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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
The KIcI sbisnstpr.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE em oeror i:
sendlng a large wreath, which. will Dc
| dispiaye1 at the funeral of tn. victim
oi the Brrndsa5urg disls,er Tle Braa
denburg has oe.n toyrd iuto til, h.rbor,
and this morning td5 chief e1giaeer, who
has bsen missing since the sxpiosisa,
was found dead. aad three mo-e OF the
injured artlicers have died, b inglng tho
total dead to 4S. The Il .ichsanzeiger
publishes an otfiial accUunt of tie ex
plOsioa. II says The accudeat happened
through the beat 'ng away OF tire fas.
tening apparatus fOs u ngof the seam
in the stzr6os!d eseine. aad ASn The
steam from al the pOlt thus found u
free lngi ess iR'e the eagine-room. winch
was flied wi b people. Foe steam zeal
ded those IN the rgom and pene' lted
th ough The door leading to hs port eu>
glFe>ioom, aud thence through tue sta
wal5 into 'he upper rooms, con.inuiag
IT'S work of des' ruc;ion. Almost every
person at work in tEesc rosms must have
met with irs.ant deA'h, for. the steam
was pouring roia the boile al tenn
pe'ature OF lS0 deg Reaumer, or 43T dek
F7renheit No'h,ng is YET known as 10 |
the caIse OF tie bteak1ge. The adm =
atty drpa' tmeat has a:sDaGched is chief |
;'ns rue or 10 K'eI with last uct ous to
lscertslu the csVsc of the disaster;
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Tha Pornm.

The Mach num Der u tho Forum (which,
BY the way, will begin Volume XVIII will
contain the sharres and. it is believed, the
most helpful discussion of the income tar
that has anywhere appeared. The Hon.
Uriel 5. HalI, member of congress from
Missouri, who had made himself great
eu:hority on this pubJest, will write in
favor of it; and Mr.. DAVID A. Wells against
it. Tho same numbsr of the Forum will
contain the first of a. series Of articles on
different =. stems Of socialism or communism
that are faYor,d by different groups of agi-
tators In the Uoitsd States. Nc. Edward
Beliamy will s-plsin dsfo;;ely the pro.
gramme of tthe natIonaitsti, aud Professor
William G. Sunmer, OF Yale university,
will. criticize this programme showing it1
Impractlcability. Anesher striking article
that will appear in this number. will be a
ssarchIng inquiry into the causes of railroad
failures in 1898, BY Mr.. Simon Sterno.
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The Third time Lucky,

WASHINGTON, Fee. 19-Senator White
OF louisiana, has been nominated By thr
pre~ident as associate justice OF tn;
United States supreme court.
The nominal on was a complete sur
prise tn every one Hiil and the R.ppb
.lcan memDers who hav- been questioned
say very little about Whites confirms
tien s,ssa 7-s..-r
Senator White. of Louisiana, y. was cos
drmed as associate judge of the supreme
court of the United Stales.
:; Edward Douglas White was born in
the parish of I.afourche. Loulslaua. No-
vemb Der. 1S45 He was educated at Mpu I
St Mars's jesuit col eg-, near Enmt It's
burg. Nd. He.served Ia the Coufedera' e
army and was licensed 10 practice Jaw by
the supreme court 10 1865 He wds
eected state senator in 1874 was ap-
pointed associate jusJicr of the SUPREME
court OF Loaisi ana IN 1878 and was el,c-
ted to the United Stat5- senate in 1890
toTuceeed James B Eustis His s-u-.
atorial term will expire March 3, 1897 |
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb 1S-One
killed and several 81 ght'y injured is the
result o. u mast .hr ling accident in
| tqis cit this afternoon. The drawing
,bIe oil an aerial car snapped in two,
iezving the car and passengers 200 fset
II n1d air, whlis thy broken end af tce
cable smashed through the frail box.
flied wish hua .nity. 20 do its deadly
WORK A: isrbigae-t p1Int the car is
nearly 800 feet above the Tennessee river.
A Car, which would hnld perEaps twenty
pepplc, hung Suspended from the, heavy
cables, five teet ssa-t ana 20 inches IN
diameter. The cpgine-hogso was located |
on the cor b bank and the car W IS hauled |
to the dizzy he gnl b, an endless caole.
Ia OF an Isca thick, which wound
arouad two drums. Tnis at ernoon the
Car carried aany passengers and made
us last trip about O'Clock. even peo.
pie were in 1t, besides @. F. L3ws, who
stood al the brake. Wnen within 100
teet of tae bluff The dsa wiag CT bls 50 pea
In tive between thB Car aHd the engluf-
room, and the car started back as If shot
from huge caBnon., Near the center OF
the river. asd fully 300 feet from It, its
progress was suddenly checked as the
broken end Of the ca3 wound iiseit,
ike mug serDelt, around tie car. l. |
vent creshlog lhreugh tine wooden Car
oniy ts wind Itself around aud crush
through Its top agaIn as If II We're mace
Of paper There toe Car aud passengers
hung for eesrly two hours while every
minute the crowd decreased until II ou
'aEd people lined the banks Of the river
The occupants Of the Car were fiaaily ie j
Town by 1esns OF ropes The 9eilef '
,ain-d grouu that no ope had been
larr, but, those familiar knew o. -herwise,
or in the car man Law d III g. his life I
blood eOz ng from two ugly, wounds in
he head He bad gone with Mrs. War =
Iell, bis hnsncee, on The novel trID which
nded so dis strousIy. O0e by one the r
'as.enger- were let down Until the car :,
Vas ceared When Ledgerwood reached
he boat surgeon pronounced his. in
1ries falai, and in less than ten minutes
e was dead. His skull bad peen frac-
lred 10 two places. a
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Albany Democrat: They have been hav
irg lively times at Ysqrina Bay. In news.
pa0er fight Col. Van Cleve hit Stewart. of
the Leader, a heavy rap Stewart got mad,
hired an attorney, A. L .MeFadden, and
called on Van CleYe for retraction. The
result was that both men were fired bodily
from the postoffice Van Cleve is said to
have been presented with purse by the
citizens of the city for the act. Stewart,
very windy fellow, threatened to arrest Col.
Van Ceve, but has not yet done so.
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A BAD Man K,iled.

