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q eIRL.s FRIGHTFuL CRIME.
After 8 Quarrel shcs Pours yitrlol Over
the Face of Her Sleeping Sister.


the Face of Her Sleeping Sister.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March elena
Cunning Cham, 81 years old, threw
quantity of vitriol unto the face of her
sister Afatilda, aged 81 years, while the
latter lay sleeping IN bed Saturday
morning. The sisters had quar-
relied because Matilda had re-
fused to secure position for
Lena in the Briggs seedhouse,
where the farmer worked, on the
ground that Lena was not strong
enough. Lena was arrested later
Matilda S. forehead. cheeks and nose are,
terribly burned, her eyebrows and eye.
lashes being entirely gone. AS she was
asleepit is thought she may not lose
her sight IN spite Of her serious injuries
The vitrol burned q large hole in the
nj How B
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Z RAIL ROAD SENSarlnaigs.

sV!nclals 6 the New York. New Hlisen .
!. al 80 Hold RsSPon-
1919 dsiser Iaasel Dis
~ and nesrectak
s.,,,, s.f -. III l'asl -
81. J, -.
]. = s v''A, = aISh l:t oronef levy
i,s a a:susa warrants Ior the officers
IT,. y me NeW = ork, New
$3.50 81 /; VINO nave
~ the coroners
~ ~. ~ ,.lS = Inc Yactlms q
~, .sas.eF.
S. Is ), - s'1' ille'" il
n,as.s. =. 90: q Il I,
don't II REED Vice 81 M p.ss,
Lucius Tnttle. general manager, New Haven;
ssllilan lls ..s secretaly,
nrar s p0 NJ 8 man =. squire treas
speiset Net Havsn. l;bs AISasr
hempstead, general passenger aren't s1 n New i.
| Haven: md eh1tlesa Roekwsil. general freight
agent. New Haven: s. -,
wilson q Hnnt Nev Nod. az
New Haven; william IS. Bishop Brideen va
Henry g Robinson. Iartfora Edward q.
neea NeM na ns Cnariss =: Clark New
nanev Na 4 ~. 81
| william Rockofeiier, Nov York. Leyerett
Brainard, HsftiSrd md Nathaniel Wheeler,
blaasepoF.. IS.
tom enls Z. a. VII !. De seen That the
maJorlsy q me oInclals i've outside OF
..ias ssa.y Levy does not an
i !, ~ navs any tronp!e
s;4s 5s.1e 1e.s.'',slnse Y snas
SAsy .sss 's y - U.s.
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MANGLED IN A WRECK.
"A Broken Rail Causes q Serious Disaster
Near Havana, In.-One Life Lost-sev-

"A Broken Rail Causes Serious Disaster
Near Havana, Iu.-One Life Lost-sev-
eral Persons Injured.
s HAVANA, Ill, March 9. The Jack
ssonville Southern passenger train
was wrecked about o'clock
Sunday morning half a mile above the
city limits. The wreck was caused by
q broken rail. The cars were all piled
in a heap except the last, and taking
fire were all consumed. Fireman Sad
der was instantly killed. The injured
are:
George Birkenhead, engineer. left leg crushed
below the knee, right arm cut and lower part
crushed; Batesman, express messenger, had
left.foot torn on at the ankle and badly bruised;
NJ. J. Kennedy conductor, head face and hands
cut and bruised; O. L. Hughes, brakeman
head, face, legs and body cut and
bruised md hands scratched; Char es
Malhoney, passenger, Streator, Ill, right
arm broken, back injured, body and face
badly burned and bruised. Walter Conover,
passenger, Mantle I'LL. left arm torn of at the
shoulder ana severe internal inju les. probably
fatal; f. 81. Lewis, passenger, Peoria. injury
to the left leg, face cut and bruised no bones
broken; e H. Emmett Peorii, head and fas.e
bruised and burned chest hurt ana fingers bad
IL bruised, no bones broken; Mrs. Thom -
Martin, passenger, Denver Col. head bruised
and cut, right shous der and side scald
All the injured except Lewis and En-
NETT, who are taken care Of by friends
here, have been taken to Jacksonville.
The corpse of q Mrs. Woods, which was
being taken from Chicago to Jackson
vile, was partially consumed. The
passengers seriously injured were all in
the smoker.
The train was entirely new, the cars
not having been in service quite a
month. The loss to the company, in.
GLIDING death and accident claims, will
not fall short of 500, oe0. An unusually
email number of passengers were
aboard the train, and this accounts
for the small loss Of life. The people
In the sleepers were not injured, but
had to make their way for q mile
through the terrible storm to shelte,
without their shoes or much clothing
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The News Of Eek.


