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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-02-01
First insertion JAN 25- Last Feb 8.
ORDER TO HEAR PETITION FOR LICENSE
TO SELL LAND OF MINOR.


ORDER TO HEAR PETITION FOR LICENSE
TO SELL LAND OF MINOR.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Blue
- Earth-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term,
January 23d, 1895.
In the Matter OF the Guardianship of Flora
E. McMurtre, a person OF unSound mind.
On re ding and filing the petition of VIM. NJ
among other things that his, the
said ward, is seized of cert in real
estate in the City of Mankato, in Blue Ear h
county, and State o Minnesota, and that for
the benefit of said ward the same should be
sold, and praying for isense 10 sell the same
And it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court, from said petition. that for he ben
eft of said I'd said real estate should be sold
1t is ordered. That all persons interested in
said estate appear before this court on
NJ >nday, the 18th day Of February, A. D.,
1895 at 10 o'c ock a. M, at the Court House
in the City of Mankato in said county then and
there to show cause Gfany there be) why license
should not be granted or the sale of said real
estate ACCORDING to the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, That this order
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the Mankato Free Press, weekly news
paper printed and published at the city Of Man.
kato in said county.
Dated at the CITY of Mankato the 23d day OF
January, ID. 1895
By the Court:
Seal G. ". MEAD,
Judge of Probate.
WIN. N. PLYMAT,
Att orney in Person,
Mankato MINI,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-02-01
SIoo K, ward, 500.

The redde OF this paper will be
pleased 10 aIn hat there is DIT least
one dreaded ,tscase that science has
been abe cule, in ali its stages,
and that is Cdtarih. Halls CatarIh
Cure Is the ouly positive cure now
known To the mt dical fraternity.
CataTih being institutional dis
ease. reQuIrt : Il constitutional treat
meut lalie CalarriI Cure is taken
inter naijN, acting directly upon the
blood ard uiuCuu> surfaces OF the Sls-
TEN, lheienl Ce~itt ylng the founda-
tim OF tic a., arc, and giving the
patient stteu-}l by buIluing up the
Const tuition ana assisting nature in
doing IL WCIh TIE proprietoIs have
So much fdI b Ia its curative pow erS
that lleJ ,ff,T One Hundred Dollars
for any Cast i.;I It fails to cure. Send
1Ur list OF iC>limonials. Address,
+. j CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O..
"a Soid by druggists, &c.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-02-01
NlELS HOLBEk DE AID.
A Former mar katonian Passes Away
at Lacrosse.

Captain Niels Holbek, at one time a
well-knOwn resident of Mankato, died
Monday evening in La Crosse. One
of the daily papers of that city has
the following particulars of his de-
mise:
Captain NielS Holbek died last eve
ming at ten O'Clock at his residence,
l,5IO Vine ST., of Bright's disease,
with which he had suffered for several
years. Captain Holbek was a native
of Denmark and was siXty-three years
of age. He had been on the sea most
of his life, having been Captain of one
of the ocean steamers until a few
years ago, when his health began to
fail and he moved to MankatO with
his family. / hey moved to La Crosse
four years ago. He leaves to mourn
his loss a wife and five children.
The real estate transfer was filed
for record today: J. @. A. Marsh to
Frederick w. Marsh. part lot 3, Sec
tion ID, township 1OS, range u, con-
sideration, $500
&C. F. Krogel, of Sterling township,
brought female wolf scalp into the
county auditors office today and re-
ceived SIS.
Mems 81 So overshoes at CSC: 81 Is
grade at Sl.35; best quality at the sale.
New YORK SHOE STORE
George Rivers and Miss Gerlach,
of DecOria, were married in the city
today.
w o. Ford, Jr., is dangerously i'll
with CONGESTION Of the lungs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-02-01

H. P. Christensen yesterday sold
for John Bauer to Mrs Kuebler, lot 6,
block 4, Fletcher & Wizards addition
for 81, 450.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-02-01

"A. M. Rutan now has on hand
some money he can place on good first
mortgage farm land security.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-02-01

