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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Baltimore December 2l.--At special
meeting of the Baltimore board Of trade
resolutions were adopted deplorlng the ac-
ton Of the senate committee on foreign
relations In agreeing to report favorably a
Joint resolution to recognize the ndepen-
dence OF Cuba.
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KANSAS CITY.--The third annnal , ex,
hibetl5m Of the Continental lou liuilA>
ava PET Stock ASSOCIATION VII be nero
here from today TO the 10Th. The placaag
Of awards will be by the comparison syS-
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The resolution of Senator Chiffon was as
follows:
Resolved, That a condition OF public war
exists between the government OF Spain
mally maintained by force OF arms by the
people Of Cuba. and that the United States
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TROY. ". Y.-The open,ng show Of the
nav Manhattan Athlete elnh VIII . nrnFs
out some good hghs Erred p M2grs If Phi Phi
adelnb,a Win spar ten rounds, and N Re
Le5nard will box Jimmy Dhne Twelve
rounds.
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rntnl Boiler Expyosion.

Farmersville. La, December 2l.-The
boiler of STEMS new mill on Bayou la
bonnie exploded today. killing Henry Ma
son. Il. Eass, A. Shields and his son and
wounding Sidney f'utch, all colored, The
cause of the explosion Is unknown.
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OF America shalt maintain strict ncu-
tr1lity between the contending powers.
according TO each all the rights OF bellig-
crents in the ports and territory Of the
United States
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land society of this city has Invited the
nresident to be the guest of its SOCIETY al
lie snventy-seVenth anniversary celepra-
ton on Forefathers' Day today
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ST. LOUIs.-Judgc Augustus "a. rem
of the Connecticut supreme berch h mas . &c.
harorS tbe New England So e.y of ms
civ CIV toiiay. Among rccent hoInors be-
s.owed upon HIM was that OF the pre- l.
dency of the Army and Navy cluo oil Con-
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Today's Probabilities.

Washington, December 2l.-For Eastern
Tayas' Fair. warmer in eastern potion;
south TO west winds.
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Cotton futures lower in all markets
spots also decline.
The sugar trust will also deal in roasted
conces.
Local produce-Eggs advance 10 PC
strawberries on the market; poultry dull;
good turkeys ia demand.
Wheat was steady and closed i4c lower
than saturla".
The stock market was bullish and heavy
foreign buying orders We're executed.
The bond market showed considerable
strength.
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TELEPHONES.

ov11p THE LINES OF THE SOUTH
TELEGRAPH AND TELE-
81, !, 10 CS55 coNpANS 10 many of the pr n.
anal III es and towns Of TEXAS. Toll
etat' ons at the Central Office Hotels ana
i's' w. IA. MARSHALL.
Local Manager
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Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p M. 18th meridian
time:
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TODAT'S FEATURES.



Numerous Cuban reports and resolutions
introduced In the senate. Cameron resolu-
t'on to be called up after the holidays.
Big demonstration made III New York.
spain takes milder view OF the situa-
ton.
CLAIM that Maceo was poisoned
Trial of Sanguilly begun at Havana.
Gomez moving westward with large
troop. which is well supplied with ar
tillery.
Gomez swears he will be avenged for the
murder of his son, Francisco.
On HIS second trip to Plnsir del Rio prov
ince Weyler orierad butcheries and sev-
eral families were murdered
Foreign.
Rising OF the young Turkish party
feared at Constant.aople.
Steamers sent to Manila to protect Gen.
mon subjects.
Domestic
Secretary Carlisles report estimates the
treasury deficit for the current fiscal year
at s6i.5oo0oo.
National Bank of Illinois. with assets OF
over S2coQ,0o0. fails, and the Chicago
clearing house agrees to pay 70 per cent OF
claims.
People starving IN Arkansas on account
Of crop failures.
Negro lynchod in Kentucky.
Mine explosion kills several miners and
.mprlsons others.
sport.
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sport.

Joe Patchen seized under attachment.
Tommy Ryan knocked ont Idlly Ne
CNithy IN seven rounds
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srocEs Ann asRKrrs.


