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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
FlREW0RKSl

!. O. Mcdonald Candy Go, has ne
finest line In the State. COMMITTEES 90
city displays can save cunsllemhs
money by getting our prices before
buying.
j. q. MCDONALD CANDY co,
q W. Third South ST.. Salt Lake CiN
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kllers amelter at Pueblo ana a.
m,sinllic NJ Lcadyiilc. both trust M ~.
WI resume work nj once ana tp''lls
~ WI FOLLOW In few days sh'
This ends the shut down,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

suit or hernard rocro ". .. sautolIni
Partially heard by Judg. cherry.

'"s'H H'ANN w HhNE' thfrrfs
-, Judge Cherry today partially heard
inc case ON appeal of Bernardo Tucoo
W r. s1niuliul and uu motion 40 the
ullorn'F Tor tho defense IL continuance
was taken until Monday. The action
" TO recover $3.50 uu u promlsslry note.
me parties Go the transaction are
Italians and the agreement tn nav Ia
drawn mp IN that Language. Tho motto
was made ln favor or a. Grlaso. IA for
mcr partner NJ the defendants. now Ina
Ray who assigned his claim 10 me-
plhintln The translation of tho note
ny Tuocp in court today created cone
siderable amusement 10 IL 49, follows:
'SWt Lake city 5-2g. 1897
~ declare myself 10 Doc indebted TO
q, Grnsso lu the sum uf $3.50 which
sum must bo paid I1 November i,l..
Signed 4, santollni.
IN the JuHtlHrs3 court judgment was
rendered lu favor uf plHluun for the
flIl amount when defendant appealed.
Wllry llrown appeared for piulnur
defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

Mamie A. brothers. By her attorney.
c. 3, Price, has flcd an amended com
plant against her husband NJ. J..
Brothers In tho Third district court.
setting forth practically tho same al.
legations as Ia "a former bin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

Madrid June ALA dispatch 10 the
Impartial from Manila says Baron 40
Maronnis, Frenchman, who went "a
me rebel camp TO intervene In behalf
n the Fillplnos. has been MISUNDERSTANDING
murdered
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CLEARING n0TsE REpORr.

Salt Lake city. June q. 1899.
Todaya clenrlngH ...... .....GiOi 1872 II
Same day last year ,..,...... 9o,sO5. Il
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Milwaukee. WIS. June 2i.-A general
discussion Of train rules was the feh-
ture of tUdny'H session VI the train
Dispatcher association Of America
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brest, June 2i.--Admirai Barr,..
the French cruiser sax with ~ "a
on board cannot be expected t'.elta
fore June 20 or "a. nerc b..
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE

Tho Salt Lakl Tomrlc win close on
Friday evening. June aOth, and reopen
on Monday, August TN, 1892.
LORENZO SNOW,
President.
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DIVIDEND SorIoE.

UTAH SUGAR CO.-ifhe Hoard Oh ilI,v
tors VI the Utah sugar Company has lh .,t "a
declared dividend no. 10 Oh h per .,tHY, M
June ", 1893 20 stockholders OF fvcuig ~, "
June 20, 1900 Tho transfer hooksot ihe s'.l ~
pany Will be- closed on June ~, 1877, ~ o p''~
and ruopehed june 20. 1879 az Jlnh,.,,y
srcrotAfV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

Denver. June u.-Tt was announced
on reliable authority today that The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

