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Views of the
Late
Judge Hager.


Francisco, and also to any similar consolidated
corporation that might thereafter be created.
When the following section, eight then sec
tion 9) providing for freeholders' charters was
under debate, Judge Hager remarked: This
applies strictly and only to the city and county
of San Francisco (The section originally re-
qulred a population of more than 10000 to en-
title the inhabitants to such city to frame such
a charter) He further said: Il cannot see
that any evil Will come from it: we have this
peculiar government there, a consolidated city
and county government, / do not agree with
my friend from Sacramento that the tendency
is to multiply Offices The tendency Is 10 re-
duce the number of offices. Instead OF haVlhs
a set of city officers and a set of county OF.
ficers they are consolidated. We have SherlI
who is the Sheriff of the county and OF the CITY
We have a Tax Collector, and we nave
an Auditor that acts for both; formerly we hag
one for each. The tendency of an consolidated
government is to reduce the offices from TWO 20
one in every case, and reduce the expense IN
every particular. and not as the gentleman
said for the purpose of multiplying otnces.
1t is further contended by the appellant that
section Sla of article XI is invalid for the rea-
son that II was submitted to the people under
the general law passed March 7, 1853, providing
for the submission of constitutional amend
ments instead Of being submitted specially py
the Legislature proposing the amendment
(Stats. 1883, 53)
This contention Is entirely untenable The
amendment to section of the same article, by
ton n
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cation upon that
attack, conCeding
in open court that
they have no case
If that statute be
a valid and con-
stitutional law.
They insist that
the act is uncon-
stitutionaI in this
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City and County
Made
One Corporation.

counties. providing for the formation Of the
county of San Francisco, was repealed. 1t was
further provided in said act that the existing
provisions of law defining the powers ana
duties OF county officers, excepting those relat-
ing to Supervisors so far as the same We're
not repealed altered by said act, should IL be 1
considered as applicable to the officers OF said
city and county of San Francisco and among
the enumerated officers to be elected Tor sald
municipal corporation were, in addition to
purely city officers, the officers formally desig-
mated as county officers.
From the passage OF the consolidation act 10
the Constitutional Convention of 1888. the
city and county of San Francisco had been a
subdivision of the State and as such. and by
that name and style organized and existing
as a body polite and corporate. Its charter
the consolidation act-had been added to and
amended. but the general form and substance
Of the municipal government had not been
changed. And since the passage of the con-
solidation act the county of San Francisco had
ceased to exist a body polite or corporate,
independently of and separate from the mu-
nicpal corporation created by that act. and
known and designated as the city and county
of San Francisco.
One of the contentious on the part of the ap-
pellants is that although the former city and
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WOTuS except III
m u n C | pal al
fairs, as these
words are used in
I h 9 constitution
OF the State. The
phrase formed by
these words has a
meaning. and a
NEST significant
one. This is ap-
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TOT Special eltt-
tions. and a con-
sideratiOn of the
entire act leads
ia the conclusion
that such regis
tration is not au-
thOrized. Section
20 Of the act re-
Quires the Boards
of Precinct Reg
istration to meet
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erntnent act ap-
plies TO the coun-
ty of San Fran
cisco or not; for
although said new
section Slb. of
article X1, may
conflict with other
sections of the
same article, pro-
viding for a uni
=
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The tue OF the
act itself stamps
the law as gen.
eral legislation.
The title purports
upon its face TO
deal with a class
of municipalities
created by section
s of article XI Of
the constitution.
49,
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section Si5, un-
der consideration,
cannot be carried
out. for the rea-
son that 1t would
conflict with the
general law of
the State estab-
fishing a uniform
system of county
and township gov
ernnent: in other
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1850, the County
of San Francisco
was bounded on
the north by the
San Francisquito
Creek, and from
the head OF said
creek due west
to the ocean. and
three miles there
In; and on the
northerly end in
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names OF all who
are qualified to
vote, and. as the
registers thus pre-
pared for use at
the general cleo
tion are TO be used
at all special cleo
tions that may be
held before an
other general cleo
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cluding AT OF the present city and county;
counties lying to the south being Santa Clara
and Branciforte; the latter was changed sub
sequently to the county of Santa Cruz
At the same session of the Legislature an
act passed April 10. 1850, to incorporate
the city of San Francisco The southern boun-
dairy line of said city, thus Incorporated
was two miles distant from the center of
Portsmouth square, and parallel to the street
known. Clay street" and the western boun-
dary was line mile and half in a west
erly direction from Portsmouth square 'and
parallel to street known Kearny street -
The act provided for complete organization
and full set of officers for the city inde-
pendent Of the county officers of the county of
San Francisco. The acts creating the county
and also the city. were amended at subsequent
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county were con-
solidated t h e Y
were not "merg-
ed within the
meaning of the
constitution, AS
already shown,
the consolidation
act repealed the
various acts Gre
ating and amend
ing the chart ar
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TO assume tnul
the convention
understood that
when using the
I g r m merged
and consolidated
into one munich
pal government
1t had reference
at that time only
TO the city and
county nf san
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additions may be made thereto. there is no
manifest reason for requiring precinct registra-
ton in connection with any special election
and, In the absence of direct provision therefor
II should be held that il is not required The
few changes or additions that may be desired
are readily 70 be made at the office OF the Reg
Election Commissioners
The omission Of the Board OF Election Com
mlssioners 70 appoint for each precinct as many
officers Of election ii was authorized to an
point "a proposition upon which we pass no
oplnionl does not authorize the election to be
set aside such omission was but an irregu-
larity, and il is not shown that It had any
effect upon the election, either in the number
ot votes that are cast, or in the correctness of
their canvass and return
The judgment and order are affirmed.
HARRISON, Justice.
We concur:
BEATTY. Chief Justice.
HENSHAW
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How the Counties
Were
First Created.

