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Given Away.

We cannot help noticing the liberal offer made
to all inyalids and sufferers by DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumpi on. You are requested
to call at Lambie & Bethune's drug store and
get trial bottle free Of cost if you are suffering
with consumption, severe coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis. hay fever, loss Of voice, hoarseness,
or any affection of the throat or lungs. 1t will
positively cure you.
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Assignment.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-Mohr & Mohr,
distillers, have assigned to Charles Ran
kin. The bond is not yet given, and no
statement made. Liabilities do not exceed
S15O,0O0. Before the assignment to-day
the firm filed chattel mortgages aggregat-
ing $4,000, one of which for $4,000 was
to Mr.. Solomon. of Boston, formerly
member of the firm.
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WASHINGTON.
4 GLANCE At S0MB OF THE NIGHT
HAVE BEENS OF TIE SENATE.

Peudleton's Presidential Aspirations
Sherman soured-Bayard. Davis, voor-
hees, Harrison and the Rest-The Recep-
tion to the Marquis OF Lorne-A Magnifi-
cent Affair.
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Maps and hand bills for Nicolay's great auc-
ton sale of real estate which takes place at 81
East Third street on Wednesday next, January
31st, are now ready for distribution.
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Obituary.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Col. Irish, chief
of the bureau of engraving and printing,
died to-day of paralysis of the heart.
Louis Selye, ,ex-congressman, died yester-
day at Rochester, n. Y.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

The firm of Brougher & Dillon, blacksmiths,
is dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be carried on in the same place, 129 East.
Sixth street, by Mr.. Dillon.
JAMES DILLON.
DANIEL BRoUGHER.
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Notice to the Public.

Alta meeting of the Bricklayers' Union of st.
Paul, held Wednesday evening, Jan. oath, it was
resolved that on and after May lst, 1888, the
scale Of prices charged by bricklayers will be
81 per day. 6. A. LAFAYAErTE, Prest.
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PUZZLED SPECTATORS.

The Bears On Top in the Grain Markets
Yesterday.
THE LEADING GRAINS LOVER.
Chicago shorts flushing in Corn to
Cover January Sales.
THE JANUARY SETTLING VALUES.
Belief That the Clique VIII Advance
Prices Monday.
THE WALL STREET MARKETS.
A Fair Days Business, But the Market
Irregular.
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MIGHT HAVE BEENs

in the senate. There is the pigmy
Window, of Minnesota, who went West
from Ohio, and who probably first
presuming on that promising circumstance
has been spoiled by being elevated to the
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NOTES AND NEWS.

The president has recognized Ferdinand
Diehm as consul of Austrio, Hungary, at
st. Louis.
Mr., Acker has decided not to contest
Kellogg's election to the next house.
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has come to oe regarded as one of those
men who never 1--we the presidential
race course, but the a.st obstruction
in his path is the fact that the state of
Delaware is not large enough home base
for so much of a man. Even the powerful
influence of the Belmonts and the backing
of banks is not force great enough, even
when added to Bayard's own intellectual
strength and character as a senator, to lift
the head man in a melon patch like Della
ware to the first place in the first republi-
can government in the world. Indeed, it is
almost distressing to gaze upon the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-05
DEi THk.

LINDEKMAN-In this city, on the 4th inst ..
Henry Liudcrmam, aged 81 years and 4
months.
Ths relatives and friends of the family, a SO
Hebel Lodge, No. j93, Order OF Seven Wise Men,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. 527 Middle street,
on Monday afternoon at 2Ia O'Clock. Inter-
mcnt ut Zion cemetery. It'd
CoNsTIEN.-In this city. May . 1sSl, Louisa
COnsticn, wife of Charles COnstIcn, aged 81
years, months and lG days.
On, can think my wife is gone;
a wife that was kind ami dear,
Though hard alas, ii is 10 part
with yOu, the loved one OF my neart.
miss thee from thy hOmc dear one
l miss thee from thy place.
Oh, how dark " i'll he this home
without the sunshine OF thy face.
Tears within the chilirrn's eyes,
And fa'heT's ,ching heart,
Can only tell in agony
How hard 1t is topart.
GOne 10 her son, Charlie.
The relatives and friends OF the family
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
her husbands residence. No. 40 Washington
street, on Sunday afternoon ut {? OclOcks
Services at st. Stephens church.
WIKEL In this city, on the 4th inst. Agnes
NJ. A., daught.r of Z. q. and a. W. WikeI, in
the 81 year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her parents residence. No. IS North
Queen street, on Sunday afternoon at 4O'cIUcls
Internent at st. JoSeph's cemetery. Please
o nit flowers.
FRIpr.-Mayi 1. 1883, In MouutvIIln, Pa, Lu-
cretia Garfield Triy daughter of sam Matt
and ia rict H. Frdy, aged year. month.
and days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral on Monday at 10
O'Clock. AT the parents residences, MOunivillc.
Services in the l.. Il. Church.
EoIoT.-In Philadelphia, on the II of April.
lSS3, OF consumption, Viola. daughter of the
late Charles +. Voigt, of this city.
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SPECf1L NOTICES.

