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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21
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A OF
JACKSON COUNTY.

The board of supervisors Of jackson
county met in special session at Court
house on Thursday, May -, sc. Present
ID. Mcdonald, johnson Ware. Joseph Will
kinsOn aud j. @. Rogers, members of said
board; John L. CLARK, sheriff. Walter NJ.
Denny, clerk.
John Hill president said board. being
absent, David Mcdonald was, by the mem
bers present. elected president pro TEN Of
said board.
The following amounts were allowed
payable out the bridge fund +:
w J johnson. building bridge over Black
creek. %
same, repairing bridge over slough
at Americas. ss-...ss...... &l5 w
G w Garner sud IT, McGee, repair
ing lfidke over creek at Americas % 90
SAME. extra work and material
on Shove .s------... 70 ~
X Galloway, binding bridge owe
big Cedar creek. s.s......s.... - SO
= Al1man. buiiding bridge over Lit
tie Red creek. u %
WDenuy& Co. material for bridges 20 IL
b GOode. material for bridges : %
The following amounts were allowed
payable O the general county fund:
Jas Helvestion, J P, holding inquess on
unknown body. .......ss.......S5 90
Denutv sheriff. , 90
Six jurors, at Al each......44rf--- 6 90
J b Wirriutan, J P, holding inquest
Ms II Williams.-.4-.-- s..-. 5 %
Constable. -.-.-- %
Six iuro& At n cach...-.......-- 6 %
J MF1urry. erccfing Z mile posts
aud sign boauis..-..s..----...- %
p X MaveA bill on fle-.-.-.-... n 90
= Bioomfeld. bill on Gle. "a IS
ID McDoush. extra services in faca-
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whatyou may owe it-vhenevery you
have the mOuey. Ittakes mouey,
and plenty Of il to run a 6rstclsss
newspaper like ths DEN0cRAr
STAR.
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NOT ONLY
WOOL, HIDES TALLOW AND
NAV

But also, brass, iron, rope, and all
manner OF junk paid for IN cash at
Cowan Bros. store, Moss Point.
+. H. LEWIS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21


A. s. NJ. COLLEGE.-The Com
mencement sermon will he delivered
by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Hugh Miller
Thompson, Sunday, June 18Th, II
am, in the College Chapel.
The Juuior UlasS will Occupy the
staud Monday morning, IL a.m,
The College cadets will give an ex-
hiBition sham battle, 4 pm. The
Alumni Association will give an
entertainment in the Chapel Mon
day night.
On Tuesday, june 10th (i1Orti-
cultural day. the State Hortlcul
tural Society will hold its regular
Annual Summer Meeting in the
College Chapel, commencing at 10
ann. An exhibit OF flowers, fruits
and vegetables will be made, and
addresses will be delivered by the
most prominent fruit and vegeta.
ble growers OF the State.
Tuesday, $50 pm, The Gradual
ing cluss will deliver Oraii0nS.
Wednesday Farmers day) Lieut..
Gov. Stands, OF Mississippi, will
deliver the Annual Address at IL
am, to be followed by the present
alton of diplomas TO graduates.
An exhibition of stock ati,l Farm
implements, commencing at 9 am,
will lie held through the day.
Breeders Of all kinds Of stock are
cordially invited 10 place their stock
oil exhibition. No auction will be
held on the grounds, but owners OF
stock may take advantage of the
opportunity to make private sales.
Accommodations for stock will be
provided without charge except tor
feed.
A special invitation is extended
the public 10 attend the Commence
ment Exercised aud givethe College
and its WORK a critical Inspection.
A large number of fine horses
will he Ou exhibition, as we'll as
pure bred aud grade cattle OF the
Jersey, Holslein, Brittany, Short
horn, Devon, Galloway AMI Here
ford breeds. Stock OF the several
kinds will be offered Tor sale by
owners. A considerable numberOt
choice grade Jersey cows will be
included in the animals that may
he purchased.
Application will be made to the
several Railroads, by the President.
tor reduced rates to all persons
visiting the College during Com
meucement. S. ID. LEE,
President.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21


The Baltimore SWR, in an ediiO
rial-"The Ovation To Mr.. Davis
says, in closing: 'FOr himself, Mr..
Davis is "A nan of the past, but a
past which is full of glory. AS the
foremost Southern representative
now living, aud as the last cOnSPic-
uous relic of a cause once dear to
the Southern heart, aud still mourn
ed by many now loyal to the Union
for the association It recalls, Jeffer-
son Davis Is honOred by bis people,
who by this ovation TO him seek to
shed a lustre on his declining years.
Let those who sucer at his eOhsis-
tency look npou the Constitution
which he dared to uphold, and the
travestie of free government which
for years prevailed at Washington
after his cause was lost, and com
pare the political condition of the
country before the civil waf with
what It afterwards became under
the statpsmanship of fanatics aud
demagogues."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21
MOntrOss Hotel,
BLOT, .TYiSS.
Open Summer and Winter.

