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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

IANnSIrII I II w t,..l,-.,1,, ~.
rStn,, 's, ~ - -, " re- rich a. liuh
| ihe iinii,.d So, az 9t oii"s' eii,asoh H.,
| shs.rira 'o 80, ~ - ui'u az ms nome IN
~ e. - "sVN w.
| 'MHfA Nrp.-A move has developed
| IN Nebraska 10 contest the right Of The
~ 10 riSniate ihe liquor tralhc
! Va 20 - u VIE St"ie'
! N'i.-NlN. Arl@.-GoNernor Hughes mas
/ tti''u HNtI lo Sfcrflary bI4ce, thc exec
I uiiNt ViHctr OF ne Ierntory, reaarving
/ EYER diN lghts y" may have In tne
| premises secretary Bruce brought de
! olh'H pressure to bear
/ ST PAUL, Minn--Trafric on street
railroads throughout the state is partially
! suspended as ii result of storm ana tno
'ieam roads are badly crippled, In TIM;
! city ami Minneapolis The storm pracucauy
| hiocsaded all business FOR a time.
E,NANSNTII = d-Nirs Isaac uarrt
son. Queen Of III" cvnsies was buriod
here Nre Harrie3,, Gi.d las. Toysmiar
AT Corinth Iiiss snd. was brought here
( and piaCeu m a vault. The decensed was
/ n v,ors a. soe and her T;insraI was NJ,
trrd@5 ,' s,',,.,,i ", h,,nSrad Of he RIB
| ,yr,y vYpt. At,dien,, so,,,ro a,,5o,,
| con'tr, nam was crowded last night 6S
( hiIiard layers eaaer IN ,sf,a Ir-nrk tD..
aud .,aI,e schaefer cross cues for Inc 6rs3
Time al the ciehteeu-lnch balk line game
scara Ives 800. highest run md averace
l3l ll.igi> Schaefer Sg4 highest run III
average q l6-IS.
GIfTlIPtE a T-The no,orio,,s o,,,i,,,.
lCarl Thorn alias "I1iemcnd ISnirt :" ~, ~ u
icd the raid nj CoffeyyiI' KIM ma
" he. while a rnenhe,. ~ tn paItnr %, w.,
Killed four men. was hiilci hv l'Nit1s
STATES Deputy Marshal George hRtcinirie
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GREATNESS OF HOUSTON.
Comptroller Eckels Satisfied With
the Present Population.
WILL BE DESIGNATED ARESERVE CITY
Ocean Mail subsidies Caused an Amin at ed
Senatorial Debate-sundry Civil Bill
Practically Completed.

Washington, April lit does not seem
that the difficulty about the question OF
population Of Houston has made 1t Inn
probable that Comptroller Eckcls will
make Houston q reserve city, IN tact he
said this afternoon that he st!ll intends
TO issue the order and is about satisfied
as to population. lie is in recelp, OF am.
dayits from Judges mayor. postmaster.
ana leading citizens OF all kinds. lie even
has been looking over the registration
books. II is true that he has been making
An outside personal Investigation of thc
subject and has received all kinds of in
formation, hut the majority OF the testi-
mooy seems in favor OF liouston's great.
ness. OF course there are certain condi-
lions to be imposed upon Houston banks
before they wiz be permitted to hold re.
ecrve funds OF other Texas hanks. Tho
chief Of these is requirement that they
shaA hold reserve rund themselves of =
nor cent instead Of 10 per cent as now
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HOUSTON. THURSDAY. ArRIL :
rHE KxrcurroNs IN HAvANA.

