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Knocked out i the CIvll suit.

SPOKANE, Wash, April 25. jury IN
the United States court Monday
brought In verdict Of SO, 900 against
J. II. Stone, the we'll known capitalist
and politician. Stone was first in
dicted on twenty-eight charges for
taking timber from government lands
and tried in the United States court at
Boise, Idaho. He won nine indict-
ments and the remainder were then
dismissed. The government then be-
gan civil suit here for 81, 900.
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il KIlIed u. AGED Parents.

Nav YoRK, April Is. "A Jersey City
grocer IS the authority for story 70 the
sffect that the aged parents 81 Frank
Rohle, one Of the murders who es-
aped from Sing Sing, last week,
both died recently as the result
Of the shock 81 learning 81 the con-
giction Of their son. It Is suggested
money from the parents estate was
ased to further the plans for the escape
81 the son.
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The Old Liberty nrIi.

PIIILADELPHrA, April 25 The liberty
bell will be escorted 70 It's specially
constructed car AZ 4 o'clock Monday ar
ternoon by parade, consisting Of the
city regiments 81 national guards and
civic organizations. The bell will
reach Chicago Friday night.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo. April IS. Every
male citizen o. this city will either
have 10 vote Or pay poll tnx IL a.. 80.
This provision Of the newfeity charter
Inns not been enforced nhd the city
auditor now has on Ills books SIQ.sia
lnn from this source nlnnG. without
counting interest Judge Gibson do
cided ii test ease brought BY the city
that the charter provision Ii legal and
Tint the city can recover III fho ritv.
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The Murderer san AZ Large.

SING SING, N. ", April rs. Neither
Rohle nor Pallister, the condemned
murderers, whoescaped last week, had
been captured up To- noon Monday. The
condemned murderer Osmond. who
clnims to have refused the opportunit Y
70 escape with Rohle and PaAistar, was
taken 70 New YpEL Monday morning by
Detective jackson, 70 be sentenced.
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ChIeaEo I.an.ImaTh IIawn.

cHIcAao. April 25.-I'hc old Illinois
Central depet- which graecd the lake
front from 1850 70 IsTi and has
disgraced II ever since, has boon pulled
down Its walls until Saturday stood
as they were left Ivy the grcut fire of
1871, and II was the last ruin that told
OF the sweep Of the contlagration. An
the other structures were rebuilt many
years hfro
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BosToN, April %. In the United
states circuit court Asa 7. Potter, con-
sicted by jury some weeks ago, Of
false ccrfiRcation 81 checks drawn upon
The failed Maverick national bank, Of
which be was president, was sentenced
Ny Judge Putnam to sixty days inn
prisonment in Cambridge jail and 10
pay fine Of $1,000.
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KNoxvn.LE, Tenn, April rs. Mrs. Il.
Longiafreg ttwitlowt living M Anderson
county, near Clinton, heard some one ii
her corn crib, She gotta gun and investi-
gated. She saw two men stealing corn,
and she opened fire, Result: one Negro
dead and one who has taken to the
woods. The woman Ii wealthy and one
Of the most plominent in the county.
She has not been arresfed.
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treasurer snort possibIy 100000.

san FRANCISCO, April 25.-Col Clark
IL, K, Royce. treasurer "a the Veterans
Home association, is short in his ne
counts al least $4,000, and II may be
$40, 900. The Veterans home, located
at Youngville, Maps county, is an insti-
tuition supported jointly by the state
and federal governments
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"a RaIse corn LII susar.

WASHINGTON. April 25. An English
syndicate. according To advicss received
BY the bureau of American republics, Is
about 10 undertake the development Of
sugar and corn laRds II the state Of
Tananlipas. Mex 4 tract * sO0,000
acres was purchased some time ago.
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EXTREMELY CRITICAL
u tho Condition 81 Edwln booth lie NJ
Die al Any Moment

Die 1T Amy Moment.
NEw YoRK, April g5 III was IN.
nounced late sunday night, 1T ths
Players club IN Gramercy park, that
DIR. 81. Clair Smith, Dr. Nj Alicn Starr
a professor az the Polytechnic, and III,
II Fremont Smith, hold b consultation
on Mr.. Edwin Booths condition sun.
day afternoon, What the result WINS
could not be learned Or, ST. claii
Smith was still In attendance on Mr..
Booth at midnight II was said tina,
the great tragedian was very low and
might die nt any moment
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A..I.tai.l - .Ier.lan snora D.

