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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-18
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CHICAGO, April 1.-The strife between
Miss Phoebe Couzins and the Executive
Committee of the Lady Managers of the
Worlds Fair, over the Secretaryship, con-
tinues. There is no change IN the situa-
tion Miss COuzins, to-day received note
from Col. Jones, proprietor of theSt. Louis
Republic. in which he says "Of course
the Executive Committee has no more right
to remove you from your Office as Secretary
than you have to remove the Executive
Committee or Mrs. Palmer. Maintain your
position firmly is my emphatic suggestion
]. B. Mccullough, editor Of the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat. telegraphs that there had
been issued a call for mass meeting TO
nrotest AGAINST the condition of things.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
In 81 rhnng Miu one Man Killed Out
right. and Others Fatally Injured.

right. and Others Fatally Injured
LEBANON, INp. April l..-LaSt even
ing the boiler of the engine of Stewart
Erother, planning mills burst, killing
one man outright and horribly burning
and maur'iug another. so that II Is
Thought he can hardly recover. The
cause % the explosion is not known.
Tho min was frame structure and Is
complete wreck. machinery and stock
together with parts of the building be-
Ing strewn around Tor eoo yards
David W. Campbell, who was killed.
WAS cN-recordcr of this Boone county,
hgt at the time OF the catastrophe was
rroman in the mill. When found his
body was -calded aud burned almost
beyond recognition. One ot his arms
was blown OH and was found about l'V
wards away. William Stewart, one OF
-he ,roprie-orS. was the other victim.
Ir addition to being frghtfully burned
around the neck, face and body, he has
sustained q compound fracture OF the
rrhtlee aud one oi his eyes Is per
ba9, gone. The chances for his re-
rlytrv are poor.
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saws the Law. are Constitutional.

SpftidI If7fgrdW % tfe He9tSFer
CHARLESTON. w. Va, April l7.-Gen. {.
G. Watts returned to-day from Nicholas
Court In regard 70 the unconsutution'
ality Of the new miners laws, which have
caused such a disturbance in this valley,
he said that ne was not afraid TO have
them tested in the highest courts. He had
no fears rs TO their constitutionallty and
though. the miners should be willing. tC
have them tested. Both he and Judge
Ferguson. who were the champions of the
bills i'm the respective Houses of the Legis
laturc. would defend the laws before the
SnnrCme COurt
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Bought Town Outright

AKgoN. o.. April IA syndicate cor
posed Of o. c. Barber, President of th'
diamond Match Company; Hon. Chl-
Baird, attorney for the Cleveland. Akron
and Columbus road j W. Moore, The coke
king: NJ. j. Alexander and others. rcpr'
senting Ohio and Pennsylvania capita.
have bought outright the town of Barber
ton, seven miles from here. and au utercs'
i'm the factories there These r0mpin
are the National Sewer Pipe Comnlnt.
branch factory Of the American STRAW
board Company. the American A'1W.uHf
Works, the Creedm0or Carirds' ''N
many and others
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Dramatic Scene.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April IA dram
attic scene was enacted in the Democratic
Joint caucus tonight. When the name OF
Whitehurst was reached, he arose and sald
that he had been approached oy Caii
man who offered him s2OO TO vote Tor Oall:
he cave the name of John Mcclellan, OF
Calhoun county. who is not member OF
the legislature, as the man who ap'
proached him. There was great excite
ment for a few minutes, but the eighteenth
ballot was called and resulted: Call, 81
Sneer. RI. BlOXham, 1.
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,.,.,l.ln, GnIfme Mmted To

CITY or MENIco, April 17.-Colonel
Villanevau has gone to FL PaSo to meet
President Harrison on his arrival there
TO invite him in the name Of the MeXi-
can Government TO visit his country.
The Governor OF chihuahua aud the
Military Commandant Of that district
will also meet the President AT ri PaSo
and tender him the hospitality of Mex
ion
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Cregicr VIII lie "A Democrat.

CHICAGO, April 17.-Mayor Cregier says
he will retire gracefully TO his de-
feat, but after ordering his picture
from above the Office desk to-day, said
'T am going to be first and above
all things a Democrat For the next
two years / am going to saw wood TO
help save the State for the Democracy in
1892. The great and only difficulty is the
deadly work of traitors TO the party
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, psenmmendatIon Prom Tenne..ee.

