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what q Mormon cider says,

Salt Lake City Special: John Taylor,
president Of the Mormon church, in an in.
tsrview recently says no does not propose
to resign st present ia anyboiy's favor. II
he WAS removed be would resign in Can
mons tavor for harm sny and .prsperity in
the church. Three hundred missionaries
were at work all over The world with great
success. and Nor nonisin was mound to ore
vail. especially in the United States. More
oonvsets hsd been brought to Ueah since
the passsee Of the Eumunds bill thar for
four yeen before. The church organ COP.
es the cleveland, anti: poiygamy society's
,constittdon aud adds 10 this secret abomi-
natj0n initiated at Cleveland spreads over
the country, surely the deep hypocrisy OF
the nation, steeped as II Ii in the slough of
iniquity. shall bring upon 1t the swift judg.
ment Of offending heaven.
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LATE MARKET. REPORT.
NINNEAPOli6.


f.;
No ! hard 9sisc was bid. bat sellsts he'd ont 10.
hard sloi was bid and si.osis for % February. S;
salss Of May We van made at sl.I9 From 3 t. Il
more Was asled o futures By sellesA
WAS BID for q 4sc on tract, 400 asked: October
and November. l7c: yeaf, DO: CONDEMNED. IS
G18e
go bidi No. 3 27e asked. 26c lid: rejected, 25e5
n. PAU.
,,las r1cys-xo " sa:es. e y. :.e..os b.. taken
.,se Win 90
tho Isss ptetsy 1ut hsye not besn hs.0v
Sao,sti:s: o.afs s.issi Ri
xXxx. S4s5 Is bssre,s 2Sc; eStr.' 6n,sds augsS
6sssds. 2H61S0c Iovsr sccor6inv to rn,,,,v IN.
grads.. ss 1904 Pc bbi; 10 5srrs.. ase extra IRA
SOper SSl Sscf ~hs.i. n ~. XII @'e'
CoRis.Corn fsinsins iiuii. bnt FOR N. .... mn.
der review hss sssn Wy sissy and sa
w & NS s Z. ~. &c Ca .aa SUc ssseo: Dscemeer
sskei; No 3 1Sc. bid md 47c ssksd. '1-'' "'s
.sht 6ustns,inns SDs .s.is,Ssv S: ~ "|n .sa Ssas
essier The msrset h.s been fsirv active sniaS ,t
snnnv .hon. eon.i - ~ aemsnd svs. wtn IN
isIi;s.,ss 4: -: ;:ssss:d; s. q u sai.s
ssc; q a. 20: IS esss o. p:ss.,. M terms: as:
.,1 @!.;a As ;oos !; e. sis s9a s7as asked; 5ses@ess
s.k.J. R.xns,x si: gS aS inJ @ W
s1c s:sed: Ia mixed ase sid and @ ssc 1a asked. sdo
dol and
Ss
sssa s. si,liss,sa = g: aas.,os.sis tenor q
tor.igp sdviesa A. The dseaiss tho speculative de-
an s S.s, ..y ID
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Raalroad News.

A car In the rear OF . Boston, Barre &
Gardner railway train vsnt doHns an en-
96aaHlene Just altsr lssvihg Norh Woroes.
ter station on the sveniDR Of the 2Sth. Tne
bank. There ware .about 6tty IL the car,
most Of whom were more rless bruised.
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The meanest father on record has
been discovered at Atlantic City. N. j..
He lad his Jaughter's front teeth pulled
ont to discourage the attentions Of an
obnox xlous young naail.
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Casualty Record.

