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New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

10000 forfeit That explained Why Massachusetts, was
not IN favor Of paying any more money by way OF royalty
Mr. JENCKEs CRep, R. ~ denied that the Providence
Company had obtained the patent for any such consider
Mr. BUTLER had his information from membes Of
the House (Mr. Washburn of Massachusetts) who had
himself made the bargain and received the $4,000 forfeit
Mr. STEVENS Rep, Penny remarked that while he
Committee aseertaned after three years OF investRa
ton that all the Inventions OF had been m0nop
Ozed by the Providence Company, and that English
company which had been established In the United
States for the manufacture of wood screws had been
bought up by the Providence Company.
Mr. WASHBURN (Rep., Mass opposed the bill, argn-
ing that was for the benet OF one OF the greatest mo-
nopolies in the country
Mr.. VAN wYCK Rep, N. " opposed the oill and
quoted The Neo- York Ecetng Post TO show that the
American Screw Company, starting with original cap
tai Of $4,000 had capital OF 81 600 after making
dividends estimated at $4,000 OO0 He asked whether the
Industry OF the country should be longer taxed to gu
Mr.. BROMwELL rep, nl) knew It was on Just such
allegations that the bill OF last Congress defeated
but that although notice given 10 a the nanufac
turers OF wood screws In the country no opp0sitonas
made before the Committee on Patents 70 this bill.
Mr.. MYERS Rep., PenDD protested that the Dill was
not for the benefit OF the American Screw Company,
rather intmatng that the opposition came from that
source.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, (Rep, Mass) characterized the bin as
OF the country for seven years. TO the extent OF millions
OK dollars. II the Committee believe that the widows
ana heirs OF Harvey proper objects or national
charity, wOnd he better TO report bill giving them
100000, or bali million, than to pass this6ll.
MI BUTLER had found from further inquiry. that the
only mistake IN his remarks the assertion that Har
Yey had paid the forfeit OF $4,000 He had not done
On YVIe the bill was defeated 81 10 H. ~ follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
THE REPUBLIC OF THE PACIrIc-PRE
FOR CONFLICT

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 14--Acapulco adyicos
TO Feb have been received Tho opposing Governors In
the State OF Guerrero Alvarez and Jimnez. were still
preparing for battle but collision had taken place.
II expected that the duty imposed upon silver
dollars Will cause extensive smuggling Lacedo had sent
messengers to the Governors OF chihuahua, Durango,
Sonora aud snaloa with propositions for tho formation
OF Independent government TO be calsd the Republic
Of the Pacific include Lower California and portion
Of Jasco Gems Garza cortn0. Canaes, and carayalai
are reported TO faysr this Northern Republic
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15


The House, az O'clock resumed the consideration OF
the twQ remaining resolutions In the election from
the lid Congressional District OF Kentucky, declaring
that Samuel f. Smith, the contestant for Mr.. Browns
seat, did receive majority Of the votes and direct
ing the Speaker TO inform the Governor Of Kentucky
that vacancy for Congress exists I'm that District
Mr.. DAWES tRep, Massl addressed the Houses In sup
port OF the resolution This the first in either
House Of Congress where IL claimed that man who
had received minority OF votes entitled 10 seat
because the receiving the majority Of votes incl
gbe lie knew that II had frequently been done in the
British House OF Commons since the days OF Praise0d
BarebOnes sustaining the OF John Wilkes but not In
recent years In this Mr. Brown 10 whom the House
contestant Samuel E. Smith, 2Sl6 votes aud thelIouse
asked 10 declare that Smith entitled to the seat
He had no patience with my OF reasoning whose
result would ercumvent the will OF majority of voters
any district The Committee OF Elections while divided
the question Of Mr. Browns eligibility unanimous in
the opinion that N not within the power OF the House
10 substitute In the place OF Mf. Brown O who had
received only minority Of the votes. II any question
gressiOnal District OF Kentucky 1t that they did not
want Ito be represented in Congress by Mr. Smith Mr..
Dawes presented the views n writing OF an absent
Der 0f the Committee OF Elections tMr. sheabarger)
which were read TO the House They coincide with those
expressed by Mr.. Dawes.
Mr.. ASHLEY Rep., Ohio) suggested that the ease OF
Mr. Brown might be sent back by his constituents
Mr.. DAWES-Suppose they do; IL there other way
of Keeping him out Of this House. let Congress law
defining the powers OF the ballot and let the elector
last amendment Of the Constitution Congress has right
70 pass snch law.
Mr.. PAINE Hep, Wis., moved to postpone to Monday
week.
Mr DAWES resisting, the motion was lost, Al to &c.
The claimant being entitled TO address the House.
TO do when Mr. PAINE declaring that 10 not fair
TO force him TO speak at such late hour moved that
the House adjourn. Adjourned to Saturday
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
CANADIAN GAscoYADE.

