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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-18
The white House Mail

Several hundred letters are received
every day at the white house. They
are delivered by a special messenger.
The correspondence addressed to the
president is not opened by him, and it
Is very rare that he reads one Of the
thousands of letters addressed to him.
All Of his letters are Arst opened by his
private secretary. The majority of
them are simply referred elsewhere and
never in any form come to the attention
Of the president. 1t makes no differ
ence how personal, private, or conf
dential' an envelope may be marked, it
does not go by the desk of the private
secretary unopened. Letters from rel
atiNes or intimate friends are sent to
the president just as received, but all
other letters Of a character worthy of
being called to his attention, are simply
briefed, 80 that the president can see at
"a glance what is wanted. Applications
for office written to the white house are
always referred to the departments.
1t has been the custom Of late years to
send out to every such applicant a polite
t. saying that the application has
GeCL. red to such and such a de-
pdrtL ~.
Some vi IT,. simple minded CORES
lG-hents u NJ executive construe the
RECEIPT of tut" ~mula as one of the
M iE. at Ok ) 10 Say O. az
curing the desired office. Ure hal
man who recently received one of these
formulas wrote in reply that his graft
tude over the receipt of the same was
las big as an elefent." He then ad-
ded that when he should get his place
his gratitude would be ''as big as two
Elefents." This formula of answer is
In reality as full Of encouragement as
the EDITORS polite rejected with
thanks" sent under seal with a pile of
returned manuscript. But no mount
OF Ill success has any Encouraging
effect upon the people who write to the
president for information, advice, office
or money. Out Of the so, 600, 900 peo-
pie In this country, there Is always o
daily number who latter themselves
that they are lot wasting good paper,
pens and ink by writing to the presi-
dent.-Chicago Times.
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PILEsl PILEsl PILEsI
A u Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.

A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. Williams IAN Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed), acts as a poultice,
gives instant and painless ralief, and is
prepared only for the piles, itching of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Cofinber-
ry, of Cleveland, says about DIR. VIII
liams' Indian Pile Ointment: | have
used scores OF pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that l have never
found anything which gave such imme-
diate and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
FRANK S. HENRY & Co.. Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Be sure and askfor Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Dare Il Collins.
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Courtesy of Tyo. Archives & Histo
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GUITEAU has selected q stalwart min
lister to prepare him for the great here
after. His name is Rev. w. w. Hicks,
who is a noted politician. He formerly
resided in Florida, and acted as chair
man of the delegation from that state
70 the Chicago convention.
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THERE is a man in Laramie so close
that when he attends church he occu-
pies the pew farthest from the pulpit
TO save the interest on his money while
the collectors are passing the plate for
contributions.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-18

FROM a cursory glance over the field
there appear to be about four candi-
dates for the nomination for sheriff on
the republican side, and about as many
prospective candidates on the demo-
cratic side,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-18

IT IS only the rich who can stay home
and enjoy their lawn dresses, cool YER
andas and pleasant rooms. The poor
must go away every summer, or some
one will think they haven't any money.
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of health Is to be found in DR.. II. V.
Plerce's "Favorite Prescription" to
the merits of which as n remedy for fe-
male weakness and kindred affections
thousands testify.
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IT Is really very little use teaching a
future great man penmanship. When
he gets to mans estate he is sure to
write as If he were drawing a design
for a cobweb factory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-18

THERE is some neCeb...J o. =" '1.Tiy
meeting of the Wyoming press $3.50
citation, in order to revive the religious
yearning of our editorial brethren in
Laramie City.
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All bachelors would like to shake
hands with the man named Morse, who
recently got married, and four weeks
later applied to parliament to have his
name changed to Re-Morse.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1882.

beef is steadily going down." says
an exchange. or course; it always goes
do, hat's what it's made for.
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l was entirely cured of rheumatism
by st. Jacobs oil, says Col. G. w. Her
bert, Of the Forest Park restaurant, at
st. Louis, Mo.
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Mr.. Geo. L. Chalmers, OF Bangor,
Me-, says: 1 tuffered severely with
acute rheumatism Of the knee, and was
unable TO bear any weight on my foot.
Having heard of the wonderful infu-
ence of st. Jacobs oil, l used 1t, and a
few applications of the oil completely
removed all soreness and pains, and en-
abled me to use my knee as we'll as
ever,
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If you experience bad taste in mouth,
sallown ness or yellow color of skin, feel
stupid and drowsy, appetite unsteady,
frequent headache or dizziness, you are
bilious" and nothing will arouse
your liver to action ard strengthen up
your system equaI to DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" BY
druggists.
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A. mo, says the most Jealous
opponents CT 3ing are the fellows who
T.. IN tha wrong horse through a series
OF meetings,
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TERRIFIC Explosion.