It's more than likely that many OF ','
-,i,dors ~ the REGISTER will agree win d
NJ WAYNE, Of Whitevllle, Tenn In o.
o,,irion Of Cham berlain's Cough Remeii
Tfe avs. 81 take pleasure In re'ommcnN
ins, n 10 the public Is being medicn' n'
l,reat worth and merit. The Manufacturer
~ that remedy certainly have been grca'
henefactors TO suffering humanity. ono
~ the most valuable properties Of tbs rem
edv Is In its power Of loosening and relie'
inS a cold and freeing the system ot ans
had effects Of the cold. For sale boy ne
SolIo,ying druggists " " Irwin, d.
Coetle &. Schnepf. CLAIR, VI W hrh
moi NJ. &. Armbrecht G. MenHen.i iii,,'
~ + Williams. Jshn Coleman. D.
Brice. aud Bowie x Co. Bridgeport '''.'''
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Rows. April i,-rug Mr,.rl'in to-day
saw, that SIR Bainc's reply to the Marquis
II luIiui's iasf note cviuccs the great de-
sire of Nr Blaine to e.uie thc demands of
thc italian Government, to escape from
irlemuifriu- -be families of the men
lvuched at New Orleans. and to refrain
from accediuc to the Italian Government
right t0 Intervene iu the New Orleans
affair.
The P.p.'n Romano says that iu view OF
the tenor Of Nfr Ba.ues answer 30 is diti-
cult to form ANS .tea as to how or where
The matter U..I end
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Rlvr. Apr. 11.-The repiyof the United
States Secretary of State, Mr. Blaine, 90
tle Marquis di Rudinis last note ou the
saeect of thc New orleans affair, IS the
o1'yimpor'au- subject ot conversation ana
rer-Suaner comment throughout Italy.
Marquis d Rudiui and the United States
Minister stated that the controversy IS in
,ourseof adjustment and that so far as the
future negotiations arc concerned. the di-
n.omats wiu seek chiefly to establish aud
maintain thc correct construction of the
various points of international law which
bear directly or indirectly upon the SUD-
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Hnknlfed the NIini.ter.

GRrrNvuLE, I'LL, April IL William
Denny. a preacher of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, died from wounds
received Tuesday night at the hands OF
Bud Thacher. As Denny was leaving the
village of Toronto that night for Irving,
where he had Just been called to has hrs'
regular charge. he was met by Thacher'
who began discussion about money Denny
owed him. In the course of the discussion
Thacher several times called Denny mar
and he. finally losing patience, struck MN
with his g'oved hand, whereupon thacheI
stabbed him three times with a knite, max
inc a wound near the heart by the hrs'
blow. and penetrating his left arm win
the other. Thacher has not yet oeen ar
rested
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urII.t. For Hreakfast.

DAvENroRr, Iowa, April IA family
row AT lie Clare, thirteen miles north OF
this city. will result fatally for one OF the
victims. if not both. Newton Nesbit and
wife were eating breakfast when the hus-
hand made rejecting remark. Mrs. Mes
bit drew a revolver and sent bullet into
the back part Of her husband ; head. She
then shot herself twice, the first ball tax
inc effect in the neck and the second max
ing scalp wound. NeSbit was a steam
boat firemcu.
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A Tragedy In Church.

VIENNA. April While services were
being conducted IN the Cathedral a. lia.lru
10 day a shoemaker suddenly drew a rc
yolver and fired, mortally woundiug tf"
priest. The man next fired az the acoly yic.
but missed He then killed himself Tho
motive assigned is a desire FOR revenge
owing 10 overpOwering jealousy
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Attention. Fish Commissioners.

Special Tsis0rGm 10 tte Register.
PARKERsBURG, April l7.-Attention OF
the Fish Commission, or special officers
whose duty it may be, is called to the faci
that many fish are taken at points above
and nearby this city with gill and other
nets. No attention is paid to the law, and
the idea of its enforcement is laughed at.
Complaint of this unlawful manner OF
catching fish is made daily and the REGIS
TER is asked by lovers Of legitimate sport
10 publish this statement.
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K.c,proclty with Cuba

MApmp. April 1.-THE draii Of ih"
new commercial treaty between SPAN dnn
the United States. looking toward partaI
reciprocity with Cuba. was concluded io-
day. II is understood that the treaty ht'
very low duties on flour and otncr article,
imported from the United States into il'
Antilles. Gen. Jno. ". Foster, the ,pc'id.
American envoy who has negotiated mo
new treaty, will leave Madrid Tor homo
g,
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COKE SITUATION.


