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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
PROSPEROUS PENSACOLA.
Last Months Lumber Business Show
Great Boom.

LdSb I4OAbh . DQolbcSo 0AOWs
a Great Boom.
PENSACOLA. FLA, May 1.-The amount
of timber and lumber shipped from this
port during the month of April was the
largest known in the history of Pensacola.
There were 50,3l7, 900 superficial feet, be-
sides . cargo OF cedar and picketS. The
business exceeds that of March more than
40 per cent, and is within 10 per cert of
the combined business of January and Feb
ruary. The total value of the exports for
April is 1898, l2l. The outlook for the present
month is exceedingly bright, and the bust
ness will probably equal that of last month.
Tonnage is in demsnd, especially for carry
ing coal TO Cuban ports, the rate being
81 rs to 81 80 per ton.
Capt Jacob Kruger, proprietor of the
Merchants hotel, has been brought out as a
compromise candidate for the dictatorship
of this port
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ALL ABOUT AUGUSTA.
The Party that Will Come to Savannah
Tor the Celebration.

The Party That VIII come TO SavannRh
for the Celebration.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 2.-Secretary J. l.
Palmer of the Southern Travellers AsSocia-
ton has over POO names of parties who ex-
pect TO 20 to Savannah next week. All the
indications are that the Augustus delegation
will be one of the largest aud best Of any
city in Georgia. 1t will contain many mer-
chants and ladies as well as drummers, and
will be representative and credit
able. A final meeting will be held
Saturday night TO complete the list
and perfect the details Special cars on the
train which leaves here at noon Sunday
will carry the party.
Augustus paid fire department had a
public parade this afternoon and was re-
viewed by the mayor and the city council,
the underwriters and many citizens It
made fine showing and has the good record
10 its credit Of only 81 900 loss fire in Augusta
this year. The insurance men speak in
high terms OF the department.
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Hard Fights on the Chess Board,

NEW YORK, May To-day was a big
day AT The cness tournament Six games
were scheduled but only three were COM
yleted Gossip Hld Burrlll drew. Hal
Ham lost with Gunsbuvg, aud Tschigirin
won from Martinez. The games between
TaubelASu, ana Delmar, Mason and
Backbulue, and Weiss and D. q. Baird re-
NAMED unfinished. That between the two
last mentioned had beel played FOR over
six hour, aud great interest was mani
tested N it.. The positions seemed 70 favor
B0lrd
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the hind parts The blood leaves the OK
tremities and becomes thin. The heart Of
aaY animal that dies from rattlesnake poi
son will always be found 70 be filed
with blood in thin, huid state,
instead IF being coagulated, a
it will be in human being
Ny experience has been that the number
of rattles on rattlesnake ara no iudica-
tion of its age, the popular belief in that
respect TO the contrary notwithstanding. "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 FINE pVDL,C

Al persons are cautioned against purchasn.
that tract vi land ia Chatham County. Georgia
the city If savannah. known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing one Hundred aud Seven
ceres, more or less, bounded on the nortl by
Es'ill Avenue, east BY Waters Road. south by
lands OF harstow, and west b lands If Gen. 4.
i. Lawton, aa have made a contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend TO apply 10 tho
co1ris Tor specific performance Of the con
traa,. j. II. ESTlLL
SAVANNAH. Aug. 90. 1888
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
ALL o. K. AT SANFORD.
The Quarantine Raised and the Sense
less Scare Over.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 2.-Fhe ten
days quarantine at Sanford has been raised
and the guards dismissed. Business has
resumed its usual features and the recen
fever scare is entirely over. No suspicious
cases followed the death of Mrs. Demont.
The inmates of her house at the time of her
death are still isolated at the camp in the
woods, but are ali in good health and will
be released Saturday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
Fire at Whipham.

WHTaHAM, GA, May 1.-At $50 o'cloc K
last night fire was discovered in the house
of J. r. Mock, occupied by l. B. Wilson.
editor OF the Advance. All attempts TO
save the house were abandoned as useless
Most of the household goods were saved
The house was new and was worth about
$500. There was no insurance. Mr.. VIII
sons loss will not be over 5000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
WEDDINGS.

Wedding invitations ard cards pristed or on.
giayc- az be- shortest notice and in the latest
styles. We carry an extensive and wei selected
, stock OF tine papers envelopes and cards es-
p"elol'y for suel orders. Samples sent On ap-
rlication MORNING NEWS Printing House,
Savannah, ga.
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Death at sylvania.

