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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
W ARLINGTON.

Speaker Reed and other republicans
are beginning to realize that the pen
sion roll Is an enormous burden,
Reed favors cuba and opposes lia-
wait; Is against the administration and
viii see that Mckinley is given a
throw down at every possible point
Texas patronage question remains
unsolyed. Green Is recognized" by
Perkins. hut Grant gets the offices.
Congressman Sayers has introduced a
bill to have the United States pay
Texas SOL. ii3. which is due the state.
senator Kyle introduces bin amend
ing the present immigration bill
Dingley bil not liable 10 be changed
during the present session Of congress.
National bankruptcy bOl to be pre-
scnted to the house this week.
The Natiomal board of trade r-cog-
nizes that silver will nc the issue In
the next presidential campaign.
Secretary Gage to submit a general
currency bill to congress.
Democratic caucus of tho house ic-
solved 10 fight republican theories or
finance aud to aid Cuban be!ligerency.
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MAY LEAD no WAR.
unclc sam VIII He Asked tn ProfYer
Ills Good Offices,

unc,c sam WIZ he Asked tn Prefer
Ills Good Offices,
New York, December III Italy fol-
lows the course puraucd by Germany in
collecting an indemnity for the murder OF
an Italian subject ana the illegal aciz-
urc Of an Italian vessel, the belief pre-
wallis In Washington that President Sam
sll be forced by his people TO declare
nv. says 4. Washington correspondent o.
itsse Hcrald.
Minister Legor said that no received no
information in regard to this latest phase
Of Hayts international trouble, but he
expects that he will carly be advised In
regard to the matter. In order that he
will he able 10 make suitable REPRESENTS
tions on this subject to this government
MIR. Legor has repeatedly assorted that
the people Of Hnytl would oppose a tame
compliance with Germanys demands,
and while the Haytians have no fortinca-
ticn and navy hopolessly Inferior 10
that Of italy members of The Haytian le-
cation expect their government will not
comply with any pereuptoiy demand
which may be mode by Italy unless It
should be shown that there is justice In
the claim presented by the italian gov
eminent. These gentlemen believe their
government Is not responsible for either
OF the matters brought TO its attention
| by Italy.
| II is expected by the authorities that In
| case Italy should determine to push her
claims against IIayti the Haytian govern
ment Will ask this government to use its
( good offices for the settlement OF the in
cident until fully acquainted with the
facts In the case the president will prob
ably outline no policy. but should It be
shown that the Italian claims are Just.
the administration will not interfere. un-
less Italy should attempt TO make a per-
manent landing on Haytian soil. This lat
ter eyentuality 10 not considered a pos
sibility by the authorities. and should tho
Italian claims be Just the administration
will probably have nothing to say.
The United States cruiser Msrblehead
will remain at Port au Prince until Hay
it's troubles are over.
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SECRETARY CAGES CURRENCY BILL.
General and Comprehensive Measure to Be Submitted
Instead of Several Separate Bills,

Washington December
bin his
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to 81 h si
o a
Mckinley,
Reduction
culaon
n
weresp
the presidents plan The bill has pra by
to
bill
"a Of
be reported soon after The
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FOREIGN