Second oregon, at Norzagarary. April
20, y, QunrtcrmaHter Sergeant ChufleB
r. Harrington, head. slight
Fourteenth Infantry Near Las plnaH
and Hepota. June 10th, 18th. 18Th, l.,
First Lieut.. H. q. Learneard, leg
slight; l., Harry p. Emory. leg. severe;
l.; hobert Cryan, leg, severe; Enoch
Walgren, eye. slight.
Twelfth lnfantry-L, VIM. q. chill
ardy, head and hand, moderate: John
Long, shoulder. moderate.
First Montaua-san Fernando, 10th
@, Warren Morris, shoulder, slight
Charles T.. Robb. thigh. slight. NJ.
David Silver, abdomen. severe: a. Ser.
goant Geo. w, Boardman, lip. slight:
James W, G, Dennis. Buttock, slight.
twentieth Kansas, NJ, VIM. Eek
worth. shoulder. severe.
Seventeenth Infantry
O. John Benudreau, elbow. slight;
Robert Ford. foot. slight; G, Sergeant
James II. Laughton, arm slight.
Flfty-nrst Iowa
G, David Malling. forearm, moderate,
ID, Nathan ID, Rockefello, lung. severe,
charles r. Lucas, ear, slight. Louis Il.
woodruff nnger. slight; X, Corporal l..
Fourth Infantry
Near Dcsmnrinas i9th-B. Paul waR-
ncr face, severe; Frank Husa ier
moderate; Frank sulks. thigh. modcT,
atoi Herbert Mihlln, abdomen, severe .
ID, VIM Donnelly, face, severe: Thomas
Ihnrleton, thigh, severe; Clarence Mar
lln, abdomen, moderate. William q
Henry arm, slight. W. G. HalneH. arm.
hlghti Artlncer Geo. Dills, abdomen
severe; X. Charles +. Kreoger, forearm
,,!Ilght, charles a, l.nyman, moderate:
Thomas Parker, thigh, mpderntc'
Artlncer Edgar Kiphart, thigh, severe.
J., Arnold A. Mason. chest. severe, Frej
DAVIS, leg, moderate, William Prignitz
Knee ana leg, moderate; corporal vii,
Ham II. Lang, neck, severe 49,
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Thomas W. Andrews. near Las PinaA:
18th, d, VIM. someH, IN Goodren. at
Zapotc river
Fourth Infantry Near Desmurinns.
goth. -. Corporal Pete Goorski y. VIM.
~ Coax ID, Daniel Donovan. X. Chns.
Hope.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

The latest novel by a. e., Guuiot
iAMMEi.
"a West Second South Street.
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Washington, June Eileen. Otis re-
ports the following additional casual
tIHns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Munisipal-Sanfen beiinoen
ii6 i'm Yeiibe uno in Der 0erpaltuns
Der 100, 900 uno mebr Ginmobner adb'
lenben ruiiiiden Stdote Clarion, aa'
fan, IItradan uno &iiHineu.
Ser lei1tehe Sodep. ben es
ie 9eaeben. mar elm geuiiIer 2ithener
In Gnalanb um's Sabr 1910. Oerielbe
tuoa nur 81 pfuno. Spdter bate er
Gin 10rpernemiht INN Rs Nfmnh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

3u elmer gluttbat auf
bober See fam es auf Der britiiden
Bart .peaaius." Gin Watroie Na=
mems &lin9er gerietb wGbreno elmer
Ga1rt oes S6ifies bon Yortlano, Ore.
nab Queenstown England. nit einem
onoeren WatrUicn Mamens SuitDn in
Der Satelaae in Streit, Der nadber aul
Sef aus9eiodten muroe. Singer oers
ieBte Sutton einen Meiieriii6 in ben
unterleib. uno SuttOn ieBte lid nit
einem gele9nu9sl (eine metallene
pinne, Die in Elm Sod in Der &elin9
seliedt miro uno gum Sele9en oes lau-
fenoen Sauwerts oient) CUR Webr, bis
sr tOot gu gooen i%iiirSte. alinger wuroe
tn Glen gelest uno in Queenstown Der
Solisei ~iiberlehSn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
Gin OUTER Arrl.

Ger fleine Mar 5u ieiner
Diana, bic lid oas brittle Mal perbei.
ratbst): r9u, Mama. tpenn i'd 9roB
bin, iuerpe id Sumelier, oa beiommft
gu INNER Die Sraurin9s umionf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sunqer gr5t: Sen erIten pa-
tienten bait ibid bebanole ibn auI
@e6ielfieber SECT muB i6 nur trats
ten, oaB er mir ni6t al elmer anoer'n
Grantbeit meQ1tirbt !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
Gin Ahmud1ru.