a1-PLAIN TALK FROM DR swAYNE-1o Whon'
II May Concern: Itching Piles Is one OF the
most annoying complaints known to physi'
clans. Every one can tell whether he is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. II seems If pin worms were
crawling IN or about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The more you scratch the worse the
itching. Knowing that my ointment Is super
IOr to any article in tn, market, guarantee 1t
to cure the worst case OF itching piles in exist
ence.
ISigned], H.SWAYNE, NJ. d.
Dr. Swayne's Ointme nt is also pleasant and
effective cure for letter, itch, salt rheum, cry.
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and all scaly.
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists. or will be sent for 50 lets.
Tin SC. stamps), boxes, $l.25. Address, Dr.
Swayne & Son. Philadelphia, Pa.
octI4-lydTu, ,Th&S&w
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YDxvPsIS ais FUk
ELECTRIC LIGHT, GAS. COAL
OIL. or Other Material
Lighting, and LAMP
POSTS

Tho Lamp Committee OF the City OF Lancas-
ter will receive sealed proposals iOr the i% III
ing nt the city two miles Squaie) with Elcc-
tric L.. lat. The party furnishing the light
will bid for the complete Plant, Inc !uding
Poles, Wires, Lamps and Power really 70 run.
AIsn scaled proposals for the furnishing OF
Gas rcr Thousand cuoic feet for the MaycrS )
Office, IRE suret 5 Office. Council Chambers,
Market Houses and station House, and. so,
for Street Lamps at Il fixed price per lamp,
with q five foot burner, tor Il Deiiod OF one
wear from and ensuing July l, 1873. The com
pany furnishing the gas shall light all the
a, rect gas lamps every night throughout the
wear at sunset, and shall keep the same clean
and in repair. cleaning them at least once a
week, make all connections TO the lamp posts
at their own proper cost, and diseonnect tho
same ut the expiration of their contract with
out charge to the city.
Also, sealed proposals for the furnishing of
lamp-pOstS and lamp for gas, complete ana
ready for use, which may be needed during
the wear. Posts 10 be of the same style and
length as those now in use in Centre square,
and Lamps of a style similar to those in other
sections or the city. Bidders are required 10
give the length and weight of posts they pro-
pose to furnish. Posts 10 De OF iron ana weIgn
at least 24) pounds.
Also sealed proposals for the furnishing OF
Coal oil or other material for lighting all tho
street lamps, or any portion thereof at a nAcu
price per lamp, for the period OF one year
from the ensuing July ist, 1883. The person,
individuals or company, who bid 10 supply
Coal Oil Gasoline. or other llghtinG materi.l
shall light all the street lamps to be thus sup
piled, every night throughout the year at
sunset and all lamps must burn until sunrise,
and the contractor shall keep the sane clean
and in rcplir and clean them at least once q
week. Bidders to supply Coal Oil or other
lighting material! are required to accompany
their bids with proposal at which they will
furnish during the year the use OF Lamp posts
and Lamps, complete, wherein oil or other
lighting material aside from gas may be
burned said Posts and Lamps to remain the
property of the contractor, and to be removed
without expense to the city at the expiration
of the contract. Bile shall state also the can
die power OF the light proposed to be fur
nlshed.
reject any and all bids, and the successful
bidder or bidders shall give good and APP
proved security tor the faithful performance
OF the contract.
AL bids for proposals mus be made on or
before June lst, 1881. At o'clock u. m, and
addressed to HARRY A. DILLER, Chairman
Lamp Committee, Mayors Office. Lancaster,
Pa, ana 10 DC lndorsed - Proposals ior Light
ing CITY," by ordcr OF the
LAMP COMMITTEE.
Attost.-DAVID L. DBEN, Clerk. 5 3tSR
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BY WIRE.


