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The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
1T GROWS WORSE
AWFUL pESTlTUTloN CAUSED by
THE RAGING WATERS.
Several Lives KNOWN to Have Nee"
,.. uow.,~.. Refugees Hut
died Together wherever st"""-
ing Places Can Re F".nu I"e
MeMphis Relief Coms"s'see '"
Its Hands Full.

Ncmn,,is Tenn. March Is. - Ill"
Mississippi river nj Memphis gauges
n fraction over :N;.a feet. The river
continues TO rise slowly. Two hveS
arc known to have been lost during
the day. Two negroes VIII" live neal
Newark attempted to cross Mound
lake in "A dusOut when they were
caught in the mighty current. 'he'f
boat capsizcl and they We're swept
away. The change in the situation III
the pas, twcnty-fo,r hours has been
decidedly for the worse in ever! r
snect so far as the flood and the Hood
victims are concerned. Localities that
were expcrted up to the last moment
to withstand the overflow are ut ElSi
ur,ler water. People who Thought
thry we're safe from the angry river
tiri themselves hemlncd in anu their
Danger is the greater because Of the
confidence thar prevented then, from
;n,,yitlinr ag.'inSt them. From every
direction come reports of unexpected
and unprecedented disaster.
over mt Marion and the adjacent
country 100 people are reported to be
lincd IN on the railroad track over
| which occasional waves swept that
tlrcaten to carry off the desperate
mnnle and live stock that there find a
nrrcarious household. Along the 9th
or railroads leadin. out ul this city
mt, fr,,ns,s n similar condition Of
affairs eXis..
From Island Forty comes reports
that the water is everywhere. that hu
man beings and dumb bruits are hut
died together wherever shallow water
offers standing places.
There are many other points from
which come appeals for aid. III ma!
be easily understood. therefore. ina
the relief committee which has beel
established in this city has its hand'
full Of work. This work is bein'
looked after without delay. nevertil'
less. All TIE local river craft hav'
been requisiionrd for this duty. AM
Cant. Fitch. in charge OF the l'nltct
states iiec:. has placed every steam
vessel and barge in his command Il
the disposal of the committee. Nelrl
1000 people have been brought to thi
city already from the ovcrfiowe
country.
MANY rumOrS Of wholesale drownin
: arc current but these cannot be yer
fed 4 well defined report has reachr
/ 4. that five tolored people had pei
III near Marion and a coloret' ma
child art known TO have bee
dY,wned ut Nest Memphis. Tho con
tfions are undoubtedly such tina
Here will myinnumerable fatalities b'
! IRE long u.lcss the helpless ones al
ajeYel.
I 4S1sI and around Mariol
iii that bacq in I'll
,As.Ssls mi kilss Ri Marion there y.
Ee tOt ~ Eiai =.
~ tiSa aleeadS IN rowned in attpmp
! Nsjng 4" got 4H91 ice of safety.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Earn, colonx for II,

Fafnl COLONY Tor ID
Albany, n. Y.. March |
been introduced in the aA
authorizes the city of Ne
prGpl'iate $1m.NW for I
and maintenance of a far
New York city. where ha
ards and other undesir
may be sent to be drilled
and a proper regard for
the state. The bill is said
by a majority of the legi
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
oUsTED BY GOV. SMITH.
Are Two Capitol Commissioner.

Are Two Capitol Commissinners
Who show Plenty Of Fight
Helena, Mont, March 1G.-Weafy OF
waiting for their designations, which
he called for four days ago. Gov.
Smith has removed the members Of
the capitol commission who refused to
retire and appointed new men i'll their
places. Commissioners FlOWerrtc and
Lloyd resigned, but Commissioners
Cole and Byckforl refused to do SO. A
recent minority report of the lcgisla-
tive investigating committee charged
the last two named with malfeasancc
In office. They say that the sz;;iop Is
the new law that pretends@ @ to @f,fE;tnoat
the go, ernor to remove them m' NJ eyror
cause is defective because ol they
in the title of the bill and .., tha and
viii force the governor to mats M. s s,s
will resign. We don't want to impos,
ourselves upon the state, but we ar.
going to show the people what there i:
in this whole business
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
vExGEFuL TaAMps.