ASHLAND Feb. ia fatal shooting
Traces occurred on Jump off Jsc creek
at the further end Of this. county, Friday
night. in whicN Henry Wgnnes WAC shot
through the head and killed. Al Palmer
and and bis half-brsther, jack BUR,
occupied the same cabin with Henry
Wynnes. and all have been engaged 10
mining together on the creek. Friday
night WyBnes sat up by. the fire after
the others had gone to bed After glvt
ing them time to 60 10 sleep, he picked
up his rife ana stole up.tO their bed
Pa mer WAS awakened and saw Wynnes
oomlng, and spoke TO him, just as the
latter fred, the bill'' entering ,he log
above the head; Of the bed. Palmer
grabbed a revolver. and, as he sprang
out of bed. fired at Wynnes. The latter
returned the FIRE, but did IN. harm
Palmer then made q rnsA for Wynnes;
and. got the gun under his arm, at the
same time firing and shooting Wyhnes In
the head aud killing him..
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A Dangerous Lunatic.

WHATCoM, WasA., Feb. 16-The coun
ty authorities have been notified that a
man named Joseph Dobman. of Wick
ersham, has gone Grey AID fed from
his home scaucily cad, armed with a
rife, and has bsrrica3ed himself on 3
little island in the Nouksack river near
A,.me anon, on the Seattle. L Ike Shere
& Eastern railroad. Settlers dare NOT GO
near him and have Appealed to officers to
capture him II is reported that be took
to the woods -four days ago. clothed
only in trousers and shoes As far as
known he has had ne food since then,
aud may be dead from hunger and ex-
posure A deputy sheriff tried 20 reach
there this afternoon via Lt4e Whatcom.
hut failed to catch the steamer, and will
have to wait till morning
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For over r,r.y Yea. ,

AN OLD AMI. WELL-TRIED Remedy
Mrs. WInslows Soothingi Syrup has been
used for over fifsy year by millions of
mothers Tor their children while teethrng
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
'softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind colo, and is the best remedy for
iharrhea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by all druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty five cents a bottle. Its value Is
,incalculable. Be sure and ask tor Mrs.
WInslow's Soothing. Syrup. and take no
other kind
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Twice a aInraerer.

RALEIaH, N. c.. Feo. 19-News
comes of a double murder at a wedding
In Allegheny county. Daniel Slaughter
had dispu e wi h some persons present
Suddsn!y Slaughter sprasg at John. Bare
and stabbed him to the heart Bare fell
desd aud Slaughter dashed Tor the door
On his waS be stabbed John Long, killA
ing him instantly. Slaughter was calr
turrd TWO miles away and safely lodged
In j,ii al Sparta,
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A Disable Frxgrav