The eAneruOOn kilograms In Brief.
Secretary Chandler left Washington this
afternoon for New Hampshire to visit his
sick mother.
A fire at Roundout. n. Y this morning
destroyed five dwellings, two barns and
some sheds. Two children of NJ. Coho.
David, aged four, and Rosa. aged twelve,
perished in the flames.
At Clinton, Mo-, last evening, VIM.
Nichols, travelling salesman, of Dallas,
Tex, was shot and killed by Chas. *.
Adams on passenger train for no partic-
ular reason.
In tho horse-bicyclo contest at tho
Casino, in Boston, the score at 80 p. IN.
stood : Horses, S07 miles bicycles, 10
miles.
Six prisoners under indictments for
murder escaped from the st. Paul, Minn..
Jail last evening.
At Union City, Md. fire occurred las
night which burned over several acres OF
territory and did damage to tho amount
of $3.50, 900. Fire burned five hours.
At Jamestown. OAK, Chauncey lille
garis, of Bedford county, Pa, killed WIN.
Ferte, because he burned a stick Of wood
that Hillegaris wanted.
At Reading, Pa, tho Philadelphia y
Reading rolling mill Shut down to day for
ono week on account of the depression in
trade and lack of orders. The puddlers
at the Reading iron works who asked for
an advance from $3.50 to 3.7J top, and
were refused it, have now offered to go
back to work.
A Especial meeting of tho cabinet was
held at Washington, ID. c., this afternoon.
All tho members were present. The
revised civil service regulations were
finally considered and will probably be
promulgated this afternoon.
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Live stock Market.

Go-Hogs-Rcccipt3, 1900 head ship
ments, 4. 400 head market fair but not quota
bly, altered mixed, 81 .tGI7 D heavy, 81 20
tg7 60; light, IS 55I07 81 sItps, 50 5OllG 50.
Cattle-I.eccipts, 1000 head; shipments $500
head; market fair, passably active and weak :;
exports. So 40Gl6 80; good to choice shipping,
s. 2O6l6 81; common 10 tair, - :GlI5 50.
Shcep-Receipts, 2,OgO head shipments, 3, COO
head market moderately active and steady ::
common to fair, s. 90Ii SO; good to choice
S. 5OQ5 %.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle - Receipts for week
ending Nav ;. 5.l65 head through and SOL local.
Prime, ST 75G7; good, 81 i09G 20; fair, sGal6 3d.
HOgs-Receipts for week, l6,Ui head; Phil
adelphias, 81 SJ607 a5; Workers.. 81 IJGf7 50.
Sheep-Receipts tor week. % 1CO head mar
ket very slow extra. S5GI5 % good. IA '5G9
9j; Iair, 81 25lt4 60 +. common, s. 50G3 80.
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The Visiting Statesmen.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 1.-The Penn
sylvania legislators who are on a visit to
the battle grounds near Petersburg, left
this morning fer City Point on i special
train placed at their disposal
by the Norfolk s. Western rail
road company, after inspecting the
property of tho above named road. At
tie Point the visitors wero taken on board
the U. s. ironcIad fleet lying off that place,
where they were handsomely entertained
by the officers. Tho Legislators are in re-
ceipt of telegram from the authorities of
tho Richmond & Allegheny railroad COM
pany, rendering them III excursion to the
Natural Bridge tonight, but it was found
necessary to decline this invitation.
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M4kkEIS.


rH1LA psLPHIA, May 5.-FiOur quiet and
steady Superfine, sS 25aQ3 IL extra, s. 100
25; Penn'a Family. S5dG5 %.
Rye flour at So G2G13 TO-
Wheat untet No. l Pa. Red, 81 25GlI %.
Corn dull and weak Steamer, G}hMGic:
Yellow and Mixed, GjG9. .JLc; No. Mixed
62G6}c.
Oats dull and easier
Rye scarce at 7OQ72c.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter steady, with fair dGnl,nL tor fresh
receipts Pa. Creamery extra, 3Jo2lcj West
ern, 2SGl29c.
Rolls dull at SGG33c.
Eggs steady Pa, l6c Western, l5I.C.
Cheese quiet but steady.
Petroleum dull Refined, 7is97alc.
Whisky at 81 -
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Browns Household Panacea

Is the most elective Pain Destroyer In the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied extcr.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN. whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alcviator, and 1t Is warranted dOu.
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToDtIache and
ALL ACHES, and is The sirsat believer OF
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA' ~
should be in every family. A teaspOOnful OF
the Panacea in Il iumbler of hot water Iswect-
eDed, If preferredl. taken AT bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. % cents ii bottle.
muyl-T.Th,F&w
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CHlLA AND HEEU.
Caceres anu His Troops DemorslIzed.