We will send the WEEKLY FREE
PRESS and the Northeastern Agricul-
turist one year for Sl.25. Address the
FREE PRESS, Mankato, MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-02-01

j. G.. Roller will sell the best cut
tiers and bob-sleighs at cost for the
next fifteen days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
WILL BAYsRD RrsrcN2

Belief That His High Spirit Win Not
Brook Ceusure,
Fh.cago. peceu Ger H. Times Herald
special from WASHINGTON says there is a
strong belief there thar Ambassador Ray.
ard VIII tender his res ignaltion 10 the pres
ident Even the diplomats friends agree
that this is the best thing he can do The
action of the house In referring the Bar
rett resolutions to the comm.ttee on for.
eisn Affairs eitectually amounted to a vote
OF censure and 1t would be extraordinary
toi foreign minister to retain office after
such an expression of lack of confidence
by the popular branch of the legislature.
Members of the foreign affairs commit
tees or boih houses hold the opinion that
Mr.. Bayard Will ultimately resiSn. He is
a proud hish-spirlted man, and. though
he doubtless ascrihes The action OF tGe
mouse 10 party Bitterness, he will not BE-
aole to escape The tact that he is dis
government.
/, Is the Intention of the republican
leaders N the holse TO censure him Tor his
utt nper1te speech. or al least. to "dlsuu-
l.rcNe" of his Lueranccs. Whsu that is
zone. the, prevailing opinion here IS ttat
Ambassador Eavard's diplomatic carcor
%ih come 10 an end. NO ono can believe
MS pr.de viii permit him TO ho4 office
after he has becn openly censur1d by the
poltl lar branch OF CONGRESS
Mi Bayard Is likely 10 yet very Httle
sympathy from the executive branch OF
tho government Neither the president
nor secretary Olney approves OF his apetuh
Mr. Bayard's general conduct as ambas-
kador "A London has not been wholly sat
ist-ctory 10 the president. He has carried
90 an extreme his hobby of culuyaUug
friendly relations between the two coun-
'tles, and mas done th.S az uine when
diplomatic instinct Would have impclled
% eNI Of La Ia .a4ss % tfIH a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
IMPORTS An, rXpORTs.

Washington, December 1.-THE monthly
statement Of the imports and exports of
the United States, issued today by the
bureau Of statistics, shows that the total
amount Of domestic exports during No
vcmher was SS5, lll, 267 against s1Sss7,SA
Tor November, lasi for The last e!osti
months. Ai6tbiES, against s7lS G,s $50 last
year Tho total imports OF merchandise
dMing Nofelnber Mas SG5id3,lj,. OF who
VIZ a's' ~ MAS lrao Of duty for ltJi y5ja9j.
iS-. OF which ~ Hci,t1j was free Of duty,
During the las, eleven months TIE l.nr f'r
amounted TO Sl5' ild,2l7 against 'iiti57 $40
tci Inc same tIne IN la,4 IHe cA. ofln ul
iole dufluS November aggregated SilGb6,
iuI. an * ess of exports over IMPORTS ul
il-.iiSbN. tgnii ~ AN excess Of 81 06I3sS ia
ii"roris over exports FOR the same mont.
IN 1854
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Chairman Carter and Secretary Man.
ley Issue the Formal Call.
HARRISON WILL BE HARD TO BEAT.
Mprril OF NJ ,ntaua SAYS Cteve,audi>
Rec imm- dalton "a Reiah G ern-
bacAs Would be Disastrous.

