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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

To tie Farmers ofsalIhs cOunty, kaasas
l respectfully request every farmer
70 write full description Of all farms
for sale and for trade, giving NOs-,
townships, and Plsts etc., As have
great demand for Saline county and
other lands from eastern parties.
Send description aud price to J. c.
Bender, care Of 8. r. Scott 4 Co, 500
Deleware street, Kansas City No. sm
School books at whitehead & Sea
mans.
Before buying your winter supply
Of coal, call on J. E. GebhaFt and get
prices on Rock Spring, Wyoming, and
Anthracite coal.
For bargains go TO Lltowich q VOL
sIeffer's.
Rock Spring, Wyoming, coal at J.
Z. GebhaFt's.
For SALE-5O well-bred cows and
heifers- Enquire at Shuts's meat
market. s1tf. w. c. HASKELL
For sALE-7OO sheep. Call on or
address. WM. STAHL,
Pliny Kansas.
Everybody get ready for the great
lecture by MF. Vending, the % inst.
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Now that coal Is found In abund
ance at a point in Ellsworth county,
where Prof Nudge said Il didn't ex-
ist, ,it is our duty as good citizens to send
exploring expeditions into the bowels
Of the earth beneath Us, although the
deceased Professor prOphesied that
we had no coal in this county.
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J.h CHAPLAIN,
J. n. GIBSON,


Foz SALE.-One range cooking and
8 lcoall heating stoves also some ar
ticles Of household furniture. Apply
70 Dr.. Phillips, or at rear Of late resi-
denee 9th street. Friday or Saturday
2to4P.M.
The new goods that haYe been com.
ing In Of late at Campbell 4 TuthilTs
have filled the room too full for CON-
fort, and you viii find It TO your
interest 70 go there for bargains.
WAETED.-An experienced girl fol
general houseWOFk. Enquire Of Mrs.
J. W. Rice, Eighth street.
Ats BsFgsinI
House and lot for sale Situated two
lots from corner Of Walnut, on Fifth.
Enquire at this office for cOnsidera-
tion. Silt.
Money 10 loan on chattel or personal
security. Apply to
c. E. FAULKNER.
All cotton goods are much cheaper
than they were before and you must
not think that only one house In town
can sell musllns and prints cheap.
We sell any brand you chose to buy,
from 10 10 per cent. cheaper. We
have always been leading the prices,
and shall continue TO do so.
ROTHsCHILD BRos.
Don't forget the fact that as usual,
our stock Of boots and shoes Is very
large, and we won't take q back seat
for any house In prices.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Campbell - Tuthill have n carload
Of apples. Campbell & Tuthill have
maple sugar and choice white syrup.
Campbell & TuthilI have q full line Of
choice groceries. Campbell & Tuthill
have q full line line Of dry goods.
Campbell q Tuthill have a choice lot
Of new clothing.
FoR RENT-AbOut 500 sheep. APP
ply 10 d. s. Bean, six miles northwest
Of Salina
The best soft coal Is the RoekSpring,
Wyoming, coal at J. E. Gebhart's.
For ssls.
Forty MerinO, choice, full-bloOded
bucks-frOm Vermont. Well-aceli-
mated aud ready for service. Call at
Bartlett & Jenkins Meat Market.
We have mountains Of woOlen
goods, blankets. yarns, ETC., which we
bought cheap and will sell them Mt a
small advance RoFHsCHILD BR0s.
New maple syrup, huckwheat -four
and eranberries at the New York
Store We have again the same brand
of maple syrup which wss last year
pronounced by all who used it'the best
that ever was In town" Try II.
We cheerfully meet any competi-
tiOn on muslin, calieOes, or any other
staple goods; and outside Of staples
will sell you goods cheaper than any
house in the city. Do you hear US talk?
MARKLAND, DODGE & MOokE.
A choice line Of wall paper at at
Whitehead & Seaman's.
Go East and visit your Kin folks
Through tickets and checks to all
points, East, North West and South,
atlOwest rates. Maps, time tables and
information for all upon application
at the U. P. depot. 25-Smos.
NObby new stiff hats-the latest
New York styles at Rothschild Bros
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply to c. e. Culp.
WANTED-A girl TO do general
hOusewOrk. Apply to Mrs. NJ. d.
Sampson, South Santa Fe.
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Fine fall patterns at
Eolberg's.



