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, 1896-03-07

ETWe have received from the Rev. H.
Lawaetz, too late for publication today, "a
communication on the Sunday Observance
question. 1t shall appear in our next issue.
Major Moore Informs us that the s. s.
Coribbse will call at FrederikSted, for freight
and passengers. on her way to New York,
on the morning of Friday the 18th instant
also that the FontabelIe will leave New York
on the 14th inst.
ssaEgkfsHS SMagef &fM l5E211
We are sorry to learn that the American
mail pei Madiana brought he news of the
death, from pneumonia, last month. of Miss
DAISY BRANCH STEWART, only child of Mr..
IL Mrs. JAMES STEWART.
.~xxsr5cy YxiaxMsax ixkAnEH = #@FEME i
, 1896-03-07

Translation.
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rArlTAI. CIILLlNGa.

WASHINGTON. March io--1hc secretary Of
agriculture has prepared q circular 10 hu
sent Immediately 10 all known reputable
growers and dealers ~ seeds throughout
the United states asking them to furnish
at reasonable pric"a TO the department
10 100000 packages OF garden, field and
flower seeds, hosnn'rv with asparagus
aud ending with wheat
f;roat receipts at thirty of the largest
posioffcea IN this country inat month in
creased t34.7I2; total receipts were '2'T@s, .
lSi, against t2s77. ii5 for Feprnnry.
Tho sch-inr of adding the latest Tore
rnst To the regular rostmark on letters
VIII he commenced by the postofhcr De,
partment IN July |, II win be introduced
nrat IN New York. Chicago ana o.hef
lnrgt offices.
Reprt sentative Bouteile has Introduced a
resolution Amending the constitutions TO
provide that tie Vice president may be
innuguratcd In case the president elect
shalt before his innugnrntiou, die, de-
cline or become unable 10 discharge the
duties Of the office
Tawncy of Minnesota has prepared a
bin 10 tax nilcd cheese cents a pounds,
II provides for more stringent measures
than the olcomatgarine law.
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AID ITALY GREATLY.
benefits which Engiands Action WIN
Confer on Humhert

Benefits Which Engiands Action VIII
Confer on iumhert
Rome, March 1.-the Italia, comment
ing upon tsv British Egyptian advance
up the Nile says The Egyptian ad-
vance on Dongola is ii great advantage
TO Italy. Italy however. has been OF
great service 10 Great Britain The
Anglo Egyptian expedition up the Nile "
n decided advantage to italy IL WIZ
check the swarming of Dervishcs toward
Italian territory. II may prevent me iail
OF Csssalia, ana win enable me Italian
army I'm Africa to recover from the Fnouk
and disorder which followed the iall OF
Adowa. II viii allow Italy to relieve and
reinforce The g9rrlsons and obtain mnch
better terms from King Mentlik SHOULD
IL be found In the long run advisable 10
bring about peace. a,,st-
THE British advance has also soildl,
fed tho drclbund II has strsngtheheI
the bsdly-impatred credit OF ltaly anu
has enabled her to assume her STATION
among the powers AZ time when NJ
enemies were predicting that the ur"i'
humid would be dissolved. ~
'.Finnllx the advance o. the Anfloa
Feypijnn troops up the ME- mas cr.h.su
confidence in Italy and strsng,nehsa ,na
Foundations Of King Humnerts tntone.
which were r,ideay shaken by me hnowh
disaster and the popular outprehhs ""'"
followed throughout Italy,
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TODRTS FEATURES.
frobabiiitics-tair: warmer; variabi.
winds, becoming sontherIy.
FOREIGN.


Egypt continues to be the chief topic In
france; French government does not
want rupture with Britain and the d-ci-
hund' hut realizes that English Invasion
oil the Soudan win imperl her plans for
African colonization. She doesn't know
how to stop e.
The French minister for foreign affairs
urges that unanimous consent of all now
US Is necessary before England can nepin
'hcs Soudan campaign. but ghis is not be-
" I'd even in France.
"hSHsh government says no alliance ex
lists with Italy. hut that there is nothing
10 prevent cooperation.
austria, Italy and Germany have agreed
TO me English campaign IN The soutlnn
ana That the expenses he taken from Tho
Egyptian fund
An Italian paper ennmerstes benefits
which Englands action will confer on
Italy.
Escaping prisoners say Meneik has
starved some OF his prisoners
London roleeranhs Parts correypond,rt
believes Frunce VIII ultimately consent
to the Nile expedition.
Germany agrees TO the Nile expedition
to please Italy ana not England.
The sultan has proclaimed amnesty for
Inc Insurgents of tho island OF crete
y Spanish soldier tried to KIN Al. Ainor.l-
can consul in Porto Rico
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BRADLEY FOR PRESIDENT.
Kentucky Republicans Indorse Ills cours'
and His Boom.