Washington. D. c., December "a
Chairman carter OF the republican Ma
tonal committee today Issued the follow
ing call for the National convention:
ITO Republican Electors of the United
states In accordance with usage and
instructions OF the republican National
convention OF lss2 and by direction OF the
National committee. National conven-
ton OF delegated representatives OF the
republican party will be held at the city
Of ST. Louis STATE Of Missouri, Tuesday
10th day Of June, 1896. at u O'clock noon
Tor the purpose OF nominating candl-
GATE for president and vice president of
the United States, To be supported at
the next National election. and for the
transaction OF such other and further
business As may he brought before II.
hcpub4tcG1 electors ~ the several
states and Territories ani voters with
oul rosard TO past psllucal affiliations
VINO DeleNe III rel ubncan principles ard
ehuorse republican policy, are corGiaHy
invited TO unite under ms CAL In f1rma-
tioh OF Nationai tioket Each state wal
De enullcu to tour deiteates at large and
Tor each represent alive IN congress at
alga two delegates, ana cacn congrs-
sional district. each Territory and the
District OF COLUMBIA two delegates. Del
egates at large shall be chosen by pop
u,dr state conventions called ON not less
than twenty days published notice and
Iot less than thirty days before the meet
ing OF the Naupull convention.
Congre sionai district delegates shall he
cnnsth az convention called by the con-
Bresslonai committee Of each district in the
same manner as the nomination OF repre-
sentative In congress is made in said dis
uict provided that IN any congressional
district where there IS no republican con-
srossona committee, the reuub lean state
committee shall appoint from the residents
OF such district a committee Tor the pur-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
LYNcnrNo THRrATENEp.
Two Florida Merchants In Danger OF I'm
Iuturiatpd Mob

Two Florida Merchants In Danger of TN
Infuriated Mob,
.rt,us,,,,,. vta t,a.ar,ho. 4. r,,. r,.o.
i""sN'''e' F'"'' peVe''ue' " "'' p'"-'
was almost wiped out by hre which
| egan at II o'clock last night II raged
,,,,n a o,nto.t, ~. .,,,,.,,,r,, n,,ora a, ,,n.
"''h N'VVN N'Hs 'hu'h pc'"'V war
Eot under control and DESTROYED prop
erty valued at nearly slo0OGO, which was
am ,oo-i,, c,,,,,.a, -, ,n.,,,,r.a rh,
- P"S.S NS'''"S "s "T"""Ne' ~
IRE originated In Hamburg's dry goods
store which was In the business center
~ ,ho tow, ana .rr..a a, ou a,,o,,,c,r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
"Mr-TMER Is DEAI1 -

DlED:-At Waco. Texas. Saturday
ro'nag, December I ISIS al s o'clock.
ais Ei.zabeth Q. Craytns. relief Of Rev.
NEHEMIAH A. Crayeng. in Inc 66th wear OF
ael az.
How like 6nell of despair the sad in
diligence fails upon Inc human heart
-"Aother Is dead'' How tendariy these
words bring from the sacred recesses of
aetreasure house of Memory the cherish
asm anew in The o purest LAM ana trGest and
nother's love. And vhathcr we hear them
while the Innocence and nurity Of Infancy
e1shrine US. or they come after Time has
b. tross me sr old of her children WIN
Prepared for fhair "a ,n,s,'.nei an3 ou,
ul!s bow down crush@1 and bloedln,,
htnsath the weight Of their mighty sor,
Mother is doad,,--.ra the et,.iclsop ones
GATHER around tho Siiont fo-n, Of hor
yhose suifcrin,- .e,e I'LL, I'm IL. ana AK
oas another through thetr tears "t'an
Owed feature Ia oa,ryi, ~ botelessiv
scanned for some siiTbt' toi,on tr3t sEe
SUI IS snared t,', a,is ~ ioh.u 10 80
her petient ' ardr 10 r, I'M c c
offerings have ende6 M iost ana sha
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

who expected TO sec him arrayed In fish
ng aad hunting costume were disap-
ointed. HIS face WAS brcnxed and he
seemed In fine health and spirits. He
was importuned for a speech. but de-
lined
From what can be learned the president
as distinguished himself as a sports.
man on this trip. Scores OF duck and
swan have gone down before his unerring
gun. Although the storm which has been
raging aong the coast with great
toroci,y tntertercd with the sport. the
arty, II In understood. had no unpleasant
experiences and were at no time In seri-
Gus danger.
Mr.. Cleveland is very popular among
he natives along the coast and they
flockcd into town as soon as II was known
that tho Violet had arrived,
Tho presidential party left at o'clock
on II special train for Berkeley where he
Is 20 be met by the lighthouse tender
Maple which viii convey the party to
Washington. The Maple IL expected 10
leave Berkeley at $3.50 tonigh, and reach
Washington at noon tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
officer clir Ellison Fired Upon from Am
hiiFh. Nlt

officer Gin Ellison Fired Upon from Am
hurh. s
An attempt was mace last night to
assasslnate Special officer clifford Ellison
he was Ell route home.
About ii,so o'clock officer Ellison WAS
In tho vicinity OF Fanuin street and Gray
avenue. when he Was fired upon by some
ono unknown. lilo is always prepared
for such an emergency and immediately
returned the IRE, shooting three times.
tie Ia under the impr, saoE that he wound
cd his assaiant with his first shot, as the
unknown fell and dropped his pistol. Tho
would be assassin Immediately recovered
and tahng leg bali ned IN the darkness.
Ofhcer Ellison believes his asslllant to
bo a negro. He has been very active in
making u number OF arrests lately IN
which negroes are concerned. ana he may
haNc been marked by them as was the
late Carl Court, whose devotion to dpty
cAused his death
officer Ellison recovered the pistol OF
the man in ambush and left IT at the po-
lice station, where tho owner can recover
it. by identifying the property. 1t Is
IS eulihrc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

.ore. eh.. a. ~. M " V1i1k1XH
Vinis',, q az MI si.,ao ~ .s,s2 IT. 3
deDted 10 plaintiif IN the sum AZ n. t. s
Tor 80 much money on that day hod n X
received by them TO plninu1's use, ,nA/x'
able OH demand. That Atwood vlSlt<(
Il Co. declined to pny same to plo{ut /;
because defendant. Julius Hun16 ~
claimed an interest therein and forb62&
them TO pay same To plaintiff, where
upon Atwood Violet & Co. paid 1870
to Weckes, Mccarthy & Co, Galveatd4si
to be held in trust until the contilcfin6
claims of plaintiff and Runge should ~
nv M n'' s,,,, ~. a,.v ,, 49, ~
i,J ,,nor. ~. 70 81. su ~ ~.
}smn,n,s ,, .yr tnc nr.vun' ahu
Len Ssr'nn og annu, Nj. .,.. " n
vouh oahnoh orlnss SUIT usHiuet W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
.FDGE THOMAS |. NUGENT.
Il, Popullst Leader and Jurist Gone
to His Rest.
BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
Tie II ID Attained In His Profes.
n'' u,py Fsi hfI Friruds aud Fol-
lowers WA Mourn Him.

Fart Worth. Texas. December h.-Atp:lo
49,. ,orning Judge Nugent hredthed his
W.. His death had been anticipated for
W. lime His two sons were at his
,.s.ss 10 bid him good by. His remains
an be taken to his old home at Ste
,s.oyille Sunday for burial.
,nsr. Nugcnt rad suffered with diabetes
,onr time. but not until the last few
az, was IT recognized that death was
:. near Ten days ago he thought that
s,s perfect rest and quiet for few
sOrtbs he would be restored to health
md strength. All day yesterday and FIR
,r.o the night carriages were driving M
:, his gate and friends were sollcitously
s.,u,r,ng as to his condition.
r,omas L. NuRent was born of respected
,,rep,s at opelousas La, July l6. 1871.
"a was consequently "a years OF age at
~ time of his last birthday. He ac-
aired the rudiments OF an education in
n, common schools OF the period. After
,srds he entered Centenary College, ut
I,rkson. La, where he graduated In 1851.
Tha following year he CANE to Texas, lu-
LING al Austin. rhere he taught school
T., livelihood and devoted his leisure mo-
wsnts 10 reaang law. in which he soon
a,,sS himself for practice. lie went TO
Ms,dian TO open his FIRST law office. and
sror, there ne moved to Stephenville in
III. 49,, -,,,t.o, ,...,....s 4,
,c,e Wers won when 20 was elected to the
cranstIuiiorol convention of 1875, in which
soay he distinguished himself rs an ear
Syst worker and thoughtful Law maker.
n ,Ng Governor Roberts appointed him
asrct Judge to which place he was af-
,srwaris elected twice without opposition.
n resigned in 1855. and engaged IN the
prsetce Of hts profession ut El Paso,
rscre he soon had IA large business. but
,ss compelled TO leave ON account Of his
isnh He returned to Stebhenville and
rsaed there until he moved to Fort
VIZ" Tie year he came to this city he was
animated for governor by the popuist
ssrIy, ana he received the same honor
ssan in 1891 In the first race he received
MOO votes and In the second about l5l, 900
yn,es were cast Tor MIN,
Judge Nuc,ut was twice married, his
hst and still living wife having been Mrs.
Sc c. Earle Of ST. Louis, whom be MAJ o.
| lid about ten years age There re
| threa sous aid one daughter living. HIS
| irolher, Coionc, w. l.. NuEent, is rec
csai7ed as one of the ahlest lawyers "
Mississippi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
OTHER DEATHS.

