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MORE CARNEGIE LIBRARIES
Thirty-eieht New Ones Have ne''''
Been Given Away. :.

New York. March 22.-AndreW ~. ~
recently announced at dinner ina ma.
had just given away thirty-elght new , ,
ries. A list OF the towns where 'ue N,
rles are TO be placed. with tne 10
allotted to each. has been ss,urousd.
the list forty-fOur towns are w ss6olcl,
the last named amount having oeeu ~
TO Denver. Colo.
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a and N. colIene N.. a,,ilai...

College station, Texas. March % Thu
bid OF Nelson Harrison OF Waco was 40.
eepted Yesterday as the lowest bidders Tor
me construction OF the chemical vc,eri,.rv
,iaooLstory at the Texas Agricnlt anal an,
MINIMIZE college, The building. when
hsu,prsre- w cost SOS 100 and win he 4
NssS usn Be p1aAaa naRlalxs s'~1AAA'
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Pleasant Home onaninn

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Plowden opened
their home In Fair Grounds to their young
Intends on last Thursday evening. Pro-
grams were furnished with list OF CIR,
rent topics fer hve minutes conversation,
AMI the gentlemen solicited partners as
tor dance, Old friends under new names
alorded much amusemtut.
Mr. William Cleveland with his phono-
graph added greatly To- the pleasure ~
the evening.
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ZANZIo IS HERR.

Andre Zanzlc one OF the foremost palm
lists % the day, has located In Houston.
who startled the world hv his famous pre
dlctions, The many testimonials from all
over the country demonstrate his wonder
tul ability. The public Is advised to take
Is seldom that a palmist OF his rank visit,
a city OF this size.
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NOTICE,

The fnunce committee viii, ssh ~ city
highest bidder all property SUN " sale VII
under execution for taxes Inls :, 10 {.
Begin dnesday, the 9th lnsssn,, Irus fFcD
dav 70 day until all property Is s c,e,
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stone. lots . ana (, block sos, south
side Buffalo bayou ...,.......,...
Edith Dudley ct nj 10 Juanita j.
Woodward lot .. block sos. south
side Buffalo bayou .,......-..,.. 200
G. V. Pitschmaun and wife 80
Louis b. BuCkmuuu, POS acres uC
NJ II Bundicb survey ..,....... ! 400
Fair Ground Land and Investment
Company TO Jesse W. Cleveland,
lots I and ., block 80, Fair Ground
/ Kaiser and wife to Mrs Hattie
Pierce. lot H. block ~, south side
Buffalo bayou ....,..,...,. .,..... 400
$ % oates 10 Harris County, loS.
acres Of Reels & Trobough's
league ....... ..........-... 7
r W aud j. II. Il. House 10 A.
Coulter. dTx10o feet Of lot s. block
Bill ShcHrh Bakerl aur...on, north
side Buffalo bayou ........., 40
s a Coulter to II, I. Price, i1NlOO
feet Of lot :, block al, Shcarn OBa
kerr addition, north side Ru0alo
bayou ,...,... ..,t....,-.. ..,-... l,IAO
G. / piper to Josiah linpens, 32Iia
acres Of section ~ Of rue ,,asbiug
ton County Railway Company sur
Vey ........ ...,.,.- ....... 3.IIa
G. l. Piper TO 9. " Stelman. roo
acres Of section L. OF the Wash
ington County Railway Company
survey .......,.,. ......-,.,..,.. 1000
Carroll VI Carter 20 W r. Britain.
| lots and 4, block coo, In Uous
ton Heights ..................... 1,S0O
| ?. n Dunn ct al TO &, W. HAIL $40
| acres Christopher Dart patent No.
| lVp sss...ss..,. ..ss'..'s- .''.stf-ss S,hiO
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County Court.