TUSCALOOSA, Ia, January CA terrific
explosion of 500 kegs of powder. the
property of the American Powder Com.
pany, occurred yesterday afternoon. II
was caused by three boys, John Phillips. q
son OF Mayor Phillips, Gerald johnson and
John stedman, who used tho side of the
powder magazine, wooden structure. rs \
umrget Tor rifle practice. They were killed
.he,r bodies beng frightfully mangled and
ourneu ana We're hurled from so to 700 Yards
awaN. hcariy all the windows in the bust.
ness quarter were broken by tbe concns.
son and many houses in the southern mart
oi ihc city were badly damaged. Losses
wlll aggregate not less than S20G0O. MANY
perSon' were injured by falling glass md
debris The shock was felt at Monroe. a
distance Of thirty miles. -
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I ESTABLISHED isn
I PRICE FIVE SENTs

lall IN default of a bond of sxlo sor ~. -
n ;,ss ;ts nee, oeiore the Criminal Distric; Conrt
Jnc,;an'e i neS. term, % answer charge AZ So.
"1ye,on ro preferred by one Of his nunils ' s'-
Governor Roberts Announces thrnn..,
nhouLt ol Appeals, that I. Nj. Uarwso,d' ',S -
.nv Jaw nrm Of Harwood & W,nstnn J,, g., ~
rvios' o WI be appointed to fl the racenr,,.
"f fJn Jnds Ine bench bench caused by the resignatio;,
SnuHse nls ofthe Court of Appeals Z .;S,iN'ng - Nan
sycs ss''''s unaergclng an operation anon his
Svs, mS,n h,. eoimmissioner Watts is tiie onl%s W
lhs arrival of judge Slsyra, ,.as..
Court. W 'le supreme
"A "a uehse log prevailed here this mo,nfoa.
n'9tS,ng navigation of vessels IN the haShes,s
eATrrnvinely rn, difficult and dangerous. '"t0o'
. me German bark Anua arrived n al.
RON no De Jancrio with CARGO of 'Vusy sno
sacks OF coffee. N'''so " o,ow
cotton receipts, i,67l bales
a. Greer A, Mclean, OF Fert Wal,
are at the Washington - i'i' "osths
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Usage CRY, KAs., January as. j. Rich.
mond one of the principal leaders of the
Caldwell Doniord mob, who was afterwards
appointed trustee Of the assets of the Mcr-
chants and Drovcrs' Bank. of Caldwell with
power to settle mp It's business, came
to this city to-day TO confer with
paniord IN regard 10 some unfinished bnSi.
ness suit was was entered by DanCord
against the members OF the Caldwell mob
lor SlV'VyO aud damages, and papers were
served ON Richmond by the Sheriff of This
county This brings The case to this
county, and enables panCorl To- baye
papers served on other men,hcrs
of the mob in Summer county, and com.
hcls them to come 10 this county for trial
There will be fifty defendants.
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san Antonio,

Special to The Herald
SAN ANTONIO, January G.-R. Sludsr,
charged withan assault to commit murder
on his son, is being tried in the District
Court.
DIR. John Herlr died last night from peri.
tonetis caused hv poison In in,norfr1 sa,,-
sage he ate last Tuesday.
a soldier, while drunk, was knocked
down and relieved of $50 last night.
Mr.. Morris Jacob, of Fort Clark, won the
sS50 pianoat the Chase Concert last night.
The police are after lawyers and mcr.
chants for the nonpayment of occupation
tax.
The negro.'@ho assaulted and ravished
the old Mexican woman near Scguin Thurs.
day last has not hcar clntured
George liammer cnarRcd with ;he mur-
der of John Boyd, AZ Eage Pass, will have
a hearing on a writ oflIabeas corpus ut Gag,
troville next week.
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Mail RDbl,erv

BISMARCK, D, T., January 6.--At GIen
Dive 200 miles west Of here, the railroad
and express offices were broken open yes.
terday and three mail sacks from Fort Me-
Aeosh, Custer and Miles City, bound east
were taken out cut open and the con-
tents abstractod. The sacks were tben.
thrown near the track. Two watchmar
were sleeping in the building al lie time
There is no.cue TO the robbers. The value
of the mail Is not known.
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Executed.

