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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

This great Kennedy v superior to anything now
known to doctors or medical institutions Tor
the cure Of kidney or bladder diseases or for
female troubles. and / endorse It most
heartily"
TIE danger Of small beginnings are too often
overlooked. Take them in time Cse the right
renes1 and only such remedy a. has beea
endorsed by the highest authorities And has
proven it, worth by years of popularity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

Tfsirti ;fars ago the hrst cargo o. coal
u AZ came INTO the river sas TAKEN BY the
arr Of Leigh & wis<s'e, sho are still in the
zane pa ines. a, hen IN the Is 81 fisiloxeh.
Tn. caro- consisted Of about Two ban'irsf
ten. snd sss Sufficient for the sanf- Of be
,b,se ei.ir. ~ Augusta. HsllorsIi and Gsrdi.
ner for year l. row takes more than
thirty rhoa-sat pus for the yearly eon'uinp
tor ~ the three cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

Pozzoui's Complexion Powder is univer-
sally known and everywhere esteemed a. the
ouy Pow Ter that will improve the complex
ion. eradicate tan. freckles, and all skin
diseases. aprs0dlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

lege. recently said ;
direct to the kidneys
or bladder, | have
never known q case
where, II taken IN
time. by the t'repa-
ration known a.
II unt's Remedy.
they could not 10
cured and expelled
from .he system.
BIT where the cold
h allowed to liBger.
IN most casss. II re-
suits In continued
IN health or death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04
CITY OF AUGUSTA.

The Committee on Accounts will be- In session at
the Aldermen's Room, at 20 . cisck z. on the
Monday next preceding the first "wednesday OF
each month. for the purpose of examining accounts
and claims against the city Bills must be presented
to ZONE member of the Cominit-e a. OF previous 10
the hour of meeting. or they will not be- considered
or reported to the City Council for payment until
one month later. All bills NUT be approved BY the
city officer or the committee Of the department.
der whose authority he sam. accrued
r +. FOLSOM e,.
TRFBY JOHNSON 'o"''hii'ee
A. ". RRooks on
= l.. HERsEr, .
T. n. OWEN, Aee""uts'
Augusta, March 81 lsss mar2ld3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

Oas Of the novelties sbIeh aR Aggasta
A N is lending out are electric speetaele'.
A. 'be cad Of each boE is min allure thcr
no els c,rie pile. in which the eieetrieity Is
generated ny the heat Of the bro~s- The
eafrent passing along the bows and INNS.
shieb are highly msgnstlzsd, Is slid To
be highly beneficial To the eyes The .pecs
are The Invention of an Angina young man
.ho ba. already made mark for himself in
TIE elreuIeai world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

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ran, th,..s il. /, hi. mIk ant No rao,e and
receive. III. CIV far il. hat the yslus of The
cream ru.r can i. very nearly the sane in
.itt,e, CA.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

Know myself b .rsding the Science u
Life. the best nr:,'p r. vsr y ,.'fsHs
fnv 50 i.. ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

AUYlYY4A How to ssnd Goods to the
Dy e House. Garments of every
III llNu description Cleaned or Dytd whole
and pressed ready for wear Faded
or worn goods ma.t BE- dysd dark colors to look
veil. also give option Of two colors, your address
PLAINLY written on = slip Of psper with the color
you want pinned on 70 rhe eoods. DO your parcel
up well, tie strcux suf direc, 10 FoerEn's
FakkeT CITY DYE HOrSk, II Prsbls
street, Re elAna. Maine.
LARGKDr DYE HoCsg IN MANI
ayri3d4wn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals for the entire construction Of the
proposed enlargement o; the Maine state Capitol
will be received BY the omms- zion on such en-
largement at Augusta and before the 10th diy of
MAY next. at Il O'Clock noon, and also separate
proposals for he same, under the following hea 9
and specifications, to wit
l. Excavations grading and drlinsge. 2. Founda
tons. 3 Concrete. Granite hammered and of a
color In harmony with the present building s.
Granite rough or rock face of similar c. Tor q. As
phat. J. brickwork and freproo ing. 8. Iron work
and stairs q Stating, CUTTERS conductors and sky.
ifhts 10 Plastering, stucco and cement work. II.
Marie work. " Carpenter work. Is. Elevator
u. steam heating ard ventilating. Is. Plumbing
10. Ias piping !? Bells and speaking tubes. ia.
Painting and glazing
The proposed enlargement is to be a fire proof
building about 70 feet square, attached to the pres
ent buidir &. stories high, with basement and a
slate roof
Plans and specifications will be read for exam
nation at the state House, Augusta and at the
office Of Brigham & Sppiord. ~ Mix St. Boston, on
snt after the eth day of May next.
The Commission he right to reject all
bioposs-. L. $ HICHROkN
Secrsta
Augusta. April n, 1889 spr27d,f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