NEw YORK March 1-stook market orencd
lower, under ihU IunuonuD " distressing news
ff1m spain and tu0 depressing rnuCt u Che
appointment Uf receivers of tho BALTIMORE and
ONO iaNWnY. lrauInE was urisk. -uEar and
leather preferred IU.u uu I. Western Union
20 baltimore and uhIu opened with timul
tanroua sales DO aud &C., o. aEainst !. d,
eaiIr ay's huM taoA subsequently, ttu price
.uhru1i tu 49, Inc general market aleu- on
hIUilCl a 70 lyirg tendency
Trading during the second hour wac light
win urmor tons ruling tugnf rallied 10
ME
De- purchasing movement assumed consider.
auto proper iuuH after lH.lH uU lUuu ulairIuu
Nnu ui business MtHturu JulDu aud leather
preferred sfIuUl lti 49, IauI e sugar a
baltimore and ohio rUsotl4 III maTsct :
" wtaruuuluF Oh under tue pre- sure uf fsal
u ~ sales nut advance In thf pUstUd rates
- aud sistp ny leading drawer sugar
fcIl away l.t. Lead. baltimore aud ONO auu
leather preferred per cent
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New Mining Companies.

Tho following mining companies filed
articles OF Incorporation with the
county clerk this EllstuoOni The Hin.
side Gold Mining company with a
capital stock Of $1,000. divided into
shares " SO each, taken by the incuf.
p0rhtuts az follOwt: w, g, Mcfarland,
2l2, 400 ahaTes; &. H., sohou,
luO 800 shares J. ~. Thompson,
100, l49 sharos; En0s a. Wal
anu Johu Weir one shsfo each,
aud the remaining rs, 900 shares % be
nuld a. working capital. W. &. Nc.
FgTiand IL PRESIDENT, Oh. Hcheu vice
pfcsldeni, J. n. Thompson secretary
any treasurer. Tue cOm, auy own
tue following claims IN the Camp
Floyd mining district. The HiIslup
., Carthage, CarIhaEbuia, Cyclone,
Bunker HIN, Falcon aud Tho CynJsn.
lion.
Tue Horse Shoe Cyanide Gold Min.
Ing aud Milling company, with
capital stock VI 81 900, 900.
The incDfpuTAtUrs are! Timothy
Evan, j. III, Paris, W. q. Nvboksf,
Flank Knox, Pat Ryan, Hugh Para,
william 4. Statues auI NJ. Filz serAlI.
The officers nAmod ares Timothy
Egan, President; ]. II. Paris, vice
president; W, q. NebeEer, secretary,
anu Frank Knox, treasurer.
The company owns the following
claims si1ualrd Ia lhe Lake View min.
lug uiiuiut, Utah county: Tue Mamie
\, Noe, 1, ., 3, aud 1.-THE Horse shor.
the Horse Shoe No. /, Golden Star
Cyclone, Election, May Boil, ana tnv
May Bell No. 2.
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Iuu uAsEIN oounr
uyBds cIpRds Not GuiIiB 20 the charge
81 uurdsT Testimony Of
MttuVssts