II is the frequent recurrence ~ such
cases or wantor cruelty md butchary 90
the one just reported from Havana, whore
rive cunans were sarro,ea with sigkenlns
,ss.sfs surrounding the oNecmlon, that
screaies the strongest desire among NE in
surgeits and their sympa'hzcrs or roros-
milton as bellieerents
When asked by an Eastern paOer re
ceasls 10 state the benefits expected from
recnsuition, Palma, the chosen president
III the Cuban junta IN this country. urged.
hrSf, that cuba would then have status
& In lf5ernational law ard q standing before
tho court OF nations which she doos mt
ENJOY now; secondly, her war vessels conld
nos lzc treated as pirates thirily, hcr sol
diegs would have to I've treated hy Spain
a. rs5soners OF war, rnther than as com
mon csiminals 10 be Enrfoted. and that
HsccRu.tfon would facilitate the nrsotla-
ton OF loans
n Recognition would prevent spch ofa-
ctaI hatchery az that Just recorded In lia-
pana, III can az once be ee''u how valuable
ana satisfactory 1t would Prove 70 TIC
cnbans. The, It would have this result,
,snIess followed by foro,ble intervention.
81 extremely doubtful however Wih
moro Enlightened nations shan Spain an
international status might have the prapc
recognition, but covartly the cruelty ~ ~
proceed in Cuba, even after The Unitt
states had declare that the insuryeas
vcrs belligerenta Public opinion in Eu-
ropaan circles might reinforce up in ire
sisiinp upon International usaeas. IN such
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CHANDLER EXPLAINS.


coworaice Caused tho Double indorsc.
Concord, n. H.. April Senator Chand-
Ter today wrote Senator Lodge cxpiainine
the action Of tho State convention In IN
dorsng bothy Reed and Mckinley, saying
that the plank was concession OF the
Reed men to tho Mckinley sentiment.
Senator Chandler gays he acquicsced in
been eowardly, as the Reed men outnum.
bcred the Mckinley men.
The letter continues; "a shor, time ago
a Mckinley movement; was organized at
Manchester. the prc,ext OF tho outbreak
being my denuucation Of the campaign
methods OF Messrs Osborne and Hanna
which was represented as an assault upon
Air Mckinley personally The argument
| seemed TO he that because Chandler had
lniuacously told the truth about Osborne
and Hanna, therefore New Hampshire
ought 10 abandon Mr. Reed and supper,
MCKINLEY An assumed indignation was
10 change mems deliberately formed opin.
ions,
II confess ] was nnprcpared a, the mo.
neut OF entering the convention OF the
device which was the ultimate develop
mcnt Of TIE Osborne. Hanna movement IN
New Hampshire oar self restraint was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
NICARAGUA CANAL.
Argument Before the House Committee
Captain Taylors Views

Argument Before the House COMMITTEE
Captain Taylor's Views.
Washington. April 1.-The Nicaragua
canal project was discussed today before
the house committee on commerce by
captnin H. IL. TAYLOR OF the navy. the
president OF the war college at Newport,
*. t.. who was formerly vice president
and general managtr of the company.
The practicabiiy of the canal, he salu.
was no longer a doubt. the only gueStion
being the cost, the estimate oil winSu
ranged from S65omuo TO sh. ov';py,, .raw.
most interesting feature OF captain ! ~
ior's remarks Was ~ to the effect OF the
canal upon the naval establishment 81
this government Captain Taylor sara
in n prepara,or remark he gave his views
on this point with the permission OF sec
rotary Herbert. He said IN paIt; ,,,-
.'The question Is raised In the news
esnoi win he exceedingly difficult for
ihis government to maintain; that foreign
fleets will menace It: that II VIII reai,y
weaken II. TO me this appears IKE op-
lection to the accumulation OF weaitn OF,
The ground that ii would cost TOO Inur r
10 Drotect 1t, that man should not builu
n house because he would have to insure
IL for fear IL might burn down.
"The fac, is" commented Mr. fatter-
son of Tennessee that while house
might burn down. this canal never eou'u
Captain faylor replied that he agreed
with Mr.. Patterson. and continued that
" hilc IL would cost the government some
thing to maintain its CONTROL OF NE
canal vet In time the canal would enable
W to decrease the naval force wnlch II Is
now necessary for this government TO
maintain There f. consensus of opinion
among naval officers IN favor of the canai
prnicCt
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N MopEL PROVISION.

