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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
HEw YORK.
New York. Feb. 1s.
WHEAT-Lower: No. 2 red. March. s1.O9x0
111S; inns; a sApT, Sl@lis q; iSS May slAS@l'l'h;
CoRN--Dull. lower; mixed western, spot, 81
@stAe; future. ssM@esnc.
OATs-Western, 4UU48c.
PoRK-Qniet. strOng; $l7.00.
LARD-Higher; $l0.l0.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Feb. 10.
WaEAT.steady; s5Ac February; 0eAc.
aot2 oGt2oRNS.aisher, r.. $50 February; ssAo March;
:. s .Sss9s1firmer, sso February; s4sc March; {;
$a1@sss. M! @ 3. sl.s.
BARLKY-6Oc.
FLAxsEED-Sl.s5 on track.
ulsap. uPoRx.Hiehe.: i & slszh February; $3.50
% aDseaisher; Hi 1 e. 02H February; s9.es March; 4;
Hoas-Receipts 1900: active steady; 1s02sc
$9;5sg7.o0: heavy packing and shipping. 81 10
Cattle receipts $40. slow; exports. So 2s0
sn; eood tS az choice shipp9E 9e
IS. .0O05.25. >'''0' >>>-'''
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee. Feb. 49,
WHEAT-Higher; 95hc cash and February;
ssX March 9dA April; tl.OlH May.
CoRN-AXc.
OATS -Ssc.
RYK-59hc.
BARLEY-6Oc.
Yankton Prices.
Yankton. February 1s.
WHEAT-No. l,.......... .8S065s
OATS .17QIlec
BARLEY..... Observation-Disclosures. .25&Ne
.SS0S6c
EOTATOkO.. .l0(pdUc
ELAXsEED. ...............Sl Sl.l4(Il. II
live HOGS $4.5Ol4.69
Wo0L................ .....................1l .1lDl7c
Cofn,. ............ .......... &D8c
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-13
Younx rranp. Arre.tsa.

Niagara Falls, Ont, Feb.la-Two
boys giving their names a.
Walter Blake and Chas. Ruby
were arrested on the arrival OF the
train from the vest, and three loaded
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Chamberlain Register: II ia q matter
Of great consolation that we have dele.
gate in congress whose conscientious
scruples and respect for his constituents,
will not permit him to insult this people
by Introducing Ordway's infamous bill
imploring congress to lift him out OF
the capital commission muddle.
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Grand Forks Herald: A Mondays
Washington dispatch says, that Delegate
Raymond declined to introduce the bill
to authorize constitutional convention
in Dakota, and the bill was introduced
by Delegate Maginnis, of Montana. This
elaborate scheme of the Bismarck policy
dealers was iostered at Washington by
Col. Steele. 1t appears from the fore.
gong that our delegate has the indie.
peudence to refuse to do the bidding of
the state capital and county seat jobbers.
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Acquitted.

Pittsburg, Feb. l3-Dr. Geo. Marshall.
charged with an attempt to blackmail
Anderson was acquitted in the district
court this morning,
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Excelsior Book Store. Wholesale and Retail.

paper, envelopes sod blank books made
speciality. We also carry the largest
stock of eBWALL PAPERS. "a
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY & BRECHT
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Mexico to be Represented

m6xIC0 10 DC ISpreBeHteU.
New Orleans, La, Feb. 13-Mexicans
appropriated $500. 900 to represent Mexl-
co in the worlds exhibition at New
| Orleans.
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thriving or the Department.

The 1NrELIlakscsH few days since noted
the fact that it was the intention OF tho
Board 81 Underwriters OF this city 10 form q
State Board. The pressrcs OF large nun.
Der OF prominent insurance men from
throughout the State attending ths CONVEX
ton, 10 to be taken advantage OF and the
Board will be formed to- morrow or Friday.
The City Board yesterday requeated Chief
Dunning. o: the Fire Department. to give a
working test In order toshow to thcs, who
facilities possessed by this city Tor e1.ipy uish.
ing fires. This TIE Chief has consented to do.
The test will take place on Capitol equare
tomorrow morning before the convention
meets An alsrM will be sounded to which
tho entire department will respond, hcsa
will bs laid and water thrown. All p.rsn.
gers in the city desiring 10 see clever Der.
formance should be on hsnd.
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the TENT PITCHED
Continued from Fr,t Page,
berg, Of the Hancock Courier, stumbled |,
some time In the night. ?: = ~. II
GUREREATOHIAL GOSSIP
From Some Of the Next Friends OF Va.
rious Candidates.