RICHARD l. BARTLETT-reX grk9na.
AK, December 10 Richard / Bartlett,
M, died here today In his Slth year He
vas an old COnledrate soldier, an n 1n-
cred citizen ard Identified with the earli-
III days Of Arkansas.
FELIX MORGAN 49, Cleburne, Texas,
pttember la. Felix Morgan. aged -
,sa.s. died In this city this morning.. He
recently came 10 this state from Ne
|hrsssa.
CARDINAL PAUL M1LcHoRs-
Rene, December II. -Cardnal Paul Mel
chors Is dead He WAS a German by birth;
vas born H. 1918 and was created car
|aL HENDON-Mlueola, Texas, De
snter 13-G. ], HendJn died last night.
MRS. MARY rEADMAN - T,ri 4.
/ .us, December l3.-Mrs. Mary Dead
nh died east of the city today.
YRS W p. CULBERSON - Atlanta,
fuA December 13.--Mrs. w. + Culper-
Et cousin of Governor Culbersoa.
"a NJ Thursday morn'ug leaving a
heaSd aud i've small children 20 mourn
kMs. Mrs. Culberson was most cs-
tisable LADY.
Jesse WARp-Temple, Texas Deem
NJ A-Jesse Ward an Old pioneer OF
nk eiiy, died at the residence OF MS
n John Ward, yesterday II ruing OF
~ age. The burial services COOK p'ace
@s nornns under The ausWces Of the
lasons OF which organization SIR Ward
vas raspec,e ed and honored member.
1 HON. RICHARD MCPHERSON
VsNrg Patton. dWari MePhcrsJu
aH today from the effects OF an over
est Of NuAYomica taken last night by
Eslake. lie Was an eN-meinoer OF con
NsS and clerk OF the house OF repre-
s1alves during seven congresses, he
sa,s holding other important positions
= Washington. lie was IS years old End
caves a widow. one daughter and four
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
KrpORT NOT CONFIRNlWp

Washington. December "A Minister
Audrade Of Venezuela has ,rec we'd no IN
formation from his government rs to
he reported landing IN Ncnegue.d Of a
revolutionary party. headed by General
Monagas. The minister received Il cable
on The 3th instant, saying that peace
lrcSaACd throughout the repuD ic. 4ho
d. d.Ig. Of Mouagas Is said 20 have oc-
currtd On the ION. The party ls report
% TO have sailed from New York bu'
thus far the consul general at New lork
aas made ho report OF the departure
Of such an eXpedt on.
in case the lnnding Of the revolutionary
party Is confirmed, no doubt is te.t ~
TO President Crospo's ability TO suppress
the moN emcnt, IL the uprising a rev
Ger arms within "A few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
ASSOCIATED BANIr STATEMENT

