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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-16
UPHOLDs THE DOCTRINE.
Report OF foreign Relations COMMITTEES
viii BE Made ON Friday.

Report OF Foreign itetatons Commfttoe
viii Be Made Friday.
WASHINGTON Jan. l6.-At the meeting
of senate committee on foreign relations
"Wednesday the resolution prepared by
Senator Davis for tine committee, defining
the legislative action, the attitude Of this
country .tegagd foreign encroachments cn
the western hemisphere,, In accordauce
with the Monroe doctrine, was reported 70
the eommittee. The resolution was dis
cnssed at som length, but final consider
alton of-it wass postponed until next FRI
day, when special meeting OF the com
mites will be held To consider the resolu-
tion and the entire subject which it
covers.
Whilethe coinmittGscs a. almost unani-
nous ir ;.,vvcacy of such, a declaration
there is some objection, especially on the
part of Senator Gray, who expressed the
opinion that unless the declaration was
modified In some particulars, it might
lead to complications which might be
avoided by proper care at this time.
Other members consider the problem one
OF such magnitude and involving SO many
possible contingencies as TO render it iu.-
portant TO avoid the appearance OF undue
haste. Tho text of the resolution was not
given out, but 1t Is understood that 1t Is
strong and concise declaration, assert
serting che American doctrine In unmis-
taxable terms.
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Cal, tn Christian orrau,rati ou..

. WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.-Mr. X. 5.
Tharin, who has been zone Of the active
movers regarding relief for tho Armen-
ians, has issued a call for all the Christian
organizations In the United States to
send delegates To national Christian
convention at Washington To meet on
Saturday, Feb. -, 1895, ito consider the
deplorable condition of Armenia, to de-
wise ways, and means for the ameliora-
tion thereof and to consider whether to
memorializc congress To take effective
measures TO abate the nuisance now ram
pant on the Bosphorus."'
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DIXON, Ills, Jan. 16.- In order to get
even with a successful rival for the smiles
Of yoms lady, It Is alleged that Will
lam Laily tried to >S.erk an Illinois Cen.
tral train at Eldina Tuesday n'oh. ia
consequence he and James Holgson,
whom he persuaded to assist him, have
been held for trial In $500 bonds each. Jo-
seph Petit, whose lifeit is asserted Lally
sought to take, expected TO move Tuesday
night to Nashville. Tenn, and the alleged
train wrecking plan was for the purpose
Of being revenged upon him. a4- 1a
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Enormous Liabilities.

Wednesday on good authority that the
liabilities Of Keen, Sutterle & Co., leather
dealers, whose failure was announced on
Saturday. will reach the enormous sum
Of $4,000 Nothing can be learned of
the as cts. 1t Is stated further that Fred
erick S. Sutterle, the head of the embar-
rassed firm, left the city the day before the
assignment was recorded In company with
John NJ. Fenlin, u tobacco merchant, who
failed at the same time. and that neither
has since been heard from. The leather
trade is considerably agitated. over the sit
uatfon
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Nenlthr wonan b Trouble.

ST. JosEPH No, Jan 10 "A sensation
al scene occurred ia division No. OF the
circuit court .Atslaas' - --Nal,l-p i. y ddse
WoodsOn ordered Mrs. Joy Murie Hooper
committed to jan for contempt of court.
The commitment wa. Afterwards stlrFed
on d fcgSlpoint. NJ. H3gl.s-s-- =
connected aifd~ Wealthy. Shc- was inter
ested in fuel company which recen, "
failed. After a receiver had been an'
pointed she collected about 500 Of tho
firms money which she rtfuscd 90 turn
over. She declares she viii not produce
the money and Will likely 60 90 idii.
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purpose Of apportioning the state into
new senatorial and assembly districts un
der the census Of 1896. Following is the
call:
"In pursuance of the authority vested In
me by the constitution, I, William II.
Upham, governor of the state OF Wiscon-
sin, do hereby convene the Legislature of
said state In special session at Madison.
Tuesday. the 18th day Of February, A. ID.
1885. at IL o'clock, to apportion the state
into senatorial and assembly districts on
the basis OF the new state census, as pro-
vided by law.
NV. II. UPHAM, Governor.
"HENRY CASsON Secretary OF State
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Satisfactory Conferences Between President
Kruger and Governor Rebinsen.

