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to
-The
with
.KChrlrt
iare-i
At the.
was
with:
(faultily
[ashore,
rned,,
nanientB
rbarn
sriver,
df the
just
-dying
for the
m-
f%NPi it ttiha
town
.and
the
ore
kce and
i*cl6ck
RR.
ndne^y
*1*5
now^r ij
EO.
ew of
*y of
the
!_were
panies
don
9
•yjfe
li\
out badly bomed anff'ei&aijttsd
his efforts. Hveaa now lies lithe
in this dty_wlih fail eyes burned
wjth seroralother sevl^iivja
I BELK^^TO UTOL. NO ROTTTI. ^ET
a more heroic actthantfcsiofGI
and it is a matter of -uh
that his gallantry and
havecoathim aodear.
•A, MV8TERIOUS EXPLOSION.
,». 4»'#Wlmo*m KM Burned «ndA«ot)ier
•J .CMCAGO, Deo. 27.^-At ^L oclook, a.M
'Him •was ad explosionrjjii MarySupe^'
grocery, No. 2814 fttato'Street wwh
caused the low of a|^l)pii$t oneUfeiutf
setfiwtothe b&Ming. Whenthe
flamaa had beehextingtiished^chatred
remains ofaydung: ma^ ^en* found &
the center of -tKe^ store. The clothiri§'
*aa burned away and the roasted fieah:
Mat attay from., his arms aM
'.Mp. who the Victim is ia unknown,
but hie iB Suppoeed to be a burglar and
the cavae of the diaaater. Philip Polio,
SBES&18ISS§3$»*
.burned about the fioaTlianda andnabu'
He Was 'taken ta (habere* Jio
'wh«w the dt^M his injuries, are
pAvniN REPUBLIC nttE»sto
Demand otkp'Udtailtr to'/the
^w#er» 'Lttb Authority.'1
.(YOBK, Deis. 27,—The Tribune
.jesv'a special' from Santiago dig
isayiQgthe Haytien Republic, was
»d on Thursday b^^.fittj^ien
^^tiee tOii:thV, Ampritaii ',-Bl6et''iri:
mandofRear AdmirittlAKe.
^tfemnity f#' the qWwiW^ lfe-vei
pmountlM to #800,000' arid^tmt fc*
ehip'a^rew was $150,000.
firm during the relehse ofrt^jbv^fcl.
Thei Tribune
dent
.iff
•t/fiibtio
cabin
rA 'ME83E|^BER FR{^ HARRI8QN.
COL. FIBJLOWTY'II
Vialt.
to Gorninpr Fora-
K^LV'TIELLVVED^O
WEI83M^|^:^GAMPA1GN||^
It
Will
B« DLR^LTTO, SN
•volt g«i| IMtblbh O
-Hwi,
LqtiDON.'l^ec 27.i
Berlin'
opinio!
rioa^bill hot be ciin -...,
L^ I^KADE, BUT (HAT UE^
has bben directed to suppreaa
thp obast wad to
the maintenMioe .of order. Protest
'certain passages in the white
book Aivhig Gount Herbert Bismarck's
in the reich8tag has been made by
tcan company, who indigo
being the pnncinal impor
ters ai*ms and ammunition.'
YOLFCANPES »N, COLORADO
The Rooent My*t«vlaa« Explosions. At
ribated to flabterranean Dlstnrb^
aacn.
DKNVEE, t!olo.,"Dec. 27.—A local p^
per annptiiigea the duicovery of a TOIOWDO
in the ^estetn paw of this state and*^
tijbutes'to tliiB vii)lcano the recent
if ~h resulted in the death of^ijf
^0 Uohs.'» Seveial other myimri
I OF two days. Mr*Hegmiian has
beea wling for the PAST ^WIYLWWII VHE
WAIIV47.3FEAR8
oif
4
Grt-pit
ai|^iflca«c«.
CSicioo, Dec. 27.—A Tribune special
trOBi Ccaumbug, Ohio. saysr eol. W^ 3fc'
HolloWaj^qf: Hie Indianapdifi Xewa WiaiB
|n the cit^tfd caUedonGovernor
feer at hia j^laii^la Broid etreet,' -if.