Kentucky Republicans rndorse Ills Course
and His Boom.
Louisville, Ky. March iD--Lcading no
publicans. representing every congression-
al district in tho State. held u meeting
here last night, at which resolutions were
adopted indorsing tho coursA.of Governor
bradley during the session Of the iegisla-
turo and approving the action Of the
state central committee In presenting his
l>stna as, n candidate for president and
plrdging those present 10 support his can
didicy by sending an instructed bradley
celagation to ST. Louis. Missionaries VIII
be sent into those States which have
doubtful or uninstructed delegations and
a hot fight viii be made for Bradley W
leading Kentucky republicans
Governor bradley came In at midnight,
and when told OF the action OF the meet
ing. made a short speech. thanking them
for their good words, and pledging him
self 10 keep Kentucky's name untarn-
iahQd
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FRANCOIS PROTEST. rUrII.n.


England Has Secured Consent OF II Ma
jorlty Of the Powers.
London, March l9--The Times says IN
an editorial The evacuation Of Cnssalia
VIII entirely alter the whole situation for
Italy, and IT IL only too likely to react
seriously upon the position in Egypt.
Tho article also points out that England,
with the support OF the dreihund. com
inands a majority of the Egypt debt COM
nissioners, and. therefore, Frances re-
fusal to consent 10 the expense OF The
Nile campaign bclnK charged to the Egyp-
tim budget VIII not avail
II Tho cnsRnlla news be true, the TimHA
goes on 10 say, the enemy VIII probably
carry the war into the territory s,ili held
by the Italians.
Under these circumstances any help
rendered To Italy viii be doubly welcome
10 Germany and Austria. Whether Osman
Digma moves IN the direction Of Haukm
or khHrioum he IN assured TO give the
Egyptian troops plenty Of work
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pROpABILtTIEs.

Washington. March 2o.-For Mississippi
Arkansas and Louisiana; Fair slowly
rising temperature; north Winds hecom
't;ostcrn Texas, Oklahoma ana lna,Sil
1,i'.-ritorv-Fair warmer; variable wlhus
becoming southerly. ,,.,..,,a-,,,.,,
North and South Dakota-Fair 'WaF'ne'
Wyoming Fair: warm r in eastern pc P3 ],
ton southerly winds, shifting ~ S extreme
stern and colder In extreme western
nortion, westerly winds.
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THEO. KELLER,
HOUSTON. TEXAS,

trail Palace between KID Mccoy and Joe
Choynsh The latter has fought az heav-
Ter weights and is considered to nave an
advantage.
MADRID If there les 10 mitch N the
plans Of the spanish war apartment, to-
dny VIII wiaess an increase IN the eject
ivcuess of tac Spanish operations oGmnst
cuba. II is tho intention to he ;in ioiey
the employment OF armed transatlantic
steamers as cruisers.
NEW York; Entries close today for the
tenth annual tournament for the court
tennis championship Of the United 5 3tees
aud the perpetual challenge zap offered ~
he New York Racquet and Tennis club
aud iho l}oston Athletic assooia lon which
will boz held i'm New York April and the
following days,
NEW YORK Tho postponed suit Of the
Northern Pacific and Manitoba Railroad
company against Henry willard for s546
i32 wuch {. is LEGGED he has not account
ed for IN connection with the sale by him
for the company Of first mortgage and
winnipeg Terminal bonds is due to come
up today in the United States circui, Court.
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eNw York. M,rch i9--Ths steamer
South Cambria. which arrived from Porto
Rico today. brought news that an at
tempt was made on the life OF United
soldier at 81. John on March T. Consul
Hall has Written homo by the steamer
Cambria 10 the state department in
Washington. giving full report NJ the
attempt on his life.
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A GIRLS Awful CONFESSION

81 Joseph, Mo, March F'-The mysttry
=, IN poisoning Of the Taylor family at
-. Mo. which has resulted In the
S.etn of Dillon Taylor and the probable
dssth Of Robert Taylor his son, and the
latters wife was cleared W tolsy %he en
~ yes guilty Of the poisoning. she said
~ ~ Mad formed a dislike for her BROTHER
INA Ms wife and hvr father, because theS
snu a 70, consent 10 let her keep an W.
Mun' n,oh had been in the home for a
san SiH was arrested this afternoon on
~ cbarre OF murder and her bail vas
me ~ ca $40 ol0 Robert Taylor ana wife,
II ,bsv survive, VIII be inyalids for lie.
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LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS,

An area OF low pressure is moving of
the South Atlantic coast, and another
accompanied by warmer weather If llof-
ing IN over the Rocky mountain slope
An area or high pressure overhes Texas.
mo weather is generally clear. except
caet NJ the Mississippi river. where II II
nartly cloudy to cloudy.
No station reports as much as =" oi Az
inrh of nrcclnltatlon.
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REAL WARM PROSPECT.

