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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18
Gintaal umD niGt tuteoer.

GIN meiiten %ieuiSen Die Meni6en mad
elmer @ieoertebr Der Sn9enoiabre, in
9ereimten uno unsereimten Seuisern
wiro ss beflast. Dab Die SuSeno nidt
iuieoerte6rt. Nun, bas Wiiroe cine uette
@irtblhaft iuerben, iuenn Die jln9en
Geute in gluslibt bdtten, eine Stueite uer.
beiierte guflase ibrer Snseno burbma.
fen al fDnnen. Shon jebt beiBt es,
Suseno babe feline Suneno. Damn mir
be bieles @prt in nod piel Gr9erer
@eiie selten; oenn oer9ei6tiinn, Der I'M
juu9en Dilute itedt, Wilroe la9en: yN6
mas, MN fam mol rubl9 crit mai Die
Suseno genieBen; beim S"lpelten Wale
ldBt lih gaeS na6bolen ooer wieoer
out maben." Tub bel Der S"tpeiten glui.
lase itdte man oanu idpn 10 tiei in
iblebten Weigunsen uno @elppbnbeiten
o'rin, oaB Die leBten 0inSe idl,mmer
iperben miiBten, ,pie Die eriten. Mber
wenn ma bas seieBte @lter ais !Sauss
berr unb Sausirau nod einmal burhz
MAIDEN fbnnte, ipdre es niht reiSenp uno
oprtbeilbait? Wir 9lanben ni6t, oaB
etluas babel berausfdme. Die junael
9eute, ,pelbe ben Sprung III ben beili.
gen GbeIanc ,uasen, baben b~ufiuunsss
lelise Ginbilbnnseu i'm aupi; bic mir:
fen pie 5lii0el uno belfen ibnen iibe,
@eiabren uno NDtben binlues, Dor be
nen Die ~eriabrenen 2eute leidt ihpin
belia iperoen. gu Der lnsenolidel
Spannfrait seielt iih INNER mebr ern
ltes Yfi6t9efibl. neil Die Nnfdn9e'
wuRten, bah feline Iorproben semah
weroen unb fir ieben MiBsr;ii, JED
J SerldumniB lie bic uUle Serantiuortlid
felt triiit, Die oas gauge 9eben binburd
lie belaIten piro. Nnoererieits tpiiro
BEN @ltern, welden nit 10 piel Wtiib
Z TIRE &iuber sroBseSpsen baben, in be
: 8e9el Der Muth man9elt. nod elnma
+ oieles ristante Stild 9lrbeit, poll Dor
a%n,uiansen, unb nit Der blinomutbiae
Spanntralt Wilroe ibnen auH Die 5dbia
Z felt ieblen.
: 3er ben @unl6 ausipri6t, oab 81
{ Susenbjabre uoer Die icnltlsen Sersar
: 9enbeits. Sabre linn nobmals seihen'
+ fperoen fpnnten, bat iih meiit bic Sad
+ niht aenau iiberls9t. Sm @runpe gel
lein 8uni6 babin, Dab Die 9ebensSe
uno Die 2ebensfrnit niht 10 idnell be
ilieaen m0se. g8enn bic ubr iih MD
II ;uriidoreten ldBt, 10 ioa lie bod MI
II cine Yauie MAIDEN Ooer %lpenisitens Ian!
L iamer seben. Die Grce aber bort MD
II aui Die unuerniinitisen SeuiSer Der be
niinitisen @eid6pie, bic aui ibr berur
II trabbelu, ionoern brebt lid in Der sleie
mdbisen 5riit Don "a Stnnben nm ii
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18
3u Gauie.