James Murphy he next frieud "a NJ
oinson 81 81: verdict FOR plaintiff for 500
=, inlaanlel MURPHY. by next friend. vs. y NJ.
5ln1son. verdict for plnntif for S24a
II Burton vs. t. I. Moves. def.nd
ant has leave 70 file first amended original
takes a non-sui, '''''
y p Priddie - VI SsndherR verde,
ana Judgment against McCue and Sandherc
~ me sum NJ 500. Judgment In favor n
tl5 '''"'"'' rec
X ' Tompkins vs. Planters and Mo
chanics National Bank; leave 10 plainfir
dismissed; costs paid ""'
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SOME HANDSOME SIGNS.

l. l., Wolf & Bro have placed At the
corner of Main aud Prairie aud over their
attractive signs OF their famous Houston,
IAN cigar that has become so popular With
~ Who appreciate purc havana cigar
shts Is only a fpiernukrr II some Of the
Advertising vhleh tAsy iafAaA aslas laiar.
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REGISTRATION FIGURES.
YesterdaYlsi Record Was Again Benin
that OF 1900

that OF lSOU.
Registrar Grumbach yesterday issued 4S4
certificates Of registration, against o6s on
the same day In 1900, showing a decrease
ef 1874 on the day. There are only three days
left IN which to register, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday aud Registrar Grumbach
asks that all who have not registered 10
come forward at ONCE and do So OF the
number of registrations to date about l1OO
are negroes.
The following table shows the compare
tive registration for 1898 and 1900 for The
full twenty days and also for the days that
replstration has benn in effect this year:
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.'9,ass '1o,JO4

Totals for twenty days.
The registration Office is located on the
Preston avenue side of the old city hall and
market house, opposite STUDIES coffee sa.
loon. The hours Of registration are from s
q, m TO s p m,
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Fity-fifth District civil Court.

Charles ! Skinner -. Ikc I.rodon ~ al.
Judgment for plaintiff for land sued for
charles T. skinner VS.. Peter Gregory;
tsnc order.
Charles !. skinner W. Robert Green.
bamc order.
TX psrte Margaret MAY kirlirLs. nidR.
ment remoring disabilities, ~ minority
haue Lawrence VS.. Hammond Rrown ct
original petition
sam Richardson VS. A. Richardson; jndg.
tnt for plaintiff for divorce
w ", kirkland ct Al Va. unknown heirs
~ stephen y Harmell Judgment for
plalnuo for lana sued for; Zee Of J W.
Lockett cred at $40
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Mrs c. Monaghan, repairs, Hardy street;
\. and r Bailey, addition to store. odin
avenue; $500,
Mrs g. Tips, one story to kitchen. Nc.
Kinney and Austin street; $3.50
Lula Rhodes. addition TO house, LouIsi,
ana street, 500
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Eleventh District Civil Court.

tIeNenlh Uistrlct CIVIL court,
Alberta Ransopc ct al VS. Galveston
Houston aud Northern Railway Company;
defendants motion for alias commission 10
retake dispositions of c. T. Craven; plain.
10 valves III open court failure Of witness
craven To answer ross-nterrogatory No ls
and any grounds which they might have N
suppress the same by reason thereof, aud
upon this agreement being made the court
refuses defeLfant's motion.
ldaline Tompkins VS. Il V. Tompklns:
Judgment for plaintiff for divorce and resto.
ration NJ maiden name.
Charlotte wilkins vs.. Charles wilkins;
on trial.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

J. f, Naquin, Jr 90 Miss Mary A
ArSenenuN.
Wash Norton to Ida churchill.
r. NJ. Denver to Miss Emma Hlderter
James Boyd 10 Matte Gibson.
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euildino Permits.

