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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
FAILURES And LIABILITIES.
Reports Of Business Throughout the
United States.
REVIEWS or TRADE FOR THE WEEK.
II. g. Dun D Co. and Dradstree,'s Give n
Resume Of General Business
Conditions.

New York, January s.--R. g. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade. which Is
sues tomorrow. says: The commercial
failures during the complete year OF 1893
number 1918; against 13.sS5 In 1891, but
the aggregate of liabilities Is slightly
greater, sl73,91;,co0. against .S56, so
that the average per failure is S13.12i
against sl2,45S In 1894. The bright promise
offered by a large decrease in the first
quarter was followed by small increase
in the second and third quarters. and n
large increase In the last quarter OF the
year. In that quarter also tho deferred
liabilities to each firm In business in
creased and also the proportion Of de-
ferred liabilities TO payments through
clearing houses.
Remarkable contrasts are shown this
week in prices of materials aad of manu-
featured products. Compared with Janu-
airy /, 1895, prices OF manufactured prod
ucts and of materials rose for pig iron 751
per cent at the highest point, but only
81 at the close, while manufacturers of
iron rose 357 at the highest point and
| 235 at the close. Anthracite coal rising
| 1873 closed &c lower than January ]. 1896.
| Cotton rose 6i.7 per cent at the highest
| point and AL at the close. but cotton
| goods only 1G.S at the highest and 15
| at the close. Hides rose 75.5 at the
| highest and - at the close. Leather As
at the highest and PA at the close, and
| 1876 at the close Woods rose III at the
| highest and GO at the close, but wooden
| goods rose only onc-c ghth of per cent
| Mt the highest point, closing n shade weak
| err silk 1l.3 at the highest point and 10.7
| at the close. The comparisons cast much
| light on the depression and increase In
| failures during the last quarter. Produce
markets have been the theater OF sur
| prising changes which have influenced all
! business. The acreage In cotton was
wisely restricted in order to give products
a better chance for fair returns and the
! crop was further reduced to. some extent
by injury. but growers were injured still
more by frantic speculation which checked
exports. aud by false information and ad.
vice. Wheat producers suffered in like
| manner from wild speculation. which rre-
| vented the exporting OF many million
| bushels. and false reports. which en-
| couraged farmers to keep back their grair
| until the cream had been taken off the
| market by spectators. The inevitable
consequence has been n very long range
in prices, the yield being clearly In eX-
cess of all demands, while Atlantic OK.
ports for the last five weeks flour in.
cluded) have been piil go bushels, against
?,G7S,717 bushels last year. The great cror
of corn has materially affected the prices
of meats.
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NEW YEARS NOTIONS.


What are good resolutions when ?,
many Of our fellow citizens begin the new
year with horn ?--Puck.
Every woman In town knows what her
husband should decide to dn-as his New
Years resolution Globe.
New Years would be more Thoroughly
enjoyed IL 1t didn't always come At tho
busiest time of the year.--Elmira Gazette.
Even il Swearing or is followed by =
relapse. 1t Ia better than chain OF nabit
with unbroken links.-Milwaukee Jour
nal.
Miss Gush--Isn't 1t just lovely to listen
to the chimes ringing the old year out
and the new year In? Gayboy-You bet.
1 wouldn't miss II for the world. always
20 down there with couple Of fish horns.
Judge,
While the old custom Of having unlin1-
tied liquid refreshments for New Years
callers has been quite generally aOan.
doned, tho custom Of men who swear e.
annually to accumulate a vari.coioreo
Tag" on that day prevails to an alarming
ex,cnt yet.-Piitsburg Dispatch.
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THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY.
honorable Warren Truitt Express His
Opinion.