NEw YoRK. April y. Conrad N, JoF-
Ian, the new assistant treasurer II tho
United States, took full charge 81 the
sub treasury Monday morning. lie was
formally sworn in late Saturday after
aooa, but did not take control until
Monday morning.
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RUSSIAN FI.AosmIr GIN. ADMIRAL.

of the morning came from the Aquidi-
ban, which belched out welcome to
the Italian admiral and ran up his flag
at 8 o'clock.
From early Monday morning the
signaling of orders has been continu-
Gus and sometimes has been supple
mented by the visit Of one Of the
launches from the hagships bearing
some special order. The whole pro-
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Mnst Not Partielpate.

PARIS, April 25.At a cabinet council
aeld in they Elysee. It was decided III
rive notice toall wogkingmene employed
hy the French government that they
ire Forbidden 70 take any part in the
joining celebration Of May day by tina
working classes,
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KAIsERIN AnausTA.

The tide at this time was at its young
ebb, and the ships Of ths feet lay with
their noses turned lip the road pointing
toward Newport News.
The Philadelphia moved up slowly at
first, and then gathering speed passed
more quickly down toward the westerly
end Of the roads In another moment the
Newark was under way behind the
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NEW YoRK, April 20. "A swiss dwarf,
Fritz Christian, was one Of the curiosi-
ties on the Wciland, which arrived
from Hamburg. He Ii cigarmaIscr,
20 years old, and Ii about two and i
half feet tall and has tremendous
head. He Is ON his why 10 Stony
Creek. d.
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sccrctarr smith on Dutr.

WAsHNoToN, April %. Secretary Of
the Interior Hoke Smith, who had been
suffering from an attack Of the grip at
his, home in Athens, Ga, has returned
here in very much improved health.
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CUSHING,

Blake got under way and turning al
most on her heels, started down the
roads to assume her position of honor
at the head Of the starboard column Of
the feet.
The other Englishmen goa under way
lat the same time and followed behind
the Blake. AS the vesuvius, the last Of
the American feet, dropped into the
line, the Hollander, Van Speyclx, trail
ed along after her
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III. IIancncl,.s Tnnernl.

ST. LoUIa, April 25.--Thc body Or
Mrs. ". II Hancock arrived from the
east Sunday night, and was taken 10
Lynchs undertaking establishment.
The funeral will be held at ten o'clock
Monday morning, the interment being
in the family vault in Bcllcfontainc
catnefsrv.
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] New YoRK, April o. The conven-
ton of the American Section 81 I'heso-
phists convened Sunday at Organ hall.
There was fair attendance, delegates
being present from a number Of the
principal cities Of the country and from
Englund
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gramme, however. had been carefully
prepared and each commodore knew
what his position in the formation was
to he and only awaited the order to
trip anchor
At 9a5 o'clock the rhiladelphia's
anchor came slowly out Of the water,
and, at the same time, slight agita-
ton Of the water at the stern showed
that she was In motion.
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Then came the Germans with the
Kaiserin Augusta and the Seadlsr. The
Philadelphia, al the head of the column,
proceeded Tor mile and then, round
ing the entire fleet, started down the
roads. The line following the Blake
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Died From Typhus Fever.

