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oFr1c1A1. REPORTS.

Spanish Think They iiavc Maceo caush,
ma Trap
Havana, April ls.-l'he Spanish troops
have had an engagement win the nnnet-
ous forces Of ,ebels which have been adj
yancing westward To attempt the relief
OF SsAceo. and the official reports show
severe reverse Cor the Cupanf.
l.ieuteurnt Colonel lllota, Nth the bat
TALON u LuZog. engaged VS. .nsni scitts
aoar Clcnfupsus IN the santa cara prov
lace The Hisurgcnt band Ma a nuihef1 ~.
oae nnd hel nghting speedily onsHsd. nc
rtI-erts STOW that the Span:arls TOOK we
IN sargent position by brilhant "ayoh
charse The enemy left on ihe neld tlsnl! :
SIX kin-i AID TOOK aMay noi9 nan 'T w.,
Suauish loss Is not stated III the detail,
Sut il IL reported that Captain lazo lost
one lieutenant ard eight suer'!as
M lcxt rows from Pinar del Rio Is
awaited with interest. bo,h by the si'aliisH
authorities and by tho symV0'h'@ets WIN
In spite OF the numerous Instances In
which tneN have been disnppolhteu, the
government expresses complete coniidehct
MAT now tncir operations against Maceo
are to he crowned With success, me col
INNS within or west OF the military line
south from Marcel. have been 'a5Se'y r..
iuforcrd ana the military anihoriieS an
nounct-d their intention to force Mnceo tt
fight or TO come towards the line. iht
lne they consider impregnahle and theS
believe mat they VIII thus ontrnp Mareo
Colonel Alea and the battalion OF II
Ieficia have fought the Insurgents nnde'
| I.a--,et Co,azzo AT the Great Hapa'a, TN
| Insurgents having twelve killed and car
fvire away numerous wounded. inc III
7 sil-r.nt lender. Juan Suare2. was amoni
+ tia Killed In both Of the ensag"ment
! abov~ reported several prisoners wer'
/ captured. as we'll as arms and amhuni
ton ani important documents.
Tho insurgents have coucentrated lars
/ forces IN the district ~ Sauci Spritu.
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AppLYlNG rIIE ToRcM.
In~urrrn.s BURNING Plantations In Every
Direction

Insurrrn.s Burning Plantations In Every
Direction
,Iow York. Aprn io.-The Herald iia-
yana cubl" says
The mayor Of Waiay, ncnr Mariana NO
onmpaiiod hy policeman was hold up on
the Arrange estate ~ rebel band unarr
IDnn Jrl;fado IT,, horses they roie' anu
four others taken from citlzonH Tor GOV
rfufu.nt rfrviCo, wrr" svi2Hi NJ it'ni' -
tor thHes una town money a'reaAy cpHnet
"a were taitan from the nnyor wh1 WIS
ilen releayed. 'rhe Arrange estate was
x party Of lnsnrgcnts caught ne nal,
,.arrl.r hti@.ocu l4llnof aud thrhaho, ipnk
ms lcticfH from hun and ih"ii mac MN
FL tuit, in thu work ~ deinolitNlhS lrr'lN-
ratinns errctDi IN tne lni fit ga'ti''
~ CarhnAtiH corr sppnd"ut WRITES
''rAe town Us l-n VA total anrkn - eS,
cepi tor 1ira started by me r,h. .i'', on
rriyl4iurlu. raiAira There in 30 hrrosrN.
IN town Fogeriy is ac0erall anA iu"tn ~
no money even A. soud achoou.r 10 ma
gann for fond and m"tehandiSr. INC r.nr ali
| burnoi yeaurraay u hrlg" OF ine roni
| ffItu Generalization 10 Romona station Lni
| fonr houses en- ihc sahuillo vslatc' Inc
i1r.b is Applied rYriyM here H.,
letter from san cliatunil gays ne III,
! nirg.ufs under t!uinitn RanGera i,tht,
! srsInt clrhl houeoh un tobacco WipS III
| lDo Nlftnl'P.
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FUSION pARpoNEp.
f'lcmoncy Granted the old Man Who
Killed His paughter's Eeuayer'