-Ao"oidpie warren Truttt Express 8 HIS
Opinion.
seattle, Wash. January BIN discuss
ing the Alaska boundary question, Hon.
warren Truitt, retiring United States
.suse OF Alaska, having turned over his
said: '' a.
me unanimous opinion on the boun-
saIs question is that the line should stay
,r,sn, where 1t is. The people do not want
,-nsiahds contention granted. for 1t
w mou'u take some of thu best of South
, wes,ern Alaska and control the Yukon
maue. The people are opposed t, any
a hu,e OF England's map-makinG and they
DON'T want arbitration. for they consider
s"ere If nothing to arbitrate. They have
eh enough arbitration In the Behring
~. sc controversy. In which England ct all
Sne uesired. The line is where 1t has been
co,a, for years, but they recognize the
me message of President Cleveland
~ ne venezuelan question Is taken to
de- de- some bearing ON the Alaskan boun-
al y dispute. 1t Is received with favor
case '" WIN 10 VI" N'''si
=, me Alaskan Indians, who are lovers
c,,s me stars and stripes. It being their
o, ussoni TO place the flag at half mast
~ .neir dead. are very much opposed 10
ritory." PEE ss'i VI a"S
Judge Truitt added: Liquor is the
As AS OF nearly all the law-breaking IN
yass When 1 went TO Alaska four
d., ago the grand juries would not In
ssr,, or hquor selling. obeyins public
sentiment rather than law, but at the last
Indicted" III TA'''sAa wa"
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THE HOTELS.
Few Hutchins House.

iNiD,ar & Guerin-
ger. Proprietors.
Reuodeled and
newly furnished.
Lnequaled In all
its appointments
in the State OF
Tcvss
The L Q q q ! ng
Hotel.
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R. c. FAuLKNER & co.

Cameron. Texas January 3.--R. g.
Faulkner d Co.. grocery house. made an
assignment yesterday. naming N. Cass
assignee The following creditors were
preferred:
Class Ar. s. Henderson. Esq. $500:
Crawford & Crawford, $1,000.
Glass B-RotaD Grocery company, Waco,
s4siO.96; NJ. A. Cooper d Co.. Waco,
s2335.s9
Class C'--Wallace, Landes & Co., Gal
weston. sssi.0s: T.. O. Standard Milling com
pany, Dallas. sss5,55.
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The LawlOr-Rntes $3.50 and &3 per
dRy. Jnmes LnWlnr. PrnnrietOr.

John J, Johnston, Warren: Miss jennie
taines, Burnett T. o. Davidson, San An
EHrete, Jr.. Denver; Miss Lena Lyons,
georgetown; Thos. Ward White, New
cunningham; S. w. Mathis. New York ;
mrs n A; V. Cent? and son. Mexico, Mo. !;
city; ]. Andrews and wife, waco; +. H..
sshapman, Edgar II. Chapman. Thomas
nsTersSy' ,Cuero ]. II. Pryor. Columbus;
", 5. shearer. Sherman: D. c. Barry
, usNeston; J.: Ashton, Dallas; II. Il. WI
9 on, w. j Moon and son. San Antonio;
george II Cchelp. st. Louis C. r. Nc
d,aaains: Evansville. Ind: John Johnston.
fr,ty; A; ". Notestruel and wife. New
II tper,a: > Kahn. city: d. We'll. New York
NJ n; ". Ransom. Galveston; James b.
Wells, Brownsville: NJ Hankman. city.
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WAREHOUSES; AND CONTENTS.

Wharton, Texas, January 3--The prop
erty along and about the Southern Paci-
fic depot made narrow escape TINS morn,
ing. At GEO fire broke out In the seq
house OF the Consumers Cotton Oii eou,-
pany and a high wind from we ho MI =.
tanned the flames into u heavy tluEe Yu n
seed house, twenty by ona hundred teeSi
with over $1,000 pounds Of seed. WAS s'9lt
beyond control. and the fire extenaSato
r.. A. Armstrong; warehouse, the 4epse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04

ern, santa Fe, and Galveston, Houston
ana Henderson trains. The 81 round trip
rate In effect every Sunday during the
summer and fall months has been In force
mis- season much longer than usual but
thc PHEASANT weather rC to the present
time has. no doubt, prompted the lines
In Keeping on the low rate owing to the
heavy travel outward on the sabbath.
Ihe " round trip tickets, effective on
sundays. until further notice, will be
accepted for return passage on the MORN
ing trains of the Monday following date
of sale
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mn a NEWSPAPER OFFICE.