NEW YORK, April "a. Miss Letitia
Townsend. the general secretary for
America If the Girls Friendly society,
who was taken To North brothers island
Monday last, suffering from typhus
fever, died there Sunday afternoon.
She was ag years old.
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was composed Of besides tho English
ships, the Russian Gen. Admiral and
Reynda and French Arethuse and Jear
Bart, the Italian Etna and Giovanni
nansan. and the rear was brought mp
BY the BRAZILIAN Aqnidiban. Tirahtcs
and Rcpablica.
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a BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.
Magnificent Spectacle IN Hamp-
ton Roads.
THE WORLDS BEST VESSELS.
Sci Sal for Kss York, Where, on THURSDAY, One d
The Greatest Navel Demonstrations Ever
Witnessed will b Held.
THE WORLDS BEST VESSELS

FoRT MONROE, Va. April - AT a
few minutes after o'clock Monday
morning small cloud Of light smoke
fioated out above the big yellow for
ward funnel Of the Philadelphia. A.
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10 more ways than one was the fact
that this was the last dry Of the rem
devious emphasized. One az the most
interesting incidents was the provision
ling ~ the ships for the cruise. The
steamers from the large cities Sunday
morning were piled high with edible
freight. Tons and tons 81 beef were
brought from Baltimore and trans
fcrred ~ hands more OF less nnclean 70
the ships cutters, which were dancing
On the waves al the wharf Huge crates
Of canned goods and mammoth
sacks Of vegetables stood side BY
side with food enough to stock q
store. A rampant Of bread edged the
wharf. and might, il tho occasion had
arisen, have served the same purpose Is
the bales Of cotton did for Andrew
Jackson al the battle ~ New Orleans
One pile Of bread actually counted l. 3s7
loaves. and there were severnl mounts ina
ofbnlSesi dough near by as large Amer
lean English, German, Russian. Span
ish. French, Italian and Dutch sailors
lowered around and transferred 4 amid
batelliSe confusion 10 their own
boats. All this had q be done SUNDAY,
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iITALIAN' ETNA.

Philadelphia. she was followed by the
Atlanta. Then came the dandy San
Francisco. the Bancroft, bennington
and Baltimore.
Then Admiral Walkers flagship, the
Chicago, joined the procession After
her came the Yorktown, Charleston,
Vesuyius and Concord. As soon as tho
Chicago trippcd anchor the big flagship
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N.INrANrA YsAvEI.,

The outgoing ships were making
about eight knots, and the Cushing,
which can go twcnty-four. caught up
and passed them as II they-werc an
el,r,ed
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FyyIS BELL Is now running three chairs at
his shaving parlor, and is prepared 70 serve
H ~ ~ TONERS with dispatch. Ills bath rooms
w, III finest III the city. Hot and cold baths
AZ any hour desired. SSs-lm.
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gIyttF only place on earth to get Is cent hooI
oil cloth for 10 cents Is at Eugene r Her
rings cheap cash store
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Rhysicians prescriptions and family
receipts carefully compounded day
and night BY competent clerks at RI
/. snodgrass q Co., pharmacy doors
\. 3, y Q. Queen ST. crossing.
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NON IS THE TINE

When moths begin to get in " their
work. and If You want to save your
wooleps, carpets, 81. from tho ravages
q this pest, you can get nothing more
sure 70 kill them than COAL TAR
cAMPHQR, which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article Just re-
eeTyed at A. N. G;lbert& Bro 4, Drug
gist, - II. Queen street.
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TSnR RENT. The house In which | have beer
living an West Burke street. Possession
sriyen April Rent SIS per month.
s1sfI. q. "a. MILLER
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!, oog YARDS % cents floor oil cloth only Il
cents ia Eugene y. Ilerring's
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7c,at.ARY OR COMMISSION. TO agents to
han1le the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing
ls@,5si The most useful and novel invention
n IN age Erases ink thoroughly IN two Sec
Nnn,fs Works like magic 200 to 500 per cent.
osaf, Agents making $50 per week. We also
.4.t 4 General agent to take charge Of terri
NV Ana appoint sub agents. rare chance
y, make money Write for terms and sample
X erasing Monroe Eraser Mig. 81 loll -
crosse. Wis. a-Sim.
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IxYANFED 900 Gents suits to clean at 81 2
Nv suit New Process. Steam and dry
cleaning. j CoRDNER, South Raleigh street
near new jail.
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|NAEE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BFsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
s,,,stiou., Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost
Pound, s4ayed 81 Stolen, To Buy, Sell
o. Exchange Make il Known.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN

.-.-.t, sATE.-A first class omnibus in good
Il repair. Apply TO Youtz = Linthicum, Nv
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49, RE You HAPPYr' If not go to the
M IN Great Muslin Sale and you will 90 home
pIfased to death, at G. p. HERRiNG'S, corner
pueen and Martin streets.
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WHY pay Is cents for 30 days credit for floor
w off cloth when you gan buy at ~ cents
spot cash at Eugene II. Herring'ss
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A sympathetic Soul.

