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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Ths la'ge boarding house No. sol West
street, has bsan vacated by Mira. Ksene and
Miss Lowe who conducted Il for a long time.
l. Is being renovated for It's new Jesse Mrs.
Hance who will take possession 10 few
DAYS. Mrs. KAeue and Miss Lowe have
catered to the wants OF a very large number
OF people and are remembered with much
gratitude BY tho scores who have the hena
hctaries Of their domestic Manifestations,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The Delaware and Winter o ,Arter i,.bt.
chips during the recent stoI p1 were hath
reported to have drifted from their "a.
lions. Captain Hulphe;s Of the steamer
IL 1anoke, which reached Norfols Monday
Iepurts having passed the Dela ware Iipbt.
snip anchored ut sen is miles north hy west
Of FenwlcE's Islipd snd Winter q .artsr
iiRhtship % miles south west. Bo:n we're
apparently all tight. we
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
CAUCUS AND 90 srsRsNoE.
Tho Democratic C0nuclInten Unable
60 Agree Upon Iho Election Ezt.n.
At0al kfllt.

10 Agree Upon sh0 Election EAtuil.
atom kflII.
After Monday nifbt's Council meeting
the Demo ratio members held a caneus for
% nurposa vi "a .uol punsideiiuk
psndlns e.ty ih8ts4tlFA measures Tue
hin Tor tss widening Of Ttaih greet gas
t,tscussed, and met With mich orr lsit,on
as did alsp The hill increasing the appro.
priation OF the Street and Sever Deoa,t.
ment. Some Of the members we're opposed
TO Council t4ktng any action Whatever on
this SUI iscf, leaving to the department the
responsibility OF ASKING for and securing
from the legislature Whatever Increase it
can get. The Election EEten, sion bill wss
next discussed at length, but no agreement
was renchAd, and lhs caucus adjourned
leaving ths memgers az much at variance
as they were at the caucus OF last Saturday
nj9hf.
Daring the evening Mayor Harrington
had Conference with the law, finance and
police committees Of City Council 10 his
hlce. The subject was the panding ordi-
nane4 increasing the police force by the
ADDITION % QUE sergeant and IS patfolnlen,
me ordinance was thoroughly discussed
and the Council members prs.ent generality
expressed themselves III favor Of an in.
crease OF the force.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
rnB RAILROAD srSoIoArr.
rho scope OF the AnaixamHsicu
ghat is Now Apply ing for "a CHAR

That ~ Now Applying for a Chnr-
ter.
PHILADELPHIA, March l9-The member,
OF the Pongnkeepsie btinge syndicate are
trying TO fad u good name by wnich all
thsir properties shall be known. A eonsoli-
dalton OF all the companies will be made In
two or three months. They are five In NUM-
Der: The hudson Connecting railroad, ~
miles long, extending from Campbsll Hill
10 the wr~t erd OF the bridge; tns Pouch
heepsip bridge 0ompauy.th tbs Poughkeepsle
q Connecticut railroad, 20 miles long, ex
tending frcIn the east 81 d OF The bridge to q
como aation with the Hartford 4 Connecticut
railroad; tho Hartford and Connecticut
Western railroad, 1903 Mills long. and the
sprinEf iald and Massachusstts railroad,
aoout 20 miles long, "A branch reaching
Springfield. Nearly all II act the entire
capital stock of these companies Ia owned
by tbs bridge syndioats, and for economy
10 operation and other reasons It Il pro
posed to consolidate ihsm with Que COM
psny. This capital stock will he $4,000, 900.
[rbla IL the syndicare which has applied
for a charter IN the Delaware Legislature.
ED. @. j. j.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
nndgn Pr.,.n.nI,nn.