bAtisfsotory Conference Between frestdeni
Kruger and Governor Robinsen.
PRETORIA. Jan. l6-The conference be.
twesn Sir Hercules Robinson. governor Of
the Cape ColoNs. and President Krueger
OF the South African repubiio, has been
concluded, and IL is believed that II has
been entirely satisfactory ~ regards all
matters In which DIR. Jameson and his
followers arc concerned. The other qucs-
tions which require settlement have been
deferred. The British officials speak in
the highest terms Of the moderation dis
played by President Kruger. aud declare
10 to bo untrue that he has made any in
ordinate demands Some OF Uitlauders
who have been arrested nj Johannesburg
have beon released.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-It 10 sscertained that
the Clement mentioned In the list OF
the prisoners Of DIR. Jamcson's force which
was issued by the British South Africa
company 10 not Victor Clement. the min
Ing engineer, as At frat supposed but q
man named Clement Atkins.
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Foraker FORMALLY Elected.

COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 16-The two houses
Of the Legislature in Joint session wednes-
day at Il o'clock confirmed their respec-
tive acts OF Tuesday by electing j. b.
Foraker United States senator, the term
To begin March a, 1897. The senstor-elect,
In waiting at Governor Bushnelrs Office,
being escorted to the hall Of the house,
was received with great applause and ad-
dressed the general assembly briefly
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Kansas Woman Gives Poison TO
Her Eight Children.
SEVEN DIE IN A FEW MINUTES.

The Mother Then Goes 10 the Barn Where
she Commits Suicide by Hanging-T4o
Desperate Deed Caused by tho Poverty
of the Family and the Illness of the Hus-
band and Father-rerriblo Discovery
Made by Neighbor.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia special to The
Republic from st. Joe, No, says: Early
Tuesday morning Mrs. Joseph Hide
brandt, who with her husband and eight
children, the latter ranging from 70 u
years of age. reside on a farm six miles
south OF Marysyille, Kan, arose from her
bed, and preparing breakfast, called her
children, after which all Of them sat
down TO the morning meal, shortly after
they had finished breakfast all Of the chill
dren were taken III ard In q short time
four Of them were dead. The mother re-
fused TO go after medical attendance and
did not arouse the neighbors Finally
one of the neighbors came in and seeing
the situation, went for help. When no
returned he found three more Of the chill
dren dead and the mother missing.
The Mother Hangs HERSELF
A seach was at once made which re-
suited in finding Mrs. Hildebrandt IN the
barn, where she was suspended by q rope
around her neck. Death had come 60 her
sometime before the discovery. Tho eighth
and only child left was alive ut a late hour,
but its death was momentariy expected
Some time ago the husband and father be-
came afflicted with cancer Of the face.
He used up what little means he had IN
trying 20 effect "A cure, and a few days ago
went TO Kansas City, where he received
treatment in a hospital The poverty Of
the family SO worked on the mind Of Mrs.
Hildebrandt that she Administered poison
TO her children and thcn killed herself
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Bnnh suspends Payment.

MISSKAPoLrs. Ian. i6. The, City bank.
one Of the smaller state banking institu-
tions Of this city. suspended payment
"Wednesday pending an examination by
the state bank examiner. The institu-
ton has been known TO DO weak for some
time. T. j. Buxton Is president and Fred
A. Smith cashier. The capital is $500 600.
The deposits at the last statement, Dec. l3,
1896. were s5s3, bo4; loans and discounts,
se7s, 7s7; cash ON hand and due from banks,
n az 2QA
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wAsHISGroS, Jan. io-The Arizona
territory admission bill was taken up for
consideration by the house committee on
territories Wednesday. Delegate Muir
phy presented In detail reasons why he
thought the tcrritery should be admitted
20 statehood The bill will he further
consfelerrtr on Saturiay
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R.y.nu. r.rin B,,,.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 The senate
financial committee held a brief meeting
Wednesday with Senator Jones Of Me-
vada, absent, for the consideration OF the
revenue tariff BILL A vote was taken and
developed tie on the bill. Senator Jones
was not paired and IL became necessary
to have his vote either for or against the
bill. When he returns IL Is understood
that 1t will be reported either favorably
or adversely, depending upon his vote
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. le.--The boycott inaug-
urated against the st. Louis Fair sssocis-
tion by the Kentucky Breeders' associs-
tion seems to have fizzled out. Horsem On
ali over the country as fast a. they heard
OF IL telegraphsd to the Fair association
assurances Of their frien dship. Entries to
ALI the stakes closed "Wednesday, and the
Fair association officials state that the
list a unusually large.
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Nor,hcrn Pacific Recelvsr.hip