Cau.e . Wreck Because They We're
Elected From q Train.
Clarksville. Tenn. March l7.---ll re-
venge for being elected from huin
tramps caused IL wreck on the !ouis-
willie & Nashville railway, a spiked
switch derailing and demoiielins a
freight, resulting in heavy .ialnaee.
The tramps had intended to. wreck he
Chicago limited. but mistook tie train.
They have been captured.
Mckinley Attends Church.
Washington, MARCH, Ii. = Presdfht
Mckinley. with Secretary Porter aid
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner MckiA4,;y. It.
tended divine service at the Metropoi-
tan Methodist church. Se.r2tas
Gage was also present. Mrs. Mck let'
sent a buI.ch of Easter lilies, taria-
tions and ferns from the White otse
conservatory, which were placl in
the reading desk. Bishop Hura AID
Rev. DIR. Cramer conducted the apel-
ing services, and Rev. Hugh .Job,so.
ID. D., pastor of the church, prea.hd
an eloquent sermon.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
WHITNEY COMMENDED.
The senate Committee Praises the
state Expert Printer.

The senate Committee Praises the
state Expert Printer.
ST. Paul, March 1.-THE senate COM
mittee on printing, which has been
conducting an investigation, pursuant
to Il senate resolution adopted Feb.
IL, in regard to the printing for the
various state departments, has finished
Its work and will submit its report to
the senate. Accompanying the report
Of the committee is a statement by
Expert Printer Whitney, showing the.
deficiency in the printing fund. the
cause Of the deficiency. the number of
state reports printed. their cost and
how the reports can be cut down ami
the cost lowerad. The committee COM
mends G. G. Whitney. state printing
expert. for the saiisfactory,-prs
and energetic manner in which he has
conducted his Office and also for hay
ing introduced an excellent system Of
records. by means of which the trans
actions of the department are clearly
shown.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20

Red Wing. Minn.. March 1S.-f'vr
of the prisoners now confined III jail
and indicted l'y the grand jury were
arraigned before Judge Williston
Fred Pcrsey pleaded guilty to the
charge of receiving stolen property
Jacob Becker. indicted for burglary in
the third degree. pleaded guilty
Frank Colburn. Mike Moran and Will
lam Graham. indicted for grand lar
crny in the second degree. pleaded not
nuilty
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Chicano,. Unemuloyed.

Chicago, March IL. - Unemployed
men and women to the number of sew
eral hundred held meeting at which
they launched Il celebration of indie
pendence" against king piutocracy''
in Chicago and adopted resolutions
against paying rent, except at the op-
ton Of the tenant; indorsed the repeal
of laws for the collection of debt, and
formed the unemployed workmen's
league. Speeches We're made on the
subject of finding work for the unem-
plOyed, and the potato and bean patch
plans Of the Salvation Army and 9th
ers, We're disapproved.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Bu.incss House. nurne,,

4 Wheeling, w. Va, March 1G.-Fire.
kihich started in the building of the
Atkins Hardware and Furniture com
lAny in the town Of Elkins, the home
" Senator Elkins, burned almost the
entire business portion of the place.
Elkins has no fire department and the
flames We're soon beyond control, hav-
Ing mostly frame buildings in their
In all the buildings were
stocks of goods, only portions
OF which were saved. The loss is
placed at 100000.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Mail Clerk. Convention

~ San Francisco. March 19.-I'hc first
essiOn of the annual convention Of the
Railway Service Mutual Benefit and
Benevolent association was held here.
t3he delegates and guests numbering
3SfHM. while as many more members and
Friends of the local organization were
present. Mayor Phelan delivered an
!address of welcome. to which re-
sponses We're made by President =. T..
WMing, Supt. $. J. Ryan. of the First
division, and G. l.. l.. Troy. s,Iperin-
tentlrnt OF the Chicago division.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Overflow From the Wires In n Con.
sleuncti EOrIls.