Fort Worth, Texas. January Sire
broke out In the Gazette composing room
at AGO this morning and did considerable
damage, but the prompt work of the fire
department saved tho office Some OF the
linotype machines were damaged. but by
10 O'Clock nearly all of them were In COM
mission again. The damage is being re-
paired as fast as possible and the Gazette
comes out as usual.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
COTTAGE AND CONTENTS.

Fort Worth. Texas January IA three
room cottage occupied by NJ. L. Wood
at $40 Rusk street. together with its con-
tents, was practically destroyed by fire
at 4 y. m. today. The loss on tho building
Is about $500 and furniture and household
goods 500. Partially insured.
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ard contents going rapidly; r. A. ARM
strong's loss Is In sash. doors. blinds and
frames, cement, etc. and will probably
foot up $780, fully covered by insurance.
Fire was communicated to two box cars
on the track adjoining. but through vigor-
Gus exertions they were saved. The tele-
graph wire was separated for short
while, but was Immediately repaired by
Agent Sanders and Assistant Purvlar,ce.
Tho fire company were on hand promptly
and the spread OF the fire was checked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
SHERMAN RESIDENCES.

Sherman. Texas. January 2.-The resi-
dence of Arnold Veal, eight miles east
of the city, burned with contents last
evening. Loss unknown. No insurance.
small tenant house IN East Mulberry
street burned tonight. LOSS $3.50. It was
the property OF Browning King. colored.
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SHELTON & BRO.

Kaufman, Texas. January 1.-W. H..
Shelton a. Bro, l.. j.. Shelton. doing II
general mercantile business at Scurry.
Kaufman county. made a deed OF trust
last night at II o'clock, with II. IL. Null
Inns. trustee. Total claims mentioned,
s22sS assets estimated at $1,000.
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Galveston, Texas. January Ali l.. 9Th
son today filed trust deed to G. L..
Powers, Jr,. transferring for the benefit
of creditors his stock Of fishing supplies.
bicycles firearms and sporting goods. The
liabilities are given at s2is5. assets not
utypn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
BARN BURNED.

Taylor. Texas. January From some
unknown cause the barn OF Henry Kim
bro, containing over 1000 bushels OF corn
and situated on Bushy creek south OF
TAYLOR, caught fire on Christmas night
and burned TO the ground. lncendiarlsm
is suspected. No insurance.
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REsIpENcn or a rARMER.

Hartley, Texas, January 1.-The resi-
dence OF farmer living on the edge OF
town was burned ut o'clock yesterday
morning, The fire originated from box
of hot ashes set In an unused room the
evening before. Tho house contents were
destroyed. no insurance. The family
barely escaped.
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Kaufman, Texas. January 1,--E'Ive-room
cottage occupied by A. q. Phelps, the
property OF w. II. Cosby. burned this
morning. Household goods saved. The
building was insured in the Hartford OF
Connecticut for $500; house valued Mt $500.
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BARN AND CONTENTS.

Stcphenville, Texas. January 2.--Lec
Youngs barn. together with carriage.
horse. two buggics and about 600 bushels
OF corn. were consumed by fire this morn
ing. No insurance.
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BANK C1EARINGS.

New York. January 3.-The following TIA
BILE, compiled by Bradstreets. shows the
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of Increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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BONDS MITHDRAMN.

Austin, Texas January 3--The $500 900
issue Of Galveston, La Porte and Hous-
ton bonds submitted to the railroad COM
mission yesterday for approval were with
drawn today without explanation,
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in a measure withdrawn attention from
American stocks and financial affairs and
II is to be remarked that while London
prices were lover on several shares than
here, there Is little 10 expect from TINT
quarter German financiers, however, are
said to be large subscribers to the Morgan
bond syndicate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
ROBERTSON q BOWLIN.

Ringgold. Texas, January 2.-The firm
OF Robertson & Rowlln made a deed OF
trust January /. Preferred creditors are:
ST. 10 bank of ST. 10, $500; Tyler & Slmp
son OF Gainesville. 5000. John Bowln of
Streator. ILL.,, $40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
BARN AND RACE HORSE.

San Diego, Texas. january S.--News
reached here this evening that Don Pia-
edo Bennyides' barn was burned at Ben
avides about noon today. n new buggy
and race horse also being burned. The
total loss about $500; no insurance; origin
OF fire unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
DENIsON REsIpENcE.

Denison, Texas. January 3.-rhe resi-
dence of Darrell Lane, East Bond street.
was destroyed by fire early this morning.
Insurance about $40 on house and con
tents. Loss about 5000.
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Testing
LinSeed Oil

nv chemical analysis TO determine IN
nrcsence or absence of impurities can p
easily done. But what Is the use q 9cer9
to this expense and trouble to seusty
amy existing doubt. when you can puy
brands that are known to be beyond ni'e-
melon? We know tho oil we are oner-
ing is pure, and win forfeit the contean
of any barrel found not 10 be- a. repre-.
scented and will pay cost Of ANALYSIS
II this does not satisfy the trace ~
think the price will.
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GEORGE M. CUND.

Bonham. Texas. January To-day Geo.
W. Cund of Leonard filed a deed of trust.
John C. Neal, trustee. for the benefit of
his creditors. Total Indebtedness S2i05; as
sets 1890,
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X. f. DUNNING. GROCER.

Brownwood, Texas. January ak. II.
Dunning, grocer, sold his stock yesterday
10 j. NJ. Baird. which was attached today
by the Temple Grocery company FOR
si552. Is; amount of stock sisO4.3i
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rrC,srTs no CALVEsTON.

Commencing tomorrow the round trip
rate to Galveston will be advanced from
81 to So on Sunday on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, International and Great Nor'"-
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w. r. BASS. GROCER.

Longview. Texas, January 2-W. r.
Bass, grocer. filed deed Of trust today.
naming II. II. Stinchcomb as trustee. AS
sets and liabilities estimated at between
5000 and $1,000
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HOTEL AND REsIpENcEs.

Colmesncil. Texas. January Sat Grove
ton early this morning the Magee hotel.
w. q. Evans warehouse and four resi-
dences were burned. Estimated loss $1,000;
no insurance
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Gainesville. Texas. January 2.-The resi-
dcncc of II. X. Jones at Valley View In
this county, was destroyed by fire yes
terday. No insurance.
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STOCK.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
MRS. NJ. Il. sMEDLEY.

Burnett, Texas. January 3,-Mrs. NJ. u.
Smedey, general millinery. filed n chattel
mortgage, naming j. b. Escavllle trus-
tee. Liabilities, S9i99o; assets not stated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
today were as follows;
and Great Northern Sls.
Shipmen.s-To Manchester, per IS Sat
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OPERA HOUSE FURNITURE co.

Navasota, Texas. January 3.--Gus Levy.
doing business as the Opera House Furni-
ture company. executed n deed of trust
this morning to secure preferred creditors.
naming p. a. Smith as trustee. Assets and
liabilities not known.
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ALL RIGHT HEREAFTER.
Gatesville Messenger.

shss, rsnders VIII please excuse orr half
ssneet edition this wee,, as lilo mast week
o nas been made up OF the holidays, one OF
ons ps.i'ters got married. and the other
has so--got---O, confound II what
gree, ne GOT Well. no matte, we W l
ali l ~ you with eight pages next week and
'e balance Of the weeks this year.
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Vessels in Port.

