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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-14
GallaSher's Bartender.

Dem peoples is crazy; dis mornln -ah iei nut
an dot Jones elected den anU %t de- room
arnnnd und saws ireland bis elected; putty
soon anoder lOafer schumps in und looks
through de bottom of beerglass up, ofea liz
INA feet behind his legs und say nobody 4
elected. De country is boosted and 50 n Woui.
Gallagher be-did he not keep the finest liquor
i'm the city. Open day and night. u
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Christmas COnfectiOuerv.

Harnisch Baer, No. Il Commerce sire
have the finest stock of confectionery, such ,
fine Bon BOns, CarOmcls, chocolate cream
French fruit glaces, also German fayors an
candy boxes, Christmas tree ornaments, fin
works, etc. All orders will be delivere
promptly. Io-IJ m
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Globe Saloon.

icest wines, liquors, cigars and tObaccO's
: ready for visitors, Kentucky club of ~,
: favorite and compromising of fancy
; Il speciality Imported regularly re-
| at 4lEj Main street.
WRIGHT Il GTSMAN,
l2-ll-l III. PrOprietOrs.
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nj. Strive

u,,,ohv notifies his many friends that ne mas
taken charge old Harry HI s frends are
houston street tree tor Sr,ae cool drink and cordial re-
nNlted 10 caii III 11-6-3m
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A Special. Notice,
DON'T FORGET TO GALLON nppIpH
aI COMMERCE STREET, ,,r,,Drc
'' FOX YOUR CHRISTMAS SWEETS.
FINE CANDIES PURE AND FRESH. -, ORNAMENTS IS
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TREE,
CANDLES AND CANDLE HOLDERS
AND LAST But NOT LEAST
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ,,,,c
FIRE WORKS, FIRE CRACkE fS
CANNON CRACKERS, ETC.
Fun FOR
lift ian Wllfo' H1>h
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For Sale.

two seated carriage, with harness and
le horse, suitable for lady to drive. APP
O W. X. THORNTON,
ll-tf 2I.3 Commerce street.
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American Watches. in Gold, Silver Celu;
iold and Nlckle for 81 and upwards at j. ". c.
Loves, ~ Commerce street
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n. WHITTIER,

geographic rooms on Commerce street are
bon ton of the city. His new and beauti-
specimens of pictures, from the smallest
kct To large life size portraits are superb.
him before you sec Others, and save trouble.
-9-lm
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We are receiving new goods every week ant
keeping up our sizes and assortments in cloth
ing, hats and furnishing goods.
l2-2-tf PANCOAST e. S,x
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Facts Worth Knowing.

That A. ZiIian's Turko- Russian bath vii
positively cure piles. rheumatism, dumb ague
colds, poison oak, and all kinds of skin dis
eases. Corner Commerce and Alamo streets
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Weare in RECEIPT of and will continue to re-.
cclNe ually from this on all leading and fancy
groceries We arc pleased to especial call the
at'entlon OF our customers and the public in
general general 10 the following lines Of fresh goods:
Messpork, picked beef, halibut,
tonele goldfish, deep sea mackerel
RUSSIAN sardineS, Holland herring,
UnCanVassed Breakfast bacon,
uncanNassed sugar cured hams,
DRIED peeled and unpeeced peaches,
apples,
Gallf0rnla pitted plunS, fresh cranbcrrics.
reach and apple butter in wood
Pickles and chow chow i'm wood
Splendid line California canned goods, new
crop. ' ~"
LOUISIANA sugars and syrups, new CROP
creamy and pine apple cheese, and every
thlng else that ever was found in u tirst-class
grocery store. ~
satisfaction guaranteed in goods and prices.
!, - LOUIS LAMBERT,
iFl'-lm Opp. Maverick Hotel.
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ont Won forget that Thompson has an
~ line III Christmas presents. H-H-u
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Dentistry.