MONTREAL, Canada, Feb. 14-Adjutant Cen
oral McDouga. in lecture before the Militia Officers
Association strongly urged the necessity of fortfyng
the frontier lie said that the preservation OF Canada In
tho OF with the United states depended tho
construction of series OF detached FORTS Ia Wide clrcn
fcrence without Which, Ia the absence Of sound military
systen, Canada Was iBdefensblc.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
Kim cONGREss-srooxD SESSION.
NOTIFICATION or me TAX on LIoUoRs

MoDHIcATIoN OF THE TAX on LIQUORS.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate memo
rial praying Tor modification Of the tax on liquors. Re-
ferred 10 tie Committee Oh Commerce. y =.
ARMY OyFIcERs CLAIMS. -l.
Messrs TRUMBUiL (Rep.. Iil). CONkLiNG (Rep., N.
W and WILLIAMS Qlep., Ofegonl presented memorials
from officers of the Volunteer Army protesting against
the passage 0f the bill Introduced by Mr. Wilson KeD.
ass) relative TO alton for pay, and settling forth
that their claims equitable and grow out Of the Law Of
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

ORDERS UNDER THE RECONSTRUCTION ACTS. D
The SPEAKER presented 0 communication from the
Secretary Of War in answer 10 resolution offered by
Mr.. Brooks with copies OF all the orders by the Com
manders " the five Military Districts Of the South for the
execution OF the Reconstruction acts Committee on Re-
construction Also resolutions OF the Virginia Constitu
tona Convention relative TO the tax on tobacco. Ways
and Means.
RELIEF OF THE NAVAJO INDIANS.
MT. BUTLER (Rep Mass) reported bill for the relief
OF the Navajo Indians at the B0squet RedOndO and to
establish them reservation, appropriatng $4,000 to
remove the Indians. Passed.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
NAVY G.iZETTE.

Lieut. Commander c. c. Carpenter is detached
from the command Of the " omrg ard pseeJ ~ srE oIs
The fooeing detached the Nyoihf snd psfed -
waiting orders; AcpgMsstrr Gcgs wikins thas
r. Hskios, Aetrgssse ni-Sursson y j. hsnsfsW AZ
stant kngHee * W. Sehsr Frsn o. hut s1a Jsms hereaa
Second Assistant Engineer Thonss Lyneh Ihaasan
James H. Speght Bostswsin John BaTare a..
Gunner Jon g. Ssplea PaszedA Daniel bh,
detached WyWung ordered te setge he accounts
b. Y Mccartney detached from the Ass's
squadron, aui grSIiei sck rsve.
Psyns.er J. Wait dsacbsd from the SswIIan9hrs ard orssrsd
10 1etile bis :. Il. a.,
Acting fd p nau ordered 10 tie Nsdsbs
Third zeer kysn ordered TO the steam csi asnse
Panam Unted Of tohan Acting Master l. W ADAMS
detached fom tie yEIaa. and srau~d ars Of ahssnss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

AIessrs. 6. s.. Conant, John Swinton, A. J.
Nanderpool and the Hon J. BWoodrah frtdfeu 20 WIS
city, yesterday. from Havana.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
MEXICO.

DISSATISFACTION OF DIAz AND EscoBEDo WITH
THE GOvERNMENr-REyoLr IN PUEBLA AND
OTHER sTATEs-PRoCEEDINGs OF CONGRESS
RAILROADS AND TELEGRAPHs.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
Jerseytown.