On sa'u.dly evening Mr.. G-orge Cog OF
20 harrison sfraat esa ted the Wiudslr
Id No 80. o der Suns nt NJ. George.
WIN b. u'ful NOR cG, bout d Blnle A
near po," o. thanks was passed 10 Mr..
Gax tor HE kiGi prrsenrAti n witch nae
awakened raruastnrss and vgo- nm ,nyst
The msmoer Of iu"tlcgiaple value 10 this
gu cs.stul organ cation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

DuBUouE Il, March 10 la his charge
70 the grand Jury yesterday JnHge My Of
the district c1nrr, snii &c was ths duty OF
the jury to indict any aud all persons found
making elder or O,herviss violating the
Iosa proh,bitory law and 10 pge,eut any
county on ser or justice Of the psaee who
may have violated the law,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

M Il Ms M4.ea 10 --Bisnop Ka.n,, pre,i.
49,. y, tn' New Warrington Un,y.rs,tv
;;, .m,Y presented 10 the pope two pen.
'nm.i,s OF Washington, who contr,bn,ed
s,s,as sums to tue institution. Il i,
tbs non na ~, eaee subscribed 1880. 600
eIttslp pops thanked them warmly tor theil
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
runAprnInrMkNr NIL.

Prcstdnnt Harrison sonds announcer
I,ot Of Nominations 10 tilo senate.
WAsu1.oTos. March 10 --PIe'ident Har-
riscp to-day sent hefoiloRing nominations
Andrsw q. Bradley Of the District OF
roInmb,a 10 ha associate Justice OF the 6u-
Dfpme court OF the District Of Columbia.
John n. McPle OF New Mexico to be Assoc
oihte ilsrici al the supteuae court OF inc
territory n Nav NJ xico.
Franz II Aikens OF Dakota, TO be asso-
Chats justice Of the supreme court OF tae
territory OF Dakota.
Thomas Gooderson has been appointed
store.kreper OF New To- K.
Iisr or posrMAsTERs NAnEp.
President Harrison sent toe following
nominations ior pOstmasters 70 Tue Sehate
this afternoon: Charles Il. Merriam. at
Sheiburns Falls. Mas william F. Fitch at
wincbsster, Mass George A Drsper. at
H5pelnle, lfass.; Eiias Z. Fuller az Taun.
ron. Mass James r Bowen az Central
Fails, Rhode Island; James W Hague at
Harrington Conn Josplh W. Corning nc
PALMYRA. N. Y James NJ F!aId at Rye N
Y; JohG Buckley ~ Cape Vineent, N. Y. |;
Ofwill Van Woke, Mhtdwen, N. "; James
s Dtaiiay at Wau.eon, ohioi Charles y.
Mccoy &C oads, o.; John A. Fellows at
P0utlNc, ll.t Miht Lucy boWttn AT
Upon, la; Charles II. Everilt.
at Atiantic, Ia William F Carpenter at
NanpinT, H.; Mrs. Sarah Earthman at
q tswold IL Faux 4. Piper at Sheldon,
IA; Edwin o Shaw az NV Ago, Mich |;
Cd ward D. MOO acblln at Steven's Point,
Wis.; william Guiv.r at LIS Animss.
Col /; Harry Il Susuer nj Navetiy, o.;
Adeiru, n NJ. Andews OF Piarkiutop, Das.
SECRETARY rRAofs AFRO NTMES1s.
Secretary Tracy to-day appointed J, D.
Davis 10 be foreman Of the gun shops and
boundary and George II. Wil.on to BIZ fore.
man Of tne gln carriage aud IRE iActile
ops Of the Washington nnvy ward. Capt.
Edmnnd II. Morse OF Rntlaud, W., mas been
appointed private secretary 10 Secretary
PfuctOr.
YpiToR REfD GOES TO TnAEoE.
Lite this afternoon the President APP
pointed Wnt,elaw R4li Of New YORK, editor
Il the Ttibpna, to ha envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary OF the United
States to FraLGs.
,inins GOLDSMITH n Wisconsin to he con-
sui geUe al OF thu Units d States ut Vienna.
The nomination Of Eugene Schuyler OF
New lurkt he assistant bseratary of state
was withdrawn. be having declinsA the ap-
poiltmeni.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
He that knows MOTH, ) dcnnt, =, ,o,,