China said to be Indifferent regard
Ing Germany's occupation OF klao
Chau bay.
italy now comes to the front de-
n,anding redress at the hands OF poor
little Hayti.
Hon. w. j. Bryan cordially greeted
by Mexico's chamber OF deputies
italian cabinet has been reconsti-
tuted.
The Chilean cabinet has resigned.
China has withdrawn her troops from
before the German. .asl vance in order 70
escape a conflict.
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TELEPHONE SERVICE
TODAY's FORECAST.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS employees
e United States mint will be dismiss
Rdsy.
TITLE ROCK. Ark. Work on the con-
ftion of the Springfield. Little Rock
Cuff railroad will be commenced at
Epo!nt today.
NClNNATI--Comr,ander in Chief Co.
III the G, A. r. will confer with the
Ehittee fere today and tomorrow 10 fix
pate of the encampnsnt.
iChSON Mich.-By the numerous and
I'M requests Of the people of Michigan.
|MictAgan anti-spiritualIst convention
oe he|d here today ard tomorrow.
PiCAGO--All of the downtown shoe
department stores that have polished
fhoes of customers free of charge will
fnthlue The practice after today. This
was a,nounced same time ago at 4
|uhg Of bootblacks ana newsboys
pRFOLk. Va.-The trial of the owe
Eer mutineers in this city is SCI COR
~, Inc vessel was burned in South
Entlt waters after the captain ana
81 naa .l oeen murdered II has not been
Ecu positively which of the prisoners
DC placed on trial first.
EN loRk-This morning at the or
FOX Friends meeting house. on East
mueth street. there Is to occur cere-
X suSh as has not occurred in Now
|" ~ nal century, 1t is san. /, VII
Medulng, at which the ceremon" Will
r"dt on the Society of Friends in the
81 George Fox, jonathan Evans ana
Esena Mott. The principals marry
|'AeiVes to each other.
f.W YORK-The advance in Immigrant
II rom New York ana other seaboard
H. % me West begins today. The adj
h. ,rolh New York to Chicago is from
n ~, bcston is to have differentiaI
K. ~, rate from that city to Chic4go
e ~ Inc combination takes IN not
lee we transatlantic steamship CON-
Ia, s out the coastw!se lines ex'endin2
IN spGtn as the Gulf CT Mexico AN
et TO Halifax, thereby rendering il I'm.
fa, iOr inc rates TO be 1emoralizeC
! ed c'''ipa"'es are col
sCs EPH, Mo.-Professor Foster, tho
|, V,rtoioslst' predicted on December
4 'ne tntrd disturbance of Decembe.
Vach the Pacific coast today, cross
81 tae Rockies country by The
4 vi tne 18th, the great Central val
|, "a va. Ith to the 10Th, and the EastnrT
'ss the Nth. A storm wave will eros.
VS. OF the Rockies country today
EEaeal Central valleys the l7th, anc
i nsn States the 18th. A cool wave
I'M loss e the west of the Rockies countr,
%, me lS,h. the great central valley.
''' anu lhe Eastern States the Else
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A SUMMARY OF ToDA.ns IMpolFaNT NEWS.
STATE.

Allegations have been made against
certain text book bidders that they be-
Ions 30 trust; no decision by the
State board is IN sight.
Texas and Tho unitod states arc 20
Ing into litigation over tho quarantine
station q Galveston island.
Deputy sheriff Killed a, Wharton ana
a Mexican perhaps fataNy wounded.
-Four safes nj Walnut Springs were
blown open,
Man had his arm sawed of in a Win
al Conroc.
Commissioner Johnson gives warming
against out of the state insurance COM
ponies.
Young man at Waco wanted 10 plead
guilty No an orousc OF which he could
not be convicted
a negro was killed near Hampstead.
Another WI. claimed to have been
made by Edmund j. Hurt. has been
filed nj Fort Worth
Young mans throat cut by a barbcd
wire clothes line at Sealy.
Orange Is stirred over a mystery.
Some enc he's been badly hurt VITA =
revolver or knife.
Busness-J. n, Cole OF sherman fled
cLhtte1 mortgage, as did VIII. Brown
of Plano, H. ". Hart of Henry.
Fee bin has not produced any effect
on tho number of candidates for Office
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and will resist all attempts 10 extend the
privileges Of Rational banks, or to reduce
the taxes which they now pay.
Resolved. third That we favor the carry
consideration and passage OF the senate
resolutions declaring that a condition OF
war exists in Cuba,
Resolved. fourth, That we favor the cariy
early enuc,mcrt OF a Just and wise bank
ruptcy law.
Tho FIRST three resolutions on finance and
Cuba were considered separately, tho dis
custom being vigorous aud unanimously
favorable. Mir. nailoy made n speech urg-
Ing that the democratic members should
take their position promptly against those
financial movements now assuming for
midablc dimensions owing to the recon-
mondations givon TO them by the president
and secretary Of the treasury. He also
spoke for a ccar-cut position In favor OF
lho recognition OF Cuban beillgercncy, rs
| embodied In the Morgan resolution which
pas cd the senate during the extra session.
There was not dissenting vote TO Mr..
| Bailey's propositions and the first three
| vote. the result being received with hearty
cheers
Tho fourth feature OF the resolutions. De
clarine for a just and wise bankruptcy law
mot with some opposition, but finally pre-
vailed by "A large majority
| On motion OF MI Maddox OF Georgia ar
| ranEoments were made for the usual con
| grcesiOnal committee TO conduct the con
gressional campaieg OF 1898. The commit
| tee Is Ia consist Of one member from Gael
| state and Territory and District OF Column.
| bia and nine senators to be chosen by The
senators Ia their caucus. The caucus al
| tourncd by o'clock. having been In session
| Just an hour and having accomplished IT.
| results with practical unanimity
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DOMESTIC.