Judge Ashe will call his motion docket
Tuesday, March rs 1902
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A DAY IN THE COURTS
NEXT WEEK is JURY WEEK W TIE
FlFTv-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Case Of Borden a AntiT VS.. Meore-cor-
tex Canal Co, Alter Weeks Hear
ing. Taken Under Amusement

Berinptnr Tomorrow will be the hrst turJ
week Of the March term OF the Fifty.ffth
district court, None Of the cases set for the
week are OF any special Importance or
prominence. nor DO they embrace anything
but general legislation The docket for the
week, however, is very full one, and the
probabilities are that Judge wilson WIZ
have bis hands fnll aud be worked hard 70
keep the docket cleared
49,
The case Of borden 4 Antiil ct al Va,
the Moore corses Canal Company, which
has been on trial before Judge Wilson, the
trial Of which was begun last Wednesday,
was closed. SO far as The bearing Of tcsti.
mony and Of the argument is concerned,
yesterday, Judge Wilson took the case un'
der advisement aud NAV hand down his de
cisien In II ~ almost any time. rus case
is OF considerable Importance 20 the rice
industry. involving, as Il does, the liability
OF a contractor contracting 70 irrigste rice
lands. Tho suit Is based on the alleged fail
ure OF the contracting irrigator. to carry
out his part Of the contract, and as re,
suit the alleged destruction Of the crop Of
rice which was 10 be watered.
~
Tuesday viii be motion day in the
Eleventh judicial district court. That is,
the molten docket Of this term will be
called and motions for new trials, etc.
viii be heard. Ii Is nearing the close OF
the present term OF the Eleventh district
court. aud matters pending in II will be
closed up this week aud next Judge Ashe
Is working hard. aud when net on the bench
eau be found IN his private Office reading
up and preparing the cases before him,
~
This will be another Jury week for the
county court The jury for the week will
be impaneIed and sworn, but Judge Vas
uer hardly thinks Ii will lie needed all the
week. II is very probable that the Jury
will be discharged tor the term on Wcdues
day or Thursday.
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Suits Filed for the District Courts.
II. Il. williamson VS. Charles j. Brand Ell
all specific performance
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06

El barouet Sc instal6 en- ell, en-
algunas horas, con su servidumbre
compuesta de IN groom, IN ayuda
de camara, un cochero y una coci-
nera; cinco caballos habfan tornado
possession de las caballerizas. Las
cocheras recibieron tres coches,
una berlina bajita, un faet6n Y uno
de esos ttlburfs de cuatro ruedas
iguales. Sir Guillermo habfa paga-
do tres meses de alquiler a su en-.
trada, y los caballos y los coches 10
habian sido al contado.
Asf. pues, al dfa siguiente de su
installation, ell gentleman Sc des-
perto ESQ de las diez, Sc hizo SER
Wit Ell chocolate, y conclufdo el
desayuno, tuvo ell siguiente discur.
so.
Mi querido sir Guillermo, aca.
balls de gsstar sesenta mil frances
en un mes; justamente ia mitad de
vuestrag economics de Londres, va
es hora de tocar los doce millones
del bueno de Kermarouet. Tam
bien es verdad que vuestros nego-
clos van bastante bien hasta ell
presente, y 81 este continia asf, os
habr6is casado con la sefYorita Her
minta dentro de un mes. Solamen-
te es precise ser prudente y atreVi.
do a la vez, y no olvidar que
Vuestro digno hermano, ell senior
conde de Kergaz, es ell depositario
de los doce millones que codiciais
x al pronunciar esas 6ltimas
palabraS, sir Guillermo dej6 vagar
una media sonrisa por sus lahics.
-lEse pobre Armandol-dijo-
hele aqni enamorado y loco por esa
loven de Ia calle de Msslay, es
bastante bestis para confiar ese
secreto a Sebastian. Poroue los
vie1os son adm menos discretos cue
los 1oVenes y que los nifios. Sebas.
t1an Sc apresuro hacerme partf.
cipe de la historic de ese amor, 6
hizo muy bien 4 fe mia, poroue
me Rprovechare de ella.
Una diab0lica carcaiada acom.
pafi0 % esas palabras del baronet.
Debeis acordaros, aefYor conde,
-.adsdi6-que cusndo nos encon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06