BOISE, Idaho, Fsb. ia doub' {, trag-
edy occu co at Hage on, ca he Sa1&e
river, ten m'es j hm B is'. last aigh:.
james C'oss WIS nader Il est CHARGED
with robbery, aud tae sfi. er in Gu, 90
OF the p ,sonsr stop reo at ;4e rae, lor
the night. Rosie Wl.on aaa Samuel
Baker. two wi aessSs 20 aoDear aga { st
the prisoner wee 90 u tGe-e, c oss se-
Gu ed the off els evo.ver and saos bosn
of Them dead. He uen ,oae away on
horse. A posse is in pr suit and lyucn-.
ing IS b eairned.
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An ,pjuoe,fon su,, Commenced.

|
SALEM, FEB. ia suit in equity fnl
an injunction was commenced in the
Marioa cou1'y circuit court today by tbs
state of Oregon. upon the rslstisn of A /.
Q. Taylor, plaintiff, VS.. Sylvester PEN
poYrr. Pni' Me,schsn and G snrge W.
Nj BE- DE-, 10 thsr capacity as board OF
commissioners of pub ic build ngs OF the
state Of Oregon. defendants; the purpo.e
being to restrain them from purcha.Ine
lands decided upon for the E stern Or :.
gon insane asy um In Union county, and
from giving out moneys of the plaintiff
for tOat purpose, snd also commanding
them from constructing the building or
any building under sa d. pretended act
ot the legislature, during the pendencv
OF this SUIT, and that on final hearing of
he SUIT that the order herein prayed Tor
be made perpetual, and for such o her
rule OF relief as may be equitable, and
finally for costs and disbnrseneuts. Judge
Burnett has ordered tnat the defend ants
appear 10 court Saturday, March 3, at 10
A. N to show cause Why temporary In
junction Should not be issued according
to the PRAYER of the complaint 40 or.
ool ios'iainIhS tne Oeard from purchasing
the land mentioned, or any lands In
Union county. or elsewhere lin Eastern
Oregon as site for such asylum. and |
also from paying out or expending any
moneys OF the state for such pui pose.
was also made.
Governor PennoYer, being approached
With request Tor statement as to the
summary proceedings against the pro-
posed purchase; declined to offer ans-
h'ng for puolication. merely remarkine
hat 1.-The least said the soonest meuded,"
out as the reporter was about To with
iraw. the governor jocularly said:
II the court Will strictly regard 'he
'orrect meaning OF the words IN is con-
tfuctoa OF the constitution, tue branch
sylum will De buit at Unlon."
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In tn. nate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. is After some
routine business the ssnste wen, inte
executive session on the Peckh4m nom
ination.
The first half hour of executive session
WAS devoted 10 CONFEDERATION of unsp
posed nominations Then Villas resumed
his speech begun Wednt sday 10 favor of
confirma ION.
M tchell o. Oregon followed Villas in
favor of confirmation Mitchell spoke
bri, fig. H was followed by White Of
CaIiornis. who in turn gave way to
G orge. Gorge spike for confirmation,
White against.
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WASHINGTON, FEB. 17-The subcom-
nit1ee on ferslsn relations If the sensl e
which has been iuv si"st rg H.waiian
matters, met tais moraiag. The object
"f tne meetIng was to consider the Iepert
Morg4o had prepared. but lhe ON mitI ee
daJ 'arned uoul Wednesday next with
OUT accom- 9iish'ng anJthlGg. The tes.
tImony tsken by the committee Will aot
be made public uoIi the report is adop-
ted. Tao report submitted by MMgsn
wss very vo'umigous sEd reviewed t g
testimony 10 thorough aud exhaustive
manner. The great bulk OF testimony
Is sad to be against the cosclu.lsns
reached by 3 cunt.
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D.re,- Reply TO wins.

WAsHINGToN, Feb 1.-THE state de-
partmeDt has at las; received an official
copy of Pres dent Does rep to, Willis
II came this mornlrg by the regular
mail from San Francisco. and with II
came the reply of Willis. Copies are
being made aud they will go to congress
as soon as finished, probably Monday. A
packet was also received by the Sau Fran
CISCO mail from AdmIrai Irwin. 1t con,
taiued no Interesting letters. being prin-
cipally copies OF routine orders.
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A Rev,val,st murdered.

OTTAWA, O., Fen. ia most horn
BILE murder was unearihed near here to
day. Rev Joshua C. Biggs has beer
conducting revival mestlpgs for some
time past at Wtstermans, small town
ten miles vest ofssbere. and has stirred a.
quite feeling among the better CAS- of
Inhabitants. Tbere is 30 church in the
cemmunity and the meetings have re-
ulied IN movement to that end heing
lnaugurated, and this has been the cause
ot feeling against B'ggs, and resu ted in
his murder Last Monday nigb', Bisgs
during the big storm, started Tor ms
baarding house, several miles away. he
was way aid and killed. his throat was
cut from ear TO ear, and everything oI
value on his person was taken.
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A GuOd Haul.