JERSEY CRY, January G.-llartin Kar.
Sowsky was executed in. Hudson county
Jail shortly after 10 O'Clock this morning
Tor the murdeFot Nina Muller in the woods
near duttenburg N. j., on May 3, 1881
The condemned man took his final lcaye Of
MS wife at 1880 last night. "
81: LOUIS, January g.-rhc two mnrdcr.
RS Jos, NJ. X. kaiosIy, and Chas. Ellis
the lasler colorcd, We're executed IN iaii
this morning. ''''
ELnEA,, \. January G.-Thc execution
9i Jas. Abbott, convicted of killing George
Reed, q tellow-prisoner in the New Yorl,
s'ate Keiormatory, located in this city on
Aprll 10Th, 1880, occurred at II O'Clock this
m orning. ''''''
-, NJ MARsiIAIL, Mo-, January G.-Joln A.
iheipS was hanged here about noon TODAY
Tor the murder of Elijah Keyton, a wealthy
Hlimer who lived near Brownsville in this
county, on the I'D day of last April.
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Beltoii
btitOl
Special to the Herald.

special TO the Herald
bELroN, January 6.-Dayis Smith, the
young man who created so much excite
ment near Mollat, in this county about ten
days ago, and caused all of the citizens in
.he nelghborhood 10 turn out in search of
nm thinking he had committed suicide.
was traced up and found by his father in
Fort Worth few days ago.
The assignment made by Van Niprn Inns
caused quite stir among the Wholesale
merchants in the different cities.
>. Clint Washington, the negre who shot
u S4o0 bond.
able. '''s' ''''''7 Wv
Business is very quiet since the hclidays
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rerl.hed ln thc rlnn,n.

DFcAruR' Its, January G.--At MACON
county Poor Farm, when a search was in.
stltntcd among the ruins of The building n
was found that three ol the inmates, rsanc
Franklin Martin Casey, and Franklin
Fletcher, had perlshcd In the flames, Tho
ance, $1,000. 'iNNV' "'s"F
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RMn,ndch

Ms9IptAN, MISS, January 6.-Aftcr a
thorough argument by counsel w. /
Vance CHARGED with the murder o Barnet,
Hamy and scgers in the Marion riot, was
to-day remended to jail without bail 10
await The action Of me Grant Jury in Feb.
ruary. rhereis another charge pendinr
against the prisoner for the murder Of one
OF the Sheriff. posse named Martin
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AuGusrA, Ga, January 6.-Hugh Luke.
shot and killed Joe Manly, color cd near
this city Tonight. I.nle asserts that Manly
abused him, when he shot him in tho breast
with II carbine loaded with buclsshot. The
AFFAIR created great excitement among the
colored people, who made threats of Tncb-
lhg. Luke, but were finally Queted by tha
police, who arrested Luke. "
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EXTRA REPORT.


AVepsrA, Ga" January Go. Whittier.
aa'e, shoe dealer, assigned to S. h. Wrirh,,
,or .. tse @ benefit of his creditors. Liabilities
Slo'oo0 assets, $4,000 in stocl, on hand ana
notes and accounts. '''''
lNpiANArorls, lNp., January e.-John
tiopoyyv ianSy ooro gS, Wholesale frnts and conec
Iey hIoSgE ", NE h,eFcan,s Of This city, assigned To-
apihties SlL0Oo; assets, $4,000, 49, ''''''
ATLANTA, GA. January 4 Hahn
cSohnsilhoolier, c dry soodshouse, failed TO-DAY
'of Sis'"o' Assets not yet known. V''"s
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Burned,

rHiLApElP'nA Pa, January b.The
plcker-room, weaving room and apishha
room OF Seville Il Yorcald's mills, at Mana.
y"nk' were burned ont to-day, In the.
weaving ", room We're five hundred looms
insured. f'''s' y - iuiiy
NORFOLK, Va, January c.--This mor,
w llre broke ont in the store Of Hnnp,y
woodward, at Suffolk, Virginia. lesfrovins,.
iie IN, nnourt'houseand stock and residonna ~ 4,
Eweli' Loss. about Sl000l. insnra,,,e ~
$1,000. Origin Unknown. ~ "''"fAnees
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Other Interesting State News
News.
Austin
Special to the Herald.