SYLvANIA, GA, May Nv. X. Gail Of
Cioloid, one Of the most prominent citizens
nf this county died at his home on Tuesday
Dilht For twenty-sIx years he had been a
sufferer from a wouad In the side. received
death
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
NOTICE.

The firm of FINSTEIN & LEHMAN being
THIS DAY dissolved by limitation, the under
signed will continue the business of the ste
firm at the same place. al ongress street; "a
vannah under the firm name and style OF j N
EINSTEIN, who assumes the Liabilities Of tle
late firm and who alone is authorized to ss9
and receipt in liquidation. All parties lndeoNl
to the late firm are required to make payq1ieru'
to him. j. X. ElNo4El+"
April Goth 1899.
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In the House.

In the House to-day resolution was in
troduced TO authorize the special committee
investigating the Pensacola and Atlantic
railroad land grants TO send for persons
and papers.
The day WAS mostly occupied in filibuSt-
ering on the bill to extend the powers of
the railroad commission, but it is thought
that it VIII pass.
Gov Fleming sent IN the reappointment
of Judge G. A Hanson, which was con-
flrmed by the Senate.
The decision of the supreme court in the
case OF the Pensacola and Atlantic railroad,
appellant VS.. the state of Florida, appellee,
involves siI cases and is a big victory for
the road
The democratic caucus o-night will con-
slider the advisability of a change in the
time aud methods of the state elections.
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NOW Is YOUR CHANGE.

twenty-five cents viii buy Is ounce blocks Of
CAMPHORLINE, the best Of moth destroFes,
Used by cloth crs and dry goods merchants
every vnere. Cheaper and more destrGctteIo
moths than camphor. For sale by
THE G. VI. HEIDI co.
Headquarters for Carb ,lic Acid, Pure Insect
Powder Chloride Lime, etc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
KNG coTToNs NEW RopEs.
The Planters Contract for 100000
Yards OF Cotton BaRRinR

"a N5 Oh NOliOn bhERlhB
AUGUSTA, May THE Georgia Alliance
Las contracted with the mills for 100000
yards of cotton baggng, to be delivered
Aug. ]. The bagging is 10 lie not less than
thlrty-seven inches wide and 10 average
twelve ounces % the yard, the manu-
facturers agreeing 10 take the cotton as
covered at ten cents additional per lOC
pounds 10 cover the loss Of weight in tic
igLt covering. The bagging will be made
By the Lane mills at New Orleans and the
West Point mills IN Georgia
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS

cI sAUSSY--T9e friends Of Mr.. and Mrs, ]
saussy. Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs John s Sbi v II
are invited TO attend the funeral Of 9PliSers'
louise only chit Of the former, from tfa;LL
residence, TO, i43 Gordon street, THIS 1Fr iaelr
AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. --'-S friday
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In Financial straits.

MERIDEN, CONN, May 1.-The Meriden
Malleabe iron Company, one of the big
concerns OF Meriden, is financially embsr-
raised, owing 70 several recent
failures Of western houses, whose
notes the company held. The en-
ployeS IN the iron and brass foundries
were notified that their services would not
he required until further notice. About $50
men are thrown ont Of work.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

We, the undersigned. do THIS DAY epta,
into cogartnership under the firm name Of
SCHLEY & BRIGHAM to do General Broker
age business. JULIAN SCHLEy
w. S. BRIGHAM
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.OLASKI & SOW
NOTICE.

SAVANNAH. Ga. NAV ID. i,sa
We, the undersigned, agree to close our
places of business at : O'Clock P. s., excepins
from the LIST 10 the 10th of each month and
SATU RDAYS. this to 90 into effect on MAY
18th and TO hold until SEPT LIST.
BASCH kRos: H RotHscufLn
DAVID J. MORRISON. DRYFUs Bros
COHEN & Brown. S. X LEVIN.
IL. RROMN- ACT
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NOTICE.