New York. March IA dispatch TO the
Herald from st Petersburg says: Eng
lands rapid move In Egypt seems,o have
staggered public opinion here. The Viedo-
mosti admits that England seems to know
the pulse OF Central Europe better than
any one else. The Novoe Nremya IN Silent
except for the remark that We now have
n real war In prospect nnd that II tho
Egyptian troops prove insufficient Indian
troops win be found necessary.
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FOREIGN pRIEFs.

RERLfN--Tho roiohatag han passed the
naval estimates
LONDON---A Berlin correspondent says
Prussia has agreed to n trial of the scheme
to redeem tho National debt by surplus
ivvennea from customs.
LONDON Tile Marquis of Salisbury. on
behalf nf the subscribers. presented to Mr
Middletor a check for $1,000 ms q trstiino-
NAL OF appreciation for his services ns
chief organizer Of The conservative party.
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DERVlSHFS CONCENTRATING.
London. March 20 "A dispatch to the
Daily News from Italy says; News has
been received here that all the Dervishaa
on the right bank OF the Nile. from Ola
Dongola 90 Kereshc, have been ordered 10
pongolh
The Daily News also has a dispatch from
Rome which says caRsola Ia Htill IN com
munlCaton with Asmarn
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have escaped from the Abyssiran carnp
declare that the prisoners there are ~
treated and badly fod aud that numbers of
them have been starved
II Is said that Menclk Is anxious to con
clude treaty Of Ieace with tho Italians.
The Dervishcs are within one hour Of
tteaatn
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A nErI no ENGLAND.

London. March is.A Paris dispatch 10
the Daily Telegraph Gays: The marquis
OF Dufrerln had another interview today
with NJ Eerthelot al the weekly foreign
office ecepion. Everybody regards NJ.
Berthelot's note Us throwing down the
gauntlet TO England. Some politicians view
IL in the light OF practical uitimaium
Pronunciation OF England Is heard ON all
aidca.
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c,ppuANy ruLIGEs ITALY.

London. March is.-rhe correspondent u
the Daily News AT Berlin says "er"s1y
nos agreed Az the Nile expedition more to
ohliss Italy than 20 please England, TheFc-
fore a restoration Of the former close reis-
lions with England rflsi moi u" 'Np'cuu.
for 6;srmany Wishes more than eyer the
friendship OF Russia.
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NEWS Nor cRnplTEp.

London, March 10 The marquis OF Sails
bury announced In tho house OF lords
this afternoon that the british and Italian
governments had no news tending to tf-
hrm the report of the evacuation of Cas-
aalla The premier added that tn news
was not credited by either government.
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sTATE

STATE
The sound money men in Fayette county
compose thu executive committee and
they ordered primaries held In conform
ity with the Dudley call
Hidalgo, Starr. Zapata and Cameron
counties mstruc, for Kleberg; also three
precincts in Dewitt
Wind moves several houses at Rosen-
berg or their foundations,
Hon. Isaac Hunt. Mortons friend.
thinks NcKinley's chances are injured
hy his straddle of the financial question
University students at Austin protest
against tho removal of Professor Me
Rea. The junior q to hold counter
demonstration
Mckinley carries Tarrant county in the
convention.
Mayor B. Il. Paddock leads in the Fort
Worth primaries.
POLITICAL.
Bradley's course and his boom Endorsed
by Kentucky republicans.
The E.lkins boom again heard Of from
Washington.
Mckinley secured twenty votes from
In,ilana and six wore uninatructcd.
Protectionist manufacturers and silver
senators held a conference In Washington.
Governor Morton has been officially
placod In the republican race for pr, sidcnt.
TIE MARKETS.
Ctton--A slight reaction In the Ameri-
can markets: futures a few points lower:
spots generally steady, while New Or
leans Is Lice higher.
Wheat-May was forced off a cent by
heavy Northwestern receipts
stocks -BmFiness not large and prices
were irregular
Cattle-Fayly active trade at the de-
cline,
RAILROAD.
Arhitrators' report on tho export grain
rate question favors north-and-south
lines
Election of officers Of the American As
ISOLATION OF General Passenger and Ticket
Agents.
Proposed extensions OF the seaboard
Air line and Norfolk and Carolina
The Vanderbllts said TO be after one OF
the Pacific roads,
Joint congressional committee will
handle the Pacific road case.
LOCAL.
Tho result OF the democratic primaries
held last night
An interesting divorce suit filed In the
district clerks office,
Tho total registration of votes up to
date, 1907.
The work OF Texas artist.
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Chicago, March i9.--AIbert o, Fled. col
ored. who murdered Mrs. Randolph, mas
been sentenced 10 hang on May ID The
crime was a peculiarly rold-blooded one.
Field aftsr beating the %oIDan's hrlu al
most to a pulp severed 1t from the BODY
and set fre 10 the bed IN an effort "a
comet al his crime
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pAppocK IN THE LEAD.