Rev. j. George Gibson, pastor OF tho
church where Durrant Is said to have
killed his victims is threatened with
death.
Five of the rcDbers who held up the
Southern Pacific train at STEMS Pass
captured IN Arizona.
Mrs. Margaret Hogan, a Mobile store
keeper, killed ana her premises robbed.
The American Federation Of Labor IN
dorses the establishment Of postal saw
iugs banks asd opposes annexation Of
Hawaii.
Mrs. Nancy Mckinley laid 10 rest at
Canton.
Whltecappers near Kennedy Ala,
fire a negro cabin and az the inmates
rush out shoot them down.
Fan River operatives are to be cut
80 per cent, administrative officers IL
per cent.
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do not have its best int Mt heart.
In the absence OF careful attention In the
meantimeu Mess by some Ncry uneNpec,ta
contingency We shall have Al unprrce-
dcnted degree of national prosperity a;
the time Of the next general i,i special
elections, we may expect 10 see the Hat
money issue the issue o. the campaign
A report by Jonathan 4. Lane OF Boston
WAS adopted. which advocates extension OF
the civil service rules TO cover the con
sular service TO the end of securing prac-
teal business men In the service rather
than purely political appoiutees
Another import@ut recommendation WAS
that hereafter importers he compelled ia
attest their Invoices before n magistrate
of the country from which the goods are
shipped, II Is alleged that several million
dollars arc lost TO the government annually
by differentiation OF goods paying nd
valOrcm duties,
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
The Report Acknowledges the Cur
rencN 0uestiOn Is parnnlOunt.

hor rb.a ~ 1
Board OF Trade met mere tonay IL Us
twenty eighth annual session, ex Governor
cta,,ara ~ 81 Louis nresili,p in Tho All
:, p,,,,o A.,
sehce Oh MI ffeueflch 'iales VI 'n''" 'e'
pha. who has been president OF the board
since 1878. The executive committees mace
.n, go, ,,.b,at ,,,,, o.,oot., ,.,,t,-
us ANN 'ep0'' "-'''' "''7
out a dissenting vote Va lhe Auo)ecV VI
the currency, the report says:
.sprohaolv there &c no sitblecf which is
,...-., 10, :, -
sun Vi suon '''po' 'a"oo On '"@' W
rency. While the great uprising IN FAVOR
OF sound money In 1876 vas not without
its good effect, there IS rtil iiucn 20 u"
desired in the way Ct permanent iFos-
perity. which condition Is MAINLY nue 10
the fact that the fu,urs OF our monetary
system, is still largely III houbt "Y'l-
confidence as 10 the continued Influence
for good OF he defeat OF Tree si'sr ~
the last election Is a serious mjFtbke'
While hard times are doubtless stimulus
TO unsound systems Of finance It Is mik-
take TO suppose that me 'rien1f 10 huoh
systems will be entirely kauEhcl WIN
return Of prosperity HafI iilnes. Whlch
did not originate the silver Iiesiicn; nave
undoubtedly been used by mae yea lar
ties TO instill false IDEAS INTO thenl iada
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Patcnts for Texans.

Washington, December H. Special -
Texas patents granted today: James NJ.
Bradley, Hillside, machine for sharpening
SAWS; Henry Bryant. Aransas Pass, acety-
lene gas machine; Thomas .. Elmondson.
Houston, bale tie; Levi Aghonson. Thorn
ton, revolving fan; BENJAMIN Il. ilarwcod.
Cooper. cotton stalk pullsr; VIII $. James,
Waco Biblical game apparatus John D..
Lison has assigned Il two-,hirds interest
in coin controlled tie mtlator 10 several
parties including V. y. iarringer, san An
tonic; James Murphy, san Antono revolv-
ing sand drag; Fannie VI Hugely. Lam
pasas. crayon holder; David y. Saunders
assignor OF half interest 10 II. L. Smith.
Houston. bottle.
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MURDER IN MOBILE.
Female Storckceper straugied 10
Death and Tho store Robbed.

Female Storckceper Straugicd 10
Death and Tho stnre Robbed.
Mobile. Ala. December 14,-Ttis morn
ing little girl going to the store or MIS-
Margaret Hogan, on the corner OF Gay
and Congress street, 10 make small pur-
chase. found the store open and the lamps
burning. but no one attending Gong mo
the rear room she discovered Mrs. Hogan
living on the floor dead with her hands tied
hshind her hack and a piece of braid
wrapped tightly around her throat. Giving
the alarm, an Investigation followed,
which showed that the place had been
The robbers had probably forced the wo-
man. who was Go years OF age. to give up
her small hoard which she fxpt IN her
room back of the store. Then they
strangled her with the braid, but firding
her slow in dy ing, Drained her with some
blunt instrument. Her brains had oozed
out on the floor.
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Reserve Hanks Approved.