CI.rency Granted the old Man VINO
Killed His paughtor's HeuaNer'
Austin. Texas, April i9.-l'pon the rec
nnimcndaliou Of the pardon board Gov
eruor Culberson has pardoned X. j. fus-
tor. The old man from Stonewau count
who recently came here ana IN ~ - ~
,rssonted Il petition f1r remission OF ms
ssrofenco TO his eNcenHncy WINE on ms
NAV 10 the penitentialy TO dei.v't MN MN
sell 70 the penitcutiary auihorll.ss " "
TN ktlled a man who had seducei MS
IN liter md WAS sent 10 the pcnll'n'iarr
qn, two years. He started for prison Nm
attended and carrying his own eoii nm,
NJ, naners. Many romantic stories were
,,,m and printed about him aha quite
" feeling OF sympathy Was wcrhea up
for him through m. press anu Az Fly ~
! 10 restore him 10 liberty. ,,.,
" cetemporaneous with fnstons prn'ion
| ,a,.rysr. there was received AT me exc,
cu,iys Office and filed protest asaihs
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WRECK IN LrAREz.

I'll Faso. Texas. April 1.-THE ancoming
MeNlean Central passenger train was
wrecked this morning while entering the
mag yards. The first aud second class
S,oach was turned over. the sleeper badly
MANAGED ana the tender OF switch en-
gine WAS completely demolished one
Mexican woman was lightly cut with
simss nut ihere was no serious casualties
INC cause of the wreck was n defective
switch which let engine. baggage ana thirl
mss car over safe. hut tho iirst-class
ear and the sleeper were thrown on 10 a
s.nlhS on which the switch engine was
standing Ry o'c~ck the track was
sn,lrrly cleared and the outgoing train
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TINE cHrNcn ABOVE THE STATE.

Tho Mormon church has 'us' issued n
tisoipllrnrY order that n attracting IA
little attention. asa II rightly fr.ferrre.et
by the outside public mcArs a scr,oue et.tA
Of AFFAIR." once more IN riah. afi realizes
70 great extent NE apprehcus,ons ~
The Ccntllog out thore .ha, the "a ints s,e
quietly preparing for a var chamber cr,n.
troll ~ tho nt,v state MI III. resufn,,ton
OF their old-,,ue prnrticea
Tho order prohihlin snv ofor,aI ne,,v
or great II the Alo,nnn .s,allisb,ncr,
firm, nocot.itn0 a nautical ocac,. mr. ho,,or
or ludulglir IN. "a uolltlenl c,rnnniyn vv4-,,
an, Ara, ol,tof,,ry mn ,.o,.,,ise,o,, n, $50.
head III ,hc cburch IA ,h, ,h,,r,b o,,.a,.
,,.,i,, 4. elaborate ,,,A ua nso,,,. ,,.
.r.ttnra9, tb,orfb o,,arv .t,y ..,,A t,,,,,,.,
I'm The state mud IN. "sot,as., on,,,,,,h.r
.ho t;enifas ,,po Ia ono tho r-rc.,chir,,
oTcet NJ snch a ,ltaee rn,, ha renauv ,,,-
uroclated The no,u,enl efro., ia no q,
stroltc Of the men 10 euhoralnnte ,bn u,-
ltical or civic duties and resunnsiillt,t.y
Of the members az Tho Norman church ~
their fidelity 10 the church and rrantn .
big political as we'll as religious boys on,
OF tho head of MormoniEm. Boas Platt o,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
London Money.