The largest stock of ready made cl0tning II
,h. ,.ity at PancOaSt Son.
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The CastrOville Road.
Turner Hail.! Turner HALL,

Complaints are made that the Ca ,Sn .at
road is in very bad CONDITION from ,n5 &c
i'''N .L. 1t lin,itc--Nr H'rh WHO
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Fine line of imported piece goods ior winter
just in rAN''>- -
Stiff.
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III lG& 0J4IO 'IOI p5UUo 90 HIN spOo5 'pIBo
III AZ LJpLO oA!D 's0ulOl0 ,Su5uu0Qu55 PUB
i 10 spu!N liz 10 Su!I!edaJ puB 5lIEuB5I
'fUBduOO
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A Special Notice,

Our Stetson hats for winter just in.
Stiff. fAN'oA"A '"'
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Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds

have just returned from the east where
made selections of the finest goods in my lin,
ever offered in the state. and have an immens,
stock now on display: | would especially cal
attention to my fine diamonds, which embrace
the richest and latest designs. Prices are lOy
and goods unsurpassed All the latest novel;
tles IN 1ewelry can be seen at my store. Ny
watch department contains everything i'm thS
line, all tirst-class and stanard. ] wOnd b.
pleased TO have you call and examine my s,oc
and can make II profitable for you.
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From 10 TO l. Il III. rs Tree uiica, an at Harry
ali DAY Raw oysters always on ha1't al marry
Hill's Old stand, No. East Houston street.
H. m
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Oh San Antonio and vicinity can invest their
tash TO special advantage and to their interest
Dl gong to Famous" No. ), West Commerce
street near Main Bridge for job lots in notions.
hosiery, fancy goods. ladies' and gents fur
nIshlng goods, etc. These goods are received
from flrst- auction establishments of Saint
LOUIS ana can be had at rates to astOnish the
hand. M,nuS G! ~ VII
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Commerce street, opposite :. Deu

Will give my first entertainment at the DIV
Branch Theatre on Monday night, Dec. IIth.
would be glad for my friends To give the OIiv
Branch a call. j H. DyER
Laredo, December 9Th. I.-gtfs
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,.,.i,,,, =, tho death of her husband, Mrs. :
,.Iasimg,r' ~ Commerce street, offers lor stie,
., .nI Fellow cost, her entire stock, CONSISTING
in part of fine silks satins, Yeyets, arl M"
E,rrs, cloaks, silk d"lmalis, ''a !.1.,d H.
III an ~ Co.. harv.ins. .-.iOt be. surpassed
p"r'ul'''' ~, D"' s away pleased with
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Also large assortment OF French CCDfrcI
tlonary, Nuts, Ralsns, Figs and Crimes Cui
carry and make your purchases, at the CITY
orOcery, ~ Commerce street. ban
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StrangsHcret Is that
That the pOlit,

That the polite.
Cinderella SD --.-- -----
Every Op0 son is the place to get nice fit
their plr S-l2-tf.
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ll-l1-t jan
SHEEP FOR SALE.

q receive Wool on cOnsipn
vnnI coral Arrangements on same.
"ooL CHABOT, MOSS l. Co,
San Antonio. Texas.
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Retail Dealers

Sole leather trunks and valses at Paucoas,
i Son. ~ - ,e
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Teas, CONees.

So Wanted. Inquire al 4lv ayoume &.
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Mr.. \. WHITTIER, the Photographers has !
full assortment of fine picture frames, AM
style, which make very suitable J'hriStmf;
presents. Can at the gallery, opposite Deutsd
~ %, tOInInclCc street. l2-lE LIN l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-15
MEN AND WOMEN.
The Probable Arrest Of the PhOe-
nix Park Assassins.
Remarkable Instances of LOngeViN-A Ter
ribIe Scourge of ChOlera-hagazine
ExpIosiOn-Fresh Freddy Raw
ing Over Langty'
CROOKED AND CURIOUS ACTS OF MEN

DUBLIN, December 14.-The detectives
believe that they have at length unravelled
the Ph9nix Park mystery. The police
admit that in consequence of the recent
free distribution of placards offering re-
ward for private information and OF the ar
rests following the Fenian outrages, num-
Der of informers have come forward.
Some of these informers, when they found
that the police already knew much, were
induced by fear to tell more. The police,
by putting together various items OF lntor-
nation, have got what they believe TO De
valuable information.
Hanlop, who was arrested to-day, is 2S
wears old and small in stature. The other
prisoner, whose name is Brady, not Byrne,
Is S5, and tall, stout and robust. they
both reside on Thomas street. They
We're Confronted
at Dublin Castle to-day with several per-
sons who at the inquest over the remains
of Lord Cavendish testified that that they
had seen the Phoenix Park assasslns drive
away. Currau, however, did not deem
their Identification of Hanlon and Brady
sufficient. but the prisoners were detained
in order that others might have an opPor-
tunity to see them. They will probably
be publicly charged with the Phoenix Park
murders in the police court tomorrow,
when six witnesses will be examined. 1t
is thought that other arrests Will be maze
in connection with the murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-15
FIRE RECORD.
HAMPTON Court AbIasr,

LONDON, December I4.--Early this morn.
ing flames were discovered issuing from
The 'front.' windows Of Hampton Court
Royal Palace, at Hampton, fifteen miles
from London. At 30 ?. ". the fire broke
out in the suit Of private apartments In the
cloister. The local fire brigade worked
three hours and succeeded In preventing
rhe flames from extending. Tho hrst &C.
count Of the damage appears TO hsvs been
exaggerated. A quantity OF valuable
property was removed In time 20 save L.
A woman was sufEcated by smoke. The
Times In its second edition gives the
amount OF the damage at many thousand
pounds. The IRE 10 now subdued. Tho
Times says the picture gallery wD at one
time threatened, but Its contents were re-
moved.
About ~ rooms in the east quadrangle Of
Hampton Court were scorched by the
fire. Two were actually burned. These
rooms were Immediately shove the picture
gallery, the curiosities and tapestry Ia
which we're considerably damaged by Va.
ter. The tapestry which suffered most II
that which represents Alexander Grani.
Gus. In Queen Annes bedroom the csle-
brated painted ceiling was damaged. The
pictures by Rembrandt, Rubens and Men.
eller,sn LelIy's celebrated Beauties" /" hsd
a narrow escape. The rooms known -
the Queens gallery, the King and Queens
private chambers and private drawing
rooms, were partially flooded. The loss In
estimated at $50 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-15
SPENCER SKiPS.
An Important Star Route Withsss on
His Way TO Canada.

SYRACUSE, n. V, December l4.-Ex.Sen
tor George E. Spencer, for whom the United
States Government has been looking for
some time as q witness in the Star Route
cases, has gone to Canada. Mr.. Spencer
went TO Watertown, n. ", last Friday, TO
visit friends and relatives and the scenes OF
his childhood. After spending short
time with his brother, DR.. II. G. 2. SPen-
Ger, he concluded TO go into the country
for few days. Inquiries began to be made
for him and a reporter hunted him out in
q little place called Champion. As soon as
he learned that his whereabouts had be.
come known he returned to Watertown,
and in company with a nephew, drove to
Cape Vincent through heavy snow drifts,
a distance Of twenty-five miles, where he
took ferry and crossed to Kingston, Can
ada, where he is now thought to be.
He told his relatives and friends before
he left that he was only going away to see
other relatives and would return in few
days. His evident purpose to mislead even
his own family is regarded as conclusive
evidence that he is trying to keep away
from the United States Marshals. His
nephew, who accompanied him, has just
returned. He says he knows nothing of
his uncle's whereabouts or whether he will
return to his neighborhOod or not. No one
here who knows Mr.. Spencer expects that
he Will return, ana all tnlnk lnaL ne mas
gone to Canada to remain until after the
Star Route trial is concluded.
DR.. Spencer. brother of the ex-senator,
says he had long talk with his brother
about the Star route trials and that he told
him he was in Washington all through the
late trials; that his room was next to that
of United States District attorney Bliss;
that he tried in several ways to have an
interview with Mr.. Bliss and tell him what
he knew about the case, end he sent per-
sons to Mr.. Bliss, and once n note, which
Mr.. Bliss did not answer. The Doctor says
that his brother knows nothing about the
cases that is of any consequence to the
public.
In response to a private dispatch to
Kingston Editor Mcdonald, of the King
ston News, says that ex-senator Spencer
left there on late afternoon train for the
East. 1t is supposed that he is on his way
to Montreal His stay in Kingston was
short. The newspaper men seem to be do
ing for him what the United States Mar
shals were unable to do-keep close on his
heels, however cunning he may be in cov-
ering his footsteps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-15

MARIETTA, O.. Demcember l4.-0n Tues
day evening Geo. Schmidt and Wm. Ramp,
both young men, got into dispute at d.
W. Dyes saloon, over a game OF cards
Schmidt struck at Ramp and the latter
drew, what is supposed to be slung shot
but was prevented from using it by the
bartender. Ramp was then told to 60 out
of the house, which he did. Soon after
Schmidt also went out. AS he emerged
from the door, where Ramp stood in wait
ing for him, he was struck by
the latter a severe blow 'on the top
of the head on the right side. 1t
stunned him badly but did not knock him
down. Ramp as soon as he struck the
blow started on a run up Front street,
Schmidt started after him but fell from
exhaustion on Putnam street, near Plan s
bakery. He was picked up and taken to
DR.. Frank Hart's office, when it was found
that the blow had produced conclusion OF
the brain. He was unable to be removed
from the Office until Wednesday morning
when he was taken TO the home OF bis
father. Ramp was arrested, but the Mayor
continued his case until Monday next, SO
thai Schmidt can be present at the trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-15
LABOR LEGISLATION.
A Plan 10 secure Fund of Information
ON the Labor Problem.

