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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07
ROYAL Baking Powder Absolutely Pure

church also determined to retain him as Its pastor. Some of the kickers state that some of the prominent brothers packed the meeting on them, but the proceedings have nevertheless been recorded as offi-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07
R;ovc,e Races at Brewton.

Four bicycle races will be run at Brew ton on the 18th. The prizes range from $50 to s75 per race. Montgomerys cham pions, Lum and Todd, are already en- tered, and whoever beats them will have to hustle
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07
Children Cry for
 Pitchers Castoria

White damask and table lin- en, sold everywhere else for soc, at 25c on Saturday at the Surprise Store.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07
His congreeation staxs by nim.

Rev. A. J. Stokes congregation, the First i(colored) Baptist, met last night and passed a resolution expressing their disbelief of the charges of seduction pre- ferred against him, and declaring the prosecution a case of blackmail The
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07

Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07
TAKE STEPS

in time, ifyou are a suf- ferer from that scourge of humanity known as consumption, and you can be cured. There is
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07

can be cured. I'll the evidence of hundreds of liv- ing witnesses to the fact that, in
 all its early, stages, consump-' tion is a curable
 dis e SC. N lot every case, but q large Percentdl cases, and we be Mli1 oS per cen cured by Dr. Pi Golden Medical
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-07

P. o. Box 112. Birmingham, Ala.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
CONsPIRED TO STEAL.
ProceedinEs Against Men Sail to Ne
in Lengue With Taylor.

Proceedings Against Men snid to Ne
In League With Taylor.
Pierre, s. D., March The invcsti-
cation into the defalcation of State
Treasurer w. w. Taylor has been COM
pleted, and this morning Charles T..
Mccoy, ole Of the leading politicians
OF the state, was arrested a,.d is now
In custody Of the sheriff awaiting n
hearing before Justice Yarnell. The
complaint waS sworn out by Attorney
General Crawford. and charges Law
yer Tcnney Of Chicago; John T. Nc
Chesney Of New York; Charles II.
Wells and Charles 4. Mccoy with con-
spring with Taylor to rob the state Of
Sor.lan 80 =, ', ellagN.l ti,rt , +s.-.. ;..-...
Of Taylor's shortage and that they
conspircd with him to seize all money
and property In the state treasury and
banks and to place 1t where the state
could not find 1t, and that since tile
defalcation became known they have
used all means to Ohstruct the state n
its efforts to recover this. or to appre-
llend Taylor. and that the conspirators
have divided the money among them
selves. Mccoy being the only one
within the jurisdiction of the state
was the only one vet arrested. He
will be arraigned before Justice Var
nell tomorrow when he will. without
doubt be bound over to the grand Jury.
which meets in May. The evidence
against the accused Is considered
strong. Papers were also served at
taching all money and property in Nc.
COy's possession belonging to Taylor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
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AROUND THE GLOBE
From the Nation,s capital.

From the Nations Capital.
A postoflce has been established at
Lemonweir, juneau county, Wis, and
Charles g. Rumpf commissioned.
The credentials Of Thomas H. Carter,
40 senator from Montana for the term
beginning March 4, were presented by
Mr.. Powers Of Montana.
Citizens Of Arizona, are hostile to the
proposition Of the war department to
remove the troops from the San Car
los Indian agency. !.
The president has issued the ueual
proclamation reciting the laws pro-
hibittng sealing and other hunting in
Bering sea ad warning all persons to
observe them.
Mortimer Whitehead past lecturer of
the Nntionad Grange association, ad-
dressed the house committee ON agrI-
culture On the cause of the existing
depression III agriculture.
The interior department has decided
that the joint resolution passed at the
last session for the relief Of settlers on
the Mile Laos Indian reservation an.
plies to filings, as well as to entries
and hence no further legislation ia nee
essary.
The war department has arranged to
purchase from DR.. Emmons for 1000
the right to manufacture and use in
the United States army the high ex-
plosive emmensite which repeated
tests have shown to be the best adapt.
ed OF all such explosives for the burst.
Ing charge Of the Shells.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08

!M H0N +
cON0RE REss.