Cine Sille tol Slid if,pebt um Die
les @brthen: 81 Saule. Gin Slid,
oas ielbit our6 Die 1brdnen bes Stunt
nlers nift perbrdnst ,peroen fam. @ie
id0n it's 81 Sauie! Wer bon uns
bate bas niht lhpn e%mpiunben, ipenl
aus irembeu l%lmsebunsen beimfebrenb
Der Snlss uno Samilienfreis uns iu,es
Der auinabm. Sci bieier &reis MN
aroB unb sldnSenb, ooer lei er flein unb
anlprnbslos, 10 9iebt es falim ell
@ort, bns uns Wobltbuenoer beriibrt,
ais oas BON lieber Men'denitimme uils
su9eruiene: y@iafommen 81 Sauie"
gu Sauie, 0as lit Der Srt auf Grben,
no Su iein, Sl %ipirfen, su i6aifen mir
ein Ge6t buben, es 1T Die notbwenbise,
bealiidenbe @rense, bic Der Menih I'm
iif Der auibaut. IS lit Der unidslid)
ibDre Berui Der 5rauen, ben bduslihen
Serb 81 elmer StGtte 81 MAIDEN, mc
Sriepe u,o 9iebe, gemiitbpoll beitere
3panslpiisfelt uno @oblbebasen Sober
e%mpianaen, Der lid ibr ndbert. Cine
Sduslidteit a%nsenebm ST MAIDEN, baSl
oebpren niht INNER grpBe &dume
prahtuoae Mpbel uno foItbare glusitata
tllna. Gem maBislten @oblitanbe wirs
es ni6t iblper, elne @obnuns, 100 mid
prd6ti9, cpb beba9lid bersuitelen
,pcnn Srbnnns uno Sd6nbeitslinn lid
babel Die Sano rei6cn.
gaie 9roB ino berrli6 aud bic @e
niiiie iein mpsen, ,uel9e Die NuBenluel
ms bietet. 10 iinoen mir bod 81 Sani
Die ~inni9lten 5reuoen. iSier lit IS, 10
@eiit, SerS uno @emiltb reihlide er
puidcnoe Nabruna iinben. Die leblu
; len @esenitdtoe. bic uns mmseben, ss
} wlnnen Seele uno Sprade. Sn De
sliiditrableuoen 3iisen Der llnIrisen lC
t len pirb oentlih Die Worte: ,g9ie ih0
it's 81 0nuieM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18
S6ut Oct Smounrtc.

Dies lit Die iupbls unb bodtliugenee
Ynrole bes ieit Mpntas iih in SlBnn8
beiinoenoen Gonsreiies, iuelder prrh
cine neue 5ariibla Die Snbuitrie bcS
9anoes 81 beben peripriht. Wtit rcr
Gepiie yGrbDbuns Der G%innabmen mo
Shub Der Snouitrie" lit Der repubijfns
niihs GonsrsB ans @ert sesanseu, uno
Die Belt miro es lebren, mas er beSlucdt.
Serr 9inslep 1T Der Sauptmader Der
9ariibil, uermittelit welher er bns
itnwierise @erf Der Sebuns Der @obl.
iabrt bieies 9anoes 81 lOien trnbtet
Seine glbiidt, Die &esisrunsseinnab
! men INT s7O,OOO.OOO 81 erb6ben. slaubi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18
Sa Gdnoem ocr Tarmer.