New York Sun. One of those hard, prac-
teal New England women that occur in
magazines oftener than in life, called on an
artist in this city, at his invitation, not
many days ago. She looked faithfully over
his pictures and studies, though there were
many of them, betokening great industry,
and after the inspection was finished she
said in O severe tone: Eyes, it's very pretty,
but should think you'd get dreadfully tired
of doing such things. Don't you ever want
to 90 out and work.
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cAMcERJs Durable

Without caustics.. the knife, or arsenic; without
mutilation Of healthy tissue, an important matter
in cancers of the face.
The HORNELI SANITARIUM COMPANY, for
the treatment of Chronic Disease. organized under
the laws of the State of New York, is located In
the city of Hornellsvlle, n. Y.
Special attention is given to Cancer. The treat
ment is based upon the theory recently embodied
in papers read by Prof. V. Mosetig- Moorhoof be-
fore the Royal and Imperial Association q
Physicians Of Vienna, namely: That as the cen
elements in cancer have much less vitality than
these of sound flesh, it is possible to attack them
without injuring surrounding healthy cells, OF
the general well-being of the patient.
The remedies employed at Hornellsville, alI
though as harmless as those at Vienna. are far
more effective-wholly removing the odor of the
growth within twenty -four hours, and causing the
diseased tissue to shrink to hard dry eschar until
it is crowded out by healthy healing granula-
lions. There is poulticing sloughing,
running foul odors. 1t is the only known
method that reaches and e1pels every cancerous
cell.
For references and other information address the
resident physician,
ID. MITCHELL, NJ. D., HornelIsviIIe, N. Y
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Department OF State. {
l. II. StOckenStrOm, assistant secretary Of
the State Of Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the foregoing general laws. passed by
the legislature. of 1S9 so far as they are
printed in full, have been carefully COM
pared with the enrolled copies of said laws
deposited in the Office of the secretary OF
state, and that they are true and correct
official publication thereof.
liz testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand this first day of May, A. D.
eighteen hundred and ninety three
H. STOCKENSTROM,
Assistant Seer etarY of State.
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The Prose of q kiss.
Life: She-There's no poetry in a kiss.
It's like trunk.
He-Like trunk?
She-You can always find a man to ex-
press it; and it's wiser to check it If you
don't want it to go too far
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Catarrh Throat, Lung, Nervous and Blood
Diseases cured at patients home Pamphlet
free. Address St. Paul Medical and Surgical
Institute, Merrill Building, St. Paul, MINI.
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Sec. 8. Appgopriations for extraordinary repairs
and improvements
There is hereby appropriated, from any funds
in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated,
the sum of twenty-six thousand two hundred and
eighty dollars for the fiscal year ending July
thIrty-frst eighteen hundred and ninety -four, and
the sum of twenty-six thousand two hundred and
eighty dollars for the fiscal year ending July
thirty first eighteen hundred apd ninety-fve, TO
be used for extraordinary repairs and improve
ments for the institutions named, each Institution
to receive the sum hereinafter specified for each
OF the two fiscal years already mentioned:
(a) For the st. Peter hospital for insane, five
thousand dollars. which sum shall be used so
far as is necessary in placing the wards (old part
of building) in said institution, in proper and
hrst-class sanitary condition
(b) For the Rochester hospital for insane So, 900
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sulting from La Grippe. For two weeks
we did not sleep at night. When the
paroxysms came on he had to be held up
to keep him from choking to death.
Though we had physicians, and the boy
took medicine all the time, he never
seemed to get any relief until I began to
give him Piso's Cure for Consumption
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OPTICAL CLOCKS,
NIL I'M IN
R ELLIOT. "
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FrOVIutu~ StdUe ". UlS-
erection, set apart NOT exceeding thirteen thou