Sifdoame: Strait Sic niemals
Die 8eue, Serr 6raf, iber Sbr iriiberes
tOlles 9eben?" = 8raf: -Gndoi9e
Srau, i'm Gjelentrbeumatismus-iedt
bic Heu' i6pn nit orin!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

u u u " l I "
ten Iterben in 6rantreih runo 24O.'
600 9srionen i'm Sabre.
@ls Sombe cine Ncetplen.
lampe an9eieben bat liinst en-
Dam in Sernals bel @ien. Gin
6iatertutlher bate mGbreno Der Tabrt
ben riifmdrtigen 2beil ieiner acetplen.
Wagenlampe Oerloren, uno elm Blatant.
Der oieies nit &alcium=&arbio geilllte
gledasidB 9eiunoen. trus ieinen sumo
pui oas poliSeiiommiiiariat. mo er Der
Weinung @usorud perlieb. oaB beiags
ter 8egeniianb wabrideinlih cine
Ypmbe lei. Die bon einem .Sadper-
tlnoigen" porgenommene unteriudung
perihaiite iofort bic ueberseusuns bon
Der Sarmloii9teit oisies 6unoes uno
~perpanpelte ben Shrsden, Der in Solss
oes itnell perbrsitstsn Gsriidts pcn Der
gntoeduns elmer .Sombe1 entianoen
mar, in 0siterteit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

UnldnSt trbHten mir einen %orraib an Samen >Suden, Die unbebeutnb bes
lbdoi9t murben burd 9SanCr, uno mir pouen ptNe 81 bepeutenb berabseHs=
ten Frenen pertaufen.
s.. 80 Sualtdt lbmere Sdnouen 6lotb SGten 81. ........... S4.98
IS. 70 Sualhdt Idmare &erNp Glotb Suden lin. ............. S5.9S
5000 Sualttdt ltwarSe6 eriep Glotb Saden Tin. $3.50
$1,000 Nualitdt ldmarSe @prIeo Glotb Suden iii. -. -. 5000
NetNoen baben mir cine Sualttdt Samen=, Wdoten unb ainbers
ladsn at benz Bargain Gid 81 beoeuteno beab9eiesten Freien.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
CIRCUIT COURT.
A Large Number Of Cases Dis
missed This Morning.

Circuit count was IN ses ION this
morning, and the following cases we're
disposed of;
The San Javier Mining and Milling
company, of Mexico, VS.. Valentine
Leonard, on note. Dismissed.
Elizabeth BalIenger ct al, VS.. the
P. c. G. & ST. L. railroad company
Dismissed.
Nancy Powell VS.. John Powell
Dismissed
M. D. Doddridge, guardian. VI. the
estate Of Hester Lam mott, claim. Dis
nissed.
A. W. Deering et al VS. r bert f
b yd. for money paid. Dismissed for
want of prosecution.
Samuel G. White ell VS.. The Central
Union Telephone company. Dis
missed.
Catherine Hodgin eft al VS.. William
Hodgin, for partition. Final report
of commissioners filed and commits
sloners dismissed.
State ct al George Davis rs. George
w. Davis, ct al on pond. Dismissed
at plaintiffs cost.
Lydia Finney VS.. John Fnney,
money loaned. Dismissed
Second National bank ". Fred
Mag eft al , for foreclosure, Judge
ment for $ll ,075 90.
zsbeth A. Luken VS.. Michael j
O'Brien, non esi6ent, deeree.to quiet
title and satisfy mortgage, granted by
the court.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
ALMOST A FIRE.
A Dangerous Con fl agration Mar
rowly Avsrted at the Home
of Judge Fox Last
Evening.

A serious conhsgration was very
narrowly and very happily averted last
evening at the home of Judge d. c.
Fox on the west side, and the judge
today has marks of the event. Miss
Flora Fox went into her room and in .
moment her call for help brought her
father hurriedly to her side. The win
dow curtains and blinds were in
flames, having csught from a match or
the gas get. Judge Fex quickly seized
the curtains and blinds in his bare
hands and dashed them to the haor.
The carpet was set on fire, and the
flames also took hold of the bed cloth
ing. 1t was with considerable diff
Guilty that the fire was put ont without
doing still greater damage. The judge
wears two bandsged fingers on his left
hand, which was severely burned.
Miss Fox escaped unharmed.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Fine watches at Haner's.
Read Boston store column On page 4 4.
Buy only genuine Winifrede coal
| have exclusive sale. Farnham.
A real luxury, worth many times its
cost, is the vapor bath cabinet. DR..
Cna les, 81 south tenth street, will
show them to you. CIT
Since writing the notice of the We'd
nesday society's meeting. the ladies
composing that society have telephoned
that owing to bsd weather the meeting
would be postponed.
Miss Ethel Larsh, daughter of c. S.
Larsh and wife, is now at Galveston
Texas She has written very interest
ingiy indeed of her trip thithsr and of
her various experiences on the way.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
THE CONTEST
At High School Hall or Friday
Evening Becoming the Gen.
ter of | terest.

Whether or not any one else Is
thinking of other events, the high
school pupils are even forgetting Dew
ey and Aguinaldo in the intense in
terest and class fe cling now prevailing
in contemplation of the approaching
oratorical contest at High School hall
on Friday evening. There will be
seven speakers, two from each of the
more advanced classes and one from
the freshman class Three possible
winners are talked of, and whispers
regarding dark horses are not
among the things unheard.
1t will be au excellent contest, and a
packed house is expected.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
SOCIETY,"


The Modern Precilla club met with
Miss Loleus Camplin on Monday afte r
noon. The next meeting will be he'd
at the home of Miss Clara Morris. go
south thirteenth street.
The Z endA club will give their next
dance on next Monday night. the 18th i,
instead of Thursday A nice time has
baen arranged for.
The Epworth League of Grace NJ. E.
church will render the following pro-
gram tonight in connection with their
regular busin.s meeting: Paper on
Long fellow, Mrs. w. S. Hiser; Critl-
cism of Evangeline, Prof. I A Mott;
vocal solos, Misses Mamie Neff and
'Jeannette Ritter.
MISS Nellie Pogue entertained in an
elegant manner last evening at 6
o'clock dinner in honor of Miss
8ouslog. of Peru. The evening was
devoted to cards aud dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vogelsong will
celebrate their f'fth wedding anniver-
sary next Tuesday evening at their
home on south ninth street.
-
The following persons formed din
ner party at Tee Westcott last even
leg: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sample,
Mrs Jesse Harvey of Indianapolis, the
Misses Lillian and Gertrude Taggart
of Indianapolis, the Misses Mamie and
Itrtha Hill, and Walter b. Golden.
Mrs. D. FL kuth was given a very
pleasant surprise last evening at her
home on soath twelfth street, by
number of her friends. The surpris-
eTs brought with them an ample sup
pig cf refreshments and gay evening
VISA passed. Progressive pedro was
-$afura Of tina .axenin~ss ant f~fess-ss
menE ..s<a tuor reuu Prfscs were Wpn by
Mrs NGeorge Baker and D. Il. kuth.
The Magazine club met yesterday
afternoon with Miss Laura Ratlff, on
Fort Wayne avenue A mieelianeous
prog am was rendered, with
music by Miss McCabe and Miss
r atlff. The next meetiag will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Kidder, on north
street, next Monday after
noon.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
RAILROAD NOTES.
Items If Local ard General Inter
est to RAILROAD Men.

