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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12
Board Of County Commissioners

Board Of County Commits sioners
OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet in regular session at the clerks office
in Idaho City, on
Monday, April IL, 1850
All accounts or other matters coming
before said Board should be filed two days
prior to that time.
A1I:accaunts and papers must be legally
verified to insure action thereon, and NJ
bill will be presented unless ALI the fees
are paid. TIM CAkkoi1l-
June 1888. Clerk Board Go. Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

The Walla Walla Union has the
followisg items: AT the meeting of
the Board Of Directors of the North
crn Pacific, when the matter of let
ting the contract for building the big
tunnel came up, of the thirteen ,direc-
tors eleven voted aye, the two mega.
tive votes being those OF the Oregon
Transcontinental and Oregon Bail
way and Navigation Co.'S .represen
tatives.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

Lord Randolph Churchill declares
that Home Rule in Ireland would be
followed bv dissolution.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

intimates that If the Chinese are ex-
PEELED from the United States, then
the Americans must leave China, and
thus the $SO,OOO,O00 of commerce an
nually between the United States and
China will be destroyed.
1t is estimated that Mr.. Cough had
addressed no less than 1900, 200 peo-
pie upon he subject OF temperance.
1t has been stated that the four great
orators Of the United States in this
generation were Wendell Phillips,
Beecher, Ingersoll and Cough. The
first and last of them are now dead.
Rev. H. r. Haweis says that "a po-
en- becomes hymn as it becomes "a
litter" According to this notice,
says certain young man, my girls
father is not poem. Anyway, he
dosent become hymn when he be.
comes a litter" This may be because
be objects to the meet her. Norris
town Herald.
Another illustration of the fact tina
the English press and English states
men are not always as diYnifed an'
c,u teous as they wish themselve
thought to he, comes to us in an ex
tract from Lord Randolph Churchill
organ characterizing Mr.. Gladston
as 1.-The bought and sold advocate o
the National disruption who ha
wriggled into power by bribery.
This is too bad.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

One pound of learning requires ten
pounds common sense to apply IT.
{Persian Proverb.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

A delicate point of humor: lane
ing boil.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

Long winded: y Waterbury
watch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

Expert in all branches of Patent business
including 1nterferences and Rejected
Cases. Informal on and advice sent free
on application.
Oct. rs IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
SEQUELs TO A coLoMBAN REvoLUriOX
SUITS GROWING OUT OF THE PURCHASE or ARMS
AND SUGAR MACHINERY.


AND SUGAR MACHINERY.
The recent revolution in Colombia has
resulted in two interesting lawsuits gong "a In tho
supreme Court here one suit Is " Colonel Ben janin
Gaitan vs. Perez, Trana Co.." and the other Is rn,
United states OF Colombia Va. Benjamin. Gai,an." tn,
SUITS came about in this way When tho reDeiioa ol
1875 hr Ike ont in Colombia rho leader OF the r~he in
the state OF Bolivar was General Ricardo Gaitan. hs
held the cities OF B,rranqua AMI sagsr AMI bea.get
Carthagena investing II both By land d sea he sent
his brother Benjamin early Last year to this CITY % Dy
arms for the insurgents. FIon the Custom House AZ
Barranqua tho rebels siols slODO.OOO' AMI part OK
this gwen Colonel Gatan 70 buy arms Win here
One o: the most prominent OF tue rebel leaders was
General Perez uncle OF the senior MEMBER o. the nrm
OF Perez. Trlna Co., OF Besvsr-st. General Perez
this city with Gstan and naturally they went 10
Perez. Triaua Co. to purchase the arms They were
bought Ostensbly for a mercantile house IN Colombia
The orders Gatsn and Perez TO return 10y tho
first steamer TO Colon after purchasing tue arms.
Gatan however preerrei rue inglorons ceraintes OF
Nes-York to the warke uncertainties OF Colombia; 80
he procee led purchase some sug,rmaking machinery
p7yiDg ior IT, so the Colombian pOVsrnnlen g, ol,
OF The nDuey. OF the rebels ntrlstei tn bin. General
Perez quarrsllet with Gaitan over the manher OF thh
expenditure OF the money aud went oark 70 C"onplN
where he fought br,vely until the eGd oi tue re 'e'n
hiat in the Cfv NJ Nexco and were captured. tho
snip being brought back here by American IAN Ole
war as "A urlze. -he was subsequently reieass. IDo
rehe1on was suh!nel General Ricardo GiitAn vas
taken prisoner aud month ago diet OF yellow EVER AT
Panama Benjamin Gaitan recently returned from a
trip t. aud BEGAN siit against Perez, IfithA
Co aegug na their COMMISSIONS were eNotDit M AM
that tney pended Tor arms all tue money hcy
ngd racetveI from Inn. The Colombian Govern ment
having learned thar Gatan's sugar machinery Vas SUI
In this country attached 10 and nave entered SAT- d1nss
Gatin tor the money he brought mere Hoin D''r'"-
qulLa- ,.., ,. A., M.
belong 10 the Colombian Government tut 90 the Sae OF
Bolivar. Perez. Iriana & TO- say that they h'd lhai
accounting with Galtan some time asO anu ne tHch
signed RELEASES and satisfied. Ibey aest thAt 40
il trvIng to up bs diversion OF the reDes hony
hy suing tlem Gaan has never been pariOned ~ TO
Colombian Government iOr the part ne toOA III 1"o
rebellion and canuOt 20 back to his county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

want just snch man as you describe Tor the i'aiisa
Mission" said Mr.. Bayari.
The two Johns from Virginia ooksr at ash othef
expect that will suit you, and MI Kelly VIII acccps
ftf asked Mr.. Bayard.
Oh, yes" replied Mr.. Tucker.
. They I'll appoint him." s'ii Mr. Baysrt
After thanking The Secretary Of state the two Johns
from Virginia withdrew.
Once outside the Department their dss t found
vent 49,
Look here Rand" said John COofe you ovsrdii tho
thing you gave Kelly too big a send -oh."
Couldn't help It." said fucker.
You have only killed me-" ssid Gooie Vir2 MA
can't have the italian Minister aud the Austrian one,
to-" 49,
Not very WELL" said Tucker. "what VIC DOR
asked GOode
let's and Barbour" suggested Tucker. and tie
two disgIste Johns went
whpn Mr. Barbour heard o, the result OF the miss On.
he looked and put his thinking cap. ter .
great deal OF thought It suddenly strsek him That p~r-
haps the President might appoint Soode -olcitr-
General. so Tucker and Barbour called on tne Pres
dent at Tuey succeeded. Tho sT pointment "a<
made; but Italy. aud then Austria. refrSed Kelly 40
Minister. The will PROBABLY refuse 10 e,n1rni
C4OOde sol General. The state OF Nirlnls re
fused make Mr.. Barbour senator AMI eeced Danie.
John Randolph Tucker OF Congress soon, anl
be is then out in the cold day o. two arc the tre,
Johns met again 40 the National Hotel and compared
notes. and voted themselves badly knocked Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
THE THREE JOINS y1a.slSIA TRAGEDK


Soon alter the Inauguration OF President
Cl,v,laud tae three Johns Of Virginia. Messrs JOnl
Rnntopu Tucker joan GOOde and JOhu = BdrJOur heid
. utte conference, aud rCiucd "ust wOull best sule
imam under the Administration. After some Talk MI.
LINN X fucker wOald % satisfied 10 Wall ior .hr
ur-I y,cauc, on the sIpr, nencA. vacancy winch
nol .oon occur Tho retirement u Justice bradlr.
MIR linn = Barbour he would accept lio conalor-
sulp 10 succrrd Malone, And Nj JOhu U"ode tHoaSb'
f, Ans ran Mission would SUIT biin Having tuus ar
ranged tnIAss II xued on tcm tnat perhaps MI Nelly
vouLl oY.ect AMI that he would Occone a dangerous
onstace Ia lac accomplishment Oi thor Ltns lie hSnt
ta.e IL latO has 10 ruu Or senator d uu' Iluio
Mr. Il rDour', plans, Mr. Daniel ~ not tnoigbt o.
"A. a pOssDl. IActOr IN lb0 ngAG Inc 0oucronoo ,ooA
place ia lac NatUDa Hotel, IA tnis CITY, mi after soo
tak II was PROPOSE that .r hsiy o. hanoi ier cons
10 CHINA 10 succeed y. Nir-inian to sneeeoi
Nigiu ,u Wa lust Thing, the three Jouns OF Nisu
tuousu. Kelly wrsteh Ia lh rcsaid 10 Inc Ill.,,
ADD lecii-d accept linen NJ ssrs Jonu Oooio an
Joun Randolph Tucker Stare 10 soc S"oTetary
ON the matter. fucker enosen slososnH' snu
Aneu adm ttsd to Mr.. Bayards private room NJ.
Tursrr Launched forti IN neaalf OF MI hrlil anu IS
ntncss Toe The Consulate Ia Ch,nA HIS appeal wac
aueut as al OF Mr.. Iurkers appeals are hu rctu.ea
SIR kriys social postOn. his great services % nts 49,
aud state his sunoi arsp aud l-arping inarhs mr.
Kelly speaks French, German aud itaiisi- . ~
IA got 40 further. Hold on. ssid sif Gay Art uoes
Mr. helIy spcak IsaliAnf' los," Iepnsd MI IucAef;
Tnon he Is the very man No are iooAihs io'' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

the asphalt concrete davngin system, other things
being equal; each particular specification OF the com
of he ease for which 1t provided
The following resolution adopted By tho Conmis
sion:
Resoir,d That Comm s.ion in Wow OF all the nforma
ton thew abe 10 acquire on the subject
which SHAH IN the main CONFORM to the following re-
% Its material shall be asphalt bltnminous concrete
strenghIt should crushing test OF 1000 pounds
pr ,qere nch and have tensile strength o. not less naa
AMI eSdIIt shond crack when subjected 70 temosIa
below 1902 physical properes-It resist the
dntesrie nnder te action as Of ss water
pitch or asphalt used sDoud be inspected before
1909 brittle below that temperature should be
and the poros pp Of each lot earny csrancd 80
10 nsure TIE perfect Of me DO s ass
other material where The special ezaenees Of parcna1
III abal In general be that n conduit with
readily drawn in ami Of distinct duct. IN tn conduit but
this III not prevent the laying OF IN 0ter ways
where for special desirable to the Com
On motion OF Mr.. Flower Daniel l.. Gibbons APP
pom ed counsel OF th commission Mr gibbons Is mr
commission nppolnted Henry ;. KeArney to be super,
Gag neer OF the commission aud no was directed
10 report AT the executive meeting Tuesday next on
capacity OF CONDUIT required for different cas'es
OF wires IN different parts OF the city, and the oruer 10
most Snsrsn PARTS the with Subway.
The following was also carried:
WhrrG The Commission have funds and there arc no
me ms Ut present existing which such funds an De raised
by u Commisson and whereas iuporean tnal the pho
ing or wires unicr shall begin ~ earliest noine
possible ana wheeas the Commission are ADVISED by me
Acknowledgement OF the may properly eng &c
win n-tructiOn company for the performance % ths
R,sorea That counsel Of the be called
unOn 10 report a the meeting Of The Commission eencr
ais a. 10 company and MAINTAIN the subway
under the dire CON rO 10
suggest to the commission an necessary legal precautions anu
Safeguards the such COMPANY with gen
era plan ~ contract u be nife by the commission IN such
eomp.n which plan before adoptei BY Tie Comm7 '9n
~ any form shall be to the Attorney General Tor
his official criticism
In regard To last resolution will be found mat
strong ZtiOn duly incorporated under the name
or the 9" Consolidated Telegraph aud Electric eui-
way Company OF New-YOrk CITY," fully prepared
with strong financial aud legal backing, Will come Tor
ward H. bad for work. Investigation last evening
showed that this company incorporated IN 1854.
Justice william II. Kelly At that time acting as its l".ai
representative. The capital stock Is OF when
far proportion l. alr-ay pad IN. Tue Orgtullrr- ln
clude many well-known Wall street men and BANKERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
IorrINGs HERE AND THERE.

ITHACA, y. Y, June 3O-J. j. Hayes, in
structor In elocution Cornell University, has been
rendered by President Eliot the position OF Instructor in
elocuton at Harvard University.
NEwgugG June 30 One hundred and twenty
five pounds OF powder exploded this
morning at the Latin & Rand Works
four miles west OF here carrying away the roof and
side OF a wheel mill. NOBODY was hurL
ALBION June 30.-A tall young man was noticed
a. the depot last night When the CAlcago
express was moving out ne Jumpeu Aooaru
The train, rushed into car, snatched
handbag from the lap OF Boston
woman the TO Niagara faiis, Jumped
from the moving train and escaped The bag Contained
a large sum OF money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

DANTTNG 70 EIpEDIIE 4 RAILAOAD TK1IN.
Justice Lawrence Morris K Jesup. Russell Sage, ).
V. White " nliam Fahnstock, A. L. Hopkins ID.
Victor Newcomb L. b. Mlsgraye Burton \. Harrison
and many other business Of this city have signed
request to President Sewall. Of the Msine Central
Railroad that he will join President Lord, of the
Boston and Maine road in an attempt to reduce the
time from Augusta TO Boston by fortyhve mln utes so
thar connsction NAV be made at Boston by the 4:30
D. H. tain tor this city ne signers desire to be able
to reach summer resorts along the Name coast am ON
their TO get back to this city by ne late evening
train be Boston tran for TINS city now leaves
Boston fifteen minutes before the arrival o. the tram
on the Boston and Maine road. The next train leaves
Boston AZ 1890 D. m. The Maine Central train by
rtich the travellers Boston is known as The
FLYING Yankee and averages twentythree miles an
hour President Lord has promised TO make hall the
dc sired increase i'll speed if President Sewan will DO
ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

-.a, airy nv nj luIsrosgsL ~ ca ii sos mag o.
Should De rcso DALt W al -A'0
A. Any u1is. ~ no. o. ,Dssiy siiresssi
lOI foreign CO AIeto'
TO- Us pa.ca ~ aaf Pir-'c AZ SO. 49,. ao,l
ar L, ,end lIpolSss d Os1A.i< n a, A., az
me- - e.Sers u sIeclilly aIdse'soA jelly ~ -
yessels ayAis)A a., .v..k andlak JAY J. slA Close
sar.txn Tor ths ~eSA JILL -
fEo@riLi v - !. m .,r srllcA Gsc allg. &C.. per
IL IAN "a. PlynJa.l. 1erJoufs 49, "a '-D-.s
tet.ers .Or Srsit 6ris IA an ,s :. ~ . "A ,,
,nse 90 dllcc1cd pcf asssha- . -, ,e-
a. o. p AZ :. "a TOR Vera CraA cAale a. Va..PAs
IADlscJ AID yacht pr 81 sT,sa.alc VA uI;,a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
He GETS HIS FArHER's FORTUNE.

JOHNsrowS, June 80 tSpeciah.-A remark
able case Was decided to-day. In june I5-J, Dr.
Peter EsenlJr OF Paatine, died interstate. He was
regarded As a rich bachelor Last March the admins
traitor served with papers by John L. Llie age
cghteep show cause why he should not be removed
and LII appointed IN his stead Inc young man had
always gone by the name OF JOnn T. Life. HIS MOTHER
Austin OF AyOn asserted that ne was tue son
Dr EI-ruOrd anu that she aud the doctor were mar
rel ia So by iona MOsher OF ct. louisville. Mt
Nosher IL alive ana te-tif facts To-day the
case wa boys favor and the latter Is
large pOsscssioos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
fHE PUMP SIDE or GIMP LIFE.
SOLDIER BOYS EATING UP EvERYTHING
PLAYING LEAP FRoG-ro GO TO PEEKsKILL TO
SMILE

PLAYING LEAP TRoG-To GO TO PEEKskILL TO
SMILE
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKILL,
June 80 spcciaD. -To-day was but an unevenuu one
IN the camp life Of the lltn and 32d Regiments. with
the exception OF the turning white OF Ca
terer WindholZs hair He receives 81
day for the food furnished to each man
and large percentage OF his dollar IN supplying
the men wtn bet fopd tban the state demands ana
relies upon the small appettes Of the men 10 make any
thing worth speaking o. This morning at mess me walters
reported 10 M W!ndhQz that them solrr eOys ware
eaten up Their PLACES an tnrr wnOe business luey
ana eat about pound ~ meat each. and Caterer Nihn-
hOZ reports tlaL the breakfast tue largest one ever
eaten slice tue camp Was organized four years aSn II
happens again h VIII have 10 throw up MS contract
Major Jones had charge OF tie battalion drill or the
llth hegirrnt tiu- ming anu whs compliments Dy
Adiutaut- General Potter. TIE big tat drum-ina or
pl ed lsap troy with OF tue giddy mem egs OF the
drum corps the edge ~ the bg terrace over ny Tue
srrek-tat divides the camp from Pecksklll when Tue
call the CITY OF Fire gatcr.' Ine drum major
frog and when ne Jung ed he jumped :" ai afhd
isn that ne went way the BANK AMI rolled over
ana unt he reached the terry aud had his beer IN
Peekssin. When the men saw hyS nicely II Workel
several tried IL AMI II made them thirsty tnat they Aal
Peckskll smile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

tribune OFyIcE. July IL a n.-Ihe nisn pressure
tract which has afforded weather for Sc vera days
m overes the northern part OF the country from the
Nss,ssiopi TO New-Engand but rainy or cloudy condl
tions extended up from the Gulf OF Mexico to Eastern
tennessee ana into South Atlantic states yesterday
Except in the Missouri Valley 1t was cooler at most
ooints The barometer here rose, win far SKIES
The temperature ranged between o4' ana 49, 'no
axsr.vs r7oa) being 4lao higher than on the corre-
,nains nay last year and 3Isa lower than on Tues
day. 49, n,o..ho- NAV no nv.
,.1 ~ All. city ana vicinity TO-DAY. AT present,
iary c oudy weather possibly with RAM IS indca'eu
SorE fdav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
DEGREES CONFERRED ArLAFAYETrE.

EAsTON, Penn, June 30.-The commence
Laiay College closed this morning
Tue Latin ssluiatory delivered by Archibald A.
Parsons the pathological GRAFTON. by George Horn:
the philosophical oratiou by David Bennett Simpson,
and the v.ledictOry by Joseph H. Tudor The degree
of Doctor OF Laws couf rrei on the Rev Dr. John
Dewitt. OF New BrnEswck n. j. the Rev. DR.. Thomas
Apple president Of Franz in aud Marshai College
Henry u. swift NJ D.. University OF Pennsylvania The
degree Oi Doctor ofDivnity conferred upon William
Laurie, OF BeliOnie Penn; he Rev John Burrows OF
Ocan, ~ Y, and the Rev. Etward d. Ne professor 1t
tnc MacAllster Collage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
rnrsrEEs E1EcrEn Ar hArEs cOLLEGE.

LEWISTON, Me-, June 3O.-At meeting Of
the Bates College Corporation to-day. the following
trustees were -.eeued DE- Frank f. Sleeper. the Rev.
Thomas spoOner. Aid son Small. T. f. Haley. the Rev.
Dr. c. f. Penny. u C. Emery and JOSIAH Chase. No
honorary degrees conferred The permanent fund
of he college Sl579l9 ms afternoon the gradnat
lny exercises IHeOOgc ScnOOi took place. The
graduating class cUuslsi OF hive persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
A FLOWER NAMED APrER MRS CLEVELAAD.
= uu.Ain ntan Lettsr % Ihe BaLlm0re A Inerican.

Mrs. Cleveland, while IN the White house
conservatory few days ago, Was very bucn pcaseu
,.,rn of bloom OF which Is similar
tn large fox-gIoYe TINS morning whlie AZ prc~kisst
the President and MS brlde were aSreeAoy surPr W
fnr pr sem from Gardener Iutrr OF purple specAIe
tnroated gux reedIng which had Just o.vome1, ahu
,inn.e nan bern naued the Mrs. Cleveland gloxinia
Afrer "A critical examination OF the Lew plant Mrs
To tue sBukgery IOOAih- VuI
M me wrsl wing of the Executive Mansion, where she
can alw, Ava see pretty little namesake Mrs Cese-
ud Iaks great Interest IN the conservatory ~ tue
Wnte Huuss ID t 10 custom after breakfast 10 10
frnngn tas different greenhouses GA tour Oi ipspec-
ton. aud her companon MISS IreKs' ss" enJo- Vile
LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

BLAKE-On Tuesday. June 30 1885. Mrs anns - DAM"
- ~ Thomas Blake, OF brooklyn aged ~ years.
IntermeaL at Hopeweli, n j.
4, tI,zaneth " j. June 30. Anna daughter Of
~ marine Is and Ins H. r. OIncan ~. O',,- ,,t.
p,Irsr services al Trinity church. Elizabeth rt'uD 'J
z $50 H. ,r,
AFFAt Evona L. June IS. Todie. youngest daas a'''
OF hate an ~ or parents OIL Thursday. July ~
p ~ "A ,o.s A.. Mary a
HARRINGTON -ruesday. June 20. 1850 MIS- sA pth, ~,
~ wife OF h. harT1ngt0a. Ol nav. lOrA s'
residence OF aau Cheer. a. LacAs"sAen- i'N' ''
Pam of ,rixuIs "a the kllAeJs
-, pa,l y I son OF Albert and Auna rorek AZ
Baden. 1aden. after prOtr@ceod u.uo''' ~ 'A0 .
Ycar 3 months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
,gs yJogr yowAHeAD FOR cLFVELAyD

UOSitlDfos -
Thu. iD,uocritlc talk about candidates hlpotiJ
centre, round QUESTION whether Cieseiahu VIZ
Will Dr fenODlnaI-'i Tue V"ly Othet -.
torx ..u. 4 40 stnr Keeps It's btiiAn'c 'ii
n.liu.tlon time The QUESTION a1Oul Clrvelslc wiz Oo
n,tnr nm. cias or lle people prevail IL IL ls the
,lc.na Cleveland WIN IgnOuinIousy thrust asi g,
nl- name viii ho0t-d oUt oi the convention anu ..o
boIy of his followers will hooe s.lAy ana re-
nrlltulx II tho peOps make sueir dcinAhd i"i ,o'o
Isuas reconciliation 80 strong IVA, 40 QUE uares uy =,
nj. I,mocrnto National convention VIA DO s1cno Oh
hsaatfp AaInony aaa frantic II SOMEWHAT iAoNIo1s VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
x.rrp41 GAS FoR FUEL IN ENGINES.

The Philadelphia Company Is arranging 10
nina Gas nto the yards OF the Pennsylvania Rsroau
compapy intO reservoir that 10 he put up th-rc TOT
the purpose OF supplying the tanks OF engines hat are
Ia he buIlt To be- by natural gas IHe scheme Is
perfectly practcaOe. said an Ocer OF the Fhauepns
Company yesterday IL has been ssiu tne Eas - 80 W
rms is ali nonsense We shall demonStr1te nor oht
connnZ the gas, but !ne Iact tnas
nv Inc sed as fuel aboard engines so obeapy th2t
in a Nor, time not locomotive running into or out OF
This cry will use coal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
DGsGUsrED DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN

WAsHrNGroN, June 30 (SpeciID .-Reoresea-
tatiye Miller. OF Texas declined IN alTanee re-
nomination which he would nave received oy acclhns'
ton II no would have consented TO be candidate Mr.
Miller serving his thrd year IN Congress ana mas Do
come so thoroughly disguised with ths 'hcapA'lY :"
- ,p the IN ai,ritv in the Uous- whicn no
10 deal with pubic questions tnat ne udty TO
fuses A reelection He il sn1r0lxl business III - SUI
tive body which wastes Its time IN potc, "rah-.e
and facIOnai quarres 70 the neglect oi iss ies-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrcArIoys-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, July 1.-FOr New-Engiand,
fair weather. stationary temperature. variable WINDS
generally easterly
For New-York. fair weather. stationary temperature
easterly winds. becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware,
local rains stationary temperature, variable winds,
generally easterly.