The undersigned proprietor and mama
ger of this delightful Seaside resort, re-
specially informs the travelling public,
especially winter tourists coming South,
that he is now prepared to offer FIRST
CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS TO those
visiting Biloxi. This Hotel is situated
directly ON the beach Of the Gull of
Mexico, and affords
IEE BOATING, FISHING, HUNTING AND DRIVING.
The accessibility, pure nil and freedom
from malaria, render Biloxi one of the
most desirable sppts OF the Gulf shore.
Hotel Tirst-Class Rates Reasonable.
Applications for rooms by mail or tele-
graph will receive prompt attention.
z. J.. MONTROSS.
OctUljpr 81, 1891. E-tf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21
T. W. ANSLEY,
Watch Repairer,

And dealer in Sca-beaB, Alligator Teeth
aud Shell
AT NELSON'S OLD STAND,
SCRANTON, MISS.
May :. lS56. Io-3m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21

each.
Geo Ferrill was appointed overseer on
Riyer road wee Jas Helvestion, relieved.
Il NJ Taylor, John Breeland Ond Henry
Davis be and are hereby authorized to
draw plans and specifications of a bridge
to be built over Bluff creek near Ram
says store-said plans aud specifications
when completed to be filed in the clerks
Office, aud Immediately thereafter said
clerk shall cause an advertisement to be
inserted in the Gulf Coast Advertiser so
Letting bids for the contract for building
said bridge.
Armand u Krebs, having filed his petit
ton for the purpose of obtaining a license
to retail vi GUS aud spiritnOts liquors ~
less quantities tiun Que gallon at his
place OF business at P~ascagoula, in Dis.
trict No. 3, in said county and State, and
it appearing that his petition is sufficient
and that his bond is signed By A Chan
trant and A SoderstrOm as sureties there
on, which bond is hereby approved, and it
is ordered that said petition be granted
and that such a license issue To The said
Armand ID Krebs.
Whereupon the board adjourned until
9 O'Clock am. tomorrow.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!

Cash buyers. Highest market prices
guaranteed. No drayage or commissions
charged. Sacks furnished upon request.
Correspondence solicited.
II. PISER & CO.,
a., ~ and a. Water ST., MOBILE, ALA.
April ., 1856, Gym
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-21
Military Association Committee
to Visit the Coast.

Moss PoINT, MISS, May u, 1856.
Editor DemocFat-Star;
l am requested through the me.
dium of your piper TO inform The
people nf The AuIf Coast Of MisSls-
sippl, that n committee of the Mill
tary Association of the State OF
Mississippi will visit the Coast on
the 10th day of June next, tor the
purpose Of selecting au encamp
meut ground for the State troops,
together with a proper location tor
a battery of heavy artillery to be
erected and armed by the u. S.
Government for their G
These grounds can only be re-
ceived as a donation to the State,
as there is no provision made for
their purchase, and it is requisite
that they mus have a suitable Gulf
front tor the battery, with sufficient
ground in the rear or immediately
adjoining the battery to provide for
the enclmpment aud drill ground
for not less than 1000 men. The
u. s. Government has apprOpria-
ted $4,000 for the erection and arm
ing of battery, aud require that
the State troops shall encamp npUn
these grounds not less than four
davs each year.
1t is the desire OF the committee
that those who wish to offer the en-
equipment aud battery grounds will
make the necessary arrangements
to enable them to offer the grounds
they may select without delay to the
committee and subject to their ap
p-Oval or net.
The advantages to he derived
from this location to the immediate
neighbOrhOOd are eminently desired
as there will be a large expenditure
Of money in their midst, HIS we'll as
the attractions of the military DIS
play. e. w, MORRILL,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

orbliant rates charged by the water sap
ply company 90 private consumers, Their
rates now are $3.50 pnr month for a
ltmily Occupying sig.room dwelling OF
less, With additional charges for uHo for
stock and additional rooms, or tho com.
pnny will put ia meters FOR which they
VIII charge rental OF ftiy cents per
month and Ave cenlh for each 100 gallons
81 water consumed.
The sentiment IL strong IN favor OF the
cry council purchasing an additional
hosr'reel ana ca fiaae~-. which I. Will an.
douhtedly do AZ ita ncNt meeting,
a special agent " the poetofce depart.
mont has been w the city Inspecting tho
Dcnison p0storlce with view To incfeas.
Ing us clerical force, which ia now In
sufficient. lie will recommend that an
addition be made % tho number OF clerkn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
CARIBOU rAnlou rROUBLgs.

