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Rpectal hgpaich 10 7ns 1rtsuna
ST. PAUL, Mum, Feb. 13.-1n the Senate this
morning f. Duck, Democrat, introduced reeo-
lutiou nsklng tic reduction Of the taelN.
III Committee Of The WAofo the 1nsane Asylum
discussion was continued. atcsars, Powers and
Rice ol1urcd resolutions declaring that the
Trustees aud otcurs should be removed; alao
authorizing special committee TO prosecute the
Trustees aud officers for the recovery Of money
used without authority OF law. AIade the
spccla! order for next Tuesday.
Tun MoUSH.
BY small vote, forty members having gona to
visit the granits QAarries OF the Upper Mss!s-
stppl with view OF locating second State
Prts0n, adopted = resolution inluiriuN OF tho
Senate why II had not acted upon Tho CONCUR
rent resolution passed by the llousa for joint
committee to Investigate tho railway dlscflMi-
nations agaiust persons and places.
Tile Huusa adopted resolution looking to
allowing persons whu bY mistake hare located
III ~, 0N arres Ut State land to prove up claims
as Il tho SUMO were uoyernment lands.
Sit: Anderson introduced a bill creating new
Board ot Immigration, IN place OF the present
board, TO consist Of the Governor, Auditor,
Secretary OF State cx-olflcto, and Samuel II.
Nichols, now Clerk Of ,Ae Supreme Court.
Tho 1louss passed a.nemorlalfur thu improve
ment Of tho tiYer ana haFbor at 1t. Paul.
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4 LONG STRIKE ENDED
kt.t koSa.aScA Ia 1HS TtfhHH&
Hufttal Di&!dEcA 10 II

pt77snuMo, Feb. 1a.-Aft1ra 4 STRIKE y. I'M
two years, the chtmney.gloss blower s,Ins u
thrown up tho sponge, aul expressed su!ss 9sa
mesa TO return to wUrk at the wages !ey Of iha
receiving when thvy went ouI., .is W. r,st Il vi!
factories bays already fred u, aitt' s 's a.a!n!
fo,low In few days. The strike 1w'a,l,I w. baI
tllu patent Ssitnper. Tho men st11siy i!, iisy au.t
to accomplish Ito object tof ass wils" ,nep, no
tricG Il botoro thc,n' lAvy found .!sy ., sHua s.a
longer combat hunger without .2.n sts ,sry vert
and finally told thrr cInpoy.ts tAaa ' The r.,
ready 10 80 to work On hs o!a tsi'1' .i'I 'm,tetl}
vya Of this important Ludpst!y W. 5est sg.u,
assist in putting the south 1e s,Uv ~ suffered f9
several $cass from surrcss!on d s'f's',ia I'll =
hare severely told on the bus1ucss' -
the laborIuK elassss.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
FIsuElltE8 AND RAILROADS.

aptt!dE QiGpufch to Tho Tribune.
BosroN, Maas., Feb. 1a-Ths Legislative
Committee oil Federal Relations reported to-
day resolution shat Justice to thss flshormen
and to tho fishing interests Of the country rp..
quircs TINT Asts. 18 and 81 Of tho treuty COLI
cludcd between the United s.ates and tile Gov
ernmcnt of Great Britain OH the Sth tlay Of May,
1871, should be Terminated ut tic earliest pnss-
hlc period.
Tic House Of Representatives defeated to-day
the Legislature free, which was passed one stage
yesterday by d close vote.
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TIE DOCTORS,
4 DESIRE 70 LOT OPP ONE OF THE NEW
uOAUDS.