J. VOLASKI has THIS DAY admitted hi,
son, JOSEPH A, in the business. The FIRMS
now TO be styled
J. vOLAsKG & son.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
DR. FALLI.ANT REsTMEs PRACTICE

Or. F. ". RICH, formerly OF Chicago, having
removed to this city, will assist NE in the prac'
tice of medicine, and Will attend calls for me al
any time, day or night, in my absence Twill
give personal attention to them myself, except
when transiently absent.
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MYRTLE LODGE No G z on :

A regular meeting of this Lodge will
:: 2: ~: :: :: =: 8
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Law COMPREHENSIVE

The undersigned have formed a copartnsr.
ship for the practice OF tie law under the firm
name OF DENMARK, ADAMS & ADAMS
B. A. DENMARK
A. PRATT ADAMS
SAMUEL b. ADAMS
SAVASNAH Ga NAV 1870
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MEETINGS.
LANDRUM LODGE NO. ~ : ). ).

LANDhom LODGE NO. As, F. d A
A regular communication of this lodsa
VIII be held THIS friday EVEN a
ING ats O'Clock at Masonic Temple. W.
Inc NJ ". degree will be conferred. "
rem are cordially invited to attend ofetn'
By order of A. H. MACDONErr II, -
II. L. WILSON, Secretary W. ID.
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTJOy

Mr.. WILLIAM L. GIGNILLIAT. bv resso, q,
his continued Ill health, having for The present
given up the practice Of the law. retired from
our firm on April lst 1899 - 0i''
DENMARK & ADAMS.
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SPECIAL NOTI1,rS
= - 1N-7-@-N-~-O-~A
CARD TO THE PUBLIC

Advertisements Inserted under "s..,-,
Notices" 'oi be charged 81 90 SQUARE, e .aos
insertion. EN"e edch
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
.FLORIDA'S LEGISLATURE.
THE FIGHT OVER THE CHARTER
BILL BEGUN.

/ a Motion to Indefinitely Postpone Its
| Consideration Defeated When Mad e
by Senator Parkhin-The Vote of 1e
70 10 Considered Test by the
| Advocates of the Measure-Seneuor
Yancey Makes a Long Speech in
Favor Of the Bill.
TALLAHASSEE, May 2.-In the Senate
to-day among the bills introduced was one
prescribing tho mode for the incorporation
OF banking institutions, their powers and
liabilities
The big fight on the Jacksonville charter
bill opened this morning, on the second
reading Of the bill, by Senator Parkhill
making a motion to indefinitely postpone,
which forced the fighting at once, and it
was killed by vote of 10 TO 10. This is
claimed by the advocates Of the bill as a
test.
Senator Parkhiu then moved an amend
ment striking out the words, appointed by
the governor and inserting, elected by
the registered voters of the city" in select
ing the city council. Senator Parkhill made
the opening speech. He supported the mo-
ton, briefly outlining the position Of the
opponents Of the bill.
SENATOR YASCEY REPLIES.
He was answered by Senator Yancey in
an exhaustive speech, lasting more than
three hours He advocated the measure
eloquently as the only hope for good gov
eminent as against negro rule and conse-
quent venality. corruption, incompetency
I'D ignorance of a vicious and irresponsible
majority. He WAS for intelligence, hon
esty and white men against negro DONNA
ton and negotiable misrule. He appealed
10 all white men and democrats TO give
white women ana children protection
against insult and misrule. He presented
petition signed by LOO democrats, repre-
senting nine.tenths of the voters of Jack
sonville.
Senator Parkhill replied, making strong
presentation of his side of the case. He
argued that the measure was undemocratic
and extreme.
The debate was highly interesting and
spirited. The Senate chamber was crowded
with ladies and gentlemen. Other senators
win speak, and the consideration of the bill
viii probably occupy two or three days.
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PULASKI COUNCIL Al *.

A regular meeting THIS EVENING -
O'Clock at Knights of Pythias Hall. az
W. P: SCHIRM, Regent
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Got Your Straw Hat Yet?
Mackinaws and other grades at b. II.
Levy & Bros
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NOTICE.

SAVANNAH, May list, 1889
We. the undersigned Insurance Agents.
hereby agree TO close our respective places Of
business during the summer months, say from
MAY 1st to AUGUST 18th, at $50 P NJ: u. A.
Cohen & Co, Jas. Stewart, r j. Davant & Son,
.Jno. F. Wheaton & Son, Rowland & Myers,
Jno. Sullivan & Co., huston 6 Douglass,
Neufville & Co., John n. johnson & Co, T. II.
Footman & Co, Deering c Hull, T. H. Harden,
c. A. Reitze, Savannah Fire aud Marine Insur.
mace Co, Haines s. Daniel, Schley 6 Haupt
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results OF the Games Between the
Countrys Leading Teams.

country 3 bBHLIIIB 45aLA5
WASHINGTON, May Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
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Savannah Theater Monday, NAY 6 1889.
lTickets so cents; children . cents

The Beautiful and Musical Cantata, or
Operetta, in Four Acts, entitled
THE TYROLIEN QUEEN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Geo. l.. Wyllys Commissioned day
Mr.. Martinez Illness.