IA IJIN^EWTTTOD
Jwd iMeirenoft to, ct^^^cmiitions,
yiaib. from huaidquarici^ gaVe.
|Ktininatoe4ettie rutnor thathtf.We a
jneaaage to ^VMp^ 'Foraker with' a
•iew.to learhing whetnSr-iii certain coq-
ttemncieahe rnw accept a'cabinet.po
eit&n should one^be offered him. In an
interview Jjovernor. Foraker refused to
nay what tile: object of Holloway's.yisit
was. ...v .v:f
were.no
[ona have occurred reobdy,
w, believed that the SOIDKY
-dcano, AS! it is calledl is.ihe
breaks.
1
JiyV#
«ptt Brother D*a
I^eb. 27.rr-W411ia"
age and A graduate of
(MONTW» COLLEGE LAW^
iachoKd.
^Mabb
a#
#1. ...
rmedand
^and
ofeih
mile away. «a
anaw«re savedfrom.
the pipmplneia '-mth
was used. Itis abrted'
persons willbeaffectod
A.CHRI
He
In OaMm^'lialll^S
A.fc)g-
v_-
Hegeman, Mrs. ChavuiCey, M. DE
S brother. died AT MR.^DT®^*4R^II
ITTTHW cifyof PHEUTTOFEIAVITTORMI
has
LIBEHMIMKLFDRTEYERU.LIM'GEINSITRANCE
MAMMAS and A' LM^ CO^RA-
LINKTON.
|27.:^A street
acks caused
trouble be
alf drunken
tan,and sev
in the fray.
exchamned,
,.ITONPIO«,DA)4J
.^ RAW^ WHITEE A
JMNTR^CCITEMENThere.
'DA fight betw
an and a
qild-
col
_'VIDF each color
SOME twenty DMIS^
?frheni TTE
thei"1
men
_W and quelled
looking tip seveh
«man was wounded
Tr^abl^^i J£ngU»h Cotton Factories.
-•'IJOKBDNI Dec. 27.-r-A crisis IS^ threat
ETTHL ihcptton trade at Bolton. Dis
^FIIFFTITAIOTIOII TO felt on the part
of tiie mas-
THREATEN a general lockout on
IU^TIITTFTT of {he "bad work done in the
Miltfc ind because of the pai*tial strike
AMO^G ihe'operatives.' The latter, hav
ing idnple.funds on hand feel confident
of maintaining a strike and defy the
^JAAASTMV "A prolonged struggle is feared.
^iTlirown Op^n to the Publin. ..
lifiLiJi! Dec. 27.'—The Maysville
/railroad, which is con
important project
to,
wat( tiu-ownopen
BIT and pessenger
^.TO Ashland on
ked
-V •*«.« FE&.'&J. %*»$|*
fillilllll
Millions Worthol
aVTctim ofthe
,:
Zns&iia^eilonater..'.5'.'
ThaEatireifoiness Portion ot
Bl&blehe*d, Mass., Swept
Away.
5.
Pyjer Sixty gwilrtirfgw in A«h«s
A $300,000 Blaase to
Cinddn»tt.
Mass., Dec. 27-Fire
tod. about 10 o'clock p. m, ia the
mc|bt of -Powers!, furniture sfa^e, and
ia'aaid to have been causM hy''the ex
of. a can of benzined' At mid
nl^it it is estimated thatysere^acrea
have been buiilte^ over, afd the enthn
l^ai^ will be at, lettrt $200| 009. Ajmong,
Uook, OoldOiw^^
^re«^i^ luge dtoe
FACTORY.ATHL^ J^M^]JD^ (K«UPI^TBY
dry gooda »ft^«i4 ^i^ branch
fljw. tEe Maswiip
a^atihg Hnk on
iCl^TnC
ATT^^AUEHTOINI
tpireas company's
g|
'a'
ie 'lami
twelve'
in^nfetely .titoe.
-J4M
fcirmer
Nir.ltf-'
w'ere^i^en Ad"
SM««'R navy
itementlackftall
tivieatriil ..
the entire winteri
ingV^isH^i
•-Inssfls'«» A^6T.
meift^nrevaiuitt
L^R.^AH^^SLSIO^
gotten imder .omtfo)
over a tra^tfrdkQ'eiehi
the biisineas oratMr
btarneddistilcfccov'
si(i%^-PJ«i^t
stte^.toSpiSg
"^^'--^re^.^BiBpt a
PMiltliwl
B^^BUUINS^VTFI'
en
Jttd^ aaid':dHW• he:
mtiS^^fatfilaany
bar wait ig^nerally ilac
outeide the' »h/oe
ings consumad were ,.
AT ASHLAND.
An Early Morning Blus Does Damage to
the Exteut of •15,000
ASALAND, Wis.. Dec. 27.—The early
liours of Christmas morning in Ashland
were marked by a big bhuse which de
stroyed the Olympic variety theatre, on
Second avenue west, a-saloon occupied
by Edward Welch, and another ^LOON
owned by Walter Norton, the Idea!res
,tauraut, and a blacksmith shop owned
-by the Schoeflfer estate. The'fire started
at 1:30 in the variety theatre/and the
firemen were brought out by the new
electric alarm system, which worked for
the first TIME perfectly. The blaze ob
tained considerable headway because of
the fact that a hydrant was frozen up.
but by fierce fighting the
mmm
ysa^ Jaii
h(Ht«eha
tuokyftk
thefiee died at
mer
detdahdi
a hote) baUM
The fifth %ij^naf oftheAiner
iainsessionin
New
Pittebtu^Bim1gt
Mr. Gur^M» ^Bortjtou, Dak., is ar
rested ch^jed'Mtli
in the recent am'
A ChinSkis hc^^a^i wanapoiidiiig to
Christmas was obaervBS ^Weanesday by
%INAMEN#RAUJ0MOF4P$'
Joluison fia^3^
the notorious Hal
week h) I^wirepcp
V'. ,Thedeathof ^6^VIIDCWMEUK^ the
well
toownJ«c«K5,to
Jrtcalfs box
tfttUdinga.- Neafly
was .burned over]
the i{ri parting
,oe. Miuy of'Jt$t
^sufferers by the
isineas. whida
,4^mths paat',
r^naay opera
o|jtofV^Kfor
fire'ia aull burn
%vf^ 'd^nite
h« .^reiit :e^cite
frrt'V-v
nrewas
ades.of
ihoth
Krom
'CMMCIWC^TBIP
d^troye^ was the QMjni—,—
file 'oeikfftment headquarters.' [^Smb
its.: loas
at
Kockl
[OBI.Vl'-.U
4
Ovel1
toGfihi
lain
Itrict
state
lefleia
fcfisof
CINCINNATI, J^ -27^IIT
raging in ..the Wert W.I!H
property 'will amount- tb upwardis ,®f
$800,000. The fire STAI^ AT8^ A.
in a stable on Budd street in THE-IEIMR
C. C. Jacobs'Cordage worlra and near
Budd street chair factory. The
spread through the w6rks and tof£!D
tenement buildings adjoininift A NUM^
beror freight carson the C.T^W. md C.,:
B., and C., C. and L. trackscaughghtfira
and ,were burned. Among/we firms!
burned out are the Budd Street Furniture
.company the Cincinnati Chair company
the Central Furnituee association
the C.' C. Jacobs Cordage works. All
carried heavy stocks. The buildings from
30 to 49 Buda street all rapidly fell before
the flames. At 11:25 the nre is under
control. The loss will amount to about
'$800,000.
flames
were
confined to the few buildings named.
The actors in the theatre lost all their
wardrobes. .The total loss on-buildings'
and stock is $15,000, with $2,500 insur
ance.^.
FIERCE FLAMES RAGING, G:
The Town of New Cumberland,
W. VA..
Said to be the Scene of a Great Con
flajtratioh.
PITTSBUBO. Pa., Dec. 27.—A special to
the Times from Wheeling says that it.is
reported that A great fire is raging in
New Cumberland, W. Va. Owing to
the lateness of.the hour it is imoossible
to obtain details..
Obaoka's Christina* Present.
FOB? BEXNEIT,
Deo. 37.—Ibra. Chaska,
nee COWT, Belie Fellows. the society belle
FAWN ^pjiahington,
who created
reported temi
TJice. Gen. MdikOff.Wia hprn is 1834.
A number of neatoeiU#ere .wounded
near Ucmtevallo, Alfi., while attempting
to r^ue a prisoner cltiu^ed witn as
in a
Senator r&NMiftvd, & pidifohiia, pre
sOTtedMch of the foiijrt^iigea fi the
United S^tes iHth a crisp, :iiew
•S bill. *r* pPtj
Srub
Miaerto TravierB: iilsted occuned
•Wednesdaiy.... r. .• .- v,
Ajn«^k3ml#ag 'ranied by, the
tJnion Veteom club, of Hririsburg, Pa.,
tfttr^ 'ffltmpaign of l®8?ihas been
jpweatajM to Qen Hmrison.
(bicnenortod nigration of ravraalhuq
dried half Moras from Manitoba''to the
mountainiTeservB in' Dakota is discred
ited by the Canadian govenunent.