Washington. December N.~-tl ctial)-'
The comptroller Of The currency has APP
proved the following reserve agents '"t
Texas National banSs:
National Bank of Commerce, kan
sas City, Mo, for The First Nniioua'
hank OF Gainesville; Hanover National
bank and Western National bank of H.w
York for First National BAN, Of itasca'
Commercial National tal'S, Houston, Tex
as, for the First National bark Of Lam
pasas; National Bank Of Commerce 81.
Louis, Mo, for the Sis. National bank Vi
Seguin; National Bank Of clTmorce. lpan-
sas City, Me-, for the FIJI: N.itoaai hhnR
of Stephensvlllo; First National ~ k
Houston, Texas f,1r sho Tyler National
bank of Tyler.
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)NE CLAIM Is or LONG STANDING.
Vessel Which Was Seized Some
Thirty-four Years Ago.
LITTLE REPUBLIC is WARLikR
VIII object to being Again Humil-
iatcd-uuclc sam May lie Asked
to Use HIS Good Of0ces.

New York, December ia dispatch to
the Herald from Port au Prince says More
trouble of u kind similar to the Lueders
affair threatens Hayti, and Port au Prince
may have to face another menace OF bonn
bardment
Italy has long had claims against Haytt
and these. 1t is alleged. have never been
settled, One claim which has heen pend
ing since 1868 was the case of the mer-
chant mt Port du pnix, whose vessel aud
argo. worth $4,000. were. 1t is alleged.
illegally seized and sold by the Bnytlau
government. The other case was that Of
an Italian fisherman who was assasslnat-
cd hero last october. the man who was
accused OF committing the crime not having
been brought TO justice yet.
Italy, 81 is reported. intends TO push the
settlement of these claims at once and
rumors have reached here that Italian
warships are being sent here TO back up
the demands.
Tho new ministry is looked upon ia
vorably and 1t les thought that the proc
| lamation will have good effect ia quiet
| ing the people. who have been threaten
| ing IN uprising ever since the late min
| is,ry surrendered TO Ccrmauya demands.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


A we'll defined area Of low presSUro Is
moving In from the northwest, with the
lowest barometer c9.6S irches at North
Platte. An area Of hish pressure overhes
the west Gulf States, with the highest
barometer 50. es inches alcng the Texas
coast
The weather is generally partly cloudy
TO cloudy, except over the CUR States AND
tho Missouri valley, where it is clear
The grentest amount of precipitation re-
ported tonight was .o2 of an inch at Mem
phis.
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BnnlS's Location Chnnpcd.

Washington. December II. Special y
The change of location and title of the
First National bank of Childresa, Texas.
TO the Quanah National bank, Quanah.
Texas was today approved.
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COMMERCIAL.

All the spot cotton markets remain
unrha.nscd and futures practically IN
the same condition.
No changes IN the prices of any com
modities
December wheat closed at decline
OF 20 IN Chicago.
Nearly al! stocks showed fractional
dee!ires. with heavy. dragging mar
ket.
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CUBA.

Reports that calixto Garcia has COM
united suicide are not believed.
Anarchists in Span are said 10 be
after weyler.
TEXTURES in the Spanish prison OF San
severtno, cuba. are said 10 he too re-
Voting TO print.
Spain IS trying TO buy cruiser.
Blanco has promised asnaesiy 10 all
eaI.ei Cubans except common erimi-
n<s.
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DEMoCR ArIc Caucus.
Republicans Financial Theories Are
10 He EMmr.I,I lurI

Republican Financial Theories Arc
10 lie Fought Hard
Washington. December li.-~Thc caucus
OF the democratic members OF tho house
met today. The sdercd the financial
question mud tn n situation. Repre-
sentative Richardson occupied the chair
Representative Bailey OF Texas took the
Initiative by presenting the following Sc
ries Of resolutions,
Received. That II Is the sense Of lhis
caucus that the democratic members OF the
House of Representatives ought to resist all
efforts. direct or indirect, to retire green
backs and treasury notes.
Resolved, second, That We are opposed &c
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MONEY Due TEXAS.
Uncle sam Owes the state n Hundred
Thuuspud.

Washington, Deceilhcr 1i,-(SpecialN-
Mr.. Savers has introduced a bill 20 pay 10
Texas sloi.1lSsJ. This Is the balance In
the treasury CT the S7I5.CoO reserved under
the ect of February 2S. 1855, out of the
$4,000 900 10 be paiI 10 Texas BY the
United States government FOR their claim
upon the Territory of New Mexico, with
which to pay the creditors OF the Republic
of Texas, Al Of the claims against tho
Republic OF Texas have tesn presented aud
the above named sum is what remains.
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LOCAL..