A Plan 10 Secure n Fund of Information
ON the Labor Problem.
WASHINGTON, December A.-The central
committee on labor legislation held its
regular meeting and elected .Messrs. A. NJ.
Kensday, NJ. ]. Curry, Gabriel Edmonston,
J. W. Billingsly, W. H. Stickell, B. ]. Nc,
Donald, 7. S. Denham, and @. II. Bosen'
berg, a board of trustees with power to
designate lin compliance with a request
from the Senate Committee on Education
and Labor, suitable persons as witnesses,
TO be subpGnaed at the expense of the
Goyernmet, to appear before that commit
tee and state the grievances OF the indus
trial classes. The trustees have issued an
address, setting forth their powers and the
end sought to be obtained, and recommend
ing that each trade union and labor assem-
bly, offer prizes for the best essay on the
subjoined topics the prize essays to be
forwarded to the trSstees in this city on or
before the 25th of January, the desired
witnesses to be selected from the writer's
of the essays, and the literary production
to be laid before Congress in the form of
memorial The topics for the essays are as
follows:
i l. THE relations existing between capi-
tai and labor" exhibiting the average
wages paid, the hours per day required for
physical labOrin the interest of the en-
plOyer, the social condition of the wage
worker, and his inability to maintain an
average family (of say five persons) from
such wages. Per contra-The number of
manufacturing establishments reported by
the census bureau, the amount of capital
invested, the aggregate wages paid, and
the value of their productions; also, the
excess above the legal rate OF interest
derived for the use OF the capital employ
ed. With analytical comments.
.. The causes of labor strikes and the
agencies producing the same" Exhibit
what amount of surplus products were in
the hands of employers when the strikes
were inaugurated last summer, and the
demand for additional production when
the strike closed. State if corrupt means
were used to provoke the strikes, and the
result in loss of wages.
3, What legislation is necessary TO le-
move such causes and prevent their recur-
renee?
T. What legislation will be calculated
to promote harmony between capitalists
and laborers?
5. What legislation will improve the
condition OF wage-workers in the indus.
trial classes?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-15
A FIGHT At A DANCE
Results In n Funeral and Suit Against
the Survivor.

MARIETTA, o., December 14-Theobald
Berg and Daniel Morgenstern had fight at
a.dance on the night of Nov. 18th at the
house of Theobald Young, in Lawrence
township. Berg went into the room where
Morgenstern was sitting and told him that
he understood that he had said that he was
going to whip him. Morgenstern replied
that he had ThereupOn they went out OF
the house and took off their coats and
opened the fight. Morgenstern soon
gave up, having received severe
wound high up on right side OF
the head. He was taken into the
house and put in bed, where he re-
mained over night and went home in the
morning. In about a week he was COM
PEELED to call doctor. rhe doctor found
him suffering with a severe pain in the
head and high fever. The wound was
opened which gave relief to the head, but
the fever, which was pronounced typhoid,
continued until death ensued on Decem-
Der Sd. A post mortem examination re-
vealed the fact that the brain Immediately
under the wound, covering a space nearly
two inches long and nearly an inch wide,
was badly diseased. 1t was also diseased
on the other side of the head and at the
base. After this examination Berg was
arrested and had a hearing on Monday be-
fore ESQ. MCGOWAN, of Lawrence, who
bound him over to Court in the sum OF
81 600
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the last campaign. Hart came to Wetzel a
few years sgo, and after remaining awhile
started newspaper called
The Messenger"
which was understood to be Neutral In
politics. The Democrats He.e liberal in
subscribing and In their support OF his
paper, the Messenger" was neutral in
po,...sSs tp to the last campaign, Ehen it
came out full fedged Republican paper.
and the Democrats of Wetzel never had
done anything right and probably never
would. 1t is astonishing what soothing
effect Hubbell's two per cent. had during
the last campaign. Ii caused many apoor
fel 'ow 10 weaken and swerve from the
straight and narrow path, but thank the
Lord, the people at the recent riections
gave Hubbell and his methods severe and
1t is to be hoped, lasting rebuke.
We were more than pleased with the ap-
pearance OF the New Martinsyille
The County Seat OF wetsel.
The town is pleasantly situated on the
bank OF the Ohio, and bears evidence OF
thrift. The streets are macadamized, the
sidewalks are all nicely paved with brick,
the houses look fresh, and everybody seems
10 be busy. The stores, of which there are
quite number, are all full of goods, and
the business OF the town steadily increas-
ing. There is considerable manufacturing
going on, which gives employment to a
large number OF men. The Pittsburgh
Staye Company, we should imagine, does
quite an extensive business In the barrel
and staye line, and has had much to do no
doubt in making the town what Ii now is
With the facilities offered by the compile
ton OF the Ohio River road, New Martins
vile ought to become one among the best
towns along the river; in fact she is that
now. We have already tresspassed toe
much on your valuable space, and will
this to close. w. A. G.
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PARKERSBURG.
Matrimony-A Dancing Master Disap-
pears-Illustrated Sermons, Etc.

