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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-06
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
$3.50.

Since the report has been out
that Ted Sullivan has given up the
San Antonio baseball franchise, a
number of letters have been re-
ceived from parties desiring to
place a team in this city. That
San Antonio Is a good ball town,
there is no question of a doubt, and
the people will support a good
team. II the cranks desire to have
San Antonio sin 1t" next season,
the time for action is at hand now.
Centerfielder Mike Lawrence,
who is now in Texarkana, is de-
sirous Of coming to San Antonio
and promises to US winning team.
Pete Weckbecker is in Shreveport
and has several offers from the
north under consideration. He
prefers to remain south, however,
and writes that he would like to
manage the San Antonio team.
Then, there's "Old Dad" Phelan,
who Is now in New Orleans. "Dad"
is as honest as the day Is long,
and to leave q team in his care
would result in San Antonio hav-
ing q winner.
Two umpires have thus far been
secured for the league for next sea-
son. President Ward has retained
Joe Broderick, of last years staff.
The other is Jack Brennan. Both
are good men.
A dispatch from Louisville says
that Charles A. Hoyt, the play
wright, who is staring "Uncle"
Arson in GA Runaway Colt" is
after the Louisville baseball fran
chise. If he secures it, he will
probably make Arson manager.
Hoyt says that the "old man"
would give up Chicago for Louis
vile, but others don't think so.
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To Try Them Again.

Six affidavits were made before
the recorder this morning by
Street Commissioner Crowther,
three against President w. III.
Weiss, president Of the San An
tonic street car company, and
three against his foreman ID. ID.
Willis, charging them with not
maintaining streets in good repair,
over which the car ira cks run.
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WHAT Is A GUARANTEED

1t is this. If you have a Cough
or Cold, tickling in the throat,
which keeps you constantly cough
ing, or if you are afflicted with any
chest, throat or lung trouble,
whooping cough, etc., and you use
Billiards. Horehound Syrup as di-
rected, giving it fair trial, and
no benefit is experienced, we
authorize our advertised agent to
refund your money on return of
bottle. 1t never fails to give salts
faction. 1t promptly relieves
Bronchitis.
Sold by Kalteyer & Schuchard,
A. Dreiss, F. Kalteyer & Son, and
James Clavin, druggists, San An
tonic, Texas.
Geo. w. Jenkins, editor of the
Santa Maria "Times," CAL, in
speaking of the various ailments
Of children said: "When my chill
dren have Group there is only one
patent medicine that / ever use,
and that is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t possesses some medi-
cal properties that relieve the little
sufferers Immediately. 1t is, in
mo opinion, the best cough medi-
cine in the market" II this reme-
dy is freely given as soon as the
croupy cough appears it will pre-
vent the attack. 1t is also an ideal
remedy for whooping cough. There
is no danger in giving it to chill.
dren, as it contains nothing injuri-
Gus. For sale by f. Kalteyer, Chss.
Campbell and James Clavin, drug
gists, San Antonio, Texas. t,
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Engineer Gray Arrives.

Consulting Engineer Samuel NJ.
Gray is in the city on his regular
tour OF inspection of the sewers.
He was due here during the holt
days, but is supposed to have come
earlier in order that he may spend
Christmas at his home. With en-
gineer Pancoast he spent today on
the trenches.
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NEARLY KNOCKED OUT
Competition on punching bags,
boxing gloves and general sport
ing goods. Confines declared the
"Victor." 31l w. Commerce street.
1915 3t
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NOT SJTPERSTITOUS

Byt loaded ammunition bought Of
more r 81. CortineNfjs said to bring
any other. u Rethem asheiI, than
Tel. 229, your wants will pr trlal,
piled the same as in person. p SUP Jul
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A GUN HANDLING NATION

A GUN HANDLING NATIUN
are we Americans. Tastes differ,
therefore L have an assortment OF
shotguns and rifles, air guns, etc.,
81 to $50 in stock. Guns to please
anybody. VICTOR III. Confines.
126 st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-06

I'm the Federal court in the
case of Viola Liebenstein against
Henrietta M. King ct al, judg-
ment was rendered for defendant
today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-06

Capt. SAMSON, a well known
capitalist of Uvalde county, and q
leading republican, Is in the city.
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VERY MUCH FRIGHTENED.

By the report of the immense tor
pedoes, cannon crackers and loud
fireworks to be had at reasonable
prices OF Victor III. Confines.
1875 st
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CALIFORNIA
COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT
235 w. Commerce St.