tramos dels nte del lecho mortuorio
de mi padre, y que 20 salt, con La
cabeza alta de aquella casa de Ia
cual yos me echasteis, os ensefie &
mi vez, q Paris, como vos me 10
habfais ensef1ado antes, diciendoos:
she aquf nuestro campo de bata-
Hap lPueS bienl hay cosa mejor
adn para mf que ess inmensa for
tuna que co1icio en- la guerra que
os hago, hay tambien csc odio
tnextinguible que 20 alimento, y
JHana, esa joven que por 10 baio
Pue1e que ia Ia llameiS vuestra
esposa, y que, q fe mia, ser8 nj
querIda.
Ciertamente que 81 Armando de
Kergaz hubiese podido yer, en-
aquel momento, la expression de
internal alegrfa>que brillaba en- los
oios del baronet, hub1era tenn blado
por su nuevo amor, y hubiera
crefdo yer levantarse delante de ell
la fantasms de Marta gritandole:
<lTen cuidado, guardate de 81 /! ese
hombre es un demonio.1
On campanillazo que Sc dei6 oir
en- ell interior del hotel anunci6 la
llegada de una vista, & interrum.
pi0 las renexienes de sir Guillarmo.
He aquf Beaupreau-se diio.
Z, en- efecto, Ell iefe de negociado
entro POGO despues vestido con su
eterna casaca azul y su palet6
blanco.
El sefior de Bsaupreau tanfa ell
aspecto tranquilo, y la satisfaction
de un hombre para quien todo
marcha medida de So deseo.
-Buenos dfss, querido suegro,--
le diio Guillermo tendiendole la
mano con aire protector. - Soia
exacto.
-ES muy sensillo, respondi0 eli
jefe de negociado. : os traigo no.
ticias.
Veamos, SEon buenas?
- Excelentesl mi esposa su
hiia 80 han marchado.
IA d6ndeq
Van BretafIa, q casa de una
parienta que hablta IN castillo en
FinisterFe. Ese pafa es tan retire
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
despues llamo la puerta del de

despues llam6 . la puerta del de
Juana.
La senorita de Balder est a b a
muy contenta de poder disponer
sunque fuese proyisionalmente, de
IN piano, y en- cuanto Sebastian sc
march6, sentose ante ell instrument
TO y no dej6 de pasar sus hermosas
manos por Ell teclado, repitiendo
todas aquellas obras que Ia recor-
daban la infancia, y cuando ell We.
terano Eoldado sc present6 otra
vez, Juana estaba adm sentada
tocandolo y le reoibi6 ruborizan.
dose.
La vida que llevaba Sebastian
desde hacia treinta afios, habfa
contribufdo q darle ESQ que Sc LA.
ma trato social. = al vivir, primero
al lado del ,adre de Andrea des.
pues con Ell conde Armando de
Kergaz, fuese convirtiendo en- uno
de esos hombres Verdaderamente
distinguidos, les que IN resto de
aspecto militar comunica cierto
sello especial. Al terminar la cam.
pafla de Russia habfaule nombrado
suotenfente, y por mas que nunca
desemPefiara ese empleo, pues
abandon6 ell servicio en- 1916, ha-
brfanle podido tomar, gracias su
buen aspecto J la rosetta de ofcial
de la Legion de Honor por IN coro.
mel retirado y hasta por IN Official
general de los que fguran en- ell
escalaf6n de 10 reserva. Asf, pues,
NADIA mas plausible a los oios de
Juana que la intimidad que podfa
haber existido entire Ell y su padre.
-Perdonadme, sefiorita, - dilo
Sebastian bes6ndola respetuosa-
mente La mano, 81 abuse de vues.
ira amabilidad.
-Sefior. - respondi6 Juana
con acento de dulce reproche.
lie tengo tanto Garlic Que me
causarfa gran pena ell desprender-
me de 81, asf es, sefiorita, que toda
ID vida estarG agradecido por este
servicio, -dijo Sebastian miranda
81 piano.
-lAhl Icomo 81 possible que lla-
meis serYicio { estoi - respondl6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06