Tho Earmets IIhh BAsn Opproeard by ih1
WnHnwahiB hnd brave Thom out.
Special 70 inc nazoito.
NEW ORLEANS, rs, Dec. i,a-lp regard
70 tho WllsOwhki dlllieulty TO Weat Car
roll parish 10 this state, Mr. Ncwand
Holmes, m old resident Ut the parish
gives an explanation to-day ho affair,
ho snyG, II wholly personal md directed
against Tho Wilkuweki fnuiiiy, who have
aroused great popular prejudice uD1 M
digBalion agslnBt thom by tho bnslueaa
course They have pursued, Tbs Two WIZ
kowBkls, Simon and Jullus, came Into
West Carroll parish tho yonr the war
began, They were Polish dew
pcddlcIa. Through the mnrflbpo Of julius
with Mrs DAVIS, and Simon with her
daughter, they came into p0ssehrlon OF
Tho Davis plantation, and oatabllahcd .
store ~ Caledonia. They pursued me
buglncaa Of making advances on crops
aud In that way, Mr., Holmes explains
soon obtained control over large pro
portion u the property In West Glrroll
which IL tho smallest parish N
tho state, and one Of tho poor
eat, N seems the troubles In Wcsi
Carroll were the result OF n popular
uprising Of part OF tho fafmerH Of The
nolghbofhood who considered themHelyoi
oppressed by the system Of tho Wllkowh
kie In closing IN crop mortRaReH' TBS
stories about the people being onphWf
and despefadocs and about the MOB lyipl
In wait Tor tho $1,000 sent 70 Wilkowsk
were, Mr. Holmes declared, boeb ana
foul slander on the people 81 West Gar
roll Tbs latter wero simply tlIea y
tbs methods OF the Wilkowahin aud tbeli
friends aud Hought this mode Of getllni
them out Of the parish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
FORT SMITH.
seelpg mn Account Of Franks Arrest
IN The Gazette n Relative
Comes 10 Ills Aid.
A urutsl Fethor Kiiis ITS Chid Two
Cherokee noys AR siod
hsULaln's Case


special % iho Gazette
Foar SMfIn, AM, Dee, "A SPECIAL
from this place to the GAZETTE on Thurs
day last told the arrest OF two mon giving
their names na Jas. Hart and Horny
Ewing Hart beng ably wounded, and
alao that they were said to be- wanted In
Delta county, Tex for murder, their
flight names bolog Frank aud Alexander,
This turns out to have been correct, az
WIN. BurrOueh OF Cooper, Delta county,
brotbef.ln-lAw ~ the wounded man, read
fho gAzETfE special aud Immediately
took the train for this place, arriving
nero Yesterday. This morning Frank,
alias Ward, ~, u Of his wounds, and Mr..
Bufronah viii leave with his remains ~
tho morning Tor Cooper, and Tex as
officer IN expected here tonight %
take Alexander, alias Ewing, hhck,
There was n fcwNd by the governor OF
$500 for tho two men and other private
rewards brin the amount up 70 $1,000,
Alexander has q mother and other rula,
tIvoa ~ Cooper Frank, the dead man,
Killed @ s. Crowdcr In Delta county,
Tex and Alexander was with him when
iha deed was douG. They were both In
dlclGd and IN February last escaped from
the Iiil, pince which umu they have been
NJ large until captured last week
They had been mp IN the ChOclaw
nnjiOn about two months, and
crank married young lady up there
lust day before ho was shot. lie 1nd
. AleX tnder are charged with b0ing Gu
gaged In podd In whisky II this Nation,
and the onlcor who shot Frank was try.
ing to urfcA' him NJ the limo, Parties
from Texas say young Frank stood wei
where no lived.
Tho ulal OF Shern Melain and hi
seventeen companions fJr assault VIII
ut0nt to XIII IN now pfogfopbinR In The
tnted States court, and Will probably
last al Of the week.
Charles Tunnel and Fanion Tunnel
aged fourteen and twelve, respectively
were lodged In The United Rtates all 10
day on u charge Of aeuault with intent I,
KIM ThGy live In the Cherokee uatlon
and on Monday night last nj n dance II
this nclghborhuod engaged In fight viii
an older boy, named John Williamson
stabblng him twice, once In Tho lungs
Ills wounds nro dangerous, though he II
giill nliyO
l.. y. Martin was arrested to-day IN the
Cherokee nation and committed 20 tht
United States jill, charged With the muf
der OF his own child, eighteen months old
which died last October from cruel treat
inent AT his hands, 80 " iB alleged. In
formation IS that he WAS IN the hnDlt q
choking the little fellow, lifting hin
bodily ny tho neck and pitching him e
the Moor 10 his head would strike FIRST
aud othorwlBr Huhlocting bin b. brnth
treatment. The Ghli's mother was dent
aud Martin - living with his second vile
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
SHERMAN.
nartw.li Murder oaas Done 10 no SsV.