235 w. Commerce St.
Not having sufficient room for my
many patrons, have added ladies and
family dining parlor which has but re-
Gently been built and newly furnished.
Ladies while out shopping will find a
pleasant place to take their lunch.
Business lunch from 1890 a. m. to ago
p. m, IS cents.
My patrons are my best advertisers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
YESTERDAYS EVENTS.
FOREIGN.

King Prempeh of Ashantee attacked the
Adams tribe. resulting in great slaughter.
The German roichstag suspended sem
tence In the case Of Herr Lutengan. social
list. charged with treason.
~Gcrmany will assess duty OF 20 marks
per 100 klogrammes of prepared meat In
cans from countries having favorable
treaties
President Fanrc Of France expected TO
resign before March next.
Minister Bayard denied making the ''sii-
~ season" comment In London.
"A conspiracy on the life Of the Russian
Cc!n saearthcd.
'Asaisis5ss caravan killed in Africa.
"a aS ff9aSa n ,e,a,,v, IN tine tine
African incide. sah9G
The situation on q. nd of Crete re-
ported as serious, severa persons having
been killed.
Some abatement OF trouble Indicated In
disturbed districts Of Turkey, but the tur-
moil still proves dangerous to life.
manifesto issued to the American
people by the cuban revolutionary party
Several soldiers and insurgents Killed IN
skrnishes In Cuba and cane fields and
property burned.
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TEMPEST In TURKEY.
Some Indications Of Abatement An
Shown Ia Disturbed Districts.
THE SITUATION QUITE UNPAcIFic.
Travel for Christians Dangerous II
Not Impossible.
MARAsH AND zITOuN DIsQUIEr
Hundreds Of Housss Plund ered-A Fspo
soised in Self Dofcnss- Troops
Are Moving.
HE SITUATION YET QUITE uNpAcIFlc.
MAKAsH AND zlTOuN DIsQUIET

BOSTON, MasA, December 16.-Lettefu
were received In this city today from
correspondents in the disturbed districts
OF Central Turkey stating that ut Aintab
tho tempest seemed to be abating, though
the situation IN still far from pacific,
"of what has happened Mt Marash. Orfa
and other places IN the Vicinity" says one
or the writer's, only rumors, and thces
often or the Widest and most disquieting
kinds, have reached Ain,ab. Travel for
christians In amy direction is extremely
dangerous. II not impossible. Telegraph
ana mnl facilities nrc practically closed
ana communication by special messtnger
Is extremely difficult and dangerous.
" IL very apparent from tho deport-
ment OF the Turkish officials that they ara
under the most stringent orders to safe
guard American lives and property, The
presence OF tho Mnrblchead on the coast
,as Deem most timely and It's influence
.,, doubt" continues tho correspondent,
anything In this crisis short OF q
military occupation OF this part OF tho
country WIN enable the powers TO effect
any considerable change In the condition
OF affairs or even TO restore the former
negres OF quiet and safety. While the
government seems alert and earnestly en-
donVoring to prevent violence. they do
not perhaps can not, punish Moslems
~, h,Eult hhu violence toward Christians
soldiers nrc being stll hurried on to-
ward Marash and Xitoun, whence como
many disuuieting reports AT Mnrash
many, houses havo been plundored, prob
nbly between 200 and 200 Christians have
been severely beaten and over twenty-five
have been murdered, The Christians in
Zitoun and vicinity rosa In rebellion and
seized the fort overlooking the city in
p %if-uefense. Meantime from 5000 to 30,-
900 troops are bearing down upon the
place from four different mountain ap-
pronches. II must fall In the end and we
Mia fhor.it, $50 ~
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NEW sTATE or UTAH.

Washington. December 1G--Governor
West OF Titan today escorted to the White
House ana presented to the president
Mesars I.etoher and Sherman, the com
missloners appointed To deliver to him n
certified copy of the constitution adopted
by tho new State aud IL statement of the
vote by which the conntitutlon was
adopted.
The constitution was a gold bound vol
umc, cncascd In morocco. The president
submitted the documents To the secretary
of state for examination and II II IN found
that the proceedings are In accordance
with the act OF congress providing for tho
admission of the state and tho new con-
tho president VIII Issue his proclamation
declaring Utah 10 be n member of his
family Of States,
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KISSED OFF THE STAGE.

San Francisco, Cal. December ld--Lore
sholto Douglass finished his career rs ar
actor In this city last night by being hissed
OF the stage. As the curtain was about
90 go down Mt the close OF the last act tbs
lord read a speech on the reprehenslhle
methods Ct the newspapers on account
Venture seriously. Douglass called the
people names, and altogether II was tht
most iaughable comedy that has been en-
.luis OF Queensbury became footiigh'
faYorite.
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PLEAS OF INSANITY.

