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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05

traders bought around s4$l, but there was
p outside buying and. no support to mar.
bet, and rs II weakened commission hcHses
paving long stuff for customers were sellers
from ~ 70 &c. Trade wa4 active. atd 4
further decline was prevented BY Nee buy-
Ing by Hutch. The close Is steady, and
shows no rally. In the present narrow
state Of speculation 1t may be possible for
some big operator 10 buy enough TO turn
market up again, but that II Is worth more
money than ii is bringing. or that this Is d
bull market we do not believe.
Corn has been dull and inclined TO be east.
Oats active, a higher than yesterday.
with good deal OF local speculation. be
mand for cash good.
Provisions had been dull all day with
scarcely any trade. We look for very little
activity until after the first Of the year. but
believe IL bought at present prices, will pay
a profit, aud in weak places we advise
their purchase. Estimated hogs Tomorrow,
10000. Cash trade good, especially In lard
and meafs
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STATEMENT or DR.. LAIRD.

Lrn patient OF MINE t re ' is
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A Remarkable Feat.

A most remarkable feat that / saw
performed while on a recent hunting
tour in southern Missouri was that OF a
native Of that part Of the country, who
skinned coon, or rather removed the
coon from the skin through its mouth,
thus preserving the skin intact, which
brought home with me and am having
it mounted by a taxidermist. The feat
| considered a most remarkable one.
This is no fish story; it is the truth. The
operator removed the flesh and bones
even the bones OF the tail, feet and fin
gers, through the mouth, using no other
instrument than a sharp penknife. In
terview in st. Louis Globe-Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05

NEw YORK. December 4.-The bears had
the advantage again to-day. The Gould
stocks, l.. and ", Texas Pacific, Union
Pacific, y. i. and finally Atchison became
weak, and the whole market closed heavy.
Money was easier, but the bears appear to
be able to press their advantage, ana there
being no organized bull force to oppose
them. more or less long stock was forced
out, and each week sees a lower range OF
prices. The news to-day was good. partic-
uarly railroad earnings, Mr.. WINDOWS
recommendations could not be otherwise
than Immediately bullish in effect. Foreign
exchange is again at a point where gold
can be imported without loss. The wheat
crop of the DakOtas and Minnesota is said
TO have been largely underestimated, and
we are already finding foreign markets for
our iron and steel. There are any quantity
Of bullish developments in sight, and by
and by they will exert their natural i'll
huence ON prices.
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THE WEAVER.
eside the loom Of life ! stand

Beside the loom Of life stand
And watch the busy shuttle go;
The thrrads hold within my hand
Make up the filling; strand on strand
They slip my fingers through. and 80
This web Of mine fills out apaco
While stand ever In my place
One time the wool Is smooth and fine
And colored with sunny dye;
Again the threads so roughly twine
And weave so darkly line on line.
Ny heart misgives me Then would
Fain loose this web-begin anew
But that. alas cannot do
Some day the web win all be done.
The shuttle quiet in rs place
From out my bold the threads be nun;
And friends at setting OF the sun
VIII como to look upon my face,
And say: Mistakes she made not Few,
Yet wove perchance as best she knew.
Mary Clark Huntington IN The Independents
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Behind the Times

We fear that DR.. Stevens, OF Philadet
phia, has been imposed upon. lie tells
as that he has discovered the location OF
the human soul: that it Is situated in
the corpus callosum. We are con-
strained to think the doctor has been eh-
ploring in some old-fashioned cadayer'
for we are assured by many authorities
In the social world that it is no longer
deemed good form to wear souls In the
corpus callosum. Indeed. the most
fashionable people. we are told, have
discarded the practice OF wearing souls
at ell: it is so bothersome to look after a
soul and pug dog at one and the same
time. Washington Post
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lntEf F. a man living near London, says
writer in thc Philadelphia Times. whose
political fortunes seem at present dead, but
MaN lives in the hope, that the east Of fate
mhf bring him into power and popularity
Odd Paris. This !, the COmie de- Paris. He
'' "n exile ana is waiting patiently for the
.N when the Republic Will 90 % pieces.
h i- often seen ln London aud is a frequent
Visitor 100 the climbs. lie Is "A member Of
most ni iAe best clubs In England, an art
.'ln1l,,rur, who never misses an exhibit
NHn and knows The value of rare books too
Nr.l Orb bf absent from q book sale. The
't lnd little men and women Of social Lon
u'N have made much Ofhim. for he il him
..Ii Independently wealthy. a talented gen
''mdn, AN enthusiastic diner-Out, and in
iliu one Of the beet dinner-giNers in this
r.i, Of opicures.
COUNT BIsMAHCK. whom the English and
French style Herbert IN order 10 anger his
father, diuel only with two ambassadors
uprng bis visit 20 ConsiantnOple the Ger
man aud Brllsh-snd went much out of
met
fhiNcrss LOUISE, MarcLioness OF l.orne,
' busy finishing the portrait Of the Queen,
which she began when at Balmoral this au-
lnmn. The jubilee statue OF her Majesty.
iuienled 10 be placed in front Of Kensinyton
iuace, pfs which the Princess has been en-
s.se3 during the past two years, is being
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05
New York Produce Market.
tRy Telegraph