uartwsli murder oaas Gone to ,hs Js'r.
special 70 ono aasstte,
snEHNAs, fax, Dec. Tho case Of
George lIartwoll, charged with the muir
DR. ~ rat O'llare az Van AlsiyDe IN Sep.
tsmher, 1886, which has been on trial Tor
two days, war gwen 70 the Jury this cyen'
log nv 0'cincb, and verdict ba1 got
been rendered up 70 a laie hour tonight.
George BRIDGES aud John Bond, charged
with fobbiug i y Smith ~ BDnham IN
shlH city last Sunday night, appeared ~
Insiice Hineiay'a court On their bonds Tor
preliminary trial to-day, and theirs belog
no evidence against tnen we're both dls'
charged.
James Bhir0a anG Wash Ferry, charged
win carrying concealed weapons, we're
brought 10 from GOfd0nyiils and placed
In lhit 70 serve out their mas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
ON WALL STREET.
Yesterdays stock Market showed n
Marked Decrease IN the Amount
OF Business Transacted.
The Oi0ss was strong NJ About the Hest
Prices Hsaohed- Esetythlnn on the
Active LiAt higher.
COMMERCIAL nrpuMH

COMMERCIAL REHuME.
special 70 tho 0aEotie.
NEW NoRk Dec. Railway bonds
day sold as follows Fort Worth s
Denver CITY at pQil Texas q Pacific
torminals at co. incomes at Gig; lloua.
ton s. Texas Central IA NJ nos Gulf, Col.
oredo s Santa Bo NJ 1929
Foreign exchange ehdy.
Governments iirm,
Money 4 20 0 per cent,
Wheat strong,
Cotton atrndy,
on closed NJ 70l
Uoffve higher
iNTsmHI Nor rAIp,
PnILADELrnrA, PA Dec ! None Of
lho intur0at on Reading railroad Hecufi'
ties falling due to-day was paid at the
0iilcr ~ the company
GOVERNMENTS, aroCRa AND noRDa
Nav YonK, Dec. Government
bonds dun aud steady.
Stocks showed marked decrease ~
bnfiucaa ana through the morning bunrt
were n continuance Of Yesterdays move
mentH tho afternoon saw n general re-.
coyery the close was strong, generally
at he best prcps Of tho day, The trad
Ing was marked by much irroRularIty
and some toycrishncea, though the
market again showed a
Bronp undtrt1nc, London wal
heavy buyer, especially IN Union Pacific,
which led the market, Coal stocks, urapR'
eFs and Van1erblita wero comparatively
quiet, except Lake Shore, which wan de,
6ldodly atrona IN tho afterGccH. Central
Pacific nymphthlzod with Uuion Pacific
mud was notably strong toward the close
on ineronHed buslnosp, Oregon Improve
ment WAS strong, closing with
q net gala Of a por cent. The
market was decidedly pttonR NJ
the opening, the general list showing ad
yanccs Of TO 40 Tho opening Ggnree,
however, woru not maintainod, West
Point recorded drop Of "a Ia the hrfi
twenty minutes, An the loading at0ekn
were prominent IN tbe downward move
ment, but The market rallied toward The
end Of an hour Tho ently
losses, however, were NOT made
up until wpll w tho afternoon,
TIC market IN The meantime having com.
pafatiycly qulGlod IN The last two hoofe,
on 40 active busiuo@, pricca cepinnod
10 advance, under tho lundrrghip Of Union
Pacific, and tho close was hlrOnR, ni
or a0Out the best prices reached Nv ~
thing 90 the aciyo list Is higher, Union
PACT lo being ~ W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
DESIsOs.