cluding all of the present
counties lying TO the south
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\ AN d I n u, y.
MCFARLAND, J.
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The solution of the questions thus presented
largely revolves around the meaning of the
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article which no wrote for the Juno North
American Repiep contends only for perfectlng.
according 10 his IDEAS the Government sys-
TEN. All that he and the other currency re-
formers now demand Ia formal recognition OF
gold as the exclusive standard OF value, and
slight enlargement OF the present national
bank circulation.
As for tho hostility manifested against tho
great industrial corporations Of which the
stocks o, so many are now offered for sale TO
the public, 1t II. as Attorney General Grlggs
has aptly said not 80 dangerous MS the over
capitalization of tho corporations themselves.
size does not give strength, and big corpora
ton with a nominal capital of hundreds of
millions Of dollars cannot be handled rs dex-
trousiy by ordinary men as one Of smaller d.
mensons Besides. Congress and the state
Legislatures have adjourned for tho summer,
and, until they Reasonable. tho monster
trusts will have a respite. Our new Fran
chae Tax act. too, does not take effect until
next winter, and. long before any money Is
collected under It. the Legislature may ma
terially amend 1t again rs II has amended 1t
once already.
In every respect. therefore, the outlook for
the summer Ia more comfortable than II has
boon In any year since 1898. In 1894 and
1898 the country was disturbed by a deficit in
the national revenues. which compelled the
issue OF Govern ment bondS the miscellaneous
effect OF which was increased by the false
prctences under which It was made. and by the
threats Of the sllverite party to depreciate the
monetary standard; in 1896 we had o Presi-
dental election impending. with an alarming
prospect OF tho success OF a President and u
Congress pledged to restore the free coinage OF
silver and thus reduce the value Of the dollar
ono-half; In 1907 the reorganization OF mum
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tantinEo, 10 Marina Street.
CAPITAL FAiD CP.........."tC COCO
surplus nnl Undivided Profits. $780, 900
TRASsACTS general trust business.
ALLOWS LIBERAL RATES of interest on de.
posts and trust funcs.
ISSUES LETTERS OF CREDIT and Travellers
Circular Notes payable In dolaro or In the money
OF any foreign country.
ACTS AS TRUSTED. under mortS cages for railway
and other companies and Agent for the Re-
gistratior OF tho stock and for the transfer OF
the shares Of Incorporated cotnpanIss
QUALIFIED AND EMPOWERED TO act as eI-
ecutor. administrator. trustee, guardian. and as
signeo. and as receiver nId custodian of funds
under orders Of Court.
THE NORTH AMERICAN Trust COMPANY
has been designated "Fiacnl Agents of tho
Government of tho United States" in
Cuba. and has established Offices at SANTIAGO
and HAVANA, and 10 prepared TO buy and sell
drafts on and 10 mako payments in Cuba, and to
transact general banking Lus!ncss.
OFFICERS:
AINAH TR)WBRlDGE. .................P RESIIES
SAMUEL NJ. JARVIS ............,...t VICE.
X. LAND r. CUNKLIN. .............. PRESIDENTS
s. L. CONKIIS Observation-Disclosures SECRETARY
JAMES DUANE LIVINGSTON. TRUST OFFICER
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SiuauriSl.
GuarantyTrustCo
of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET

NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.
CAPITAL, fa,OOO,OoO
SURPLUS, S3,OO0,OOO
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND lNnIvIDu AIS, AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND FER
FoNAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject TO chcquc on certificate.
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRI.
TAIN. FRANCE, AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE
TnAvFLLFRS' LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE IN ALL PARTS or THE WORLD, AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER q. OAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN lSEIIN. JR., Vlce-president.
GEORGE II. TCRNBULL. 2d Vitc.Prcsident.
HENRY A. MURRAY, Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON EOfIAND, Asst. Treas and Sec
wM. @. EDWARDS, 81 Asst, Treas. and Sec.
JOHN GAtLT Manager Foreign Dept
DIRECTORS;
Samuel D. BabcOCk, Adrian Iscl!n, r.,
George r, Baker, Augustus u. Ju!lliard,
George s BOwlOin, James n. Jnrvic
August Belmont Richard \. McCurdy,
Frederic Cromwell Levi y. Morton,
Walter T., Gillette, Alexander Il. or,
G. @. IIavcu, Walter @. OaLman.
L. H. Hartman, Henry II. Rogers,
IL SlmCrs 1lhyIs. IL Mex T,rumhl-,
Charles Il, henderson, Frederick W. Vanderbilt,
vovro N'bl.rny
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financial.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
KEORGANIZATION

The plan for the reorganization ~ the Wisconsin
Central system, dated Aprl 10Th. lspU, has Goen
declared operative by the rCorganiLau manaEera,
md copies can be had on ay licatoI to tn. rn,tsi
COLONY Trust Company Ut u ,stou. or ~ either Of
the undersigned. decree has been entered upon
The foreclosure of Wisconsin, Central Company =
hrIt muIlgaHe and sale Hereunder Will o'onr
~ Ly It'll, 1890.
Holders Of Wiscun ,n Central Company Firat Mort.
gage Bonds; Of Wisconsin Central la lroad Com.
Lnny Comm stock, Ut PackMRJkeo AMI Muntllu
H. 20. Common stock OF W sCUnsln ana Mime
slta H. Il. CO. ret Mortgage nda; or Chippowa
Falls and Western Railway Go. First Mortgage
nonda and hul lers of Certificates u Deposit or
Trustees Certificate of UononcRl Interest, repre-
hrntinH any Of the sad sc"urtita arc rsqueHted to
deumTit the same with United states Trust mpnny
OF NV York, or tho Oid G, l'ny Trust tumpHn! uf
Boston. unier lhe said plan Certificates Of Deposit
will be B,v,n on receipt ~ such securities
Holders If 81 ,l20,OUO Wisconsin, Central Com.
pany Fist rtlaVc Runds have already deposited
their Bonds. aud the holders Of the outSan ling
States Trust Company OF New York. or the old
Sntnny Trust Company Il Boston, on or ieforo
JUNE "nTli, 1870. i'll order I" participate In the
benefits OF tho llAn
Holders "i Wisconsin central Co. and Wis 'onstn
Crutul Railroad Co. Joint and several Improve.
mcnt Bonds; Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Fret SolIvs Bonds Chicago, Wisconsin snd MIME
sota H. X, CO. First Mort age Bonds. come Bonds,
LAKE Winncbago Il. ". CO. First Mortgage Bonds,
Manlt"wor Diys.on First Murtlegc Bonds Manto'
woe Division Scrip, ManitOwuc Terminal Mort.ate
Notes, lii ONE Bonds. First Preferred stock, Second
P.tfoued It ,ck, and central Car Co. stock or q r
uhcItrs IT DEPOSIT, or Trustees Certificates OF
VIII. upon trair ,tr and delivery OF the tame To
nlied Sttcs Trust Company q New YORK. or
NIu COLONY Trust Company Of Boston. receive "
cash the amounts respectively provided IL the said
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finantial.
BOSTON. May 90. 1900.
To the Stockholders of
Flint & Pere Marquette R. R. Co.,
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western R. R. Co.,
Chicago & West Michigan R'way Co.:
DOsTON, May 90, 1900.