JERsEYTowN is pleasant and antique
village, situated in tho heart Of thickly
settled agricultural district, in tho north
western part Of Columbia County, contain
ing two stores, hotels, shops and M. D.
Among the first and most energetic morcan.
tile business men Of tho place are CONRAD
KREAMER on the northeast corner Of the
main street and A. MADISON on the south.
west corner Of tho same street, both with
store rooms well filed with goods Of every
description, and at prices to suit tho times.
In making their selections and purchases in
the eastern cities, they consulted the inter
ests Of their customers, by buying goods
when the markets were not thronged with
country merchants, and at houses having
the largest trade, thus securing the very
best possible bargains, which enables them
to sell at greatly reduced prices.
There are two hotels in tho place, con-
Quoted in the modern style, with plenty to
cat and drink, atliberal prices. The names
of tho proprietors are, respectively, A. X.
SMITH, and SAMUEL RIMBEY, proprietors
and experienced landlords, and both are en-
joying public and local custom second to
no other village inn-keepers in the country.
The town can boast Of two skillful physi.
clans, young men of intelligence and expe-
ricncc, and who possess tho full confidence
of the entire community. They are Drs.
THos. J. SwIsuEn and JonN G. FRUIT.
Success to them. DR. Fruit was Surgeon in
the army from November 1862 to August
1865, after the close of the war, when he
returned home to practice in different
.feM.
The blacksmiths are THOMAS BAKER and
GEORGE s. LEE, the former grandson Of
the late Thomas Cole Of the Bor. Of Ber.
wick, and the latter son Of Daniel Lee,
ESQ, of Bloomsbury. They are both pro-
nouncd industrious and proficient workmen,
and have plenty Of repairing and new work
to execute. A village smith with plenty Of
work need task no boot of any one" lie
can in short time, gather about him
good supply Of this worlds goods.
1t would not do to pass the tailor, though
he is, by some people styled the ninth part
Of man." His name is Stout and SO is
his work, or else We have been imposed on
in our information. The gentlemen coming
from his town are about as good an advcr.
.isement as he need require. They are al
ways steat and handsomely dressed.
BY TRAvELOR.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
TlsEASURER,S SALE
or yysrsrED z.aNps ~ COLUMBIA c

or UNsEsTED LAMBS ~ COLUMBIA ct U.7'H.
Agreeably to the provisions Of an Act of
Assembly entitled an Act directing the mode
Of selling unseated lands for taxes and for
other purposes, passed the thirteenth day
Of March, 1915, and the further supplements
thereto passed on the 18th day Of March,
1917, and the 25th day OF March, 1921, and
the 9Th day Of March, lS47, the Treasurer
Of Columbia county hereby gives notice to
all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County, Road, School, Poor, Bounty
and State taxes due on the following tracts
Of unseated lands, situate in Columbia coun-
ty. arc paid before the day Of sale, the
whole or such parts Of each tract as will pay
the costs chargeablc thereon, will be sDld "a,
the Court House, in the town of Blooms
burg, Pa, on the Sth day of June, 1865,
and to continue by adjournment from day
to day for arrearages OF taxes due said
County, aud costs accrued on each tract re-
spectively. 49,.
No of Acres kynrr,ntccs or n p,,, n,t IT.,
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TREAsURER's SALE
OF SEATED LANDS ~ icoLUMBM c0UW

VI SEHTEO L~dVDS Y" COAU'uHN COUV1T'-
Agrecably to tho provisions Of tho Act Of
Assembly, entitled on Act to reduce the
State debt, &C., passed tho 3Oth day Of April,
1874, the Treasurer Of tho County Of Co.
lumbia hereby gives notice to oil persons
concerned therein, that unless the County,
Road, School, Poor and State Taxes, ETC.,
duo on the following real estate, situate in
the County Of Columbia, are paid before
the day Of sale, the whole or such parts Of
each as will pay the charges and costs charge
able thereon, will be sold ut tho court House,
in bloomsbury, Pa., on the Sth day Of June,
1868, and to be continued by adjournment
from day to day, Tor arrcarages Of taxes duo
said County, and the costs accrued on each
rnsnncfivelv. 49, ~ IL IL. n
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
w. On TUESDAY Of last week the dwell
|xlhn,,sa nf Matthias M Annlnman Lee.

~ on TUESDAY Of last week the dwell
! house Of Matthias NJ. Applcmau, Esq
|Isohrsbufg, was destroyed by fire with
| contents There was no insurance on
bor ths furniture or tho building. The
se was an ordinary frame, situated near.
entral in the town, adjoining other prop.
which. through great and persistent
It's, was saved. Tho wind being high
the flames stubborn, il was thought, at
time, that several other buildings would
consumed. The Friendship Engine
No. !" Of this town, was represented
3 FIRE by two of It's members, whom il
d performed good service MrApplc-
gustains loss of about u thousand
5, The origin Of tho fire is q mystery.
d worked its way through tho building,
ms, to the top, before discovered
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

% SOMETHING NEw.-A very hand
some article for the purpose Of house adorn-
|ment is being introduced by Mr.. Snyder,
Hardware merchant, Of our town; to wit,
plate mantles, Pier slabs, Table and Bureau
ops, Fire boards, Bath and wash Tubs,
iearths all Of Slate, and most durable and
eautiful. The expense Of this new pro.
production is comparatively slight, while
j Of the fine effects Of the most costly fin
h are produced. Slate finish is being in
Foduced in oil Of the towns, and in the
Punty, wheroiitis known, and old.fashioned
arble is being ignored. Mantle, and 9th.
work, Of any size or pattern, can be fur
she'd by Mr.. Snyder, at Philadelphia
ices. &it tsf tiftsH Z
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

~ Tnr Republican Convention meets
at'Chicago to-day. No doubt seems to be
entertained Of the nomination Of Grant for
President, but for Vice President there
will be big fight f.,.,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

~SpRlNG FAvoRIrEs. .-Bcckley' boots
and shoes, for gentlemen and Indies, arc un-
rivaled this season, their recognized superb
ority in style and manufacture placing them
far in advance Of all similar efforts. When
you want a really stylish and becoming boot
or shoe, call at tho keystone boot and shoe
Store" on Market street.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

Rar TIE proceedings Of the Good Tcm-
plars' Convention, held at this place, on the
18th came to hand little too late for this
weeks paper. They will appear in our next.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
To CONSUMPTTYES.!

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will ssnd Tree
OF charee) 10 all who desire It, the prescription with
remedy by which he was cured Of a ling affection
and that dread diseu We Consumption. His only oh.
Jcct ts TO benefit the afflicted aud he hopes every
mem noshing, and may prove blessing. Please
address Rev EDSyARU A. VIII SON
a, No l65 South Second Sheet, Williamsburg, New
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

~ THE reason why SO many people from
all parts Of the town and country, pass other
places where clothing are kept, and go to
A. j. Evans Clothing emporium, is sus-
ceptiblc of explanation-he keeps u full
assortment Of the best and most fashionable
in this section. 'a frsi .1.'i l.,i.is ,s.....,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

1@ Nh, DANIEL SNYDER viii offer a
lot Of valuable personal property at public
sale, at the residence Of William Mines, in
Esry, on next Saturday, the 23d inst. See
advertisement in another column. "
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

GREY EAGLE SHoT.-On Friday last Jo-
seph Wits shot o gray eagle near Irondalc,
this county, which measured across its wings
Seren feet and three inches, and from the
point Of it's bill to the end of its tail tco feet
and ten iachsl This spcics Of bird is not
very plenty in these parts and when one is
shot it becomes quite curiosity for every.
body. To our recollection this is the largest
eagle ever shot in this section of country.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
DIR. j. BRYAN, CON.SULTIN
PHYSICIAN
$40 EYoahGsy. New York,

Gives SPECIAL TREATMENT in all casos Or Semi.
nal, Sexual. Urinary and Nervous Diseases in male
or female. ADVICE FREs and correspondence STRICTLY
CoSriDrHTi,L, 4 ttt'i tr -.E .|.f
To LrsrLENsS,-I will send my privat" aud conf
den'si eircIaIs, Jrcs VI eAa;ge, md fol, 10 renly
valuable trca'isc on seminai Weakness, by hr Ron
T. HEL.. iC0 pages.
4" L.ntss-i vii, send my rrivnts Circular with
Anatol'icavEncrav ings free Of ehargs. aud for 10
cents 4 valu able treatise by DR.. Jors HARVEY
nj ming imp'rtani information on oil subjects % in
est l tii.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

~ The siA Of dealers in Columbia
County for 1868, will appear in tho next is
sue Of the DEMocRAT. Tho Mercantile
Appraiser Is now Icing engaged in making
up The list. ,'g 80 n q 2 4 -, .,..i
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who in early life was Victim 10 tha
,ebnsing vice 90 coninon 10 youth. which resulted
In Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions and
Nervous rrosration and oau,a nea ending his days
,aies without success. he obtained IRON friend some
simple rules and prescriptions that affected a per.
ma,isnt cure. On behalf Of suffering humanity he
will send the saine free Of Churgs 10 all who may
desire H. Address EDGAR TREMAlNE,
Station D, Bible House, New vctk
Novpinber6, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
rHEoLoRY OF MAN ia sTRENcTu, A,c

EtUVIE
i man who suffered for years from Nervous aud
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions, aud Seminal
Weakness, the result Of youthful, indiscretinn aud
came near ending his days in hopeless misery, will
for the sake ofsucring man, send 10 any one niict.
ed, the simple means used by him. which effected n
cure In few weeks after the failure Of numerous
mediciaes. Send directed envelope and stamp aud
Will coat you nothing. Address, -
EDGAR TREMAlN. L.eth st. N, Y. City.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
ITCH! uTCy1 lTCss
STR ,TCn, SCRATCH srRATru
INEOR nj TIQN

Inflammation guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth Of hair npon bald head or bcardicss face.
also reec'pc fJr tho removal Of Fimples, Botrhes,
EtnptIOns etc. on the skin leaving the same son
clear aud beauuful can b. Obtained without charge
by addressing TuOS, =. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
e23 III Bioadway, New York
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

~ The rush still continues OF G. G.
Mars store. He is selling goods off rapid.
ly atreduced prices. His largo and varied
assortment Of dry-goods and groceries was
selected by his own hands with the greatest
care. Give bis establishment call and cx.
anime his stock. 1t will cost you nothing. y
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
DR.. Harvey's
GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS.

TNOIDFN EEWNI4T PIIIIIS.
FIVE DOLLARS A ROX,
mr.. Intended for special requiring powe.-
sil n,cdirinc. They four degrees stronger than
tho ordinary kind aud are perfectly harmless aud
raliublc
lf you cannot get them Of your druggist will send
III by return all, postpaid aud secure from Oh
servailon on receipt OF the inonry, III
will nlso scnd an illustrated aud Confidential
Circular to LADIES on application. f' 90
Address J. BRYAN, NJ. ~, SO BROADWAY, Ngw YORK.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

~WE publish this week, the proceed
ings Of the meeting of the Columbia County
Teachers Association, held at Berwick, on
the ID inst. We take the report from the
Berwick Gazette, and condensc it very con.
siderably. We are always anxious to give
publicity to teachers meetings, but We think
the Secretary Of the Association might have
favored tho county papers with the minutes
Of the meeting so as to have published them
earlier. Let there be more care hereafter.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20
CONNECTION ERY.

THs undersiened would respectfully announce 70
the public that hc hos opened .,'.1. ...E
FIRsT-CLAss CONFECTIONERY STORE,
in the building lately occupied BY BERNARD Stohnef,
wharo he Ia prepared 10 Furnish oil kinds of ,t
PLAIN & FANCY CANDIES
FRENCn CANDIES, FOREIGN. 10. sl1
10 goo l.ar AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. NUTS, %
e'.aH RAIS ms. &C.. &C., &C., &C
nv " oLHsALg OF kETAlL.
In short o full assortment Of all kinds Of goods le
his line Of business. A great variety OF
DOLLs. Toys, 60,
suitable for the Holidays. Particular ate :
given 10 ... t..
Of oil kinds fresh every day,
CHRISTMAS CANDIES, CHRISTMAS T0YA
A cal 10 solicited, and satisfactioe will be guar
teed.
Dec. II, 1867. ECKHAHr JhCobt
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

m-TnE increasing demand for Metal
Tipped Shoes, both Silver and Copper, the
former being extensively used on fine shoes,
shows conclusivcly that the public apprcci-
ate their value. 1t is astonishing that any
parent should buy any other, as they save
half the expense in keeping children sup
piled with shoes-M y Post.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

D@-J. Il. SANDS has opened new store,
with fair prospects Of building up a lucrative
trade, at Mordansville, this county.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

s@ Dr.. EDWARD EVERETT has taken
charge Of the ''Orongeville HOTEL" and is
conducting it with marked change and i'm.
provement on former management. This
hotel stand ranks among the first in the
country, and the traveller and sojourner will
find it to-day, as in days gone by, one Of the
best places to stop at in the county.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-20

% Te. .dmericaa JoSnu,l of Ko,t,crt-
ture and Florists Companion, for May has
arrived. 1tis the finest and best monthly
work published on tho snbject Of general
education. It's additionals and communica-
tions, are prepared with the greatest Of care
and particularly in point Of prac,icability.
A great deal Of attcn ton is paid in this
journal to fruit growing which is very
essential and important matter for our far
mers and fruit growers, and one which tie
great majority Of them know comparatively
little about. Subscription price $500 per
annunl. A club Of ten $3.50 each. +. L.
Filton 4 Co., Publishers, Boston.
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FlRE.-Week ago last Sunday night a
small shanty occupied by o man named Nc,
Laughlin at Great Bend, took fire and was
burned to the ground. Six children and
young girl Of sixteen were asleep in the
shanty when the fire broke out. The par
ents were absent at dance. The girl sue
cccded in rescuing three Of the children,
one so badly burned that it died shortly af.
terwards, and in her endcavors to rescue
the others was suffocated and pcrishcd with
the three remaining in tho building.