Atll:lO this forenoon HynIs was
brought into the police court chambsr,
accompanied by his attorney Judge
Powers. The charge against him was
murder,
Assistant County Attorney Daniel
Harrington asEed leave TO umeuu the
original complaint by auding the word
'uulawiully' IN the UhhTglug part
thereof and amending tho name oi tic
deceased from plain Walter, g. Walter
J. DlnwOOdey, Tue deieuEr HrquirscIu.
In the request, the charges were nialy
as ashed tur,
The complaint was then read by Mf.
Harrington tho defendant standing W
Hnl listening iutently ~ Us TUauing.
alter which, ho entered a plea OF not
guilty, A delay lhuu occurred Ia Ola,
proceedings awaiting the ARRIVAL Of
Attorney John 81. Zane, who ia, b.eu
retained 10 assist la tue prosecution.
J. H.. MOyle also assIsteu Sit. Han.
rrRiou, who represents the State.
Commissioner Noble wEs tue lrst
wituUss called, He told practically the
same story ~ narrated ABOVE, audluL
that he made Two trips 90 the Hyuls
house before the arrival Of the uliirer..
His daughter sWoOued immediatuly
upon tue delivery VI Mr.. hyult'- ME-.
euge. DinWO0dvy WIS not dead wutn
witness arrived tut be was uur3u.
Hcious. lie said nothing except g.
humble tuiuatlug terms TegaTIinH
Mfs. Hyuda whom he continually im.
ploTed 10 come 10 him. Hr was eItuns
IN n cfampod position IN the northeast
cofueF Of the bathroom aud was l.iu
out on tue Moor with pillow uudrr
his bead a. heretofore dtfcriutd. DE.
ceased positively madr no explanation
ana Oily mumuud as indicated. a
20 Mr.. Hyuus, tno latter sail whr
asked what he had done, 81 dom
Know Il NJ SNOW, | want 10 give
myself ~. Isge my PISTOL wish
nad never seen the d-n thug, 1
an sorry Tor what / nave uoue."
Mis-. Hymns WAS terribly OXcltp1
hnI said to Mr.. Noble, 'DJu'g lot
him suoOt me; dou'G, dom :"
Hyuus thsu said to his vie, EWuy
md you lot this happeu2 Haven't /
always done right ny y,uanu iudu.gpl
you IA everything you wautuu?
dOn't ioterve this s0Tl VI treatment a.
your hauds, 90 ~"
But to these interrogatorles Mr..
Hyuds, according to Mr.. Nutlv'attaI.
mony, got no reply,
CTuts'eIamined by Judge puwefs-
DID Mt. hynds do or say Euylhiug
while ID nwundey was calling?
Wlness-Yes, hB said vuur Iovar
ia calling you had better 20 to hlm.
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SENATE COMMUNICATIONS.

Communications from tue Senate
auuo uCou hat tue upper huusv had
CONQUERED In tue HOu.e RmeaIm,nB
Go Senate pni %, releasing Unu or m fr
nat debtor; alsu IN rrnulB oil 20, fnr
b. state bOaTu Of examiner; alec that
Senate till -, pre.ouulug the dultrs
an power 20 tho Governor, mad been
corr, UiCd by amen men alsI The pas,
tat o. OF Senate bll o., urescrlblug the
powers ana duties OF tue secretary ri
SrHl,; aleu- that SENATE bill 50, 10 pru.
tcot employee Ia Ino matter ut wages,
WAS pHssyu; also tnat senate jliut
m,mgTlGl 4 hal been passed, asking
Congtuss 10 maKr an appropriation L.
pay excess eEptuses % the C1u,titu.
l.Ouul Convention; alsO that House bill
20, wsgu-, had Teen amended and
InttgJ.
The House uonoufTei In the Senate
amendments 10 the lsst mentioned bill
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nArrLE ~ NICARAGUA.
Resulting In an Important Victory 6,
the Government Troops.

Resulting In an Important Victory to
'he Government Troops.
MANAcuA, Nicaragua, via Calves.
ion, Marcu 2'-tCopyughled 1896 by
Associated Press. After six hours,
lighting al Na,eaIIs and NsgaTote, tue
government forces udur General SlAa
anu Estfama have completely routed
tue rebels under General Oriiz and
captured a portion OF the rebel attil.
lcry. HaIearis end NagAtote we're ~.
Gently oal tuTed by lhe government
forces and occupied, pending M
advance VI tue main body OF tue mel
DENIS army. Tue tnemy's force co.,.
slsteI Of 900 meu. The two towns
mentioned were held ny sbou. an
eyual number Of government ttoops.
Eve huudfgd rebels were HI ed 'uT
wounded, The lths on the govern.
menl s.de was considerably less, ~
rebels were completely defeated and
driven 10 La Paz on the route 70 Leon,
In addition, the government lfuops
captured n portion VI the Touel arIil.
lcty, consisting OF some modern X ulp.
gus which tJrmed a part OF the artna.
ment recently purchased In Germany
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FIFTY.SIXTH DAY.
AND WORK 4, PUSHED RAPIDLY.