London. April i9.-Whlc the leading
banking institutions have n taclt agree
ment not TO lend money under ~ per cent.
1T has been possible during the past week
to obtain advances elsewhere as low AS
= per cent. With consols at over ll2. II
II quite Impossible TO have an idea when
the upward movement of all Investment
securities is likely TO stop rs a result
Of excessive choapnoss of money attentjnn
IS being turned TO stocks showing n fair
interest return Mines were Inactive pend
lhs the developments Of the situation In
Africa. American securities also show n
much healthier tone, seemingly on heller
that feeling IN America in favor Of the
god standard is growing. Advances We're
made durins the week in Louisville and
Nashville IA. Denver and RIO Grande pre-.
ierred N; Atchison mortgage and WA.
hhsh hves, Norfolk and Western decreased
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A. w. Fly; address Of welcome from
Sidney Sherman chapter. Daughters OF ne
Niger. response by T.. X. Lubbock; y. M.
business meeting; . u. m, ride over, city
starting from hall, y. M, memorial SCI
vices at First rrcsbytcrian churoh, so"t"-
Tuosday--l0 a. M. parade carriages 10
NO M hotels al $50 A. IN. for veterans ana
Daughters of the Rcpuhlic); grafton n
i,,rnnr of the day at hail, by Hon. NJ. r..
lSinhsrr. BANQUET to Veterans and paugn
Tors Of Republic. at dining room Of hall;
to ! y. m reception by sidney sherman
chaptcr to veterans and Daughters OF NI
nuniic. al Mrs. Walter Greshan's resi-
dencc. corner broadway and Fourteehth.
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THE TAYLOR FAIR

Preparations for the Poultry Exhibit
a Constable Hurt.
Taylor. Texas, April Is constable j. y,
zov, ncmann was badly bruised up a
few days since at Beyersylilc, a small
place near Taylor. He had discovered
three violators OF the law IN cam IN
hlg pasture. and captured Two "nll.
tho thrd made n break 10 eScapc. Inc
officer gave chase. and has horse, when
Aas Guruiy. ran into a bar5ed wire fence,
failing over the wires and on the rider.
His Lex and side were badly bruised, ami
10 hohblc around.
Al q meeting OF the directors Of the
TAYLOR fair yesterday the poultry ana pet
stock department of the coming iair on
May 6. Z and =, was placed IN charge of
the Williamson County Poultry assocla-
tion. OF which the folio%ing are officers
Mrs j. j. Haysltp, president NJ r. over
street, Vice president; A. j MeCaI'y, sec
rotary Charles w. McAnuliy was appoint
ed superintendent. with II. J. hoAhar' as
sistant.
and the Poultry association Vt vas agreed
that pens viii he furnished Ia AL eNhin-
iiors free of charge, one pen TO each
variety exhibited by one party No en-
awarded All entries for his department,
to h., made by May 3 All poultry and
stock must be on the grounds by L cioch
May and not removed untl o'clocN
Nav s. Exhibitors are assured that
coinpetent person Will remain in charge
OF the stock at all times.
Tho Taylor wheelmeu VIII also have
hand in the fair, Permission has been re-
hold a series OF bicycle races ana appro
pirate lreiniu,ns Will be Offered. invita-
! ions have been sent to the leading wheel
mon of the state to participate. all In
! answers from whom so FAR received hay
been favorable. The fair promises to b
:. very Interesting one
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PROGRAMME OF COYlla
Republicans Ia Both HOSE, !. !,
Early Adiouran.,t !
pEFFER's BOND INQUIRY assun|
VIII Cause . wrangls for p,....
the senate-Many Meas~pss IN.
Ing In tho houss.