For, Worth, Texas. March BIN the
primaries held throughout the city today
IN select N democratic nominee for mayor
on the city, Is. II. Paddock received. out
OF Asst votes cast 2iei; Paul NAPLES 2os2
and s. NJ Fry 2si.
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- :
TIE EI.KINa Room.

Washington. March IA member Of
the West Virginia delegation in the house.
who Is known to keep an unusually shar,
eye on the trend Of National politics, ~
borders Of hia home State expresses tho
opinion that II Senator stephen .. Elktns
can be prevailed on to give his assent y
Will be put on the market by the West
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DOMESTIC.

Two robbers were wounded one fatally,
ami one robber killed in an attempted train
robbery in California.
National conference has been called to
arrange for the establishment Of q perma
nent system of arbitration between tho
United States and Great Britain
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ToDRIS FORECAST

snss,;aa TON, n. J.-Yalc will meet the
|sll n. 'ean OF Princeton here today.
JOINT AFFAIR and not a contest.
h tbaa uRk-A DOH show for the bene.
ra ppt.Vste scarlet fever ana diph-
b pl'a Will begin today AT Sher-
Ea ihhiNsD Me.-The Prohibition so
tanlvanns city win today celebrate the
Fssn knnnaary OF the birth of Neil Dow.
'"h temperance reformcr.
Y h ny :. BAY. visa meeting will he
Esenlsn, ns city today to inaueurate a
Esssses seslrned to curtail the social
s,,T,dir. Kris from II to is years OF
iig the public schools.
b sacsaV =, hkh.The event ~ snoring cir
\ sestbin,s, we McAullffc. Lavigne fight is
tomorrow at the Grand Cen
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HOUSTON. TEXAs, FRIDAY MARCH 20 1896 7
THE DREiBUND HAS AssENTED
To the Egyptian Fund Being Used for Expenses
of SOudan Campaign.
FRANCE DOESN'T KNOW JUST WHAT TO DO
Religious
porial Afr Colonies AL
pairing Acknowledge ITALY N Alliance.


tbs
OF
the
o o
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oO0, actual exports. 1000; importe, total.
1900; Imports American. t2,0oi stock. TO-
tal. liis,0o0. American. $4,000, niioat, to-
tai. 100, 900. nfoat. American. 10000 sales
for speculation. 100; purchases for export.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

House further discussed tho censure of
Ambassador Bayard and agreed to vote
on It today. when the resolutions arc
likely to pass by a strict party vote,
Republican congressman seized the oc-
casion to argue for the principle OF pro-
lection.
Grosvcnor defended General Schenck.
Senate discussed Cuba. Chiffon, Gray
and Camery made speeches and Hale in-
terruptions,
Chiffon Of Texas said there was plenty
Of work n home 20 occupy congress. In
stead of enlisting In humanitarian cru
sades abroad.
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pl.1snNnRs srARYED.

Rome. March fo.--A dispatch from Mas
sowah TO the Tribune says: Prisoners who
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cirNERAL AnINEsTY.

constantinopie. March l9.--Gencral am
nesty for the insurgents Of the Island OF
crete. including common law offenders.
has been proclaimed by order OF the
sultan
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OUR LIQUOR and WINE DEPT
is
PERFECT.