sand dollars OF the foregoing appropriation, to be
deaominated as the convict labor fund. as pro-
vided In the preceding section Of this act; and
provided further, that the state auditor may, at
his discretion, request Of the board Of trustees
of the hospitals for insane, transfer portion Of
IF this act for either of the hospitals for insane
to the use Of either Of the other HOSPITALS for in
sane: or on the request of the board OF directors
of the Minnesota institute for detectives he may
transfer portion of the appropriations made by
sections six and seven Of this act for the school
the feeblefppdsd TO the Of any of said schools
as the current demands Of said institutions may
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Fr0vided, that the staCe auolVor, az MS ols-
cretion may, request Of the board of managers
of the state reformatory, set apart not exceeding
twelve thousand dollars Of the foregoing appropria-
tion to be denomnated as the convict labor fund.-
to be paid to the superintendent on proper vouch-
ers for the labor of convicts buildings for the
said refOrmatory at such rate the said board Of
managers shall prescribe not exceeding seventy
Ave cents per day for the labor Of each convict,
the amounts 30 recelye1 70 De accounted 1or oy
eepts, and to be reappropriated to the current
pense fund.
Sec. z. Appropriations for Current Expenses Of
the State Correctional and Charitable Institutions
for the fiscal year ending July thrtyfrst eighteen
hundred and ninety FIVE.
There is hereby appropriated from any funds
In the state treasury not otherwise appropriated,
in addition to the annual appropriations hereto
fore established by law, the sum of two hundred
and eighty thousand nine hundred and ninety dol
lars for the fiscal year ending July thrty-flrst,
eighteen hundred and ninety five, to be distributed
as follows:
(a) For the st. Peter hospital for insane. s29, 400
ID For the Rochester hospital for insane 500 400
/oAr Mr. fba- Eol Ia c,rifa oil for fpco
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CHAPTER 2O4-H. F. 4S.
AN ACT to grant additional powers to the
cities of the state of Minnesota and to
certain purposes. Approved April ~.
1893.
Gives authority to all cities of the state
for improving any street: alley, park or
other public ground within the corporate
limits; also for the construction of bridges;
and for water and light; and for a general
fund to meet and defray all contingent ex-
penses arising out of municipal matters
and the payment of outstanding debts and
however, in excess Of five per cent of the
assessed valuation; except the bonds issued
for refunding or payment of other bonds
TO be included in this limit. A three-fourths
vote of the council can authorize the issue
Of such bonds; on the failure to pass by
20 the voters Of the city at a general or
snecial election and adopted by two
thirds vote. In the purchase of water
I'll the bonds the limit Of five per cent
issue may be suspended as to those bonds
Also provides for an additional issue Of
bonds for TIE same purposes to an addi-
tional FIVE per cent upon a two-thirds vote
of the legal voters therefor at a general
or special election: but in no case shall
the bonded Indebtedness of any city exceed
ten per cent of the taxable valuation The
acceptance Of this act must be by ordinance
duly nassed by a th.ee-fourths vote Of the
council. Sa1Q acceptance 10 De nleu In the
office Of the secretary Of state. After such
filing all previous laws in conflict Herewith
shall become imperative.
CHAPTER 205-S. f. 353.
AN ACT to authorize municipal corpora
lions to aid in the construction Of canals
and improved water ways. Approved
April g. 1893.
Provides that any county, town incorr
porated city or village may vote bonds In
aid Of improved canals or other water ways
but not In excess OK a total Indebtedness
equal to five per cent Of the taxable value
Of the property within the territory voting
p0op the slr2poAtiol 49, ~,
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safe OF MINNESOTA

ingS ten thousand eight hundred dollars. -
Approved, except as above, April 20, IS
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CHAPTER 203-H. F. 773.
AN ACT to authorize cities in the state Of
Minnesota to reimburse any person or
persons who have advanced moneys to
making public Improvements. Approved
April IL, 1893
advanced for the payment Of improve
ments under an agreement to refund the
same upon authority being obtained from
the legislature. -.s'