dpfcfal Itspdtch 10 The Tfj3nns,
SpntaariELn, Feb. 12.-There l,ns been mani
fcsted very determined opposition In the
Legislature, having Its orlgiu from outside
quarters, to the existence OF tllc State Boarf Of
Health during tho PRESENT session ut the (itu-
erai Assembly. This opposition has tnkcn the
form Of petitions, letters, anl resolutions,
which hayc been pouring IN from all auartcrs
with u volume and v!gor seldom before eQlialcd.
Such has been the character OF these ASSAULTS
TINT the Board has Ind to Adopt vigorous ncas-
urcs Of defense.
Mr., WartneT, the President Of the Board, Inns
cal profession Of the Stute rcciting TINT ,artive
efforts nre being tnattc to sccilrc tic reneai buth
vi the Medical Practices act an the net for the es
tablisf1Incns Ut tic Stato Board Of Health. and
their Representatives aro duly enlightened upon
t!lu subject ut issue. The opponents Ut the Aed-
ical rractiea ar. hayc inlustrlously circulated
the story throughout 1hr 6tnte ilsat tlle StntH
Noard 10 trying to regulate the practice OF pllar-
,Incy by taking upon itself
TIN SUPERVISION or DRUGGISTS,
compelling nlt compounders Of prescriptions to
undergo m examination. The fnct IL tl.tro IL
hu truth whatever tn this assertion, tile story
being circnatct snorcy to arrnv tint large cIass
ot1unst-tncscal experts against Tho Boarl, md
to Induce them to use Their influence for l!iu re-
peal Of the nct under which 1t wus organixcd.
There nro twenty.thTee doctors in tile General
Assotnb'y, twsnty-ono Of whom are In tho I1ouso
unti two Of whom. oro tu the Senate. Soon nitrr
tile assembitng Of The Legislature these gcnIlc-
MEN held Joint caucus. atiul they unanimously
agreed to ausiusn thu Ht1to bourd Of flvaltli,
believing 1t 10 bu useful nlul 1ecussnry lnstjtu-
tton There IL feeling 0t dissatisfaction Ut
eosno Of tho measures adopted by thu Board, but
tlcy claim tl,at Is not tho fault OF thu law, but
OF thoss who uct Under It.
ln view OF the tact thai seyernl mnasurcs }.nvr
int rf3Et1r1I In t f}nntrni
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Proceedings Of the General
Assembly at Spring.
field.
Our Legislatures Getting
Worse and Worse Every
Biennium.
The Senate Recommends the Ap.
pointment Of n Revenue
Commission.
Bills introduced Ininnical to 0leo-
margarine, Gas, and the
Board Of Health.
A Measure to Discourage the
"Business" of Pool
Selling.
synopsis of q Bin for tho Relief
of Disabled Firelnen and
Policemen,
The Tramp Bill Creates a Discus.
sion as to the Rights Of
Poverty.
.Six Legislators Start or in n Free
Sleeper to Pare Pullman's
Claws.
The Question Of Abolishing the Board Of
synopsis of a Bin for tho Relief
of Disabled Firenlen and
Policemen,
The Tramp Bill Creates Discus.
sion as to the ghts Of
Poverty.
.Six Legislators Start or In u Free
Sleeper to Pare Pullman's
Claws.
The Question Of Abohshing the Board Of
acalth Discussed at Length.
OUR LEGISLATURE,
REFLECTIONS,