Tomorrow the county board musr
either meet and fund those county railroad
securities or prepare to be hauled up be
fore Judge Long on Thursday on the
charge OF contempt. A copy OF
the second peremp mptory writ published
yesterday, was served on Mr.. Green at
Cerrillos at II 80 this morning. Mr.,
Green, however, said he was no longer
county commissioner, he having resigned.
This mornings mail from Cerrillos
brought to Gov. Ross Il petition bearing
some seyenty-fye signatures and asking
that Geo. l.. Wyllys, Of Cerrilos, be named
to fill the vacancy Oh the county board oc-
casioned by Mr.. Green's resignation Mr.
Easley received telegram touching the
matter, and on behalf of the petitioners
appeared before the governor and urged
Mr.. Wyllys' appointment. A cordingly
att ii O'Clock Gov. Ross appointed Mr..
WHY'S to the place. Commissioner Mar
tinez is still very sick. DR.. Longwill was
called last night and found him suffer
ing from rheumatic fever with a
temperature of l04k. The new ap-
pointee is believed to fairly represent the
anti-funding sentiment which prevails in
the south end of the county, and hence
the prospects for complying with the
courts order tomorrow are not very
futtering,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
Deuver's Oklahoma Colony.

DENVER, April 5.-The colony which
will leave Denver in two weeks for Okla
homa primises to be much larger than
was anticipated. 1t is now thought that
in the neighborhood OF 900 people will
join the colony, with the prospect OF an
equally large number following in the
near future. The fact that Denver parties
inaugurated the movement has had q
tendency to draw the attention of scores
from other parts Of the state, and even
western Nebraska and Kansas parties are
in communication with the officers of the
Denver colony, respecting the opportuni.
ties ofjoining. All letters ofinquiry have
been answered favorably, and it has been
designed to have the first nstallment q
heavy one,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
Fire and Wind.

ST. pArL, April 4.-Specials 70 the
Pioneer Press from Dakota and Mime.
sofa report severe gales with considerable
damage ut Jackson, MINI. The severest
wind that has prevailed in that country
for years was experienced A prairie fire
was raging near the village and only the
most strenuous efforts prevented its de-
structiOn.
News from. the prairie gives reports OF
great loss OF property. At Grey Oak the
wind blew with great force and the Dir was
filled with sand and dust to such an ex-
tent as to render it quite dark. The mer-
curry fell IL degrees IN two hours, Crops
already sown are thought to be much in
jured. Aberdeen reports that roofs have
been blown of the Park Place hotel, the
mill, the Excelsior block and other build
inpS
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
To Danish BOulanger,

PARIS, April 3.-The Press says that
Boulanger left Paris at the request of
friends who were informed that he would
be tried by an exceptional tribunal, and
would not escape alive. During his abb
sence Boulanger will continue the struggle
for revision of the constitution.
Gen. Boulanger has issued manifesto
from Brussels to the French reople. He
says he will not submit to be tried by the
senate, but is willing to be tried before q
magistrate or jury. He further SAYS
that he will await the elections, which
will probably make the republic honest
and free.
The rumor is current that the govern
ment is about to issue decree of Danish
ment against Boulanger.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.
MexicO's Congress.