John F. Miller, general superintend-
ent Of the Pennsylvania southv est
ern system, spent Sunday at Terrs
Haute with his son, Harry Miller.
superintendent of the Vandalia main
line, returning TO Columbus yesterday.
Train 2l. on the Panhandle, on Sat
urday ran from Columbus to Xenia,
fifty Ave miles, In sxty-seven minutes,
and from South Charleston to Xenia.
nineteen miles in eighteen minutes,
hauling eight cars, including four
sleepers-
Superintendent J. S. May, of the
Richmond division. was IN Indian
apolis yesterday.
The g.. r. s. L. time table changed
last Sunday, but the only changes of
consequence which sffect this city are
IN the arrival of trains number 4 and
?. formerly due IN this city at 10. 35 q.
m. and 4:10 p. n. respectively. Num-
Der will hereafter arrive at 1890 q.
m, and number will arrive At 3:40
p. m. and remain thirty five minutes
bofore departing for Cincinnati. They
viii leave for that point at the usual
time-4:15 p. m.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
DEATHS All; FUNERALS.

LEAB-Christian B. Leah died at his
home, ll42 roth ] street, this morn
ing about O'Clock, after long i'll
ness, aged 81 years. Funeral Thurs
day. Meet al the house at L O'Clock,
First English Lutheran church at
o'clock. Services conducted by DR..
j W Kapp. Interment at Earlham.
The death was hastened by a wound
inf cted ty would be burglar who
was discovered by Mr.. Leah in his
house one morning last summer. The
burglar shot Mr.. Leah in the abdon en-
and fl sd
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
RAIL ROAD MATTERS.
A Redrafting of the Ordinance for
the Cambridge City Inter Urban
"A Committee Coming This
Week

Attorney C. E. Shiveley is re-
drafting an ordinance for a
franchise for the Cambridge
C:tv Intee-O r.s~nr Txucxiou COM
pany, composed OF kenney. Kepler
and others, and whose lines are to con-
meet Cambridge City. Dublin, German
town and other towns in the western
part of the county. The promoters
claim to have money back of them and
are determined to make the thing go.
Some time this week committee
from points southwest of Fairhaven
will be here to consult with the local
railroad committee and present the
claims of that section of country for a
road.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
NO JUDGE YET.
Natural Gas Gaze Appears to be
Considerably De,ayed.

Natural gas consumers who have
their ea to the ground listening
for the approach of the judge who
is TO try the case instituted against
the local conpany by David White,
are hearing nothing but the signing of
the breezes through the gas pipes, the
clicking of overworked meters, aud
are rewarded with nothing but frozen
ears. So far no judge has been Sc
cured, and Judge Fox says he has
written to almost every judge he knows
in all the country roundabout.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07

LONDON, England. February =
The suit or William Waldorf Astor for
five thousand dollars damages against
the Daily Mail for libel was settled in
court today, upon the suggestion of
the lord chief justice that the proprie-
tors of the Daily Mail apologize. The
apology was promptly given. The Mal
had published an account of dinner
party given by Astor with a fictitious
list of guests and imaginary features
which Mr.. Astor claimed held HIM up
to public ridicule.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
new TELEPHONES
TO BE THE ORDER OF THE.
DAY-NEW SYSTEM

