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-Four dray mules and two young,
gentle horses, for sale cheap. Bryson
y 70. Al
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Letter heads, envelopes, bill heads
bills OF lading, cards, aud all kinds Of
commercial printing done as we'll aud
as cheap at the PuBLfc I.EDGER Office
IS anywhere 10 the United States.
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In large supply, received daily nj Glen.
ents market, So Beal Wholesale as well
as retail trade solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
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Large and fresh lots Of Norfolk.
Lynnhaven Bay and York river
Oysters, received daily nc sIey.
ers'. No. rs Monroe street, and
served ia the choicest manner,
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Mr.. A. 4. Kenneday, for many years
manager Of b. Lowenstein Il Bros. retail
shoe department, has, in consequence Of
the discontinuance Of that branch of the
Lowensteins. connected himself with the
popular shoe house Of Zellner d Co., 800
Main street, where he extends a cordial
invitation to his friends at home and
abroad to call on him, and begs to assure
them that he can serve them better than
ever, because Zellner & Go. are as great
in their specially Of boots and shoes as arc
the Lowensteins in dry goods. Al
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OveFeOats 30 nc all sizes, nj all
prices, The finest line in the city
ssOlden Eagle One Price CiOthinp
House.
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WAITED.

|. u =
-
MRS wilkins will give Instructions in any
WI Of the various branches o. aIt sorn, ,.;l'
Popolari 70 = hH Ha,, .,aS III Gonri
i he.lns t.n,a n XII nm every dSy ior
Two WOW weeks sek CO.'S
5ss@S 55-i------,-- -. ..5 = cooF al y
Madison street. 40 5
1ITINS WINTED-To haul coal Inquire
al oiics 90 Man street, or at Goat foot q
market street. Brown Jones. ~ VI
C0Uk or I've good secondhand table coun'
L tiers at Ledger oalce. 81
iIlU lease or buy small house or eottage, IN
Il any good neighoorhood Of the city, Win
IN or without the corporate limits. ADDRESS
a, Ledger 81 once, y :.
G w. Jockey. 23s Second. IS ll6
A GOOD cook and servant girl. Inquire
A SiS Adams street. Nl2
: = : s.- ae-,.- -, l. - = 800
Sch a.b a CS., g Bssl. l6t
= -, -,
PURCHASERS at 60M LINUS ne" esnesa ~
ONR hundred wood choppers on Enslsy
" farm. 10 miles down the river. % -
OARF, FLEISCHMANN 4 CO.'S Com
For sale by all hrst-clAss groeers,, Try u. De,
- = -, - t.
1N0 exchange ~ acres 5000 ianll near ely
L for two good dray mules. lhh A OhAoh ~
IF you want cheap shoes call on HIr.eh,
i hch vi alb d 60 90 zeal. lul
PTRsT-CLASS J0B PRINTER, non
~ flnion A. Ladser Office.
- ,z51VDT1T pT1
Two ht old frames Win our iN ~ Y htsAAb ID -
Il BLkSi el.oe Per PAR. = y MgLI0kD . W.
NID gold watch cases. silver, etc., cash. j.
" N. n Y " 9.e9 = ". - 80
I00n TONS cast and wrought from
lUUV rags and bones, also old met,
al, feathers and hides, old machinery bought
and sold, send for price Inst, Address
f09 To 4i3 Shelby street, Memphis, Tenn. 10
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKER,
1901 second street. I

For a stylish dress and beautiful iit, e
TO Mrs ID. i. Abdul, 1888 Main. al
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AnLEIt nRbs. q CO.
POI MAIN STREET,

V~nHaye received their entire
Fall stock Of Boots and Shoes, including
many novelties in footwear They offer
them at lowest prices. All
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The ofIlcea Of Cole & Co., and The
Memphis Lumber and Manufacturing
Co., on account Of the FIRE are now To-
Gated at Nos 35i and 1853 Second street,
where they will DO pleased TO see their
friends and patrons. 84i
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Hunting Roots and Rails at
McNaIly a ridwell,
I70 Main NJ. Near Poplar.
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ClOthe your boys in nice, com.
Portable school suits. You can
obtain them NJ reasonable prices
az Golden Eagle One Price Cloth.
Ing House.