An Animated Debate IN the senate
Over Derine Sea.
Washington, Marcn The Berine
sea differences between the United
States and Great Britain provoked an
animated debate in the senate. Nj.
Cockrell had offered an Amendments
to the pending deficiency bill appro.
priating $4,000 for the expenses Of
another commission Of arbitration ~
adjust the claims OF Canadian sexlere
seized by the United States. M.
Cockrell finally withdrew his proposl.
tion. The deficiency bill was kept
steadily before the senate through the
day and was passed after q struggle
OF three hours. The claims Of Call.
fornia, Oregon and Nevada against tlla
government aggregating about $5,OOO,.
600 was passed without the Formally
of an aye and nay vote. The appro-
priation Of $1S9,0OO to the Southern
Pacific railway. and another of about
100000 for French spollatdon claims
and war claims were also passed.
The house Is approaching the close
OF the session with unusual calmnes0
and equanimity. The entire day was
devoted to the consideration Of billD
on motions to pass them under snS.
pension of the rules. Five recogni-
tions for this purpose were made by
the speaker, Of which three passed and
two failed to receive the necessary
two-thirds. One of those passed was
a substitute for Mr.. Dingley's bill 10
authorize the president to arrange for
q joint commission to consist Of three
representatives Of this government,
Great Britain and Japan to fnvesh-
1atQ tho condition n.f tho cCnlS T%;,A
attempt to pass the senate bill to i'm
pose penalties upon corporations and
railroad companies for violation Vt -the-
Interstate commerce law exposed an
alleged scheme to secure action on tho
pooling bill in the senate, 1t being
claimed that the senate would attach
the pooling bill as a rfder. So effective
was this alleged exposure that NJ
though the bill itself was given moth.
ing but commendation ON the floor, II
was defeated.
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OF tine senate as to the advisability OF
participating in an international CON
terence. Mr.. Stewart Of Nevada sought
to have the United States delegates in
structcd not to make any agreement
short OF q recognition Of silver at tile
ratio Of 16 to 1. This was opposed by
Mr.. Wolcott, who has always hereto.
fore co-operated with Mr.. Stewart on
the silver question. Mr.. Wolcott se.
verely arraigned the Nevada senator
for his intolerance on financial 0ues.
lions. Mr.. Stewart commanded only
10 votes for his 10 to / ratio amenti-
ment, most Of tile leading silver men
democrats and Republicans-voting
against 1t.
A motion by Mr.. Hit in the house
to concur in the Hawaiian cable
amendment to the diplomatic bill was
lost-115 to $50. Then without di-
vision the house insisted on its dis
agreement to the Hawaiian cable
amendment and tile bill was sent to
further conference.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
THE SILVER MEN
Will Form . New Party ON That 1.-
sue Alone.

VIII Form . New Party ON That I.-
sue Alone.
Washington, March 2.-The meeting
cf the executive committee .of the
bimetallic league, which has been in
progress for nearly two weeks, and
the proceedings of which have been
surrounded with the greatest secrecy,
may be continued until after the adj
Journment Of congress. and may have
influence upon the political status Of
the financial question. During this
week the conferences have been sone-
what informal, and have been swelled
by the presence Of members of both
houses of congress. So far as can be
learned few republicans have taken
part In the discussion, and the repre-
seiltation has been confined to Demo
Gratis and Popnlista. To-day a prom.
inent Democrat said the probable re-
suit OF the meeting would be a declara-
tion looking to q new party.
The plan has been really settled
upon. qle said, but that seems to be
the desire Of most Of the old war
horses. They advocate Independent
action on the silver question, 4 union
for that purpose which will not deal
With other questions. and will compel
no man to put aside his convictions
nnon any 8tAsr issue:
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Unfortunate Events.