A plan, dated MAY -. 1893, ror tho union and
rcadjustncnt of tho capitalization of the above
mentioned companies has been formulated by the
undersigned and has been approved by the direct
" each cunpani. Tho undersigned have, NJ
the request or hoiders &c u large amount Of tile
stock ot each company. nLr,CG Ia act commit
tao 10 carry surh plan !utu eject
An agreement al dated May ~, 1900, EN-.
buting such Wan. has been executed by the under
s!grcl, amt lvdsel with the dupcstaros herera'
after named Copies Of such agreement may be
Lad upon application t. any member Of the com.
mttce. ar To either ut the Repositories
Hold RS OF tho capital stock Of any OF said three
r:dhual rnmpauu. lc-rtug t. participate In said
plan Iuay lccum' pari's t. the Resdjustment
Agreement 10y hcpositn.E thar stock certificates
duly iuGo"-,l III hlank Tor transfer with tho d.
po-itlr O. hcrrimattc" named ON OR BEFORE
JUNE w, 1880. AIR that date, deposits OF
ttrck will be- received only subject TO such terms
IA IA" Committee may from time to time impose.
THE STATE TRUST COMPANY, roo broadway.
New YORK. will tn. dep ,stary for thu ock OF
the Flint ami icre Marquette Railroad Company and
t'.r INTERNATIONAL TRuST COMPANY or BIOS.
TON a. MIN Street. VII rec ',No deposits of such
stock IN Boston Is a'rnt 'ur The state Trust Conn
pauv. THE OH COLONY TRlsT COMPANY. cor
nor of Court and W,shn Iton streets, boston, will
at the derosItary tor tho stock of the Dstroit.
Grand Rapids ami Wo-crn RulrEd Comla any, and
OF tho Chl,Aso and West M,rhgn hallway Com
rany. AMI M,ssls ROBERT WINTHROP y CONF
pANI. ~ Wall @trn I, w7i receive deposits of such
stock In New iorh for the GA q" onv Trnst COM
rauy The drrositar,os Nn ,,'rc transferable GER
tinrair- e lCpHslt.
WILLIAM ". CEAro, Chairman.
NNEN +. cos,
,JDuS ". GRAHAM,
on iI.LES NJ. HEAID.
| CHARLES MERRIAM, Committees.
| OLIVER ". MlSk,
THOMAS L. RYAN,
| Nathaniel IitiNIR,
ROBERT Il. ll;uWN, Socr'tary.
40 Walt - y w York.
| SEWARD. Gl'TiIrlEN STEELE.
| - Wall s., New York,
| Counsel 10 the Committee.
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LONDON BRANCH,

81 LOMBARD STREET, r. G.
Buys and sells exchange on the principal
cities OF the world, collects dividends and cou.
pons without charge issues travellers and com
Eercal letters Of credit. receives and pays
interest on deposits subject to chclue at slight
or on notice, lends money on coliateros. deals IN
American and other Investment securities nnl
offers It's services "a correspondent and financial
agent to corporations bankers. aud merchants.
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HOLDERS OF
WISCONSIN, CENTRAL COMPANY