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Shrewsbury and saddle Rock
Oysters received daily ~
Felix Frnnef0la's,
No, 2O1 Front street. I
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NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB.
FALL RACE MEETING.

Commencing Monday, Oct 81, and ending Oct 81 1888
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FoR REM

FOR RENT.
DIAN0S, orTsns. yiolins and guitars at
Il houek's new music store, No. $50 vain
street. l065
COTTAGE. 7 rooms, N4 Lauderdaie street.
" Apply At WORKMAN House. 394
DiANO5 ant ORGANS al
L % H0LLENBERG's Music House
A NICELY furnishsd room, with use Of
~ library, TO July l, 1854. Address Martin,
Lelger ONCE. Tt2
TWO furnished roons, conner Union and
4 Main. Apply at $50 Main street. 81 a
FURNISHED ROOMS at so Main street.
Il 8i
NICE brick residence on Hernando road /,
~ near Selma +. X. track,
Residence, with 3 acres land, MeLemoro
avenue. near State Female COLLEGE. Apply Ia
N L bELDE \. 2Sf Main street. PSI
I AREaE' hrst-claIs cotton werehouIe,
PROFESSIONAL
nR. n. ". PTfRREII.
" az Main street, over Floyd's. set
nR.J. ID. WHITE,
" A3 MAIN STREET. corner Jefferson,
| N, COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace
- Notary Public and Comnissioner Of
Deeds. Special attention given 10 collection
.n tss COUNTY, 0mns l2 Madison 4 list
FOR sALE
| DlANO and organs on easy monthly nav
a ment without interest, at Houcks, $50
VAN street 1865
NICE COTTAGE--Large lot, 10 southern
~ tupurbs, attractive place; price, 5000
4O49 See II CARY. Madison street.
! ONE Marsball's Wade Meeum,
- o ~ James Conner, 252 Front.
A GENTLE mare. in good condition. veTv
a cheap. Apply 70 sol Coleman. 50 Il
M lLCH cosast @ Magginess, corner La.
W nier and Union avenues. J NJ Owen a
DlANO-A new style upright piano. 70,
SAFE very cheap. Address or apply at Ell
enl9n suoet. d42
IOLD rKPE METAL-Bettsr than Babbi,i
" lof machinery. at Lsdser ONCE.
IONk hundred bbls damaged meal. eeean-
" 80 AO MARTIN WALT 4 cd.
| no CONTRACTORS sale-A Good IA,
Il rick, with wooden guys. Also one Sool
horse power oapstan, both we'll made NM
little used Apply at sawmill on Wolf river
~. -M BILL BROS
le0 ACRES good land near city; also cot
lOO tage IN city. Ike A Chase, 200 front
TWO building lots in Fort Pickering. Vsy,
4 eheap. w M. X. CONAWAY, rs Main
A FIRST. class, second hAnd piano. In ps,-
a feet order, kranische a Bach. makers.
X. Bertsehy, 2O2 Main street. Sii
A FInk harness horse, suitable for Isdv
~ TO drive Apply At 81 Main street, base.
4eas; ai
| NOITAgE-Ono Of the incest in soa,L
| ~ Memphis. Lot sOxl5O. 81 i CopaWay.
- s.s,n, ri
4 A BUTTONH0LE machine with ali q,
a app1Ttenanoes. X Bertschy, 2O2 Main N
| CANARY sEED-Thres pounds for ivsn,v-
u Mye cents. ULLATH0hNE's seed 'toss
-. ", 1851
la hEk1 hhs, second hand ,trao1It 10, al
I 1pply Al SSefsg 81 he late " b Moon.
u AAUMPnRk s Iciyil Rngin..,
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zoo vards TVsso Hep, at il 1-2c. worth a5c 5000
vards q Fancy Bress Goods, silk and wool mixed,
"A pais, cheeks stripea st Many Of these were
hrs hefor the Is o Iauary Combination Dresses worth
III sod AT 45o yards Of allwool Black Cash
mere wort 65c Colored Frlnges reduced lon
NJ 2sc and al yard Colored Fnges reduced from
Ito SOC yard Black lrnges slk Deaded ana chenn'e'
al a5c. 5sc and 5cc. worth soc, 75c and ~
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Tho Milwaukee Matter.