n. G. Warner of Missouri Valley,
Iowa, was killed by taking corrosive
sublimate by mistake for medicine.
Will Swearingen and Walter Gard
ner were killed by machinery in Nc
Elme's mill near Gloster, Miss.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Hitchcock, of Akron
Ohio, aged 62 was run over by q runa-
way team and fatally injured.
The Smith Point lighthouse at the
mouth of the Potomac river was carried
away by ice.
The steamer Virginia lost 800 Of q
cargo of cattle on q trip from Boston
to London.
i, The north wing Of Music Hall at
Buffalo was damaged by fire to the
extent of $4,000.
William Barnett Of Chillicothe, Ohio,
fatally shot Clarence f. Hall one
armed tramp mistaking him for bur-
giar.
A cave-in Mt the Minnesota mine on
the Vermillion range killed one man,
a Finn, and buried several others
many hours before they were rescued.
Miss Conlin, aged %, was fatally
brother, who was playing with gun
which he thought was not loaded.
Lost night the Sheridan brick works
Mt Sheridan, Ind, owned by A. G.
Adams, speaker Of the house Of repre-
sentatlvcs burned. Loss, $4,000.
Fireman Conway was killed and
Fireman Nolan was seriously injured
at fire in Rochester, N. Y, by the
tipping of m extension ladder truck
while the ladder was In use.
An unknown man, supposed to have
been Lafayette Cummings Of Fort
Adams, II. l., was struck by passen-
ger train in Holyoke, Mass, and was
killed.
A Braddock Pa, trolley car was
caught between the gates on rail.
way track and the motorman yelled
to the passengers to jump for their
lives. Anna Cusac, nm Austrian did
not understand English, remained in
the car and was killed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
THE MARKETS.
Latest ouotations From Grain ana
Live stock Centers.

Latest a.otations Fron Grain and
Live stock Centers.
Chicago. March 2.-wheat- March.
523-Sc; May, $3.50; July, IS 5.sc
Corn-March, I31-2c; Nav. 4514c:
July, 46c; September, 45c. Oats
March, 28 lac; May, 2D3.Rc: June
Sl,sc: July, q 1-Sc. Pork-March'
: $a9l!ga,2; Nay 31O.37 1-2. Lard =
March, 1887 1-2; May, 1882 1.2: Univ
$6.62 1-2. Ribs-March, $5.171-o: Nav
1892 1-2: July, $5.45.
minneapolis. March 2.-Wheat closed
hrm; March, bSc; May, 573.4c: JmIv
o. 1-2c. On track-No. / hard. haae1..
No. ] Northern, 5S3-4c: M. Norts'
ern. 81 3-4c. AVN '.'-
milwaukee. March 2.-Elour steady
and quiet. Wheat higher; No. 1 North.
ern. 63 1-2c; May, SO 1-sa; No. 2 sprine.
% 5-Sc. Corn steady; No. $. q f-2c'
Oats steady; No. 2, 81 3-4c; No. 3. Ale.
BARLEY quiet; No. 2, 53c; sample. EOa
Ole: Rye steady; No. 1, 80 3-4c. Pro-
visions higher; pork, $1O.15: lard.
st. Paul, March 2. - Hogs abo,,t
steady with yesterday; quality fair to
good. Cattle quiet but steady: yert
very little offered and little trading
done; good demand for good cows and
good butcher stuff.
Chicago. March 2-Hogs-Market ac.
tive and 5a10c higher; light, $3.0Oa4. 20:
mixed, $3.90a430; heavy. $3.95a4. 40:
rough, $3.05a4.10. Cattle = Steers.
$S.0oa6; COWS and bulls. $1.5Oa4.5O.
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G. NJ. Anderson committed suicide by
hanging at Vincennep, Ind.
& Edward Jennings was arrested at
Benton Harbor Mich, on suspicion of
having cut and rifled n mail pouch.
Rufus johnson, aged fifty, shot and
killed himself Mt Clinton, Iowa. Ill
health was the cause.
Phil Dawson killed his father Mt
Birmingham, Ala. when the latter was
reprimanding his daughter.
Patrick Grady was found guilty at
Ottumwa, Iowa, for collecting money
for the support Of mythical paupers
while he was overseer Of the poor.
Kline w. Cameron. eighteen years
old, fatally shot his wife, aged seven
teen ut st. Louis hospital, and then
tried to kill himself.
At Hot Springs, Ark, Frank Evans
stabbed Ed Martin to the heart with
fork. They had quarreled about a triv-
ial matter.
The trial Of Crawford Goldsby. alias
Cherokee Bill, for the murder of Ern-
est Mellon, has begun ut Fort Smith,
Ark.
Samuel Cowles was found dead near
his home in Marion county, Ark. His
wife is charged with killing him. Each
10 over seventy years old.
Sexton E. Witxman has been held to
the grand jury at Canton. Ohio, for the
alleged murder Of J H. Conkell, whose
body, however, has not been produced.
Charles Lafallett. arrested Mt the In
stance Of his grandfather on the charge
Of theft. died from grief in the Jail ut
Slelbyville, Ind.
An Ed Morris and his wife are under ar
Test at Raccoon Greek, w. Va, on sus-
,picion Of having caused the death of
their daughter. ~
The Jury in the case Of. Vice Presi-
dent X. n. Mcdonald Of the collapsed
Pacific bunk at San Francisco indicte l
for perjury. was unable to agree and
was discharged.
At Los Angeles Marie Helman, rela-
i've Of ]. w. HelnAn. president Of
T
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
MURDER AT A WEBBING.
Polish Feast Interruptea. by ON
Who Had Not been Invited.

Polish Feast Intercepted by Ono
Who Had Not been Invited.
Royalton, Minn... March "A report
has reached here that at Polish we'd
ding, in the town of Swan River. ln
old nan by the name Of John Kunza
was murdered. Urbane Matches
daughter was married, and, as is GUS
tomary on such occasions with the
Polish. a grand wedding feast was
held. Matche and neighbor by the
name Of Ohotto are enemies. Ohotto
was not invited to the wedding, and In
order to spite his neighbor and disturb
the wedding festivities he got up Il
number Of friends to attend. Some
time during the night the dance party
went over to Matches to do them up.
In the fight which ensued Kunza was
killed. 1t Is reported.
Sheriff Rider has arrested Lorenz
Ohotto. William Meyers, Julius Han.
son, Henry Richardson aCd Peter
Sobisk.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
TINsLEY Is REJECTED.
The Senate Will Not Confirm Him az
Postmaster at Sioux Falls.

The Senate Will Not Confirm Him az
Postmaster at Sioux Falls.
Washington, March 2. - In the ex.
ecutive session Of the senate the con.
tested nomination Of A. d. Tinsley to
be postmaster at Sioux Fails. 8. H.,
was taken up and proceeded with.
This matter being at the head Of tine
executive calendar, has stood in tile
tive tive 81 Business sine for several m diys pa
and on this account has attained IN
Importance that would not otherwise
attach to 1t. The committee on post
offices and post roads reported it ad-
versely, and Senator Pettigrew, who
has been desirous Of having the noni.
nation rejected, has made an effort to
secure action in the belief that when
a vote should be taken 1t would result
in Mr.. Tinsley's defeat. Senator Kyle,
favorlng Mr.. Tirsley, has made an
equally strong effort to prevent action
and has demanded a quorum whenever
the question has been taken up. Tie
nomination was rejected-13 to Al.
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NEWS BOILED DOWN.

items Of General Interest Placed In
q Few Lines.
Tho nMoon raonnf ~ SPADE q. .unvl-
Ing from an attack Of measles.
The Daily News Of Stockholm, Swe.
den, announces that Swedish Ant
arctic expedition Is being organized in
that city.
The Missouri senate and house each
have defeated bills prohibiting Sunday
base ball. Sunday theaters and similar
amusemcnts.
At the Tudor Iren Works in East st.
Louis the spike and bar mills have re-.
sumed. giving employment to forty
non-,lnion men.
The American ship Reaper Of Bath
got to New York last night from Port
land. Or. after n voyage Of 139 days,
with 75,O0O bushels OF wheat.
Vice Admiral Alexander Butler, C.
b.. has been appointed to the CON-
mand Of the China station, relieving
Vice Admiral Sir Il. Freemantlc, X.
C. B.
Sir Francis Wyatt Truscott. who was
lord mayor OF London the year Presi-
dent Garfield died. and who had the
Stars and Stripes carried In the lord
mayors show, IL dying
The Frcmdenblatt, scmi-official
newspaper of Berlin, says that It is
certain Austria-iunga will accept
an AL AitnSilS9n es9Pn! !? Jt Jtpi in III " f
Southern California Exchange it was
decided to advance the price Of the
iwo highest grades of Navel oranges
Is cents box.
The last spike In the new railroad
Inc uniting Phoenix With PRESCOTT,
Ariz., was driven In the presence of
thousands Of persons from far and
aear. who gathered to witness the
tonged-for reality.
The president has sent to the house
mis- veto Of two bills granting rights Of
way through the Indian Territory TO
the Arkansas 4 Northwestern Railroad
company and the Oklahoma Central
Railroad company.
The Los Angeles Consolidated Elec-
trio Railroad company has been taken
possession OF by the bondholders OIL ac-
count CT default In the payment Of the
half-year's interest OH the S3OOO,OG
bond issue due last September.
Prof. John Stuart Blackic, the dis
tinguished author and Greek and Lat
In scllolar, Is seriously i'll.
Emperor William has conferred upon
Emperor Francis Joseph the right Of
field marshal general in the German
army.
There is some anxiety felt in ship
ping circles concerning the safety Of
the belgian tank steamship Caucas Sc
Capt. Alix, which sailed from Seville,
Spain, on the first OF February for
Philadelphia, and has not been heard
from since.
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)UNTY. NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1896.

pressive. He Was st1Btnx on Fifth
street when he saw & 1AhdS of wood 60
by. A stick Of maple 1sopped on and
he went across the street and picked
1t up to carry It to his place at the
corner Of the ball park, where he
keeps n cigar stand. As he was near
ing the sidewalk Miss Gdng. whom he
knew by sight, drove around the cor
ner from the West hotel and nearly
ran into him. She called "whoa" to
her horse and nearly stopped to allow
him. to get out Of the way. He looked
and raw her. She was driving dap.
pied buckskin horse. hitched to Il
light buggy, with red running gear, the
top part up. He watched her drive IN
First avenue north until she crossed
Seventh street. No cross-examination
could break him In tile least.
G. r. Dickens. owner Of the livery
stable opposite the West hotel, cor
roborated this witness.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
LADIES OF THE @. A. r..
They Elect Their Omcers ami Also
Adjourn.

They Elect Their Omcers and Also
Adjourn.
st. Paul, March 2.-The ladies of the
G. A. Il. elected officers as follows
prior to adjournment:
President, Flora NJ. Davy. Duluth;
senior vice president, Mrs. W. H. H.
Meade, Ellsworth circle, st. Paul;
Junior vice president NJ. Bigelow,
Sheridan circle. Winona; treasurer,
Lizzie Rice, Lincoln circle, Minnca1o-
lis; chaplain, Hattie F.. Works, Anoka;
council Of administration. Helen
Downs. Chaanplin; B. 9. Daily, Du-
luth; lmogene Wilson, Appleton; del.
egate at large, Lizzie Emory, Anoka;
delegate to national convention, 3.
McAllister. WinOna; alternate delegate
Mt large, b. C. DAILY, Duluth; alternate
delegate to national convention, Carrie
Fletcher of Minneapolis.
The W. II. G. elected the following
officers: President. Mrs. I4Ddusasy J..
Taylor, I.c Sueur (re-elected); senior
vice president. Mrs. Ella r. Gear
iarlt. Duluth (rc-elatedD; Junior vice
president Mrs. Marion Salisbury,
Minneapolis; treasurer, Mrs. L,hie A..
Becker, st. Paul.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
M'COY'y CASE.
A Continuance Granted at the Re-
quest of the state.