He that knows nothu doubts Of moth.
ing. Do not let your oo1bts caus, ynu
TO wAv-r, Tor you may be as ured that
Warmers Log CABIN Liver Pills will CAUSE
the sluggish liver to resume its wonted
functions. and produce the results Won
desire. They are efeetive and harmless,
psipg puyely vegetable,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Jtrles II Bran to- 2 /, put az N
f'VArai Large glrs III windows IN II.
sEoR Hildh~- Ut ona q. v lot-s o. ming
stn:e, IN Nark-t : reet tpio y Til 4, witch
ara seldom eqi.slef 10 SIZE IN this city, Two
OF them are Il 2xl3i inch.B and two other,
are 5Gyl2S lncnes. The gaas wa boushl
through the James Bradford Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

A frnmA dwelling, UNnrd aui onrrpied
nv ID" hia..s srnlly, enc milo sou ol
Ma Snnlit, II r'Oid com $, MI. was hnrn-
eltn 'nteu 8, ahunt i'cl ck, Aouday
m un'nf. A nspnew of re tnre. ladies,
Aho Ia q lrgrnph oorr tor nc HAvno -
aud liv.d " IN ih-m. islt for hts wo, K. add
had rona amour mia " hen be saw tbe
smoke, re,nrred ami fonnd the house 10
n4mts. The causs OF tbs Are is unkaowa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

A Wash'n.t, n Si-pAtch I, me Pn.I1del.
70 Recnrd .sv-: Senator Higgins s,rms
cos d isnt NAT d.. D4wto o. Ds pare. gIil
o. rnp 'in'r'i e llnct"r Of ini-rn4i rayann.
10 DI1wsre. Mar land and To, b .slrlc. OF
Cl.uLnpla.n y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
MILITIA NOTES.



ex.Colonel $ M. Mood.
Monday night the members Of Company
a, d. N. a., presented the ex-colonel of the
regiment, Samuel M. Wood, With hal d :.
come goldsheaded ebony cane The pre-.
seutation speech was made by Captain Ed
mund Mitchell. Jr. The recipient replied
IN feeling terms, expressing his apprecia-
ton OF the compliment. He referred to the
fact OF bis having been tho llrsr captain Of
Company a and bis high estimate Of the
members Of the First Regiment.
Inc following resolution was passed last
evening at special meeting Of Company
A. and copies ordered sent Companies O
and and Troop b:
We, the undersigned, at meeting Of this
company, We're appointed committee TO con
Ter with committees from COMPANIES C and i
and Troop Is in regard to drafting resolutions
asking General kenney TO send Us TO the ew
York centennial celebration on Sunday, April
9'th instead OF the following Monday, 80 as to
give US m extra day for our pleasure. We
trust this will meet with prompt attention
hom the members of your company
- CORPORAL W. L. TAYLOR,
eSg SERGEANT HOWARD GoopING,
IN, PRIVATE EDWARD EHLER,
Committee Appointed by Company A.
The regimental dtum corps is making
strenuous efforts by extra practice to n:
itsslf for distiaction In musical rendItions
In New York. Its proficiency no doubt will
pring added iaureis to the Delaware detach.
The burning question among the rsm.
bers OF th9 Fret Regiment Just now Is who
will take the right OF line-oas OF the com.
panies or Troop B ? Il is understood that
Tactics" require the infantry In the posi-
ton OF honor.
1t Is understood that the Delaware de.
taehment numbers about $50 all told.
NO aolntant has been epDointad az vet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
!. "nsan for scyent,-rhreo Years.

Now YORK Times
Lew Lyon. WIN i, still in fairly GOOD
heath, was born in this town OF SIAM
ford, Delaware county, N. Y March 20th,
lI9i, With tins exception of ens gear he
has lived within one milo Of his birth.
place. He has been member Of the
Masonic fraternity for 10 years, is be
levad to be the Oldest Mason living, and
always votes the Democrats tickes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The only bid for constructing the ma.
chinery OF the armored cruiser, Maine wss
made by N. r. Palmer, Jr., d Co.. New
Yors. II has been referred 10 the bureau cf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Harmony Council, No. /, United
Friends of Amertea, No. all Market
street.. whose membership comprises IN.
teilisent and mEsic.ioving persons, de-
sire to lave 40 organ and propose to hold
basket sooial to morrow even n9 10
secure funds for that purpose Each
lady TO bring q bask-e OF lunch for
tw', whiob is TO bs sold TO the highest
b d Ter. Genil-mln admitted for I've
cents. There will be literary exercises Of
high order. One Of Philsdelphia's best
performers will be present. The com-
mittee has made arrangements with Ken
nsdy and Muhlhsusen for FaSrand d
Votey organ
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
CALHOUN sssrrrED.