special 10 The Gazette
DgMsos, Tx, Dee. ie Maj 0oorge
w Doughty wac annoyed ny COW which
insisted upon bTeaklug into bio promises
al night 10 put ftap 70 II be- shot The
cow when marpndlnR on bic sbip5berY At
night. The owner Of The COW, Mrs Sarah
Burget. has sued the major for ei2b dam.
aces and eauscd bis afreHt on tho charge
Of malicious miaehlrf
Mr.. Byrnr, formerly editor OF the
Morninp News in this city, but now VI
Para ns, Kan, whore ho y connected
Win 1 lst,slr pnper, IL nov in jail ~ that
civ serving uus sentfncs Tor malicious
libel, belna convicted q slandcrlng a
minister VINO had been aeilye - PROSE-
euilng liqnor SELLERS 1870 =.
Thsro Is considerable ooiaplslulns 70
thIs city because 81 tho thougn1Io'Do ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
ABILENE.

Two ~ tbs Jan nrsBksra Arrested a, 0oid'
thwaits,
special 70 the Uhrette. A
AniLrSE, Tx, Dee. LA telegram
was received here this morning from
Sheriff Cunningham Of this coup.
~ AT Goldthwaite, stating that be had
captured Fuutlin and IIalcomb, Two
prisoners whose escape, together with
Two others, from the ~ here Tow days
ago wns reported ia fnE GAZETTE Tht
sheriff had been on their trail ever since
they had been a large, aud the capture u
considered hhTowd piece ~ detective
work. Tho other two VIII undoubtedly
10 appryhendcd very soon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

WEAriiRRronD, TAI, Dec. !, 1886.
Tho old and well.known Bikes house of
this place has been leased by hr,J. ~.
Thomson, formerly of Caldwell. Tox, who
opened ihg house to-day after a thorough
renOyatiOn sud extensive repairs, under
The name NJ tho Thomson house, Mr.
THOMSON u W6ii.knowr by tho travelling
mon aud 30 doubt Will receive their pat
ronAge, ~ ho specially eolcite them az
we'll 40 ihg public, 70 stop with him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
PARIS.
a man Changed with rssine on mor,eeasd
itarHfH,

NnfnfHt
Special 20 the Gazette
PARis, Tx, Dec. l,-A nan named
Wlhtcrbowof was arrested here to-day on
n telegram from thn shorlr Of Rates.
counly ilo is charged with taking on
two horses which ho had mnrigngod
Wlnlerhower had been working on The
Frisco railroad near here, aud II IL said
be had no lntention OF going out Of the
atai0.
Shaier, the man whose exploits In this
city were ohroniClod IN tu-dny'e paper,
was arrested 10 llonham to-day aud
brought back here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
wen, MIN Arrested.

Hpnoia " tho Gazette.
iOEr sMIrn, AnH., Dec, i,~-1 TELEGRAM
was received here mis- afternoon asking
that writ DO immediately iasund Tor me
arrest VI man named AlirfNOod, WHO
w Monday last Killed Y Brow az DelA'
ware Bead, I. I. No particulars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

william Henry, DrakemAD, hRe
brought soft sRainst the Ohio 4 Minsls
alppl railroad for 5000 damages, anh.
lained ihrd1gh being nblaeklistedp by
that rosd. II Is the frat case Ut tho kind
10 be tried 10 Ohie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

nor H0nHhf, eoldA ~ any Irritation " NE
throat, thts Dr BaiFs Cough nyfup 700
palfatldn OH ihH great pain gure, u sold W
dfasaiaiF ana ashitff in medicine ~ - eta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

Prof. Huxley has chapter Ia young
Nj, Darwin's lIie u Darwin, tho great,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

Tho people Will insist on having ~, Ja'
cob's OH aud 30 other. They know M
merits.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16

The fourth anniversary of Armstrong Assem-
bly,, No. 2212. X. Of L.. will be celebrated by an
entertainment, at Tomlinson Hall, tonight, and
it is expected that the attendance will be very
large, as the s~le of tickets for the affair has
been heavy. The entertainment will consist OF
literary and musical exercises by tho several To-
cal assemblies of Knights of Labor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16

A sTATIsTIcIAN bachelor Of coursel ineista
that courtships average three tons OF coal each
and we would add. scores of bad coughs AMI
colds; bat then every prudent gellantis provided
with bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Rricgk
% cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS 1873

reference to its methods Of expanding the public
money
But it may be said that this increase of ap-
preparations is in part accounted for by the river
and harbor bill and by the increase In pension
appropriations; but IL both of these items are de-
Quoted the appropriations this year for the ex-
penses of the government are SIS, 900, 900 in ex-
cess of the appropriations for last year. A table
showing the items of increase and decrease was
presented by Senator Allison to the Senate and
I give IL hare