The expense of gathering the cream is by
far the largest item in the expense account
but this is kept within proper limits by the
system of gathering the cream, over that en-
the whole milk, as whole milk has four or
Eve times the bulk and weight of cream. BY
the system of gathering the cream there are
many advantages aside from reduction of ex
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04


from those raised 40 Florida or SPAN.
"a good eay TO help CUT the idea gndeyly-
u prohibit tie egtiing on Of shade AID orna-
mental trees 10 our city remarked a we'll
.nosn ciuzen to Journal reporter Jester
day. II have kept a watch Of this, he con
lnued, and during the past year there have
been two hundred sha lie and Ornamental
tree. destroyed within the city limits. IL
It's thing is kept up the result III be de-
ciiediy bad for US. Look at the trees which
nave been destroyed on the Brook roai, on
Ga, House hill and in many other places
The subject i. by no means unlmportant
effort ought certainly be made not only 10
plant many nes trees, but also 10 prevent
tins wholesale lie strucilDn Of the Old ones "
The FOCUS district lsyery quiet at present.
The removal Of the Carson family. the
closing OF the rum shops, and most OF all tle
Jack of money among the soldiers at the
Home enectuilly prevent ANY disturbance.
Atcr the 18Th OF May. however. when the
monthly PENSIONS are paid ant the veterans
Oekets are overburdened with cash, pocket
ptddlcrs from Augusta, iisllO~eil and Gar
liner viii flock to the scene aud the Chelsea
police court vail be kept busy. MIR. Marx
Rollins, the energetic constable, has been
detailed by the town TO assist Deputy Sherf
Ames 10 the suppression OF the quor traffic
thrlsea people are hoping that the electric
railway may not run to l0gus, rs they fear
that among he constant stream of visitors 10
the Home would be many Iasless characters
sho could only breed trouble in their com
uiuntty. At present no insurance company
Fiil take risk within half mllr of the
Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

Mess. Esgene chase aud George Snow
Who have Just returned from California,
brought into our Office yesterday an orange
xhich had been ailo~ed 10 remain on the
tree too seasons II "a. nearly eIght Inches
in diam ter. and the skin both in color and
roughnes., resembled that Of a lemon. They
also brought specimens OF lhe naval orange
snt 81 Metayf. psperIne, both Of which
differ materially IN flavor ahd appearances
from those raised 40 Florida or SPAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

There are two factors in the successful
operation of creamery, and these must be
in perfect harmony. the association and the
patrons, The association composed of stock
holders who may or may not be patron. of
the creamery, organizes by choice Of the nee
esssry officers, regulates the amount of
capital, number of shares, value of the
same, by laws, etc. When organized
the board of officers erects the ne
cessary buildings and equps them with
machinery and apparatus. takes entire
charge of administration. making and sal.
of product and all other details. The patrons
of the creamery are those who contract to
furnish cream for the making of butter
They may or may not be stockholders, bu,
are more essential TO its success than any
other element entering into the business for
butter cannot be made without cream. The
directors usually meet once a month 10 ad-
wise and share the responsibilities with the
president, business manager, butter maker
and selling agent. where one is employed
They examine the cream gstherers books,
foot up their standing, make a statement for
stockholders and patrons showing receipts
from all sources, expenses of every kind.
also each patrons share of the net proceeds
of the business, which amount is paid mouth
". usually from the 10Th to the 25th of each
month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

The reader says there we're only COLDS! very
true. BIT do you not know that riy all
known diseases start from cnldss They are
slixnt teg1nuinga bat hov frlghtfnl their end
ing! 1t Is only . slight cold, but it goe- TO the
lungs and ca ,s-sS pneumonia and consil 10 ption !:
only . coli that f,es TO the hesrr AMI cstis<s
instant death: only . cold that settles In the
kidneys, liver and bladder. and brinzs anal
death. with lingering agony. No man ever died
Of kidney bladder disease Who did not nrvf
take cold; woman ever became . confirmed
inv aid who could not trace its origin to cod.
Such betns the terrible truth. the necessity OF
plain IN ali.
DIT. Gardner, Of the American Medical Col
lege. recently said: while most colds 80
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Nm Fredexiek Man
To. residing on Com
Dnuvenlth AvenuA
Boston. contracted .
severe cold while At
teusiing an evening
reception. which %
impaired her health,
that she never ~
covered from its
s6ecta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04

