia Fanu$w =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-28
Evening Session

Upon meeting for the evening session the
house went into com mittee Of the whole with
Mr.. Drake in the chair, and with fourteen
house aud eighiy-One senate bills on general
orders. After considering four bills, in
which was included the high license ill and
that giving the Duluth IL Iron Range Rail
road company authority to select ten sections
of land outside It's original grant, were rec
commended to pass, the committee rose.
The house then took up the senate message
announcing the senate refused to concur in
the house amendments. Mr.. Myers moved
the house insist on its amendments, which
motion prevailed, aud the speaker, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Snider, appointed conference
committee Of five as follows: Messrs.
Stordock, Brown, Pattee, Snider and Myers.
The house then adjourned
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-28
Sacred to the Memory Of Axel HialmeI
Emanuel Peterson

FRAsCoNIA, Mimi, Feb. 15.-When, on
Friday afternoon, Feb. @, 1885, shortly after
o'clock, the dark angel Of death for the
second time passed over our peaceful village,
in this instance spreading its sable wings
over the beautiful home Of our esteemed
townsman, Mr.. Frank y. Peterson. there
went out in the blackest night OF woe sorrow
and most heartfelt pain, the light of a faith
er's eye and the JOY Of a mothers heart.
Like the lightning's flash from clear sky
did the distressing news reach every ear,
thrilling every heart with awe and feelings
Of fellow sympathy 10 an extent unknow n
here Tor years. Whyi A dutiful and only
son was gonei He left his fathers house for
the great future into which we are all travel
ing. No explorer has gone there and come
back to tell how il il. We who are left be-
hind feel our way along. not knowing when
the lion may spring upon US from the Jungle.
Axcl was a noble ''boy'' II use the word
in its best sense) IN every way; wise SOD,
ALWAYS bearing a good name, rejoicing the
hearts OF his parents, and not az all Ike "a
/ foolish SON. who is the be2yiDess Of bis
mother. Universally beloved by his school
mates and freely miDgling in their sports,
he yet did not, at any time, exceed the
bounds Of prOpFiety, aud 50 kept up most
admirable trait Of character, though naturally
Of q retiring disposition.
/ Indeed he was FAR beyond his years, in all
1 that makes up true.manIiness. besides being
I Of an inCuiring, ObseTTant, stUdiOus cast of
mind, very rarely met IN those Of his years.
/ He was in his fifteenth year, and the bright
l est scholar in our school. For any one 20
I know him, was bat 70 love and admire his
( gentle nature and superior mind. And, oh !
/ hoT sister and brother loved each other! Oh.
/ de ath how cruel IS thy siingl All things in
nature have their time; tie snow 10 descend,
I the bud 10 ODen, the leaf 10 fall But thou
o death hast all seasons for thine Osn.
white winged angels came and bore
away this dear and precious darling, 'ere be
had trod many steps on the Testioule Of
life"
There is no flock, however watchful and
tender, but one dead lamb "a tLerei There
Is no Preside, hOEsOe're defended, but has
Que vacant chzir"'
This sad bereavement has left al aching
void this world can never fill; in the dire
anguish OF their hearts, the parents may ez-
claim:
VIA; T. home without our darling,
What are al the joys we meet
when bis loTiBg smiles 10 longer,
Greet the coming Of orr feet.
The deceased vas =ell known TO the scbol-
ars Of Madison and Franklin sehcOls IN 81.
! Paul, who attended from 1878 to 1852.
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ROUTINE REPORT.