OUR LEGISLATURES,
nEFLEcr1oNs.
8pecs0i Dispatch TO The Trioan:.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Feb. 12-Thc resolution
adjournIne hott branches Of the General As
scmbly from Tomorrow until next Tucsday
1aascd the House Yesterday, but Tho Senate re.
fused 10 consider It thIs morning. Dr. to-
morrow night, however, n majority Of the rcprc-
scptattvcs Of tic people will BE- en- route home,
and tho Clerk wilt aunouuco on Friday tho ab-
sepco Of quorum.
Tomorrow evening Committee will visit the
fenItcptiarY at Chester for tho nrlrposG OF look
ing over tl,p ground nrcparatory to votiac for
an uppronrtottou OF half million to insure the
compilation of tho building The members Of
the Committee, as also their frtenls nnl the
uCI,antatn. >, viii bo fmci md wncf into m mn.
nreciation OF the situation, and ruturn home
cbnrred with copyictIous which will be clab-
GRATED as the session proceeds. As one OF the
workers observed yesterday, this is the
s1owcst session ono reads OF In the
books. uWhy - - he so,l, UT
knocks tho spots ont Of oil precedent.
or loto years sessons Of tho Legislature, In
nlaco Of being beneficial to tho State, pass
law nnimnortant bftts. nreuc the constitutions
allty OF nspeclal lnrjslation,n apnronrtato
money. propose rcycnuo reforms, nnd utuuk~
ct.u Thsrfs 20 far fact. Inst acsa,on cor.
snmed fve months. nn,l It ia. l,cicrctl thut tho
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TESTING COIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Fob. la.-lhe Coo'h H. STANDARD
pointed by Prcslauus1Iayes 70 test est..ncd m Il ~
weight and dnencss at tue co1ns ~. Isbo1t "
several e. m'Dts lhn ps}t year began 'N'
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KANSAS.
TUE INGALLS, WAHs
Special DJpateA to Tbs IrEbuns.
TohsKAt kas., Feb, la-The House to-day
adopted = resolution allowing ANY member OF
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lfy Alf ltObtson, OF Fulton, to limit the Charge
Of 5i%ays fos tue isasgo1taon of
children under l9 years OF are; for Gra!nt except
wheat, 10 cents per milo per carload OF 10000
ponnds, ans! la ccnts for wheat; for salt, lime,
lumber. cement. pinstef. Ute, 10 cents per milo
By Mr.. Wright, ol Boone, relating to tpsur-
etr1nco eotupantes 1T foreign Governments do
Ing business IN this Stnte, requiring them to
maintain u capital caual to tic aggregate value
Of such Sums or acrnrites as such company
shall l,ayc un deposit In tho Insurance and other
ncrastments OF this Stats Tor this benctlt OF
toiiey.hoidlers.
byMr. halliday, to enable s.nnli counties to
pensc ol County Goyurnmcuts.
by Mr. l.oscll. to provide for procuring
aIntisiics upon tbs subject Of labor and the
social Mnd industrial inteIcsts OF tho State.
minors M ie a'oc 10 sss esrd sse sfs0 Or ses oscs
gaines disordcriy house; atso. preventing
cities from contracting iloasng lndcbtclness
Where no provision 10 made for Its payment. y
l'Y Mr.. Ewing, nroyi.lln0 for the insncction Of
grain delivered from public warehouses ip this
Ny hfr. Wentworth, appropr!astne $500 for
the completion Of tile douglas monument,
4 COMMITTEE MEETING
wns held at Room, 100 I.eut,d Ilotul last even
sherman an. Mitchell, scnut4r Hamilton. Tho
Of kaue, ,l.nl ti!sciplu Of "scnator u. Bob
Hart, a.ul Mr. Taylor, of Wenona, for the pur.
pose Of considering somo important measures
pending bcluro the Legislature. Tho session
WIS protructe1 until o'clock, but no decisive
actt0n Was had.
COMMITTEES TO rlcE uF sLHxrEas.
Messrs. Thompson, Gra1iger,. Buttcrworth,
ltcrr!nGtDn. alus0n, Md Murray have been pp'
polluted subcommittee 10 INQUIRE Into tlic
cummings at sleepng-rar companies, with vicw
10 Legislative uctlon reducing tlleir ratcs to pas
sengeFs. A srcclal s!cunlns-ear tas bern placed
at the dlsposaa ot tllt Committee to 90 to Do.
trott. Tlle party will leave Chicago Oh Monday
nurnng, and WILL probably proceed to New
York before returning.
4. CHICAGO uDAHp OF FOLIcR+
Thu bill introduced by 4lr. Murray Inst week,
reylytng tho Euar1 OF Police Commissioners Ia
Chicago, cano up for confederation before the
Committee on Corporations this afternoon. Mt,
Murray, the authoF ot the bill, ma.la speech ID
ia favor, but, as large number of the Chicago
delegation mas absclt, II was resolved to doics
action until their return, aud asu to permit any
one WHO chose to DO so to cDlne from Chicago
to advocate or opposa,
TUE sxRATH CoAAlrrEH on CANALS AND uAR'
uoR IMPROVEMENTS
held aubther meeting this afternoon relative II
the Illinois d Michigan Canal.
Superintendent T4omas made statement
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Notice.

In the Probate Court Of Boise county. Ii&ho Tar
ritoTy.
deceased: .
"a sued executor ol tie estate ct JOHN u p@1-
nei deceased 90 tee creditors q. and al perseN :
naving elsims. against, said deeeased, 20 exhlo'.
them with tue necessary vouchers. ~ him az
PIaeervills Boise county, I. T. Within ten months
AFTER the frst ps blic4tion ~ this rosice.
THOMAS BURKE,
Executor Of the estate Of sehn oDoansl de-
ceSssd.
Dated idaho city. July :. 1s7s-2w.
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consolidated Notica

LAND OFFICE a, Boise CITY. Idaho Territory. No
vember 3. 1879
NOTICE. Is HzREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL
II lowing named settlers have aled notice OF in
ieutisn 10 make final proof in sapport Of their
aims and secure final entry thereef the expirz
ton thirty days frn the date cf this notice. VIZ
Ozman s. Moore. Boise county. daho Territory.
Homestead Application No. Ts5 fer the Ia OF
SEA and SW4 SE1l AID SEA S@t4, Sec 81. Tp
10. Y r. AZ
The claimant names the following persons IS his
witnesses te prove his clzim John Easily, OF Roise
county Idaho Territory: and Frank F. Lasad. Of
Boise county. Idaho Territory
John Easily. Boise county Idaho Te--it ry. Ho-Ee-
stead Application No. 737 for the " 4 Of NE4s and
Sc Z NE Z NV Z Sc Z. sec -. Up 10. " L z
The claimant names the following Parsons ~ his
witnesses 10 prove his claim. Frank z Ladd. OF
Boise county Idaho Tertiary; and Osman 5
Moore- of ise csunty. idaho Territory
Frank F. Ladd. Boise counry, Idsno Territory.
Horns tead Application Ne 7Ss. for the v 4 NE (
ard Me- NV 4 aad lot No ). Sex ii, Up 6
RAE
The claimant names the following persons as his
witnesses 10 prove his claim: OsEl4n 5 Moore. OF
BOISE county Idaho Territory; and John Easily. OF
Boise county, Idaho Territory
JOHN B. MILLER,
NoyT5w Register
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Is not easily earned in these times,
n ~ - ~ but it can be made IN three months
cII u ! by any one Of either sex, in any part
4 A OF the country. who is willing to work
sNS a steadily az the employment that we
R4 4 \ furnish. Ss5 per week in ysez swn
,ar You need not be sSAy from hons over
n;rht You can give your whole tinlS To the wo-s.
or only your spare moments We have agents wRe
are making over SO per day. All who engage az
nee can make money fast. At the present tlrne
,,ney ranpot be made sa easily sna rapidly az aaS
otAer business It costs Il, thing TO Try ths bust
ness Terms and s. omit Tree. Al tress ss enea
H. HAIiErr Co. Portland. A1lae.
S-Juiy 2s-1T-iy-
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PosIoFFIcgs

The following Is list Of the postoffices
in Idaho Territory:
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Cons dispensatious are designed to
affect the whole Of the sife Of the maa
who trusts HIN. ana not individual
portions of it. Therefore we should
not repine when We receive c'sas'ls-
ing blow. which cur weak human
Judgements teaches It were bet er we
had not received. hut waits and loek-
ing back, in the fn'ure, We al see
with complacency that the winding
ways through which We have Travelled,
have been the direcs road TO ihe gud
for which We have loaged
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a Very sensible Position


From proclamation published else
where in the Democrat it seems that
Gov Thayer is going to sit down .
little tight on the psrioning business
This is good thing-at least so it
seems to us; and if similar measures
had been observed all along through
the administration Of justice in Ore
gon We believe it would have been
far better for the peace and dignity of
the State II has been too long the
common remark. when g criminal was
convicted and sentenced to punish
inert: "WeH, be won't stay there
long, anyway-he viii soon be par
doned out.r Such condition of ar
fairs naturally causes the lawlessly-
inclined class 10 look lightly upon the
administration Of justice and to view
with but slight fear its effects upon
themselves
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Nouce.

1SSiaoRY 1Ssa.iRY OF IpAHo. &C
IN 1oos.thsy OF Boise. %.
tecsased VI tue estate OF 9ohn o'
M LICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
& E sned, administrator of the estate of John
hsysues' deceased, to the creditors of. and ali
I'M. having claims against said deceased TO eS
sahi 'nem, with the necessary vouchers,
ais ienr months after the first publication ei
i ps.ee, to ths said administrator at his office
-eerViile, Boise county, l. T.
ss.,. wM. J. RoTHYELLs
|isr.s.i of the estate OF Joha u, Hughes.
''''a Idaho City. Hay s, 1879.
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Immediately.
themselves

Come. old lady, hurry M" said
Johnny to his mother, tive inst made
a nile and three laps. and jiIn Jaues.
my traiuer, says need rubbing down
ard putting to bed for twenty min
utes; I'll 90 on tie track fresh, then.
and reduce Cross-eyed Bob's lead and
He was Immediately rubbed
down With a slipper, euerge'ically aP-
piled to the base Of his muscular de-
velopmeut, and it was the hardest lap
he had made in all his record. Cross
eyed Bob maintained the lead.
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Notice.

TERRITORY OF IrAHo,
County Of Boise. In the Probate Court
In the mater of the estate OF Michael Nolan, de-
ceased:
HURSUANT To AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made on the 18th day OF October, 1879, notice
Is hereby given thzt November Il. 1879. ., 10
O'Clock NJ, at the oLice OF the Probate Judge, in
Idaho CITY in said county. have been appointed as
the time and place of proving the viii Of said NJ
ehael Nolan deceased, and foe hearing the sppii-
cation Of Richard Stokes for the issuance 10 hiM OF
letters testamentaTy, when znd where any per on
interested may appear and contest the same
7 HART.
Dated Oct %, 1879. Probate Judge.
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Last Friday afternoon while 4 lady
Of our town was viewing the sarround-
ings from porch Of a principal hotel
on Florence avenue, citizen passed
by with wheeI-barrow. Another
citizen was coming across the avenuc
at the time, and he remarked to the
lady. "I'lI bet you you're afraid 70
ride up to the school-house and back
in that whecI-barrow-s THE distance
is block and q half, and the course
througb principal street Lets
see tie color Of your CON- = she replied
The citizen produced fvedoIiar
piece, ard in 4 moment she covered il
with another, and placed them In the
hands Of stakeholder .sI'II slow
you whether am afraid to ride In
wheelbarrow,u said she, getting into
the wheeled vehicle. Now, go
along;;D and away they went to the
end Of the course named. and amid
loud shouts Of laughter she trinm-
DhantIy returned to the starting point,
when the staked amount was passed
over to her. She remarked that rid
ing in one-horse vehicle pays better
than keeping Iodging-hnuse.
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Notice.

In the Probate Of Boise ssunty. Ida Territory
In the matter Of the estate Of Matthias lapp. de-
ceased:
rAURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made of the 2Sd day o. April A. D. 1879, mo-
tice is hereby Piyen that on Tuesday, the 9th day
OF May, A. d. 1879, al IL O'Clock n of said day,
at the office Of the Probate Judge. in Idaho City
Boise county L T., has been appointed the time
and place for proving the VIII of the said Matthias
Zapp deceased, and for herring the apple ton #
Mary Anna Zapp for the issuance to her of letters
testamentary, when and where any person inter
esled may appear 2sd contest the same
L 5. HART.
Probate Judge and ex-oficio Clerk.
Dated April rs. 1ST9-td-
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Dissolution Notice.

HI PARTSER HIP HERETO ORE ExIsr.
~ lp8 between q e, Havird and James Pulk has
These indebted : us viii please come forward and
settle with G. g. Havird BY July i, 1879. and ,er
sons having claims agains the I'D firm will plezse
present their accounts for settlement.
O. @. HAyTRD,
JAMES PULK-
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AN Irish lad hai complained ts'c eth
er day, before magistrate q the
harsh trestment he had received from
his father. "He treats me- said ne
mournfully, "aS IL was his son ey
another father and mathes.
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Anaa week in your ewR towR- IS outht free
Nu0No risk. Reader. if you wAasa business
h,I tims they work write for particulars 10 II
B.xr--- AGO, Portland, Maine. lJGns4 IS-ly.
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H-s- VI. PErTExeILL 4 c.. 1s State strees. ~
on 81 Park Row, New York, and 7e1 Ckestnut SSrve.
Philadelphia Agents for procuring advertise
nents for the IDAHO In in the abcTe cities. and
sthsrized 10 contract ADVERTISING at oar loves
az
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JaMEs GoEDoS Bennett. owner Of
The New York Herald. Is credited with
an income of 81. SEQ day froa dls
paper.
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Notice to Co-owaer.

To -- Crawford. You are hereby notified
that we David Knight and Jssn Dickson have
done the'faIl amonns Of work reQairFd By tie lar
Of Congress cf Is75 and the anne ndnneDts thereto,
ON the Yellow Jacket quartz ledge. situated about
7ne-hzlf mile above Qazrtzbsrg- in Placer DistSrt
Boiss county. t., for the years 1854. 1875 ls16
1877 and 1873 aud your indebted to for your
proportion OF said Labor and iraprov eune.Its on
said mine; and you are hereby rlc-i5ed and re-
quired to pay all assessments against ven on the
same and for the publication OF this mott e. within
ninety days # m the date hereof or forfeit all
your right. title and claim in, to and Epon said
yellow Jacket quartz ledge, a. provided by the
act zbJye specified DAVID KNIGHT,
JOIN DICKSON.
Oct = 1s-g-9Qd
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Two WHITE BoYs AND A NEGRO
ROASTED ALIVE IN A CoTToN Press
ENenton, November 14.-Mr. l.. A. Ash
ley, who resides about seven miles from
Ellenton, Just across the Barnwell County
line, lost by fire on yesterday his steam
saw mill, grist mill, and gin. The gin
alone was running at the time, and it is
supposed that match in the cotton was
the cause Of the confagration. The press
for bailing the cotton was situated in the
lint room. At the time the fire occurred
league and Jesse Owens, two white boys
about II and 16 years Of age, employed
by Mr. Ashley, were in the press, and a
young negro named Isaiah was working
in the lint room. In minute after the
cry of fire was raised the parties in the
lint room found themselves enveloped in
flames and all means of escape cut off.
The poor boys in the press could not get
out, az the doors of the press box fas-
tened from the outside.
Mr.. Ashley and Mr.. J. NJ. Darlington
with others who were in the gin house
at the time the fire broke out rushed to
the rescue of the unfortunates, who were
now in a den of fire. With axes they
soon burst through the walls of the house
and Knocked down the doors of the press,
when they dragged out the half-dead
boys and negro, to find their cloth
ing all burned from their bodies
and their persons fearfully burned. A
physician was summoned and did all
in his power to lessen their suf-
fering. Jesse Owens died in few hours
after the accident, his injuries being
more severe than those of the others, who
are still living, but whose final recovery
is considered doubtful. In the rescue
AIr. Ashley and Mr.. Darlington had
their hands painfully burned. The Owens
boys were the only support of a widowed
mother.-News and Courier.