Stevens, the lessss places his individual
loo By the windsor theater, New Y rk DIRE
at about $O.ooo; partly insarsd. tn.
The interruption to the season MAY
cost him $4,000 more. The floss on ths
thsatst AQtlding p plaoed at 1D0,OUN in.
, sufsd l6r two.thirdsf the sum- Hckizsr,
lsrael = Co., fugpiture and carpet desiers'
stock el5.OU0. LoM ON building, $40 COO
0thef lossss are abnnt e65, 600 distributed
sursd. ~. ~ l.'77Gs. -
RattPertaes, 16e miles west Of Winnipeg,
Manibots, Ind q destructive '.-t.re on the
9th.
e. wiadso. ,th..t.r, New Yo,k va.
burned on the night ofthe 27th:s No lives
lost.
The Carbondale, ILL.,, university made 4
$4,000 meal Tor the fire hend recently. !.
The salonvills, Mas, wooden mills were
burned $1t0, 100 worth reosntly. =
Nj, Osserstock Of Akron. Ohio, il insane
b -causs hb wis forsook .hin.
The st amship sportsman came into Liv-
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Miscellaneous News Items.

rs. eAs,$0As0AA0Ws1D N0W0 -xC0Il0s
The tenth annual convension Of ths
Young msnss Christian associations Of: Mn.
nssota will be held In Saltwater Dse. 9 10 o.
Topics of sptcial intsrest relative to Min
nesota work will bs Aiscusse, BY prominen
WofkSrs both at home and from abroad
amo. e whom willib6 @. ID. Willis and w.
y. Lewis o. Wascotstn; E. f. Ingersoll and
q Otandt OF New York.
Gov. Crosby, . report shows the resources
ofthe national banks OF Montana from ali
SOURCES 47.2a0 268 IS. The capital s,ook
paid In u, l76 O0O. Ia addition there ara
estsmatal deposits In private bAnks Of a..
1000. with carital stock Of 400, 600.
New York ana Boston papers describe q
wonderfully red sunset on the oath. Thou.
esnde ol dispatches were raceived In New
York asking "whefe the fre vas"
Dosns oolls,s, Crsts, Nsb., has bssn rive.
1900 By Mr.. Boswell of Connecticut for an
observatory.
J Or .McGregor. tanners, New Glasgow.
b h.vs \ s assigned. Liabilities, s2s. 900: assets,
W. L. Watt. . Z shosdsalsr Of Linn.
Ohio. has made an assignment. Liabilitiey
330000.
The New jersey vote was los, ,s5e i,sm.
ocratic and 97,ol7 Republican. %
Columbus, Onio, abolishes Greek In the
high school
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P11e0nal G0ssip.