Hnan aAvsssassasatA, ~ e1sss1ns Asss 49,
onmtnR unAns tn heaA Of WAxfHp. .C-~ A.
To LIZ, LosI. Ac, vtn BE- insrssea has - a.
for = senfs three siDes soe - ssnss, NJ ooe vsee
for - esats,h pa b aavs1ss- n Sor PAID .
ADVANCE, k1suIAR RAY1s Will N c1AR0RD.
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HOW 1T STARTED.

rs Account - I've serisss Dssasasss
whi<A cane Wtshsss WarasaG-HsW
- Keep Oss - ths Pa u DAA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12
CIIANCERY SALE
OF =--
REAL ESTATE.

No ASA Rim the Chsnccy Court Of Shelby
county.-aiatc OF 1enucs,rc Vs. W = smith et az
Ivy virtue Of On intel oouiory dcorce for sae, on
ssS w N ~ s' S,Sc ' n Si v M sIu a
ton, to the hluliest bidder in front 81 the CLERK
aud Master ulicr, M the Main street entrance %
the courthouse Of shelby county Memphis Ten
ncsscc ON
saturday, isth pay OF Apri. 1880.
within legal hours the following described prop
crH. situated 10 Memphis. shelby county. Tenn,
lot 5 Hook " fronting q'asO feet on tho north
side Of South street Mcmphh between fernando
aud nvsOtn streets sold a. the property Of &. hrcn-
nor, ". 1, bryant aud hnma hfuu
lot In Block %, fronting lnxlUl feat on the
south iido u Gayo.o siroct between pcsolo street
nul tho bayou, sold a. the property u MARI Loon
lot q. block 5, fronting ooSrO isc, on the west
tldc II chester street. tOld the property OF Jos
Ml,ohcll, A. tredenhcW and W !. Vance.
Lot 3 block IS, iIonuqg i.ktj icci on the west
,.de Of Cauloy street. sold a. The properly OF ihos
To-. p. q and q. IN block p, fron,lna each
gsxth fcct on TIC north silc NJ lacsson street,
fcnth Mari, sid ~ iho property OF u. H. brewster
LII II, In b.ofk i iroutlnr 70 icet BY ~ feet on
The rou,gf ot tlyadwsy aud Wright avenue. sold aa
a.. llrgi 'fty Of jane bWytr
70, (, 49, uonune -ltiol test on the east
.la' ~ waning 'f-tfrrrt 1gnth Ward. sold W the
esopsrty OF '.fntap>Fs, l. worEum sni '. p.
lot q. block ! ireniiaS glsoo isc, on wato,
lreyL Tenth Mnri. so'd ~ " r,vrs-tv oi MrN (.
| " nrriin aud " L. Mansh
lot "a Jlock = fronting gANio0 feet on wet nus
II Second sirrsi Tenth Ward. snld ~ the properly
Of ~ g AndfsSs. y. Audreus kllcn NJ iiorsan
and william Hogan
lot " llock TO- fronting msiiG feet on north
slie Of ~ Paul street sold ~ The proleHy of Nm.
enllic q Hunt
FERNS II aale on = credit u slt months noio
bcsHug lpiyfs,t With seury required. lien TO
talncd. Redemption barred
This ID DAY OF March. isSa.
h D NcliESRN clerk and Master
= " Hud q " HsistriI snIl .''nFt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12
Tho Number aud Value OF Farm ANTI
mails la the uuitcd States.
From the Western Farm Journal

From the western Farm Journal
The anxiously expected annual report by
the Agricultural Department OF the num-
Der and value OF farm animals In the
United States on January l, 1850, has at last
been published. The special interest In this
report at the present timo grew out Of the
hope that IL might throw out some light on
the important question as to whether the
heavy marketing OF cattle in the West for
the last two years had decreased the num-
Der, or whether the heavy marketing Of
-lSSs was but the normal crop which might
be expected in the future. The aggregate
number OF farm animals on farms and
ranches, but not including those In towns
and cities, rs compared with the number on
January l, 1855, is given by the report a
follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