Washington, December lG--Justicc Iinr.
Ism banded down the opinion OF tho su
prcmc court today IN the Gaze OF Deuni,
DAVIS charsed with the murder and tried
ma sentenced in tho United States distrit
court for the Western district OF Ar
kansag IA which the defense had been
that Of insanity. The court below had In
structod the Jury that II was incumh mt
upon the defense TO establish tho fact ol
II sanity to secure acquittal on this charge.
but this ruling was reversed. the court
laying down the principle that the burden
OF proof OF guilt rchth In all criminal
cases upon the prosecution. In deliver
ing.this opinion Justice Harlan cautioned
the courts against giving too much heed
TO popular cinmor against pleas of IN
sanity.
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A nrGID oUARANTINE.

Washington. December is.--Secretary
Morton has directed rigid quarantine
for all cattle. sheep and other ruminants
and swine entering this country from
any part Of South America the action y
~ rcs,,l, NJ The existing foot and mouth
disease contagious pleuro-pnoumonia ana
other contagious diseases in south Amer
lea. All meat cattle Imported from there
hereafter viii be guaranteed Tor ninety
dsvs All sheen and other ruminanfs and
swine win be quarantined for ntieen days:
Persons contemplating imporiation OF
ANIMALS will be required 10 secure per-
nil from the secretary OF agriculture.
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rur pAesrNliEn AGENrs.

81. Louis. December l6--'rhe general pas
senger agent OF the Cotton Belt today
sent notice TO Chairman Kent OF the
Southwestern Passenger association, an.
nouncing that the time of withdrawal
from tho association would be extended Ia
january 81. 1870.
Chairman Kent Immediately counter.
manded the order FOR the meeting of gen.
oral passenger agents. which was TO have
been held tomorrow TO take up the con
siderntinn OF the diffcrentials on Texa.
business. This matter wiil not come ur
unti the regular meeting on January Z.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


well defined cyclonlc disturbance Is
central over the Missouri valley, when
Will probably move in southerN TO
eastorly direction and will he followed
by a rising barometer and cooler weather.
An area of high pressure overlios tne
East Gulf and South ATLANTIC States ana
another is apparently moving III oN''
The weather is clear east of the Mlssis.
sipni river, while it IS general party
cloudy to cloudy elsewhere.
No station reports as much as III Oh an
inch of precipitation
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TINE poUNDARY p1spurn.
Preparing the Correspondence Regarding
Venezuela for Congress-

| Proparjur the ,.orrneroplen., Royoca,,,
Venezuela for Congress.
Washng'on December ii--py Wednes-
day or ThursdnN at tho latest the nresi-
dent will transmit 20 congress- not only
The recent correspondence which has
paSied between this scvtrnment and
Great Britain IN regard TO the boundary
dispute IN south America between that
country and Venezuela. but also OF tho
documentary evidence which has nccu-
milatcd In the state department for years
In support OF the Venezuelan position.
This decision hDs only been reached since
his return yesterday. II was up TO that
time tho intention OF the ud,ulnls,ra tlon
to let the whole mntter lie over until after
the HOLIDAYS Tonight. however. tho
president and the secretary of state are
nt work at tho white HOUSE going over
tho case aud ut tho state depnrt. ncnt n
full force of about twcuiy clerks ia COW
ira. tranpcrihng and translntinE the yari-
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THE AINTAB MAssACRr.

| London. December iG--The Daily News
| VIII tomorrow publish n dispatch from
Cons'antinoplc which says. II have ro-
| coived a letter from u European resident
dated November - giving tho first de-
tails Of the Aintab massacre. Tho letter
gays:
1T IL difficult TO get figures, as We arc
| hlways under a guard when we no TO
town; but 200 seems low figure for
| the Killed ana some say that It was l0u,
| white 400 were wounded All the Chris
Tan shops and 25o houses were piiIagou
and many were burned
'Thc narrator appears to have witnessed
he massacre from the American mission.
He says that all the southern parts OF
the city appeared to be In IN uproar,
crowds rushing IN every direction and the
sound OF numerous pistol and gun shots
being continually heard.
"a company OF aixty soldiers were sta
toned In front of the American girls.
seminary with pickots out to cover the
approaches to the hospital and college
"Wc could see the Christian women on
the roof the writer in Alntah continues,
firearms to drive or the assiiilants. Elise.
where the Turkish women crowded for
ward utterinS q peculiar cry, cheering
lasted almost whols day and aithonrh
troops were posted around the Christian
quarters II was renewed on November ~.
INV IIlNtiIlH, ll'N'Ntis were pslleT pTt.
pared by that time and were able TO re.
pulse the attack.
Some of tho Moslcma who were tor
the offensc. tho Armeniaps. received IS
piece"
The correspondent of tho Times at Con.
stantnopo teegraphs TO his paper that o
petroleum monopoly IL about to he granted
by the sultan to d Russian subject named
Theodore Mavrocordaio. who engages 10
engage u loan OF ii,00Do00, f3.000.UD0 OF
WHICH Is 10 be placed at tho disposal OF
the Turkish treasury.
This correspondent also snys: Tho
French embassy has received news OF tho
pillagr and destruction OF the franciscan
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TEXANS AND LEaIsLATIoN.