3
The court OF appeals of the State OF New
York has jnst sustained the action of the
ronptroiler OF the state In refusing TO pay
the suinry Of clerk who had been APP
pointed 10 Office by the superintendent Of
public works without first having under
gone the conpetitlve examination pro
viged for in the State constitution.
This civil service provision In Now
york's constitutioA reads that appoint.
merits and promotion in the ciyil service
OF the State, and II eli the oivil divisions
thsref. Including citses and villages, shall
BE- uAde according tosmerit and fitness, Ia
he asoertained. 80 fsf Is practicable. b,
Axaminasions which, 70 Tar ~ practicable
ri,sla ~ cosppe,Iliye,'' rhe court in up,
sessfrF sbe eemptfoi!er's AStinnin refue'nF
n ssrpFnsst tins appo;nt~s ~ = public en-.
lissss seids sf7sc prlnoapls xhat al appoint
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02

Washington Anill Tho house todaq
practically completed the consideration Of
the sandy oiyil bin, Ia the course OF tho
debate on an amenlmen, 70 appropriate
SO 0D Tor commonelng the ernriiop AZ
new military post a. Spokane Vast. M
Cannon, the ohairmau Of the nrproprin
tons committee, made M appoAl fnr ecpp.
omy on the ground that the condition Oh
the treasury was such that no new project
should ie entered upon by ms congress
lie was supported 20 his appeal by hir.
NHo"renN' nt ohio who NJ eaUs riain
Nofas, inslA "a iai Ihe ptafrsitfes u tiie
sii,iAtion nAisi severn. No called nttan.
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mcnts IN tNe e'vli service mus; he made ae-
cordfng 20 merit sud fitness, TO b asccr-
tained by comrctiiivo examination, Is cS-
pressed IN such broad ana Imperative Ian
guage that in somc respects /, must ~ re-
eardcd as beyond the control ot thu lcsislS-
turc and secure from any mere statutory
changes"
when state constitutions generally con-
tain such provision. sne the auditors Of
accounts and tho ccUr,s Rr5 equally
prompt liz giving these constitutional
clauses tun for,o sna eject. politics VII
begin to lose It's charm ter the ward hess
ana the hcclors ard strikers and begin 70
attract the notice Of tho Nc,ter class Ct
Young men who aosirt 70 enter the public
service hu, can not DO 30 now without in-
flpential backing, ~ paying lAree bonuses
to offce farmers. An official lie viii then
I've chosen jus MS a business ot psofcs-
s,onel career is adopted ana VIII he hon.
craN!y based on Htaess and merit ana the
tenure viii res, urou fidelity ana good be-
havior
ono man who is honest and competent
has rs much right as another % occupy
public position ard should have the same
opporlpoitie, - obtain the cltce desire
rs any othor mas ericys Tho pub,le sctv.
700 ia us clerical and aprortivc depart
ments Of course ehovl1 h, rlaccc upon a
plane to s,trac, The host talent ana the
eycatcsi dcccncy. C.vG seryice eSamloa-
Hons rar arpoluive ofnres dowu 80 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
INDIAN AFFAIRS

Washington, April 1.-The house lndian
affairs subcommittee, charged With the
preparation of bill Tor IA Reorganization
OF the government of the Indian Terri
tory. has completed its work and q re-
port viii be made TO the full committee
tomorrow. The bill provides for a survey
of the lands in the Territory with a view
10 allotment of lands IN seIeralty among
the Indians after Il complete rol! of them
shall have been made The laws of Ar
kansas against bribery and official cor
ruption are put IN force in the Territory
Tho measure agreed upon IS in the shape
Of compromise for the various bills
that are now before the committee
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MONTHLY TREASURY STATEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, AprW I.~lHt IIIUIEE'Is
statement of the comptroller of the cur
rency shows the total circulation of Ma
,to,a, hank notes to be Sol ,227 sos, an in
crease for the year OF Sl9,1iI66l and for
The month Of si,l3i $40. Tho circulation
based on United States bonds amounts 70
isa5 Of Sin S75.692. and since February %
ias' of AG74,c5l. The circulation In the
lawful money amounts to sl.50i SD. Ie-
crease for the year of s6Wis0l ana ior
the month of $685. The amount Of regis
tered bonds on deposit e cure circ1lat-
ing notes amounts to SO 'aS wv ana 10
sectlro pnblIc deposits NlG6s, el0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
AMERICAN coLl.MGR LrA0l,n.