Washington, April ls.-Ths -
for the coming week in the Nam.
unsettled, MIR. Henderson, cb,,,..'
the judiciary committee, has N. >!
that he will call up the h,ns,..
for consideration on Wedn..s.s
Thursday. but the approach ~ 4.
the session has made all memh.. n
ested In particular Legislation w.,
and from now on there will IA NM. 4
ling and crowdlne for the FIGHT A =
1t seems probable that Mr. NM
will be crowded out this week 4 \
First of all, Mr. Cannon, chairm,.
appropriation committee, IA ds,.,,,..
push through the general tlcac,.n., \.
the last of the supply bills-at N. ~
moment. and, as approprIa tion I'M
privileged, he cam be kent baSk ~ w
vote of the house. All the nsmS
control are DESTROYS Of furthAr,rs 4
thing looking to an early ai,~rs.
and are In full sympathy wiz n.
pose. lie does not expect the hay
hill 10 consume more than a dav ~
MT the most.
MIR. Pickler, chairman Of the com,
on invalid pensions, is very much h =
est IN his purpose to bring In tn ~
pension hill reported from his Coma
and he intends to press II at ever y
tunity. With this Legislation n !
managers of the house are In SVEN
There are in addition several N.Y.
election cases to he disposed Of nm
a particular desire to dispose Of In }
from the Fifth Alabama, the rsr.,
which unseats Judge Cobb. The M
ara, therefore, against the bankruvsd
| this week.
Tomorrow Is suspension day. I'M
the banking and the currency puhlk 7
| and. possibly the pensions commits,
be brought up.
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AS to the next place of meeting? ."
RESULTED IN DEATH.
A Stabbing ARRAY Terminates Fats
l'hI unNas Aninrnna

a Stabbing ARRAY Terminates Fatally.
The Texas Veterans,
Galveston, Texas. April IA cutting
ARRAY which occurred IN sa'oon on Post
office stree, last night, and which was
regarded lightly. had fata. termination
this morning George Evans, color u. was
the victim and the story of his mother.
the only witness examined at the eoron-
ers inquest today, Is as follows: George
came home about II O'Clock Wednesday
morning, complained of being sleepy and
said he would take nap and then 20
back to work. Thursday morning he snii
he would go and see doctor and have
hts arm dressed. hut instead remained I'm
bed all day. very sick Friday morning "A
doctor WAS sent for, and saturday morn.
the patient blood poison Ind set in and
at $40 O'Clock this morning Evans died
The parties to the cutting ARRAY were
arTes,ed h J., MiGn, ana Wien '1ny
morning Evans declared himself the az
| grossar cNoneratinG his adversary. who
| was discharged. while Evans was fued 81
| for lighting This morning Hact Day. alsc
| charge Of murder,
TrNAs VETERANS,
The Texas Veterans havo been cominl
| in quite freely today ana about $50 of then
were registered AT the fremont hotel
which Is TO he the headquarters. this al
| tcrnoon. When the evening train cami
In the number was further Increased an,
| more are expected tomorrow mornine
Governor Lubbock says he thinks Their
viii be IA very large attendance. Mira
| Arson Jones, Mrs, Fem and Miss Bell
| Fem of Houston We're among the arrival
this afternoon.
Following is the programme for tomor
| row and Tuesday:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meeting; 10 a, m, ad
dress OF welcome from the city by Mayo
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Cedar bayou. Texas, Apnl u hey W
j. Morrow. Christian preacher " CEN
ter, roxas, arrived "A this plncc handay
and has commenced holdiDg prolrheifd
meeting AZ the chrHiHn church II me
place. Large crowds go Out Ia hEnr TINS
eloquent preacher and great results are
expected Of this meeting
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TIE ls,v white ~ reform, element CT the
-.rnhsiesa party will hold its state con-
veu;ioa in Houston, beginning Today
wAac tse large majority Of the citizens
q; Ncas,oa StssrT politically from these
-,e9-5nc-S the members q the conNe'.'
tsa- as NiSi.o-s will he extended eoFdia!
welcome. !, - hoped the delegates VIII
IN. Houston such a pleasant convention
center ,Ns; tAsy VII come sgain-
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wrong, IN the particular cases-the special
s-,rrsss and view 81 publlc slty constitute
Tire alarming feature, We shan hear from
tstrn often IN Ike direction. Outside 81
the solver craze they are all republican
Aaa rev ire republican saints promise
,As ehe2ossi sensation OF all
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SENATE.