Given q Franchise Last Night by &
Unanimous Vote of the Common
Council-Measures of Retrench.
ent-Street Fair Information
Expert Accountant - Cellar
Door Ordinance and Others-A
Three Hour Session.
Council met in three-hour session
last night and transacted lot of bnsl
ness. The business was put through
promptly and a great deal of 1t wal
gone through with In a com paratively
shori time. The business was. in brief
as follow:
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Gem presented a resolution
which was passed, providing that every
bill for any article purchased Tor any
of the departments of the city shall be
|itemized, and ali claims for work shall
state the time worked and the price
paid. after having been o. k. d by the
chairman of the proper committee.
shall be filed with the city clerk, who
shall present the same to counclllaen,
and all such bills shall go to the finance
committee for examination and ap-
proval. This committee shall report
all bills examined by them to the next
meeting. The city treasurer shall re-
fuse to pay any bills or claim not o.
K I'd by the finance committee and ap-
proved by council.
PETITION.
Frank Kehlenbrink aud others peti-
toned for brick sidewalk of Star
brick onsthe east side of south eighth
street, from f TO Fl streets.
REVENUE STAMPS.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Gem
was passed providing that tbs city en-
gineer notify each contractor before
presenting his bids for any public i'm
provenent that contracts must bear
% cent internal revenue stamp and
bonds a 80 cent stamp. All persons
applying for a sewer permit must also
place 30 cent stamp on the bond.
STREET FAIR.
Mr.. Kennepohl presented some cor
relative TO street fair.
He had letter from a. Z Foster,
president of the Street Fair Associa
ton, at Terre Haute, in which he said
their street fair was managed by the
business men and was a success. bout
IS 900 was spent III the enterprise.
Great crowds frequented the streets
every day and the number of outside
people was greater than for any six
days in the history of Terre Haute
The business done was nearly as great
IS the usual Christmas week.
A second letter was from FIT. Wayne,
saying the street fair was great sue
,ess in a social and business way hut
On the financial side was big allure.
That city will give another fair this |
year and expect to make back the
oss of last year. However, if the first |
air had been a success financially, a.
econd one would not be given.
These letters were received and
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
Railroad Sold.

TOLEDO, o. February The
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad sold
today under foreclosure Of mortgage.
1t was bought by representatives of
the reorganization committee for a
million dollars, the purchasers assum-
ing mortgages and liabilities amount
ing to over six millions. The com
pany will te reorganized.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
HARRIS RESIGNS.
Addison c. Harris Withdraw
From the Morton Statue

Addison c. Harris, minister to Ars-
tria- Hungary, has resigned from the
commission created by the legislature
of 1897 to place statue of Governor
Morton in the National Statuary Hall
at Washington. E. B. Martindale has
been appointed in Mr.. Harris's place.
Charles II. Niehaus, of New York. is
the SCULPTOR. The statue viii he fn-
ished and put III place by September /.
and viii cost 5000. Ex Senator
Shiveley, of this city. is also member
OF the commission.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07

The people are panic stricken, fleeing
in all directions. The female seminary
closed and the pupils hurried home
The attorney general and Judge Settle
went on . boat Sunday to hold eour,
Monday but abandoned their purpose
and left on the same boat which ear
ried many residents away. 1t is
thought the disease was brought on by
dec,ying saw-dust from saw mills.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07

posed amendment went to committee
on railroads, city attorney and civil
engineer.
PROTEST.
The city clerk WAS instructed TO
write 10 Senator Binkley protesting
against any change in the law relative
TO fire departments.
CLAIMS.
A large number of minor claims
were allowed. The chief one was for
81 AZ AZ, due the Light, Heat and
Power company for January.
COMPLAINT was made by Mr. Bell
that electric lights on the west side are
turned out every morning before D
o'clock.
Attention was called to the bad con-
dltion of Randolph street.
DR.. Fer,Ing, dairy inspector. report
ed thirtytwo diaries inspected and
found one diseased animals
A. Jeffers. live stock inspector. re-
ported 1879 600 pounds of cattle in
speeted, also 1863 $40 pounds hogs, 20,-
600 pour ds calves and 600 pounds
lambs. One hug was condemned
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.

Mr.. O'Neal presented motion pro-
viding that the city attorney draft an
ordinance requiring the finance COM
mite to employ an expert accountant
every four years to examine all books
pertaining to the city government, to
ascertain if they are correct, and that
such an expert be employed as soon as
this ordinance goes into effect. The
motion passed.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-07
Democrat to BE Seated.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, February Z.
The senate committee on privileges
and elections reported in favor of seat
ing Kidd, Democrat This was the re-
suit of an agreement reached with
Democr rats in the house.
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The Philippine Representatives
Leave Washington.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February z
Juan Luns, Filipino, left today
This leaves only Lopez and Losada tie
sick associate of the Philippine repre-
sentatives here.