Chicago. April college republicans
from All over the country are besinninN
20 arrive fol- the nfth annual convention
Of the American college laague and tine
Indications are that ihrre Mil W. M re
political enthusiasm let loose ia Stcinway
Hall on Friday morning man that temple
of music has ever secn before
holosa les win be present from 100 col.
log"s and universities. tho schools OF the
Weri being particularly wGil represented
a sharp contest for tho pres Ancv NJ
the loas ne is brewing and "A dozen oandi-
Antcs nIe alroAlN annnuneed
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lNDrMNITY nnrusED.
Venezuela WIN Await the Commissions
REPORT.

New York. Aprl 2 "A dispatch to the
World from Caracas. Nenozuelo. says A
dispatch t. New York that The Nene7ueln
government had agreed 10 pay Great
I'rltlm 80 90 Tor arrests in iruran IS
untrue, Venezuela hH. refused TO pay
one cent Of Indemnity far what is known
as the Urnran Incident rs long as l1ng
land claims that the men were arrested
on British sol, has refused 10 do any
thing IN the premises unless England
changes the words British soil' IN her
dem nd 30 "dsputed territory"
Furthermore. Venezuela viii not pay
any indemnity 10 Great Britain until afler
the American eommiss on on Tho Ncnc-
zuelau boundary makes IT'S report
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nXrRnss rnAIN Ronnnn.
Masked Hishwaymen Secured Contents pf
the safp

Lebanon, Mo- April 1.-The oastbonnd
cannonh',ll train on the ST. Louis and san
Francisco railroad was hold np and robbed
three miles east Of this cty Al 1895 a M
today by TIRES masked men. The safe was
blown open and robbed
Several packages OF valuable papers
were found this morning beside the track.
ana IN one was SOME money which had
heon overlooked In he hurry OF dtpar;ere.
The passengers were not moles;Hd
the brakeman furnished fair descrin-
ton ot he nan to the officers who are In
pursuit. ana railway officials are contdonf
ihey VIII lie speedily apprehendcd.
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Providence, r. L. Aprll with only
Eve districts in the State to hear from at
midnight Governor LlppltL republican, Is
re.cleetrd Ivy "a plurality OF over 10000
having received gh,ii6 VOTES against Ii SIS
for ii'tlcheld democrat Last year Gov
ernor L.rpltt carried the State hy I0q2i
and HE plurality this wear VIII he about
The ,s,mn hfures The democrats ac-
knowledge ihat Che election L. n clean
~ enp FOR tho republicans.
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WRECK AND FIRE.
Five Persons Injured and Many More
Narrowly Escaped

- TUNIN I"UHPVN,
Tarcnium, Pa, April 1.-The Butler ex-
press On III West Pennsylvania railway
was wrecked near lfrecport about o'clock
ihiA morning and dive persons were
seriously injured, Tho names are j. IT,
MekelVey Butler, Pa. internally hurt
VIII probably die. w. A. Walker. Butler
hWt internally, :. j , McCanery Soner-
Vlio, William GRAY, brakeman; William
Murphy. Butler The last three are cut
about The face and hands. and ar he
h.ycd Ia be internally injured
Tho accident was caused by the rails
spreading.
lhe passengers narrowly escaped with
their lives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02

Washington Arm Identification on.
Gals are somewhat disturbed At The nre-
ont enormous increase in Immigration
During February the number of arrfvnl.
AT New YORK aggregated lisp nm IN
crease Of about X npr cent over IND ar
rivals during february iS6
~ Iui ~ ihe iipinifIAtiog nmmis-
today states that there were So barred
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and detained emigrants kept at ELLIS
Island last Monday night. which taxed
the accommodation to the utmost, the
class now coming 10 this country is sue
to re altogether undesirable, even wmle
entitled to admission under y strict con
structon of the MANIFESTATION laws.
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HEROIC TREATMENT.