We want husks at the mattress fac
tory. EBERHARDT BROs.
Just received a choice lot Of candles
at Hog ben's.
WAGL0M Comply OYSTERS to
be had exclusively at the Californiu
Restaurant
\ tlnr lot of new goods received by
Anderson & Llndblom last week.
They ARE now running four men, their
patronage Is increasing every hour
because.they giUe sdtis6dction That
Is the whole secret Of their success.
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THE State Railroad Commissioners
have been notified that the Union Pa.
elie Railway have ceased operating
the Solomon Valley railrosd, and
hereafter refuse to recognize any re.
spOnsibility as to the rates charged
upon that road. The operation Of the
road at present is said to be In charge
Of H. J. Sellers, the agent at Mime
nnolta
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H.llo's..i.A ..;.s. Es;s.. 1,.,. 70 .s,.L:.ee.o9z,, e =,

salsa, October sih. lss5
HHEGaAs. q has pleassd eur Common Father q
rsmogs fon ear nidst hroihsr ]. n. Greeisy,
therefore.
Raoi.1d that IN his untirhely de1fk. cut toEn IN
the prime of life, his hapea. ambitions aad prua-
fela cf succcUiul ilfe El Terminated nelors kalf
81 uln'l allcttee years are epenL uo are adncu-
ilhed a1eu % HES shortne1 and he unccrtaiafr
of an earthly hcpcl
Eaclsri, that socisty has lost IN hls lsath. q
Wh1 po11eu1ed the Eaturs abllity % rise 70 ani
ndofn tie higher uaikE of life our lodre an
esteemed member, aad hh friends one from Ehom
tkey huped much.
HsaolIat, thEt one paF8 of oar lcdro records bs
80 apart and dUiieased % hi1 moulory and that
copies q theas ra1olutionl Be furnished the eity
paparl fer puhlioatinn, and eopy furnishsd tks
rrflInrT ~ rlrr fnfn krrfhnr
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IT Is just barely possible that Kan.
Ras may In course Of time lose its rep
utatIon for droughts and dryness. II
surely no longer leads In this reputa-
ton. Down In YazOo county, Miss
place where the moisture is usually
30 great that fever-and-ague ls several
feet thlsk, there has been but one rain
since last spring, aud people depend
for their water on the Mississippi.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

THE election returns Of Tuesday
seem badly mixed in some particulars.
The Republicans carry Iowa, electing
the Governor. HOadly Is undoubtedly
elected Governor Of Ohio by a small
majority. Prohibition is defeated in
both states, probably.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

THE managers Of Buffers campaign
In Massachusetts have issued a bal
lot" which Is n resemblance 10 the
human skin when tanned, and Is
headed. Regular RepublicanTicket" i"
For candidates, It bears the names OF
prominent defenders Of Tewksbury.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

THIS population Of our neighbOring
city ofAbllene is likely to be much de-
creased in the near future. The new
religious sect Of the Abilenes. who do
not believe in having children because
the world Is too populous now, is
gaining the aseendaney.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

MAI. EICKERsON, the bad army Of
ficer. takes his ease at ThorOld, Can
ada, and thus far has defled the Cen
eFal OF the Army and the War De-
partment, WHO have ordered him 10
Fenort In WashlnRtnn.
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THE Chicago Eater-Ocsan thinks be-
cause the public debt was rednced in
September sl4, ,7O7, ,229, there is ground
for the cry OF Turn the rascals out. q"
The "rascals" are surely reducing the
National debt too fast. Pretty soon
we wont have any debt.
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General Florists, Topeka. KI

Raw, stewed, fried, pan roast, pep
per roast, or broiled OYSTERS at the
California Restaurant
Our jamestown dress goods are SELL
ing very fast. RsasOn-they are the
best goods In the market at the price.
We have stacks Of them.
MARKLAED, DODGE 4 MOORE.
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Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received at
Bartlett 4 Jenkins meat market, for
ereetinga church building, until satur-
day October %. 1888. The building
committee reserve the right 10 reject
any or all bids. B. JENKINS,
Chairman Building Committee.
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You've Alfonso Of Spain has already
made considerable capital out Of the
French insult. His cOOlness in the az
fair ls highly eOmplimented. He Is
now solid with his own subjects.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

THE Topeka Commonwealth says
that Bent Murdock has not written q
line for that paper for the last six
weeks, which tsllies with q report
that he Is not now a member Of the
Commonwealth company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

Ayers Ague Cure should be In every
household In regions where Fever and
Ague prevail Il should be taken as q
preventive by every resident and trav.
eleF in malarial districts.
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CAPT. Henry lJoOTH's brother has
taken charge Of the Larned Chrome
scope. We may nov expect TO hear
something with regard to q man by
the name Of Peters
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A RUMOR is current stating that Sir
Stafford NortheOs was shot and dan
gerously wounded at a small town IN
Ireland yesterday.
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Publication Notice
Ths stsss Of Ksnsa.. In ths District Court Of s
line County.

