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Ball Room, Tragedy.

CIIn'AuO, Jan. a l.ym..lilN,rg,
Va, special says: Alta tall IN Bed
fUrsl county an Saturday night u
Young lady, Adele Read. said I"
Ss,Ott Clayton, who wa~ calling the
figures, that i,s was mot calling carr
recily. lie made some sharp ~.
sln'is~e which was resented l,y one Ut
Miss Read. admirers, Ar,,lslead
Rarksdale. The latter called l. lavtcn
out and hot words l,asssesl. lsarks.
dale drew knife, sI'ramx on Ga t.,n,
ansl Inflicted horrible xa.l. from
the right eye to the back ri the ne..k,
severing the jukular aud causing in,-
mediate death. The scene in the LaIl
rtx'''' wHs sickening. Women In
fancy hall dresses taimtimg and falling
int" ptn'ls III blMxl, aud regular
melee followed among the partisans
"f the two i,el,. Isarks.l,lt. exesln,l
uns,lsservtsl IT, another part Of the
cs'unty. He ln'rrOwrd u gun frs,n, m
atviuintancs and completed the tr:,S.
e'ly l.y sI''aDting himself through tl,-
lm,wels.
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SUMMONS.


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Roceptjou TO Governor Crosby.
\ Chicago dislMtcn, at January 4fl,,
say.: Gov. Schuyler Crosby ii
Montana. formerly U. =. Consul to
Fhrence. Italy, who has been spend.
Ing . week or twO In this city. was
given . reception last evening In the
parloss az the Leland Hotel. hy
Emery A. Storrs. Governor Crcel,y
kon his way fron, his foreign ,n,,siop
to assume his duties ~ Governor o:
Montana, and It wss the desire NJ
Storms, who met him in Europe dur
Ing his recent European trip, to
present him to sOlsse Of the leading
citizens of Chicago. Fifty represen-
tatives men Of the city were present.
About 10 O'Clock the guests were
invited tn the ordinary. where IN
elegant collation. was spread. The
table snd it* surroundings were =
masterpiece. At the end Of the
table Was piece representing Sunny
Italy" topped by the Italian colors,
and showing below . gOndois On .
silvered lake. At the ctl,er end ofthe
board pierre representing the Far
West;" an engine was coming out
Of tunnel upon = suearel railroad
traek "Bill Nye, with = gun In his
hand, and bottle In his pocket, clad
In western garb. waiting to weIcome
the new Governor. Around about
were spoetive hares and other ant
l,aals, and on . tree were to be seen
quail aall other birds. Above the
table was suspended . banner bear-
ing the inscription, ~. Schuyler
Crosby, Consul and Governor from
Florence to Montan . from Michael
Angelo TO Bill Nye.'" A few in
formal speeches were INDUCED In.
The affair was IN extremely p)eas.
ant one. Gen'l. Sheridan and other
military men were present.
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Boat Burned as Sea.

L0ND.,x. Jan. 8.-Tle British ship,
British Empire, frum shields fOr
Bombay. has l'een burned at sssa.
Ten perx0nx were saved. hut tvoO
b0at., containing the captain. mate
and fourteen hands, are missing.
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Counter Claims.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9.-'rlie owners
az the steamer Kirby Halt claim
"a, OOO damage for the collision with
the City Of Brussels. The Innla0s
claim q lOas Of $,SlhD, I'M: on the city Ut
Brussels, beside the cargo and lives
lnnf
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81. PsrHnsBCH0, Jan. 8.--Te)e'
Rrams frua vladev0stOck report y
1sovement by China against the cs'-
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Socialists Arrested

ROME, Jan. 9-The ln'lice. seized
two l,ll.is NJ Overtjamk on two sls,-
cevsive occasions during the umvsil-
ing by the s'octalists In = roorn here.
In connection with the seizures were
twenty-five pensolss arrested imclutl-
Ing tn. popular triblne Parlsa'ne.
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Frozen In the Ice.

TORONTO, DIRT Jan. 0.-Sanluel
Miles, = seven. y.mr-oItj 10y. WAS f.,slnal
IrOGeu taSt in the Ice In the middle at
the bay. He lett hOllse to skate on
Saturday altesDaDn aud Il h thought
he wss driven out by the strDmg wind
aud being unable to T.turn lay down
aud was frozen 10 death.
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Compression aI.
lo'Dl'S

WAsIIINs:T"N. Jan. 4.-Thc shin
ping bill was rts:I,ue,i. i:ys:,-e and
springer hcl'l tina, there wpr. fu,ui
object IONS to the section ex~nuiuv
vessels IN foreign trade from, .la,,.
and municipal taxation. H<rlx.t re-.
sun!e.'> IN shipping bills.
The House Judiciary committee Nv
= v:'te 81 . tc6 postponed X mott's re-
o!'ti.n declaring forfeited land, "
the Northern Paritir and took mn tho
VI! increasing the tex. Of Star Route
witnesses from the far west.
The House election co,,, .miltee has
decided to rrpr"t in favor of seating
v"'1e " ! taI =" Delegate, als., So
slnxIsOuse Of Missouri.
SENATE.
On motion III Senator Vest th..
secretary VI the Interior w.x In.
structed to transmit the cnrrt ,,s,.,.
Hes!ce regar>tug the leasing Of ill.,.
Yellowstone Park. ''e
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PARIS, Jan. 9.-Generxl lark
Devalajau, Chief Of Stalr to General
Vinev during the sejge Of Pari.. and
. signaiory u the capitulation ii that
city in the FrAncD-(ier,nan war, dietl
at lIixle Adair on saturday Of Ap.,-
plexy on hearing 0fthe death Of Grl,-
ecxl Chxnsy.
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Body round.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-The holly of .
seaman who has apparently been
murdered has l,een fssu0d on the ise
nj the Wells street bridge this morn
ing. The police think he WAS
dragged there Ivy the m,urtlerers and
that they tried IL sink the Indy, and
that 1t caught on the wife from the
bridge.
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CMIcAa'O, Jan. D. "A Cullemsvilie,
J'l. slDectal says: Yesterday after
noon terrible explosion A-.urresi in
the csnll mine III Jones' l. Ee,,l,it near
here. Tie cause l. unknown. Twelve.
persOiix were In the mine ut the time.
Two essape<l-a man named MasOs,
aud iMy. Mason was ut the mouth
vi the shaft and was badly hurt hut
the 10y was unjl.juresl. At : O,claNk
the relief parties had n"t l,+em able,"
enter the mine. Foul air is rising in
dense volumes from IT," shalt a,,.i
OverrIwcrinx them III Un.'c. THE
fate Of the ten men i not knnwn,
but it is l'eliev.~i Impossible that any
can e.talH. Tie scene nla,,i, the mine
Is lIeartrel,tlimg: far eight "f the ten
have families. who are calling in
agony ON their lowed ones, wI.rs:,
they hope are yet alive. The. names
II the Imprisoned n,en are Nicholas
Kohl, Francis Byram. Henry F'urry,
Thomas Hanson, Harry Starr. ST..
ks'ix.rt Dunlap. JaU.s> W. King. \.
II. Combs. Frank Stanford, Henry
STAR, Jr.
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Free Trude Advocacy.

NEW IuwK, Jan 9Th. I;.rAl
tn u column editorial on the Hawaiian
treaty ts'nrlu.lcs: The Sandwich,
Island treaty has injured u" "me hut
benefits every one On the eastern,
slope NJ the ItM'ky mountains, AMI
~ 1t admits certain sugars free of
duty. the Pacific tssa>t HAS the FIJI,
benefit If free sugars. THAT !, the
thing fa'r CalifOrnIaIss H. deal with.
without pe~terimg the treaty making
I"wer In Washington. All tie f,,..
over sugar AMI Spreckcls really
IleaI,~ al the .s,itO,n u combination
IT, aid the British Government and
Sir Charles bike IL i,,l~.i.. and IL
l.'s-i''ic thwart tie negotiations now
committed :" AN expressed grant III
rtt''prsr'tiy :Or commercial alliance
will, Mexico, which II u country
Capable Of producing IN indefinite
supply "f sugar. II this Negotiation
- successful, tl". principle Ut ~.
lin'ler.1l trade will IN the End .wc,,,
Int" il NIL alliance with not only all
the States IT l'entral America hut
Cuca aud Porto Rico also.
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NEw YOKk, Jan. S.--The L0mw.er-
cit< Bulletin xiv = Interesting .tatis-
tics of the growth Of the oyster *.
port Trade tor the last two or three
years. Fifteen wears xgO American
oysters were almost unknown IN
London and Paris, and nOw they are
IN the menu III the lest hotels IT,
these cities. The export trade j.
confined to six firms In this city, Il,
oysters being shipped unopened, and
10 barrels costing frosn six To seven
dollars per barrel. Last week over
loo barrels were shipped.
CHICAGO, Jan 8.-A corner In corn
n said to be developing here, and the
rapid rise of seven cents I'm lie Last
week 10 January option given colnr
to the story. 1t h stated that Free
man B. Handy, who M successfujly
!.n the lest deal, has associated with
him several heavy New York can't.
aI'st", and he was the scl,en,er. It il
supposed to be the plan OF the cliu.e
TO Ouy oil the January and Fel,ruarv
corn offered. One hrs,ker l.,,,,,i;.
over 0OO. O0 bushels SATURDAY.. Tie
m'Iki"g process has already begun IL
shake out the weak holders, This
morning there 10 strung loom aud
lne January corn which closed IN
Saturday ct -: opened 1t IS. and
went to IS! and then xol.l steadily un
to 81: at which figure it was vt IL
o'clock. Nherol'ti"s,s also advanced.
New York, Jan. s.--The vu.i.rx
lWaahtn9ton special savs: J. n.
smith, the Commissioner sent here
ny the Hawaiian government 10
work agaiDst the prors,sed abrovxtion
of the reciprocity treaty. has returned
here aud resumed the effort. I'm
which be was engaeed with the Int.
Minister Allen before the HOLIDAY.
Newman. q San Francisco, who fan
loe Coogress this ell, h also herr.
'ePsesenting Claus 9pseckles.
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drove the rat from his CON, Portable
home In the sewer. The elected q, my
M rats has billeted itself in more com.
Portable winter quarters, in the Rue
Dauphite. in the Rue de Bac, the
Rue de Saints.Peres, for instance.
taking possession with the greatest
Goodness, aud maintaining strict mill
itary order, - II In obedience to q
common general.
Archer, for the ninth successive
season, il ut the head Of tic list with
:lO victories cut Of ga mounts,
From this it will be seen that bis
riding fees alone amount tn upwards
Of x::,WO. To this. Of course, must
be added bis several retainers, treble
the total Of this sum for presents, and
there is at once an income 1T up.
wards Of el2, 0O per annum, with all
expenses paid It must be horne in
mind. The income from, presents Is
not over estimated. On the st. l.eger
alone Archer received fully e., aOO.
A boat conveying rassengers last
Wednesday from Oppan to Ludwig
shafen. was dashed against tree and
thirtv-iive prisons were drowned In
the Lake IT Constance. The lake Of
Constance b l ,::s3 above the YEA level
and forms . common centre, where
Switzerland, Austria, BADEN, Bava.
rio and WurtemburY meet. Its water.
NE ola dark green hue, and are sub
let to sudden and mysterious rio.
|ngs. In ITO the lake rose In one
hour to height Of twssA.'-foue feet
hove its ordinary level. ,eo~iontion
IN the lake h rendered 81 MIllleult
md dangerous by viojent squalls.
which seldom give warning Of their
lpproaeh.
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az 20 une-Ihe Woun1e1 Mefr1e<
nns~hersn whils rlen1ing - 49,
Lives
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Paris FIGARO 10 following
the fall a Hue: The beaten An.nzsS
we're coop>d up IN fhe burning village
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lsy under is ths guns q Is for'. Which -
filled with sailors armed With krnpc'cn..
peatinx rifles. with sights carefully adjust
~ " 49, di-<.nc~ The magazines Of -
- .-~~. <,,1- $1,000 tn men looked On.
$50 .1,.r' - -y -- -.--~-.-..< ~ ehe 800
waiting unit. : nank mo.e N y ~ go
er troops and the Airing Of Tho bamboo nuts
should drive The human quarry out bezoro
them We 49, them hating e tho end -
.l-s---s $1,000.
tns s"1-s'' 49,. s''s --'. -,.-.s~- s..rsr.
then. after fev moments n,s..'
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LEI $500. .s-ic~t fhe impending shower
WI ~e -1< 1890
81 bullets, tney ru.neo on. 'e'>-
cry then commenced Two voIieys wero
fred. II was quite treat fe'etait N
plaisir) 70 see these fan-like streams q
bullets sweepinx down On The fuRitivss-
They were poured IN twice IN one minute =
the word u command In : sure. methodicaI
manner. Il was like . jet from . huge
waf4rinc.pof. which moved them down By
doztns. Ina cloud Of dust and gravel 10
could sss :2ne sho aESPsa e ; e af, rss
on Wv. now Another Ike wod1dsd opis
r~i. Grrh~rfnr A. their robes n : t0I1I5
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A Probable Clew - she lGysesrisus mur1ee
- xara Burns - Lineoln, minsis.
cuckoo. o. ~
A Da1y H<srs star corTsspondsnt tsle.
graphs from Rochester, Ind, full inter
view with Tom Dukes, who was engagsd -
marry zura Bnrns, murdered = LIncol1-
Dukes No. found II hiding. He had BIZ
hand done Up IN rag. and told di3ereno
stories about how he had hurt ~ H saI6
Ne could not - hired % 50 Over % Lincoln-
He would noe tsll who're ~ No. iron ~
day until Tuesday, althouGh - scknowl-
edged that NJ 20 sway from homoI H
gave mp two leoesrs fron zura Burns. n
one<hs says t1nt ~ must moot her q LIZ
coin BY October - and Accuses hin 81 Try
inx q 70 hack q her DuEoo aid ~ kn6w
znra was enciento. bue said ~ had novor
sustained improper relatiouo viii ~.
Miss Frear. to young WOMAN Dukes u ..
xsged - u Ke9Wauneo, Ina, saj6 Ton told
her that ~ wos - 1roub1o 90 q IlIino1n.
people % Fulton County, IndIanav bocamo
aroused to-day. and he Sheriff 1torto6 .
arrest Ton Dnkoo bue ~ was noe = -
found Il n good country for ccncon1s.
nenf- ana b u doubffol u - orrurt = %.
loctsd WI1hcu5 GFoo4 dolnys
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Sommfsse = kanca<.c. .no -.
eernine The Tanning . Herman Aiasss
bos1ox, 1z.s.: 80: u
edIv produced befor. tie senate COMMITTEES
~ rI-~--s.- 800 1870 80. Afternoon
on A1ue@-1on ~ Aot 80 49,
Mr.. Charles Z. Chance, o. somerviIls
co'r'eI ~ 800: ~-- .-, r =. -
prominenf part n organising sne
.h-. - 49, -:,~> 80 -x~.< aim<-u1<v A.
80. - ~-ss.<-. 49, --~--~,<,r
finding work His reputation xor yeE@c'<y
4 unimp~achable ARR ~ Md Rivsn
son,e uni-por1snt ssrtimony hs - ssksd
~ Senator blair II be lad anything slss =
- --t-s-
some ses q 81: hum sp@s. h'ds 'a'ns'''hs
WIZ. % you mean g s.y.- asked senator
Blair. fh.t TINS "a pecn zone y ny -
extentf ...s - -
Yes or. co. 49, the xcIly.. 91- ~ ", "a
own pcr>one! knovle1gs -. s.,r n'ofi .lsy5 ~
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/" THE 0iy IofNG MN IRON
TOU-N~

TOWN
with fork n hand. onr summer day.
Iaklnx fflnf N tossing has
Ihe ray fouu< man VINO came from town
i !.ki Win maicn IN N sn4 srpen.
vim hazel ~ : "a ehe-tnui hair.
And quiet Nat and mt.tc n aif.
>nf OH ~ feH'N ~ N4rN ur kuoH
I ha' nef blush was quick ami voice was low
For mrrrlf N Hint win The mniirn brown
Na' fnt ni'n ~ fhe ~ youn- man from town
A npcnlnr next the yunx man 80
tensnth Al apple irts <o'.r A. that
Ain.sr nv, I'm. frnm .hrna. ~. cane ...
- ion<. riir avenues. bindings vast.
~ case AMI luxury an ~ur. a--en:
NhR 81 with ta<nful aAr and shy.
Ifoonc'i Inn r<rh eyrlid over H. eye.
a dtru ~. rrdANnln3 fealnrr< hrnEn
AZ lot tne eay young man from town
some DAYS NJ hal spent M this rural SPOT.
Whrr<- health wn> plenty. ami style nns Duf.
Had Ell NJ club ana ui< frffnt~ behind
For lie that WIS irun ami uncpunnc1.
with ~Inlij lfnc latest uo>cI enrn.
with 4 = ~ his hunfIn1-iu< foriofn.
And f<rnufe ~ 4 - dispute w Ind
with III trrnor titus NJ styled his lad.
AL. thl- he explained N thc maiden brown.
with sigh. this ray younx man from town.
First days. then weeks. ana where ~,.y vent
A n s .S. sne ss sas sasz r1 a ass en
a. ch1ncfi ~ many man ~ mem.
fnr he found h = piiI 49, quicken anil stir
Whenever ~ <n~ or thought 1T her
And learned alone 10 dream aud <<h.
Or <f1fnmer and blush when she WAS nigh.
The eyes ami blush Of rhr maiden brown
Hal captured the KAY young man from town
- he told hi- hove. AMI a. ht ienf
III hope and fsar % AK consent.
H. ffsIt her the rcai reason why
H. : I cas' ~ home sui kin>f0ik ~:
Ms father had babe him settle In life
And hni chosen for him proper wife.
-Who did nvt stand IN her worth alone.
With 4 rich old father. and cash of her own. "
Hut he fitd fr,,m her and hi fathers fr0~n.
And fouui bis Tate a<Ar from town.
The maiden listened well the while.
And over her Textures came \ smile
Her Father. she told him. hal Plan
To make per wifc p ray young man
with 4 rich Oh father ani cash ~ hi- own
Required NJ was handsome catch.
Hui she Oh |cc<ed 10 such . mafch
And. afraid tn face her fathers froUn.
Had ned 70 her OH nurse here from town.
He STARED: she smiled Around her waist
Hi- arm IN lO<'in< way ht placed
-in -Iffe Of will We must confess
The old folk triumph. nevertheless.
u seems " ran from love a~ay.
And Iixcd 70 love another DAY.
And. Dlishfe1. going hack again.
Our ~IrN< will Laugh ~ u.--4haf them
Tl- t><sffer far 20 laugh than fro~n-
town.
-Ihcma. Dunn En1's<h. ~ n. T. Ledger.
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Onen;nv< IL aufunan and winter bon
re,1 ~ fhe le.d;n~ millinery houses
sho~ re sm,ll sh.nes AMI -imnle trim
m;ng- nnnouncei several weeks 400.
TheSe small bonner< viii prevail 10 the
exclusion ~ pokes. thonrh there are a.
~. l,r~er s;ze- for elderly women
.nd ~ rkos.. uho ned Greater warmth
ana r~n,er.;on ~ ire head The nov
al,;.S ~ mill;narx are therefore NOT
fornd ~ neur sban.,- hrt Is the variety
ma ricbress ~ fbe fah~'c- med. Hith-
60 winter honnef< were limited 10
tbo~e n felf. velver or plush. but now
fbere Il N endless variety 81 wool and
I'M -nd metal hra;ds I'D. with rich
en,hroi,ier;e- ror.l- ana chenille: ana
are~- f,br;.-- n All klnd< from cloth ID
viewer 49, n -h;oned into -tyl;sh hon
n.,s rb.f marcb th< co-rnrne with which
49,, 80 No., Ther. - 40 many
h.rne,. ;mnorfed w,tho,1t trimming.
NM - nearly comnlete IL them<elves
~. = y = rcrx eaSx matter 10 add the
simrIe g,rni-,,re needed
Ore u Nv. noveI<;e. y fhe entire hon-
-, N .orr.che bra;d made with row
aver nv n ~ n,rrowe<t WOO, braid.
hsr;,,;,~ !, 49, center ~ the crown
,pd exte5dinr II circles 10 he edge u
tbe brim. This comes IL the dark cloth
cojor~- dahlia golden brown. myrtle
vrern ~ ~,npk,r,-and NAV have \
i,ttie -;lrer ~ tr;lf MIXED with II II Il
IN excellent honner "a wear with cloth
ro-rumes fb,t ~. trimmed with sou-
tacbe- Ana there u al-o another fancy
80 ~,,.t;r~ 4 ~ .xe,r With ~ Tndi.
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IN Yaxoo County. Miss. party ~
puntcrs killed deer that had human
skull impalei on = prong ~ his horn.
supposed % - that Of negro. The
prong had entered the cavity occupied
IN life By the eye. and had grown up
around the bone, showing The skull
had not been put On recently. There
are various conjcctureS - % how Il got
there. but the most prevalent opinion =
that the animal was wounded and
brought % bay BY negro. and had
killed the latter in the conflict which en-
sued. the prong entering the eye and
piercing he brain The body 81 the
deer showed other wounds He was
about - large - two-yenr-old calf -
N<naphis (zcnn.) SENDER