The internal revenue oolleictioas in the
Springfield,, Ills., district so far this
mdnth hate amounted to $137*860—some
thing unprecedented in the history of
the district. .• -Vi'.-
The: vpublic schools at Woorisocket
Dak.i sftere closed by «n order of Dr.
Schnicd«rr
president of the board of
health, tm account of the prevalence.of
scarlet fever. •.'•-•• V' VV^v -V:
.. —woii has pereinptia-ily '"de»"
:|tlieiilyitation to the toj^-l^gidin
'^^tly to' the disappoihtment
pcncoone of pramliient inen
pd^anapolj^to attend.
Mm^ ^evimne of the fidiing
^^li^Alinio' Carl,^'now' at Anchor at
'-Allninio Cinr^ N. J.^ was mhriierod last
a oran^n h^igto sailor named
w, who is-ndw in ciuttody^.
®ngin*
Tt is alte r«i)^iteamit:the
or'the
foreifm-gveataat ^erktotith
B\ipreme court 'at
totj|e house, ta^jtonnction to 8erv
serve Out
eleventh '^sentence
An Epidemic piieviMij^. on titej
jpal horse ranches the Ik»%w
01
ing
oases causes a swell
whiefr extends TFBM a point of the
jaw to
tlie bi^ast,maldng
respiration and
eating difficult.
Six-Judge Robert A. Johnson Buicided
at his home in Avondale, Ohio,'about 7
o'clock this morning by. shooting him
self through the head with a revolver.
He was ONE of the most prominent Dem
ocratic politicians in Sovpiern Ohio.
DepteBsion on account of T^E death of
his wife is supposed to be the~cause.
The New York .World says Miss Mamie
Wood,of Brooklyn,
has confessed
Mme. Gasfcml de Fontilliat. nee Miss
Smith, a sister of Mrs. W. K.
Vander
bilt, has joine*^ the Catholic church.
Her husband,
a.
French nobleman, now
in business in Npw York citv. is a Cath
olic. They WERE! man-ied in Paris last
December but Mme. de Fontilliat de
olined to join THE Roman church until who too!
she had made A careful studv of its doc
tnne. I
MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR DEC. 26,
Chicago Ormn »nd Provisions. i:
Wheat—December, K%c Jaauai-y. mic
May, $1.08.
Pork-December, $1290 January, $13.90:
May,
*18.00.
•i'..but—December, $8.afc January,
P^RWRY. $T.70
^Short Bibs—January,
|6.95.
A
marrying the Indian
"TF Cheyeune agency, IS NV
On the"S)8D /NAT^FT 1? tfoiook
WIA bom, And mother and
well
Prominint KIW««MDIADUMTB*
/WOFKITISB OFTH« fiUmtftir
XTMTDAIKTES.
CWNW MADE
That
The
SUton sleel
made to 'a
WlteriO
aa accomplice
opium.
jpimwonewr 'BRTM-YRVT
al^ Moameiw tew
robaenried by inaoy o(V j^^(«f|W|qr|i.-:- -''On:'
the cwtxary, they have'
rious schemes bont»^^'f^^:^|d|j
the aot, iuch as
oir ooDimiasioiis, anMnttag 4dppcn aa
Vic?B ftrkiidM»t Band, at t^ ChicaitO,
MUwaukea ai4 ST
an amendment adopted.
Ukeputilio -notioe atiaU' 1»
are reduced as/when
such notioe not leas
idaya^thirty ,daya wd$ld be I
oTten as now. The
hate authority to si Imcli
.ithf oom
petit^ofl^w^
part by wjatc^ Caiia^.. :V
F^esideht StidaMT of the OhicM
Kansas City aaS 8t'!Paul railway, givi
expfesmoh to^muchtfiie aaine ideas aet
forth in his speech Mf)re the Waatarn
Freight saso^tion laiBt week. He wants
a more vigoixus administration of the
law. It toj.JbtLfatally deCaotive ia
right toWBontrbl'.ciarrkii
witfc thedutytoprotoct.^NoCovwn
ment t^ /ightfnlly take atnur trotu the
individual the poorer jpiC pw^te ^n
self wifii^ut at the aame tinqlK extending
tha brotocnon of the go
venuawit. The
'ftct to regBlate commerce" has to a cer
tain e*^t reoogniaed this principle.