WASHINGTON, Jan. i6-The hearing In
regard to the receivcrship OF the Northern
Pacific railway which began Tuesday be
fore Justices Field, Harlan, Brewor and
Brown. sitting In chambers, was contin-
ucd Wednesday. Ex-senator Spooner
concluded his argument and was followed
by Mr.. Pettit, who is the direct represent
alive of the railroad company.
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Receiver Asked Fsm.

cmcAto. Jan. i6'-fhe superior court
is asked TO appoint rcceiver Tor the
Calumet Iron and Steel company, whose
plnnt Is at South Chicago. The company.
which was once a largo aud nourishing
concern, has been out of business for some
time, but the plant ~ now In the possess
sion ol a new corporation under lease
which the court Is, asked to Get aside a.
frau lulcnt
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Prominent Lawyers Fight I'm Court.

BALTIMORE, Jan. lex. Congressman
Henry Stock bridge and Thomas Mao
Kali. both prominent members Of the
bar, became involved In an alteration In
Judge Phelps court Tuesday, during
which the lie was passed. The men
ciinched and some OF the bystanders say
blows were struck before they wcro seps-
rated. Judge Phelps ordered them out OF
tho courtroom and viii probably punish
thefu. for contampt
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Failnre NJ philaleIpllia.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan lS.-Charlcs w.
Landell, manufacture Of glazed Kid ana
morocco leather 40 Ia North Fifth street
failed Tuesday. Thr liabilities VIII ex
ceed Sl50.OJ0; assets Sl35OJO ) number
Of executions have been issued ana Mr.
Landell will make an assignmQnt Abo.
Stein * Co. of New York are among the
creditors. The failure was a result OF the
recent collapse OF kcon, Sutterlo & Co
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Hxpno,I., rerribly nurned.

NEW HAMPTON, Ia, Jan. 10 AT Law
ler. a small town east Of this city. Don
G. Hall. hypnotist. In giving a pcr.
formance broke kerosene lamp, the con.
tents being spilled upon himself He was
soon enveloped In nsmes, which wore ex-
tinguished by the prompt action of a
man In the audience Hall was terribly
burned and IL IL doubtful II he will sur
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the DEATH RECORD.

Brigadicr General CHARLES A. HECK
MAN, veteran OF two wars, at Philadei-
phia
GEoReS ROCKWELL prominent Ksnsan,
at Junction City, Kan.
Colonel WILLIAM SCOTT BROWN, Mexi-
can wax veteran. nc Chicago
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FORT SMITH, Ark, Jan. 10 6-Judge Par.
ker Tuesday sentenced Cherokee Bilp' to
be hanged on Tuesday, the 18th OF March.
Cherokee was once before sentenced 70
death, but his case was appealed to tho
supreme court of the United States, whore
the Judgment OF the lower court was af-
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Fiv. Men Charged with Arson.

CRAWFORD. Neb., Jan. l6-Five men
are under arrest here charged with arson.
They are strangers In this section and are
alleged to have started the FIRE which de-
stroyed the greater portion Of the city
Sunday night. Some OF the goods from
tho buildings destroyed were found In
their possession when captured. It Is be-
lioved they started tho fire to conceal tho
robbery. There are numerous threats OF
lynchinR the prisoners. ....i- =.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6.-Mrs. Edith
Cox, widow of the late Abraham n. Cox.
the wealthy paper .deAiar, was so badly
burned Tuesday by the explosion Of an
alcohol lamp which she ySs filing that
she died few hours latef. Mrs Cox was
endeavorlng To warm some food for the
children and the alcohol she was pouring
into the lamp became tgnited. Her cloth
Ing was ablAze In IN instant :Her mother
rushed ints the room and rescued the two
children, but before Mrs. CoI's burning
garments could be distinguished she was
burned almust to . crisp.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. M--The four-story
building occupied by the roofing concern
of Tobias G. New, b3i TO 539 East Nine
teenth street. was destroyed by fire Tues
day night. The flremen believe that the
flames started by spontaneous combustion.
The total loss to building and stock Is es-
timated at s75, 900, which Is only partially
covered by insurance
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FALLS CITY. Neb., Jan. I6.-Mssked
robbers entered the local Missouri Pacino
station and with drawn ,revolvers held up
four passengcrs and the aeent. The valu-
ables of all were taken. The agent was
ordered TO open the safe He jumped
through the window and escaped. being
fred at repeatedly.
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Senators from Utah.