>.orrnNr. pa. April l1.-Thc eXo-
du- 10 thc STATE troops, coupled with a
large consignment 90 relief money, has
br-od th- backbone OF the $4,000 StriS-
cr, ~tn 0ut aud labor headquarters are
radiant tonight as compared with the
deep gloom of the few days past.
A. the soldiers boarded the train in
squads bitter epithets were hurled after
them. Capt. Loar was especially an
object of rdicu,e Two companies,
however. were left at Morewood, where
they are expected tO remain.
Operators are growing nervous and
have doubled guards 40 >evera. points.
The FrIck Company shipped no cars
to-day and other shipments run up the
total 10 1856. Severa, hundred eviction
notices were served to-day and dozen
tame cvictlous occurred. Deputies are
gathering at Trotter and will force
evlrtlon> 40 that place. where they met
with such determined opposition yeSter-
iav. small sized riots are now OF
nightly occurrence. generally led oy
women who iu1ict no great damage.
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Three Rows Drowned.

spsciag Islegrdm 70 The Register.
PARKERsBURG. W Va, April l1.-Lewis
Smith and two brothers named Foster, all
Young boys. were drowned TINS morning
;yeaY the mouth of the Muskingum. They
mad been fishing in John" boat, which
was overturned by the waves of steam
boat. The bodies had not been recovered
M 10 last accounts.
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,s.cond,,.IIo, Nec...ar,.

Bgmiv. April Il, The latest returns
from Geestemunde, whore the election w'-
on wednesday last for member of th'
Reichsiag. are as follows. Prince bl,
marck /. 30. Schmalfcld Socialist a.f-'
Plate Guelph 3.a43 Adloh 'frcisIunig'
2Gig. A second ballot will be- nec"s,ail
between Prince bismarck and Herr
Schmalfeld. the Socialist A majority of
the votes is necessary IN order 10 eutile a
candidate 10 election. The apathy of thc
electors is the most remarkable feature 0i
tho goufpsf
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New steubenvine and wellsburg Packet.
,,,..;,f r., le,r5ty fO fhs Rsgisfer

PARKERsnrRG, April 1.-THE handsome
steamer Oivette, owned by BiddIe
Brothers. of this city. and running in the
Parkersburg and Marietta trade, was
sold this morning on her return trip 10
Null X Co, of Steubcnvile, O., for $3.50.
The owners take immediate possession and
will start with their purchase to Steuben-
vile. where the Olivette will be run be-
tween that city and Wellshurg
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senator Arbuckle Dangerously III

Special telegram 70 ths Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April l1.-Senator
J. w. Arbuckle is dangerously Ill at MS
home at Lewisburg, and II Is reported mere
tonight that he is not expected TO llVe'
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rwn Hanging ncfrrrcd.

ST. Lorf-, April li.-Loms bll.h.
who had been sentenced 20 hang az Hdfan
nah, Mo, to-day. escaped from prison ."'.
week and mas not yet been captured.
Russell Petty, upon whom q dediN ''.'
ence had been passed and Wa %. l'.'
been executed at Paducah. KY TO-DAY
has been granted new trial
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Kauawha's New Court House.

SDfCtII IfIfVTI0 70 ~ 4''I''''''
CnARLE,roN, April 1.-THE County
Court of Kanawha county to-day entered
an order submitting to vote of OF the peo-
pie at the May school election the question
of issuing $4,000 bonds for the erection oil
a new court house. 1t is believed the prop
nsitinn will carrY.
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Ninetr Per.ons Drowned.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 17.-Steamship
Monowai. which arrived here to-day,
twenty-five days from Sydney and seventy
davs from Honolulu. brings the intelli-
gence that the British ship ST. Catherine
has been wrecked off the Caroline Islands
and ninety persons drowned.
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Big Batch of Indictment, to start with.

PARKER>BI w. Va, April la.-Judge
Jackson will have a good starter when he
opens the first session of the new Criminal
Court. Judge \. ]. Foreman, Of the Cir
cuit Court. has certified 36i indictments on
his docket. and will turn them over to the
Judge of the Criminal Court. or these,
there are about 80 indictments for felony.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.

News About the Boats MI"
the Ohio.
The Scotia is to-days Cincinnati packet
The Congo swung off for Pittsourg yes
terday morning, with good tsip.
The C. w. Bachelor departs for Cincin-
natl and way points yesterday afternoon.
The Hawk passed up yesterday with
tow of cross ties and several houseooats.
James Rowley is making a trip on the
andes in place Of Pilot James Marvin. VINO
is on the sick list.
Cant. Lee Anshuu expects TO have the
improvements on the Coahoma completed
and the boat ready for the EXCURSION traue'
by the first Of next month
The marks at midnight showed II ieet
inches OF water and falling.
Nforgantoyu. w. Va.-River , feet o
inches and stationary; clear and warm.
brownsville, Pa. River feet : lnches
and falling; clear and pleasant.
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Murderer Respited.