Washington. December Representa-
tive Grain Of Texas introduced anew today
n number Of the bills presented by him
at past sessions notably those providing
for Il change IN the date of the meeting
OF congress, amending the constitution 40
oa 10 permit II direct tax, 10 give the I,is-
triot OF Columbia Il delegate ia the house
aud 10 give LAREDO u Federal court.
Ihe Mincoln pcisiofrce case IL still
pending. Hob Stafford has made u very
strong pre- ,entntipn OF the claims OF Mrs
Robbins the widow Of the stuiastCr
who died. whla Representative Yoatum
sim cllnss to his candidate, Reeves.
John l'ecicr. the well known Austin at
tCfnty, is here,
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SERIOUS IN CRETE.

Syria, December 1G.-rhe situation on ths
Island of Crete Is serious, In the attack
Tuesday last by n strong Turkish forcs
on the positions occupied 10y the Chris.
tians at Vryse. twenty-four Turks wers
Killed and thirty-six wounded. The Chris
At Allcampo the Turks rfiassacred three
mon. two wOmon and live Children.
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washington. December h-for Eastern
Texas: Generally fair Tuesday, with warm
soptheasterly winds. followed by coioe' III
northwestern portion TutsdaY h's"''
:, bore Winds will SHIFT TO northeriY'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Washington, December I6.--Among tho
bills introduced in the house today were
tho following:
Ry Mr.. Hubbard, Missouri. TO define
tho crlmc OF train wreeklng with the IN
tontion to rob, and TO provide the penalty
to death therefor.
By Charles w. stone. Pennsylvania,
amending the statutes so us to provide
that II rcnsloner being insolvent shall
desert his wife or minor children and a
court shall adjudge him guilty of dcscr-
ton, ono-half OF tho pension due him and
coming due to him shalt be paid to tho
deserted wife or the guardian OF the minor
children.
Delegate Barnes. a bill TO provide for
the collection of duty on importntions OF
barley and Its products,
Representative Smith OF Michigan had
introduced n hill to restore the Mckinney
tnriu hill schedules covering agricultural
products, wool aud wooden roods and
silk and silk goods
Among the more important bills intro.
ancoh IN tho senate today were the fol-
lowing:
Nv Mr.. Jones', nrproprlat,ng saoo. 900 for
also for punishment by fine or imptson-
ment for selling Intoxicating liquors TO
Indians.
liy Mr.. Gnllinger TO cxciuGc aliens from
gpvcrnmcnt employ.
Ky Mr.. FRYE. a Joint resolution for an
amendment to the constitution acknowl-
odgi'g God In that Instrument.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

LOCAL

Dan A. Stuart arranges a match be-
tween Fitzsimmons and Maher, to take
place February Il on foreign soil.
Meeting of the Good Government club
and address TO the citizens OF Houston.
New frcrncn selected at d meeting OF
the committee yesterday.
The committee on work adjourns.
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WASH1NGTON-Th Brazilian minister
and Mrs Mendonca will give a dinner to-
day In hor or of the cabinet
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rr,,r1rs p1-RNED.

Browrsvile. Texas, December IA hFc
,,,SMatamoras last night destroyed the
.tahles Of tie Mexican Nauonal com
larv: loss duout 500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

NEW YORK-A banquet will be tend
cred to Mayor Strong of New York.
Mayor Schieren of Brooklyn aud Mayor
+. L. Curtis of Boston, the three reform
mayors" by Herbert Booth King, at the
Waldorf this evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

SIDNEY. Neb-'rhe third annual con-
vention of the Nebraska state Irrigation
association will be held here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

WASHINGTON-Th National anti
saloon convention Is called to meet her
three days, beginning today.
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JACKSON, Miss.--The chairman of the
peoples party State executive committe,
has called meeting for today in this
city,
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TODRIS EVENTS.