x. u. Z
s p. Ea4burn, elesk IN thsomce ofrecsivs;
ToftsxA, Phili4siihta, arrested in 1881 IN
the commission Of frauds, has been taken Ia
the lunatic asylum at Frankfod, Pa. In.
vestig.tion showed that Esssburn he'd taken
daily from q TO. 1900.
e3ez. sicAles cannot wear false leg, and
walk. on nrutchss. Not long sgo he parsed,
q t9g New Ab!k Opera house, young Bar
eon Ley, e6d OF the man he killed in Wash.
tngton,. --s.5...-.-, -. ll...@....,.-'-.
Its reported that Hsnry N. Stanley in.
tends tedsssad bimselt against the chsrgs
ms1e ty thecoaAitte oEthss African %
ctlty ofinpshs6cs ind esiingSwith the No.
ttvp. IN w
lBEgssnt Macon has accepted m engage.
,,ut WITH Manaeer Harm, of Pittsbuze,
Pf., md VIII shortly 6ppear 81 the museum
there. Betty and the baby will not be ex.
Jase Rogers and Rena Anderson of East
maD, Ga, sloped.. with q smsd father 10
close thst they lett their buggy and sbccsl:
g IN 2sfbag ~ ainisteEb Who married
SsnstofI Anthony ;seontinuss "a inproyss,, "a,
|HHpiysscdsns thinks 10 VIII o. abie I'd
leave New York for Warrington BY The lst
John 8. Hseckmss, supreme ex-tfeasuras
Of the Catholic Knights Of AInesies, u u
b. prosecuted for forging bond in 1881. !,
= ~ 6h6agsmentl Of Couefessmaps Perry
Belmont Of New York to Miss Lspgdon has
bssn tefminstsd py the young Lady.
S6sn Nilsson, ths Swedish naturalist.
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islt.ss ffo0: :teAl9 ~ -
pso31Mea'0k - 14e NA4Nes
4 :sS nAn = -
49, .vss}esSS ~ ssss55ss sSs7S SsSsS: .s3sfI5
~ M - iS2sS. ~ ~ aSss2S
nufoNaS1 - ~ ~ q sSfSfS
esed 81 tho fal5aG IT. ~ ~ ssSfy
slf r S16Is f1iY - ~ 6GsiSk4 ~ = ~
adjoslDe0 q tSac1 iG5aafa. 30 VSoGt
OF a001O 0eeNo6 6eSS6Sd WS6e61S21s ~
leGiSiestyo eotAog1 II Ne o01V VT
'Goetod. AQt 0uah(V Tia depSltu II r S16l
NJ - "a ~ tttlog - = UinSe901 " lsi1Ii11
tjol9 af IL earliest 80 esaoa6ie
rcli0yo a anai00is IA 4 erltl11 q aSS653
al.ssdy umdsn1H sfoassd spos - yass1I
cult and eompiicate4 9eesftAA eAeoeln4 4qe1
admintstfattnn Of Msa Nolesn9s1s - to0el
branch OF peeete q alfA Te NJ
-ggutly Ie9sl i. .tSsx ~
attention q ~ -1 .
a,.9 sussssssosA = = n al q
~ - - slse a =!
su 0ao0 pSsaons sglsss ts q (. - ssi u;
Army lnyaiIde. II IL
Army vidows, mlsee eaiadssn. aod esgeeds
ens ~
navy navy 9ysl0s y. .s..3.s.. ~
Navy MiaoHA miaoe 3! g 1udts .. 40 1epeclAes
ent sshsaves .... =: \. ~
SHtsIv0ts q tne ySs g ~ -
WseovS - snoW 40 sesveo - ~ - ~,
o. M 1slS.....:. SJsa
Inefv Wero enoe9 ood.8 fee yaAs 1Ssa0S e
p1uslvneSy au0 60 ptovs0Say 9lon9f4 0sf9l
stored. MAKING the total odoee. 38se88. - Ct
ovet tac numDer added - 1O.6AM Qoslegss
~ a n unIx
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Crimes ma Orinainanls n.