SALT LAKE, Jan. le.--At the Republic
An caucus Frank j. Cannon was nomi-
mated by acclamation. Twenty votes
were necessary to nominate. On the Sec
ond ballot Arthur Brown received "a votes
and G. w. Bennett 10 Brown was there
fore declared nominated. No other nomi-
nations were before tho convention.
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prus,an Diet Opened.

BERLIN, Jan. i6-The Prussisn diet
was opened at noon "Wednesday In the
white hall of the schloss The speech from
the throne was devoted to domestio Affairs.
II is estimated that the budget for lSse
will show a smaller deficit than that o'
isqs owing to increased railway receipts
due TO improved trade.
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Chnnoc for American Artist..

WASHINGTON. Jan. l6-United States
Consul General De Kay, at Berlin, re-
ports that he has secured an allotment OF
room In the international art exhibition,
to be held In Berlin from May TO October
next, for American artists, and promise
from the president Of the exhibition com.
mittee that their pictures shall be brought
to Berlin and returned to New York free
af charge
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Indian. Dsmosr.,,e COMMITTEES.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. i6.-The Democrat
A. state central committee met In this city
wednesday and reorganized Sterling
r. Holt of Indianapolis was unanimously
eI,cted chairman, 30 succeed Thomas Tag
cart. John p. Frsnzei was elected treas
urer The chairman will appoint score
tarv later.
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SoUrH BEND, Ind, Jan 4G-Aloaio-
Worst, n prominent cltl5n .aa1pne oftAc
leading. cen ltractor~ ANA btldi'rS of norBh-
ern Indiana, shot himsod Wednesday.
The ball entered his forehead death re-.
sulting almost immediately. lie was
married but short time. asso. It IS
.thought-probable insanity prompted tho
Il.
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PHILADEIPHIA Jan 10. - Benjamin
Johnson the resident agent Of the New
York firm OF Kendall q Whitlock, stock
exchange brokers', whc suddenly left this
city Jan. Z, after the discovery OF short
age of about $1,000 In his accounts, was
arrested In rnmpa. Fla. Tuesday.
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BLUE SPRINGS, Jan. 16-The Blue
Springs bank was closed by the'stato ex-
aminer, who now has possession. No
loss TO deposirors Is expected. The Bank
OF Stratton at Stratton,' Mob, was also
closed. The capital stock was $1,000.
The assets are more than equal to the La
hi1fffas
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wATERrowN, y y Jan l6-William
Osycll @, Ozdensburg snot and killed
his motncr ANA thCn ondsd his own life
In that city Tuesday he had been out
OF work Cor some ume paa and ihis Is
supposed 20 have prumpteO him 20 commit
the double Crime.
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DOVER Jan. i8-The- steamship Ces-
gar OF Barcelona has boen sunk In colli-
sion witf-the German ship Nereus, and
nineteen OF her crew were drowned. The
Nereus which left Iquiquc on Oct. 2 for
Hamburg has been towed into place OF
safety. The collision occurred In fog of
Ramsonte.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Dec. l6-John Ros
ers, indicted FOR rubbing the Riggston
poslofiice. awaiting trial in the United
states court. escaped Wednesday from tho
officer having htm In charge aufing tho
temporary absence of The latter from the
United STATES mHrshal's sNirD
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CHILL GUARDS HER FRONTIER.
Occupies Passes Of enc cordisisrs ON TN
ArgeutiDs Boundsry.

LIMA. Peru, Jan. 1b.-Dispatches from
Santiago de Chilli say that division OF
The Gillian army has been ordered to oc-
supy the passes Of the Cordillera border
Ing on tho Argentine republic. II is re-
reported that an understanding between
Chill and Brasil exists on this subject.
Chill and Argontine for over . year
have been discussing tho boundary dts
puts which nc one time thre-tened to In
volve Chilli, Bolivia. Argentine. Peru and
Ecuador In a war In which the four re-
publics last named would be pittcd
against Chilli. The matter, however, has
boon repeatedly announced to have been
settled and the present Development was
not anticipated In view of tho recent ad-
vices from Chilli
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r.a.l r,re An = serman Ooal MIne.