—«... ttwaswatomary
.««itl!tei^|ae.t6 acoa|it kaa i—
at' one point to make
wifBge atvlntainiadi
n» company made
won another
fli wr. S
indicated ia
malto^pris^aiik
R^ND A MODCTATE iunount of avail
P^TSIB freeboo"
may' ROB AAD plunder at
Jbotnthe^BRJIJAD^
Jan. i'»
CmcAOO, Dec. 86.
rates to the North*
:?'OUT"FOI'
Mv.
.rr^Wette^ tif th^'
low-
tothe I.^_
O—— Tiie
•7-RX-R^ .the J^ANILA. of the throat
and in a majority
$tlO0 to st.i|
ond CL^SS.
On Jan. 1,1
from CHicagl
Kansas 0/ITYJ
and LeaVenf
$12.50, FII^T
Chicago TOX|
the above
same date I
vailiug on']
the Atohisc.
was
about]
denied at tl
that
Harry Schdpnmaker, who oh Sunday
night committed suicide after mortally
wounding his wife, took her (Miss Wood)
to Asbury Park on Dec. 15, and there at
the point of a pistol betrayed her. He
broughther BFOK TO iBrooldyn and be
KIEFHI^S^ that he intended TO
The H«por(
of a
CHICAC
ofa cut in|
City and
Created ai
both here
immediat
it is at
cut was
Kansas CI
rates hav|
ported tt
thedis
NJ
Wiaconoll
OL
ASI
paatfev
conduct
roaid
pany
Wheelej
have
otheroi
tenden^
THEI
toknov
,ny
Oorn—December, 3^is January, 84^ Feb
ruarj', 84^o May. 37c.
^Oate—December, ss^c January, S5Xc May,
S7 72U:
May, $7^§®7.8«.
Februao, $6.88
Paul Grain and Provision*.
Wheat-No. Lhard, $1.17 »»id No".
1
Northern,
$1.00 bid: No. a Northern, WW bid. &S>. *,*••
Corn—No. %ota,82obld: now, 80c bW.^ I ....
Oate—No. 3 mixed, asjgc bid D^oember, jSUc
Wd No.
S
white, 9ltc aaked.
Barley—No change.
Ry&—No. S, 58c bid, S4c«skeit
Ground Feed—$18.00aslced.
Corn Meal—Unbolted,
WX
trailer
aeoond
the
of]
cent.
$810,1
t|j-l--
$13.00
oaked,
Brau—$11.75aiked. 'H
Baled. Hay—No.
1,
Upland Iframe,
Closer Seedr-$il0 bid.
TIMOT^SEJDF^.ASBID
Bg|[S^fflc bid 88c asked.
.jpuito
heavy
aisnltanv.',^
.—jTWflnn
-it
$5:50
$6.00asked: No. 1 $4 00@3.00 aafced.
DreiKd Hose—$s.CU bid.
Ftat8Md-$lJBSbld.
bid,
fl vA-vtxSi* i'..
toir it
VJS
W}
W'aJb1^ 3
a**#,
contract
at A.Pleste
TTW LTTWB
SALNG JBRADTD TGR N«LA4J
V^V: INWQRI^AALHW^,''
on
Nortliweeina
daOAOO, Deo: ».—A. «ni^^
ditional interviews with rsflfoad
i^em on the intoratate o&ninarM-
TB»:
Ended.
CAICAGOAGT^T^WWD,
"FOR THE PAIT^VE IHO^L DO AQT
Hiir&n
marck
woodt48S
Falfet 1,
Fork$.1^88.
'Thtrr
Iliinolr
pmh
^ortlieiliu^iKla
The
tteKimtoira^ntia, the
railwa
..eatimated
.tSJfel
CF —,
stroyed* Armed with this traneodous NT
health by *1
SnsKs
kaowntoMtf
TotboM iM
ifm of eMtveya'cop
tMa.Ai
I
THEIR owners wnd the
pilblic, who ARE the custMners of the
railwayB.
»TO0T IMAILBQAP RATE8.
*he 8T. LWI AUM^ TARUR
Mlusarl River
wmMi'
scm, ^WnfwtartM
ffeafc
Terry and'ilrookt
LEENT^ROED. BEW^L:
fjirt.
yinton^ Jie^feijuub
nort hetafamiiiM
located at tha above
new pamphlet
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IpeoiidLatld ^oblriiio
kota. •''»cv^hj|
ahouklbe na^lqr
tetnplettBi^
tot
home.^
eft free.
Boweeij
St., Chii
at Mancbpateir,
&
JSF
acorn-
in^ouriiliinner-
V»AS..^
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