There was an DIR Of dizziness about
everything when the Legislature com.
mencoI IT, session this afternoon; but
it wus not long before the members
plunged Into work 10 lo5i earnest.
ruu most Interesting ma.tsfs nov be-
FIRE toe Legislators T. that relatnE 10
public land5 revenue, salaries, anu
education, each subject being under
active confederation iu one or other
brsucn u the lawmsSiug body, or 90
committee. The business In open zee
sion today wasas iIllovG
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The Speakers gaysl called the mem.
bets to OTuer at 1885, House time,
about ave minutes uuniud mountain
time. The roll call was numef0usiy
answered ami goOdiy number VI
members were present 90 hear Chap,
lain Lymau's opening pfaytT
The Journal " Fulay's proceedings
was read ANA approved, MIR. Howard
wanted tbs Journals printed NJ u ola,
tut WAS Informed by the Speaker that
tue resolution denying tne puutlug
muet tirst be- abt0gaIUui anu the matter
was dropped,
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Senator Allison was detained In Og.
deu today.
Tho revenue bill is now being pug.
ElId over by the State senators.
The mineral lsnds question has not
yet received tho attention OF the legls.
lBtOTs,
The House members all looked ex.
ceplionaliy unsng alIvr tue Logan out
ing,
Col. Tatloek was shaking hands
WITH House members before touay's
sstting.
There were ten senators in their
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COM VI Il X CI A l..

FAIT LAKE CLEAWINU HOUSE
Today's clearing house eIcnauges
amounted TO 1888, gj3; same day lsst
year $40, 2-b.
ruDAY's QUOTATIONS
New York.-silver, o. lead, t3.ig1
LIudOu.-SiIye', - 8I6
ORE ANp BULLION.
Wells, Fsrso & Go. received todayi
Penn. bullion, 1850.
w. \. McCutnick s. Go. received to.
Jay! Hauauer bullion, $500; silver
anu lcal or's, SlO,9JOj gvld bar SS,O7j.
rUtal. f23,575.
Z. Il, Jones n Co.. received today,
Otrs, $500; bullion, sl6,5OO. Total,
s2J,3OO.
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bushels n' wheat In the building.
mostly 40. / northern, worth shut
$500, 600. The spfuts were opened aud
great quantity ran out on the ground,
90 q salvage Of ab al lOc bushrl l.
probable. the building cost $3.50 ono,
making tn total loss In the neiyhb I.
no d = $3.50 OlO The insutatcs
covers thu Ice.
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IiiNSEAPULIs, March g.-E'evat Z
A, =, owned % 40 NIL, ca H. II l.
mlnal EleV, lor company, operate b.
u W. NanDusen, IL burning anu wul
DO total loss. There were l ,O75, 900
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Du "wednesday, Del. uAy l.tH. is.6 to tho
VITO of james bradford, formerly ~ brain.
Ure lasrA, tus,aud, o. d1u. N0tlgr huG gu,lu
uuIul we'll.
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IN. ArTrRNooN'1 rnoorGnNcs.
Court taL"s Recess uniiI -Four
O'Clock 10 AiioW uFs. IiJnds
90 sleep Tor 40 Hour.