Ios Gunoes Nderballs0 Department
uerDfientlibt intereiiante Mtittbeilunsen
ilber Die @rpBe Der @etreibeporrGtbe,
Die iid nod il, ben 6Grben Der 5armer
beiinben. Die Serihte iiberraiben, oa
Die Mfelgen nod iebr p,el beoeuteuoer
iino, ais man arseiibts Der auBerprz
oentll6 itarfen NllsIllbr 9emeinbin on
Suuebmen pIleste. Nidtsocitp,ueni9er
lit Der NderbausS efretdr Der Meimng,
oaB Die @rDBe Der Sorrdtbe ST feinerlei
un9iinitisen S6liiiien SeranlaGuus bic
te. An Wtais befinoen ii1 ni6t peniz
ger uls l,l64, 000, 600 8ui6el pber 81
Ero5ent Der seiommten lS96er @rnte
i'll SGnoen BON Sarmern. 9as lit Elm
uueeluObnlih 9roBes Guantum, obiuobl
Die &prrdtbe I'M WtdrS y. s. uno I'M
WGrS 1890 nidt piel tleiner iparen.
@rpBe Moiieu Mais peroen Defenders
III Den TralrieItaateu, in Grpartlrng
b~elierer Yreiie, upn ben Sarmern suriids
9ebnlten. Sm @nnSen nurben BON
6urmern iiber Die GonntpsrenSen binnus
623,00O,OOO 8ui6el Mais poer 27.3
Trp5ent perfauit. Inter Der @eiammts
ernie %beianoen iih l,936,OOO,0OO Yuz
ihels %ymerfdntiler" Wais, ODER S4.S
TrpSent. Die @eiSenuorratbe Der 5ars
nler lino perbdltnibmdBis piel fleiner.
Sic betrusen SO,OOO,OOO 8uidel, pcer
20.G YroSent Der @eiammternte, seseil
l23,000,Oo0 I'M SEARS 1896. 3rsi
Yro5ent ipllen nod aus friiberen Sabren
berriibren. @pn benz ,Safer Der 96er
Grnte befinoen ii6 nod 44.2 Trp.ent
ooer 3l3,O00,0OO Suitel in Sdncen
Der Sarmer. llno oas lit, Sunlal bel
Der aerlnseren Wahirase uab oieiel
@etreioeiorte, ein gang auBeroroentlif
9rpBes G.rnntum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18
ST. @(ouo, 2IiuneNta, Qonmrda9, 6n 49, M!dri 1897.

Mre, nno onnn 1T Elm Tag peraansen,
uno lie ldnit III 365 3asen I'M Die Scns
ne, unc oann 1T ein Sabr babinsei6wun
ben. Salten ldBt iib Die Belt ni6t; aber
iie ldBt ii6 III perib,eoenem @rabe aus
nisen. Der fleiBise unb tluse Menih
weiB aus einem Sabre mebr su MAIDEN,
ais Der trdse 5bpr aus Sueien. @eraoe
neil Die Belt 10 unerbitterlid idusa ani
characterization entfliebt, lerlen mir
lie nuben - uenn mir iiberbaupt bas
3eug 81 elmer iol6en 2ebre baben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18
Misunderstanding.

Sonmerluit nno Commensurate.
l0ie tie oob 10 bolo peribwano!
Ttuu gebrodeu iiuo Die Slumen,
Turb oeS YSiuterS talte 6ano.
@uSe Shooren murt'rer Sogel
3ogen in Elm AMBER Nano.
$50 lit ouer Sbmud oeS WaloeS?
Zen mein Aug' ergoblib iono.
Sroit mo talte Stiirme berriben
2tltf Dem Souoe, ouf Der See,
llno Die lonit 10 CRIME @roe
sat elu peiBeS Sleio pon Shnee.
Nle5 toot.-uno ooS ourhibauert
Did, wie Elm aebeimeS Web';
llno oob bari ib mleOer boiien,
DAB ole Sbopimg ouferiteb'.
Tat ooS Suatfslo nibt ueroerbe
Selbit bel Sd)use mo Winteriroit;
SuB es nob oem Wiuter lpriebet,
9as ut ia oeS Sanomann's 2roit.
Weuu uon tolten lNinteritiirmen
Inner Seben miro umtolt,
pore: IS eriheint elm 6ril1ling,
gSo e8 wieOer erilut uuo iprobt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

81 ridtiser 5prihuirtbi9ait sebort bus
Sdla9en Der baiilr reiien Yaume uub
Yilsse oes iunsen Nadiuubies, 70 baB
cine bauernoe Ginnabmquelle sei6affen
,uirb. I'm ribtlge Gontrolle Sn fidern,
muB Die Yuupesresieruas lire i6iisenbe
6anb iiber ben &eierpationen bolten.
@enm Der Gonsreb Der GpmmiGion BEL
pilidtet, wirb ein Seriualtunssipitem
ent,pprien Weroen, bas ben Nnipriiden
Der M%niiebler sere6t uirb muo benz
9anoe oauerns NlBen brinst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

ess~ Wihts bs1srss uno biQissrss
alS tie uasepaarien S&uae bel s. g8.
III ptter. a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

9eutIhen fir Norseleien. inoem lie an'
aibt, Sruder babe Die Gr%inoung nidt 9e'
maht, lonoern elmer friiberen ,,abee9ntt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

Gapt. W. ". Yraben, welber bent
Staote Minueiota obt Sabre lang ieine
Eienite ais Iuoitor mo 9anosG ommiiar
lieb, lit om 5reitae Woreen in Cos Nm.
aeles, Sal, seitorban. 6e9eu Den MN
mebr i'm Grade rubeuoen ihwebt cine lln'
teriubune IN ben Haumen bes Gapitols.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

Der ais Shrsiber Der ,,Sninois Stats
,eituna" anseitelIts Serr Soiepb Yrudsr
bat cine iutereiiante uuo niiBlibe grfiu'
hung semaht. Die er ,.Ginumter" setauit
bat, permittelit melbem oas Nuitreten
ODER 0orbanoeniein ihdoliher Sale in
Wobnraumsn anee,eiot uuo iomit @sfab'
rem iiir oeren Sewobner uor8ebeugt wiro.
Der gpparat lit iebr einfab uno foitet
MIR IS gents. Die ,5reie Yreiie" aus
chicago ,eigt wieberum Die @orliebe Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

Die Il. &uomig2lirbe oui Dem g8inot.
boritploB IN Berlin ihreitet nuumebr ID.
rer &oleuoung entQegeu. gtoboem Dor
jwei 3nbren am settle Der Npoiteliiiriteu
Der 8ruuojtein III ojeiem DEM 2tuoeufen
NJuotborltS uno ieinem ueroieuituollen
gSuteu IN cen Bdrlumeuteu III Der ReihS:
bNuptltoOt gewtometen 6otteshouie geleat,
lit Der gleibe 6eittrg oieies 3abreS iir
Die GinpelbuHg Der STRIDE III 2lusiibt ge'
nonlmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

6rou geoie, Die 6ruuenrehtleriu aus
Sonios, prophejeit, Dab Der ,ueue Damn"
oui alien 8teren trie9eu miro. Der Wann
bat pom ieber gerue III 5ltBen Der Gomeu
geIegeu - olleroin0S wareu Die nibt pon
Der Sotte Der 6rou 2euie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-18

Die Gepoliten Der New Yorfer Yanten
betrueen laut glusweis pom per1oiienen
Samitaa $57S. 100000. Seit benz Stto'
Der 1894 batten lie nibt mebr cine oerartige
6obe errei6t. 9eBtere lit elm oeutlibsr
Yewsis fir Die Ridtsbr bes all9emeinen
@ertrauens uno Die Grwartuns beiierer
3eiten. 9(uf beIiere Belt last aber teines'
we9s bic Wahriht iblieben, bab &leioer'
NADER in New 2)orf, bic friibsr bel Sebn'
itiuoiser Nrbeit $40 Die Wobe perbtenten,
ieBt 16 Stunoen ben Sag arbeiten mill'en,
I'M So. 90 Die Wohe Su peroienen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
nth Branches of the Legislature Get Down to
Business
SENATE Rusy WITH CITY CHARTER MENDINd
n v,o the Santa Fe Track Privileges Ia Galveston Net
inn With Determined Opposition Harris Union Depot ana
Municipal Corporations fnndina Bills Passed