SEATTLE, Feb. 16-Tne police cap
tured five highwaymen tonight, who
have been operating in this clty for the
past two weeks. Properly that was
stolen from three men was found on the
prisoners. IIeD notification is cnmplete
fhe men gave taeir names as Ed Page.
Thomas Wrhsms, alias Moore. Inn and
Joan Murphy AMI Thomas Davis.
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The well-knewn manager of excursion to
Washing on, California. and the White
Mountains, l. A. Whitcomb, says: I
have never had anything TO do me so
much good as your Sulphur Bitters. Il
is the bss; ;spring medicine thar ever
used | would advise ali who suffer from
siliouInsss snd dyspepsia to use Sulphur
Buffers, for know they cured me. 2
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COMMON COUNCIL.

A special meeting of the common counSi
was held in the council chambers on Feb
l7th, at o'clock P. M.
Present-W H Butts, G G Eshelmau, I
N jules, c F Lauer, L Grove aud T a
Hudson.
The mayor being absent on motion MIR I
| A Hudson was elected chairman.
The meeting was called for inquiring into
the matters pertaining to the police depart
nent, and such other matters as might be
brought before the body.
Ga m tion IN the matter Of a fine i'm
posed, which had not been collected, it was
ordered charged aga INST the city marshal.
Councilman Joles then stated that during
the absence of the recorder last summer the
mayor IN acting as police judge ha turned
the tine OF a certain prisoner over to the
city marshal, and thereupon aud on motion
it was ordered that said matter be referred
70 the finance committee.
On motion the recorder was instructed to
call the special attention Of the police OH
GERS toward ordinance No. 26S, being the
one governing and regulating the police de-
pIrtm' mt OF Dalles City.
It was ordered on melton that the police
COMMITTEES has full power to act 10 the
matter OF examining the papers, books. etc.,
in the office of the city marshal. and, it,
upon Inspection, no suitable records are 10
said office that said committee proceed to
purchase any and all necessary stationery
Tor that official; that sad committee report
1t the next council meeting
On motion 1t was ordered tLat the coun
nj as a committees Of the whole proceed to
nVe'tigate the matter of oricsr,' salaries
With view to reducing ths same If practi-
able,in order to cursail expenses; that they
epOrt their action at the next council meet.
ls
On motion A Hudson was appointed
'!rman Of the Aboye meeting.
The council adjourned on motion.
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Af,ertne Newsnaprrs.

TACOMA, Wash, Feb 16-The United
States grand jury, now in session, has
taken the Tacoma Ledger and Seattle
7elegruph to task for publishing state
ments presuming the probable action of
the jury in regard to certain matters it
is investigating. Judge Hanford, of the
United States circuit court, declared in
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night who is gong to Nicaragua today
de received word from Greyrown con-
firming th" rumor sbout the vessel. He
SAID cable telling of the loss was sent to
man in London interested ia tie Nicara
qua Navigation COMPANY, IN the service
OF which was the ili-fsted vessel The
Nt!tard was ting of 90 tons The csp-
tain, joe Thonpso was making bis way
win 60 men from G,eytown TO B'u--
fields, where they were t. work for the
uav'ga'inn comp ny Several weeks
elapsed and rumors were circulated ihg,
the vessel bad gone down in the Carib-
bean sea in : squall.
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Antelope Herald: just as we were go=
ing to press dispatch reached us from
Mitchell stating that at dance gwen at
Rock Creek on the night of the l4th inst.
fellow by the name of Jack Hamlet,
(nick named Jack the ripper) shst through
the head aud instantly killed a man named
BsLjemin Gamley. The two had quarrel
early in the evening, in which Hamlet was
knocked out. The murderer. who is above
average size and about 35 years Of age.
(the only description we could get) is
thought to have headed in this direction,
and the dispatch requests the deputy sheriff
here TO keep sharp lookout for him.
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Jascpn Keppler Dead.

New. YORK, Fec 19-Joseph KrpD7
,ler, the c.rtoonist and editsr Of "Puck,' '
died suddrnlg at mis- hSmp nj East Sev
enty ninth street. from :rpinal trouble.
This was brought on by over e1er'ion at
the worlds far. where Puck hui ding
vas erected He was borntin Vienna on
February 1,,1S3S =.
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Lost Win all on Beard.