Caceres anu His Troops DemOrslized.
LIMA, Peru, May 5.--The Diario Off
cial reports that Col Canto has had two
engagements with Caceres' forces at Bal
coniello and Pampas dc Sicaya. In both
cases he routed the enemy, capturing d
cannon and forty rifles. The Chilians had
four killed and twelve wounded, and the
Monteneros fifty nine killed. Caceres is
at Tarta and his troops are demoralized.
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TTOME FOR FRIENDLESS CHILDREN.
Of the Home tor F1endless Children tor the
CITY and County OF Lancaster" will be held
on TU ESDAY, MAY is. 1885, at 2:3O p. m, at
the Office OF the secl etary. No. l3l North
lady managers ana four trustees. in accord
ance with the provisions of the charter OF the
home. CHAS. II. HOWELL.
m44t Secrotary
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New York Market,

NEW IoaH, May 4-Flour dull and in buy
crs' favor.
Wheat heavy. uns tiled and 14@}tc lover
fair speculative trade No. Rcd June, 81 2lLs
al 2it4 July. 81 2GIsGI1 2G14.
Corn T4a4c lower and fairly active: Mixed
Western, spot, 5SG9GGc; DO future. 6f54QgGSIssc.
Oats IlM3zc lower; No. : May, 4%HI
1910: june, i9lg49isc; state, 52G59c; West
ern 49G51c
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New YORK,
Quotations by Associated Press.

QUOtAtlOnS Dy ASSOC1uttU PTtsS.
Stocks dull, but generally strong; Money,
3iaR4.
New York Central..... .l2,sz
ETC liallrOdu. 361
AudLlS .lgD
Michigan Central Railroad. d..........9 93M
Michigan Southern Railroad. 1IOL
Illinois Central Railroad. ad....................H5
Cleveland Pittsburgh RailrOad. .l3O
Chicago q Rock Island Railroad. 1857
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Railroad. IG4
Western Union Telegraph Company..... s2A
Toledo & Wabash. ..........................2 ~
New Jersey Central. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,.
New York, Ontario & Western.....,.......2 %
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, May 5.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
with local rains, easterly shifting to west
terly winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture, followed by rising barometer.
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Phipps' Found iiuiIJy.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Tho jury in
tho case of Ellis p. Phipps ex-aimshouse
superintendent, charged with forgery, re-
turned verdict of guilty this morning.
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Philadelphia.
fHII0UObPhio-
OuotatIOns by Associated Press.

IyUOtIf!OnSD Dy IASSUCIUtC0 I'Ho.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia & Erie X. R.............. ..... l9I
Reading Railroad. ..........................2 ~
Pennsylvania Railroad Oad......................5 50
Lehigh Valley Railroad. d...................... G5I
United Companies OF New Jersey. .19l
Northern Pacit1c... Observation-Disclosures 5IM
Northern Pacific Preferra1.. -. $50
Northern Central Railroad. 56H
Lehigh Navigation COmpany............. 43A
Norristown Railroad. .1G7A
Central Transportation COmpany......... 50
Pittsb'g, Titusville Il Buffalo x. R......... lJA
Little Schuylkill Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 60
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING MAY 5. 1893.
TELEGRAMS.
Expioslon at Portsmouth-T Terrible
Earthquake in Persia-Events


Earthquake In Persia-Events
About Home.
PORTSMOUTH, Eng, May AN explo.
sion has occurred i'll the government
powder magazine, situated in Priddy's
Hard, in Portsmouth barbor. The build
ing was completely demolished. 1t is
reported that nine persons were killed and
a number injured by the explosion.
The Effects OF enc Explosion.
Later information from Portsmouth says
that two persons were killed outright by
the explosion at the powder magazine and
that four have since died from injuries
received.
A Disastrous Earthquake.
LONDON, May "a dispatch has been
received from Tabreeze, i'll persia, report
ing that that city had been visited by III
which destroyed !: great many
houses and caused the death of a large
number of persons.
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HIRSH & BRO.
Penn Hall Clothing House,
Nos. 2 and q NORTH QUEEN ST.