From Some Of The Next Friends OF Va.
rious Candidates.
The Hon. Fountain Smith, OF Marion
county, Is hsre In the interest Of Judge Hay.
mond. He thinks Hsymond's chances are
better now than those OF ony other man.
He has more strength In all OF the counties
and has more couhties solldly than any other
man before the convention" said The Colonel,
40 he loft 10 address back county delegation
that had just come in. It IL likely that Col
Smith viii nominate Judge Raymond,
One Of the most intelligent aud at the same
time most tllcisnt OF Wilson's lieu,euan;s /,
tho Hon. John Collins, OF kauawha county.
He is very pronounced 10 his utteranc,s o,
the matter Of the e1psdiency Of Wilson'S
nomination. "Unle,s he 10 nor Minated, - lsil
hs, ut will be OF no use for the Democrats o.
kAnswhn to put up a ticket. aln for vii
largely Tor him and they will be aa fled with
no other man Yes, Ks,ins, Hoseman, b nniI
| and all the railroads are sgainHt him and 10,
that reason he should be nominated" Thi.
Is another CASE Of "Wo love him uost for tb,
enemies he has made"
Capt. Robert McEldowney, Of Weiz,l
come In on the lightning express from .ut
West early yesterday morning very tired ant
| very Indifferent. He ia a strong Haymont
man and thinks the tendency 10 all in hil
direction. II an sure It will be n, ithtl
Faulkner nor Wilson,. Iii. going 10 be ,
square test race" There 10 a vast deal OF III
efence OF opinion ns TO the Weizsl delegation
Hiram Il Howard the sprs.enta.ivs OF tn,
Presby terrain Church. from Mason county, i
here, at the head OF small but emminentl,
respectable delegation for Wilson. Howard
Is and always has been rslisiously opposed t.
liquor and railroad IN Il lences, and last nigh
wac hard at work trying to turn some Faux
ner delegates to Wilson. He said his incon
tive 10 action WAS the knowledge that tbes
delegates expenses had been paid to an,
from tho convention.
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yASh kraia,, YIEWN
or the Prospective Outcome Of thu Gu,
bernat0rlnl Contest,

or the Prospective Outcome OF thu Gu,
bernAt0rinl Contest.
Senator Joseph Yanmeter, Of Hardy coun.
ty, arrived early yesterday morning and Ct,
tablished his headquarters at the Mcclure
House. "Old Honesty" ss his admirers call
him, Is the hayseed candidate in the Guber.
n ,torial race. Whilo everyone admits that
Wilson and Faulkner are leading this livinp
picture OF Horace Gresley, for the resem:
olance Is striking, 1t 10 also generally con.
coded that the Senator has third place in tbs
race, although close'y presaed by Haymcnd,
A reporter found him yesterday noon in the
McLure Houss dining room eating his din.
ner, the very picture OF contentment, and
asked him what his chsnehes were % viewed
by himself.
"Well, its hard to tell" he answered.
There's no telling whet combinations a
crowd OF politicians will make. como over
the mountains with fair sized number OF
delegates. What number l shall ret this
side don't exactly kpow.l Hancock Tam
assured will support me- solidly for two bal,
lots. shall have some votes in Brooke end
-mayb s you can tell me II this Is Solve
hasn told that Ohio county will give mo 10 ?
You don't knov-well, II I'm nominate d
I'm positive can be s:ecsea By good ma.
jority." ,nFz
'"I've heard that your senstofisl district
never gave suoh m'j'rity as II did You,
That's go, but you SEQ tho Republicans
didn't care to put any ons up against me,
That's partly the reason l had such ms-
jorfty. II anu nominated will come over
the mounsaln0 with oyer 5000 msjority.n
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: At a tEecal meeting o. the Br;dpeporl
Reading lub, held Moudsy, July 81, 1884
the following resolu.iors were unanimously
adoptec:
Ins Is'stions between the members OF The
Bird export Reading Club and its dsceascd
member, friend and associate, A. Il. Powell.
haviGg always been Of the most cordial and
friendly character, they desire 10 e. p,ess, on
his demise, their painful ssnss Of his absence
as member Of the association, aud their
esteem fery his personal character, Be il
therefore = N II -: - -
Re'olred, Tha. the sbssace Of A. H. Powell
from hia usual place In this association is a
cause OF ti5cere regret 10 all Its membe re- and
that no fern Of words can adequately OK press
| the high regard they entertained for him mi.
lectival y and Individually. "
| Resolved, That it ia only Just tribute 10
the memory Of the departed 10 ssy that in
ressettin his removal from our midst, we
mourn for one who was In eveiy wsy worthy
Of GU respect and regard. ,t -
Resolved. That We sincerely coudole with
the friends OF the deceased on the dispensn.
tinn 1t has pleated Divine ProvIdeace ia
/ attltct them, aud commend them for conaols,
ton to Him who orders all things for thp
best, and whcss Establishments are meant In
mercy. :
Re.olrsd, That this organization, although
deprived OF the actual presence OF valuable
member, " il recall his presence by always
Keeping fr'ah in msmory's csskat the bal.
lowed bonds which bind us 10 friendly a.
members OF this organization.
Ressfred. Tnat the heartfelt testimonial of
our sympathy and sorrow be forwarded 10
the family, Of our departed friead by The sec.
rotary, and that these proceedings and reso-
luticus be spread upon tha records. : ~.
t,as .T,B. My, ID.
Gxo. Q. MCKEE,
Yl l.4.@f. ". N. TlrasAs,
~ Committee.
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SIX MEN BURNED
eY AN EXPLOSION OF GAS INA DITCH.
Superintendent Dillon Badly seorchtd About ths
Hand. and Atms--Nr. Ssm Darrah and Two 4
Wo,kmss Rsrntd-7wo Hys,ssdsfs TeseA.
I'd By The Yllms-Nons 0rsvsly Hurt.

LAST evening about 1--WE o'clock there was
an explosion Of gas In the trench on Twelfth
stree! in which the large gas msin Is being
,asd. The work had been completed % far
down as Msrks. street, and a joint beside the
street crossing was bsing soldered whom gas
which had escaped from a smaller pipe On
Market street VAS ignited by the hot lesd
and blszsd up several feet Into the mir, the
flame lasting several minutes.
superintendent Dillon, OF tho city "a.
works, was badly purncd about the face and
arms His whiskera were scoGched ol And
his arms were literally roasted.
Mr. Samuel Dar,ah 90. the full benefit o.
the blaze, his hands and arms being painfully
scorched and his face also burned, J
| William Rankin, one Of the workmen, hat
hls right arm 20 badly burned that the bonl
was exposed In ona place. His LETT Arm ant
isca were also shockirsly burned.
Henry Albuger. another workman, wa
alan teyarely scorchCd about the iacs an,
hands. lie and Rankin both had portions o
their clothes burned OFT, az did also Huperin
tendant Dillon.
House, q delegate 10 to-day's convention
was crossing the street Ut the time aud Wa
pretty badly scoroh,d In thes face aud OF
ihr hands.
Henry shallcross received slight burma !,
rescuing the men irnm the trench, ss d.
also Policeman Tom Montgomery.
It will be remembered that this Is tn
second similar accident In the progress o
tho tame work, the other occurring only
few weeks sso jast s91are above this one
and fvs men being badly burned at this
time.
The victims Of yssterdsy'a blszs WEI
taken into McI.sin's drug stors, and Di
Dickey and several physsolans from out {
IOWA who arc here to attend the Convention
applied the proper remedies and made Ii
men ss comfortable as possible. Nome .
, Them are dangerously burned, but all vi
b laid up for some time.
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BsieI Eotes on Cnrsent Events OF Minor
lhsereSf.

Hsief Eotes on cRfrent Events OF Minor
Interest.
ORE Of eeiberts ice driven shot crane
Saturday aud broke Its WING. 1t was cap
tured and IL now on exhibition at Bsibe1t's
garden. r.,. Do
CuEs DEAN. Of the Hope h.ss house, 10
camping ont for d week In Greene county,
Pc, on 6,hing tour. PauI Porter Is filing
his place.
THERE was a eight fire in Charnccka
wagon thop, on Tweuty.second sl:eet, yet-
terday, but 1t was e1tinguished without
ssndinGin an alarm.
TIE State Board oil Health mat yes!.rd.y,
and after elpctipg Dr.. Harris, Of PslkeIs-
burg, president, vice Dr.. Moiiatt, resisaed,
adjourned ill this morning.
NICHE ONElLL WAS yesterday fined n
Police Court, for firing his revolver at Bill
Carney. Hetwas tten arraigned beioI,
sq1ire Caldwell On State warrant, but dis
charged.
sQUIRE PETEGAAN yesterday sent Po!e
Sweeney to Jail for twenty days In default o
IS fine and 500 bond 10 xeep the peace, TO-
grossly insu!iirg . co!Cred woman namet
Hopkins. go
SEVERAL responses to the scurrilous srticl
in Monday's Register on the plun,ed KniHh,
Of the Lincoln Cub appear on an inside pss
this morning. Tney ansTe: the Islander
frankly and conclusively.
HKsKl Asp UhAHLhi wnnrsrAcHrp - a. =.
\ Central Fishing Club, noE, nru On u
Mnkipgum River at * Z, Us.s Jam csusn.
mad cat sh wsncds m pJ hovs 1at iui!'
, xsishinHs, Il, time. 'D' 90 having
q JRTLr after midnight last night Con
.ablss Love and Lsuchlin pulled Madame
Geritie Mason's sporting house, corner Of
Jacob street and Alley 10. on State warran:
she WAS .eut 10 Jail to await hearing. This
house OF late has become quite notorious as
q noisy disorderly place.
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BIG n I'm IN TOWN.
West YIFgInlADx N Workable Rnco OF
(sIAotk. t....... To- ..

|
West yIrginiapx N Workable Rnco Of
Giants. .,....r....
West Virginia will yield the palm to no
State for tall and finely formed men. Her
reputation In this respect nsy n ct have gone
abroad as widely as Kentuoky's, but no one
who has seen such gathering Of representa-
tive men as is now in Wheeling csn deny
that West Virginians arc race Of giants
Those familiar with the prominent men OF
both parties can essily recall to memory
half hundred noted for their great stature.
! A New York man who stood on the steps
1t the Mcclure House Monday night looking
Over the lobby. asked reporter the names
of,everAl prominent gentlemen, among them
Senator kenns, Col. Nelse Campbell, Audi
tor Miller. Msj3r Anderson and Hon. W. A
QuHrrlsr, and remarked: II never saw as
fora" -
Had he been in the same place yesterday
PIRATE. Among the hundreds Of gentlemen
II build ib9 9nss'sh were exceptional,
ready, Chairman Leonard sh ,h name @a a.
mittee, Gen. Ned Wood, Of or S H,s.1 S1m
Judge Ferguson and others even taN ar W. -
mlngling with the crowd. RandoIph counts
9 especially the homo of giants. Sheriff
Ward. OF ihat county, and L. D. White. are
both larger men than LELAND Ki,tle, and Mr..
h,.tle attracts attention wherever he
goes BY his commanding figure. Msssrs.
Bsail and stesnbsrger, OF Mason county.
are striking specimens OF manly statue
while Z. H. Browse and ex-senator stont
hold up the banner to an equal height for
Peasants county. D. O. Kelly, OF Green.
briss. and Hon. John J. Davis OF Harrison,
are both very toll, though not heavy in
huild. Wayne Ferguson, OF Cabell, Hunter
Slchol, OF Monroe. e1-5e1ator Ferrel, OF Roage,
t1.Delegs,e Grantham, OF Jefferson, super.
intendent West, OF the penitsntisry-such q
list shows that such figures can he picked 10
at random all over ths State. Nona OF those
named are under 6 fee. 8. and many Of them
are nearer seveu feet, a few ovcr. O..
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PERSONA. MENrtOH.
News and GoSsip IN Isolation to Sariou
People. "A-

News and GOHsip IN Isolation to Vnriou
People. A
Miss Laura Frev Left yesterday to spent
the simmer at Eslon, Preston county. 'sa
President W. K. Psndleton, OF Bethany, Il
among the distinguished gentlemen in th,
city.
John R. Davenport returned last eyenin,
from . ten days filing trip on the soutl
! Branch.
Messrs. Dan ard Mike Dipger. the hatte.s
have returned from an extended busines!
trip East.
E1-Goy. Pierpont, OF Fairmont, is IL
town. On intsre.ted spectator OF the scenss
preliminary to the Convention.
Dr.. Hoy, tho we'll known physician and
politician OF Point Pleasant. isa nephew Of
Frank Taylor, OF the city police force.
Mr.. Frank Rsckwith, e1.nembsr OF the
House from Jefferson county, Ia here. HIS Il
not delegate, but evsrybod is as glad &c
$50 him as II be we're.
Mr.. J. Alex Miller, of Greeabrier county
is in thu city. Nj. Miller beers strong re-
semblsnce 10 Auditor Miller in form and
lace, but the two are not related.
Nj. and Mrs lawrence Sands have left the
Stamm House aud are housekeeping at the
residence OF Mr.. John Wagner, Mrs. Sands
father. on Twelfth street, during MIRA Wag.
ner's absence in Morgan.own this summer,
where she ~ visiting relatives.
Nj. George A. Howsrd. the clever chief
representative o. Van Antwefp, Brsgg d Co.,
the celebrated Cincinnati school book pub.
liahers, arrived III the city Yesterday morn
ing aud will remain here while tho conven.
ton is in session, en- interested looker.on.
Mr.. Gardner Jackson, Of Petersburg, ar.
rived last evening to watch the fun Mr..
jackson has recently spent several months
in Te1ss. He is highly pleated with the
country, has made aeve.a! good investments
and will 60 back as soon ~ he can. Mr..
Jackson is very pleasantly remsln barred In
society circles! here az q very clever gentle.
man. M...
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IN toll you why. Kenna sticks to his
friends. Watts has served ksnaa faithfully
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/ DEATH OF CAPr.THonAsw WILSON,
Local lnskt ttor Of steamboat Boilers 81

.-' -ll5A'+' Ms f0Fss .a.h.. FiF-ill.1-,
Yesterday a Capt. Thomas O.
Wilson, U. 8. Local Inspector Of boilers at
this port, died .. bis homo on south Front
street, Island. His death was quite sudden
and caused \ painful shock all over the city
as fast as the news was circulated. The a,ss
on the Chesapeake, W. N. Chancellor, Batch.
elor, Princess and other boats In port or
tauchipg al the levse were ordered placed at
half mast and will remain 30 until after the
funeral. r Fly iF.'pE ''a#Ea5
It 10 doubtful II there wss a man better
known alonp therivsr than "Uncle Tommy"
IS no Was tnsotiona,ely called by young and
old. Early In lie he went on the river 10 an
engineer and continued NJ such until he had
accumulated bome money@and- reach
ed an age that warranted his retiring
from notiya lie. Still he ioupd 1t impossi.
BILE 10 be away from the river and
several years uincs was appointed
~ local inspector, position that
brought him III money, and at the same
time afforded him congenial employment
about tbs river he WAS 10 attached ". The
Government nsyer had reason TO complain
careful, aud everything he did WAS done
conscienuously. His death will leave q
vacancy that will DO hard to fill.
For some time Capt. Wilson's health has
been iailinr. His system received decided
shotk during the flood OF lss! February when
lie was upset from rowboAt into the Icy
cold water and came near losing his LIE,
His death was not looked for at present
though. On Monday be came over 10 Booth
b0sl store and spent several hours talking
over boat matters. Yesterday be fell into u
sleep resembling more stupor, from which
he did not recover. He died about o'clock
His family NAs very much Frustrated and
not prepared 10 give details Of his life, ant
those steAmboatInen who we're conversan,
with his career could not be found yester
day. Capt. VIM. Dil On said that be and III,
deceased worked In ,hs engine room OF tn,
Amazon" Pittsbursh-St. Lonis side
wheeler In 1886, and that for long number
, OF yeara Capt. Wilson engineered on th'
Petersburg Transportation Company
packets.
, iu addition 10 being thoroughly posted OF
. everything pertaining 10 a steamboat, Capt
I Wilson was always informed on all othe
! topics Of the day. He wss good oitizsn
one whose loss will be ftlt aud deplored
not only by the large circle Of acq 1aintance
he possessed at home, but by the hundred
living a!oog the river. Capt. Dsvinney, Q
. steuoenvilte, Supervising Idspsctor, csm
down on receipt Of the news This old vel
Q eran and Capt Wilson were old companion
+ and Capt. Devinney was very much atf.c.e
8 by the death. tsl-'.g vyt F-',,r 81 j.
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SENATOR KsNna's MISSION
Laid Out In KnnnwhR-iie IL on Deck 10
MAMMA MBlfa In Rhhaliur

Laid Out In Knnnwna-izci IL on Deck Ia
| wetnurse Wa,ia In Wheeling.
6enator kenns's tall whito hat c!rc!ed
eaily through the HcLura>Hou lobby yes.
terdAy. He looks we'll, grows atoa,er eud
hss few s.reaks Of gray In his hair. He was
knocked down and drsadtully bruised In the
K.nsk5n county convention, but he comes
up 10 tho scratch smiling with Watts under
his arm. ul
That's one reston why he made fglt in
the county convention; and one reason ghy
the boys lid him out. Tha Henstor ves
dead.set against Instructions, des'sina to hold
Kanawha of to be used at the right tina for
Faulkner and for Watts. He told them how
Instructions sis 1uop ND and that sort OF
thing but that seemed 10 be about the sort
OF thing the convention wanted, ard Il In.
struggled for Wilson and Watts.
They can't both be NOMINATED, and Keupa
wanted Wilson out OF the way that lie might
play Watts in the combination. A beck
county delegate asked friend OF Kynua's
why tho Senator got down from his ssna.
torial perch, where they all 60 and drink
tciar, to "wraasle" In . comfy convention
and then come hera with Watts In his grin.
eack. FIa ~ @H p..rl7I
IN tsll you why. Kenna sticks to bis
friends. Watts has served Hsnaa faithfully
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PARIS. July 2ee-1r M.-rhrre were four,
teen deaths from cholera at Toulon 10 r,,v
thu Government has revoked the order ia,
military maneouvre in the S,u,h on
q count Of cholera. A case Of cholera w,s
announced at Lyons.
MAEsEllLEs. July 22,-During the in,o,
royaiion OF the anarchist rioters TO-DAY ,Ss
leading man, named Bnssor, wss peiyad
with cholera. He was taken 10 the prison
hospital. "'A
VIENNA, July 90 Two cases o. Asia,ic
cholera have appeared here.
MADRID, July 22.--The Governmen, hos
strengthened the sanitary Gordon in III"
l'yrenees TO prevent The introduction Of
cholera. VI
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No COUNCIL .IEECING.
A Very Little Buhiness Done in lie FIr
nranog,

A Very Little Bu.iness Done in tile FIrsi
Hranch.
The big convention r.oved too much 70,
laa! nigh,'a meeting OF Council. L. was q
regular meeting night and there were several
committee reports and the proposed new
] IAN ordinance to be considsfed by the Second
Branch, but they vera not considered because
there wss no quorum In that Branch. Pres;-
dsnt Hildretb IAppsd for order st s O'Clock
aud eleven members responded TO their
names. The reporters, fearing the. a QUO
rum might possibly be secured, managed to
get two or three kindnearted members to
slide out and three or four more to raise fun,
and the meeting was thus knocked In the
head. much to the relief Of the press gang.
which wsssn1iousto tackle the arriving del.
egstea to thu convention. In the First
Branch Mayor Miller presided and Messrs,
Brock, Caldwell, Donaldson, Fritz Hall and
Wilson wers tie abssnteee. 49,
An ordinance Was read three tine5 and
adopted. prescribing the duties of the Msyor
with regard 10 the hswkers and psddlers
who frequent the city. I. is intended TO pre.
ventany further trouble, such as Vas RECENTLY
had over the representative OF theSuuFioye
Baking Powder. q. u -
:, The Second Brscch adjourned to next
Tuesday evening.