Juana. No sois I'm antique com :
pafIero de mi padre?
Inclin6se Sebastian = despu6ss
como ST quisiese eyitar evocar q Ia
ioven dolorosos recuerdos, llev6 la
conversation 6 IN terreno neutT al.
-sHace mucho tempo que vivfs
aqufP-pregunt6.
-Desde ell dltimo trimestre, -
respondi6 Jaana.
-sConoceis q algunos vecinos de
la casaf
A nadie, lvivo tan retiradai
Eel veterano soldsdo contemplate
Ia joven admirando su aristo1
cratica bellezs, sus hermosas y
blancas manos, asombrandole sobre
todo aquella expression de me'sn-
cola que comunicaba q su rostro
una suprema distinction. Y, en- 81
fuero Inferno, decfase,quo si Jusna
era tan virtuosa como bella, Ar
mando serfa muy dichoso amanda.
la, Ell coraz6n del ex h1sar &c
estremecio de- algeria al pensar
que algdn dfa verfa entrar en- Ell
vetusto palacio de la calle de In
Culture Sainte- Catherine, en- eI
que triste y solo vivfa el conde de
Kergaz, a una hermosa joven que
no saliese mas de 81. Z por mas
que el bueno de Sebastian no tuvfe-
SO grandes recursos orate los, logro
sinembargo, POGO : pc o, que Ia
conversation versase soure Arman.
do y la noble mission que este So
habfa impuesto, sobre su vida tan
triste J austera hasta entonces, y
sosre Ell encanto grave & indeflnf-
BILE que Sc desprendfa de toda su
persona.
Y por mas que no pronunciarg
ni Ell nombre del conde nj Ell suyo
propio, que habrfan podido hacer
recordar Ia joven las palabras de
Armando al separars de Leon: xvi.
vo en- la calle de la Culture Sainte
Catherine, y Nj walls VERNE, pre-
guntad por el sefIor Sebastf6n,7
Juana 90 estremeci6 al OR hacer el
retrato de squel homhre que, ape
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
CENTRO DOCENTE
De La UNION hero AMERICANA
Plsss de Colon 5, San Juan PuertO-RiCO.

Alumnos externos 3, A, d men
suales segdn In enSennanza; medic -pensto-
nistas e12, pensionistag e25 mensuales, in
cluyendo ell labado asistencia medica.
ProfesoreS Lcdos. Torriente J Busta-
mante, Emiliano j. Dfaz, Manuel Pantagua
(frances 8 tngles) Ramirez etc.
Referencias; los padres de los alumnos
"a Cadilla, Arecibo) J. foreman, Guani-
cay; u. +. Hernandez, GuTabo); Or. Car
los Jsspard Francisco Guiliant, Vieques);
"a. Machuca, Caguas); (M. Salguero, Ma
yagiez); "a Quifonez, Fajardo); etc y en-
la Capital, M. Antonf, Francisco Gatell,
Mauricio Guerra, Vluda de Liberal, A. Ma
rrero, J. Mendin, Salvador Brau, Salvador
Schira, J. Santanach, Mario Teijeiro, p. Sc
villsno J. Henriquez, Consul General de
Santo Domingo y otros.
Pidanse prospectos al Secretario, Lcdo
Bustamente.
Untco cOIegio que dS gratis sus Adm.
noe, libros, hbretas, plumas etc.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-03-28
GOES ON WEST SIDE
Carnegie Library Building Will Likely
be Erected on RoNley Commit
tee Recommends II,
Gen. ConklIn Was in Town and Talked
About New State Guard Coming
to Mitchell Soon.
Odd Fellows EnCampment Take in New
Members and Confer a Number Of
Degrees Monday Night.
SITE ON RoWLEY STREET.
Committee Will Recommend Rowley
Street Site for Location of
Library Building.