., rss February Legislature had business
themselves today
d,,no eeastp The especially
devoted itself that task win suh % uh,
Governor eo"s'A'u'0
pending maters disposed Of 800, AZ Harris.
the held sessions today ana f" ,tn
ovId,np as
.ra munc corporations lawful obsaton oaa
the o
proyids the act putting
lester amendment board OF education 10
for m cen, of the permanent the available school uh wei"
a
onderaoe tune i"0
listened for three hours inns
nes,s AGAINST for the abolition
onice which unanimously ueeau
favorv tbeuon VIII hear from some
r.on,e by that ne" n"r
seems that committee aldermen ana
Mr. BoNser
who framed me
and TO have say before nh
action taken note that there u a0a
Dallas the next election
alhou hede n Impeachment
OF the city council " s'''"e N'
the strand after passing
the house has reported mne when mas the
ahove mentioned at Galveston
defeat TO sen' Inc La
becomes la" 1t pTe
ticaly denies them TO
and viii b. Introduced as soon as
Senator representatives, can confer win MN
Mr. wards bin to hnie requiring the court
appeals proven 'hA the ne vas
read etc the lower court. 10y e OF exceptions
became today r,hou the COVE
paid Mr. Nanderhrrst as
,euhe the compliment Of unanimously inviting
him MI Nah1s reporter @ senate " ''
sessions nd has many hat body
Of absent TO date
eoun, vii his seat in the
first time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
NOTES AND PERSONAL.

Governor Culberson today reappointed all
OF tho quarantine officers at present in
the service.
Hon. X, c. Nc Graffenried, congressman
elect from the Third district. was a visitor
in the senate this morning.
T. ;. Miller general attorney OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Judge Free
man of the Texas and Pacific and Judge
Lovett Of the Houston and Texas Central
are here today.
Governor Culberson and Adiutant Cen
oral Mabry returned from Galveston this
morning, where they attended the silver
service presentation. The executive was
rendered tho use Of General Manager
Quinlan's private car from E6uston. which
he used. in company with party OF gen
tlemen en- route to Austin.
Colonel I. NJ. Standifer Of Governor Cul.
heisnn's stan accompanied the executive
and General Mabry from Galveston to
Austin last night and will spend day or
two at the capital The presentation of
the silver service TO the battleship TEXAS
found Colonel Standifer very much in eyi.
depcc, with chapeau OF black cord of gold
and costume en- rapport with the occa
sion.
Hon. r. C. De Graffenred congressman
elect Of the Third district reached Austin
this mornias. accompanied by Coloacl /
NJ standifer. as a military escort raey
are Just from the heitloship festivities a,
Galveston, The Black Eagle visited inc
house and met many friends In thIn co,,.
nection Hon, Tom Smith speaker of the
I TweniY-fourth house. who Is In tho o,,v
remarked that ConGressmen- elect Slaydan
| Henry and De Graffenrled have ca IN cors
| 10 Austin thinking they were elected N
the legislature instead Of congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
UNITED STATES COURT.

Augusta A. Thorn ct al VS.. John II.
Brooks, j., ct al. on trial.
United States vs. Trinidad Asphalt COM
pany; dismissed by consent and costs adj
Judged against defendant.
s. d. Thompson, receiver, We. o. NJ. Car
Ter ct al: continued for service.
Annie Rering ct al VS.. w B. Wallis
dismissed for non compliance with rule for
costs. =
United States VS. Lutcher & Moore; John
H. Gilliland Of Caddo parish. western dis
trict OF Louisiana. appointed special com
missioner 10 take testimony Of witnesses In
this case.
Consumers Cotton oil company ct al vs.,
Edward A. and David y. Peden; leave
granted plaintiffs to amend their original
petition.
Consumers Cotton Oil company vs.smith
Pedcn & Co., leave granted plaintiffs 70
file replication to the answer as amend
ed Of defendants Edward \. and David d.
Peden.
Judge Bryant appointed Christopher Dart
Jr., resident of Paris. deputy clerk OF the
district court OF the Eastern district o,
Texas at beaumont Upon application OF
the clerk Mr. Dart was also appointed dep
uty clerk Of the circuit court of The East
ern district OF Texas, also at Beaumont
lie will file bond Of $500 in each appoint
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

Austin. Texas February = The follow
lug Is the text Of Mr. Bcwse-s bill resu-
latiug the charter fees Of foreign and
domestic corporations. which passed the
sens,e this morning;
An Art TO amend section -ia' charter :.
u tale A. o; the Revised statutes Of
Texas. relating 70 the fees thc secretaTy
u State is authorize. a7A frq4ifrl 10
charge fer tie use 90 lne state fof
charters. amendments sHd supplements
thereto and 10 reprsl all laws -
parts Of izNs in conflict wHh this ael.
In 30 far az they may AFFECT lhe sanle.
Re - enaeted ~ tbs legislature 81 ihe
Stale o. Texas
Section Ina, article 2i3a % chapter
/. o. title g. Of ihr Refi-ea sisfut.s ~
Texas ~ adopted to A. us 500 De ant
the SAME is 20 Amended a. ihai hcrc2ftc. IL
shall provide ss 'ol.pwf
ATucle .i5a The reorctsry ~ state. ho-
sides 0,her lees bat may b. "srrb~1 ns
Law. Is authorized and required 20 charge
for the use ~ the state. abe toi0"nE
fees For each and every charter amend
msnt or supplement thereto ~ q private
corporation created Tor The purposc 10 on
Grating or STRUGGLING railroad mag
uetic telegraph line or - railway. mr.
decp water channels or docks on thc coast
az this state or express company author
ikod or required ~ Law 20 b. recorded 10
said department fee Of 800 10 Ice paid
when ssd charter Is MED provided. that
II the authorized capital stock OF fail
corporation shall exceed 500 ooo % shall
he required TO pay an additional Zee %
So for each goo mo authorized capital
stock or fractional rart thereof after the
hrst. for each and every charter. amend
mcnt or supplement thereto ot a private
corporation intended for the support ~
educational missionary. literary OF sclen-
tinc undertaking. the maintenance Of a
library. the promotion Of painting music
or other fine arts the encouragement at
agriculture horticulture. agricultural
fairs and exposltonE Manufacturers CO.
gagged exclusively In manufacturing. the
maintenance OF public parks ann facilities
for skating and other innocent sports ana
the maintenance Of public cemetery. :,
Zee Of $40, to he paid when the charter :
filed; for each and every charter. amend
mcnt or supplement thereto. Of "A private
corporation created for any other puTrisc
intended for mutual profit or heEch;
fec OF s25 shall De paid WHEN tine sal
charter is filed for record provided thai
u tho authorized capital stock ~ sait
corporation shall exceed $40 600 n shat
be required 10 pay nm additional fec og 8
for each additional SO 900 II us authorize
capital stock, or fractional part thereof
after the first. for each commission I,
every officer elected or appointed IN hi
State fee Of 81; and each and every off
Ger elected or appointed In this State
required to apply for and receive his com
mission; provided that the secretary o
State shall not he required 70 forWar
copies OF laws to. nor attest the suihorit
OF any officer In this State who fails an
refuses to take out his commission as re
quired herein: for every official certificate
IL, - fa. IL,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

a,l believes the bill should be passed
and he will support the bill ~.
DOYLE said the question had been uis-
cussed In his county tRusk.) lie Is op.
posed to the bill and believes the present
law. which was Endorsed by vote OF tue
people. should remain as II Is Inc ueln-
ocratic platform recommends ionssi
school term and he could not see NV 'n's
could be done by repeating the law
Mr.. McGaughey favored the bill. he saiu
Rogan is wrong regarding the II. j. DAVIS
administration starting tx school fuhu
question. -,
Patterson said the gentleman from Cald-
we'll asked what posterity had done Tor
us" His had kept him awake several
nights He proceeded The gentleman
from Caldwell says the increase OF land
values would go on. Has it never occurred
to him that the increase of children VIII
20 on ?" Patterson favored the bill.
Fields of Hill asked what opportunity
has pcsterity to do for us. What cCnultlon
would we be In II the fathers OF the ne
public had adhered to the rule to let pos
tority care for itself? The pascal OF the
bill will not cut down the school term.
The state is able to maintain the school
term and the democratic party will carry
out it's pledge on that subject. Replying
TO the assertion by the gentleman from
Rusk (Doylel that the amendment mad
been adopted by a vote OF the people.
Fields said II was rushed through.
At 1890 o'clock. on motion of VOTERS,
the house adjourned until O'Clock this
afternoon.
The house met at 3 o'clock. Wolters OPP
posed the bill and Lotto spoke in adVo-
cacy Of it. Shelburne favored the bill ana
spoke for its passage
Meade made strong speech against the
| bill When the question of posteritys right
Is brought he Is In favor Of doing some
| Thing at this time for the present. the
| battle OF San Jacinto which was fought 10
preserve the liberties and rights OF the
people of Texas. occurred sixty one years
| ago, and 1t is about time those OF the pres
emit who are the posterity of past genera
! lions. should get hold of some of the money
| provided by the school FUND law.
Evans Of Grayson opposed the MI.
Burney Of Kerr and Stokes OF Cherokee
| (Pop) favored the passage of the bill, say
| age. Maxwell and Ewing favored the piii.
| The bill passed to engrossment by vote
| OF IS ayes and 30 noes.
| House bill No. "a. bill to enable towns
and cities to provide for paying indebted
ness barred by the statute OF limltato's
WIS passed finally.
McGaughey introduced a bill TO provide
for the teaching in the public schoois
humane treatment OF animals
The house then adjourned until tomorrow
| moruing at o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
THE STATE CAPITAL.
MR.. JESTER EXPLAINS.

Austin. Texas February 22.-President
Jester. with reference to his attitude TO
the fellow servants bill. which passed to
engrossment in the senate last week. SAID
to the senate this morning:
For the information of anyone who de-
sires to know how | stand on the bill
will state that am heartily in accord
with II. I was unavoidably detained from
the senate chamber the other morning
when the measure was passed to cngross
ment but had | been present ! would
have voted for It. / favor all platform
demands of the democratic party and this
is one of them"
Later he said to a reporter for The
Post that when the bill came up on second
reading. or just prior thereto, he went to
his Office to attend to some matters, and
did not desire to be misrepresented through
the press. as innuendoes had been given
that he was prone to dodge the issue to
prevent being recorded. Hence the eX-
ulanation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

1t is confidently stated today that LIE"
steamship line will be established between
LIVERPOOL and Galveston. probably ABOUT
August, There are plenty o. tramp steam
ers running between the two ports all The
time, but now there is a prospect OF reg
ular line OF steamers that VIII carry pas
sengers end have regular sailing days, 81
mat people Will know weeks, and even
months. in advance on What particular Gsy
certain steamship will leave Liverpool
for Galveston or Galveston for Liverpool
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
THE GALICIA.

The steamship Gallcla OF the H,r,ul
American line, now due from Hanhvs
the largest cargo ever brought to ciAsu
by vessel of this line. She caria :
Galveston parties 1900 bags Of Gay@
sugar and 1000 bags of German cenest \
sides other commodities in smaller lca d
cement is for firm Of importers 70 ~
yer and will be shipped direct thrmh n
port. It is destined for points In Cosni
Kansas and Missouri, and Is insY I
first direct importations made thuui Y
port by the West. Arrangements hiys n
made to rush the shipments thruuh Z
they will lose no time In Galvestu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
RAPID TRANSIT RECEIVER.

Notice was received here today of the
appointment by United States Judge Me
Cormicll at the instance of the Information
al Trust company of Boston of a receiver
for the Austin Rapid Transit company in
the person OF Ira II. Evans of this city.
The rapid transit operates the street car
system of Austin aud the International
Trust company holds its obligations TO the
amount OF S3i3, 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
From CRIPPLE CREEK

After the big fire in Cripple Creek took
very severe cold and tried many rcmedle,
without help. The cold only becoming NOR,
settled. After using three smnll In,
OF Chambsl lain's Cough Remedy hot FL,
cough and cold loft me. and in this b,gs
altitude II takes meritorious cough rom.
edy to do any sood.-G, p. Henderson cd.
itor Daily Advertiser :"