VoVefnVF fffNRs FnsipOmrn tho nntn
OF isis execution 90 1914.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Jourr.i
Down, March ls.-'Gov B,eas haa
respited William j. Calhoun, who was
sentenced 10 be hing at New Castle or
Friday next, until 1914 -
The necessary documents will DO sent
to Sheriff Allen this afternoon BY he
train leaving here at 4 IS O'Clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The Pussy d Jones Company ia bprd
ing 90 inch Foudripier paper machins
for John 7. Qligley Of Niagara Fslis
The schooner Mary A. Hood colliasd
With the draw Of Third streat bridge ~,
Saturday, necessitating considerable fa'
pairs. -
John Williams, colored, hal the ara,
Joint of the little finger of his right band
cut on at the Diamond State lion Com.
pany's works Monday.
Que OF the two big car floats, ian ,.a,
long, which the jackson a. Sharn CIV
pany is building for the philadtlnhia =
heading railroad, was launched on AL
urd,y. W Sas'
farewell entertainment was gwen bx
tiopoehoaacking Tribe No, n q ~
NJ Monday preparatory 10 their n, y,
ing their wt9wam to the new quar,ey. a,
the tribe at Red Mems Hail, No nix
Sh'pley street. %"
MONDAY afternoon Cops'ahla n a,don
levied on thu goods of Herman q, M
msusRet Of 'be rink 81 nait.on -
Eleventh s'rea III. attncbm.n, ma
sergtd for deris d1a BsndmA,,a, Jo,"
ali-obuidt and also for suns dus ot y.n
employs. - S'-'es
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Advices from China atata that "a out OF
ie0 psupis on tbs Spanish stsamsr RemuS
aNeEeloss ~ tho WseczlpS Of tho vessel. -.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

river Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
II is believed in waahir gton that The

~ ~ Os1eyru IN NAhhington that the
President will this week issue procla-
nation opening to settlement about 2, co..
0Ot acres Of laid in Oklahama.
Peter NANrsheisky, the minor who was
Imprisoned for "a aours at Black Diamond
colliery, at Mount Carmel Pa and who
was liberated on Saturday, died Mon
day from nervous exhaustion and internal
inj1rits.
The body of Captain II. D. Knight,
master Of the wrecked hstk Agnes bar.
:ou, was on Monday aft rnoon washed
ashore at Wbaleshesd. No,lh Oarolina, 80
miles south Of the point where the Dap.
tain was drowned With ava Of his crew.
'ths sahanoy City Pa. So,iiety al
~ isdiug company, on Monday. white
David EvaGa aud his s0bN DsY't nnd
Eds I'd, we're "rohbiE (" p.!....ss, Tho roos
fell upon them The elder Evans and
his aon Edsard were killed. David o..
caped with severe injuries.
The high tide Of sunday night did but
little damage at Long Brunch, N. j. The
government bulshead ia front OF Life
Saving Station No 9. at the foot OF Deal
Lake. was slightly damaged. 1t will tsks
week to repAir the tracks OF the NV
dorsey Southern reiltoal between Long
Branch aud Sandy HOOK.
A charter was granted AZ HARRISBURG.
Pa, on Monday, to the Forest CITY aud
State Line Railroad Company, cspital
stock, 81 08n.000 This line will ba a.
miles long, and extend from Forest Civ.
EusqnshaDpa conniy, to tbs Delaware
river, at point in Wayne county, onpo-
ste Hancock, in the state OF New York.
The president IL William IL. Richmond
Of Scranton.
The Secretary Of the Navy was Mon.
day informed by the Messrs. Cramn
contractors for the pew gunboat York
town, that The vessel is nov tnt,r.jv com.
pleted. She will In tew d4ya be- "a.
spoiled by the boatd, OF which Rsar IA.
mlral Jouatt l. president, npd IL. renort
will ha considered In connection with that
OF the TRIAL board, which was submitted
severs! weeks ago, before the cc,p,snco
OF the vessel by ths government.
According to dispatch from Es,t
Saginaw, Michigan, tho formation o, n
salt trust now seems 10 be assured. The
idea is 10 shut down all works where final
costs SO much that thGre Is only narrow
margin of profit, aud the product Of each
district is TO be regulated by the area h,
can control, this b, ing regulated by
freight rates, The eutire salt PRODUCING
territory of the country will 10 inclnds /
in the t'u't, which Is said to have osni,
tai OF s25 600, 600.
Frank Jones, 10 IN interview respee,inv
tbs ieported sale IF his brewery In Poris'
mouth, N. b., said that an absolute Ia
had been made and not merely a syn5i.
cate form 4 to p,sne Tie stock On ,ha
narket TIE price psi was sc $40 OaO
The stock company has bsen formed. md
Mess's. Jouea, Go L and Sinclair r4tain i
large block OF the securities ami will rnn
tinna In the active management. under
the terms OF the sale Mr.. Jones Maid ba
ad guaranteed interest for three pesrs
gu .s500,0G0. 6 per cent debentur,s ~
tit,t mortgage bonds, u per nj IN
Gl'Hl 600 praferpnce shares, ard IL nsr
cent on Gi00 900 Ordinary an are, s a,
the papers hat been sgued and Tia
lIansactIon was complete.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-09
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Big Horn Railroad Company Granted
the Right of Way Across an indian
Reservation, 81

The Big Horn Railroad Company Granted
the Right of Way Across an Indian
Reservation.
WASHINGTON, February BIN the House
the Senate amendmendment was concurred
in the House bill for the retirement of
Gen. VIM F, Smith with the rank of Major
of Engineers.
The House proceeded to the considera-
tion Of the conference report on the Nicar.
auguan canal bill.
The House Committee on military affairs
directed o. favorable report on the bill
granting the Big Horn Railroad Co. right
OF way across Fort Custer, Montana.
A favorable report has been ordered by
the House Judiciary Committee upon
the naturalization bill.
In view OF the insufficient evidence pro.
duced to support the charges made by Rep
resentativ. Steele OF Indiana, against Judge
Bond Of Arizona, Ms basis for impeachment
proceedings, the House Committee on
Judiciary declined to enter upon q con.
sideration OF the case at present.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-In the Senate
the House bill for the establishment OF q
territorial government in Oklahoma was
presented. Platt moved that it be refer
red to the committee on territories. Dawes
moved that it be referred to the committee
on Indian affairs. After a long debate the
OIL was referred to the committee on ter
~ritOries.
The ways and means committee, to-day,
continued its formal reading of the tariff
bill, and progressed IS far as the iron
schedules. Notice las been given bv a
member of his intention to move to strike
out the paragraph re ating to fortifcatinn
of wines, but so far no amendment has
been voted upon.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-09
TESTS OF STEAM BoI1EHs.

ErEHIM s
What was Done at the Annual Session
of the Board OF Supervising Inspectors.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-The board Of
supervising inspectors Of steam vessels con
cluded it's annual session to-day. 1t re-
fused to change the form OF sample test.
The board, however, to partly meet the
wants OF manufacturers, changed their re-
q~uirements in regard to steel plate to the
extent OF reducing from 45 to 40 per cent.
of steel plate "a inches and upwards in
thickness. The Board also adopted q rule
requiring a test from each and every plate
OF iron or steel used in shells or other parts
Of boilers subject to tensile strain.
Important changes were also made in re.
gard to spanning the distance between stays
OF boilers in fat surfaces.
The board refused to adopt q PROPOSE
tion to have tests OF material made at the
works OF manufacturers where such plates
were to be used in boilers outside the local
inspection districts in which the plate
manufacturers are located.
A rule was adopted requiring that the
actual thickness Of plate in boilers ten
years old and upward shall be ~ascertained
by actual measurements at zach annual
and allowing only steam pres
sure from such ascertained thickness OF
plate, providing the boilers are otherwise
in good condition.
Paragraphs in section A, rule /, requiring
inspectors to send certificate of boiler plate
10 supervising inspectors, was repealed
A resolution was adopted advising tow
ng steamers on western rivers to carry two
White lights, one above the other, three
Get apart, and one foot above the hurri.
ane deck, when towing.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-09

nance IN relation to owners and keepers o1
pawnshope, secondhand stores and junk
shops which was read by title. He an.
nounced hat the Mayor had been served
with summons in t % condemnation pro-
ceediDgs Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
case, and supposed that the city desired to
enter an appearance. He would probably
enter q demurrer TO hold the rights of the
city, and WA authorized to do SO.
Clerk Graves directed the Council to
some patches showing up brightly on
the walls and roof OF the room where a
party had demonstrated that the wall
paper could be restored to it's original
brightness by q cleaning process for which
he would charge twelve dollars and q hall.
On motion Of Alderman Pinkham he was
authorized to employ the party to do so
for that amount.
Alderman Pinkham reported that pro-
ceedings to open an alley in block 20 were
delayed by the absence of some Of tine
owners from town. After discussion the
special committee was granted further
time. He also reported on the extension
OF Woolman street. On motion it was re-
solved that the street be extended when
the city gets an easement over the ground
and to put in a culvert as soon az the
weather permits.
Alderman Monteath declared, on the au-
thority OF a physician, that there was a
great deal OF typhoid fever in town and |
to allay apprehension it would be well
to look into the water supply. He thought |
the Council had q right to be informed
whether the Silver Bow Water Company is
still using the well at the pump station as
q reservoir, thus mixing the new supply
from Basin creek with the old supply from
the fat. he had much to say about the
ROW nnl old ,-n1- .-I kl1,,-lA - $780,
should be made OF the source OF
the water above town that comes through
wooden boxes rotting away and coated
slime. The Council should take some
means requiring the water company tot
nOti y when the water was to be
shut OFF, as in the last month on two or
three days the water had been entirely
shut off.
Alderman Sergeant concurred with him
,ut did not see how they could help them
II the company chose to pump up
water from the ~valleythey could not help
t before nor can they now.
Alderman Lynch as q member of the
Board OF Health offered to make q thor
lam moved the Board be requested to
10 80.
Alderman Sergeant as one of the Board
aid he didn't see the necessity. There was
full report OIL the subject already on file
Thich contained all he knew OF was likely
o know on the subject.
Alderman Monteath wanted q report On
he points whether the new supply is
Jumped into the well, and as to the con-
uits above the city. After further desul-
DRY discussion on the powers and extent
t the jurisdiction of the city under
he incorporation act, in which it
eveloped hat the city had ample
overs over slaughter houses and
Their businesses deleterious to public
ealth within four miles around it's limits,
he City Attorney was requested to draft
n ordinance concerning water supply regu-
and placing round the same proper
afeguArds to ensure she health of the CITY,.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-09
A Last Letter from Prince Rudolph.

PEsTH, February 8. The Nation" news.
paper publishes a letter written by Crown
Prince Rudolph a short time before his
death, to Won Scuegyenzi, an attache OF
the imperial household, to whom he en-
trusted the preparation of his papers. The
letter reads:
"Dear Scuegyenzi:-I send you herewith a
codicil. Execute it's provisions and that of
my will drawn two years ago, with the
assent Of my wife. In my study at Hoff.
urn stands a small table. With the en-.
closed gold key, open the drawers and you
will find my papers, the arrangement of
which l entrust to you, leaving it to your
judgment to decide what to publish. l can
live no longer. Remember me to all my
good friends. Farewell, God bless our be-
loved fatherland. (Signed) Your Rudolph"