NAMUEL H. PRICE, AT1CHMMa..s nnHo
y Removed his Ofice rr0ma ~ ~ M"iM immeds' edH
street to No. IL GRANT SInH Ic,no'e NeE
Building,
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NEW ADVEKTlSEMENIY,

WANTED-TWO BOYS To LEARN
w Carriage Blacksmithing and Carriage
Painting Apply at H. NOLTY'S, jr., Lancas-
ter Carriage Works, corner Marion and Mar
ket streets. mi 2tx
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NEW ADTER1ISEMENTO.

NOV OPEN!
~ All-Wool Nuns Yelling in Black, Navy
Blue. Light Blue, Crushed strawberry, Cardt-
nal, Pink and Cream. Also o Choice Line OF
Linen Lawns at 25 Cents.
feblIlydTu&S AT SWARR'S.
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New York Bank Statement.
Local Stocks and Honda

Reported by j. Il. Long.
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NEW ADVERTXSEMEN1S.

DUCK BEER: BOOK BEEKi
- This Day and Monday at the Girart
House, Nos. 235 and 23s North Queen street.
1t CHAS. ZECH, Prop.
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Ii you are in need of any. We sell them for Sd
cents they are the best and cheapest Shirt In
the city.
Special bargains in so dozen extra quality
striped OVERALLS, four pockets, 70 cents.
wOI tn $l.0O.
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DUBLdC SALE.-UN WEDN EsnAY. MAY
L g. at O'Clock, y. m. SEVEN FRAME
DWELLINGS, fenc1ng, &c. Will be sold on the
PREMISE. corner of West Orange and Pine
streets. TeImS at sale.
g. N. ZAHM,
mo BID Chairman OF Com nittee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Canning Oranges.

Last spring Lucky Baldwin, who
owns large ranch in the San Ga
briel valley, on which is an orange
orchard in bearing, put up 200 cans
of oranges, using canning process
similar to that used for other fruits.
These cans he sent East to the princi
pal cities in the Atlantic States, and
it is now rep orted that he has orders
for more canned oranges than he can
put up from his own orchard. The
frnit is taken from the rlnd. divided
into sections and put into the cans l..
When takan from the cans it is ready
for use. The orange peel can be
dried and thus it becomes an article
of commerce and nothing is lost.
If this process meets with public
approval SO that a market can be
found for large quantities of canned
oranges at price that leaves a good
margin for the producer. the indus
try may become profitable one, and
an outlet is made for much fruit that
will not sell readily in its fresh state.
-Rirerside Press
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

TEMPE A. T Feb. % 1as

TEMPE, A. T., Feb. 90, 1883.
EDITOR HERALD:-I have read
several Communications in your pa
per in regard to our county hospital.
some two weeks ago I visited that
remarkable ms tuition examined
The place thoroughly. The main
building is not more than 16 feet
square. There were five. or six in
mates in this building One poor
fellow, evidently stricken with pa
rally ST., sat on a half barrel, or a
Maricopa county patent comode; two
lay on canvas cots, without Il matrass
enough 10 make any healthy man
sick this weather, without taking
the damp dirt floor into considera-
ton. Lime is cheap, and the wallis
were filthy. The inmates told me
personally that they did not get
enough to eat. In proof, l went out
and bought some crackers, and saw
the inmates eat them like hun cry
men. l do not know that King is to
blame, for they only get two meals a
day. A sick man does not eat much
at a time. and ought TO have a fair
show to eat three times q day, at
least. l spoke to one Supervisor
and he went off on his ear, highly
indignant, and limited that the in
mates had a better place to sleep than
l had.
A new building ought to be erect
ed at once or rented; there is no time
to talk about who shall take charge
of it. 1 acknowledge that our Rom
ish sisters are very good; but We
have Mormon sisters here, Methodist,
Episcopalian, Baptist, and other sis
tiers too numerous to mention, many
of whom l believe equally as good
and charitable as any cloistered nun.
1t is not necessary tc make a relig-
ious institute out of our hospital;
furthermore this county has no right
to tax me or any other Protestant.
directly or indirectly, to support the
Church of Rome. The present Leg
islature has provided tax for a
hospital that all will have to pay-it
remains for the people TO say how
it shall be applied; though men who
can spend thirty thous and dollars of
the peoples money without asking
them, and pass bills giving the larger
portion Of Tempe s road tax to Phe-
nix, will probably be equal to such
an emergency. PROTESTANT.