Overflow From the Wires In n Con.
slepscd Form.
Sig. t;rim:,l,li. the Italian statesman
and ex-c:lhinet minister. Ii dead.
Forest l;cynor of New York city has
been appointed private secretary 7"
he secretary OF the interior.
Made desperate by poverty and lnck
of employment Andrew .lenen Of Sioux
City swallowed Strychnine and died.
John Dahl. residing at Burnham VAL
ley. Wis. was killed by the accidental
explosion. of II gun he was plac'.': IN Il
shelf.
James w. E,lre of Wausau. Wis. is
dead. in his >iNlictl year. For thirty
years hc has been Il livery proprietor
in this town.
II. Kaah. a prominent citizen OF Plum
City. Wis. is dead in his siNty-eighth
year. For nearly twenty-seven years
he has lmrn :, resident Of Pierce cOlln.
ty.
The Brooks locomotive works ut
Dunkiul. y. V. are to lW started up on
full time and with Il complete force.
This means work for 1.:aM men and
boys.
On going out from II hot Nitchen to
han. out :, washing Mrs. Leroy Shan
non nf stevens Point. Wis. was taken
with severe attack of pneumonia and
died within forty minutes. She was
forty years of age.
Al New York Carlo Bar>Otti. hank
or and proprietor of Ilanio Americana.
an Italian daily newspaper. has been
ARA s.nct charged with larceny in con-
ncc,iom with his banking business. lie
was held under 900 bail.
4 man named Phelps sued DIR. ii. G,
Price OF CrrScO. Iowa. for S1NMH
damages for producing an abortion on
his wife. Price admitted the act. hut
claimed lie thought il necessary Il
save the wnman'S life. The jury gave
a 50 verdict.
\ Budapest advice says the trial o
twelve women and two men has com
mel,ced at Hold MeZo- Nasarhely. OIL
Lake Ho,loS. The prisoners ar,
charged will, poisoning their huSban
or others of their relatives in order t.
obtain insurance money.
The lDcs MoinrS Ministerial aSsOcil
tion has appointed {" committee TO pre-
vent the playing of bas.. hall Oh Sun
day Sunday games are played Il
Crvpkside Park. four miles from II,
city. There was much complain
against Sunday base ball last veal
hui no active steps were taken to pr'
vent il.
Visitors uI Sioux City from SaliX II
port Il dlsgr,ceful affray over the ele'
ton of school director in Il district az
Joining that town. Charges of frau
were made and rather tiian engage
all extended legal contest the parties
tile dispute decided to settle their Ill
. 1iculty with their fists. the winner
/ have the seat. 1t was done as agree
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
DROPPED FORTY FEET.

An Accident Which May Cost two
Men Their Lives.
West superior, Wis. March lS.-TwO
men were seriously injured in Hayes
Il Co.'S foundry. at Third and Lam
born. James Anderson OF West Du-
luth and Charles Turnquist Of this city
were OH a freight elevator getting pi.
iron into the c,lpola. When at the toll
the cable slipped. letting them drol
forty feet. Both sustained fractures
in the legs and were internally i'll
iurCl.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20

New York, March 1S.-The congrega.
ton Of the Fairmount Baptist Church
of Newark. by Il rising vote. excluded
from fellowship in the church. Rev. +.
J. Millington and Mrs. Dorothy Dick
erson. who recently cloped to Canada.
No one voted in the negative. Mr.. Mil.
lington and his family lave left the
city. The grand jury has begun an
investigation of the elopemcnt.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Mant the Order RexnkeJ

Washington. March IL. = Senator
Wilson Of Washington is making an
effort to secure the revocation of the
order Of President Cleveland setting
apart forest reservations in different
states. An opi.iiOn has been rendered
by the assistant attorney general for
the interior department that President
Mckinley has lhc power To declare
void an order II :.de by his predecessor.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
VIII Allow n IRA a,v.Back

Washington. March 1S-Thc secre.
tary of the treasury. acting under an
opinion by the attorney general, has
instructed collectors Of customs that Il
hraw-back shall be allowed on reim-
ported domestic alcohol entering into
Il manufactured articl" for export. and
otherwise treated as IN ''impOrted ma
terial.' within the meaning of section
- Of the act OF Aug. %, 1894. The
of the drawback Ia the same
as the duty paid. less ] per cent.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
North Carolina Division l.. A. W.
Go Out of Existence.

