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upttnlistS Hero.

Galveston. Texas. March ia party
of capitalists arrived in the city this
morning, comprising Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Goult and Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Hibbard
Of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nathan
of Kansas City. chaperoncd by G. w Simp-
son. president Of Fort Worth Stock yards.
who is accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter. The party is here to look Into the ia
cilities Galveston is able to offer for the
expectation of cattle and packing house pro-
ducts Mr.. Gould is heavy exporter of
cattle. and recently purchased 400 head in
the Indian Territory. which he is figuring
on exporting through this port. The rate
named for him Is higher than that charged
from New Orleans and is not. therefore.
satisfactory. hut the terms may hn lowered
so as to make II to his interest to ship
through this port, Mr.. Nathan is Il Kansas
City packer aud also a director in the Kan
sas city. Pittsburg and Gulf railroad, and
he IL looking earnestly into the matter OF
using the gulf ports for the expectation of
packing house products.
He said: ITO give you an idea Of the
magnitude of export business, our freight
bills on export stuff via New York amount
to between $4,000 and $4,000 a week. We
own our cars, and could run them South
as easily as We run them to the East An
other factor in favor of the Southern ports
is the saving Of two or three days time In
the rail haul from Kansas city as against
the rail haul TO New York.
three days in the prosecution of their in
,ntf ri
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By Turner-Petition from citizens OF
Duval county asking that said county be
placed in the Twenty eighth judicial dis
trict
by MerceG-Memorial from teachers OF
Hopkins county advocating uniformity III
school text books.
By Hsrris-Bill amending charter OF city
OF Galveston.
BY Melton-Bill providing that the
owner OF any fence Wholly on his own
ground may, by giving notice for at least
'hree months, require the owner OF n con-
Meeting fence TO move the same back.
BY Thomas BIZ providing that no por-
ton OF county shall be detached to
a new county without first submit
Ting the proposition TO vote OF the quail
flied voters OF the section to be segre-
gated
ny Bell-Bill providing that county Of
ficials shall receive one-half OF their costs
from the county where county convicts lay
their fines out
by Mckamy-- Bill TO authorize towns and
villages Incorporated under chapter II.
Title :. Revised Statutes. to condemn the
roadbed and right OF way OF railroads for
the opening and widening OF streets,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The usual difficulty was encountered at
the afternoon session in getting a quorum,
and call OF the senate resulted.
The amendment TO the city charter OF
Dallas was taken up under suspension Of
the regular order. When the bill was post
poned. the eons,ituiionaliiy OF the notice
Of publication WAS questioned. That point
was eventually declared favorably. for the
bull was engrossed and passed finally. with
seven votes against II.
Mr.. stones cocaine bill. regulating tho
sale OF cocaine. morphine and other poison
Gus drugs, was passed finally.
Senate bin requiring reports 10 be made
Annually by county clerks TO the comp.
tfolier as to the condition OF the interest
and sinking funds in their keeping was en-
crossed and passed finally
Senate hill (hy Mr. Colquit,l restricting
the use Of the State available school fund
or state school taxes 10 the liquidation Of
salaries Of teachers and superintendents
" as called up and engrussed
Adjourned Until 10 q m. tomorrow.
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JUDGE REAGAN's POSITION.
Guild Accept the ubrrnnturisi
Nomination ~ rendered to Him.