OMAHA. NEB., April l'.-Governor BOYD
has respited Hauenstne' the Custer county
,,,,rierer. sentenced TO hang TO day at
Broken Bow. for thirty days. \ commits
SON is examining into the prisoners sanity.
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New POstmasters.
SDecial Telegram to ne Register.

WASHINGTON. ID. D., April l1.-West
Virginia Postmasters were appointed
today as follows: +. M.Mililoglee,
vice 3. L. Richards. resigned Del
rov. Hampshire county; J. II. Bull,
vice Il. T. Bull, Lafollettsville, Hampshire
.sortufv
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Sr Iorr,. April IA dispatch says
that dur.nc "a thunder storm 40 Trenton.
$40. Yesterday. WIN. Huffman and Mm
rcr-rs1n were struck by lightning. Inc
former was instantly killed and the latter
.flf4ffr -nrurrd
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NV YoEN. April 1.-THE North Ger
man .'ov3 steamer Fulda. with 2l steer
...e passtu-ers ON board, arrived az quar-
lrffnc at 1.2> O'Clock this morning, OUT
-hcrc was detained owing % ease oil
SMALLPOX ON board
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Mnrtnrer Escapes.

BALTIMORE, April l,.-Wuliam Blauey
convicted of the murders Of hiS grand
mother and aunt, in May last, IN TINS Guy
and whose execution was fixed Tor June L
uext. escaped tonight from the city lail.
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RAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage 10
the human system, which Burdock BLOOD
BitterS remedy.
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Wnshbnrne's Plurality.

CHICAGO, April L. ne com Pie,C '',l..''i u,'iO'S
...rya,s of fhc Navoraity, just completed
r-re~ Wushburu lRepl "a plurality over
t,r..f.r Dem OF 2.d. Some districts re-
main subject Co revision
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Father Hickey's Residence Burglarized.
..---..t .r.t-.--,.., u IL H.nieler

PAEKER~BUGG, April 1.-THE resi-
dencc of Father Hickey Of -. Navier' :
Catholic church was burglarized last
night. during the absence OF the pastor.
Quite sum of money and other articles
were stnlen.
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She nroke the Mould.

BosroN. April Ito Marion Mdnola,
the opera singer. was granted an absolute
divorce from her husband, Mr.. Mould, IN
tho divorce court this morning.
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nI.fIuruI-ned TrosrcutoFs.

GGrrN~Grpe. PA April l1.-Hon.
James 5. Beacom, attorney for the
strikers, states that arrangements are
about completed with Gen. Benjamin
F. Butler aud Daniel W. Voorhees, 20
have those gentlemen conduct the
prosecution against the Morewood dep
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lCotinued on Fourth Page
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In 1850 Bro,cn's Bronchial Troehes" "ere
o,r,dueed and their success ~ a cure Tor
cold. Coughs, Asthma, aud bronchitis has
been unparalleled.
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.. b. HUNT, Secretary


Committee on Towus met and made the fol
Tow lag aAs3Knuients;
Pe.flon % r. G., Adams and SIS Others OF
Camden, asEIag far division Of town Of Cam
den HEARING assigned for February 3re At 2
O'Clock p. NJ.
festitien Of W. J. Foss and 20 others to
s;ral ghtaa and restore town line between
Brighton and Athens Hearing assigned for
February 10Th ~ O'Clock T. n
Petition Of Geo. W. II. Watts and As others
70 be set off from joncsbofo and Jouesport,
Hearing assigned for Feb e at + N.
rstiiion OF BaHj II fowle aud So others
That portion Of Crystal Plantation be set of
and annexed 10 the town Of sherman. Hearing
assigned for FAB. y at +. s..
feti'lun o. H. Hobbs and 10 others to
chang boundary lice OF Berwick AID South
B"rv lex, WITH biil accompanying Hearing
as igtrn FOR r Y nt3P u
Pod ion 81 Marx surshai end others 20 get
"a certain .ilrtz Of tushinR and anne the same
. Ihona.ton and strengthen tae line between
saii towns iirsrtng ssigaed Tor FEB. 10TH 2
o'cl0ck f. n.
p, tision u oliver Noult0n OF Randolph, 10
be set ~ from the town Of said Randolph and
annex TO the town OF fittsto8 or Chelsea.
Hearing assigned for feb. 18Th, T. M.
P,7itiop VI i.uciHs Harfi.tt 20 be set off Nor
why village corporation Hearing assigned for
FEB 18Th. ; z. VI.
Petition % Nelson Campbell and Others.
that pafi Of BE town Of Canton te taken from
said town 4ud annexed 20 the toHn OF JAY.
uesrlHg assigned for Feh. 1874, y r. VI.
G. a. iIrTOs, Sce'y.
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Last season tried Nhrce varieties OF
onions; the TeneriiFe (or Bermuda) the
Early Cracker aud the Large Red Weth-
ersiield. The first to mature was the
Tenerifft, and next came the Early
Cracker; but the Large Red Weth-
ersfield was early enough aud gave
the best crop. OF celery | had the
Giant Pascal and London Red
OF beans tried to raise Henderson's
Rush Lima, but the season was evident
~ too short. Casekuife succeeded. and
so did Marblehead Champion Pole, Lon.
don horticultural, Marblehead Hortieul-
tural, etc. For quality dry the first
place among my bush beans belongs to a
small, yellow bean that does not seem
to be on the lists, and among pole beans
it belongs to either the Caseknife or a
large white bean without a name.
Marblehead Champion was the earliest
aud the most prolific of the poles.
The latter carries off the palm with me
| note that the small plants, stunted from
lack of fertility, those the gardener
threw away, are to say the least.as crisp
and tender as the large plants I have
tried some samples of another variety
grown n few miles away, large, we'll
grown plants, and while they were five
times as large as my smallest plants
they were also five times as tough
and stringy-mueh to my surprise
OF sweet corn planted the Cory in pots
and transplanted, and thereby got corn
for the table on August .. which is pretty
early here. The Mexican, Gold Coin and
Stowell's were planted in the open
ground, but not an ear did I get from
any of them before the first frost. which
came September p. started many
things besides corn in pots-cucumbers,
melone, beans, ete-but the corn took
most kindly to this usage; of say fifty
plants started in this way, not one failed
TO mature seed, though very much
neglected &C @ ATKINS. Bucksport,
in Raral Neer Yorfer.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS
Juaietary.


The Judiciary committee sii give public hear
inss At sheir room, at State Home, Aaga.ts4 fol
ops:
v ster compas7.
FEB. iztt. ar NJ
Up petition Of Caribou water Co FOR
anne ndassnt Of charter.
Petition Of Harrington Water Co. for p
nsvat otebSsIsf
Feb. 5. .FM
An act 10 provide ;or printing and ti-,ribut
z lag bsiets ~ posiis @xpense, sad 70 r. yuia1t
voting fer Silste ald sify eleetions.
FEB. 10, Z p M.
Az act to Insure Tic bitter education C
practitioner. Of trnisi surgery. and 20 fegniats
the praetics pa dentistry In ths STATE OF aains
Feb. e, 81
An aet 70 authorize judge, OF courts Of pro
bate add Insolvency. to sFapOY efsH0grapAsfs Ia
hearings and * Mutations.
For FEB 81. r, N.
On act Retailing 30 drains and common
sss In city Of koGkiaaa.
On act 10 amend sections 10 and - Of cit,
charter Of koekisnd
On act to aathoriss city Of Bangor to tund
portion Of its iadeBtedness.
Bili 10 ineorporas. Philip. Water snc
Electric Co
Petition Of tho Bangor Gas Light Co.. foi
esteatton OF charter.
For Feb ttb. T. ".
An act 70 amend chapter 10 Of Public Law
OF isss. entitled ''an act 10 prevent incomprtsn
psr'Vns from conducting business as apothr
earie- "
Al act TO sga IL. and make valid tAe Do
ines q ths t1sn Of cape tliksoe,h
For mar ",
Upoo 40 act to incorporate the rittsaatj
Water and tleetfiG Company
For Feb i2th, = T. N.
.ssofvc relating TO repeal Of ali law. per
milling logs cut Ia Maine 10 BE- manufactured
In Canada
Lpon petition Of }. d. Tongue and 81 other
for pRs-asr Of law requiring counties 10 Lusd
snd maintain the great bridges within tlsci.
limits,
Upon peiition of oyerscers Of Carbon ior
change in Paper Laws.
T Of Ifr Ih0Fuas IfIl AMI