IL ~ W,
Washington, April 1o,--The pro8ssi
in the senate VIII probably begin y
contest for right of way between hi
preparations committee and the f,sai|
the PETER resolution for an investr|
of the recent bond sales. and UNI
result of this Will depend largely iAI
of procedure for the remainder III
work
Senator Pettigrew Will make a Z
to get the Indian appropriation nj
Immediately after the disposal Of nd
business in the morning and II osSd
is made viii ask that the senate Y
| by vote whether 10 proceed WITH
Indian bin. lie says that the TIL
already been held back week III
accommodation of otner nleasun
that he viii not consent to otha 4
J poncmcnt except upon the order u
| senate itself. other members Of III
mittee are disposed TO take the sasI
ton and urge that nothing shall SO
the way of the appropriations N5
| the present.
| Senator PETER Is anxious not ei1
TIE the Appropriation bill, but Ml
that debate on the bond inyestr
resolution could he concluded 10 ~
day or two. He has not yet decided :!
er he will yield to the entreaaes g
| appropriations committee or alM
question to so TO vote. He y ~
/ that his resolution will pass when Y
upon ii Is reached and is OF tn q
that after Senator Hin conclu1a
~
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RESIDENCE An ALyARADo.

Alvarado. Texas, Aprii is,~,Abpui three
miles south OF Aivaraao the Residence 81
n, j. Mn and all his household furniture
were DESTROYED by FIRE thl, morning Tha
family OF MIR. MN WAS nbsrnt Nom hons
insurance.
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rppouuR VIII. nE PROMISED.

Mndrid. Apnl No. II IL anlhnnred maj
the fnya, spocrh 10 bf delivered At ne
anet,iug Of thr urw rarioH VIII promise
pniiii"at ara ndminlstrnllve reforms for
cuba hn1 Porto Iiiru.
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u.llrrl llnlian rnANK srICIpED

Warrington. AnrIi ia,--Iicnry A. An
dsfgon, an inAatr Gwrde, who arrived mere
from rnleaRo Friday evening TO ten
President Cleveland how 10 save me
country, committed suicide by stfhnsoin-
l9D th.s morning IN police cell 'e
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ARCHBISHOP IRELASp
Says American Liberty c kssI.s
Teachings of HIS ehu..'

Says American Liberty c hs,Is
TEACHINGS of His chulcn.
Washington, April l9.-"Nn
secrated bishop of sioux palls' 81 y,
ceremony taking place at .. I'M,
church. which was crowded. ~ .L,s
the four hours which tilss , ealp D
sumed. Cardinal Satoili oll t nrisg
secrator and $50 bishops am rnd IN
pied the chancel and chapel a ssr,is,
the responses incident 10 ,ms vii n
Archbishop Ireland, WI" h,sbop VI
metropolitan of the new na al WIZ
an address, IN the coutsId su,osrsaI
raid: 1.-THE liberties, the ars The q
spirit OF progress when an" NJ to-
OF America are the ou'eo"' Inc Ell
Ing OF the principles un y. eirsI
church. Liberty ana p'oossnspered
the world with her ana he R,e- mos. y
under her breathings' ahurch -
precepts of the Cathoilc Hshe pH
building up of America, ,,.y Of r.
loyalty to the state, p'm'i II ths
life, charity to fellow-iinvare Of ne
cncroaches upon the spmav. Ifts1
We should bid her lie u,ayv Of W
enters into the saiu.u,re OF the
science. the proper emp and the
the appeal ia to God, a ands SRI
ordered to hold off It's ns" ue hssi,
of church and state , az Treyoldls|
America. church aud sta'S ,st.nrt. 81
Catholics fan behind none y em,rs
citizens in admiring It anu \
continuance. ,.,h wishes
al hi
from the state In the !, ?, the sr1
gospel. But liberty iron s,cfts.,
wishes and clamors for ora, a. Ssndst
liberty in its fullest s'i'' am csp
| mon law Of the land, d ! A"b ut u
from no rights and priyyiinvus,Va c.i11
other citizens because ,rs the va
because / carry upon mu petrs!
my priesthood. My WORM worms are "
for the future. Ameriennv,ic lions y
Of sincere religious con ard WI
profound common semi semi and ~.
know how "a keep chvrcn, ~, g full ~
rate and vet give liberty ~"
ausrS religion and morals +.
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since his ,oar .. TIE country MT. De
rev. wan; >: enthusiasm foF Morton Is
t.,SNlirr CIT all ovcs him.
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Yors-o., MoNray. sTnr. = -,
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/ g. r,,enen vho are not carrying any
{ s=fa-,3ie h.oo--s sSart thea Do not hest
4 -. 70 ,i.l; the White iiouSe-nieasles or
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EXCURSION TO Sal, , Nd