ouid Accept the Gubrrnnt.riai
Nomination IL rendered To Him
austin. Texas. March ll-Slnce the be-
ginning a. TIE present legislative session
thefs Las 1een E growing sentiment here
= favor @: Judge Reagan tor governor in
-'ss. and to-Ay delegation OF members
o; toiA houses called On him for the pur
iSs@ q aseertainiug whether he would
PERMIT The Use Of his name in that conaec-
uoa. in reply he stated that while it was
h4s desire 20 round of his career with 4
isTN iu be executive chair. he would not
enter 2ctreiy Into canvass Tor the noni
'--'i"n, 5ut would aeccp; u If it was ten
ctr,e A4n-
il iais HDeciion st may be stated also
it-i d boom las been started FOR Hon. 4. $.
"Afi-s'u ~ SD 10y county for State treas
Lsrr- Dir. Garrison is chairman of The
mousse finance committee AID very popular
" liA niA colleagues. As business man he
L4s htel quite sueoes sful. and 1t is un-
-essico1 that tho people OF East Texas viii
concentrate upon him and ask for no other
recognition than his nomination. EX-Gov.
.incf Lubbock has resigned his place on
IN" Confederate Home board because of
urgent private business requiring hls at
NAilon. TO the exclusion Of public duties,
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llelinn l.nCnls.

Bolton. Texas. March 1l.-Mr and Mrs
T. A. Kindred OF Abilene have leased the
Bolton Daily News and will continue its
publication.
The first issue OF the Texas Educator has
made its appearance 1t will be month
Is. j. L Wallice, editor and proprietor,
Miss L. X Wallace. associate editor. Ii is
sixteen pages and gotten out in handsome
style aud appearance,
The Bell county camp 122, United Con-
federate Veterans met yesterday In call
session and made all necessary arrange
ments for the annual reunion, the date to
be set later. Miss Myrtle Pendleton was
elected sponsor for the camp to attend the
State reunion at san Antonio. Temple will
select a sponsor to attend the Nashville
reunion In June. There will be large at
tendance from the camp at the above re-
union.
Or. f.. II. Wells and Professor G.. II.
Wdeinger have been elected to chairs in
the Baylor college faculty.
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ground was too arv
farm WORK e turing the frno, ssosk 4
rain was ne 70 some extent ana eelrl
al ene close OF the mnr, farming ihIs,s.
month ana progressed NIGEL, A..
by FSebri,rv ' ss crop. was- Eerisr sSILs b
and doing wa ~ FAIRY sown OIL -
needing r,, VII ai, bun those sos NM ,, sss !
some 1n I,in badly to insure ! so n'e ~
the close ' nn oats stood IN az sts
throu. h E vi January and dis 4. 'sss'e Z
icuolicial 10 1 ,Sy' but a rain xanu y
INC weather during tbo 49,,
wouli ha o ,nt, for wheat, In, ~ ~ "a
al The w improved by rain ~ rt ,ns ~
@fferis o ~ OF Februlry ss lns p,g
weather d,o .Ie severe cold AMI IT, II I
Uary ' bui umring the latter p.T s ,tss
seemed ~. w us the month n.,..s ~.
froeza ava =" a'Icoger from The efiee., !, y q
orlblr n GU IL Is believed thai W. VI
rosuitipse S s.r from now on, H. a y.
tbo n, uE IRON this will b. yttr ~ alr'x
ryop,,. Gi npct Tor fair what .,au y
snrirr ' ~, u. the close OF the rnossi y
In no S W,"a. was sovn ami was ss,,. ~
aon vpint up al The close OF tbe s,as,,
winter whea... WA sp'iS " |
-, p'h planting was general a, "A. j
W ihp month and a great deal a. ~ 4. y
~ zen planted over the fouh... Z, Y
H"li OF Inc State. Earlv nlss.,.s. =
ofsllnh'ne TO come up ard Z I'M
ue beneficial to the crop AZ 4 . ~
prove the stand generally En. "a
zero making preparations for ~ A.s
eolton at the close II Februsrr "
continual warm weather ma t,,,.i
conditions. planting will aeon Z =.
State. p''HA
inc warm weather over n. 49,
portion of the State durins Il. ~
and latter part OF February w ~
ticnally favorable for winter y.s3
ana the planting OF spring yesetass,1
started all vegetation 10 grovty NJ
NJ Lny inter vegetables were ~
during February, but the vea,I~ =
ge' orally dry for the crop. I.hxS
that with favorable weather Al ~
acreage of spring vegetables Z n
planted. Fruit trees were bloorz "A
~ at the close OF February. d N
continued warm weather. a rod nj
expected. Strawberry plants vsA1
ing ana fruitng nicely and sons ~
were beginning 10 ripen at he IN
the month. and there were nss1 =
grown berries on the plants
Grass was starting up nicely s.t1d
of the month and the ranges wen M
green over the southern poftios I
State. Stock as rule Il dong rsT 4
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Al tho afternoon session ox-Goyernor Rob
orr. rho ,,o, stein, in ,ho ,ohhv yo, h,,
~ Voc 80 -
r'so'uuoh escorted ~ scat oes'"e 'he
speaker amid considerable applause.
Senator Atlees bill, providing for the
collection by the comptroller OF county
taxes from non-residemts In unorganiz,I
reading and passed finally, after having
antre ,he return 70 the county to which
the uuorganized county is attached OF all
amounts collected in excess of $4,000 from
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Victoria NcNys Nntes.

Victoria Texas. March ll.--Preparations
in connection with the Annual Firemen's
celebration OF San Jacinto day, this year
far surpass that of last year. About twenty
fve merchants have already agreed to have
floats In the parade and the ladies are do
Ing their share.
Miss Marie O'Connor and her brother,
MIR. Martin O'Connor. returned yesterday
from New Orleans where they enjoyed the
Mardi Gras.
The Junior auxiliary OF Trinity church
elected the following officers yesterday
afternoon at their regular meeting Presi.
dent, Miss Gertrude Smith; vice president.
Miss Halle Fly treasurer. Master Dennis
Sibley; secretary, Miss May Sterne.
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THE SENATE.

austin. Texas. March il.-Lieu,enant
Governor Jester was again In the chair
"hen Senate copyened this morning. with
tNeniy-elgh, senators in their seats
The Invitation to attend the address OF
hon Norman G.. Kittrell OF Houston on
Ihe Battle Abbcy Of the South" IN the
representative hall Saturday night was ae.
eeptsd. and Mr. bowser Introduced a reso-
luton. which was adopted. authorizing the
secretary Of the senate 20 Temporarily re-
move the portrait Of ea- President Jeffer
~ Jaws from the senate wall and place
nv SAM IN the house during the speaking.
ms MAS Tie second day OF the week
designated az house bill day. but the rec,
s.af orlef was suspended at the ouiset by
nr leu, who called up the senate hin
amending the law relative 10 count,es he
ing required TO keep In repair public
ulllees located IN the cities. 1t was en-
crossed.
President Jester signed In the prese,c.,
U me senate the Eli requiring expTess
companies 20 maintain general offices IA
we state. aud the same now Roes To ths
governor for his approval
an stt.hpi ~ah made to suspend The
oIuer OF business and take IN the Dalla.
Nra,1er amendment. a senate bill. but tho
ohhlr refused TO allow senate hills 10 l..
considered until the house calendar bsI
been exhausted. ""'
rouse hlll providing for the formation
shd maintenance Of independent school
districts was engrossed
MT bumpass' house bill preventing ,bs
payment OF any deficiency that may srIse
III any department Of the government or
institution. only upon certain eondition
WAS ongrossoi.
The house bin restoring civil and Grim
mai jurisdiction 20 the court Of Hardin
county was engrossed. and under the sus-
pension OF the rule passed finally.
A resolution was adopted increasin, ~
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Ind u nnl Aim.

Texarkana. Texas, March Ill. Bohan,
a white man. and Joe Murphy, a negro, en-
gagged in shooting ARRAY two miles north
of here this morning. the former using n
pistol and the latter shotgun loaded
with small shot. Murphy's aim was bad
aud he missed Bohan. but wounded his son
VINO stood few feet behind him The
negro was shot through the head and will
dle. Bohan came TO town and gave him
self up. Young Bohan is not seriously
hurt
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Texarkana. Texas. March 1.-THE jury
in the case OF Colonel John Hall. charged
with assault to murder Rev W. a. Forbes,
on trial since Tuesday at Boston. brought
in verdict OF aggravated assault and as
sessing fine Of $50. The bystanders at
once took up collection and in few
minutes raised the necessary amount and
paid the fine, It being given out previously
by defendant that he did not possess dol
lar in the world. DEFENDANTS closing an
peal to the jury Is pronounced by lawyers
who heard 1t some OF the most eloquent
and pathetic ever heard in the county
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Alvin. Texas. March lO.-The body OF an
o'u man named Bliderman was found float
ing IN lower Chocolate bayou today. No
particulars as to how he had been drowned
can be had as he had gone out fishing
alone IN his boat The boat was found bot7
tom side up In tho water with tho Indy
near H. The deceased was about GO wears
OF age had no family and had lived on
Cnucolate bayou great many years. He
(WHICH apo"t 2oo acres OF land on the bayou.
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WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.
Monthly Report of the Ncatber
bureau of Texas.
FEBRUARY FAVORABLE TO FARMERS
""'s' wheat ana Most of the Corn
Crops sown-Lnck of Rain
Was Detrimental.

Galveston, Texas. March l1.-The me,,
atmospheric PRESSURE reduced to co,
level as shown by observations takan
daiiy at s a. IN. and D. NJ. fifth meridian
time, determined from seven stntjons f,ir
~ distributed over the State was 20 n,
winch is about the average The hlpbest
monthly can was 80. O6 at Galveston an,
the lowest was 5000 at FL Paso and Cor.
pus Christi. Four comparatively hipb
areas OF pressufe, with their accompanv-
ing weather changes. crossed the St,te
during the month: one from Isl To 81
one from the 5th to 7th one from ,bn
l'th TO 18th, and one from the 18th TO 2stb
The area of high pressure. which pre
vailed from the 26th to the 2Sth. inclu
ssiVe was accompanied by relatively high
barometer readings. and the highest pres
sure for the month was recorded on tho
26lh and 18th, when the atmospheric pres
sure ranged from .36 at I'll Paso to 20 II
at Palestine. The weather was influ
encei to some ext ent by three areas of
low pressure, which crossed the State dur
dhG the month: one prevailed from the
90 TO the 4lh. one from the 9Th TO the
l3th, and one from the Goth to the 9th
inclusive. The lowest barometer rerOr1,
el tnrins the month was 20 ca at Abilene
on the 2lst and the lowest was generally
recorded from the 2iih to the 22d OF the
month. except over the Panhandle where
the lowest-2y. 6s-occurred on the l2th of
the month.
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steadily growing. Judging from the large
mail received daily by Secretary Joseph
Shevarts there will be a large representa-
tive body OF cotton men present at the state
convention. The ell-known cotton firm Of
r. b. Templcman N Co. OF Navasota writes
they will gladly cooperate In the move
mcnt set on foot for the improvement and
finding better ways and means for the
handling OF cotton. than the poor system
generally that exists in this State. Mr.
Templenan closes his letter Ivy saying he
will use his best efforts to urge others en-
gagged In the cotton trade TO attend
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weather Forecast

Generally fair but possibly loea !. = I,
on coast: variable winds; c'''s
ern portion. r-,,.aJ-,x.
ing and generally fair'
winds. ,orA y =
Kansas-Fair and colder nor
winds. -, 49,. csira |.
oas,ern ror.ion: north WD, r1r,sSly =
'asS oJloerado.-Pan.ly cloudy i. ssss I
+, ,o nr,p % norton. yariep,ps 3. m ~
III u ~ WING and Montana hlgz
My9n nht SHOWS; north wIllas, IN /
variable; slowly rs'"s
M Goee,n,rle,gesa,-partly cloudy ana ssr1 m
or.. south winds: slightly "a Ipafs
ers na,na Mississippi ,n,nna Az Il e
{, Aian ,.I H. morning. follosss ,s,r
ally fair; south NV wa nmortion. -
Arkansas-Showers " ~ Weiihsi
followed by colder ana ia
winds, y,,n followed s
no,,'er in western possIf,ins % -
w w.estern portion; winds s'A'
west. -, nrohally ,ck~-S
ing the day; colder, 'N
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NEW BILLS.

The following bills we're introduced In
the senate this morning:
BY Bowser-Bll' authorizing the con-
demnafion OF railroads RICH, Of way TO
iur'her improvements OF streets and de-
filming the rights Of railroads In such pro-
cse-iings
iiy Woods-B.ll providing that holder. Of
land with regular chain o, title who have
raia taxes without occupation Of property
shall have good title as against any person
who has not paid taxes thereon in twenty
years. and specifying the time suit should
re brought
BY Woois-Bill amending the law per
hitting PARTIES TO sue in counties where
land is situated on title bond. etc
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Lulng. Texas, March 1l.-Burglars broke
open the windows OF l.. w. Boyds saloon
last night and helped themselves to all the
cash in sight. Possibly other articles were
taken.
luling's crack military company, the
Lipscomb Rifles. will hold general meet e.
ing tonight for placing of the roll on all
effective footing. The company is one OF
the most popular organizations. being com
posed OF the elite OF Luling's young man
hood.
Gotch Hardeman camp. United Confed-
crate Veterans. held a most enthusiastic
meeting. with large number of the old
vets present.
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In EuNnr of Wncn

Waco. Texas. March 1l-Mrs Halle
NJ. Dunklin, who has Just returned from
Austin. whore she went in the interest of
'he Dill providing for State Industrial
school for girls and to secure the loca-
tion OF that institution In Waco has re-
reiVed letter from Mrs Helen NJ. Stod-
lard OF Dallas. president Of the Woinan's
Christian Temperance union OF Texas
strongly fayoring Waco for the school. Mrs
stoddard writes from Austin where she is
working for the passage of the bill.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Austin Texas. March 1.-THE hiil amend
ing the charter OF the city Of Galveston. In .
uoiuced IN the house this morning By Mr.
Harris. provides for the election 81 alder
men by wards instead Of at large; for the
abolition OF water commissioners, and for
change IN the method OF making ap-
praisemehis.
Mr. Briganee OF Grimes desires to 20 on
record MS opposed TO the proposition TO re-
district the State. lie says that Il is a
scheme to ieglnlate judges out OF office
and that he does not like 1t for that rea
sou.
Mr. Dies Of Hardin VIII tomorrow intro.
duce In the house labor lien bill similar
70 that by Senator Burns which passed tho
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Dallas, Texas. March. 11.-Burglars last
night solved the combination OF the lock
on the safe in the postoffce at Cedar Hill,
twelve miles southwest of Dallas, securing
about $500 OF government money.
The postofiice was located in the store of
Ramsey q Rowe and this firm lost con-
siderable money and stock. MIR Ramsey is
postmaster and Rowe his assistant No
trace OF the robbers has been discovered.
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. Schooner Lippctt at veia.co.

Velasco. Texas. March 1.-THE schooner
Jesnie Lippett has been outside several
DAYS on account of the extreme low tides.
but is now being brought up to discharge
her cargo. The l.ippett carries 500 tons of
barbed wire and general assortment of
merchandise
= Tho fact that all the appropriation bills
were left unsigned along with the sundry
civil bill hy President Cleveland will ne
e.essltate the appointment OF all committees
by Speaker Reed. and as the sundry civil
hiii VIII again come up In the special ses-
sion with the same status 1t held In the
regular session the Velssco harbor bill viii
have all the chances that other measures
claim to become law.
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Ticket Agent. Adiourn.

San Antonio, Texas. March 1.-THE
seventh annual convention of the Inter-
national Association of Ticket Agents af,er
transacting some routine business -,
loulned today subject to the call OF the
chairman. The party left in their snecia,
ram Tor their tour through Mexico AZ
NOON AN invitation TO hold their next
nn,',t az detroit was referred to the ox
ecutivc committee for action.
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TEMPERiArTI-RE

Inc temperature on an average for the
State WAS 1.G above the normal. There
was a general excess throughout the
State. except over the east coast district
and the extreme eastern portion Of North
Texas. where there was deficiency
ranging from C to as, with the greatest
deficit in the vicinity of Huntsville. The
excess for the month ranged from Il to
81 over East Texas. the central and west
ern portions of North Texas and the wcst
coast district from the normal to AS over
West, Central and Southwest Texas ana
from 10 to 90 over the Panhandle. with
the greatest in the vicinity of Amarillo.
The month opened with the tempcrmt urc
ranging from 10 TO IL below the daily nor
NAL, after which II rose slightly until the
9Th and It'll, when there was an excess
ranging from to 10 degrees. with the
the state. Then the temperature fell
slightly and remained about the normal.
until the 18th and Eth. when 1t rose until
there was general daily excess and the
temperature ranged from 20 % above the
daily normal from the nth to the 22d.
with the greatest excess in the vicinity
temperature fell slightly toward the close
of February, until 1t ranged from to 10
below the normal with the greatest de-
fciency along the east coast district.
This shows TWO periods of comparatively
cold weather, one prevailing at the OPEN
ing of the month and the other toward
the close and the minimum Temperature
az all stations occurred from the Isl to
the "a and from tn 9th to the 2Sth. in
elusive. Win the COOLEST wclher over the
northern PORTION of the State during the
latter dates, while he lowest ternpera-.
lures were recorded over tho southern
orton or February l. \ period of warm
Weather prevailed from tho nth to the 22d
and the max mum temperature for the
II onth was generally recorded on these
dates. The highest monthly mean tenn
rtratlare was CO 6 Mt Point Isabel from TIL
daily Observations. and G4.3 at Fort Ping
gold from self registering instruments
Lowest monthly mean ~ 2 NJ Dean; mkt
nnim. 90 at Camp Eagle P1e-s on the 1S'h;
minimum II. at Roby on the 9th. Grcri-
cst local rnonthly range. q. al Holly;
least local monthly range. ~, at Point
Isabel. from tri-daily observations AID
40 Al Galveston from srlf-r"rlrtorine in
strUmeuis. The greatest local daily range
was ~ at Marathon, least local daily range
IN n l.llNGsin
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WEATHER INFORMING.
Last Nights synspsia

An area of high pressure 4 ctntn -
the South Atlantic States, atd rfS'
accompanied by colder weathr, : ma
In over the Northwest. An ana q
pressure overlies the MISSISSIPPI w'ty-
The weather is generally psEy cis'
to cloudy throughout the colnH'
Precipitation amounting % - y
inch or more is reported from Asnp
Nashville. St. Paul and b. bous.
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Conferred Degrees

mckinney Texas, March lO,-Thirty-
numbers of the Mckinney Rebepsh lodgo
visited Van Alstyne and conferred ,ho
, uthIee OF hebekah on nine candidates for
IMITATION into Van Alstyne lodpe ma ,"'
h n,s,sors were rendered a reception by their
the laroos ne n Mc Kinney Rebekah lodge is
State wide reputation for proiicienou mas
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Hound Over for u,

Husk' Texas March o,-Peter King %,
FL - was arrested by Constable ! n
rersuson last night and placed IN ,an ~,
charged with rape, King waived exsni ;aa'
a sn1 suuay peiore Justice T j. Slow
n noa nunu wa liked at $3.50, which KIM h h,e
ed On o0en enable aule to give yet King is indirts
iured nsr9v OF the age OF the alleged in
'N party farties are all ncproas