Cry OF MEXICO, April 3.-Congress
opened yesterday. President Diaz in his
message congratulates the country that
the relations with the United States are
excellent and harmonious. lie recon-
mends as theproscription ofthe convention
OF July 29, 1882, has not been carried out,
that the stipulations of the former con-
vention be revived for ten years. He
calls attention to another convention
signed March |, making easier Of adjust
ment the difficulties caused by the changes
in the river bed OF the Rio Grande. Also,
to the extradition treaty signed in Wash
ington February 20, and announces that
a postal convention will be sent to the
senate shortly.
The board OF health has decided tc
admit American lard, but subject to in.
spection.
The secretary OF public works is en-,
gagged in preparing reforms IN land and
mining concessions.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
Booth Breaks Down.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 4.-Edwin
Booth was stricken with paralysis during
his appearance in Othello last night, and
is dangerously III.
The business manager of the Booth &
Barrett company said that Mr.. Booths
illness was not serious enough to justify
alarm. He said the company's engage
ment for the rest of the week and possi-
bly, next would be Cancelled, but hoped tc
go on rs usual after Mr.. Booth had been
given brief rest. Mr.. Booth will be
taken to New York tomorrow Mr.. Bar
rett sent card to the Associated Press
stating that physicians gave assurance
that week or ten days of absolute res
will restore Mr.. Booth to health.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
The Women OF Kansas,

KANSAS Cry, April 3.-The elections
yesterday were very hot. The women
played very important part in the munisp
ipal election at Rossville. They elected
their entire ticket, with the exception of
mayor. At Leavenworth, Lucian Bauth
made a hard fight for her brother, D. X.
Anthony, Republican, for mayor, but he
was defeated by large majority. Four
thousand women voted at Oskaloosa and
again elected women officials by sweep
ing majority. At Cottonwood Fall Mrs.
Minnie Morgan was elected mayor and
full council of women.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
A Defective Law.

DENVER, April 5.-There is no little OK
element among the state officers, those
members OF the legislature still in the
city and the legal fraternity respecting
senate bill No. 80, which was designed to
operate iavorably in judicial matters
throughout the state. The discovery that
the bill was defective in two instances
was made late yesterday afternoon, when
it was taken to the governor for his sig.
nature. A careful inspection revealed
the fact that the bill places Douglas
county in two districts, while the llth
district is not incorporated at all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
THEY WANT A CHANGE.
Never Give Up.

II you suffer with asthma, bronchitis,
or any other disease of the Throat or
lungs, nothing can surprise you more
than the rapid improvement that will
follow the use Of Santa Able. Ii you are
troubled with catarrh, and have tried
other medicines, you will be unable to
express your amazement at the marvellous
and instantaneous curative powers Of
California Cat-R-Cure. These remedies
are not secret compounds, but natural
productions OF California. Sold at $l.0O
a package; three for 81 so, and guar
anteed by c. NJ. Creamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
A Heavy Railroad Suit.

TYLER, Texas, April 5.-In the district
court OF Smith county the Farmers Loan
& Trust company, of New York, filed a
bill against the International 4 Great
Northern railway company to foreclose
the second mortgage bonds, to wit {:
81 ,O54 900. The trustees declared entire
principal of said bonds to be now due be-
sides the interest unpaid, the lst of Sep
tember, 1888, and March |, 1899, being
ovar xa00 ono
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
A Fight with Train Robbers

PRESCOTT, April Sin fight few
days since, near Flagstaff, between q
sheriffs posse and the robbers who held
up the Atlantic & Pacific express about
two weeks ago, Edward st. Clair and E.
S. Wilcox, deputy sherif's, were killed.
Re-enforcements have been sent to the
sheriff from Flagstaff. 1t is thought the
leader of the train robbers is McNeall, the
noted desperate, for whom reward Of
over 80 900 is offered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
Elections In Missouri.

Sr. louis, April 3.-City elections were
held throughout Missouri yesterday, but
SO far as reported politics did not cut much
of figure. The Democrats elected @
majority OF their ticket in Jefferson City
Sedala, Cape Girardeau, Mexico and
Springfield; the Republicans in Boone.
vile, Marysville, Carthage and st. Jo'
seph, while the peoples and mixed tick.
cts were successful in more than score
othar nlaraa
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05

SACRAMENTO, April 5.-It was ascer-
tanned to-day that the senate bill No. 626,
an act to regulate quarantine and admis.
sion of horses, cattle, sheep and swine
into the state of California from infected
districts did not pass the legislature. al
though the bill with the signatures of the
officers Of both houses and the governor
is being incorporated into the statutes.
The register of the senate will show that
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-05
Two Hundred and Twelve M. Ds.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-The sixty
fourth annual commencement of the JET.
ferson medical college was held in the
academy OF music this afternoon. The
degree OF doctor of medicine was conferred
on PIP graduates among them California
has five, Canada three, Colorado two, Bra
zil two and Mexico two.