A meeting Of the committee ap-
pointed by Mayor VanAlstine was
held Monday evening to consider
the propositions of a site for the
Carnegie library building. The COM
mittee consists of L. A. Stout, j.
L. Hannett, Jos. Koch, ID. B. Mil
Ter. There were quite a few present
at the meeting who were interested
in the sites to be offered. After
the propositions had been presented
TO the committee all were asked to
retire and the committee went into
secret session. Aftersa discussion
of perhaps thirty minutes the dele
CATION standing outside was invited
to enter the room and the decision
of the committee was announced.
Chairman Stout made the report of
the findings of the committee, and
stated that the decision arrived at
was in their Judgment the best for
the citizens of the city as a whole,
and while it was impossible to satisfy
both sides he hoped that their
action would be accepted as a duty
conscientiously performed. He stated
that the committee by vote of
three to one decided to recommend
to the council that the library build
ing be located on the site in the
west half, of the block on Rowley
street, between Second and Third
streets, it being left to the council,
evidently, whether the building
would be placed on the southwest OF
northwest corner; 1t is believed
however, that the COMMITTEES will
recommend that the building be
l,,la Tho opr,oa1s M
the block. The east side delegation
accepted the decision Of the com
mittee gracefully.
The propositions made were not
divulged to the public. One was fol
a site located on the northeast corner
of Fourth and Lawler streets, anG
was consi dered a very generous otfel
on the part Of the citizens in that
part Of the city. The proposition Of
the other side was for the location
on Rowley street, between SeconG
and Third streets and is one that is
very attractive. After the com
mittee makes its report to the city
council the. two propositions can be
made public, but in Difference 60 tht
committee the nature of the two offer!
lis not made public.
| With the site matter thus disposed
of.Mayor VanAlstine joined the com
mittee as member to look over th,
matter of plans and specifications
w. A. Dow, an architect of Siou1
Falls, was present and presented hi!
plans for the library building ant
explained them in detail. His plal
of the building, however, did no
meet with much favor from thos'
present, the appearance OF the struc
ture not being very pleasing to tn
plans were gone over and discussed b.
the committee. The committee viii
make further Investigations of plan
before recommending anything to tn
cOllncil "a.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-03-28
GENERAL CoNKLlN IN TOWN,
The Promoter OF the State Guari
Spent Sunday in City Visiting
Old Friends.

Saturday evening Adjutant t'eneral
Conklin, OF the State Guard, arrived
in the city from Sioux Falls. leav-
ing today for Pierre. General Conk-
lin spent Sunday visiting with several
old friends in the city and was en-
tertained at the homes of A. FL.
Belts, and M. M. Mcdonald.
General Conklin has been an eX-
ceedingly busy man Of late in his Or
ganiZation OF the second Regiment,
and he stated that all of the com
panies had been organized and as
soon as he could make trip over to
the Black Hills they would all be
mustered into the regiment. He has
had to do the work of the Office on a
very small cash basis as there was
not much appropriated for the use
Of the militia at the last legislature,
but the general has done remark.
able, thing in organizing these two
regiments with what he has had al
his command. He has found the
companies willing to suffer many in
conveniences when they ascertaineC
that he was doing just the very best
he could under the circumstances.
General Conklin and Captain En-
glesby, of Watertown, expect to star
out the first Of next week to max,
the inspection of the companies, be
ginning with Redfeld. He expects
| to reach Mitchell about the 10th o
April, being joined here by the gov
ernor of South Dakota, if he can ar
range his plans TO reach Mitchell a
that time. General Conklin says b.
expects to put in two days in Mitchell
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-03-28
GOVERNOR GOT EVEN.
Declined to Recognize a Requisition
for a Prisoner From Illinois
Governor.

Pierre special: Some time ago
Governor Herreid made requisiton on
the governor of Illinois for j. Fl.
Stover, and John Howard Jones, of
Illinois, wanted in Codington county
on charge Of obtaining money un-
der false pretense, on the school
chart cases which attracted so much
attention early in winter. The first
requisition was refused on techni-
cality in certifying the papers; and
when that was remedied the requi-
sition was denied without resaon.
A few days ago requisition was
received from Governor Yates, for
E. Bailey, Of Watertown, who was
charged with perjury in the state of
Illinois in the same cases in which
Stover and Jones were wanted in
this state. This received the same
courtesy which was given to the re
quisitions from this state for resi-
dents of his state. AS it stands each
Of the parties will probably keep out
of the lines of the states wanting
them, and there will be no hearings
on either case.