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in COMMITTEE.
SENATE JUDICIARY NO. 2.

SENATE JUDICIARY no. 3
Senate judiciary committee No. 2 TODAY
reported on the following bills:
Fayorably ON Miller's bill making nc-
completes and accessories principal Of
tenders.
Favorably on bill by James Furnishing
officers OF the State who accept periodical
pleas of guilty from offenders who con-
tinue In vice
Favorably on bill by Morriss providing
for the issuance of process for witnesses
residing in the county before the meeting
of the district court to testify before the
grand jury.
Favorably on two bills by Turney
amending the Penal Code so as to convict
persons stealing cattle from an owner
who uses more than one brand.
Favorably on bill by Terrell requiring
county and city tax assessors and their
deputies to administer the oath or affirm
alton to those rendering property for tax
alton
Favorably on McGee's bill legalizing the
sale of whisky on Sunday. when 1t is to
be used for medicinal purposes.
Reported n substitute of Lloyd's bill
exempting physicians and surgeons from
payment of occupation taxes.
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o, flesh and appetite, with. accumulations
gas, sour stomach and heartburn.
II is safe to say that Stuarts DyspeT
Tablets will cure any stomach weakness
disease except cancer of the stomach. ~
cure sour stomach, gas. loss Of iesh and az
tite. sleeplessness, palptation, heartburn.
stipation and headache.
Send for valuable little box on stomach |
eases BY addressing +. A. Stuart Co.,
shall. Mich. All druggists sell full sized
ages at 80 cents. Prof Henry w. Becke
NJ, the well known religious worker
writer Of st. Louis. secretary OF the mi
bcprd of the German Methodist church
clerk and expert accountant for the II
AMI Wharf commissions; public secretar
the ST. Louis School Patrons association
the district conference of stewards OF
n. church; also takes an active part
work of the Epworth League, and to WI
religious and educational topics for
magazines How he found relief Is be
in his own words:
"Some weeks ago my brother heard
something about indigestion. and, u
box from his pocket, said, Try Stuart
lets did. and was promptly relieveq
investigated the nature of the tabl
became satisfied that they were rnnde
the right things and in just the right
tons to aid in the assimilation OF
heartily endorse them In all reSpecta
Keep them constantly on hand.
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t, controyesy bt"ten 'Ho ~,
s and the department Washihs sa,
'ne sapplca the stamp ouy oh or
, and county the general hoans 'u"'
taxing while the enue
o. general poesls
general TO noeaNo
make judiciay constructing ihe s M
TO the no indighaton
to idea OIL wtlula"ns 'o W $3.50
nbeenfoo suggest such an iae'
49, wereoc
from of u which pupshea
makes
latest break oil MS p "h
added the Already
customs Tor whcn
of sensation hungry
the Eastern and Western States
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INVESTIGATING DEPARTMENT..
sub-CommItte-s Are Vow nj WorA
on the Books, Etc.

sub-C ON az Ittces Are Vow Al VOL
on thc Books, Etc.
Austin, Texas. January 24.-The house
fnaaoe committee has appointed the SUBJ
committees charged with the duty Of in
yestigatins the State departments and said
subcommittee started work today. AT
the main committees meeting last night
II was decided not to recognize any
deficiency claims that are not itemized
and the sub-eommittecs We're instructed to
IN every case procure all possible informa-
ton with regard 10 all deficiency claims
ices In exatpining trials in Justice courts
Tor the year ending February 20. 1899, for
which no appropriation was made by the
Twcnty-Afth legislature II Is probable that
4 sufficient amount to meet them viii
be Incorporated In the general appropria-
tion bill.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Governor Sayers Believes Texans Should
Be Discharged from the Army.
TO FIGHT AMENDMENTS TO THE CHARTER
city Council Has Appointed Com
mittec--Senntor Patterson Is
RecovcrinG-Chnrt

Austin, Texas. January a. = Governor
sayers freely expresses the opinion that
all the volunteer regiments now in the
service of the United States should be dis
banded, and has positively declined to lend
his Endorsement to any proposition look
ing to the prevention of the mastering
out of any of those from this State which
are still under arms.
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A CORRECTION.