MAcHmsGHosrRAu, Silesia, Jan. ID
A disastrous fire has occurred In the Her.
minigildo coal mine with much loss OF
life. Fifteen bodies have already been re-
covered aud seventeen injured miners
have boeu taken cut
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Ch,,dr.. KILLED by IN Explosion.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. lo.-A special from
stewsrtsville, Mo, says: The boiler Of a
portabls sawmiii belonging 20 Erred
D.bner, ten miles southeast OF here, ex.
ploded Tuesday, instantly killing two Of
his children and badly injurin Y the pro
prietor
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nnhh Nomlnnt.a fnr srnator.

DEs MoINEs, H., Jan. l6 The Demo
cratic legislative joint caucus "Wednesday
made the following nominations: United
States senator, w I Btbb Mount Pleas
ant; state printer, = b Evans, ODtumwaf
state bndcr. NJ 5 Hardie, Dubuque;
warden OF AnHmOsapenitcntarv, Elqma5.
Hudson, Anamosa. warden Ol Fort Madi-
son penitenuary, Elmer 4 Benton, Nc
Crogafs
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An,.nn.. c.n.ll.lns, Nrnwna.

WAsHiNGr0N, Jan i6--rhe Iowa con-
grcssional delegation met Wednesday and
took action formally avowing tho canar
dacy OF senator Allison Cor tho Ncpub-
lican presidential nomination.
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o...h. pa,k. B,d for honda.

OMAHA, Jan. ie--Fcur :omaha banks
have hid for s5lU,tO0 on tho new bond is-
sue Thcy are tho Merchants Neor"sk"
and two not made public
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Cauns.rf.it Gao nm.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. ie-It has jus.
come TO light that new counterfeit 80
bin on the south Bend National bank II
IN circulation.
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OUR NATION CAPITAL
News Of Public interest from
Washington.
TuE DOINGs OF THE LAWMAKERS.

Report of the Days Proceedings IN the
Meeting Of the senate COMMITTEES ON
Foreign Neutrality-suspicious. Member Ke-
suits in Tie Vote on the Rsvenus Tar
an Biii In Committee.
cured the floor shortly after the session Of
the senate began Wednesday and pre-
sented an adverse report on the bill pro-
hibiting citizens OF the United States from
accepting any titles decorations. etc,
from foreign natious. Sherman said there
appeared to be no need for the proposed
legislation and the consideration of the
bill was indefinitely postponed He re-
ported favorably a joint resolution appro-
priating $4,000 for the expense of the COM
mission engaged In fixing the boundary
between Alaska and British America
along the line Of the Hist meridian Of
west longitude. There was some objec-
ton to the immediate consideration Of the
measure, but on Sherman's statement
that the commission now at work would
have to suspend operations unless the APP
preparation was given the resolution was
passed. Mills then took the floor In sup
port OF lis resolution concerning silver.
bonds. etc
Doings In the House.
In the house the speaker announced the
appointment of A,lon of Utah to the COM
mittee on public lands in the place OF
Curtis Of Kansas, resigned. On motion
Of Bowers OF California a bill was passed
authorizing the secretary Of tA interior
under regulations to be fixed - him, to
permit the use of right of way upon pub
lie lands for the purpose OF generating
electric power George B Mcclellan was
declared elected from tho Twelfth district
Of New York. A free home bill, making
actual residence ON railroad land grants
unnecessary where the lands have been
fenced and improved, was passed. A bill
granting an American register to the
steamer Miama was also passed. Then,
on motion Of w. A. Stone Of Pennsyl-
vania, the house won't into committee OF
the whole on the pension appropriation
bill
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WISCONSIN TO BE REDIsrRIcrsD.

Governor Urhssm Issues HIS Call for n
Special Session.
MADISON, Jan. J6.-Governor Upham
has issued the call for the legislature to
meet in special session Tuesday, Feb. IS,
the date originally decided upon, for the
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He Announces tho Dissolution OF the Bond
Syndicate and Releases the Members
from Their obiigatioDs--If the Syndicate
Took the Bonds Small Bids Would Have
To lie Thrown Out by the Secretary Of
the Treasury-Forming OF the Pool.