preservation of health. to he fitted completc
In all detail of construction and apnoint.
ments, As modern invegtigatioh Of prison re-
form and management has suggested and
adopted elsewhere, which, in tho Judgment
of the Commissioners, may be advisahle the
buildings TO include such Necessary build
ings forworkshops and machine shops and
other buildings necessary TO utilize the labor
of the prisoners in such employment as may
be required OF them, all OF which shall 10
submitted to and approved by the Governor.
Section 5. Be Il further enacted, That
when the plan shall have been completed
and approved and full specifications made
the Commissioners shall advertise in one
naner each in Nashville, New York and
Chicago for bids for its construction accord
ing to the plan and specifications made, and
award the contracts for building 10 the low
est bidder the whole work to be completed
before January !, lS96, the price to be paid
| in twonty-four equal quarterly installments
out of the proceeds of the lease hereinafter
provided for provided that proportion of
| tho work Is finished and accepted, and the
whole cost OF lands, buildings, construction
| and equipments completed not TO exceed
the amount for which the penitcntiary is
| leased for the term of six years hereinafter
provided and the amount realized or that
may hereafter be realized from the sale Of
the old prison.
Section 6. BE IL further enacted, That the
| Commissioners shall keep continual super
vision of the work as IL progresses aud shall
exercise rigid scrutiny TO see that II is done
! In all respects according 20 specifications,
aud they shall not pay for any part OF it UNI
Ill IL is done and so accepted.
Section I. BE it further enacted, That the
Commissioners shall fix the compensation to
he paid the ar, Infect hcrenbclore provided
for which amount shall be paid ON warrant
of the Comptroller out OF the proceeds of
the lease when approved by the Governor,
and all other individual expenses incurred
| in the building OF the ponitcntiary. or IN the
exercise OF their duties authorized in this act
shall be paid in like manner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12
nor woRK FoR LAMENTATIONS.
The Torbett Issue and tho Ioo-Day
Bonds Destroyed.

AhA AbNhNAh AaNNt hllN NNo fbg=khN
Bonds Destroyed.
Special Dispatch a. The Appeal.
nashville, Tcnn., April 4 - Senators
Sparks sud Mynatt and Representative
Stone, buchanan aud Dispukc- who were
appointed TO destroy the Torbctt issue, tho
100 day bonds aud the bond plates, were
busy at their work this morning. Mcssr,.
Sparks aud Mynait, assisted by John T..
Hickman. expert, aud supt Quarlcs re-
moved $4,000 worth oi bonds. nineteen
large boX.s full. from the basement oi the
Capitol to thc grounds outside, piled
thcn IN heap and sot them ON fire. Maj.
Parks ,nid that 10 was the hottest work lac
had done since the war. The bonds were ~
the denominations Of $50 500 and $1,000
aud wcru designed a. settle the State debt,
but the supreme Court DECLARED the act
unconstitutional that Ordered tie bonds "a De-
issued. and the recent legislature ordered
their destruction The twenty eight bond
plates will g mutilntcd and sold. Mc,sr.
bi.mukcs. Stone and buchanan were en-
gngcl In counting aud destroying the Tor
6ett issue, 500. 900 IN amount These bills
were also burned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12
Chancery Sale
-Of-
REAL ESTATE.

n, No G.odi=Chnncory Count II shelby County
]. T. sykes. guardian, ". Maggie u. Mussu e al
~ virtue uf an intcrloruinfy dccuro Cot sale, en-.
trrrd In tie above rarisr on the llih day ~ March.
iksp N. u o. ptrv ~, viii scll ~ public auc-
ton ~ the highest bidder n funi Of the Clrfk and
Masters ofca. III the Mniu siruri entrance ~ tho
Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis. tcnncs
tCy, on
saturday. 18th nay of Aprii. 1850.
within irrd hours the iulloWlnT described prop
cfii. slt,ytcl In Memphis, shelby county, Tenn.
b. wit.
lut beginning ou the east siic n nusoto street.
In the Taxing District ui shelby County, one hun
dr,i aud claniy Urni feet north n the north lino
uf Nauor ttrurt thence eat one hundred nnd sew.
cuiy lisul iCUt to stake thence north sixty luol
iruf 81 n stake thence west one huudrcd aud scN.
VuiY lsll iurt 20 stake n The east line ~ nrsuto
street urnou Fputh siN'y lf feet a. the huFlnnlug
being Ian of lot "a block -, on the plan Of south
MrmphlA
Terms II Sale Oncsiiaif cash. balance on crciit
at twelve months note bearing intonsi. with "
cuuty. nrIului lea fuiainrd.
This ldly Of Mafrh. iss1
y ~ HoiitNhf clerk and Master
J. T. syto nni b. shepherd tollriiuu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12
MORE NATURAL GAS AT FIT. SMITH