When $3.50 arrived every inch OF
available space In tue courtroom was
uCcu plui aud policeman was stationed
nj the door to warn other tefsUus back.
Proceedings were delayed until o
O'Clock pending tue arrival OF A ttuTnry
Zane. At that time he appoaTu aud
frank H. Forest was sworn ~ Uiilcial
stenogmphrr.
Judge Powers then arose and ssid
that tUc only other eye wilress Of the
tragedy was Mrs. Hynls, Ho desired
10 put her on thu sand but was Ia.
pfmol that she was then asleep Tor
thr fifst tlmesiuc the trouble. His In.
formation On this point was merely
hcafsay hut coming as II did from
Commissioner Noble AMI Chle' Pfatt
hu ielt certain that u was correct aud
was Wiling that tue lady shuuIl rest
.ur awhile. lie presumed that Mt I
O'Clock shu would DO strong enough
10 TESTIFY Aui suggested that
her testimony be taken Ia tho room adj
lpiuing the court chamber where sho
was thun sleeping. Counsel on tho
other side mae no objection aud the
agreement Uas entered into.
Concerning the shoes % which
reference was heretofore made, Judge
Powers said NO desired ~ x on rec a.
ns saying that a full explanation had
uotn made 10 him privately Anl he
was satisfied inst nothing Improper DC.
utrri. lie uid not wish 10 reflect On
Mr. MUyle IN any degree wuatrvsr.
When the latter LEFT word for Mfs.
Hyuds to be- careful what she said
about the case DO violated no ptoits-
siO nl b other rnln.
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Ladies' Why don't sou ioIn the
Lacquer
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After dispOliny u the minutes, com.
muuicat5ns were received from the
House announcing concurrence IN
omouImeuls 10 8. -. "a, aud the pa.
sage Of n. Is. 1880, current expenses OF
Slate prison sud II. u. no, discipline
" State prison.
IiE uDvEHSYH APPROVES.
a communication was resolved
from Governor Wolls. alnUuuo ~ HE
approv,loi 4. J. Il o. asking Congress
q pass the oil relating 10 the metric
-ystom.
Two CLAiMs
Chidcslsr prescntcd claim which
whs tuiefruu without rcadiug 10 the
committee on appfOIfiatis.a aud
claims
Mckay passed through = similar
ordeal.
PUBLIC LASpA
Chidostor, OF the committee on pub.
lic lands, suumltloi lan1 bill, whirh
was stated 60 DO n e. mbiuatOu Of the
best features OF the - 10Th auI BolithO
uills. Tue tn as introduced has not
uoon printed.
rWNTIsU COMMITTEE EXPLAINS.
The Joint printing committee pre-.
sen,ud a report, explaining i,s conduct,
aud denying that u vas fysp1usiuir fDf
dulay. Toe history ot the commit tut's
work, In 10 tnYrH 20 frame q state
printer bill, nnl the tate VI that duou.
meut, was Teo.tcJ. Tho committee
mad consulted r.pfrsrutauvCs VI som.
lOu Funiug UiligesauJ nrmuufs % tue
typographical union, anu had finally
Hguot upon the ka.sas law, The
Legislature, however, mai disposed
0f the printer butIufHs 10 an.
other way, The COMMITTEES ngsin
protected that It WIS not re-
Bpuf slUia ir delay. Iuu printing
bills tU date were not yet checked, aud
one Jay more was asked 10 enable he
comm tteU 10 DO this. ! he O nmitlue
aIfO asked power 10 employ COME.
tent printer 10 measure the work dony.
10 was said tho expense was higher
than Tor iormeT Legi-lalufts, because
Of tho larger amount OF ptlntiuR. Il
was nlsU slated that tho Senate PRINT
lux was telng done under contract
win the secretary u statc, while the
House printing was u der the direc.
tiOu u tue HOure chief CLERK.
LESS or JUpuMESTf.
Sutherland introduced 4. -. %, ts.
laiiug 10 lions VI judgments Ia district
aul circuit c0ufts Of the United SIatos;
ro,offed 10 the committee on judiciary.
PRIVATE CORPORATIONS
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SALARIES

The salaries bill reported by the com.
milIeb on salaries was ordered printed,
hr committee has been unable 10
agree upon the salaries Of county ON.
~, hu reports tue salaries Of STATE
officers "a they are nKed In the
Constitution, The Calsues Of other
state officers are also fixed at
ifum 5000. Owing 10 tho die.
agreement referred TO-, the committee
reported In favor Of the county com.
missl0nrfs liking tho salary VI the
county utllrrfs; the county commits.
NJ ners are TO receive 81 per dAy anu
mileage. Where Ouo person holds two
OIL voc, he gets tho salaries OF both
uiiices,
Sutherland moved thAt the bill be
rec omitted TO tue committee, 10 in-
ser, tue salaries 10 be paid ~ county
uiiiyers,
snow said the committee had found
II impossible g. agree upon this, b..
cause VI the diiertnI condition OF Tue
counties. The committee hAi glveu
TINS subject elise attention, ami could
not DO what was required, owing TO a
difference OF opinion. This matter
must be settled In open seeslIu,
Sutherland said inst ~ the commit.
tee was instructed 20 fix those salaries,
hali " which was 81 DO paid by the
state, the committee would do IL,
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cutcAUo. March .
Hose rccoipu 1900 Market fairly active
averaging thadr higher.
laEht, So uNLIfN
Mixed. ft7.HtI 1.
Heavy fittHfl io.
huuEh. 4LtI o..
Reeves. itNataH.
tuwh anu heifrfs sLCOah5O.
luAaH steers. 81 uaHsi
htUrkyrs aud feeders. gl,5idtf51
rhrer, receipts. lH.tul. MARKET dull, veal
common Co choice, fIgUaffl8
Natives aud Westerns, lI4NtU
lambt, 900 $500,
thieRH" market.
Chicago. close. March ?.
whehtHfs' Mav GsH..
Coru=Nafch e4s MAY HUaaA
oAHH March go, May .lIt
iUrk-March, $3.50. May.f8sl
lhrd=Nlarch, s. aftr shay, st3..
ilus- March. sigls MAY. AIf..
hyrHat0.
harI uT-sI8s
lIlh .#sIs.
llmuthY-ilUt
silver, Lead
siivtr 90. lead. i.igg.
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silver, Lead.
siivtr t.t. lead. i1igg.
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House bill l2B, establishing a State
school tOr the bind, was real the third
time anu pass0d without n Dissenting
vytU.
Here she clerk announced that he
had a report of thu oYmml,too on fish
aud game, which haI been on his
desk tor three days, Mr.. ThOrns asked
that confederation Of tue fe.oft RO over
ana the n quest was granted,
S'na,o biu 50, tixlns the duties, com.
peusatiOu ana bond Of tue state
treasurer, was read the third time ami
placed upon It's tinal passage.
Mt, COnlOn objected 10 the great
difference between the salary (Sl ,UO0l
aud tle bond (t5O0, OOn.)
Mt CttchlOw said the bond already
glveu ny tue treasurer was $3.50, 900
more than that required by the Dll.
The roll was called anu the bin
passed 81 10 ., with Messrs, Condor
aud Neuukor OF Salt Lake, voting no.
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House bill 1870 was introduced by Mt.
Ctitohiow, anu covers such cases ~
tho terrible occurrence 0i yesterday.
Tue bil amends section 446l, Utah
lave, Ia relation to iuStihable homl.
clues. IL provides that homicide IA
lusttlaUlc, when committed in lawful
defense VI "wiie OF husband, parent,
child, master, mistress or servant. -
The bill was read rT-t snd second times
anu referred ~ thu Judiciary commit.
tee.
Senate bill 50, TO protect employees
anu labOTefs In claims Tor wages, was
road fret ami second times aud went
to tht judiciary COMMITTEES.
Senate iOlut mem rial 4 was referred
10 the committee on tsleTnl relations,
after second reading,
Senate oil 81, duties OF secretary of
state, was READ the second Tine aud
went TO the Judiciary committee,
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RESOLUTION W InANKs.

Mr.. Cutghlow offered a resolution,
wuicn was uuanimJu'ly adopted,
thauting tue Ulcers Ui the Agrlgultur
al College, the Logan CITY auth 20 Toe
nnd l0ynl agents o. tue Union Pacific
railway tOt kind service rendered dur.
lux tue trip 20 Logan on Saturday lzst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-02

a communication was received
from Governor wolls, alnouuo ~ HE
approv,loi 4. J. Il o, askiug Congress
u pass the bill relating 10 the metric
ayslpm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-22

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny TUr
~ CITY Council Of Sult iAto City, Slate N
Utah, % the Intention Of furh Council tn tpatt
nc following described Improvement. to.witf
Extending aud laying sewer along thr follow
lux named street GA the north side OF Second
houth street from lie Intersection with -tt0ni
net stfOCt tn litth tnatatTtCt, aud dpffay us
coai thereof, estimated 90 % in per linear VI
mont foot or two thousand i've hundred and
seventy four dOllari, hy % Local asarHsment
upon tho blocks. loth, parts Of lots and ptsrss
q Nound within sewer Distuct No i, being
the property, lots paris of lots and pieces N
ground Wiihin snld district Co DO affected lr
benefited BY SAD improvement namely. Lott
], Z; and Z. block %, plat ''ii' and iota . auf
2, llort 20, plat ~ " aud lutn D. 2, 8 and 1
block v, plat"A," sat Lake CITY survey
Aliytotcats ana objections % ihu earring
out u such intention 10 make said Improve.
mrnt muat Dc presented in wtitinF 10 the JItv
Recorder on or bOi1to The giat DAY uf jolly.
1876, being tbc uun Get hY Hnd Council
WHOM 10 Will hear uud consider such uifer'
tons no may be- made thereto
ny order uf tue tity Council OF salt Iats
Guy, slaie OF Utah, made tho elid day d
June. ls.H
DAVID 3. EMERY,
Sewer Intention No. o.