New ORLEANS, Feb. ia rumor
published iev days ago TO the effect
that tie tug NiLsrd was wrecked of the
Nicaragua coast is confirmed. Slxty-two
lives were lost. Not maH on board the
vessel survived to tell the story. A re
porter met an English gentleman last
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open court that if there was a law by
which he could reach newspapers that
publish false reports concerning the
doings of the court or jury, he would
give such papers full benefit of it. He
has instructed the jury to investigate the
affairs of the defunct Merchants Ma
tional bank
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Mrs. Lease a Mason

TcPEKA, Feb. 17-Mny E. Lease
claips 10 be mason, aud she made the
artllng statement today thar she pro-
posed to organize lodges of & kMs ssonry for
women Throughout the country: NJ - :.
Leass wears upon her bosom, suspended
bg a gold chaip, Koight Templar's
chsrm, with the usual keystone of the
chapter on the reverse side, aud she de.
cl4fes that she Is as much entitled TO
wear it as any mAn who belongs 10 the
Templars' ord r. She says her com
mapoerg is Hugh de PAYNE. of Fort
Scntt, K IN and offers TO . eve to Masons
that she knows all ths slgss and passes
Of the order b uc lodge and 3hapter. and
that she Obtained then eoIiima!ely, Sac
SAYS il MasSnry is good ior men it is
much better for wemen, for tbey are
more needful of projection than men
Sue saws that once by glv!ng sign of
the order she wss saved from pstsoua
violence, and from that Memen, she re-
solved to give to women the same adj
v.n'ages Of Masonry that she eEjovs
She claims to be thoroughly up In Ma.
sonic work, sud says it Is net. necessary
to obtain the consent or aid of men in
initiating women, and thar if the men re
fuse ID recogaize her disc pIesSss Ma
sons. they can and will act indepen-
den.lr of them and conduct lodges and
grand lodges of.their owe. Mrs. L-sse
Ndn,lts that 1t is contrary to the Masonic
rule for women to become NJ mssons. but
she declinesio stare how she obtained
the secrets of the order.
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clEw TO THE ROBBERS i.

San FERNANDO. Ca Feb 16 IS some
Chi dren ON tier way to school this
morning near Pa coma, about four miles
from here, and on read ie-ding to
Lt;le Tejunaa canyon, found a ma.k,
evidently belonging to the Ro.coe rob-
bers. This is the frat c'ew Indicating
the direction they evidently toek tna,
has been received
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TIE regular subscription price of the
TIMES MoUNTAINEER is 81. and the regular
subscription price of the weekly Oregonian
is Sl.50. AnyonesubscrIbiog for the weekly
TINES. MoUNTAINEER and paying one year
in advances, can get both the TINES
MoUNTAINEER and the weekly Oregonian
for $3.50. All old subscribers paying their
subscriptions for one year In advance will
be entitled to the same offer.
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Besk-ke per A.sau,te4 by a F.o,pad

Bask-ke per Assaulted By a Footpad
EUGENE, FEB. 17-Lpuis H. Johnson
Was the victim ofa dastar ily assault
early this morning, the motive of the
assaiiant being robbery .Johdson is
bookkeeper In the First National bank,
and has room adjoining the hsnk Of
fee. where he sleeps. H. is called ever
morning By William Coleman, colored
He was called this morning as usual, at
which time he arose and dress d, opened
the doors to air the rooms, and took up
the ashes preparatory to building a fire.
As he. was starring out to empty the
struck him two severe blows with a stick
of oak stovcwood, one over the eve and
the other on the neck, leaving him in an
unconscious coDditios on the floor, after
taking his gold watch He lay this
condition unlil nearly 8 S'6'clock, when
another bsBk clerk arrived aod found
hIm Medical aid WAS sum moned. 5ut.
II was several hours before he revived,
and even than could not talk but wrote
with a pencil what he could RENE "a her of
the attack. H. is suffrrlng sevelely from
caDcussiou of the brain and spinal COZ
umn. The thug has not yet been caught.
but it Is thought the officers win proh-
ably run bin dewn Twoother attempts
al robbery were reported last night.
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1t won't coat you ose half as much.
Do no, dslay. Send three 2.cent Stamps
f0t postage, aud we will send you DR..
Kaufm,pn's great wark, fne colorsd
plates from life, on disease, It's causes and
bone cure Address A. P. 0rdwAy. d
Co., Boston, Mass
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Say the Butchers' Gazette. of San Fran
cisco: Il seems to be very general opinioa
amo ong those in the best position to know
the facts, that the number OF cattle. sheep
and hogs is not Increasing at rate equal to
the increase of population in the Uaited
States. Some 80 as far as to allege that
there is an actual shortage compared with
former years, of both cattle and hogs,
which must shortly make itself felt in the
great markets of the United States.