Vessels in Port
To Fowler & Mcvitie-schr Frank Rudd
Aml Sch a. George s,rs, T fsnl 'r" IS Leon
10 VIM. Parr d Co-Tropea. Yortigren
UsD. Cambria lsrl. Graeia, Carolina
TO ]. Moler & Co,-Bk cosmo. SIS CLAN
AKRON 1irl Maritime.
10 II. Mosle-Ss Kennett Br). IS
To Ross iItwe g. Merrow--Ss Rochmorc.
Up and Sailed
Ship Kyber (D), Calcutta, sid Nov. T.
ship Kyter OBJ. Calcutta. sid Sept. 10.
SIS Earinatia ORB Dunhirk, SID
SIS Cambria Br), Hamburg, sid Nov Il.
So Glenile Rr2 hamo W.c sld s ia Nov .,
SIS Darlington Br). Liverpool, sid De-
SIS Polana ORD Liverpool. sid Nov, 10.
SIS Forest U3r). Liverpool. sid Dec Il.
IS Plympton. Liverpool. sid Dec. II. :.
SIS Biairmore OBJ. Antwerp. to sail Dec.
SIS Hartlepool CBr). Hamburg. sid Dec.
IS plaamanden Nor.i HSll, 50 SO Dec Dec. 4 4
IS Rauma CNor), Shields. sid pee. II.
SIS Assaye G3r). larry, sid Dec. ~;
SIS Wennlngton Bremen. sid Dee. q.
Sch Maud II. Dudley, Newport News
Slu Dec. IL -, r,o.
SIS Lampasps, New York, sid Jan. !.
SIS Nucces, New York, sid Dec, ".
FIX Hiro,ha, Pernambuco sid Nov. =.
Blk Renown, Falmouth, SID Dee 3. a.
SIS belfast Middesborough, sid NOV. "a
SIS Joseph John. Cardiff, sid Nov; ~.
SIS Joseph w. Harthorne, Cardin, SID
Nov. 10.
SIS Wooler, Manchester. sid Dec 10.
SIS Ethiopiu Glasgow, sld Dec. IL .
SIS Monroyia,. Port Barrios sia Dec ~
SIS Trpoll. Havana, sid Dec: 81. =,
SIS Toledo, Copenhagen. sid Dec 81
ON SHiPBoARD NOT CLEARED.
The total amount OF cotton on shipboari,
not clenrd, today is as follows; ..on
For Great Britain-Ss Maritlme %np
parlina 1883: LIZ nora sos, Niceio BIB;
city OF Belfast SCI; Teutonia T7; nom
members b.l9: total 2i.176
Trnr Erance-Ss Tripoll 5000; Nortigcrn
1870. Joseph John J5i2; total l2,f92 .o
For Bre,nen-Ss Blenheim 362; Eric S1io;
total 6GT2. :. <.,...., o,s
For Russia--Bk Storken lla5
For New York.-Mallory line SOL;
For Morgan City Morgan line go.
Total III, against lsS,O'2 last year.
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'oScESS OF ONE CHICAGO SHOE
Ii0ITSE

sevor January 1.-Two thousand,
ers hundred and fifty-nve new custom
dur,re we're gained by SELF. schwab s. Co.
thei. Nso. making over 10000 now on
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MARINE INTELLIGENCB.
Port OF Galveston. Jan,