North Carolina Division l.. A. W. to
Go Out of Existence.
San Francisco. March lit is very
probable that the North California
division of the League of American
Wheelmen will go out of existence.
this fact was made evident at a meet
ing of the division board Of officers.
The meeting was called chiefly to re-
ceive the report of Messrs. Kerrigan
and Welch, delegates to the national
assembly at Albany, n. T., and the
seriousness of the situation caused by
the action of the assembly in treating
California's requests so disdainfully.
had the effect OF calling out large
and commemorative attendance.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Trumnfcrr.dI Ia n Tru.tce.

Eau Claire. Wis. March 1S.-t;eorgc
r. Wheeler. receiver of the Eau Claire
Street Railway, Light and Power COM
pany. has transferred the street rail-
way to ii. y. Bates of Boston as trus-
tee. The amount of the consideration
is withheld. a new company Is to ne
organized to operate the road. whicii
ia TO l,e rebuilt. Mr.. Bates is here, ac'
companicd,by one of his associates. a.
T.. .tpplryaril, also of Boston.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Nexy Line In. WI

Madison. Wis. March
has been issued TO the {.
Superior Railroad comp:
tai stock is x1.WN.NE,. /
run from the state lind
cine, to Lake Superior i
Superior.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20

San Francisco. March 1S.-D4syi
the amount Of S4,OW was lmi1 u
opium withdrawn from bond iH siu
one day. This is one of the ~ eat
days receipts from this sOurc3 TIT
history of the custom house tnae
port. The big wi,hdrawa III
drug We're due to the fact 4h
big seizure Of Feb. -, left the .sl!.
practically without stock ntk6
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
VILLAGE DESTROYED.
Cretan Insurgents BOmb ba ral IIiAxO-
nsO-kastellO.


mO-kastelIo.
Canea, March IT, - Maj. l;Or, the
British officer detailed to reOrganize
the Cretan gendarme has embarked on
board the British battleship Revenge.
The insurgents have bombardcd and
destroyed the village of Nissan
Kastcllo. The fort is garris0n4l by IL
company of infantry and IL battery OF
artillery Is surrounded but still re-
sists as this dispatch is sent.
Pillaxe Continues.
Canea. March 1G.-Certain parts OF
the town are now entirely given up To
piil:ge. The situation at Reiimo is
less grave but the houses in the ell
virons have been looted. The govern
or, lsmail Pasha, il powerless TO re-
store feeling of security. A sharp
epidemic of measles has broken out.
Fatality From q Gun Explosion.
London, March 1G.-Tlle correspond
ellt of the Times at Canea SAYS that
willie the gunners of the Russian iron
clad Ccssoi Voliki were practicing n
gun burst, blowing the top Off a turret
Fourteen men and one officer We're
killed. Sixteen were wounded, five
fatally
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
PREACHER GOES WRONG.
NJ

Sensa tiOnnl Disclosares In Luth p
AN Pupit at Winona.
Winona, Minn., March H., Another
clergyman has gone wrongl and. as
too often is the case, woman is con-
nected with his downfall. At the morn
ing service at st. Martins Lutheran
church Sunday, Rev. Philip Van Ilohr
announced that Rev. NJ. J. Raick, Who
had been assistant pastor under him
for more than a year past, llad been
deposed from the ministry. as he had
disgraced the cloth. 1t seems the
clergyman had improper relations
with a widow who belonged 10 the
church. 1seick left Winona last Friday
and his present whereabouts are UNI
known
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Murdered ,y Cannibal.,

Stn Franciico, March 17.-News of
an3 Ter murder Of Il trader on the Sol
ONT Islands has just been received in
thd ,cednic alvices.. Capt. Gibbings, a
wf known raider, purchased a cargo
OIL copper. and while he was making
hi payments for the copper two
dives attacked him from behind. and
htA him while a third cannibal be-
hk.ded him. After the murder the
1Etives WHO belonged to the Island of
BndOva. looted the vessel and then
fed the draft.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20