"lNNVNNtN VEN IRAb NVMfhNl
Preferred stock,
CNETirIVATES Or DEPOSIT Of Old Col
s "ny Ir"s, fImnnn; II o m%.'Jn fsprsi
Griffith" sT "% ~ phiff%ssir Of ur.,sa
Tsnrs;ca' rs said % i"a%me i,ond.. ".
CEnIiTIC ATEh or DEPOSIT Of old COL
sentimg Tnitcd Sta,rT Trust Company
S",,iiicGt"s, i1r snid income Bonds, are
proLosgd re,rgSntai'n tIcy arg r"guir,d to a. ,P
ins r&ifS$Df +" st&TrIES 'ffEIsSt GoiirASy q NV
bbr OF nN q; oM IN GhTy TE 10 I. and %t
my lha iirs' AID ,'cc"nd in.talIm;;nts;. assre.
ApeerNciy, a. lrmNidcd n III, Plan, t,wit, ooo
bond or c'rllfcoty therefor deposited;
ON S,mmt OF lr,ier,d 500 si5 for each share
On s'%'H", II C"nm"n Sok $3.50 tor each share
orGeItlicat tEcr tor d"r, sitcd
Trust tompalic~ SO POSTED under the Plan viii
he rthrE, Hf,eF bong stAmpcl as asSentrG to the
Holders "t ccrHra"s ~ deposit Of tn,tcd States
Trust o.npSny for mcom" BOMBS and OF ODD colony
who have aire ADJ paid the ttrs' Ms'rlIn"n Of mo
in the plal are n"tnri 70 pay ne ryrond install.
b"t%r. o. IN 80 G s, r to W.T. ' nn nrfsrnt OF
income hynds $40 for each $1,000 bond or ccrtih.
S e.cn .@syc On or rrr on ''k o Sio
q common stock Is for each share or certificate
therefor
They should also present their Certificates TO be
stamp' ii second iuS:allm"nt paid
DtpuStors ~ lnrou.r Bonds will receive Certin-
Cntcs wi ne9ost Of UNIT Id STATES Trust ON.
PANY mdtr the BondnoldyIs' Agreement Of JNnu.
AIRY - $50 dcrOsttOrs Of Preferred and Common
Stock VIII receive Cert tcnte. ~ Deposit Of the OLD
COLONY TRUST COMl ANY under the Security
Holders Agreement OF January 2, 1873. such
a. ssse.ttne . The Plan and hrsi' and Second IN
stAllmcntS paid.
New York, june a, 1890.
GEORGE COrPELL,
Cha rman Of REORGANIZATION Com mittee.
JOSEPH :. DALE, Secretary.
- +, change Pave. New York.
Maitland. Coprcll Co.. - Exchange Place. N Y,
Br VII lirotLers 4 Co., 80 Wall St. New YORK,
Edward Sweet Co.. ~ lr rad ST., Now York.
Reurg Ini,atiOn Manager.
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FIx4NCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Exchange sales and Range
of Prices on All Securities Dealt In Dur
ing the Week Ending June 10. 1890.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81 OOOs)

Open hgh. Low clos
.Su'.s. NAM ing. est est tnu,
1000 T $ ss r.......loeA loeN lo09 1904
$1,000 Rs. o......lOoh 10 lo9A 1904
5000 u 8 8s. ser B. loeH 1904 loe4,loes
10000 U s Is, r. lno7.ll2@ ll24 ll2& IL aG
400" S 4s c. 1920. 1904 1904 1901 1900
1000 Alabama. cl Al IN ll2A ll2a IL ga
1000 Va deb 2.Js
OF leal..... Sen s5a e5a s5N
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SUNDAY. June1 II.
The Treasury balance at the Close of business
on Saturday was $27l, 254 .l55. OF which $751;
OOS.4Sl was god.
The imports Of general merchandise. inc!ud-
ing dry goods at the port Of New York last
week were SS63n, 81. against S0067 AL the
previous week and S63S0.o73 for the corre-
spending week Of last year. The imports OF
specie for the week we're SS1S6l5, OF which
S772.710 was gold. making total specie imports
since Jan. l. Ss,s41,573. Exports OF specie
were: Gold. 81 .545.3O0. and silver 81 .OS+.S02.
q total OF s5.U30. 1872 against S2.lSa.S+5 the
previous week. Tho exports Of specie since
Jan. ! have been: Gold. $10,a44.376, and sill
yer, 22.43Y!4sS. a total OF $33,37GS6+.
The weekly statement OF averages OF tho
Clearing House banks shows:
Junt5 June 10. Champs.
Loans s74a. ao2 200 s157 407 100 Inc. SO so6 4 %
Deposits svn. "hl IOl spi 1871 900 Inc 7,1I0, 900
Cirlt'n. lB,N3p,poo I3,6Otsuo Dec. 30, 100
Lg'tr 6eb3o,sVn 5".nlI3gu Inc sn.5"o
Specie. 2uh GHh,2o) 204 ld3 700 Dec. l,o3l 800
- - -------~-
Res'e .Scd5, 22c 900 s2H3, 7sl 900 Dec el445 900
Re'cr'd.. FEEBLE 400 22+4H7uoo Inc l,M?,5oo
Surp'E t42.Ilu,6oo $40 1913. 100 Dec S3.as7 800
The surplus q year ago was 53S4l 100. and
two years ago S47,6Ol ,475
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-31
MApcuANp is IN FRANCE.
He WINS Received with Laudntort
speeches by Army Ofdcers.

speeches ny army oihtN'e'
Touion. May S0,--Msjor Marchand ar
rived here at 1880 this afternoon on the
French cruiser d'Assassis The hero o
Fashoda was greeted with immense en-
thusiasm. the ship having him on board
being escorted into the harbor by iarg
number OF steamers. Al the landing Majoi
Marohand was received by the mayor OF
Toulon aud several generals OF the Frenct
army, who welcomed him in speeches
laudation.
The roadstead was crowded with vesseb
decked out with flags and all manner OF
small boats we're out to welcome the OK
plorer upon his return TO France Whep
the cruiser dSssassis entered the pr
flags and handkerchiefs were wavet
everywhere and shouts OF 'Nive larmee!
and "Vive Msrehaud," resounded IN all
directions Major Marchand and his com
panons were kept busy replying to tn
welcome.
Replying TO the addresses Major March
and expressed his heartfelt thanks Tor tht
demonstrations of welcome. He recalled
his own anguish and that of his comrade
when they were ordered 10 eYacuate Fash
oda and again when on reaching Ahyssin-
MIA he heard that his beloved France ha1
risen aga1nst the army.
"Blr we have found today he con-
tinued. THAT the latter fear Was withor
foundation We don't take The honor
shown us as meant for ourselves, bu
rather for the army and sum Mp all our
thoughts by Joining you in the three cries
! | have heard since my arrival, "Vive III
! Francev 'Vive l'Armee'' and 'Nive Ia
/ Republque' France is for tho momen
dnwncast through want OF union. W.
! must be united Fl Is tie only way 10 b.
/ strong
These sentiments were received witt
/ thunderous applause.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-31
DEvLIN'sl CASE.
by Democratic Com
mittemen Postponed.

! Chicago, May 3o,-There will be no IN
vestigation oY P J Devhn's management
of the National democratic press bureau at
present. National Committeeman j q.
Johnson of Kansas, one Of the committee
of three appointed an ST. Louis TO inca .
into Mr.. Devlin's management, was pre-,
pared to begin today, hut received word
from Urey Woodson of Kentucky ana
Josephus Daniels of North Carolina tnat
they could net be in Chicago untli aiIe'
me meeting Of bimetallists at Louisville,
THE exact date of the meeting has not been
decided upon. but it will not be fer iva
weeks at least
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onEYENSEs rrAnnl

Fifty Men sent 10 Fort hessi
agent CIinord's Reauisitio
Miles CITY, Mont, May So.--Aseng
ford. at the cheyenne reservation
called for additional troops and ifty
have been sent from Fort Keogh. o
win not tank aud the cause Of the re
ZION Is not known.