-hNHtti.
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, January G.--The Governor TODAY
commuted to ten years imprisonment Joe
Johnson, colored, sent up Tor life from Mn.
son county in 1878, for tho murder OF Gale
Smith. The commute was granted for ex.
cellent conduct during eight years of nun
ishment, and the probabilities bcine that
Johnson committed the onense under ,he
provocation OF his wiie's adultery.
Colonel I. II Murray rep0rts tho Al
miles OF the Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fa
Road. which le was commissioned 10 in
spect, incomplete, as the bridges are only
constructed for temporary use.
The Texas Marriage Association. of Dali
lSs, oaRnMa' stock $500, filed charter to-
day. The organization offers amembership
to all unmarried people of eood
morals and temperate habits, each member
paying 80 initiation fee and receiving fifty
cents day nom the Association until mar
mage, when should two thonsand DAYS
nave elapsed he VIII receive 81 600 my.
mems 30 be made ~ i.ie Association nein.
Ders III an am9aNt net exceeding n dollar
each. The H0H'0mt. however, may invest
as nigh as x, tur which he will be assessed
proportioua'ely, and wiz receive as 4 mar.
ria!o Wlrlbh ~ the rave uf 81 900 for every
- Invested. The iHcorporators are A. {.
Afarey; w. l.. lemmon, w, II: Prather
g. NJ. Berry, W. II, Thomas, n. 8. Barnet,
). u. Franklin, and +. NJ. Cockrell.
Dr. Denton reports one death from ham
orrhagic smallpox since yesterday. Official
report: Total cases to date, 13 total deaths
D; under treatment 7, of which 9 are con.
valesclng. A new case has broken out Mt
Mainor and one ut Lockhart.
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IAIEn.
Commercial geport.

Nrw IoRK, January G,-Failurcs rorthe
week throughout the country arc reported
by H. @. Dunn & Co.'S Mercantile Agency
as TAG, which shows material reduction n :
compared with the same week of 1881, East.
ern States had 10 Western. .lj. Southern
~ Middle, q; Pacific, ., and New York
city,S. business troubles IN the Southern
states show no diminution. but IN ali
other sections Of the country there il nm nm
improvement. New York city failures arr
significance. ' ''"'' ~
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WASHINGTON, January 0.--state Dcpart.
ment officials decline most positively 10
give any information regarding Tho char.
itcter and contents of Blninc's eirruI,r i",
America. ' SUM-
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San saba


'FVVINI TO IIV iItlNTW
SAN SABA, January G.-The fol-
'swing is list Of Off.
GERS elected by the Knights of pytbias or
thls city, at their last regular meeting. +
I; stoGkbridge, Chancellor; Q. Z. Dsatty
xiice-Chancellor; |. y. Biggs, Prelate; j, y
iAdess, Keeper of Records and Seals. A
Law, Master of Finance: A. ]. Esterte
Master OF Excheqner A. Walker, Mastcr.at,
the Grand Lodge "
Christmas and Now Years broueht M
winter. Weather very warm. '0
Wheat suffering still for rain.
a cowboy has brought in "a piece of ore
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New York stoc,, a,oy,.ot

NEW YORK, January 0,-The market
opened s(el per cent, lower for the general
list than yesterdays closing prices, the lat
ter for Metropolitan Elevated, while Erie
preferred opened . per cent. higher. In
the early dealings an advance of laa per
cent. took place, Louisville a. Nashville
Texas Pacific, Wabash preferred aud 81.
raui being the most prominent therein.
az II O'Clock there Was u fractional decline
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Gaiupsville


"FVVIhI 10 IHv HtTuII.
HAiNEsvrlLr, January CA lire occurred
last night in an auction house OH California
street, destroying that house and about n
dozen other frame BUILDINGS ON tha ,or,i,
side of the street adjoining inclndinr ~ ~
old Webster Hotel Origin unknown
boss several thousand dollars. man
named Smith, clcrking and sleeping in , y
bakery, was burned TO death, The hook
anu ladder company did good work, sayinr
the bank and opera house. ''s
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es measures which shall provide for thc d,s
charge of public obligations unon The l besis NH,
set forth in the act PASSED Inv ,ho laS, Ss, cssis
eral Assembly and known rs The SP;Sdla- I,
berger BILL Great Observation-Disclosures
ese'S,s, he says, as to the nurnose
o. o. me State Of Virginia in regard
w sne lAai settlement OF all controversies
V.fHlcerilhg ~ the State debt. He understands
'he views and will of people, and thew '''
.. DO Nor INTEND
70 repudiate any just obligations I'm, ia
assume ana pay that sortion of the nrinc;.
pal winch is properly charreable 70 tbe
present state OF Virginia, and TO restore Mi
MISSES Sri OF creditors to plane of eouolit,
,hn ne l1ue Indebtedness Of the state, he saws
iSnuulu oe determined by computinr mn
,n,yreSt ,'a, 10 tue date of settlement from the
.on poi'og WAeh virginia lost control of and
,..r.'N ..,sN' ~ "IaW revenues from the tcrrito-
res embraced in West Virginia. ~
HecoAd--By croditing Ssninst tbe srn,
lotal ct principal and interest," sn nbtofnns Su,',
the acknowledgements of povments ,I,,,tE on hntI,
accounts made by Virainin since tbe
parlltion ,oi her territory. II this shall i've
gioiie, ana provision he made for the Ioni.
Gtnsloh o' the omenntlound TO be due, no
y ta.Be ot repudiatloa can be laid at the
GooI Oh tle people Of this commonwealth
As -A4s to the rate of interest that can and and
should be paid on The prin.
Sipal, II ascertained aud assumed thc
Governor says all parties in the State
ilre agreed that the present rate of TAXATION
tatinot be increased and that 3 per cont h
l9e largest rate Of interest that can he nrn.
,iueu with certainty. The Governor con
.;nues We are supported in this coneln.
s.on not only by the financial experience of
many years, but also by the fact that The
interest is as great as the oyerage
.a'e PAID by the debtor class in the world
% pubic securities at the present dav.H "
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SAN FRANCISCO, January Grey. James
Cameron, pastor of the Second Presbyterian
SSnurcn S.n, OF oakland, died yesterday evening
medicine. ~" W
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Housros, January o.--J. c. Rankin
charged with murder and convicted to ten
years imprisonment, but granted n now
trial, who broke Jail here about a year aso @
came IN aud surrendered to the officers
n'hhH sz,SoV d bond, Hc was on trial for
two years ago. Ivy
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Qalveston


Special to the Herald
GALVESTON January 0.-rlijah pin,cr of
Nasliau, oolored, professor OF music
leader OF The choir IN Rov. Coles Church
west End, was arrested and committed IA
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PRovrprsor, January 0-This morning
tue counsel of the sprague divorce case
agreed to postponement until the IC,h.
II is understood that negotiations are goinr
on for an adjustment. e''''''-
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Special to the Herald.

GnorsnrcK, January 0.-The msuranc,
AdJnster has not made his appearance since
the the burning of Shapiro 4 Bros stock Of
All quiet.
A. w. Risien furniture denler m,d, -,
assignment tins evening 20 q & Wnieo 9u g.,
favor of .is creditors, "'"e' III
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ST. Louis, January G.--Thc extensive
packing establishment of H. W. whltske,
4 Son, situated near the National Stock
Yards, In the northern part OF East st.
Louis, took fire about | o'clock this morn.
ing. The fire originated in the lard render.
ing Of the large threo.story brick buildnp
containing fourteen huge tanks of lnrj
FIFTY OF these tanks exploded and blew Tho
mated at $4,000. w - '0'''
LATER.
Sr. Louis January 0 0.-The loss IA, t,ro n,
Whitaker Il Sons pork.house. Enst 81 IL
81, 600. '"''e'
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Governor Cs.neron,s ,Is..ae.

Rionaosp, Va, January O.--Governor
Cameron sent in his message to the General
Assembly to-day. In it he recommends
the adoption, without unnecessary delay,
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M,rsvilLr, KY, January 0.--The Ash.
land murterers arrived hero at 10 o'rloc,.
ia's night, and were safely lodged in jail.
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STATE SPECIALS.
4 san Antonio Doctor is Poisoned
"y Eating Saasage.-.What is
Going on in and about
the Alamo city.

\ destructive Fire al Gainesville.
4 Nan Consumed by the Piames--
fhe i.osScs are Heavy.
fhe GorernOr Commutes life
Iimer--StataS of the SMALL
psx at Austin.
A Conscience Stricken Criminal Re.
tnrns 10 Houston and Surrendcrs.
\ Colared Divine Of Galveston in the
Tolls OF the law.
Other Interesting State News.