The Mazzard Well Torpedoed with
Nitro-Glycerine.
From the Fort Smith Evening Times ofTucsday.
Az an early hour this morning a 1ims
reporter, in company with a number OF
others, drove out TO the Mazzard gas well
to sec the result Of a torpedo upon IT, For
a week past preparations have been under
Roadway for the experiment of exploding
a torpedo in the well, under the direct
supervision Of an expert from the gas
regions Of Pennsylvania, gentleman Of
large experience in matters pertaining to
natural gas. 1t was expected TO explode
the we'll yesterday, but an unfortunate
accident TO some Of the tackle delayed II
until this morning. One hundred quarts
OF glyccrinc were poured into long tubes
OF tin and lowered 10 the bottom OF the
well 5000 feet from the surface. They
were then covered with 200 feet OF water
and about 1890 o'clock the oper-
alor announced that all was ready.
The visitors relreatcd and an iron
tube weighing eighteen or twenty
pounds was dropped into the well; imne-
diately afterward there was n smolhcrcd
report aud the earth WIS shaken for a con-
siderable distance around. The report
was followed by heavy rush OF gas. which
came out with roar aud east great vol
umc OF water. stone, earth aud pieces Of
| pipe up through the derrick TO the hight
ola hundred feet. This continued iot
about ten minutes, when the debris ceased
TO come and only the roar Of gas wa.
heard escaping. with greatly increased
force, but how much greater could moi
then he asceriaincd. The torpedocs wcr,
exploded about 400 feet below where th,
main supply OF gas comes from, add " Wal
hoped by the directors that oil would ID
found. Al an early day a second torpcd,
will bc shot where iho gas comes from
aud 1t il expected that inuch greater ~
suits will be attained. As Il IN. the dircc
tons Of the company feel very well satisfied
with the gas outlook.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

While we have very serious doubts ~ Ia
tho accord Of the previous tables with the
facts, especially with reference o. hngs aud
cattle, the reports of the department for ten
years, ~ compared with each other. give a
bird seyc view 81 the ri-o aud fall II the
marie' II will be- see irum the above That
horses have been steadily rising in value Tor
ten years. due We have 30 doubt mainly To
their steady improvement IN breeding that
mules attained their maximum IN selling
value in issi. and have since that Time been
slowly falling that cows aud other cattle
gradually Increased in value from 1881 10
1854 aud have been grnluilly falling, until
COWS are now within I cent per bead Of
the value IN 1851. nnc other cattle within -
cents. Sheep gradually ru,c from 1870 10
iSgi then fell in 1886 a. point inr below
iss0. and since that they have been steadily
| rising but have not yet reached ihr price ~
| lssn while the hog market followed that
Of sheep. reaching ~ maximum Ia 1855,
/ H. minimum iu 1855 and u now over
/ ~ pcr cent higher than in 1850 The
/ main consolation that tIU cattle grower
eau extract from the report h that since
price. arr down 90 the low level that fol.
| lowed the resumption Oi specie payments,
| there u good chance for them a. rise. II
| should BE- noticed however, that In IT, de.
/ tailed report by States the report notes de-
crease II cattle In oil the range countries, the
Increase being In the South aud la the dairy
States, aud that the Increase IN cows u
very evenly distributed over the cnto
country, but more pronounced 10 the dairy
/ States.
Tho report il sadly detective In that Il
does not give the number ol farm animals
Of each class from ts-D i0 1850 with tho
population Of the United States IN 1850
and 1856 In order that The ratio ~ cattle "a
population may be nsrraincl. This ~
the most important element IN the problem
that. more than all Others pcrplcHos the
| oAlllr doalnr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

Complaints made that no property has
been offered In East End ut public sale,
Notwithstanding auction sales IA other di-
rcciions, II has been decided 10 oilcr NJ
auction during race week, beginning April
%. those splendid lots opposite Montgom-
cry Park. facing ON East End Railway,
Tfezovant and Cooper avenues. Save
your money aud secure lots Ia the most
rapidly growing section. Grand barbecue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12
on for Oklahoma.

Tho Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad forms the direct route from
Memphis 10 the Oklahoma country. Tho
land Offices will be- located la Southern
Kansas and accessible TO this line. The
route via Kansas City or Chcuyyalo Kas.,
IL the best way 10 reach there. For maps.
rates aud particulars call nj 500 Main
street. II. u. ELLm,
General Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

The disturbed condition of things conse-
quent upon Gov. Taylor's veto of the Moody
bill, looking to the removal of the State pen
itentiary, has created general desire to
know the contents OF the bill. 1t was pub
lished in the Americal OF March IL, and is as
follows: