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CHAPTER 1Gg-S n M or,

An Act to amend chapter ninety-seven fe0 Of
ne General Laws of one thousand eight
huNdrHi ind eighty seven NSs1), entitled
An net 10 enable the owners Of lands to
drain AID reclaim them when the same
caun0t be done without affecting the lands
OF others, prescribing the powers and du-
officers in the premises, and providing 70,
the repair and enlargement OF such drains
and repealinS certain acts therein specified
and declaring an emergency"
BE IL enacted by the Legislature of the Stats
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That said chapter ninety-seven
(9'l OF the General Laws Of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty. seven USS;l be
amended by striking out the whole Of section
twenty four (24) thereof
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and te in
force from an6 after its passage
Approved April 81, 1891.
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eHAp TBR J17-H r Nh M

An Act repeating sections three hundred
and tTentv-four and three hundred and
twenty-five OF chapter forty-six Of tho Gen.
eral Laws of 1859.
Be it enacted bv tho Legislature Of The
State of Minnesota:
EECTIUN l. Sections three hundred and
snd twenty-four srd three hundred twenty
chapter forty-six (46) of the General Laws OF
the State Of Minnesota fer 1889, be and tho
same IL hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and he
In force from and after Its passage.
Approved March "a, 1891.
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CHATTER l16-H. 4 NO. ssR

An Act TO repeal chapter two hundred and
fiftynlne (35a) of the General Laws OF the
year one thousand eigh. hundred snd
regulate the service OF process OF the din-
trict court Of Washington county,"
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the Bsats
of minnesota:
SECTION /. That chapter two hundred and
tty.nine (?Ha} OF the General Laws Of the
year one thousand eigh, hundred and eighty.
seven QsS7}, quilted AN act to regulate ths
service OF process OF the district court Of
Washington county" Is hereby repealed
SEC. .. This act shall take effect and Be In
fierce from, and after Its passage
Approved March 70, 1881.
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certificate to the health of'cer Of said city.
nor shall said clerk OF the district court re-
celve any compensation for Or on account of
any OF the duties hereoy required TO be per-
formed by him In connection With the births
city.
SEQ 4. This act shall take osssct and b in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 20, 1891.
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CHAPTER l14-S, 2. NO, a

Laws OF the year one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-one Q9Sl). relating to in
toxicating liquors, and approved March 2
1881.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota:
Section l. That chapter thirty (a9) Of the
General Laws Of the year one thousand eight
hundred and eightyone (1eSD. relating to In
1881, be and the same is hereby repealed;
provided. that nothing herein contained
shall 10 construed 10 repeal or in any man
ner affect any of the provisions Of chapter
act regulating the amount Of licenses for the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors"
SEC O. This act Shall take etroot aud DO in
force from and after lis passage.
Approved March IL, 1897.
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CHAPTER 115-H. F., NO. 81.

An Act to repeal chapter seveuty-segea rT0
of the General Statutes of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty seven t1sSO, re-
latiug to fShways.
Be il enacted by the Legislature Of the state
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. That chapter Scventy-soyoa
(Tf) OF the General Statutes OF one Thousand
eight hundred aud eighty-seyer (16S7),
amending section twenty-nine (29) Of chap
ter twenty (2h} of the General Stetudas OF
Que thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight (ISTS) relating to hahways, DO aud
hereby is repealed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and DO IN
force from and Ifter its passage.
Approved April l, 1891.
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CHAPTER Ills. y. Ne Ns.

Az set to amend chapter one hundred
AND ferty-three Q43) OF the. laws OF
selghtssn hundred and eighty -sever (tssD,
being an act entitled IAN act to encourage
me raising and propagation Of trout and to
ises used for that psrpose."
Of Minnesota:
SECTION l. Section ten Q0) Of chapter
laws OF eighteen hundred and slightly seven
ass }. DO and the saIne is hereby amended
6y striking out the word "Aay' In the fourth
me " said section, and inserting fl lieu
tnereof the word "A pril."
frovlded, That the provaioDp Of this act
shell ONLY apply to Fillmore county.
sEr. 2. This act shall take effect and DO In
koTce from ard aftcr irs FaGssge.
Approved April y, 1891
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CHAPTER 1lG-u. r. no. 81,

AN Act to amend chapter one hundred and
twenty-four tE.4) OF the General Laws of
me year one thousand sight hundred and
eighty seven UesO.
Be j. snsc.ed by the Legislature Of tho State
OF Minnesota:
eEorIoN l.. That section ono az Of chapter
one hundred and twenty-feur (i24) Of the
hundred aud eighty-seveu t1Ss7) be nd tne
same Ia hereby amended by striking out the
WORD Fifteen In the second line OF said sec
uon one !i) and inserting therefor the word
tWelye,' and by striking out tbs words
Two miles In the fourth line Of said section
one % AID inserting therefor the words ''one
and one half miles"
SEC. ?. This act shall take effect Sac bs In
Force from aud afler Its paasase.
Approved A priI y 1851
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CHAPTER Ga-H. r. NO. ia
An Act ia amend aaction oua M ~ ny,..

An Act to amend section one ID Of chauter
one hundred and nine G19l Of the General
Laws OF Minnesota for the year 1889. relat.
Ing to actions by executors. sdrinistrators
and heirs. =
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the es.es
of Minnesota: ~ =,
SECTION l. That section one q, Of ch,n..,
one hundred and nine Of the aenerai III W.
of the state Of Minnesota for the year 1Sso
be and the same is hereby amended so Is to
read as follows: s2.- =
Section 1 When death is caused bv the
wrongful act or omission Of any party Of cor
porauon, the personal representative Of the
deceased may maintain an action If he m,rht
have maintained an action had he lived 7or
an Injury caused By the same act or omission
by which the death was caused -37S--22 : :.
But the action shall be Commenced vifhtn
two years after the act or omission bv whici,
the death was caused. The damages therain
cannot exceed five thousand dollars re- o609.
and the amount received Is 70 be for tie ~.
elusive benefit Of the widow and neYt ~
kin, to be distributed to them IN the ssme
ceased persons. Provided, that any demand
for the support of the deceased and funerai
expenses duly allowed By the pfobate court
shall be first deducted and paid. IS
81 SEQ 2. The provisions OF this 90 lhsu
apply to estates now pending q Wsll g 20
future cases.
SEC. 8. This act shall take erect and Il n
force from and after It's passage
Approved April 1a. 1891 IS.
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Approved April u, 1891.
CHAPTER ,13-s r m "A

WHIT NO. A1k
An Act to amend section ton (10) Of chAyte7
two hundred and eight (20S) Of the Gen
oral Laws for the year ono thousand eight
hundred and elghty-Eeven (l5sD, relating
Be II enacted nv the Legislature OF, the stass
0t 1t.unesou:
sEcrioN L. That sec.ion ,.n (1o) Of chapter
two hundred and eight (.0S) OF ia General
LAWS of the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-seyen (lSS7). be amended 60 az TO
read as follows
SEQ. 10. Amy person not exceeding thirty
tsO) years Of age nor less than sixteen (1O
years OF age, who has never before been SEN
fenced to the reformatorv or the stale prison
may, In the discretion OF the court before
which such person is tried and convicted of
any crime, be sentenced to said reforinatory.
sBo. 2. This act shall take effect and bs IN
force from and after its passage
Approved April II, 1891
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CHAPTER 12+S. r. NO. "a
An Act to ama1 dchaptoI ono AnaAyol ana
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CHAPTER. l.a-H p No. ma

An Act to amend section eighteen CS),
chapter two hundred and eight (203), Of
shs General Laws of one ihousand eigh.
hunGTed and eighty-seven Nss?), relating
to We Establishment OF tho Minnesota state
Be It Enacted by the Legislature Of ths srssc
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. Tha. secrien eighteen 1s>, OF
chapter two hundred and eight (2os>. Of the
General Laws Of ono thousand eight hun.
cred and eightg-seven tlsS7), relating TO mo
establishment Of the Minnesota state reform
atoTy, De, and tho xarne is hereby amended 40
Us TO read ns follows:
section IL. The board Of managers shall
make suitable provision for the education
and instruction of the prisoners In trades or
ON pioyments for which they shall seem best
ntted. but during any year shall not employ
or engage Oh the average to exceed thirty
three CS3) per cent of such prisoners IN the
quarrytng, manufacturing and cutting Of
granite for sale. Provided, that the whole or
any number Of the prisoners may, al any
ting Of granite for any Of the public build
lngs OF said state, and for the building Of
walls and Improvements on the grounds Of
SAD Teformatory. And provided further,
that nothing herein contained shall be con-
stTued to interfere with or prevent the filling
OF existing con tracts to furnish granite here.
tofore made by or on the authority Of tho
board Of managers.
Said board shall retain control Of tbs
labor OF the prisoners or couyicts and to thsS
END the contract system for convict labor in
said reformstory Is hereby prohibited. Pro-
ylding, that no convict shall be obliged to
labor tso at stone cutting and stone work more
than eight lO hours por day"
SEQ. !? This act shall take effect kad be In
force from and after July first i1st). one
thousand eight hundred and hineg-one
(18eU.
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CRATER 13l-S. 7. no. SeA
An Act 70 amend an act entitled IAN aet
relative 70 building. loan and savings asso
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dxty-seven (16O Of the General Laws Of the
year 1889. being al act entitled IAN act to
amend an act entitled An act to provide
for establishing state public school, ;"
being chapter one hundred and forsy-sl1 of
the General Laws of Minnesota for the
year 1885. ANS,
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota
SECTION ]. That section two (3) Of safd act
OF 1889. being chapter 1877 OF the General
Laws OF the year 1889. be amended as fol.
lows: BY striking out the werd ''bedy''
where 1t occurs In the seventh line OF said
section and inserting in lieu thereof the
words free from disease" Also by striking
cut the word BODY wherei 1t occurs In the
ninth line of section sixteen Q6) of said act
OF 1889 and inserting In lieu thereof the
words free from disease" ,Is
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and b In
force from and after its passagA
Approved April L. 1881. ~
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CHAPTER 12s-H. p, NO, 81

An Act to amend section two Of chapter rs
Of the General Laws OF 1885,
Be 1t enacted by the legislature Of tho state
of Minnesota: -
sEcT1oNl. Section two CT Of chapter two
hundred and forty-five C245) OF the General
Laws Of 1889 Is hereby amended as follows:
By inserting after the words per annurn"
in the second line Of said section two the
words. (which said sum is hereby appropri-
ated out of any moneys in the state treasury
not otherwise appropriated"
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and bs
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 20, 1891
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proved March rs, 1854.

CHAPTER 171-H. r. NO, ia
An Act to amend chapter sixty-eight (bO OF
the General Laws OF the year 1859, emitted
IAN act to further define the qualifications
Of Jurors
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of tho State
OF Minnesota:
skcrioN l: That section one ~ Of chapter
sixty-eight (6S) Of the General Laws of 1859 Is
amended SO as to read as follows: Section |,
No person shall be drawn as a grand or netis
juror for more than one term Of the dis,r1ct
court In any one year; but this provision
shall not exempt persons who have seryed
no more than twice IN any three months az
talesmen or as strack jurors eniy.
SEC. 2. This act shall be in force fsss, the
time OF its passage
Approved April l, 1881
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port shall be verified under oath OF the presi-
dent and secretary or by three directors OF
the association and shall contain the follow.
Ing snG tb the =;
Of stock: Second the number Of shares sold
during the year. Third, the number Of shares
Cancelled and Withdrawn during the year.
Fourth. the number OF shares In force
at the end Of the year. Fifth. detailed
statement Of the receipts and disbursements
during the year. Sixth a detailed statement
year, Such report shall also show the total
amount received az dues on stock under
each separate class or Find Of stock and all
Deductions .hsEsfro for EXPENSE With
or otherwise, and the amounts. IL any. OF
such profits credited to stock or SUBJECT 10
such credit The report shall also show the
number Of shares In force Of each monthly
issue or series. and the amount expended
during the year In payment Of salaries Of
officers, clerks. agents. and all other en-
pioyes. the amount expended for travelling
and express charges, printing, books and
stationery, Office supplies. office furniture
advertising, commission paid agents or
other persons. and all ether Items Of expense.
In addition to such annual report and si1 f0
months after such report has been submitted
[ to the public examiner, every such associa-
ton shall prepare report Of it, business for
shall stats tie amount Of resources ineiudsd
in mortgage loans. the amount Of loans
on stock Of the association, the amount Of
loans on other securities. specifyinE the Kind
dues. dnea premiums and interest The
amount due from agents, tho amount due
from banks, tho amount invested in real
estate and secured by foreclosure. the
the amount Of expenses paid during tho III
months, tho amount Of cash on hand and
the amount OF al other resources Of The A.
/ hall "a N Tia ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation, Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
giSts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any zone who
wishes to try il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO, CIT.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. Nv
ia 1-su, W(w)&Flotptcofrl
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REsuLT osAERIgNp,s MISTAKE.
Young Greuner's Death Caused by an Over
Ioee nj Aconite.

The following special to the Baltimore
american from Chester Pa. gives the CT;
cumstances of the death OF Rev. Ednuno
". Greaner. who was az one time IN charge
o, the Howafd's-GrOve Baptist church, ana ol
whose sudden demise brief mention was Inhue
IN Sundays DISPATCH:
Edmund W. Greaner, o. Baltimore, f9r yea
past az been student At the CroLier lHeoIoelss
cal Seminary, aud was among the brightesl VI
tho young mon IN the middle class. lnIes
months ago be was married % Baliimof9 ~ =,
and since that time has been living AZ 3tO east
Eighth street. going % and from the seminary
every day 20 attend the lectures. lesterday
morning be had a severe attack OF neu-
raigis, and decided 20 stay az home loI
the day. Staying in the house was y0nng
medical student from Philadelphia who was "a
intimate fisnd Of yoIng Greansr. Seeing hls
friend suffering severely, tho medical student
made up dose OF medi Inc In which he put part
OF n grain Of aconite. The nrst dose did not hayO
any eject, and three other doses we're Hdfnihs-
tered Tho four doses combined proved ialai,
and Gfeansr died ia two hours. When VIC
medical student saw the effects Of bis doctofI
be vas nearly crazed with grief. The young We
vas almost heart-trJken, aud was prostraled i0'
some time.
Coroner Jeffries, on investigating tho case,
decided thnt an inquest was Unnecessary as GO
considered that the poisoning was purely aocl-
dental The district attorney, VINO was $3.50 NJ
tiled, acQuesced IN the coroners view OF , nc
case. The remains we're taken 70 Baltimore tIis
afternoon. Deceased was graduate OF tno
Johns Hopkins University, and was a great u
Write with lis felloW-studeufs.
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entertainment at tho Y. NJ. c. A.

The entertainment at the hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association last
night for the benefit OF the Railroad Branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association was A
delightful affair, and was greatly enjoyed by
very fine audience. Tho stage which had been
decorated b. n special committee Of ladies from
the Ladies' Auxiliary, presented a very hand
some appearance.
Tho programme embraced musical selections
and readings. which were delightfully."- rendered
and very much enjoyed by the audience. Dr.
Thomas Nelson Pages Interpretation Of Run
70 Seed "and "George Washiugton's Duol" were
expressive Of the humOr cOnta ned In those
ludicrOus selections. The vO elisf3 were Miss
Mary Preston Moore, AMI Messrs ID. L. Leftwlch
and w. j. Garvens. They were accompanied on
the piano by AIR. Sneperd Webb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
DEATHS.

BURFOOT. Died, of his residence, No.
1904 west Marshall street, on Tuesday
morning. the Gath instant. at AIS O'Clock,
THOMAS NJ. BURFOOT, IN the forty
ninth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence at 8 o'clock THIS AFIERNOON.
Friends respectfully invited to attend
CULLINAN. Died, Monday, ths Esd In
slant, at 1890 A. d., at the residences Of
his parents, ZIG Brook avenue. OF paralys
sis, NJ. JOSEPH, the son OF M. j. and \.
f. Cullinan; aged SIX years and tve
months. -
The funeral will take place from tho
above residence WEDNESDAY at z O'clock
Pm. Friends of the family are respects
fully invited 10 attend.
Baltimore, New York, Boston, and Wor-
cestor Mass papers please copy. 2t'
LAUGHTON. Died, at Torresdale, Phila-
delphia. on November lth, Mrs. LILY
MANCHESTER LAUGHTON, Regent Of
the LADIES' Nit. Vernon Association OF the
Union.
MOrHNER.-Ent into rest. on Tues
day. November Gath, at 2;i5 A. NJ. at B5te>
toll. Tenn, after long and painful il!ness,
SAAIU Ell N0IHNER, IN the thirty eighth
year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the
residence of his brOther-in-law, Samuel
Jacob. No. lil5 east Main street, THIS
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. Friends Of tho
family invited without further notice.
NOTT.-Died. November 2ith. at the
residence Of Mr.. Martin 8l7 east Mar
shall street. Miss VIRGINIA MOTT,
daughter Of Robert and Catherine Mott.
deceased.
Her funeral will take place from Rev.
Dr. Hoges church TODAY at 4 Z. h.
sMITH.-Died. near Richmond. Henrico
county, Va, November %, 1891. at lli05
o'clock p NJ, w. 4. SMITH. In the If
tieth year of his age.
Burial from Shady-GroYe church To-
DAY, wednesday. at II o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

Schenck, robbing the family OF about $50
In nnsb, . watch, two or three pistols. nnd one
shotgun. Tho remarkable part OF tho periorn-
ance Il that one Of cur daily papers had warned
the town 10 DO on tho Lookout for burglars. ana
acting on this advice the Judge and hts sons got
out their pistols and had them 10 readiness. Dut
Notwithstanding all these precautions the bur-
glars entered their homo at aDuut O'clock a.
NJ. and stole even their pistols without aNaking
the boys. The Judges daughter, however,
heard noise bat aid not make any alarm.
Tobacco-men are happy to-day a. The sound OF
incoming tobacco wagons The streets arc liyely
with them ana there viii probably be trench
dous break on the market to-day.
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UNITED STATES COURTS.
Case OF the Tug ReeYeE-KnoX and Others
Against the Columbia Liberty Iron Co.

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday the case Of the Government against
the tug David Reeves, charged with vio-
latIng the law relative TO carrying passen-
gers, WAS tried, and Judge Hughes reserved his
decision.
The case referred 70 IN the DISPATCH OF yester-
day as having co me up 20 the United states CT-
cult Court Of Appeals from tho western dStrct
Is that OF Samuel Knox, OF New York, and others
against tho Columbia Liberty Iron Company. me
appellants are Samuel j. Hoffman, j. WHlilie q
%. and others. The defendant company was
the purchaser, aud hal conveyed TO II In NO
vember, 1884, Is, 900 acres OF iron and wool
land IN Shenandoah county, Va. The considera-
ton OF this conveyance WAS 100000, paid for
IN bonds Of the company and secured by mort
Cages.
Tho Circuit Court, sitting at Barrisonburg,
appointed Charles W. Krambhaar and Henry
u. Yord receivers. Since that time there have
been other litgations. There are numerous
issues, the chief one now IS that the bondhOlders
we're given preference over the labor ana
supply claims" The holders OF them now sp-
peal the case 10 the Circuit Court OF Appeals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
A FAMOUS ENGINE.
THE LOCOMOTIVE OF THE sosTlAN's
BRIDGE CRASH At WORK.
Increase Among coIored Methodists--At
Work on Eight Cotton-sIills-Ths
Grippe Again Prevalent.
rcOrespondenco Of the Richmond Dispatch.I

tAoffttpplutuCtO Euo lAilltuohA bA'b'fettsl
RA1E1eH, N. c., November 2i-The en-
CINE which made the great leap from Bos-
tian's bridge. near StatesVille, on the 26th
Of last August il now running again. The
boiler and wheels were, strange to say, in
tact.
Mr.. p W. Capehart. of Vance county,
who for two years has been Executive
clerk. has resigned and leaves that place
December lst.
MADE LARGE GAINS.
The negro preachers. who are here in
such large numbers as conference dele
gates, say the Methodist denomination
among them has made large gains. The
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
has the largest membership. Then there
is the African Methodist Episcopal Church
with 1900 members.
Work is now in progress on eight cotton
mills in the State. North Carolina has for
several years led the South In the number.
looms and spindles.
Reports 20 the State Board Of Health show that
grip Is again prevalent az several points.
Sidney W. Minor, Of oxford. has won the ceiet-
ship at West Point from the Fifth district.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Mr. Hal. ". WORTH grandson OF ex-State-l rea-
surer John n. Worth. viii on the Sth OF Deem
Der marry Mis- Rosabelle Engelhard, one
a the most esteemed and best-known ladies In
the State. She Il the daughter OF late Secretary
oi-Sjate Joseph A. Engeihard, and the niece OF
the late Colonel William J.. Saunders. The mar
riage viii take place 10 Christ church here.
Tho Baptist STATE Mission Board met hero this
evening" John G. Scarborough presiding, and
appOrtioaed tho funds among the various OBJ
lccis.
CONDITION CRITICAL.
This evening II is stated that the condition OF
both the little Toys who we're injured by falling
tree here yesterday is considered extremely
critical The limbs Of John Briggs are paralyzed