Joseph Js3sll, one zot thrso Who, ias,
March, Murdered n. r Rsnowdsr I. ee,
possslsion of;his earning. amounting to 81,
coo - 4augsd at San Jose, CAL. on tue
10Th Inst HesAid DO did not know how b,
Cause to commit the deed. twas not fol
money. he never needed that. It Vas
mystely that only God could xpIai0. When
the black can Vas put ON he ssid& "PQt II
on squaret you'vs got It twisted
On the 18th of Oc.obsr, John R. Murphy,
Q bachelor, was xilled in ID store at Jack.
sonville, Ind., BY q burglar, who robbed him
OF "a QUO and escaped. Thomas Davis, Z
thief now In jail, was suspected, but pail
OF bloody s0ckg.were founl; In the sfors
where the murdered man Law, and nov q
young girl in Jacksonville says that the
socks bsleng to John turner.
Policeman Ballard. while ate temptinx ID
arrest . man named George Wilson in De.
tfoit, Mich, ON the 2sth Inst, on suspicion
Of stealing barrel Of oil whicr was found
IL his hou ., was shot by Wilson In the
bowels, and died in forty minutes.. Wilson
escaped. Bnllsrd leaves . sick wife and tour
Joseph r Mitchell, the negro who created
. sensation lsst Jane among the Good ga.
mafitans In Atlanta, Ga. was sentenced "a
six years. Mitchell wn one of the trustees
oft order, and by forging check drew
nearly - 500 OF the orders money frora the
Atlanta national baak and skipped out.
John Ellis. the rape flend. received his
ssntsnoe from Judge Farmer at Preston,
nins, 10 stets pri, ON tor life. Ellis vic.
tim vas Belle blseke, ten years, his own
daughter. Ellis WAS union soldier aud
draws Q pension ot ~ per month.
Dick Mitchell and Jones have been n.
rested at Peteaburg, Va, for the murder ol
Thomas Bragg, allcolored. One held Bragg
while the other ssrangled him with . hand.
kesehtef .se7..s
: Tbs ninth attempt to fire buildings in
the Fourth ward, Of Milwaukee was made q,
IN early hour on the 8fkh. y
Montreal Il oxt $4,000 through inoom.
psee0t and dishonest o6lcials. ~. =,
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MISSOURI.
Haas Ge"rRe q. v st d
1857 r. NJ Cuckrcl' -
NEBRASKA.
1887 @. H. Van We
1850 G. F. Ianderson IL
NEVADA.
1885 John +. Jones. ....R
1887 jones q. Fair.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1885 Henry W. BLAIR .,R
1889 Austin +. Pike,
NEW JERSEY.
1897 Will IN J SewelI. Il
1889 J. Il. Mcpherson. d
NEW YORK.
1885 e. q. Laptiam n
1850 Warner Miller n
NORTH CAROLINA.
1888 u bulOn b. Vance, d
1889 Matt w. Raugom. ID
OHIO.
|lss5 9. II. PcniletOu. d
1887 John Sherman IN
OREGON.
1876 James II. Slater d
1889 J. N Dolph .....,,R
PENNSYLVANIA.
1885 J. u. cameron r.
1887 john !. Mitchell. 4. n
RHODE ISLAND.
1887 Nelson w. Al,irich IF
1889 Henry Il. Anlhory:L
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1885 Mad. Hampton. :. n
1889 Mt ewC. Butler. u
TENNESSEE.
1887 H. +. JacE -on, n
1889 lsham G. Harris, ID
TEXAS.
1887 Sam BEL NTaxey. n
1889 icliard Coke. u
VERMONT.
1885 Justin +. Morrill, +, n
1887 Geo. F E,'munds Ii
Virginia.
1897 Wm Mniione. ... NJ
1889 H. ii. Ri'idlrberger. Nj
W.ST VIRGINIA.
1887 j. n. l.. IN ,eu,,,,,D
1889 John L. k-nna....D
WISCONSIN.
1895 Angus Cam ron n
1899 pniIo,us sawyer. n
I; Democrats. Sc; Mahon.
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AAA0A13AS
Term. Politics
lss5 Jam. . L. puvh. II
1859 john T. Morgan Il
ARKANSAS.
1885 Jas. d. Walker. ... Il
1857 Aug II Garland. Il
CALIFORNIA.
1885 James 4. Farley. 4
1887 John r. Miller ....E
COLORADO.
1885 Na,haniei y. Hill. Fl
1850 Thns nj. Bowen. 4
CONNECTICUT.
1885 Orviae Il. Piatt. i
1897 Joseph Il. Hawley /
DELAWARE.
1887 9'iln. +. l}aylrd. 4
1850 e i Saulsbary....,l q
FLORIDA.
1885 Wilkinson Call. n
1887 Charles w. Jones. Z
GEORGIA.
1885 Joseph Il Brown . I
1857 A fre'i H. Cnlquilt. L
ILLINOIS,
1855 john a Lugau. >. Il
1889 Shelby NJ. Cullom j
INDIANA.
1855 Dan. ". vuorhees I
1887 Benz Harrison &. #
L IOWA.
1885 VIM. B. Allison +
1850 James F. Wilson. i
KANSAS.
1885 Jobn J. lugalls. i
1889 Pres" u Plumb. +
KENTUCKY.
1885 JOHN 8. Williams. Z
1859 James Il l3eck ...I
LOUISIANA.
1885 Benz. r. Jonas. a.. d
1880 Randall q bsun Il
MAINE.
1887 EnQtns Hale n
lSS9 WIl'i,m L. Frye. Il
MAINLAND.
1885 Jamrs Is. Groolne . L
1857 Arthur 2. Gnman L
MASSACHUSETTS,.
1887 Henry u. Dawes . Il
1855? q -o,g- i. Hoar. Il
MICHIGAN.
1887 Omar u. Cnngor Il
1879 I'nos. w. Ia mer. Il
MINNESOTA.
1887 S J. II. Mcmillan. j
1889 Dwight NJ. Sabin. j
To,al-lsepublicans, IS
VaI -
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
Folowin. /. o list OF m mb.:s Of the lowe
house OF the Forty. oiSnth congress:


Following i. o list OF m nlb..s U. the lower
house OF the Forty oisnth congress:
ALABAMA.
Ihos. IL Itcrnlon. Dds Thomas Williams. =. d
Mj;sm M'lsiy A. i hcrssst &m " hHwes
Charles N. Shelley. .pl3 Luke Prior. .........,D
ARKANSAS.
ro1naeTrI ml Io1s: ns.- 2 samuel n " Peel;
8 Johu Rogers. .riise'. ............. ] D
CALIFORNIA.
! Vim s. R9seeraas. .Di4 Pa,rci: ,. Tul'y ... D
James II Budd. d......D AT large. 9. A. sumner D
8 Barclay Henley..... ID At large, J.R 9lascOck D
COLORADO.
James b Bsford. -. ri
CONNECTICUT.
! William w. Eaton. Dis John 4. Wait. .... n
2 Cha+ L. Mitchsll.. Dll Edw'd W. Seymour. d
DELAWARE.
Charles r. Lord. ......D
FLORIDA.
/ r. H n. Davidson. DE- Horatio Risl,ee Jr n
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xsIxia g. 0scses. ..RI
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lD.sl.LYr.
A Western i'r,,sr's stnsys

My nnme is Anthony Hunt. l;sa
drcver. and Nv. miles and miles avGy /
the western prairie. There wasn't 8 b
within sight when we moved thars,
wife and 1, and noWwe haven't
ueighbors, though those We have ~ i
ones.
One day, about ton years aga. J
away from home to sell some efsy ~
cattle--tine creatures a. ever 'HAWs
to buy some groceries I and dry goo
fore come buck, and, ab0vs alla1 d
onr- Youngest Dolly. she had neSsI
store doll of her own only thssl1
her mother had'maie her.
Sally could talk notht QtSS
down tN the very 81 q buts ~
buy q big op- fsSD ~ -.
understand how fuIf M L.sis
toy, and how, when the O.. 3 ~
the first thing buried OF toN a.
Doll. I found large one. VI
would open and shut when gsi
wire. and had it wrapped up
tucked it under my arm, whil3 p
parcels OF calico aad delaine
sugar put up. Then, late as
ed for home. It might hayG
prudent to stay until morninksS
anxious to get hack, and e.
DOlly's praiseNa about her doll.
was mounted on stee1
horse Of pine,. vnd pretty
Night set In before I was a mil
and settled down dark as pitchl
in the middle ofithe widest btl
knoxof. Icould have felt my
I reYsmbered il SO we'll; and Z
when the storm that had been bfaaa
and peltsd the rain in torrents,
or may be six. from home yet, to-
rode on as fast as could, It,
sudden I heard little cry like
voicel ] stopped short and
heard it again. ] called and. Is
me. ! eouldn't go . thing: all NJ
pitch. i got down and felt ahsss
gass--ca1ed again ami. ~
swered. NEkS
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and stood still with a dest
6ve minutes before I coul6A
At last ! did II, and saw thlE
neighbors. snd my wife amt
When she saw me she hi
sOh. don't tell him." sh6s
kill him." 81
What IL II, nsighbors?. .xI
Aud one said:
= Nothing now, I hope
your Arms7e
A poor lost child" said f
On the road. Take 1t. 1
turned fsint. And i iii
thing and saw the face Of
my nttlS Dolly.
lt vas ny darling, 6nd
bad picked up upon the id
Ny little child Had wand
daddy and the DOH, Will
& work. and vhoaa they n
one dsad. I thanked Hess
before thsm N i % not
neighbors but I think q
nights, and vpn1er how u
now il ] had nj Stopped
cry for help npoa the roa
a - NJ = = y = ast :
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|il4 GsosRa ". Gsddss ID
)!l6 A0ouie'm ]. Warner. D
ZIG 1esiaA Wtlkius. ~. d
~ Joha. Z. UpdeRrsR B
stl6 NNm. Mckinley, Jr.. q
SIl9 Ezra B Tsylor..... 3
9l@0svN B Paige. ....u
)i21 Martin 4. Horan. q
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
secretary Teller's Report, Giving ! Full
Exhibit Of the Indians and 3
,, Public Lat,idy..s.
THE MILAN QUESTION. !.

LIE MILAN 9UE6IAO1k 49, ~ ti4il.
Of the fiftyfour paecs OF Secretary Teller
annual report, 20 are devoted TO Indians, 9 Il
pubic lands. 3 to pst.ns, . esch tJ einoA.
ton aud railr ads, aud ~ miscellaneous W
geological surveys. Alaska, ,Utab, 1ellowsson,
park. census, aud government build ngs Nnci
Of the m tier presented ON the Indisn qGs 40
is threehed straw. II Is interesting sosle1
that ~ "
Tue depastment has locassd ap Indirn sctoo, 1
Carlisle Hstnptou and Forest Grove. Tho ctix d
Of Lawrence donated to tue government for ib
purposes Of this school $50 acres OF choice iald Il
osss iS 10 % q ss Saaas, ss y.
ps;s vii seoas So is ssSss.s shs son
Soo sss"o sugs: gfse:.' i hs5 GsessD ssD.
~, and Genoa. Nebr.. ara about ready fnf occnpa.
tion. The capacty Of Zach u these schools = SO
4 y prop .se,t to esssbiish boarding school. q
axle. Wso:: Michlts. Ind r: and Blle. !. Ofaa
eone ct these are 10 course Of erection. becreise
Teller remind: the country hat the unt.l Hiase
Indian education. which government Ousht. bu
hAs not paid. aal urges that now when there u Z
surplus Hf revenue: 10 sood time to maks an ap'
propriation OF the Indian tribunals oe theo<
beat men at each aaencv no adequate, report I,
given Crim"a on reservations arc yet without ths
necessary C., legislation from congress-
The com missioner Of Indian al .irs again calls at.
and others to invade the Indian Territory for the
purpose Ct ssttle!nsnt. and recom'nens the enaet.
ment OF law adding imprisnnmcnt to the fine nov
hrov'ded Tor. 10 which the secretary Concurs. The
increase of Indian agents salaries is recommended
on the Rr"und that better pay won d command
bett men. The commiss oher Of Indian aftai:.
recommends that q fund 10 placed ut he disposal
of the depar m-nt 10 my the fees Of homestead
entries BY 1n!ians In which tn q .cre,ary concura
TIE SIOUX RESERVATION
After recounttng the failuee Ut the Sioux treaty
to noes The approval Of tue senate; the secretary
continues:
'Wiie,her the proposed pavm.nts arc suticent
must be determined from tb. value Of the lsnu aud
the tenure under whici It b held. It does not np-
pear from an examua ion Of ths treaty Of 1868 that
It was tn. intention on the part Of tho vovernmen!
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WHEAT-Ths market on change was dull ysster.
No. hard 88isc Was bid. bat lellers he'd ont fol
98c. and no saiea weee made. For January No. !
hard Rl:Ol was bid and e1.O3is for February.
Sales Of May wan made at 6l.lO. From Ia to ic
more was aslsd futures BY sellers.
CORN-ihs tL.rket % dull and steady. No. 2
VAS bud for q 46c on tract, l9c asked: October
and November. &c: year. do: CONDEMNED, IS
G46o -
OATs-Dull and steady No 2 white, 2Oc asked,
go bids No. 3, 27e asked. 26c bid: rejected, 25e
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A Common sense Remedy
SaliCyliCa.
No more rheumatism. G0ut or
FsuraE0ia.
Immediate Relief Warranted,
Permanent CHTO Guaranteed

FTUe years esta0ItShed and 7sever
krto4Cr' to fail IN q single case. acute or
chrcnic. Refer to oil prominent a'bySt-
cians and druggists bos' the standing of
6GJscyLSed.
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS
GIL AFLAmE.
Destructive Fire at the Stan
dard OIL Works

Cleveland, 4.-On Kingsbury run, at
Wilson avenue crossing, in the oil re-
finery of Thurman & Teagle, oil leaking
from one of the stills ran into the run
and as that was unusually high the oil
came to the boiler house, where it ig-
pited and vent off with great explosion
esrly this morning. The still also esugbt
fire and the contents went into the ruo.
In few minutes the surface Of the
water was covered with flames from Will
son avenue to Broadway. The blazing
oil made its way in the center of the
stream, now 100 feet wide, directly to-
ward the Standard oil works, and half
dozen engines were ststioDed on the
banks ready to save the building en-
dAngered. Six thousand dollars worth
of oil burned at the works of Thurman &
Tesele and in the Republic works, which
caught from the running oil. The burn
ing stream passed the pArafite works
Of Merriam & Morgan, where
the fire caught, but the small aume ex-
tinguiFhed 1t before harm waS done,
The oil and water together had now
risen to such q height % to cover the
alarm boxI st tbe Standard works, ard
render il useless. The Standard people
were ordered by fire officers to extingiush
every fire about the works, Notwiih-
standing this, about Il 80 three heavy
explesions scattered many Of the Stand
ard tanks into fragmentE, and spread the
oil in all directions. Tank Ne. caught
fire q moment later, So well Is Tank 2,
beth Of which were of immense size. Ten
minutes later tie gasoline tanks contain
ing 3 600 barrels, exploded with a report
heard for miles. Instantly nun Der OF
wooden structures caught fire, and q
moment later q newly-built pump house,
costing IS, 600, was ablsze. In less than
fifteen minutes two more tanks exploded.
a dozen email reports told Of exploded
reservoirs or pipes. From that time till
nearly 9 the fight went on, the fremen
doing what they could to save property
in the yard, while the Standard en-
ployees were fighting thu FIRE away from
the river. At 3 one Of the largest tanks
exploded with terrific force. instantly
the flames shot up and lighted in every
quarter. Engines were playing upon the
storage houses, at the east Of the yard,
while workmen were rolling away bar
rels Of oil to a place Of safety. Fully
100, 900 barrels were burned. The loss is
estimated at $3.50, 0o6. There was q rAin
STERN during the progress of the fire.
Lster.-The fire at the Standard Oil
Works is nearly exhausted. The scene re-
sembles chaos. Two years, it is
thought, will be needed to restore
the works to their condition Of two days
ago. Colonel Jayne, treasurer of the
company, thinks not more than 30 600
barrels of oil burned, and says the loss
cannot be stated until the focd sabSides
and q careful examination il made. The
fire is still burning in spots, and the
flames disclose the wrecks OF ten receiving
vAts, twenty or thirty stills and other
small works; $500. 600 is probably q
moderate estimate of the loss.
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Ysung Burglars.

New York, 4.-For more than year
the fire department and police have bsen
annoyed by false FIRE alarms. Two
months ago the matter WAS placed in the
hands of inspector Byrnes, ana yeseer-
day his detectives succee1ed in capturing
nine young nen, whose cor fsSsisns show
them to DO not only senders sat of false
alarms bat burglars as we'll. TIE sriS-
onerE, with the exception Of enc. reside
in this city. Their names are Vim. Nc
CEbe, VIM. d. Hughes, n. A. O'Dsn-
neil, John CeRliR, Edward and Richard
.O'Kscfs, Daniel R@nY, Calvin Swift
and Horstio o. CeartHey, OF Brooklyn,
and thsir ages range from II to Is. Me-
Oabe is an expert Iock-nGksr, sad fssh-
toned keys to fit ths doors OF several
stores where SEINE ef the ceHspiratorG
were employed. Many mysterious rob-
berries the past iyear have beea planned
by them.
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