>ptCIW 10 INC hcItStST.
PARKERsBURG, December 1.-THE social
event of the week in Parkersburg was the
marriage last night OF Mr.. Howard Jones
chief clerk of the Swami House, 10 Miss
Ida Paxton, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter OF ID. X. Paxton, Esq, this city.
The ceremony took place at the FIRST Pres'
byterian Church. Rev. w. A. Powell otfici.
atDg. A reception to the happy pair took
place at the residence Of the brides
parents, which was very pleasant affair.
The bridal presents were many and costly.
The bride and groom have for several years
been members of the First Presbyterian
choir, and on this occasion the congrega-
tion deemed il 4 proper time TO express
their appreciation of past services and ac-
cordingly presented him with handsome
set. Among the useful and valuable pres.
ents was noted a beautiful patent rocker, o
present from the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones have taken rooms at the Swami
House.
The whereabouts Of the French dancing
master who recently organized a class here
is matter of moment 10 some of our peo'
Pile "Frenchy" collected a good portion
Of the tuition in advance. and then very
mysteriously disappeared
The celebrated case OF Aumon VS. Reed,
finally came TO an end with verdict for
plaintiff for $2sS, with some interest and
costs of suit, which will probably reach
500
DR.. Hammers illustrated sermons on the
Life and Times OF Daniel" are growing in
interest, and draw crowded houses.
A few days ago boy stole half dozen
handkercbiefs worth $3.50 each from Mr..
Prager's store and the property was dis
covered in the boy spossession by his par
ents, who sent him back TO the store with
his i'll gotten booty. The boy informed
Mr.. Prayer that he found them and re-
ceived reward for his honestyLO A val
liable scarf was stolen from Mr.. Prayer a
day or two ago, but it has not been re-
turned.
Capt. Frank Cooper has charge OF the
SopOma while ice bound here.
Capt Joe Holden spent Sunday with his
friends in Marietta.
Lon. Thornton, who has been spending
few days at Burning Springs, returned
to-day.
The next term OF the United States Cir
cult Court begins here January 10.
Wood county Circuit Court dvring the
present term has sent one representative TO
MouAdsville in the person OF Thos. \.
Williams convicted Of horse stealing and
sentenced for two years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-15
THE KINGSTON FIRE,
The Origin Isees1issy-The Les As'
OO GPeas - YtPss Ksll0as01.

The Origin IseesAissy-The LSss Hss
NO GFeas - YtPSt ksll0as41.
KIsosros, JAMAICA, Decsnbsr A-Tbs
FIRE which broke out In the business quar-
ter OF this city Monday sysning was not
eItipguished until Wednesday. The losS
which was at first put at 6g,O10,000. II Do9
estimated st E3.OG0,O0 The ffs. which
was Of incendiary origin, began 10 .
quantity Of shingles In lumber yard. and
owing 10 the high wind which prevailed st
the time soon gained great proportions.
AL tie warebonse4, whayyes and stores
were consumed. Pour hundred stores In
all were destroyed. BuildiDgs regarded -
FIRE proof did not escape Destruction. -
nearly every one OF that class which the
fire attacked succumbed 10 the flames. The
fire was attended With severe lOss of life.
Five persons are known 70 have bssn
burned 70 death. A new Law will b passed
prohibiting the use Of shingles befesftsr.
CAIEo, Ill, December A.-It 10 reported
here this morning that fire st Hickman.
KY. last night, destroyed about twenty o.
the best buildings In the business part 81
the city. The insurance cannot b sscef-
lained ~ yet.