In the report OF the supreme court pro-
ceedings appearing in today's Post II is
printed that in answering certified ques-
lions in Gray VS.. State OF Texas, ex rel
Langham, from jefferson county, the court
held that the district court of Jefferson
county had ''no" jurisdiction to the con-
trary, the court holding that the district
court did have jurisdiction.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Japanese Steamship Has Cleared for hcms
Ports with Cotton.
THE BANANA STEAMER NOT YET ARRIVED
Taking of Testimony in the Wilson
Murder Case Hns Begun-Notcs
and Personals.

Galveston. Texas. January ai.--The Tamba
Maru, which cleared from the custom house
today, is tho first Japanese steamer to leave
the port direct for Japan. The Tainba Maru
carried 1874 bales of cotton for Kobe and
2j1S for Yokohama. Being the first steamer
in this port flying the Japanese nag, the yes
sci has been an object of curiosity and has
been visited by great many people She
is commanded by English officers. but the
crew is composed of Japanese entirely. there
being Ito in all.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

The following bills were introduced to-
day in the senate
ny C;rinnan~-Providiug for taktns dcpo-
sit,ons Of parties to suits and their agents
BY wayland- For the better protection
OF the farmer in the purchase OF CONNER
cial fertilizers
BY pibrell Making appropriations TOR
the support OF the State government tor
the years beginning September j. 1879,
and ending August 81 1901.
BY Dibrell-.- Making deficiency appro-
nriations for the support OF the State gov
ernment for six months beginning March
i. 1899, and ending August 81, 1899,
Potter introduced a bill increasing the
mower OF the State revenue agent In ac-
cordance with the recommendations OF
the governor.
Greer introduced bill 10 make the
uenalty prescribed applicable to nll pas
lures marked Posted" regardless OF their
size.
MCGEE presented bill to further define
canencting lines Of common carriers. their
relationship TO each other and TO those
dealing with them or eithero OF them, and
10 prescribe rule of evidence as TO such
relationship and to further prescribe thsir
duties and liabilities.
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Nervous Dyspepsia
To Gnin Flesh, to sleep well, "a
Good Digestion Mean
MAKE a TEST or sTUARIvs DYs-I
PERSIA TABLETS.

No trouble is more common or more n1is{
,.,iioi stood than nervous dyspepsia. People
mrs surprised that they are not cured By
nerve medicines The real seat Of the mis1
chief is lost sight of. The stomach is the or1
gan to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any
pain whatever In the stomach. nor perhaps
any OF tho usual symptoms OF stomach wcakv
nesF Nervous dyspepsia shows itself not N
tho stomach 50 much as in nearly every orr
gan. In some cases the heart palpitates and II
irregular: In others the kidneys are affectedy
in others the bowels are constipated.. with
headaches still others are troubled with loss
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szcoM[INdA
A Sure Way y

Every true wpnaa. %
mother. A baby tne 1
the browning dory
true Happiness cp
without the bless!p
Yet the ordea e
mothers must RS
anxiety anf
to undergo Z. a.
Tits not n " S
ing new life onY \, Gs
hse of "Mothf
ing and dang
the hour robll O W
This remedy = PR K n .
anxious to learn
pain and suffering M
store for her. The
baby Is Born VII
address upon APP
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BANKERS TO MEET.

Ed J. L. Green OF San Marcos. chairman
Of the Third District Texas Bankers asso
citation, has issued call for meeting OF
the bankers OF this district to meet in this
city January 81, at 10 a. m, in the parlors
OF the Driskill hotel.
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HOUSE LIVE STOCK MATTERS.

The committee on live stock and stock
raising this afternoon considered the
Decker quarantine bill. w. J. Moore and
Robert Kleberg. members OF the State
live stock sanitary commission, appeared
before the committee IN behalf of the bill.
Representative j. n. Garner led the hight
against the proposed adjustment OF the
sixty days open season with inspection
clause OF the bill, and finally secured a
compromise, the committee voting to re-
port the bill favorably with the amend
ment that the open season should begin
November 10 and close January 1, and that
during that period cattle may cross the
quarantine line without inspection or
other restrictions Of any kind.
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defend In the courts the position OF tho
State as hercipbefore defined. and that he
himself represent or procure to be repre-.
scented by capable counsel. any and all
State or county officials who may be pro-
ceeded against by the United states Tor
failure to pay said stamp duty. BE II fur
ther 4 s.A III 49, 90. Asss 5s
Resolved, That q copy Of this rcsolu..
tion be furnished tho attorney general and
tho department OF United States Internal
reYnnile.
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SENATE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Senate committee on internal improve
ments reported favorably two bills by
Potter. one OF which extends the period
two years within which railroads and sub
urban lines chartered since 1887 and which
have failed to construct their lines as re-
ouired by law The other bill reduces from
six to three days the time within which
railroads must furnish cars to shippers.
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i Alleged that Wooten Wanted the State =
Secede from the Union.
r.. y .rTEp SET STRAIGHT IN SHORT ORDER
Northern papers Wired Further Details o. VIVA, .us Has
as Very Live Item-lexas =" Wv

Austin. Texas, January A.-Hon' pud-
,oy q Wooten, member of the mouse
from Dallas county, received tue foiiow-
ing kilograms this evening;
Hon. Dudley G.. Wooten, State Lesisia-
ture. Capitol, Austin, Texas.
New York, January 2i.-Mucn interest,"
aroused in the East by report OIL ta'h
of legislature favoring withdrawn from
1,r;on because of war tax stamp agita-
tim. to set the facts straight and OK
n,ain cause indignation among your GU
liens, will you kindly telegraph To-Day Nv
orr EXPENSE 500 words or more.
The World.
Hon dudley Wooten, Austin, Texas.
Cincinnati, Ohio. January A.-Wlll you
kindly wire us briefly as to why you
would have Texas withdraw from tne
Union? Thanks in advance.
Cincinnati Post.
In reply to the above, Mr.. Wooten sent
,be following: Reports of the kind IN
dicated by your telegram are SHY anu
sensational and without any foundaeioh
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Austin. Texas. January q.

IN THE SENATE today Mr.. Dibrell intro
ducea the general appropriation bill, ana
MISC a bill to meet deficiencies to accrue dur
Ing The ak months ending August 81 1898.
Like Henderson OF Lamar. chairman, OF the
bouse finance committee. the gentleman rom
t;uodalupe proposes that the appropriation
wear shai be Identical With the hscai anu
II scholastic years. and his second Dill mas W
view the making of provision TO cover my
rerlod left out Of the general appropriation
Ell in the attonpt to make the change.
THE HOUSE adopted Tarver's resolution rec
ommenlug tho appropriation to defray the
expenses OF the interment of Bigfoot Wall
lace In the State cemetery, and AFTER some
s1 ,,isousslon referred to the committee on FED
cral relations Mooten's resolution to provide
Tor questioning in the courts the correctness
of the ruling Of the internal revenue depart
4 rent that official bonds are subject to ms
var revenue stamp tax, Tho resolution was
violently opposed by Pitts. The WATSON
bennett contest case came to an abrupt Ter
minatfon thia morning through Wassons
withdrawal OF his claim TO the seat In tue
III ho,ise assigned to Grimes county, and II was
awarded to Bennett, without dissenting
VOICE upon the recommendation of the COM
inIttoe on privileges and elections
TIVE HOUSE COMMITTEES swung their axes
$50 -. 49, sa,,.,ss ,dyersnIv Kit.
.,,.'z - .'.,,,,,, 81. ~.
80 - 2 $500. -. -, .,,..,a.. ,or
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~ -. an,s,ss I;,,,ian,Io,, 90 ina rrohy
49,, 49, -, 49, r,,,,aro,s nils and
resolutions returned this morning with com
niittee vetoes attached Among the few bills
which ran the gauntlet and came through
tafely was one providing that banks shui,
on January OF each year, furnish tax as
SCISSORS with list of their depositors. their
residence and the amount OF their deposits,
aud another to authorizerthc directors oil the
AGRICULTURAL aud Mechanical college to Gun
pioy an entomologist, whose duty it shall be
10 devise means for the destruction Of the
Mexican boil weevil.
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isai Was one W ~ '. ",,s,
Soii'n' lhs p"ipose " "n'V" 20 ~
the merchants 'peupalon 'aN a'u ",'oN rns
rieiahs' pho'osraphe'A' 'u"seis, n,v's ~
p,e heePots any So''vn ..ss ,'..,.iI
'ne SAINT pu'uen VI ~ 's.'s'ts
o'i appiopi'a.'ue F'"'s ,,.,s
touhsei III tha in,uno'ou ~, ~,
against the ra''ioau sou'ieso' -, w
trai courts. anu p'o',''"s 80 ~, -.
shaii DC seieeteu y. Wy e,''ts, ~ 49,,
trsiler ana lhe h'torhey s.a -, -.
esme 70 ins irV's' W''n hpV.s. 49, a. 900
its io' 'ne oesp'a.sS ~ .nn,,, o,,,.
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,,,,.cn n. or =. In.anliatlon.

Killech, Texas, January so,7-l-as' night
p !. bows. supreme representative, in
stalled the following officers J. A. Nixon
master Iof work.: !. NJ. Warren. chancoi-
VI coul mandrr; Ben Crouch, vice COM
,mnasrder3 Dr. ". A Gault, prclaie, X. ~
Tanker]e,y. master o. eNrnegaes;
s svtsr sksrd y. u. Duncsn. inner guard,
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CHARTERED.

The Smith & Peyton Hardware company
OF Bolton fled It's charter with the sec,
rotary Of state today: capital stock sir,.
eco. Incorporaiurs: w Mob. Smith, Frank
Coibin, Lee Peyton.
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sAYERs WANTS. RANGERS.

Governor sayers is highly impressed
with the efficiency of the Ranger service
and has no hesitancy In saying that lib
eral provision should be made for It's main
tenance.
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SENATE ASYLuMs.

Senate committee on asylums reported
favorably Kcrra bill giving authority to
justices of the peace to try persons charged
with lunacy
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WAIVER DLowN FROM BAY.

That gentle north wind that came wbisuinE
over the watcry wastes of Pelican fats last
cyeLing and whirled and whlzzed through al
leys and streets. rafting blinds aud shaking
windows speaking into houses through ln-
protected crevices aud sending creepy chiiis
down the spines OF the thin -blCoded Calves
tonians. has more energy behind It than the
average mortal would suspect. 1t takes
lind Ike that to open your eyes to the power
OF the elements. The blow was not much as
Wind storms go-it would be but zephyr In
storm tossed Dakota--but It was sufficient to
make Galveston island considerably larger
this pon,ng than i was yesterS cay ah 1, w'b IN
lively fashion and sent them rolling out to ssa
faster than any tide ever does. This morning
the wind had subsidized considerably, but there
was less water In Galveston bay by six or,
eight feet than under ordinary circumstances
Out to the west. the fats over which Mr.
Levi, the West End COMPANY and the city
company are contending, were more in evil
dence than at any time in many years. and
Pelican island was of quite respectable pro-
portions III
tide low along the beach front. too. aud one
could walk, dry shod. far out from the GUS
tomary shore line.
lively style just ss soon as the northg per-
mits. They were coming back slowg this
afternoon, but It will probably take wenty.
four or thirty-six hours for the bay II NIL up
The blow may inconvenience somJ vessels
little. but not enough to talk abof
BANANA STEAMER NOT ARRIVED.
The Norwegian steamer Fulto5 Of the
Eureka Banana and Development fompany's
| neet was due TO arrive here ye&rday. but
has not been sighted She is Fnging the
! first cargo to Galveston from II Bocas del
! Toro banana fields. The northeyis probably
| delaying her.
| The Fulton sailed from Bocsd del Toro on
| the 10th with full cargo oybananas and
| should have reached here Sutyy evening or
/ Monday morning sure. The l9ton was char
| tered as 10-knot vessel b4it Is said she
| can not exceed sM under tn most favorable
| circumstances.
Manager Fiske Of the i$eka company
4 stated 10 Pest reporter III afternoon that
| the entire cargo had been ~ at satisfactory
| figures The fruit will goB Houston. San
| Antonio, san Francisco 81 Louis. Omaha
and Kansas City The santp'e viii ai7e the
| cargo special ,raia SERVED ont OF here as
iar north as Newton Kan3
! While tbs Fulton Is oa3iue there is no
alarm felt for her safety jShe Has ia dry
aotk Just before enteringgi trade anc Is
known 10 be In frs,-clasT condition.
WILSON MuRDR CASE
The taking Of tfs,imon,A the Wilson muir
der ease on trial IN the fmIna court, vas
concluded thus aiternoo.Y Ind the ATTORNEYS
began their argument "a jury. Attorney
Stubbs Will close for Inc Asnse In tn mOru-
isg ana District Atiorn13 I.ea will close for
tbs State. Those two NJ the orly spsechcs
sei 70 ee msde and thdhss will 20 20 the
jury before noon. III
WILL HAVE sdE EFFECT,
J, J. Gtokscirse. com htsioner Ct the Gall
weston freight bureau. received notice q
H.
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Fort Worth. Texas
deaths in thirty-six ss:
Iowa Park up to sus.y
OF the Presbyterian epic
demic and apparently q
Quite a number Of es,'a,
cause Is reported frem
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If THE BABY is GETTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and we'll tried
IL medy. Mira. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
for children isething u soothes the child
s,f,ens the gums. allays all pain. cpres
wind solo and y tn best remedy fsf
tiAfzhosA.
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The following bills and resolutions We're
SEM ~ In the house:
BY Henderson Of Lamar--Bil. providing
for appointment by attorney general u q
frst second and third assistant attorney
general and providing for their compen-
sation.
by schlutcr--Bill making appropriation
with which TO employ special counsel In
the suits now pending In the Western dis
tricl Of Texas aud the Federal court there
Of
BY Dies -I,ili creating an additional SUI
preme judicial district 10 be known as
supreme judicial district No. y, 70 estab-
lish civil court of appeals therein els
BY Chjlders--- Hill amending tho statutes
relating 10 occupation taxes.
Py Tsryer-Biil anending 1enerM 'exa
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SENATOR PATTERSON REcovERiNs.
Senator Patterson wha has been seriously
IN for the past ten days y. reported con
yalescent.
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SENATE JUDICIARY No.

Senate Judiciary committee No. ! re-
ported favorably Lcwis' bill relating to
the submission of special issues TO the
jury.
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A. II. BELo q

The stockholders in the ropcFsk|
III. Belo & Co., publisher7 Of tho
Dallas News, held their afnud "A
today, and reelected the pa bosa (
tors consisting of A, II. Belo. re
c.aenkins. b. Adaac ahd T. " psI
tbg directors met and chose TIE ia'
ficers: A. II. Hello. president; " y
president, and T. w. Deaiy'
treasurer.
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BOARD'S WORK COMPLE1

The army board sent here to
steamer Cumberland with view
tanning the validity of the clsim 9
for damages has, completed the
returned home. They refuseRI
their decision. but 1t is beiteva
will be unfavorable to Mr.. An
owner The Cumberland VA A.
ing the war, and when tnej y9
turned the owner claimed ~
good condition as when ne aree
accordingly put in a claim TOR
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a cut IN grain rates made by the trq
from Mississippi river territory to
points in the East. Within the last
the reduction has been " cents
the rate now being 1879 cents Mr.,
does not believe. however. that this
the part of the trunk lines VIII
grain shipments from Galveston,
the fact that but little Of the grain
here is originated in that terr'tof
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NOTES AND PERSONAL

The slo. machine cases nate y
trial on Thursday morning Y n
district court. There are tniW-,,1I
in all, and II each one - @iI|
disposition will require cons N
Tho grand jury today appfcyyfss y
report OF Alex Easton. clefs 9 ~
trict court. One small Item
disallcwed, but with the ~
everything else was appross
Lieutenant w. C. Davis q ~
who has been examining tns w
work at the government pcpgS. n
his work and returned 70
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HOTEL ARRlyAL. 4,

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tonic; Chas. F. Unde5nn T. IA
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WILSON MURDR CASE.

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