NEW YORK. December i.-F'lour closed
dull: winter, fine grades, sa.i5@S2.5e;
Southern steady trade and family, extra,
S3@Sl.i5. Wheat weaker; spot sales,
10. , red STA SIZE; No. red winter
December, SIZE. Corn easier; spot sales
No. ,, mixed, 42@ i3lsc.; No. ,, mixed,
December, Eve. Oats steady; spot sales,
No. ] white, 35c.; No. mixed, Decem-
Der, 2Sszc. Pork dull: inspected mess,
SlO.75@$i1.25. Lard weak; December, 1913
aS6.26. Sugar-Raw. jsc. higher; refined,
strong and active; cut loaf and crushed,
ne: powdered, Ne. granulated, o.;
cubes, ne. Coffee-Spot sales, fair Rio
cargOes, l95sc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Markets.
lBy Telegraph.l

BALTIMORE, ND. December 4.-Cottsn
quiet; middling. 10Hc. Flour quiet and
steady; Howard street and Western super
fine, sa.e56sa.75; extra. $3@<3.se; family,
Si@$i.fo: city mills, Rio brands, extra,
$500 1856; winter wheat, patent, $500
1870; spring do, $j@$5.25; do. straight,
$4e5@$i.15; extra, s3.60@$4. Wheat
Southern nominal for Fultz and Longberry;
No. 9. Sic: Western steady: No. 2 winter
red, spot, 1870. New corn--Southern damp
quiet; white, 4i@i2c.; Western firm;
mixed, spot, 40Ac. Oats fairly steady;
Southern and PENNSYLVANIA, 25@@llc.;
Western mixed. 26@29c.; graded No. 2
white, 29izc. bid. Rye quiet; prime TO
choice, 55@57c. Provisions steady. Coffee
steady; Rio cargoes fair, IsI1@2ec. sugar
strong;'A soft, &c.
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sr,rEMrNr OF DIR FRED S. wHAlEy RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

+ 70
AVID formation
Imdden
were
the
don't the
appeal
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Look NJ Your Fingers

Fingers which are smooth denote q
tendcncy to act upon instinct. impulse
or intuition, rather than by reason. cal
culation or deduction. knotty fingers
denote tendency to order and arrange
mepA People with short fingers are
quicker, more impuisive. act more on the
sour Of the moment than people with
long AngerA II the fingers are very
shors Il signifies cruelty and want Of
tacG-Philsdelphia Record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05

DOVER. n. H., December g. Early this
morning the inhabitants Of Alton Bay were
awakened by an earthquake shock. Crock
cry aud glassware were broken In many
houses. A second shock, more severe than
the first, also occurred.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, December 4, ~

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, December 4, ~.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat, 900 bushels.
Corn-44 bushels.
Oats-2,0O0 bushels.
Rye-40 bushels.
Clover seed-39 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO sEcRETARY.
wheat-Longberry, y bushels prime at
&c.; 20 bushels good at Soc; "a bushels
common AT 20. Mixed, 400 bushels fair at
zoe. shortberry, LOO bushels very good
on private terms; s. bushels common at
zoe. Total sales Of wheat, ego bushels.
Corn-White, "A bushels very good new
at 40.
Rye, 40 bushels fair at 4Sc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market hrm.
Quotations.-Middlins, exc; low MID
Aing, 9Ac.; good ordinary, SIC.
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Chicago Market.
by Telegrp phil

CHICAGO, December A. Messrs. Bald
win 4 Farnum telegraph Thomas Branch 4
Co. as follows: The opening in wheat
proved 10 be the highest; cables were
strong, and receipts at Minneapolis and
Duluth, while they were 600 cars, they were
considered light. We don't agree with this
view Of the case. We call them liberal,
considering the rush Of wheat to those mar
kefs forsthe last month. Some OF our local
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05
THE GREAT WATERWAY.
LATEST FROM THE NiCARA-
GUAM INTER-OCEANlC CANAL.

A war scare which Was Tempest J"
Teapot-Nicaragua In Pull Accord
with the Enterprise-rhe Isthmian
Problem.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.

Reported by G. w. Branch Co., bankers
and brokers', No. iii Main street.
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Richmond Stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams & Son
bankers and brokers. No iii Main street.
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RICHMOND. Va, December 4, 1889.
FIRST BOARD.

100 K. +. & Z. Div. Obligation at llll5.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked
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lNt health of all the camps, and Of Amer
.t. OBJ. town founded by the American en-
.H.0r, +. excellent. and an early and eco
nIrll solution of the great lsthmian prob
i.m seem. certain beyond any doubt.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
THE WORLDS FAIR.
New York Proposes t. Go Ahead and
Ignore Chicago.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Eightecn ont
me twenty-five tnanriers selected b
Mayor Grant to constitute the finance CON
mi'tee OF the projected worlds fair OF lSa
were present yesterday at the initial meet
ing OF the committee i'll the mayors office
Many millions Of money were represented
IN the gathering, and the unanimitv o
feeling was marked.
Jesse Seligman made an address i,
which he counseled prompt action in tn,
matter OF securing the funds necessar,
lor the successful carrying out Of the
great event. He submitted q plan in
which he assumed that $1,000, 600 W0nld
De necessary for the undertaking. i com.
pahy should be organized to issue stock
10 tile amount mentioned, which stock
"ouid command per cent interest and
ne guaranteed by the city of New York,
the cliy should be authorized to assume
9uch responsibility by the passage Of an
IL to that end at the next session of thp
state legislature. Tie stock should he
exempt from all taxation. Congressshonld
DE asked to give its hearty support to the
'theme at Its session in December. The
STOCK should be divided into as small A.
Slo shares When the public generally
nave had an opportunity to subscribe the
of the stock, if any should re-
nam, could find ready market.
oeliSman asked that his plan be Simply
'erelved for consideration, and it was so
'fdered. The plan with others submitted
VII be presented to committee, who
'ill be asked to select the one most ieas-
Die and worthy of consideration.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
A 2-YEAR-OLD AERONAUT.
LIT Sophie Scrwab Waited Into the
Air by Toy balloons.

CHIcAGo, Aug 1S.--Little 2-yea,.old
Sophie Schwab invountarily became a
balloonlst to-day and was waited hiyh un
over the broad bosom of Lake MicIipan,
a rlienian's skill saved the child's life
me exciting incident took place at Shelf
field park, and was witnessed by l50 ono
pcnickers. ''''
An Italian pedder of toy balloons st-
tempted to serve two purchasers at once
and in doing so let 20 his string of briyht.
colored globes. The cord got twisted
about Sophie's left arm and also in her
hair and the buoyant rubber bubbles Start
ed heayenward taking the youthful aero
naut along. Sophie's mother sh,i I,ed
and tainted and the bystanders stood
horror stricken, scarcely breathing. MS
the balloons swept close to large oak tree
and the infant grasped Il handful Of twiys
and checked her flight.
A muscular young German was rs
cending the tree in an instant and then
crept out on the branches nearest the
child, but at this moment Sophie's punv
strength gave out, and the balloons. snd-
,denly released, went again upward at
least 100 feet, drifting out over the lake.
Gust Koch, a sharpshooter, who was
attending the picnic with his repeating
rifle, hurriedly jumped into skiff with
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a Fast of Two Months,

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 22.-Robert Marve
after fasting sixty-seven days died yester
day. His case is SO extraordinary that il
has attracted tie attention not only of the
curious public but OF the medical frateln
lty far and near. He WAS 50 years old
On June Is Marvel ate his last square
meal. For thirty-six days he took abso-
lutely nothing into his stomach.
On the 3'th he bit off piece Of pie but
dd not eat it.
On the 39h day he drank small Guam.
tlty OF milk, and at Irregular periods he
has continued to do so. All told he has
drum not to exceed one gallon of milk in
the siXty,seven days that have elapsed
since he began to fast
The effect of this abstinence is such as
would be expected. The faster has reduced
himself to living shadow. Sores came
upon him by reason of his long contine
ment, and evidently Marvel has not only
suffered long but severely. His fast is
the l,ngest on record so far as kn,wn.
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Hammond on the EIIxir.

ASllINGroN, Aug 22.- DR.. Hammond
IA an Interview on the so-called elixir o
ne, says: Judging from the report.
tn me newspapers OF the experiment.
win the Bro"n.Sequard fluid they have
been conducted in an extremely nm
scientific manner. The reports state that
me mud has been sterllized by the doc.
tors uslnSlt. They might as well boil 50
Iar as the process afe ts its properties
II IS abs }lutely deal hy be ng sterilizeI.
yam DR.. Bro"n-Sequard to)k fifteen
INJECTIONS, extending over more than a
month, before he ventured repoyt oi liz
elect upon him. There is no immediate
effect from it. Having no oelxir, | use
wafer; One man who was rheumatic said
ne ! ielt Ike new man. This shows the
toiiy OF jumping at conclusions"
,, me iluld two or three hours old, DR..
hammond thinks, would not be danger
Dus, but would have lost its strength II
putrld it would be danyerous
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
CONDENSED NEWS,

President Harrison is visiting Indian.
apols to-day.
Oklahoma's first territorial convention
is in session.
Aspen, Colo, gets the free deliver,
postal service.
Lightning struck the Ei1el tower, but
did no damage.
The premium on gold in Buenos Ayres
has advanced to "a.
Sidney Dillon, the railway magnate, is
to make tour of the west.
Topeka held great mass meeting in
favor OF deep water harbor on the Gull
of Mexico.
Sam Duke, Of good family, but desper.
ate and all-around black sheep. was
killed at Pueblo by Policeman jeff Evans.
The Kansas state secretary of agricul.
ture holds that a deep water harhor on
the Gulf Of Mexico would make Kansas
corn worth $l5,000,000 1 and her wheat
worth $3,0O0,0O0 year more than it is
now.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22

ST. PvuL, Aug. 2O.-A storm which
prevailed last night was one of the
most severe ever experienced here. Two
inches OF water fell between 2 and !
o'clock, and lightning was constant and
vivid. The storm was general tlrouyhnmt
tni8 section, in some places doing con
siderable damage.
At Stlllwa several houses were struck
ny lightning and considerably damaged
Inc streets we're also badly washed out
AZ Eau Claire the large agricultural
building OF the Northwestern Fair asso,
>latlon was destroyed by the fire caused
ny lightning. Several houses in the yjrin.
I(y were also struck and badly damaged
r., AT Duluth the total damage was $50 900,
Ufeater losses arc feared, as the storm
was very severe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-The wife of th
millionaire Mike Mcdonald, the note,
eX-gambler and politician, is missing
Ille circumstances are most eXtraOr,li
nary. Mrs. Mcdonald disappeared iron
her home at the corner of Ashland b0ul
evard and Harrison street week ayt
last Friday, and though Il small army O.
detectives have been retained to discove,
her whereabouts they have succeeded
only IN Obtaining her diamonds, which
had been paNned or sold somewhere in
the east.
Mrs. Mcdonald is now in Europe. I,
was being reported that she had u com.
panion, Catholic priest, who it was al
legged had been since unfrocked by the
church.
Chicago, Aug. 22.-Mike Mcdonald was
found at late hour night and acknowl.
edged the truth of the story about hi,
wife. FatherJ Moysant, OF Notre Dame
church, French Catholic congregation,
is the fugitive clergyman. He is about
= Years old, while Mrs. Mcdonald is
nearly 50, a gray-headed grandmother.
Tier husband, unlike his clerical rival. is
a man OF handsome presence. Mrs. Me-
Donald took with her in money, clothing
ana Jewelry not to exceed $4,000. Nc.
Donald says the guilty pair underwent
marriage cerelr ony before priest, for
WHAT purpose no one can guess. In this |
'espect the elopment is parallel to SINH
ar escapade ten years ago in which Mrs. |
Mcdonald figured with Billy Arlington,
he minstrel. Mcdonald traced his wife
It that time to California, and she, swear
ny i'll the most solemn manner that not
outstanding the mock marriage with
Arlington she had not been IN fact untrue
him, Mcdonald took her back to his
ONE and children.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
Electric tsjtiers.