"u. -" sSH" = IVHNyNI87I :. n
London. March 1S.-Alr. Aaard shas
written a lf;tcr elfusive III HtAfks tb
Lord Mayc} Phillips for tho osliaetF
extended Il him at the ;;'e,ent MINI
sion house banquet. He .lsscEfhs tlr
function an "a white stort n thesEial
and politifl annals Of thftwo st'un-
tries. IL. lord maWt' RaA warmly
acknowledged the cOmIlpicatiOp.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
street car ColIlriom

Minneapolis. March IL. - An ontso-
ing l<cnwOod car in charge of Motor
man Sandquist and Conductor beli COZ
lideh ''';.,. 8" incoming ear @" @. ..i;'if ;hp
I mrlstiansUI and Conductor Olson, on
the Oliver avenue curve. injuring Carl
Wallace. Minneapolis manager of the
Pioneer Press. and DIR. Hugh NJ. Reid.
dentist. of the firm of l.cllOX Il Reid.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Accidentally sI,ot

White Earth. Minn.. March 1S.-.loln
Vivi"r. living in the Pcmbina town
ship. this reservation, was accidentally
shot in The right hand by the preln:l-
turc dis. llarge of II Winchester rife il,
the hands of his father Il few days
ago. Tw" fingers and part of the
hand had to he removed, but it is
hoped that the major portion of the
hand can he saved.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
IN Bnilal n ,E.,,,nln

I.a Crosse. Wis. March 1S.-ArticIcs
of incorporation of the Masonic Hall
association have been filed with the
register of deeds. The objects of the
incorporation. as stated in the docu-
ment. are to purchase land and erect IL
temple TO be used for fl:,ternal p,lr-
poses, as we'll as operas concerts,
etc.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20

Detroit. March is. - Gu yacf k ::
rivalry with the Grnmnior,d
steamers the Detroit 81
Steam NaviGatin. company al ns
the unprecedented cut in fteiglg 9es
between detroit and CleyelanSt go
cents per hln1frd on most cL1! of
goods. This in rolll,e.cfioaAh a
cut in ln,sscn3 T. rates tns25 yAfas ex- X.
elusive of hcFh. w 8iSss 81
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20

vnxatisfactOry Season In the Woods.
Glnntsburg. Wis. March 1S.--II,l st.
John. the heavy logger. has broken up
his camps. He put in 7.UpO.OOO feet
Of logs on different streams. Tie
figures would have reached 1O.WND.tAW
l,,,t rf.r tI,., damn
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
n..,uct,o, in R.nh.r C:oo.,.

New York. March Is. = James L..
Ford. vice president of the United
States Rubber company states that
the United States Rubber company has
determined to reduce its price on rub
her boots alkl shoes for the coming
year from 10 to II per cent.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Ynnkton Ia ST. I,nuI.

Yanklun. $. d.. March IL. - Il. H..
Lindley. who is special agent for the
Northwestern Telephone" company, is
again in the city. Ills business is the
securing of the necessary right of way
privileges for the new commercial tel
eplione line from Ynnkton to st. Paul
II is now practically Il sure thing that
the line will be laid this spring.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
i,,,et.,,r.,of ',f,uth.

Chicago March IS. tAl ~. proof
cloth" IL invention 6btyf Casi-
mir Zies II. of 81. sts Polish
church. }aS tested l,y fe ghkago po-
lice. 1Y invention as yet very
crude II, the police Inspectors think
tlIa, VIII hfn the cloth il made by ma
chinery 'I would d" fall IT'S maker
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
nef. ai6IIi . r.a.,

chi@ayo. In n bill flee in
the atiperitr NDN&e Il receiver for
the .ilic Enans Homestead asso-
cla,i'f it s chasd that Dewitt e.
Buttj who. until Iast summer was Sec
retalt of the association. is Il default
or abi has appropriated S2::'22.AD of
the fuds of the association.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20

Valley City. y. d.. March 1s-.An-
dreas Wolfer was shot in bed at his
residence here. Baldesscr Obcnar. "a
young man living with him. is under
arrest. Wolfcr is still alive. but with
little hopes of recovering. Wmnlrd is
considered mentally weak.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
(lfNNINl:lIAM - SANE.
The Eorgcr Will Now Have to stand
Trial,

TIL" FOrEHr VIII Now HHVe To Stand
Trial.
Cleveland. March IS. - 4 jury in
common pleas court has decided that
Charles y. Cunningham. who is
charged with the forgery of the name
of Judge T.. II. Hamilton to check for
S77:.tnW was sane. This is the second
inquiry as to the sanity of Cunning
ham. who WAS arrested several weeks
ago. after he had presented the forged
check at Il bank AMI failed to get
money on it. 1t has developed since
his arrt'S, that he was arrested at
E,lnlir;. y. V. several years ago for IL
similar Offcnse and WAS then sentenced
to Auburn prison. whrr" he was after
ward parlomed. lie will now be-
placed on trial for the crime with
which he Is charged.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
TlP HAD TO DIE.


Monster Eiephnnt Was Becoming
Too vIciOns for Show l'urpOxes.
bridgeport. Conn.,, March 1S.-lril,, Il
monster elephant. which has been
shown throughout tho country for
many years past. has been put to
death by strangulation. While the
br,lte's feet We're chained to stakes
firmly driven into the ground. men
with block and tackle drew Il rope
taut about his neck until he was dead.
Th" operation was completed in thir-
teen minutes. Tip had developed
vicious tendencies. and his death was
determined upon in order tia, liz.
might have no opportunity to kill his
keeper or people visiting the show.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
: ,x.rIike IN the TranayaaI .aa.s

warlike in the Transvaal .sssA
London, March IL. The DaH1 4
Cane Town correspondent st4 fe]
Germany has recently ]sn
shipments of munitions Of
Watisch bay. circumstance
causes suspicion. The Trass
also arming steadily, the shipmp 64]
ammunition. guns and militia u r.
plies from France. alone amo lntlhgsf,
30 tons monthly.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
Eel, From n Trn,exc.

st. Paul. March 1S.-Miss Millie Col
Inns. 81 trap"se performer at the Olym-
pic 1llcatcr. fell from Il trapese at the
matinee yesterday. Her right arm
was broken. Il long cash was cut in
her forehead and she received a bad
scalp wound. 1t is believed that she
is hurt internally.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
IN GRANTS MEMORY.


Monument Inaugural Parade VIII
He Imposing.
New York, Marcn 16-Arrangements
for the Grant monument inaugural
parade on April 27 are progressing
favorably, and the indications are that
1t will be the greatest demonstration
Of the kind ever witnessed in this
country. 1t is understood that the
president of the United States. his
cabinet, the supreme coujt of the
United States, representatives Of for
eign nations, the governors Of twenty
states and the national guards will.
take part in the inauguration.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
no TAX FRANCHISES.

The Supreme Court sus,aim. the
Right OF u Statea
Washington. March 17.-i'he attel-
ton of the United States supreme
court was given largely today to the
power of states to tax the franchises
Uf corporations such as express. tela-
graph and railroad companies. Two
KENTUCKY cases. involving the colIsti-
tutiOnality of the state law OF 1892.
one affecting the Henderson bridge
and the other the Adams Express
company, were both decided favorabiy
tn tha state
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-20
AtaV SED or BRIBERY.
tharRea !Anainnt an Alderman We
Cut short by the. Mayor.

charges Against an Alderman Were
Cut short by the. Mayor.
Sioux City. Iowa. March Is. - An
Grew Lundy and Fred Goulder filed
charges before the ncwly-elected city
council. accusing AID. Marshall of
taking money from candidates for of.
fees within the gift Of tho city fathers
While the clerk waS reading the doc
ument Mayor rleland stluclchcd il hA
ruling that. while Marshall was {:
member of both the old and new ,0,m
ellis. the acts allcuye,l We're committed
during his first term. and that the new
council had no jurisdiction. except owe
tho acts of its present members.