COLMA, Cal-Danny Needham and
Young Corbctt will meet here tonight.
MINNEAPOLIS-A State convention has
been called by the board OF trade to meet
here today.
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WASHINGTON-Th wedding of Miss
Belle Cyrene Bemss, daughter Of the late
John Bemiss of Louisiana, to DIR. George
Holcomb Barber of the United States
navy, will take place today nj her sisters
residence on Nineteenth street, n. w.
SPRINGFIELD, nl.-An election In the
Sixth judicial district will be held today
for the election of a justice of the SUI
prone CONT. to fiji the vacancy caused by
the death of Justice Joseph NJ. Bailey ~
republican will I've elected, the normal
majority being about 5000.
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DOMESTIC.

property puriieu
DOMESTIC.
Lord shoito Douglass Kissed from the
stage in san Francisco
Chief Justice Snodgrass Of Tennessee
shot Attorney Beas,ey at CHATTANOOGA.
The American Federation OF Labor
chose Cincinnati as the next place of
meeting
James Thompson of Bombay, India.
burned In n fire In Atlanta, Ga. fatal
fire occurred In Winnipeg.
The republicans said TO have made n
mistake by organizing the senate on sill
yer lines.
Ten thousand tailors locked out from
about 200 shops in New York and vicinity.
Internal machines mailed to pm D.
Armour and George NJ. Pullman In Chi
cago.
Major John Scott Payne died in wash
ington.
The annual statement of Secretary Car
Isle of the condition of the National treas-
urv made to congress. Expenditure ex-
cocded the revenues.
Egyptian cotton competition said TO be
growing md the product being exported
to America.
Secretary Morton directed rigid quar-
antine against South American cattle.
sheep, hogs. etc.
| The president and secretary preparing
documents on the Venezuelan dispute for
preaent ation to congress on Wednesday.
LEGISLATIVE.
Senator Stewart of Nevada made a Wig
orous assault on tho gold combine.
e'iNei uel' So " -.
with domestic products in the Ameyican
market.
A resolution for allotments of Oklahoma
lands and inquiry as to the conduct OF
the secretary of the Interior ms to tho
conduct of the secretary of the interior
therein passed by the house of congress
! CONGRESSMAN FLYNN DISPLAYED temper
IN the house OF congress when referring
to Indian land allotmcnts in oklahoma
A bill PASSED by the National house for
bonded warehouses for storing and clean
Iina, rice for expectation.
Tho republican senate caucus selected
a. majority of committee chairmcn.
.,,,,
T. Rro,,enkcnt assigns AT Brenham.
naming s. j. STYLES trustee: preferences
sG3js 80.
Thiovos made n tnwelry haul at Lunng,
/ A burglar capturei nj HARDWOOD
! Houston bonds upproyed by the nttorna,
general
A. q. Love sentenced to two and one.
half years confinement for embeszlement
Rev. w ~ Winberlv again received
into the Methodist church.
Application for receiver for the News
has been made at San Antonio.
THE MARKETS.
snot cotton quiet and unchanged a,
Houston; middling size
Cation futures declined In all markets
A slight improvements in the rice mar
ilso,
cotton cancellation dormant In nearly
all ccr,ors
NAV wheat closed Mt 5eE.asox md corr
osi. s,ossL. Julv 10
God Withdrawn for shipment was So
silver quoted at G6,s.
The talent gave the stock market a
strong tone and the professionals did tn,
business.
~. - i'''l i'i,,.,n' =,
i'oi''V ~ We '''
lpN'S III '"'a"is
tnNltlnpidl'u i's'SiaNio" W I'SN'"' tH'
actions of the courts IN appointment %
receivers,
Americans 70 build railroad in China
Plan Of REORGANIZATION of the Headihi
system.
over 200 cXcursionists brought to ious
ton by the Southern Pacific.
CITY COUNCIL.
| , -.tt .,,,,,,t,.,. - 80. .
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mission. for curing and repacking Fish for
export In such warehouses,
The house agreed to take I'm tomorrow
the proposition to increase the mcmber-
shin OF the principal committees and to
lions In order to facilitate the siisposal
or contested election cases. This prom
iscs n lively debate.
were refused, many OF them re,aiinm 10
the printing OF petitions for the re~ogni-
ton OF cuban bclligercnts, after which,
at l.i0. tho house adjourned.