This remedy becoming so well knowr
ana so popular us to need no special men
lion' All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF praise. 4 pure,
medicine does not exist and it is gu.ran.
teed to DO all that is claimed. Electric
bltters Will cure all diseases of the liver
and Kidneys, will remove pimples, boiIs
salt rho um and other affections caused hy
impure bl 'od. Will drive malaria FROM
the system and prevent as well as cure
all inatarai levers. For cure of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
bltters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Price soc. and 81 .OU
Il bottle at e. NJ. Creampr's drug store
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sam Duke KtIIpd

PCzBLo, Aug. 2O.-Sam Duke was shot
by jeff Evans last evening and died in
hall an hour. 1t was chance meeting
and quick shot. One man strolls nlonT
lhe street. Another stands leaning against
II building The latter srnpks few
words. his hand goes TO his belt, the
other fires, and ball OF lead has crashed
through human bone and brain. Evans
was n policeman. Duke threatened him
as as the result Of Sc, eral quarrels, and
When the men met last ni5IIt both went
Tor their guns. Evans is in iail,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
increasing the Coal Outnut.

NALsENDuRG, Colo, Aug. %. - In.
creased activity continues in the coal
camps surrounding WaIsenburg. The
burlington, Rock Island and G.. c. & |.
mines arr all re ewing orders faster than
they can I'LL them, and they are adyertis.
i'lg Tor more miners. 1t is the general
ibeIlet that WaIsonburs and her surround.
iihs coal fields will enjoy the biggest build.
ing boom in her history.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
The Tournament at Denver,

DENVER, Aug. 2l.--The fremen's tour
nament opened yesterday. There was :
large crowd in attendance.
Ihe hook and ladder race for the state
championship al a purse of $500 WAS
won by the Poudre valley team, of Gree.
ley Time 26 rs. Thee were three
competitors as follows: Mulnix hooks
oi trinidad, time 32 is. Pioneer hoe ks,
OF breckenridge, time 81. Rough and
Ready, OF Central, time 2S Is. Central
C!ty held the belt and Greeley the record,
IA The tournament will continue four
IaNa AN"'
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Amid the rec
ords which Solicitor of the Treasury
Henburn found among the files of that
Office when he took possession were a
number Of revised records of personal
suits and Judgements" know among the
clerks III the office as the "old dockets." ="
These extend back for period of over
fifty years, and embrace unpaid judg-
ments for amounts aggregating upward
OF $25, 900 900. Many of the Judgments.
IN tact the majority of them, were secured
long prior to the late civil war.
In these "old dockets" there are rec.
ords of over 10000 cases, and the clerks
IN the solicitors Office are busy prepar-
ing notices of their existence to be sent
to the proper officials in the various
states.
Solicitor Hepburn feels quite confident
OF being able to collect great deal of this
money due the government.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
Pennsylvania Cattle Dyi, u.

.GREENNsBURG, Pa, Aug. PA fatal
disease has brok ken out among cattle in
several localities in this county, and they
are dying at an alarming extent. II is
known among veterinary surgeons as
splenic or Texas fever. The disease is sun
posed to have been transmitted by bring.
my car load of western cattle in the
county by farner. The farmers are
greatly alarmed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
French Officers Chastised

PARIS. Aug. 22.-At a meeting Of tho
ministerial council to-day the minister of
war stated that out OF 26,OOJ officers of
the army 800 had been found guilty of
participating in political agitation and
been dealt with, and twenty-one non
commissioned officers had been chastised
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22

tNo companions and pulled into rance
Koch succeeded in piercing several of tn
balloons, each successful shot he ping g
bunch to descend, and before It nal ,
reached the water the boat was at the spot
and little Sophie didn't even get her feet
wet
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Teemer and Gaudaur.

PITrsBURG, Aug. 22.-Articles OF agree.
ment have been signed between Teemer
and Gaudanr for four mile scull race for
$1,000 side, at McKeesport, Pa, Sep
tember ii,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
Irrigation E.mmIttao

SALT LAKE Cry, Aug. 2J.-The senate
committee on irrigation arrived here yes
terday and heard statements of various
parties regarding the need of irrigation
in Utah, and the results OF irrigation thus
far.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-22
Famine in The Mountafns.

LONDON, Aug, pa dispatch from
Montenegro says famine is threatened ow-
lug to the failure of crops, and that an
epidemic of disease is now extensively
prevalent.