We invite attention TO our old X. Mon
arch Sour Mash Special, Fairfax Rye.
j. VI. Field Bourbon WHISTLES our
Clarct Rhine Wines sauternes, sherry
and Port ara unexccled. Prices lower
than ever.
We ara Agents fer the following; El
Belmont Clear Havana Cigars Search
Lights, Mexican Hand Made, Lone star
Manitou Table Water and Ginger Cham
payne, Victoria Natural Mineral water.
Call and SEQ me before purchasing
Open orders receive prompt and careful
attention.
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hension that an insistence upon the right
OF minority vote On the subject would
lead again to danger OF n rupture. which
FRANCE has given abundant evidence that
shr wiahcs 10 avoid II is also feared that
even though the dissent OF Russia and
France should hnld. and the commission.
ers on the Egyptian debt should not vote
the sum required out OF the Egyptian rur-
plus Great britain would herself supply
the money ana men and make The whole
proicc, osstinctIvely British instead Of an
hHyptihn enterprise. occupy the Sonlan
N her own name instead OF that Of Egypt
and enter upon further aggressive acton
IN Africa.
London, March 20-The Daily Tcle-
graphs Paris correspondent believes that
France will ultimately consent to the Nile
expedition.
The Pnris correspondent of the Times
riuiculcs the suggestion made by II. Bor-
thelot. the foreign minister that n unaniu,.
ity OF the Egyptian debt commissioners IL
neorssarE 10 authorize an expenditures,
because If This were SO amy single power
could lock M the money and thwart the
other powers. BESIDES II consent wero re-.
fused, England would control the lgyp.
tan budget, which Is elastic enough 10
provide money for an expedition. Az to
ne bondholders, every one knows that
their position hus been vastly Improved
Hhce the English occupation"
ITALY AS AN ALLY.
English Government Seems Preparing To
Make the Acknowledgement
London, March io-There were indca-
tions today tina, tho government lis now
preparing to accept to the fun al least one
phrase contained In the statement madn
In the house of commons yesterday by
Mr.. Cufzon. the under secretary for for.
eIgn affairs, to which especial Significance
has been attached. In speaking of the
Anglo Egyptian advance In the upper
Nile region. Mr. Curzon alluded TO tho
Italians as our stanoh allies" The words
qu0tei do not appear In the Times parlia-
ncntafy report, having, IL n alleged, been
omitted by the request OF the government
which seemingly, is not prepared TO ac,
cept the sentiment they express al Its
face value.
Replying to question today In tho
house Mr.. Curzon said that no agreement
existed for an alliance between Great
Britain and Italy. But he added there
was nothing TO prevent their cooperation
where their common interests were con-
cerned.
In discussing the assumed existence of
an cntento between Great Britain and
the dreibund, the star IA radical newa-
paper. said today. England has been
led blindfold into an alliance and English
honor and the Armenians have been eaeri-
Need to a policy which has antagonized
Russia and France. our foreign policy
has taken disastrous turn Germany.
lately The source Of bitter insults usEenis
80 our forward movement IA Egypr"
This Is fairly representative Of the tone
OF the radical press Of London.
Tho 81 James Gazette, issued prior "a
the foregoing statement made IN the house
of commons today, commended that the
radicals are drawing exaggerated infer
ences and that there Is no warrant for
the suggestion that quadfupie alliance
exists.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken at all stations at
s %. m, 18th meridian time;
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Liverpool. March 3.---Following are the
weekly cotton statistics: Sales. total, isep
bales. American. GOO. trade takings. a.
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RUNAWAY ON WATER STREET.
Horse and Gait wake Scene Nan Minus
q Hat

There was wild scene on Water
street, Thursday. as the horse of
James File tcher. who lives on Winthrop
hill. near the muster grounds, came up
Water street from Rines hill crossing
at a swift clip.
Horses are getting so accustomed to
runaways that the sight of one of
their number gone wrong merely
causes them 10 get out Of the way.
1t was SO in this case There was a
scramblng to let the brute run himself
out The horse doesn't look well. poor
fellow, and 1t wasn't long before he
showed up, not, however. until one
team had a pair of thils broken. and
Mr.. Fletcher lost his hat.
The owner of the wagon which had
the thlls broken is G; w. Whitney. He
said ii would take s. to pay, and ac-
oordingly Mr.. Fletcher had to ante up
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BOARD At INSANE HOSPITAL.
Special investigating Committee Returns
From Trip Through New England.

DR.. b. T. Sanbofn. superintendent of
the Insane Hospital, returned. Thurs
day afternoon, from trip through
New Hampshire and Massachusetts
on which he. with Governor Robbie ana
Councillor Gushing. took occasion to
visit various institutions for the in
sane with a View of Investigate ting the
price which is paid for inmates.
The above constitute a special com
mittee appointed by the Legislature To
investigate and report.
Or. Sanhorn says that The price at
all places visited is about the same as
III Maine. In The New Hampshire state
institution the price was found to be
SAFE a week, Is cents more than in
this state.
The superintendent says the trip was
Il most enjoyable one y