WEDNEsDAr. March Tie city
first congress came te a. el at IL
o'clock tliooh1: Az the regular appro:
priati6R bills and other iinportantt
measures before bdtii hbhhssS were
haaAA aha wefa higned ~ ipresi.
dent Harrison III the senate res
olutions were nnanimo usly adopted.
thanking Vice President Morto6A ffor the
iinp4ftial maainiinierr il which. he Ind pre-.
sided Owe that body, md int hs house!
laair thanks from The Republicans, the.
6sMocrats refusing to vote.
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Thursday. March. s.
~ crWArr

4 = J. Il
The senate resumed the discussion OF the
interest and usury bills yesterday, end
wien adjournment was reached had pro-
ceeded so far rs to declare that the rate. Of
interest should b reduced to 0.And s per.
cent. The question OF usury was brought
squarsly before the senate, but before avote
could be reached the senate adjourned.
After the approval of the journal by the
senate the chair announced the receipt Of .
communication from the railroad coinmls-
sion Swing the information aAked Tor by
the Mayo resoIuti ON. The report eend en-
clossd documents formed . very bulky
package, and was Re erred to the railroad
Imons the bills introduced was one ~.
senator Nelson, providink for the submis-
slon Of an amendment 70 the constitution
prohibiting sale and Manufacture OF in-
tOxicating liquors "a Z. ssssi
Senator s. b. Peterson presented : valued
policy insurance bill the third now before
The il. dslatufe. there being one in theh house
4snatOr II Due introduced . bill making
fESF41cs OF the mem beers OF the board Of
equalization elective. s3s
senator Donnslly presented Joint rsso-
lution aehine eonsress 70 establish posta,
telegraph systefn. II
Z When the houss reassembled Of 9 clock
q NJ, keyee Intro uced 9 4es0luti0 on. when
N91 peiaSd. sushortsing ths tudiiSry COM en-.
- - Sc; assE which Nc s bills
Tvo biiil, one 81 M. esons and ths other
By Mr.. Barrett. Weye introduces TO regulate
tie entering and Classification ct running.
tfotting and pecin8 hoyses IN raSS& coMpe.
Atfiora Is. - the .state. and royidtnR
penalties Tor false entTies. Isl
&. Lomen. othins dauntel sbs I'M pse
N ~ siV 6Aatlt If HE III n ~ HI =
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! .S,WiN ,Jusflce, !

& PoRT HuBoN, Mich, arch I'll Daniel
McAiahon. The man who murdered
Annie Murphy on etInesday night md
then tried IS comm i suiesd arrived There
Thursday evening and he passed the
night IN the county jail. He admitted
the killing 10 the Ulcers, il charge dur-1
ing the night He aidsyhe went to her
room, threw her nla he'd and std bbed
her twice ii the throat with his jack
knife then c,ltt his own throat with
Is razor He was brong lit store Juags
sCanEeld Friday .l,aorl iIr;g and pleaded
gull bnd was sentenced to prison at
4 Jackson; solitary con elnent for life.
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TIE y.,y. w.. .:..r., ~.