In order to accommodate psssiifcss
sire to visit the san Ja JAG The tug n
Captain Alien WIN rs z, i,esyins N
lrip, 500. Parties ,,s rannIsssss's
historical spot on ior,ogtnn'p
should not miss this oPv
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"wHy lam A PREsb,srss
Corrigan Texas, Ap'n u, nrsps
Thomas Ward White, , w's sub jss'
next Tuesday night; Titan"
why / am a Presby'e'
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I, : not the SPARSE ;rcoaa thA' IS
v,-fy-.- re Ciaai.s. hlt ;he supply Of
.4use57 af7-nn''ior : Jan WI" ne' 81
-sa.-.r iaa l.lanl pa.l sac nilNusier.ng
.,-,s ii-.5 as are kept from iaadlas.
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1rLrrso>r SrasfNS

= I'c-itl. q: snFs'sss1 ~
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sga!a .s sl.l 70 have 3 home ri'le
sc.e1r. - contemplation T. Offer Cuoa
IS we srs-e Of i-a9c- Poor simple old
s-asa Sic iaiaas eve-s body ESQ IS
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to bed He is 1istless and without energy.
The chances are he is dizzy, has "heart-
burn" palpitation, sees black spots be-
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What nonsense it is to let condition of
that sort continue. Nine-tenths of all
the sickness in the world comes from
constipation and neglect of it. It is a
simple thing to cure if you go about it
right It's bad thing and serious thing
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SUPERIOR COURT.
How Law Calendar Cases Were Dis
posed of Yesterday.

In Department One of the Superior
Court yesterday Judge Catlin overruled
the demurrer Of James Riley to the COM
plants Of the Germania Building and
Loan Association.
James Murray's petition for discharge
from his debts was granted, and a SIM
liar order was made in the matter of
j. w. Greenlaw, Jr., an insolvent.
An order was made settling the final
account of the assignee in the case of
w. A. Gamble against his creditors.
The demurrer in the case of Charles
Heisen gainst J. E. Manlove was with
drawn and thirty days allowed in which
to answer.
All the other cases were continued.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
G Perkins, deceased, Judge Johnson
granted the petition for letters of ad-
ministration with will annexed to G. A.
Perkins, with bond fixed ait $4,000, and
G. A Knott as appraiser.
He also made a like order to the same
petitioner in the matter of the estate
Of Mary Perkins, deceased, with bond
fixed at $4,000 and denied the petition
Of Jane Smith for letters of administra-
ton.
Leave was granted the executor Of the
estate of w. A. Miller to mortgage the
realty of the estate.
The final account Of the estate Of
Michael Hennessey, deceased, was set
tied, and distribution ordered.
Letters of administration Of the es-
tate of Wesley Best, deceased, were
granted, with bond of $4,000 and N. L.
Drew appointed appraiser.
The will of Catherine c. Priess was
admitted to probate.
Letters Of guardianship of the estate
Of Elizabeth Small and others, minors,
were granted, and bond fixed at $500
cash.
The annual account of the admins
traitor of the estate of Mary E. Hum
phrey, deceased, was allowed.
Letters Of administration Of the estate
of William Mayer, deceased, were
granted.
The final account Of the estate Of
Bridget Lynch was allowed, with $50 at
| torney's fees and the estate ordered
distributed
The petition for letters of guardian
ship Of the estate of Charles L. Todhun-
ter and others, minors, was granted,
with bond fixed at $500 for each minor.
In the case Of George w. Johnson
against Nettie Munich, John A. Young
and Margaret Jane Welch, the defend
ants motion to strike out was denied,
they failing to appear.