HORRORS UPON HORRORS.

HORRORS UPON HORRORS.
MILWAUKEE. Jan, 13.-The work Of ex-
huming the bodies of those who perished
in the Newhall house holocaust continued
from an early hour to-day, but the work Of
40 men was carried on without system,
and very little has been accomplished.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock the charred re-
mains Of ahuman body was found at the
north end of the Broadway front OF t he b 9
1el, the first and only body found up till
noon. 1t is charred beyond
recognition. the flesh actually falling off
the lower extremities, and the remnants left
from night dress show that the body is of
q woman. The shreds of the dress cannot
be removed without tearing off the flesh.
From the location Of the body il is thought
to be the remains of Miss Lebbie Chellis,
head dress-maker of T. o. Chapman, who
was seen at the window of the sixth story
shorty before the broadway wall fell. The
remains are fairly imbedQed in bricks.
Much Indignation Is manifested at the
Dangling way the work is carried on and at
the insufficient force, The action of the
council caused such general demonstra-
tion aud ihr. alening thar another meeting
Is called forthis atI IeInoon to employ larger
force, and 70 get electric apparatus for
wOrs AZ nignts,
INV. A. Hall, of Ia Forte, Indiana, partner
Of NJ. Weber in the milling business, died
this morning at Or. Barkett's otfice. He
made a iump from the flth.stoiy window,
and orpee both legs, the bones Protruding
thror,9'u.," hje sHsaA,e Ais gnsresbonts only
RefcXpi;ud tnis ~ arriinr, II ~ = iyS poH-
Mary ConaoY, BESSIE Brown, Annie Ltne-
han, from St, Johns cathedral, and Maggie
Sullivan iroin s., 2aul's There was large
attendance Of people at The imp essive trl-
neral Shortly after noon Two more bodies,
charred beyond all Identification, and part
OF humen trunk were focnd. 1t is now
settled beyond doubt HAT The loss of lite is
not less tnau SO. Ia eddltion to the bodies
two coats were found. IL the pockets ol
one are letters and papers addressed to Will
liam d. Rowell, OF Freeport, Illinois. Mr.,
Rowel escaped without his clothing. A
memorandum book and large bundles oi
business papers were also unearthed. The
workmen have now dug in about sixteen
feet from the side walks. Some are stand
ing in water foot deep, and consequently
can make little-heaV way. After to-day
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HALL H|AH~ IN 8A4HHM
Nav YonK. Jan. 16.-Tweddle Hall, At
Albany. burned this morning. The FIRE
started Ia McNanus' music store. under
the hail. and spread quickly 10 the stage
within. In ten minnfcs the flames were
beyond control. The hall vss entirely
xnnss4. Y. Jan. ie -rw-ddle Hall
block, insluding The opers-house, the AZ
Or ten fsisll stores and a num-
Destroyed by Gre. The lo-s i heavy
The building was . fne fou,-etory free
stone. s. FEET on State and ll< on North
Pearl street The lower sforiee we're de-
voted 70 stores and of]ces above vhich vac
: dne hall. Ioe BY Is 'eet' which bad one
s<rso3. <n N The orsissi eost VS. 5Ioo 60 90
sod the property Is now nsse>sed st en-
30. Erssins Corninx's resi1sooe 3D.
s<r s'p' of s'ses. but hasdr-ds ''' Of
rI|lInc bsnd. pat out The fre and saved
be venerable Old kouse and tits ve>Ilb Of
; es'Insssd - >s~ep. IrsuFsncs eboos
I.szxrcr. K... Jan. ,s.-A 6r broke
10 - norrio< N re 7ur<ns~a1< en>
b d&e-. ooa'4 b- eess<9' ID nscr!y 4
'| ..' ||'| ~ ~. .&| Nh. " Ne
81 F. z. VI -. tII o,I I|.rr.1 II| & |Irt
H|o.|' n. |'y1 It.1.t ~ q
- =. . 3 ~ ''' p ~ u. Z; .S
~ /. 4. 10 I4I h'<-s..' 49,
Zen tt q. - ''-I' -
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storm set in this morning with the appear
ance Of continuing throughoutthe day.
SiAoa1ois, VA, an It-seAy ssai y a. ~ y.
Pendleton, chief-of-staf in the Confed-
crate army of Virginia, in the late war, is
dead.
FOR MASKING A MAsHER.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. l6.-A number of mer-
chants on change presented Clay Sexton
with q handsome driving whip, TO take the
back of the masher he horse-whipped last
evening for insulting ladies on the street.
Colonel ID. p. Dyer, prominent lawyer,
and member of the exchange, made the
presentation spe ch.
KANSAS LEGISLATION.
TOPEKA. KAN, Jan. l6.--A Joint resolu-
tion was introduced in the senate to submit
to amend the constitution by striking out
the prohibitory clause; also that the ques-
tion of holding convention to frame
new state constitution be submitted
at the same election; also that the
question of female suffrage be submitted to
the women Of Kansas, in the hopes they
will defeatit. A concurrent resolution was
introduced, asking congress that suit be
brought In the Federal court to prevent
special privileges in the Indian Teruiory-tUr
individuals or corporstions~gafhst the in
terests of the stockmen OF Kansas.
rRoTrTNG.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 10 AT q meeting held
to-day to organize the spring )trottinR cur
cult. delegates from Maysyifie, Kentucky.
Day ton, Springfield, and Columbus, Ohio,
were present. Dates settled absolutely were
as follows: Msysyille, May 22to %; Cincin-
natl Nav % " Junef. nev@or vr,tc : 4, g.
springfield, June 12th TO 10Th; Columbus
June 10 to q. II Is probable that Toledo,
Detroit, jackson and East Saginaw will fol-
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GOvERKoA sTOCkLEf, or pELAFfShl;
Dover, DE, Jan. ls. ghaaaes 9. Il
ley was innugurated governor today
read his messa ge, reviewing the intkt,
the state IN -buiiding, aud urI :
rigid economy In al stated t,fiiass, <
The COVE nor, il his messsse,
part adopt ss Of direct appiicH ~
present time, 3 sentence from
Jackson's iraugursl, in which rs
recent dem onstratinn Of public 't'4s3
inscribe6 on. tie sit et llsg 3sgt}H Nls
In characlef 10 bfnSH 81 he0 gyNf
the task, qf 1eArpt igiis Basksess
before him .sapreFo si,'l. VI K
ously stri toffsiNll
there can 0e 40 aclgaD
subjects u i, whleh HQsiffsg rs
provemen ila iQablis is1ealt tifG}.
are well defined. The nlethod ~
plishment is question Tor leglsl Z X
dom ultimately TO desermipe r
as tfx limits Of an. addreas hk \,
perniH, le me briefly state a lew 4.
needed reform The people .2
abolition OF needless Offices \
official ,conlpensations 1t sVpla (.
ate with services rendere6t
should be,dehrilely aseert6i1e4
countabiIity In the expgnais u (, "
public monies aud she rsiga. ~
ficiepcy<o' liis civil aexvice NJ y
ness and integrity Alone the
sa5Hsg t;asSHs5lt1E u \ 4 % ss Z Il ssl "
les, q simple ard bustiiee y $50
the affairf of the goverpme n * N
OF all laws creating avenue9 !.
spending OF the public iundss s.s y
ton of officials, The people del T
burdens as web az the neuci
ernment shall be distributed
justice and ilnpaTtialig n x. III
uniformity and sinplid fin tax sSfl
its distribution 10 sued a ieenrfxs
while all shall bnsr their juAt Eht,4
common borders, those slillt 4 %
most who receive most nsd sl2l
least who can beg' least, igS
GOVERNOR FATI.so OF Psl'Nsi
HARRISBURG, jan ld--Ggy /.
tison took up Aisf sesiQf Y
executive mansion tki4. q N ~
His refusal to permit himAeif IN
subject OF osteniation and do, &;
effect to diminish the usual Il ,eff :
streets. but tbarc was AL,
strangers la tie city. t. ffi'i,
monies wSse, & ,y,sfsd byd. Y z
would atcepts steacOrt Of stil
club, of Phiiadeiphia, iroms ~
mansion 70 Tie capitol. but \ RI ssf
accompanied BY the Joint ~
mittee and ex-iOvernor Hola
the capitol, and o few Inoirfrt
O'Clock the legislature lad N
rewt'ed. nr' ~ ca.- 81 ...rs., 49,.
istered 10 the gosernpr,eitc' y ftI
Turnkey when tho new tdo1 M
hts inaurnral address. 1T[ n
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Gambetfa'h Doans--Wa y
This statesmaf 5 deaf. Y
inevitable war beswel
many, but ihera will N.
Of The great drawing ~
Distribution compaif ,i
Louisville, Eenfuckke w
$50. 600 for only s. t7
stitution In TIE cn11 So, !
each. Send to r. ~. BsBr&<S,
Kentucky. .- ~
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Charles fmbery 'rae ..dinih
in the county court se8lerl
committed 10 iaii n await "a
to the asylum It AnEfin. ~
imagincs thai hc \ a hottie
and that he IS constantly 4
poppine ii
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oss ons,ssJ n9on ',,a t6d l|sslss
l lncre szss1 D z tliirtY-oce.t. \. 'nt p',.dl5
md unrl ognitable t,f< f'yr tIsi|ei
hgirls adsF by IA H tbfe<
karndry ,Rlte taken opt l.D nv
eDsbroudt tue ruins With N AZ njGA1
annli u oofn Eight bod,{rg,N, TX ID
betp recofr rsd along tho pest ~ 1a3o
N Not tht nildipe thefsfnal t.cu
YAM girl Who We're, und,tl,l t'e qef-
! glinA ITO ~ The .pnssag0w1ts II @frul<r.
huilt'pe. en they were Wfn1 "A
I llamc@ 4 ~ north val ,t " l,,.,ll ~ /.
down, te Moritmen feEet " 4.
tTo seolitp sfh2. weTe det, IN n .5s,
account s{ he DANCE N III I, Ss
bofy Of a sef,e man ~ VI 4 4 # 4 u
eptrnce m lInIes v y j,s < Z, q "A
the elevator was plAcff YN <! v. n. Y; &.
body was dOubled cyeI +. X Y n ls
the greater portion o a A & S \; q II x \
walk, thetaCe dowii. Il Nh hs \, i \
had no donbt made bis n "a y, y
the stairway. ami On Ii nj Iaf M n NJ Z "
and all ex cut oil, mad n N y{ h u s
the sea oil fistle for Ia. f T 81 q I,
struck over Che yalls. ~. y ;;.' {,
street entrance was baked b y q, q y
the flesh OF The abdoni Ff.2 4 ies M
nothing or the body ID o,asFi 10 ii 81
They are the renlRsns 81 4 sers w ii
Quite q distance has been made X y
court, wht 70 n Waa expectef H Az, x " /.
Der of ladies would iie sug
veaIing any new Yielinss. ssi u 5t '.'.s y. &:
now prevails that the iugay.tes uf II
who were awakened bs- the rna i
flames, made their yay 70 tho A
and Broadway fronts, sad that k
features OF tie disaster inp now
and that very few bodies fem8iif sal.s
ruins. TIE crowd OF peopie hi.
about the beYerneat Outside
arge to-Ay 81 ii w "
The beginning Of the Y
he modification in The wuathe5s,
added recruits to the watchers.
created by the NV ma cGIs < 4 y
however, have worn Of and n "a lrts9s u
ance of the patrol. .wsff3n tp IA N Z, "
horrible freight from the hot
greeted With ccarae iests III AZ.
lard-heartsd Srefches n (.
groups about the presuist ii Il sis
essee of the barlroo5n ~ t.fie' esess 4.
mousse, waf arrested this q ferll S,on ipl ,ssl
oicion Of hasing set Hre Al u ilcta'f CO.
er says thai he closed /, h,stdaloon ai2 pl X,
,ut ii has beel found out fbat, il coiapa 4
With Will Hahdefson and Tom Dunbat. 4
to the saloon AFTER al "a, Or \
excitement prevails. k3 h 4
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case, Andrew VaSdy is improving Mr..
and Mrs. Cramer ale out Of danger Az
.ne servant g,ris haye been taken to thei
homes, except Mi,eie MA Macks 2 ana Nora
Up Til evening -6sd bodi5s, II i've little
heaps OF charred Of human ilesh may be
called bodies, were found In the ruins Of
the Newhall house. At noon a man found,
at the north end Of the ruins,
laying on msttrass, showing the victim
was smothered, body burned beyond
recognition, although II remained in tact,
As the vorkmen began to raise the body,
the head fell oil, the brains oozed out, and the
odors that we're sent forth were sufficient
10 drive them from the scene. Others came
forward. and the body crum bled into coD-
fused. bla ,kened mass, from which the
bones protruded. II was taken tothe morgue,
where II occupied place IN the corner,
st'll smoulderfng, filling the room with
sts nch that was uncomfortable. As the men
work into and open up the ruins, the odors
Of burning flesh become more and .ppa-
rent. and there is scarcely room 70 doubt
that nv tomorrow night a scene wilt
be- presented before which the soutest,
heart will quail In horror. A human foot
has also been found partially burned
with no trace Of the body 10
which Il belongs, anywhere near
III. Two lIINI* n-.Ur W AFnALIuE
were found near personal effects. recognized
q. beicDeing 70 Robert Howie and David
n. Nsriel. Wisconsin Central conductors.
Ienring little doubt that both persisted
Toward evening two more heaps OF re-
m aims were found, making i've IN all, and
fne remains discovered ntar the Sidewalk OF
Broadway front. The body identified In
the mcrEus was not Mis- Scbeliis. but Ms.
!. W. Brown. Of Allegheny, PennsyIrauie,
~ = In The TInN nj =
Chicseo a Northwestern road, The last
tonx W.. rcocnized as Emma Hsrer.
domestic. Most through investigation into
n. rsnae q fhs Ner Hall Ire and the coDdi-
tI1n o, the hofsI has been determined upon
~ the rutborifie.- The district attorney
xiI| condocr Ire examination Of VT
pes-es- Ibt jury smp.ns,led y 'ne coroner
h-<r s~orn IN. however, they viii bear the
evidence 70 morrow ss 70 the cause
o' t-<th Of persons taken 70 the morfue.
TnI< oil r~<uire rery little time Then
ne r~.s, 1u.<fifn cf the cause II the FIRE.
snd tts r--pon~ibiIifv Of the rlsqftt-r Of 80
msrr people rIIl b taken IN. The dis-
,rirt .,toneT = e.iermlnsd 70 pssb t1s
<-no- f9.k -, .ena rc-e.z.
80 80 t-,-'71--' = >.,---..'.-
nI|F Ir nIErH1 II lf.IslstIr Toe
II 80 -. a. I-t.-r1 ~ 1lIIIl
~ d rei.I1rl soeIl rsfi4e fIs riata,es >
.HH e|41| tI Oh.
Tr~IrIII W. Ia1. A. ~ ! ~
r-fI -. ~. f.ct 2 rntr,t ~ "a -
n 81. q. = :. 'i.'rr| 1ra f4ll1- n
+ 81. = a - ra's. - - tsrt.l
r.r-tsi,.i-. III. a q rl..,.
...|. 2. 7. ar RI rI.It1 tII'r4 .-'I|
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along much faster,
THAT the debris may
/ the hole now made.
Nailed an inquest for to-
tfict attorney will conduct
John Gilbert, actor, is
but the physicians do
}. Mrs. Bleecher, wife OF
the Tom Thumb troupe,
ght, but is very low, ana
1--we. James McAlpin, a
Iission man, Goes not i'm
doubts are felt for him.
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MILWAUKEE,, Jan. i5.-Grbernl Tom
Thumb has made frequent calls At police
beedouarfcrs every day since the ere 70 see
Ii biz irunk had not been found. He would
exsmine evrry trunk recovered. but has
failed 10 find the obiecf of bis search. He
trunk courained Bis overcast. clothing.
ieue.ry ana collecfion OF old coins TIE
ren NJ wss indignant over the report tha
0f6cfr o Siren rescued him and vile. Yer
rerd.v evening be told Chief Mason be res
~ned n, RrIen. Who might Otherwise have
,,~rl.hed. Tue general and hIs troupe lefI
,Se citv this mcfnfnE. bur not until Ss hs6
rrrnrd the police 70 molly him imme-
distely n bis trunk ves found.
KursurEE Jan. IS -Js, Gould sert .
fispstch subscribing $50 20 the relief fund
4. ME personal contribution. MAJOR
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Of our cIfIxsus for rour uuniicsnf EIn. II
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