Senate met at 1920 and was called to
order by the chaplain.
Devotional exercises conducted by Rev.
Harrington, chaplain of the house of repre-
sentatives.
Roll called and Journal read and approved.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Senator Severance-Amending the
charter of the village of Mantorville, Dodge
county. Passed under suspended rules.
By Senator misunderstanding the
special laws of 1881, relative topublic schools
in Brainerd, Crow Wing county. Passed
under suspended rules.
By Senator Blake-Amending the charter
of the village of Marshall. Passed under
suspended rules.
By Senator Steenerson-Repealing the act
authorizing Kttson county to issue certain
bonds. Passed under suspended rules.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the county commissioners OF
Wilkin county to refund certain taxes.
Amending the charter OF the city Of St.
Paul relative to the fire department.
Amending the statutes of 1878 relative 10
short hand reporters for courts.
Amending the STATUTES VI 1910 lCIatiuS "
actions TO recover real property.
Authorizing the formation Of corporations
for the purpose of loaning money.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter of the village Of
Rushford, Fillmore county.
Amending the charter Of the city of Wa
SEGA, Waseca county
To prevent the destruction Of fish in Lake
Traverse. Traverse county.
Amending the charter of the city OF st.
Paul relative TO its fire department.
Repeating an act authorizing the issue OF
bonds for a bridge oyer Tenth avenue south,
Minneapolis.
THE SENATE RAILROAD BILL.
A message was received from the house
announcing the passage OF the senate rail-
road bill with amendments.
Senator c. ID. Gilhlian moved that the SEN
ate do not concur in the house amendments.
Senator Hall moved to amend the motion
that the senate do concur. Lost.
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House called to order at $3.50 a. IN. by
Speaker Gibbs. Prayer by Rev. Father 10
bart, chaplain Of the senate, who had ex-
changed with Chaplain Harrington for the
dAy.
Indefinitely postponed: The bill Of Mr..
Hush 10 provide for the election and appoint
ment Of an assessor and for constituting a
board Of review for the village II Wayzats,
Hennepiu county ;of Mr.. KBudson, to amend
the statutes Of 1878, relating 70 county CON-
missioners; Of Mr.. Canning, amending the
general statutes Of 1873, relating to railroad
corporations, and authorizing them TO re-
locate portions Of their unconstructed lines
Of Mr.. Spaludiug, relating 70 the Cannon
River Improvement company
Mr.. DuTanI presented petition from
l4g citizens Of Marine, Washington county,
asking for relief for damages By cyclones
aud hzil-storms, and asks for SIS, 900.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bv Mr.. Decentralization the commits
sioners Of Pipestone county TO issue
$40. 600 bonds for public buildings. Rules
suspended and bill passed
BIZ Mr.. Gibbs-To create school district
in Mover county. Rules SUSPENDED and bill
passed
By Mr.. Bradford Authorizing the county
Of Dakota to expend $1,000 for the improve
mcnt q the s. Paul aud MENDOZA road =.
Z Rules suspended and BIZ passed
b. sIr- consolidating 70 the com mis-
sioasrs % Ramsey county. Passed under
suspension
b Mr ThonpsOu-To provide for testing
gas meters and re zaIstinz the sale q ga-.
/ b Mr. Lse-Chsnging the boundaries Of
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! derstand the effect of the amendment
adopted, and in order that an opportunity
might be given for thorough examination
of it, moved the committee report progress
and pass the bill for the present
| Mr.. Valentine favored such action, but the
committee rejected the proposition.
Mr.. Durant moved to amend by making
the license for townships not less than $50,
for villages of 1900 population and under
$500, of 1000 and not more than 5000 pop
ulation $3.50, and of all cities over 5000
$500. In support of his motion Mr.. Durant
said after a struggle of weeks seeking to pass
a $500 license bill the senate had been forced
to give it up and had to adopt the scale as
above.
Mr. Pattee opposed the amendment. He
believed all agreed that there must be q Ii
cense OF some kind.
THEN THE QUESTION WAS
what shall that license be: To consider that
question intelligently the necessity for any
license must be considered. There were
some half dozen nationalities, with different
habits on this floor. So, in considering this
question prejudices should not be allowed to
govern, but cool judgment as to the best
good of the people. He then proceeded to
made lower the agitation for high
license would be continued as now.
The country towns do not need
any license. What liquor the inhabitants
want they can get from the larger cities.
The real object of a high license was to drive
the traffic out of the smaller towns and into
the larger cities, with their regular police to
watch and control it. High license means
regulation and restri ,tion, and that could not
be secured in small towns. He therefore
hoped the amendment would not prevail.
but that the bill be passed as agreed to. If
so passed he believed the senate would
adopt it.
On motion of Mr.. Burlingame an amend
ment was adopted SO that the dates of Ii
censes should be
LEFT TO MUNICIPALITIES.
Mr.. Teubert moved the bill be printed
The chair declared the motion not in
order.
Mr.. Lienau moved the committee do now
rise. Lost.
Mr.. Dyar moved when the committee rise
it recommend the bill do pass. Mr.. Daniels
seconded the motion, the chair put it, the
friends of the measure Justify cried AYE"
the negative was much weaker and the chair
declared the motion adopted, declaration
that was received by the crowd
of spectators, as well as by many members,
by a hearty clapping of hands. There was
quite large after dance of spectators, in
GLIDING many ladies, filling the gallery and
the Hobbies of the chamber, all Of whom fol-
lowed the discussion with great interest.
Judged by the vote in committee the bill will
pass the house, substantially as left by the
amendments made last evening.
A SLIGHT SCARE.
Quite a little furry of excitement was
caused in the house last evening by the fall
ing of pieces of plaster and the loud crack
ing of the roof supports.
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GLOBE SATURDAY FEBRUARY

surance associations for insurance against
tornadoes, hail, etc.
Authorizing insurance companies to in
sure against loss by wind and hail.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Senator misunderstanding the
charter of the city of Owatonna. Passed I'M
der suspended rules.
By Senator Clement-Amending the char
ter of the city OF Farlpault Rice county.
Passed under suspended rules.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Amending the statutes of 1873 relating TO
the assessment and collection of taxes.
Relating to the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
CThe sliding scale bil.)