Sudden death of James Kelley, q well
known travelling man.
The pci!cemelfs ball big success.
The lunacy trial OF DR.. Furiow stin
progressing.
The Business League reelected Tom
Richardson az secretary for anothor
years.
plan 10 pave Main street.
Monthly meeting OF ms, Cadets OF ST
Al drew.
Baptist ladies preparing for Christ
mas
Assessor McKinney's deputies sworn
In.
TO establish college.
The Mason Kidd recital.
The assessors commissions on school
assessments.
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Washington December li.-For Eastern
Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana-tair
Wednesday; warmer; southerly WINDS.
oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkah-
sas--Fair and warmer "Wednesday; west
erlv winds: much colder Thursday with
northerly winds.
North AMI South Dakota-Snow much
colder; north .rly winds.
Colorado and Wyomlng-rhreaieNins
with snow; much colder: northeriy WINDS
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London, December IA special dispatch
from Rome says that tho Marquis 81 Ru.
DIM has reconstruct the italian cabinet.
the only changes beins Signor Serdinelu
as minister OF Justice; General Namara-
zoni. minister OF war; Slgnor coccoortu.
minister OF agriculture; Sign,r Pavonicilli.
minister of public works. AMI Signor Gala.
minister of instruction.
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-
NAILftOAnS.

Export cotton rate Is reduced.
New line Of barges between 81. Louas
ard New Orleans.
Other lines have followed the action
OF the Katy in selling Christmas cxcur-
sion tickets TO the gateways.
iiouston East and West Texas cleo
ton Of officers.
Chattanooga roads found guilty OF
discrimina ton.
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Washington. December IL Specially
The Texas members who are interested in
the Federal district presided over by Judge
Rector. arc considering a plan TO secure
duties temporarily until Judge Rcctor's
health will permit him II resume his T'act
on the beach. 1t viii probably be decided
to effect this end by n private bill. which
VIII probably he introduced by Mr. Henry
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Richmond n Presidential ofGcc.

Washington, December Especial -
The postoffce at Richmond VIII be ad-
yanced to the presidential list January l..
1898. The SALARY of the postmaster VIII
be increased to $ll00.
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pensions for Texans.

Wellington, Deee Ib9r 4 7pcc'al.)-'
Texas pensions granted toisy: o.iin l..
Spencer. Georgetown. &c Hl'hariIe Ia
gans, san Antonio. IS.
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Shreveport. La, AMI Jefferson. Texas.
MIR. CRAWFORD says that this improve
ment is OF vital Importance to Northern
Texas. His reason for Introducing tho
bill is that the COVER iniSnt engineers had
failed to mention 1t in their rcsnrts, md
II was 9 matter W too great Importance
TO 60 unrecoguixed.
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TOO MANY PENSIONS.
Republicans Beginning to Realize the
Enormity of the Burden.
REED FAy0RS CUTTING THE ROLL.
Speaker Is Nut Favorable to the
Administration.
FAvORS CUBA, OPPOSES HAWAII
The Texas Patronage Question Re-
FAvORS CUBA, OPPOSES HAWAII
mains Observation-Disclosures Green
ana Grant Expected Soon.

Washington, December i4.-(Special)-
The house has passed the pension bill, but
That will not prevent big fight in the
senate. This pension business is getting to
be an outrage and the big men in both
PARTIES are beginning to realize that a
halt must be called. Tom Reed himself is
opposed TO this continuous enormous in
crease in the pension rolls and his atti-
tude on the question was clearly defined
when a Western congressman Of National
reputation appealed to him last summer
for a place on the pension committee BY
| saying to MIR. Reed that he was an old
soldier himself aud had more of them in
his district than any man In congress.
Mr.. Reed said: That's exactly the rea-
son will not appoint you. You would be
too liberal and this reckless waste of the
public money must be stopped; this pension
roll must be cut down. The Southerners
are right about It,"
Reed is unquestonsbly not only against
the cry OF ''the old flag and an appropria-
ton but he is out of plumb with the ad-
ministration on whole lot Of things.
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-, ,nnroYe Lakes and Bnyou..

Washington. December H. tSpeclaij--
r representative crllfocd will introduce a
bill tomorrow appro2.iating 100000 for
improving the lakes ana hlyods between
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General 0bservst,onx.

Observ ations taken by the United Statcs
weather bureau at .. M. 10th meridian
time: