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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

~ T0-|"-TIN II ~ ~ "l-- NJ
B0.roN. Mass. December "a Tire
broke out I'm the to'lcrro7m ~ =. LeunoX's
mor0cco.iactory, corner Magsct street and
Harrison Court, Lynn, about o'clock to-
might.
THE morocco factory wac a large iour-story
hricb-auj.grgnte building. built compare
tigcv recently az a cost Of 100000, ard mis-
wss completely destroyed, together wiin mt
chiu,rs valued OF s61,0J0 more and yalul-
Jle stock. A four-story wooden building IN
the rca-. belonging 10 Lcnrox and occupied
hv H4rgcy Brothers, morocco manufacturers,
nIsO feli victim to ne flames. ~ id IA adj
Joining two-story wooden boiler building.
The tota Zoe. bv tue fire % All parties con-
cerned Is roughly cstimlted At $2j0,90o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY. DECEMBER 3d. 1885

tornpy ClAypool, returned word that the
Court had no instructions beyond such a.
were given when the Jury was emp1nelled.
The i1rY returned no indictment this eve.
ming. contrary to general expectations, and
Il f. thought u was upon this pUiut that they
desired The Courts special Instructions, and
the Judge decided not TO cevisie IRON the
usual practice aud left the jury free 70 pre-
cent its Indictment whenever il should see
fit 10 do 20. IL IS ssid a multitude Of IN
diciments are being prepared on The evil
Jence thus lar spbmi,ted; but they are all
small and unmportant Gases. The status OF
the Dudley case before the jury remains for
the present secret.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

10y Angio-Americau cable 70 the Dispa'ca.)
Ntnmn. December - - The Corespon'
lca.ia Aiiiitsir has prntt q number OF sri'-
r... receuuy, commenting on The proposed
IHfsrg rei0rms Several officers OF the
...ersi sis.l Of lhe army. 20 whom tue punt
,.li3rs had siyea offence, entered tue once
r 'he paper to-day and assaulted The editors.
'o. ol'cefs we're arrested, but were alter
h ...'A riafoied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

10y tclaal iiiA ." t.t' i'-' ''-"''ti
MrNomNgr. Mon, December - News
ha, reached here Oi lhc total destruction by
tire OF the town Oh Hcrmau.Si.ic, loriy-seycn
mile. norlh OF here. on the Chicago ard
Northwestern anl southern Sh0rtlne rail-
roads. 80 particulars have been received.
Hermansville isa numbering settlement with
population Of about 900. and ss the Wel-
ihcr Is very cold there must be great suf-
ierlng among the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

WIN can advance the interests and aryoca'e
genuine Republican principles, retaining
the respect OF their people and remainius W
sympatbv with them. Ne want those men
who think with ~ 20 he able 10 Work with
n, We want 10 make converts among tte
best people 10 TIE south, sud TO build up
our country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
trnio.ion I'D nlrrerlne.lIagagInes.

IH} tatH.ftfl I'd t4f Dl'Paa.H-i
PUTHrRcu. Pa. December IA Brad
ford Pa.) srccalto thr d.. laich says; Three
gIvceTne-mlg1Ilncs ~ buchahln Hollow,
ONE mile from 1lrport, exploded ABOUT o
O'Clock ili. evening, Wreckiug Urge NUM-
Der " house, iu terp0rt 3nd shaking the
foundation. oi houses in Bradford, three
mIlfs away. a large building in rapport. IN
which we're nine persons, collapsed. scri0us-
ly iniurng three children. one little girl
c4nuOf survive. In another house lamp
Wa. overturned aud the house burned. The
explosion was caused, 10 Is thought. from
excessive heat. Iisu0t kuowa whether any
one was killed o. 10 wa. to dark to mud any
Of The remains " there are any.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
rne panama canal.

Try AnElo-American cable to tho Dispa'1h'l
Paris, December -. The proposal 10 de-
tach from the new bankruptcy bill the cisuses
applicable 10 the Panama CANA Compiny is
likely TO prove aooriiye. The report OF me
committee on the bill declares that the clauses
hang togetber. The committee will ask that
the bin be placed a an order OF the div lm-
mcdsatelg after the passage Of the budget for
the purpose Of Fastening the sdopnon OF The
measure. Work on the Eifel tower has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Alleged white Caps.

WHEELING. ". VA, December 22.-Tbls
evening Mayor Seabrigbt received letter
In red ink signed " White Cap. threatening
him with summary punishment II be did not
reform his methods OF living. As bis honor
and conduct Is above FeprO1eh he is At loss
TO understand tie missiye. A similar let
ter Threatened 2 morning Dewspsper-man.
IL Il claimed In the letter that the Organlza-
ton numbers forty men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
20 yreIrame GInasfone.

tBy Angio-Americsn caole 70 tse Dispatcnl
naples, Decempe- 22.-fbe students Of
the University have held meeting and de-
clded 10 meet Sir. Gladstone at the railway
station and to escort him 70 Renders Wits,
which will be decorated with fsgs and iilu'
minated with fireworks. The rector OF the
University and depugations OF professors
aud others will be at the station to welcome
his arrival
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

f2v kugo-Amerlcaa cable 70 the pepa'co.l
I0>Dos. December - Mf. Barker, the
racated LIBERAL candidate IN the recent isf-
lreel.ry election ~ tbe MaidsioDe diYi''on
81 Kent Wili petition ParliameStto refuse 70
Tscsvs,zs the election OF tornwali, ihe con.
iefy.tigc candidate. 90 lie erounu tnst y
"a. scored by bribery. Barker claims that
lc Ia cuUtisd b. TIE kcst,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
iisiy IAN YquaI ana ons Fqua's.' 50

~ MATHEMATICIAN cable q ne Dispateh-l
Long. December e. Premier Crisai,
fesunutrg the debate 10 the Chamber Of
bepoites on The credit Tor doicnccs, declared
ittt TOO biH rad 20 spsci9l connection win
ne luterosi,ensi situation Dor wslh triple
EHanes. Further he said: Wefe we $50
l4ie0 ne shouts sgill be Obliged 10 incur AL
fin0nsi expt adiiures IN order 70 make our
Islyss stronger, fof we have already seen she
11sss " lseisnon Ia tue Gaze o. Tubs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

10Y lci'sihph 70 tA9 b'7bAtNli
Monroe. La. December 23--t. e. Crow
lev. voung planter ia ms parish. w3s shot
and killed this evening by T.. r, Dernis, Of
Paris, Tex. Dennis was running picture
lottery. A dispute arose about The game.
when Crowley drew his pistol Dennis was
quicker, however. aud shot Crowley four
tunes, each shot taking effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Election Cases.

10y t0I0kINI'' 70 NO I'7F''-''7
IHpIASAROLIs, December 23.-fbe Federsl
grand jury took recess this evening until
January llih. Just before adIournlng they
sent for Judge Woods snd The FOREMAN asked
the Court for additional instructions upon
some point not made public, Judge Woods,
alter consulting WIKI Assistant DnirlcI; At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Tts News from northumberland
Arabs.

Arabs.
tr-in- American cable to ne Dispalchl
..I. Urcemhar %. General GrepieH
.....l tae troops 90 his command today.
.N.rds addressed them, pfa's'ng ne
bravery wniDh they had shown ID thursday
t'. ie also read iele-rams from stan.
.. ~,.rttug for Wa, the DuAc OF taln-
..f.l.. AVID ilc Queen ngga,ui@ung them
.. t...r t.ci0cv. ihe troops Catnu,lasuca.iy
f.l 'le General.
E.v. DECEMBER ga COPY Of the
.. tIge'. ieifef rs Emi0 Pashg, which was
IIelracd 10 General Gienigii by Osmau
I..n.. ur.,es ~ be- an eSscl reproduction OF
original. \ spy hon haudouo reports
N Poe village Is crowded With Wonooed
AIals. aiaong tbem being several Emirs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Had SHOWING,

~ LeIH.flNH U ~" DI7I IV"H.I
B0groy. Mass. December - The COM
miltee appointed 10 Investigate the failure 1t
William y. IOrnes. president 0f the National
Bank OF Redemption, reports the li1biliuts
u. 1864 900 and toe assets S39,O1O The CONE
mite. have been unable 70 gel au offer 81
settlement from Forbes, and further time has
been granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
RaiIroad Accident.


10y ttiefIHVu % w l'I9f11'lLI
ATLANTA, Ca. December %. The Georgia
Pacific passenger train ard an East TenDes-
see, Virginia aud Georgia freight train met
on Z tresile on the track used by both roads
to.day. Both engineers and tremen were
injured, the engineer OF the passenger train
possibly fatally but nobody else was hurt.
Only the engines and front ears left the
HaeE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
retard Exploded.

by Anelo-Amersan cable 20 the pispa'ehl
MApRID, December PA petard vas eX-
piOded last night At The door Of he residence
Of senior CAn0vas del Castillo. Only sight
damage was done. but toe greatest alarm ~as
caused smouE members Of the household.
No arrests have Yet been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Tre go reellna prevalIs.

fBy telegraph 90 me HihpANhl
LEXINGTON. VA, December - Tue cadets
OF tue virginia Military lnstitpte protest
against the statement that auy III feeling be-
tween them has grown out " the punish-
msnt Of some OF their number FOR bizing
cadet S.0ner, u Kentucky. They assert
that on the contrary the best feeling pre-
walls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
statues Of Lafayette ana washing

PARIS, December 22.-The Municipal
Council has accepted the strtues Of Lafayette
and Washington pre'euled 20 the CITY by Mr..
joseph Pulitzer, OF the New York World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

NEW YORK. December p. The exports OF
spece from the port ci New York last week
amounted to 81, 435 0G5, Of which Sl,ll6,9l5
was gold and 1919 $50 10 silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
= PIaning-NiIi burned.

fBy telegraph 10 tue Dispaichl
PEAnrING1oN, MISS, Decembcr al.
Weston's phung-mill snd The store ajioin-
ing were burned last night Loss, SlU,OsO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

TIy Anglo-AmericAn cable 10 the Dispatchj
EDENRURGW December 22.--coHnsel for
Parnell 10 0is suit against the London Times
have arrested $50 10 the hands OF an adver-
tisiog agent as beloagingt TO Wright q Waiter,
or "a one OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
IN THE SOUDAN.
crvnrrcy As 10 DOUBT AS
10 EKIS FEY.
,r,..~ars 10 start IN February Value ofths
futgim Victory Kilograms Of
Cen graduation.

Col lssN hf ha New YORK AfjOGiascd
i'' rreai
r.rt>. N.ccmb,r b. The committee OF
r.. t..r i,.n,t Association give more ere
r.... q. .e reported arrlyal OF Henry NJ.
&c. ..r 900 Aruwtimi than they did 20
r.tt'e story Cd Em,u Pasbs's cap.
r.y bavc decided to continue
..r..,.-. f,r sending ont the Wissmhn
..0. r .or hmn's relief until tte news
t,....f some OF t1c members o. the
r..,lii,r. 'l discussing TIE contributions
f.frr.r f.. dispatch received from L9nz'-
fr ....l fcpars ihat stanley had reached
- and ihc one lnat came from the
50 ing Hhe arrival on The Arm
.a.p sanley aud Emin conclude
r.f .n.r, bad Tctchcd Aruwuimi toiend-
s..i Ifrtau COB Imin P&eha but hold that
..f'F oi ihc latter rcmlin' 10 doubt
r. iufc ~ WissDatn wiil nov be re-
r..I urii early in lcofuTy. This
L..t Iarfy dcc 90 the impospoiiifv OF OH
f..r. f.r passage Of fuo Lts' Air'cln OH
f.U. .n,tag D. fore February. Although
..- NJ Emu rsshA wii be one object
.. ,..dluon. % wii' also act 80 support
aru--i9y. operations on Hs return
r. micrpr % win he proposed 10
h.fep fbh ulri % the money voted
.. t.. ... sNaH pr used Tor raising a force
..n troop. even " 10 bappcus that
T. f..,af. ieuio0snt WisrDaun 3
.lh ago srcaa, iolued, wil' be- me
.I.is ~ tle expedition INTO the
.lr. s. s.msnn expects. whatever lap
... .a bead iHr eo'ooI.uy force. Wis.,
Lr..hcr ol..f, iG Gee Second rtri-
..t.I '.HIis riH give biu lsfcwcii dlu-
10 ..r'ri OF JarI1gs.
t-ru.s.ou ol fue route 70 be taken
rrt... l..for g men composing me fNpe-
erer from Cardinal Larig,ric %
t D.ufl minister 800 Brussels attracts ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

OFFICE OF cIrr coLLEcroa.l
RICHMOND. Va, December ]. is,6
NOTICE 70 TAX-PAYERS

avn now ready 70 recaiys tho RESIDUE or
CITY TAXES FOR fssS. which the Law requires
10 oe paid before the sisT DAY OF THIS MONTH,
Five per cent viii b. added 70 ths bills who're
the parties assessed shall fail 70 eenply Win tho
Law.
All meies 81 twenty-one years OF age and oil
psrsons male or feniaiel Who own personal pro
perfy are nsseescd aud will please call and settle
Heal esuAts agents and Others sho have nun.
Der Of bllls 70 pay will please call ard Geo x
their ilsts ialresdy mails ou0 Aro correct
Paying, pipe. aud sosef-ce1nec.ion bsiis arc
also ready, and are 70 10 paid In The same man
nsF As saxes and as ne sane time.
Oflce open from 4 A. Al. - Y, ~.
FRANK ". CUSfi<oH4Ns
&c elm COLLECTOR a es1 TAxs&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Not Credited.

Thy AoglO-Amsricsn cable 70 the Dispateh.l
BsussELs. December s2.--fhe Govern
Inens OF the Congo state attaches no creditto
the telegram from Il. Thomas reporting the
ARRIVAL on Emin PasnG on the Aruwhlmi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

sARANAc LAKE, \. y, December % "A
cold wave prevails here. Tee mercury at the
slgnal-servlee station registered % degrees
below zero last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

MELBOURNE, December 22.-ln the Sc
c0nd baseball game here TO-DAY the AL
Americans scored 5, the ChicagOes 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

LoSpoS, December %. hr. John Bright
condition is lmprcyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Iiernsrl,s Chr,stmas Dream.

lror the bisuatrh.l
twas Christmas Evoi Prom chimney-plac'
Legr, a tues .uat lunei rldjy face
WHICH, b-OIleroi by wealth ~ hair,
Was D0l12cd 10 an on armchair
Two waNau curtains shut from slgnt
Tine sIochtng3 flannel W hsarthst4ne light,
AND ana aruea.h saeh frug-ed III
. Wo azure eyes In rolmlani mo-
YOUNG Herbert. sitlingln me glow
az mslc-ch.er, 500 soemei 30 kuoE
OF il1lNn.5 moo uo allursinett Lti
ioNNrlrl li. hchrt Hi,n praises gind.
IIsf 0r1han rimp'cl was Nit1 pain.
Uis rnru4s we're wet VI.h e0iron's rAin;
trd when. from some uiug that he SAID,
fINgs tnd .o freluied Lls mother dead;
The i9, ming echoes niU irrly
EesponI ei Oh bii anEnisnei plea;
90 SANTA Clals.r hi4 pllinf began,
p1eafe fQke away the soldier man
Nottc hr.lElt ue. Gpl nav skates ana sled
My lbr,-slifs eaa Wy truudIr-nel-
li.otaaf you gave % brother
Take lael .lf books. iuy bail and Bat
1iy tA.... nHI 1'y -no-l'o nat
Ny-rIrf alI 0g' .ie. aud, guess.
ny p4- t.l. oId eFeI-yos
Bly, carl. VITA hls -lnt by paws,
A. yo4U. a.rr Mr $500 claus.
Please give me 1ec. my moinerl
al novordr,amel tiat ebe would do
when Yesterday, uot thinking.
a. ror. rld saiQ ia ruher
60 ffnu tntn q. s-lr0l 40 ON
I4lI. 4Hi, -alty, don't c1 SNOW
She GOA "a q. .ut. Hn. fii 'ftt fhY
Tn. l.DIrH. tltt ! c nl' 48Yuc}
Uarf.fl'- Ti-LDf grn VI n-r b arr,
Ard f.lg. Irr rfo- fl- t.Hi = start.
And u.N. -' tli.F sue tr. i1 do
Before utr sweet lor .is o." |s
lOul. b.e. Oh, dong. lt ,Hf' a0tb be
hiud ~r. tf.lIs h. FI1i .o nr
And gig me bt". nj muih'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

For AnrsS 0F hLcoHof.
IL relieves the depression ihsreiron.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01
An Exciting Time.

A straw colored bull pup, an organ
grinder with a monkey, an Irish
woman with q basket Of bananas, q
colored man witha bucket of lime on
his head, an inebriated sailor, awhile
girl with q new pair OF shoes under
her arm, and q countryman in a
cheap blue suit, with a sachel SEEM
ingly quite heavy, were all walking
down Main street toward
the Catharine ferry. The bull pup
was ahead Of the procession. His
tail stuck out straight, his eyes
cleaned and he walked as though
full of business. Suddenly the Irish
woman slipped on q piece of apple
peel. Her feet few out and She
dropped the basked violently on the
monkey. The monkey shrieked; the
bull pup arose short distance in
the air, through astonishment and
excitement, and then swept like D
Hash between the organ grinders
legs. The italian let go the organ.
the crank of which he had been turn
ing as he walked, and the ancient
Roman melody, "Blue Violets," was
crushed toearth again. Intfying to
escape the dog the colored man
dropped his bucket Of lime, the con,
tents of which splattered Ger the
sailor, who sWore and flung up his
arms, one Of them striking the white
girl across the nose. She naturally
calculated. The countryman. like
wise alarmed BY the dog and tho
connection ahead, dropped his sachs
el on the animal and began to run,
The bull pup hoWled and the coun,
tryman fell over the sachel sprawl
ing, and for the space OF three min,
utes Main street was as animateda as i
Ecircus-Brooklyn Eagle:
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01
Record Of Casualties.

The unknown man found dead at Kent,
Mimi, was killed by the cars. He was riding
on the trucks Of the passenger train from st.
Paul going north and fell off, the wheels run
ming over him. The corners jury found q
verdict to that effect. bis name is believed
to be Larson.
Patsey Cannon, q Northern Pacific brake
man, while under the influence Of liquor.
Jumped from the second story window OF the
New York house at Livingston, Montana.
His fall resulted in both arms being broken
and terrible bruises about his head and body.
His injuries will probably prove fatal.
A full-rigged, three-masted ship was cap
sized by the wind in Buttermilk channel, off
the mouth Of the Atlantic basin near New
York. The vessel overturned on q tug-boat
which was passing at the time. The smoke
stack of the tug was broken off. The ship
that capsized was the Spanish brig Almoga-
var, of Barcelona. The tug which she struck
was seriously damaged, but did not sink.
No lives were lost.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01
Personal Talk.

While Joaquin Miller, the poet Of the SER
ras, was engaged in the pastime Of shooting
quail as he was riding over the hills neal
Oakland, Cal, his horse jumped and q %.
caliber bullet went through his left hand. 1t
missed the bones and only made a painful
flesh wound. The only danger is from lock.
jaw.
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., was taken sud.
denly sick at the house of a friend in Madison
square New York. A physician was called,
but before he arrived her condition was so
critical that it was thought unsafe to re-
move her to the New York hotel, where she
il living with her father and mother, Col. and
Mrs. Nevins. She rallied somewhat during
the evening and the physician finally con
sented to lilo her to be removed to her
rooms in the hotel. This was done, and DR..
Fuller, who was first called in to attend her,
sought the advice of DR.. Smith. who lives at
tho hotel. They stayed with Mrs. Blaine all
night, and a professional nurse sent for. She
was in d semi-delirious state, and did not
recognize those who were with her. The
physicians said that the chances were against
her recovery,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01
From Forei gn Lands.

The Germania (Catholic) asserts that the
papal note to the nuncios at foreign courts
wi lemphasize the fact that Emperor William
visit. having led to occurrences that could not
fail to wound the pontif, has made the posi-
ton OF the pope still more deplorable.
Adyices received by the steamer Moselle,
which arrived ut Aspinwall tho 10th inst,
rom Hayti, state that never. before had Port
an Prince passed such q night as that Of
Sept, %. The night, to begin with, was
~dreadfully dark, the heavens beng q mass
of black clouds, with an occasional fash of
lightning. Revolution was abroad. The
firing commenced at 1870 and the
cannon and Gatling guns b the
place did dreadful execution, as
did also the shots from the big guns in Fort
Alexander, which crashed through the build.
ings, destroying everything and everybody
with which they came in contact. The firing
lasted until q o. M. OF the29th. These ad-
vices sny, that as far as had been ascsrtained,,
8OOpeSs0nswerek Killed and oyer5O0 wounded,
Including many women and children. Among
the notable spsrsons killed besides Gen.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01

The pronunciation match promises
to be one of the diversions of the win
ter. 1t is even more exciting than
the sp cling match and rather more
destructive to the lines ofcombatants.
A match held in a city of learning
was taken part in by professors, stu
dents, teachers and journalists, none
Of whom were able to pronounce
more than three words correctly.
The majority went down with decided
rapidity. 1t seemed that the simplest
words were the most difficult to pro-
nounce, andsuch words as gaseous, ("
"obsolete," luxury" luxurious
and "allopathy" found ready vic
Tins.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01
PITH OF THE NEWS.
The Very Latest Associated Press Tcle.
grams Greatly Condensed.
About Washington.

Surgeon General Hamilton has written to
the governor of Florida, suggesting the en-.
actment of q law: by the legislature. which
meets next month, for the establishment Of
a state board Of health and auxiliary
boards in each Of the counties for the better
sanitary protection Of the state. He sub
mits o draft Of q bill to meet that object.
This provides that the state board of health
shall consist of five members, to be appointed
by the governor by and with the advice and
consent of the state senate, and that the
county boards shall consist of three mem.
bers each. The state board is empowered to
prepare and enforce rules and regulations to
prevent the introduction and spread of cpl.
demic diseases, the management OF quaran.
tine inspection stations, etc.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01

City bakers have a fashion of put
ting up the price of bread the mo-
ment the spectators advance the
price of wheat. These. same bakers
forget to reduce their prices when
wheat and -four again assume the
down grade. From present appear.
ances there is no necessity for a scare
in wheat or -four. Though the crop
may be 100000 bushels short,
still there is enough to Ground, and
the present advance is all that is
likely to be sustained. W. wish the
farmer could get for his wheat one
half the advance demanded by the
city baker.