A Continuance Granted at the Re.
quest of the state.
Pierre, S. d.. March 2.-Thc case of
Charles 4. Mccoy came up for hearing
this afternoon. The state asked
continuance until George A. Pettigrew
could he brought here from Flandreau.
Upon Mr. Crawford making an affida-
Wit Justice Varnell adjourned the case
for a few days. In the attorneys af-
fdavit he asserted that George A. Pet
tIgrew, who Ia an important witness
and cousin to United States Senator
Pettigrew. was in Pierre about Jan.
8. 1895. when the defendant Mccoy
presented to Senator Pettigrew for
payment certain promissory notes for
$1,000 and interest for one year, in-
dorsed by the payeee to w. w. Taylor.
Senator Pettigrew telegraphed that he
will be here in ten days. Subpoenas
have been issued for prominent men
oil over the state.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
WESTERN SECESSION.
A San Francisco Merchant Who Dis

A San Francisco Merchant Who Dis.
likes Eastern Manufacturers.
San Francisco, March 2.-Davtd h.
James has posted the following proc
lamation in front Of his shop on Mar
ket street, the placard having a con-
splcuous red letter heading:
"Citizens! - Read This! - Eastern
manufacturers are starving your In
dustrIal classes and bankrupting our
business. The crisis cannot be kept
up much longer. Our only relief Ia a
Pacific rep priilic. We ax certain for
eign goods Why not protect ourselves
against the East.
-"David B. James"
Mr.. James says lie loves his country
but nc believes In the peaceful seces-
sion of the West and the establish
ment Of republic with it's cabinet
and president.
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charsea with Murd.r

Baltimore, Feb. 28.-John Otto Gersk
was arrested charged with the brutal
murder about fortnight ago Of Louis
Gilman, a butcher. Gilman was driv-
Ing home late one night and gave
Gersk, 1t is claimed. whom he overlook
on the road, ''lift" ON his way. Near
his home Gilman's head was beaten
to q jelly With q coupling pin.
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The Public Debt.

Washington, March 2-The monthly
statement Of the public debt issued
from the treasury department today
shows that on Feb. 90. 1895. the pub
lie debt. less cash in she treasury,
amounted to $39O.412,941. a decrease
for the month of $34.033.32S. This
decrease of debt is accounted for by
the receipt of gold OH account of the
last bond issue against which no bonds
have vet heen issued
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-08
rorturcd by Robbers.

St. Joe Mo-, Special. - william
Walsh, an old bachelor who has for
years resided alone in an old house In
the south part Of the city.and who Is
reported to be a miser. was called out
Of bed this morning by five masked
men who seized him. and at the point
Of pistols, tried to make him divulge
the hiding place Of his money. He
refused, and they We: fire to his hair
and burned 1t OFF. and burned his body
with n red-hOt poker. He still refused,
and they placed his feet over a fire and
roasted them. Upon his still refusing
they beat him into insensibility and,
after ransacking the house, escaped
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SIGNED ny COLLINS.
An Important Decision Arising Out
a.R the Einancinl Elnrrx

An Important Decision Arising Out
of the Financial FURRY.
st. Paul, March 1-Justice Collins Of
the supreme court, this morning hand
cd down reversal III the case Of City
Treacurer A. G. Haugan of MinncapO-
lis. appellant. VS.. q. +. Lunwall. re-
sonIe' -nlon.y'ha. t.itH treasurer Of Min.
banks. a negotiable note transferred
to him by the cashier of the bank,
which soon afterwar,l closed its doors.
Haugan sues the maker of the note.
and in his defense Lrnwall set up
that the cashier had no right to dis
nose of the note. and that his act was
that the provisions Of the insolvency
law relating to fraudulent preferences
WAS violated