New York. December 1.-THE Now York
F,nanc or says this week; The statement
OF the Associated Banks Of New YORK
CITY for the week ending December i
shows an unexpected expansion Of S.lip'sN
in loans. which must be attributed MS
much to the speculative excitement of the
past ten days as 10 the legitimate demand
nom mercantile sources Tor money. The
interior saOvsneut Of currency for tho
week nettcd the Sow York banks not less
than two ana hnlf miiiiop dollars, IplA
is DOS ihly counted ia the statement.
against this should be placed he lohh
through Withdrawals Of legal tenders Tor
the gold shipraen,s for the latter pa OF
las, week ana the one million Withdrawn
during the current week. IhesH losses
have nearly offset inc gain, but the state
meat does not show g. The net cnHh
loss In 81 SO. 800 The specie Item ~ SLOW
~ Increasing but .his aocumuln on ~
not al the expense OF the treasury which
e. actually gaining gold from ire banks
az IL. country. The only Inference Ia ina,
the clearing house ana banks are going
TO frsi sources for their specie. perhaps
buying assay office receipts from the pro-
ducers or bullion dealers. A: amy rate,
they eeu not bc accused OF helping them
selves 81. the egr ense Of tfe treasury. The
po,d holdings OF the New York banks are
stu about siAU0O less than the highes,
total reached during the year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

mrs, nt tirie. About the time mentioned be
a ne uoor open. lie warned the N rudcr {
Hesis,, Dut before he was aware OF II tvey
ntu purst In the door and dealt him u
ssshihst the wall, firing as he did so. The
pau, a TO ca.ibre, struck ivey In the fore
nsau ann g.anced OFT. He struck Boykln
WIN shother bullet, which went through
ms igit shoulder. 1 he men then clliiehed
anu Boykln beat lvey over the head with
.is pistol until re weapon was broken
assistance had arrived by this time aud
lNsy was r!nloned. After receiving m q =
cal attention he was lodged IN the cAla.
coosc for the night and to-day was re-
noN'a IL the county tail fycys HON
Is 10 Liberty though he has been work ne
recently at Beaumont He is under Ind ct
ment for nssaultlpg his wife several
weeks AFRO and n comrla Mt has also Near
70 ged against him for sending threal en-
ing letters through the mail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

Birmingham, Ala, December f-"Den-
yer" ed Smith. who is In this city train
ing for hstie bout tomorrow night, and
Dan O'Leary, champion runner had a mar
row escape from death today. They were
RAISING through the snburb o. Woodawn,
returning to The city from q fourteen mile
-l:r Their pace Was very rapid and eN-
cited the suspicious Of Marshal Mcdaniel
who, taking them IN their exercising cos
tune for flying criminals. called on them
10 surrende-. They ana naf hear Mclean.
iel nut rushed on ~ him. Mcdaniel
pulled his pistol and fred at them Z vera
lines IN quick succession. the buLsts
fraYcd their ears and heads and brought
Or cary and Smith to a stop, Explana.
tons we're then made and mcdaniel got
a ticket 10 the SHOW.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
WOULD HEpREss SILVER.

Salt Lake. Utah. December H.--Thomas
morrill, OF Monlann chairman of the
finance committee of the National 81
metallic uupn is IN the city on his way
east. Speaking Of the iinanciai question,
lie referred 10 the presdcn, s message ana
and said THE rcco mendation OF lie
rr, sident to retire greenbacks, II carried
out, would be disastrous 10 the silver In
tcrcsts. rhe retirement OF the National
currency Issued Under the sherman act,
which has been the means used for the
heavy Withdrawal of gold from the treas
rry. would moan that the bullion In the
treasury would be thrown on the market
causing a decided decline In the price Of
silver"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
ArLEM nARr nrsrlrEp.

Sioux CITY, iowa. December l.-Gover-
nor Jackson has granted a stay Of cXepu-
lion for ninety days of the pentcntary
sentence OF Alice Hart of Dakota Guy,
Nth. Mr. iiarre case was presented 10
thc governor by -. =. McNuty ana "
a Spencer. IN view u Toe Suspension OF
~ ntence Mir. liarts fric de are hopeiu
OF lArlon. Tue supreme court deuided
hHainHt Hart Ia an appeal ease several
dsys Ogo. The charge against him NtIH
biackulailnR. IA connection with 4 nol1-
TioIS pLhBcdtlun, wnicn attacked prom.
mont Sioux Iity citiHcns,