Port OF Galveston. January O.
Arrived.
SIS Gyrler. Rasmussen. New Orleans.
Sailed.
SIS Cambria, Weatherill. Hamburg.
Sch NJ. V. q. Chanse. McKown, Appa
achicola.
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II. W. Anderson. city; Harry C.. Sher-
rard, Galveston: T. a. Warden, j. j. Car
rngton, city; " V. Damon and wife.
Eagle Lake; j. r. Collard, Globe. j; G.
Gregory, Palestine; John S. Aldehon. Dali
las; VIM. d. Lee. Velasco; C. II. Turney
Smithvle John w. Dickinson, Temple;
f. L. Jenkins, Galveston:. G. L.. Ross and
wife, Palestine; Dan Borchard, Jake New
bouer L. o. Daniel and wife, r. s. Yo-
cum W. H. Tobln ard family, city; G. W.
Nugent, Leggett: X. NJ. Conner. Il. G..
Smith. Huntsville: Jos. j. Littleton, Jr.,
Monterey; w. A. Jones, r. r. Foster, Miss
Emma Foster. Brazoria Miss Mamie g.
Norris, Columbia; j. d. Reed, G. g. Tack
aberry. San Antonio; Glenn Fttger. Gal
yestoni W. p Hawkins, Bowling Green;
s s. Bevans, Canton; II; II; MoseleeX,
Bryan; ]. H.. Fitzgerald. Columbus; T. W.
Beck, San Antonio: w. II. Abel, IL. G.
Mcguire. Dallas; ]. F.. Grant. w. G..
Griffin New York; w. ID. Thompson. IT,.
g. Thompson, Memphis; o. T.. Maer.
y !;,, Frazer, Sm;thville: Z. T.. Dearman,
tHtiiiSsboro; Hunter Griffin: Galveston; a.
u. Carson. Willis; A. r. Wilkes, New Or
leans A. Fl. Woodson. F. Lewis, Taylor.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

799
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-02-04
WAS NOT IN THE TITLE,
Part of the Minnesota Game Law De-
ciared Unconstitutional.

Part of the Minnesota Game Law De-
ciared Unconstitutional.
ST. PAUL, Jan 28.-s ection 81 of
chapter l24 Of the General Laws of
1882, relative to the illegal shipping
into Minnesota Of game killed out of
season i'll another state, has been de-
clared unconstitutional by the supreme
court. The validity of the statute was
called into question by Edwin O. Keith,
accused of having in his possession one
prairie chicken killed and shipped from
North Dakota contrary to the laws of
that state. The syllabus in the case is
as follows:
"Section 217l, General Statutes 1898,
making it a misdemeanor for any per-
son to have IN his possession, within
this state, any game or fish which has
been captured in or shipped out Of any
other state or country in violation Of
the laws thereof, is unconstitutional,
because its subject matter is not ex-
pressed i'll the title of the act whereof
it IS q part,%as required by article 4,
section ~ Of the state constitution.
Order reversed. s$.5ss .s ss= 7.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-02-04
THE ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE.

Republican Committee Psrfects Plans
for tho Convention.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-The national
Republican committees sub committee
on convention, after two days. ses-
sion here, has finally completed its
business, signed the contract with the
Business Mems league for the care Of
the Republican national convention to
be held June Is next, and adjourned
sine die,
Mr.. Joseph Manley, chairman Of the
subcommittee selected by the national
committee, speaking for and in behalf
Of every member Of the subcommittee,
said that the arrangements had been
perfected for the convention to the en-.
tire satisfaction of all. The citizens Of
St. Louis are to bear the entire expense
attending the convention, and the ma
tional committee is to bear no portion
of the expense or to have the expendt-
ture of any Of the money necessary for
the carrying ont Of the convention ar
rangements.
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1898 February. 1895
81: Mo: 74: We: III: FIJI: Sat- \
9 10 i IL Is "A ID
Isl 17[18 10 20 81 %
WHAT CONGRESS Is DOING.
Monday, Jan. ~.

The house, after four hours debate,
adopted the resolution passed by the SEN
ate last week, calling on the powers sigma
tory to the treaty Of B-rlin to emf e the
reforms in Turkey guaranteed to the
Christian Arm mans, and pied ing the
support Of congress to the president in the
most vigorous action he might take for
protection and security Of American citi-
zens in surrey
Aside from the induction of the new
Uta:. senators, the senate listened to
speeches on the silver bond bill by .>elson
of Minnesota and Bacon of Georgia. 'ir.
Lodge off red All amendm Mt to the silver
bond bill providing for a bond sue of
$500 0>u,ooo, the proceeds to be used for
coast deenses.
Mr.. Hansb ough made a speech criticiz-
ing the secretary Of agriculture for cut
ting off seed supplies.