The Grand Pacific hotel IT z ,rhain
was sold to Mrs. j. b. hs..ei..5slller.
The grocery store of Johl ,rs,y, in
west st. Paul, was burnsd W tn a loss
of about s., 900.
E. Mahan was caught in asshaft at t;ae
Littld Falls roller mil, wound u, and
nearly cholled to death.
The II .ssa.hasatts I avestsl sat S5,on-
pany will ersst three large storss aud
1 tenene Hats at Duluth to cost $780,
900. N'or'sw will begin in the spring.
John Ha.nnell, Of Osvatonaa, who
has been a cripple for number OF
years, slipped on the ice and broke his
crippled leg
large two-story frame building,
with contents. at Morristown. was de-
stroyed by FIRE. The building was
owned by Edgar Denny and was oecu-
pied by him as a grocery store. Loss,
s So, 900.
BY the direct tax bill signed BY Pres.
ident Harrison Minnesota will receive
s92, $50.
merchant and proprietor OF the Com
merciai hotel, have. been placed in the
hands Of %. n. Moon, Of ST. Paul, as
receiver. Liabiiit ties. 81, 900.
The contest between the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern railroads
over 500, 900 acres Of land in Minnesota
was decided by the United States su.
preme court in favor of the Northern
Pacific.
y Charles N. WrighSs daughter Nettie
eloped from Durand, Wis, to Wabasha
with horse jockey named Curtis,
where they were married. Mr.. Wright
arrived at Wabasha twenty minutes
sitter thecerem ny had been performed.
The dwelling Of P. II. Boysen, be-
tween Minnesota City and stockton.
was burned. Loss, 81 800; p~rtially in.
ssured.
nephew Of Jefferson Davis ard
I Russian count apply to the associated
charities at Minneapolis for employ
ment.
Miss Philipina Wembach died sud-
denly at ST. Joseph's hospital in st.
4 Paul while physicians were administer
/ ing ether s:s
Yesterday noon Carl Ilesmer, one Of
the employees Of the Owatonna Manu-
) featuring Co, was caught In the belts
I OF the feed mill and killed.
The supreme court handed down
batch of decisions, one Of which rules
that clerical error does not invalidate
I. d law.
Rufus member Of the
& first colony that settled southwestern
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FOREIGN INTELLl GENcE.

.8s N1ADAGAsCAR adyices say that Rami-
asatra, governor OF the province Of
Belanond, resenting q petition from
the populace to the government to de-
fend them from cruelties massacred a7s
persons, including men, women and
children, belonging to the leading fam
lies.
The death Of Leonard Jerome, the
well known New York turfman and
broker occurred in Brighton, Eng,
aged 60 years.
ELECTIONS for members Of the do
minion parliament in Canada resulted
in the success of the government or
conservative party Its majority IN
the house Of commons, however, would
be greatly reduced and would proba-
bly, not exceed Is. In the last house it
was 81
NEAR Zanzibar 200 Africans were
killed by German soldiers. SIS.
FROM the Canadian provinces re-
turns showed thattyt.l conservatives car
ried the dominion by q majority Of q
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and ghting between black and white
people was reported to be imminent
IlANIEi, McMAH killed Miss Annie
Murphy near Port Huron, Afich., and
then took his own life. jealousy wils
the cause,
For the brutal murder u annie
Murphy Daniel Nc [ahoni was given !
life sentence at Port Hllrou,. Mich.
The death Of GEORGE rs Ghilcott;
ex- nited States senator from Colora:
do, occurred suddenly Id st. Louis
The legislature 81 South Dakota ad
jOnrned sine die on the 9th.
An Bonneville, Mo. John Oscai
burlington was hanged for the murder
sbt Sheriff Cranmer
Sc. SHAKEsPE s4 REEVES, alias Jacob
sSharkey lcolored) was hanged at New
castle, Del, for an assault upon little.
Grace Clark, 9 white girl OF IL years.
In st. Louis on the 9th four men com.
mitted suicide.
JOHN B. GORDON, United States sena-
tor from Georgia, has joined the Farm
er,s Alliance. ~
"a 1y MA HYDE, 3 farmer, and his 23-I
year old daughter, y Judith, lost their
lives near Lima, O., and Emeline, 3 16-
#year.old daughter, was fatally injured
by the cars.
At his home near South Bend, Ind
s''oid Chlp, "a ShlppeWa Indian, died
at the age q ls: lO5 years s.. 3
IS FIRE destroyed the Courthouse at
Archer City. lex, together with nearly
3 all the county records.
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and also provides for Ill ANNUAL appropria.
tion of 81, 80 fsf Maintaining the same.
Friday March. g.

SENATE,
Senator CfAndall presented resolution
declaring Is TO ~ The sense q. the senate
that aN BIN Appropriating money should
y s,.v lat n9. be;ore March y. sens.er
March %. Tho amendment Was agreed to-
md the resolution as amended was adopted.
Senator Dean called attention ia the
deadly ais of the senate chamber. which
had already sent more than half q dozen
senators home SICK. while several mtra
.werv Just Oh the livi.iins iine and offered q
resolution. prosislins KS lhe appointment
yen.;..inm W.. y = S St y
proved. The rt.s,,,ut;oN was ! nd n,,tei and
the chair ei,lr,iHttsi a tho con. mica Sem
tors ilrWn. Veil and Navo. -. 80 Ns,''''-s
"a fter the order Of re;.,rts al Commuters
Monday afternoon 81 = o,nlnsS. $50
aas IS ~ a sl.,,y s:'5; a 'ss
I'M oh The bill introduced by ME. 6sivefs
OF me Minnesota troops during the Indian.
ana civil waiS oflS61 and 1865. The report
sssted that such publication would cost
s: So, which the bill proposes SNAIL be
nunlbersof COPIES 10 bs printed is 10, 600. In
RECOMMENDING the bill TO pass the commit
tee discussed its merits 1t great length. g
Mr.. II. A. Walsh Of Ramsey introduced
. bill, II. r. 726 which provides that every
common carrier hall he liable -fnrall dam.
ages sustained lntllls SfstA Az any lreHtSr
servant therspfs Nv txasoSi Wf. HE neg iieence
OF any other A&eHt or servant thereof with
out cuhtributory negligence on his part.
the agent or ssry. .nts .oa ~ De,Wsen
rier shall impair or diminish sach liahilitv.
provided that nothing in this act shall ap-
plyt0 damages sustained oh q i1sN road
under consefuctioh NOT open 70 public
travel. ~ w & ss.s
Nj. Mnclaif's bill relating 10 town super
vlsors Was also recon amended to be relegated
70 oDscnfity And having done these
tn!ngA tbe conmiNee rose and reported. q
MI, Furlong drew attentt0h 70 tho shock.
ainRay DAD Yen!aiatiSn OF tho house. which
y simply moving the representatives down
Saturday March :.
srNArr - = - -
Not IN sess;on
= uo,,sr
pa.;t;n,. woe roos;.,.a a,.,,,,. ~, J.
r.asara - ~ C,,r-;sr s.;Ss au nea f.s
rr;n1 th, ,.ass. - rxt L:1SA VII
the s.a ~ c@,,ss,,t s,,a f:,,,ni ~
sr1ffrsse' s'.s. 4'A''"A0 '. Pa !.
MI. Weafhe rstnn ;ntrod ncad !. h;j, 10 ,,r Mo-
vent the dissenIination n nn,,itcE; grad
"A resolution was Ationteti for the An
pointment Of Il COMMITTEES "a inyesti gaia. the
sanitary condition Of the hOnse az renresen-
tatiyes.
Several bills, mostly Of q local nature, were
introduced and referred TO committees. -
The house adjourned Until Tuesday
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Census Pad,lers Fined.

Stevens and Bandett, the two Mimi
eapolis census conspirators who pleaded
guilty to one count of the charges
lodged against them, were brought be-
fore Judge Shiras in Minneapolis for
sentence. The proceedings lasted only
few moments, Stevens being SEN
fenced to pay a fine of 5000 and Ban
xdett 81, 900. The cases against other
census employees indicted were dis
missed ~
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Advanced the Rates.

Repre- entatives of a large number of
western roa IN It at st. Paul to adjust
rates on grain, live stock and lumber
between Kansas City and other south
western points in Iowa, Minnesota and
the Dakotas. The result of the confer.
ence was an advancement in grain and
live stock rates. A change in lumber
rates from Kansas City to points on the
Iowa Central was agreed upon.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-12
Thursday, March 10, 1891 /.
MINNESOTA SOLONS.
Condensed Proceedings Of Doth
Branches Of the Minnesota leg
stature
What IS Being Attempted in the Way
Of Legislation by Our Law
makers.
Tuesday, March. 8.

THE senate had onlv one .ee.ion .,e.fAr.
day, adiournine for the day at i1sO O'clock
upon some of the bills in their nossession M
Senator Leavitt nresentefi : hSII nroh;h.
ting the shipping Of cleomerparinc into
the state. --'s s-: $3.50
1ILIs INTRODUCED.
~ No: 18S.By Senator Leayitt--App
Ht.sIEna vSUO ior bridge over Crow river In
3. SS1MS1 s.no.or r.,,.. An,.on-,..5
inn money for hrtdss ovsr ths o,,tst tN ~
stella in MeSker county. ~ $3.50 s. -, n
9. :. No. 467-By senator Lsavitt-T oensure
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Not in session.
A Boys Esssy ON the Cat.
Mr.. H. T. Barker, in his amusing papers
. anhnnlo and ndnoa finp, rx;1,1c Tho fnl1o m,


..>OS - - $50 Ssee
=. .a.. -. DSl -, - nis lus .hs spnPe.s
inc e.sav IS anth ent;c. $40 '.-e -o'Ao y
s ..The Cat IS ..Ths horse cat ia fonrleeeed
nnadrnneai tha iecs No nsmaI heinr as Tbs
eornera II Is what il sometimes Called a
tame animal though It feeds on nice and
other birds Of prev. It's colors are striped
tortusshell. black Also black and white.
and uthers. When it & happv IL does moi
bark. but breathes through its nose instead
Of its mouth. but I cant remember tho
name they cali tie noise III is n little word.
but I cant think Of Is and IS Is wrong Is
copy. Cats also NOV. which Won have 4!
heard. Whom Won stroke this tame Quad.
rnped by drawing yonr hand along its
back. II cocks mn its tale like 4 rnler. 40 ~
Won can't Got no further. Never stroke the
hairs acrosts ~ s. makes all cats scrat ike
mad. IL tail Is ab.i,t foo foot long md
Is. Iera ahnnt one sch Never striEss !. cas
nnder the heiiv =. r. l. verv NH althv : -
Don't teeza CATS for 4 firstlv It Is wrong 80
to do. and ond' cats have claw.es which is
longer than neoDle think. Cats have q
liyeses. but.which il seldom required in this
country bccause Of Chrlstianity. Men cats
are allus called Tom, and girl cats Puss OF
Tiss, but, queer as you may think Ill little
m - -
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A Arystcr.Ous Visitor.

New Servant Please mum, there's q
strange lady down stairs ard sheGidn't
have no card. She took off her things
as II she intended 10 stay, and she look.
ed around the room with her nose in
the air, as if things wasn't good enough
for her, an she rubbed the winder to.
see if it was clean, an She pecked in
the dark corners, an then looked ut the
dust on her fingers, nm shifted.
Mistress 4 can't imagine who the
creature can be. Ny husband moth.
.er and sisters are in Europe N. n.
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FROM tvAsHlNoToN .

In the house iii tile III fly first con-
kressF Il, oss bllls we're Introduced and
"a the senate 5,129 IN the Fiftieth
congress 1864 bills were Introduced in
the house and !, 600 in the senate The
bills that became laws during tie con-
gress just ended numb ered q 1856, against
+ /, 1874 enacted in the ptexioua congress.
III ths Fiftieth congress President
Cleveland vetoed 161 bills and ioint res
olutions, while in the Fifty first Presi-
dent Harrison vetoed eleven Tie total
appropriations for the last Congress
VIII probably reach 81, O00, 0o0, ODD Dur
ina fhe session tllf;eB senators and
twelve representa- tiyss died
AcENsUs bureau bull etin shows that
the increase During the last ten years Of
the white race has been 81 per- cent,
while that 81 the solbred race .has been.
IA t1af. EaIif ss
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APPLES IN MINNESOTA.

The Ten Varieties Best Adapted for Culti-
walton In This Climate.
At the annual winter meeting OF the
Southern Minnesota horticultural so
ciety held IN Rochester the following
officers we're elected: President, William
ssomeryiila, Viola; vice president, NJ.
y. Tibbotts. ST. Charles; secretary and
treasurer, Vay land Stedman, Rochester.
Several interesting papers on fruit and
fruit growing were real, after which the
following ten varieties Of apples were
named as the best adapted to southern
Minnesota: Yellow transparent.
Duchess, Red Annis, White Pigeon,
Russian Green, Cooks Annis, Wealthy,
Longfeld, Repka Melinka, Hibernal,
Rcd Queen. sIr. Keel, OF Rochester,
said she hal aaoo varietiessof apples. but
only ten of them are profitable in this
climate. He raised 1850 bushels OF APP
pies the past season ana found really
sale fer them
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.uTne p.,trol y

II. Simon, OF st. Paul, AMI Scott
Marble are the proprietors Of a new
play, 'rt1ahe Patrol, to be produced in
Chicagoin May. The plot d sals under
assumed names with the Smell murder
ysttsry IN taat city. a. j. Stone, SON
in-law Of the ms...;ierea man, threatens
to prosecute them if the play is pro
duced, although all the characters bear
assumed names. Anovelty of the piece
is that Dashcoste, one Of the murderers,
will be a living likeness of Tascott.
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Itasca in Duluth's { and D.str.c !.

Itasca in Duluth's Land D:str.c
A letter has been received at Duluth
stating that the secretary Of the inter
sior has promised, as soon as preiim-
inaries are arranged, to take Itasca
county from the St Cloud land district
and add it to the Duluth district. This
will add 2, 100000 acres to the Duluth
land district md save actual settlers
40 miles of travelling to reach a land
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mel Preserving Co. at Philadel phia,
causing loss of $3.50, 900.
In New York the first Of a series. OF
meetings to be held throughout the
country by union prisoners of the war
to raise money for q memorial hall at
Washington was held. sssss
FIRE destroyed the passenger boat
City of Richmond and cargo at New
York. The loss on the boat was S125,--
900; fully insured. IS.
Orr Cape Cod the schooner Elsie.
Smith, of Portland, Me-, was wrecked
and eighteen lives were lost
RoBBERs entered the savings bank at
Freeport, Pa, and carried off $40, 900 in
money and securities.
On April Is next a reunion OF the.
founders Of the repnbl ican party will be
held at fremont temple in Boston.
Two LITTLE children Of George White
were burned to death in their home at.
New Limerick, Me-, during the absence.
of their parents
AN explosion Of gas IN q coal mine at
Shamokin, Pa, killed John Llewellyn,
his son Frank and his son-in-law w
Smith
The strike Of 6, 900 coal miners in the
Monongahela Fa.) valley ten weeks
ago ended in 4 victory for the men.
their request for an increase Of pay
being granted.
IN Philadelphia Hannah Williams,
aged 20, and her son David, aged 80,
were found dead in their house. They:
were lnisers. worth S.. 900, and had;
starved themselves to death.
AT Rochester, n Lena Cunning
ham threw vitriol int the face Of her
sleeping sister and the latter was terri
bly, burned. jealousy prompted the
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no session on Saturday.
The House had a morning session at
which but little was done. The usual
amount Of sickness was reported. A
few bills were introduced, the most im.
portant being by Mr.. Bull, providing
for state board Of agriculture and for.
estry. Mr.. Wetherston sent up bill
to provide for the determination Of
squack' grass. Adjournment was
make until Tuesday, 10 a. m.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-11-27

DURING the late campaign in Ohio
Congressman Crisp. Of Georgia. told a
Cincinnati audience that the tariff
was ''stone WALL made to shut out
manufactured products, and that
.'the same wall that shuts ont shuts
in, thus preventing export trade as
well as an import trade. The New
York Press, however, calls Mr.. Crisp's
attention to the fact that under the
existing tariff our cotton and cotton
goods exports, in which Mr. CriSp,s
state is deeply interested, have in
creased from an average of Sll1, III, :
249 for the first eight months of four
years immediately preceding the en-
actment to sI44. 4S3, 100 for the first
eight months of this. the first year
Immediately following its enact
ment." and wonders how ''long viii
the people of Georgia and the South
put up with such theoristic and I'M
practical craftsmanship What is a
political economy worth that is con-
belied by market reports and
trade statistics?n