New York. April 1.-The Hera'a'
respondent in Guayaqun. ncunaoF,
word that Pr sident Alfaro has
or International disorder. Inc cost o. H.
tanning an army aud other war ~
shall bc betrayed with the prom.Ss.1a
the leaders If ii can be seized. III
ure. deposit and transfer arr 70 M
ri d out Rs the president snail dio'ar]
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COMBINE NOT INTERNAT1ol

London. April l.--Persnns who az
position 10 make definite staiemre..
the subject say they have heard ~
Of the formation Of the rep9r'rss
trust, covering the whole world ~
Guiding The American. British ann
mental firms. whose rerresentaus~ea
said 10 be- going 10 meet IN vars Il
the present month. The rnniof
crpaiipi have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
al FANoRARllE TuRN.

London. Arrll "a dispatch 70 sns !, Z
from johannesburg says thar WA
u more hopeful aud there II psfXp
the negotiations bet geen l'roslitIsia
and Colonial SECRETARY Champsis''
taken favorable ,urn. 3
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~ ''''
''' u" ''N ''''''e' "'n @t'l'"''N'N' ''A"''.
fnents Oh course. sho"l1 e. niSreo upon
plane 70 attract TIE best talent ans the
cgcAtrst dcccrCN. CIV. srrfice eNamlna-
'A ''''" "'VN "' 'i' wal" ''S'S9 go" '''
'a'iiih poii IAN.
.----rr,5 cc-1rt 90 Uoa1av couslfutUe the
Interstate commerce law tir rour, wrl
fi ,hat n lrJerisl.ae a. rceulsIe .om-
ror-o "N roa1l no, hr rsa.iy supposed
t}at congress- tut.ra.i fo interfere wish
90 ~"
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'H.s so" i'''
'"d'2Ais ot ne 'o''' nor '' lf'' iAra
whom win rn,rrrau4lse Is orr oi he
rrtr,i..li ont.rts 81 rn o,.stcrle ~ .fnrs
RECONSIDERATION "a vrs ra, it,.rsoa mar
,.., ...e,-f. i.r. .,o.ia r.e,,3 ,b. e,,,.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

y,asiNe payments for mail service Mr..
ynh.is on Nhn' rlila energetically de-
u'et we suhslAe,s Tor their encour-
siIS Item was reserved Tor n .eparate
w 'nulutrnM' ne balance OF me post
pHlNN appropriation M was completed.
Mt can tijom. fIh.}, inttoanced u
r,soiguon OF a radical character co0ccrn-
ins NYil. proposing the immediate use
vl n'tt9 states raNai force 20 pro-
tuot Americans in Cuha from atrocities
ana for humane reasons IN general.
N'r Georges speech on the plpont case
org Ipleu ms ST OF Inc day and is not vet
60 mple'ed.
In the senate today Mir, Ruller CPop.
\. CN. introduced a I'm rc1,,irinn tho r.
,,sr,t.rcc az ,,,r,.o,t ,..-,l $50 ..,.,s a..
VI NN' 'N''' ''N'''- ''''"'' '"'''S IN
ijment of notes bonds 81 private obn
cations The senator eNp!ain,l hat the
purpose OF the measure VAS TO put a stop
10 god notes. co!d mort gases, etc. which
,rt re Isin.- y,r.n1 from III, ,arnle okvi,e
49, tn.,, ps,a o,'aa,'t,, .s..,...l.
',.f tt..' VIZ ,',"'''.'',i ",'''a .,t,.
tte7 s M. It"PVse ~ "4Aee' eN'sl'hs
'e'it'" tls. a~'hen W.. iit'- p 49,.
u H9es no. Irsfv'de' Mr. BHtIef, j
90 '"' peheNe IN =. '"hl"H soli'I"eis. me
III! was referred 10 ne finance commit
tee
MT can OF florilA Tered resolution
4HtN, ''Hs an INJURY ~ me commute on
Won , a"d5 'n M "i"a ara o. n'SG'
tlNat here vas Iuuch irGcg uldrltN on the
part ui the inferior department AS 10 me
lands and nat ioroisn corporations were
Ills conossue. Mir Pasco, was opposed
~ giving the committee directions to n-
ves.ieate and moved to refer lhs resoiu-
ton 10 the committee without direction
and Oh an appeal hy the two senators FOR
support thc previous motion was carried
- to 20
Al ilia po,nt nr. cali offered n Joint
0 Al .f az
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their limo will he pus on between Tcy.
arhana and shreveport on April Ii. The
distance between the two points is seventy
TWO miles.
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Texarkona, ARK, April 1.-The Texar-
kama and Fort Smith galway officials an.
iieuusa taat through passenger trains on
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THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE.

Washington, April The president has
signed the act Of repeating the statute
prohibiting the appointment 10 the army
and navy of persons who held Confederate
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sacc f8slNs 50 far a. Mr. Crisp Is con,
cernc,i. although Secretary smi'h rs ,snlu
to have greed to and rorhaps inSrirci w
iaeR OF personal neutrality. Mrs Ntsp
TAKES tho position that when the prSsl,
don't sends mis- secretary OF tne h'S',.l
Into tht arena he invites criticism on rs
nfNeias record anA that his representa-
tvo should I've prepared 10 defend MN
Aralnss eU assaults. tic mas intormSh
himself fully. therefore, concerning lh'
| personal and official record Of the gocre-
| tarv 81 the interior 80 rs % hc ready
| Tor AZ. emergency II he should meet ono
in DEBATE.
Tho thousands OF brides who have visit
81 tho treasury on their welding tours
1 and have been allowed TO hold IN thol'
hands for a few moments The big bundle
OF money - carefully done w N MANILA
/ raper. sealed with great hlotchcs of red
scaling.wax aud marked 81 Nn 90, Miil
| rca}izc what wicket Rnl iecep'lNc
| world this Is whoa they know mat the
! real contents Of the package were Simply
/ two Old census reports.
] This Innocent deception has been car
| riA on tor a luaitcr 81 ,rnlcry =,
| when peupi. 80 INTO the vaults they al
! WAYS wRnk 20 hRnsto nNntE, ts'V
! an Irresistible Tendency Ia tccl OF it, ana
! ,hc more oatOapic the pack ase She great 4,
/ or tho temptation. 10 wasn't considered
/ good tsalleN 10 allow a large amount OF
/ treasure 10 he passed around among
/ slrNuscrs IN such way veg ie.G sotn'
J one ni'kHs .Ni"i"t"' go A'N NNi,., 49, i,
/ Keepers ami max" .fraN Min lhe PACK
age So curiosity was gratIlNt ana Ulc
! government was protected from any POS,
Sibic loss if mhhiug mp mummy a"s
/ siNns 1t A proper hin'NN tne' ne SnS' q,
! was wolf keri untli Sttuttb}. Nhoh a
su.tefli ennloye eho haA been discharged
/ gave II away
Vhoro Ia o movement proposed among
I ihc business nep oi Sew ORR 60 abolish
cangress rnty insist thn' hc sountrS Wul
ucyNt recAVnr II prosperity un'il lingo hSl'
/ t.ti,.i. ..,..... aud lido. .tnftu is lri atone
80. .....,..,. ,.r ..o,,,-,ts.,
neg -,,' 'l". .N' sgSa.'I' W., ~ i,,,
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',t FL, r,t, .ns lo,,islation In ;0o
lesi congress d Wns tht 'aNT prolonged
AH. tt, Ni 81 h 4n-' ii!c" ,pnn. l"l arc
NHiH- .iini aH"ts hAo n,"IG ~ NhpvsSl"'v
500 l~Np" K" HN hii'i f'H. VAS i4i"' Wy
NtH, i'' MN Mo-, iucH' ~ il,o '''e
2ntl1 aNo tnH ina, N' 70 mas l,Stfo, ~"
r.i.tles fn s4rA 90. extent lliAi every
hedN VINO hes n.u"A ioakS II M IN o. si1 T.
# 11i ana 1"se VINO haven't any are
% able tp earn sl
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iv.-t. .ttir rlt.-,.is-a.4o- Of the growth O.!
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