TIE Stats Of KanHla, IN the District Court Of sa-
line County.
LAURA HAYWAnD,
"
G, 4. EfNanAE and
kLLEH q, kiEanAH,
Dsfendanta.
Ths sboge named defendants, c. A. KIngnan
and Elleu q. Kinrmah, nonresidents, are hereby
notified that they have heen sued by above named
plaintid in nd e0urt, and that attachment has
been levied upon the foii0sing described property
to-Eii: The southNe1 quarter or section thirteen
tl1l, IN tognship aftesn (l5l, south of raugs one
I'D. vest Of The GEth priEeipal meridian IN Saline
county, kanaag. and that funless they snswer the
Pstition alsd b nd paihtiE, IN said eourt, on or
befors the
end day of November, 4. d. 1888,
The sai3 psiltion Uin Be taten e true and Jude-
ment rendersd accordingly. The nature of which
vii Be judgment in favor OF said plaintiff and
lainsi ulii defendants for the sum Of sl99 - With
Interest from January ist leS9 &c the rate Of ten
PER cent PER annum, and for the aale of said shove
described property % satisfy said judgment
October lith. isS1-
CARVER 4 BOND
ATTORNEYS for plaihtiG,
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WITHOUT exception the illustrated
edition Of the Marion Record h the
handsOmest thing Of the kind we
have ever seen published in Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

NOTICE h hereby FiFen that the Registration
~ Poll Books o. The city of Saiina, Kansas,
viii b elose for ten days PRIOR 70 TIE election 70
- heil the 6th day of November, lss3, - pro-
ridci By Law.
Wiiass1 my had an The corporate seal OF the
city ofSalini, this 9Th day 81 Oeiober, ls0
lsEaLl E.E BOWEN,
a City CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-11

THE Ellsworth Sugar Works were
destroyed BY FIRE last Tuesday night.
Only 8, 900 insurance on the works
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EoBLR PRENTIs is TO be married to
MTs. Carrie Anderson, Of Topek, at an
early day.
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About - aers IN . y ofs " NsssTMRI.
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G. =. FAVLKER,
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DR. MCCABE declines the Presi.
dsncy Of the new Emporia College.
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PERE HYAcINTHEis wife Is 3 sister
ofC. w. Butter0eld, Of Madison, Wis.
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Superfine grades, double and single,
all colors. Our importation just re-
celved. Twenty-Five cents each, by
mail post paid. with printed directions
for cultivation. Also choice line Of
winter house-plants.
BRIsTOL SISTERS,
nnnnr.I EIn.lnln In...En Kun
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RARaAlNs IN IN EaTAIE.

I have the following choice pleceso
land for sale at low prices and easy
terms:
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THE resdiusiment Of postmasters'
salaries in Kansas places 1.-THE offices
named 10 the following classes:
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tOlOpm
The daily gazette., 1883-01-16
TnE LoN0FELLow MEMORIAL.
A Contribution Prom the sandwich
lsIAnda--subscrlpti solicited.

A Contribution FROM the Bendwioh
MISUNDERSTANDING solicited.
The following letter from the Rev. Elias
Bond Of Kohala, Hawaii, Sandwich Islands,
received by the TreaFnfef 0f the Longfellow
Memorial Association, with q generous con-
iribution to the Fund, Ia an indication OF the
far-reachlng interest ielt In the memorial tn
our great poet.
"This amount In behalf OF myself and m Y
children who are with me, beg the privI-
leRe OF adding TO the funds now accumu,
lating in the hands Of the Longfellow Me-
mortal Association, for the purpose specified
Ia Its circular. wish, in this manner, to
add our testimony 10 that Of the great null
titude Of the good aud true ia all enlight
ened lands, aud especially now to
that OF those who unite In this
testimonial-in thorough appreciation OF the
rare purity and noblepess Of Professor Long
fellows character as exhibited both in his
literary works and In his life.
Professor Longfellow was my instructor ai
Brunswick lS53-lS57, |. e. till during our
course he was called to Cambridge, and
hence my more earnest desire to have share
In this admirable memorial service"
Subscriptions of any amount to the Long
fellow memorial may be sent to the Treas
urer OF the Longfellow Memorial Associa-
tlou, Cambridge, Mass.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-16
MoRNTN6 SUMMARY.

The Duggan-Parker Hardware Manu-
Company's works, In st. Lbuis, were burned
yesterday morning. Loss $4,000.
Drexel & Co., treasurers OF the fund for
the sufferers by the floods in Germany, yes
terday acknowledged the receipt OF addi-
tIonal contributions, making total Of
$5,434.20.
By an explosion at the William Penn
Colliery, near Shenandoah, Penn, yester-
day morning, Jeffrey Williams and Henry
Stephany were terribly burned, Williams
also having leg and arm broken.
Two sons Of Miles Balch, of Mansfield,
Connecticut, aged respectively Q AMI 10
years, were buried under hay stack, which
was blown down at that place yesterday,
and both were dead when taken out.
The United States Court OF Claims yea-
terday decided 10 favor of the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company for SIS, 1888 In its suit
against the Government under Its contract
for carrying the China mail several years
ago.
The latest reports Of the blizzard Ia Da-
kota, Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin and
Iowa says that a number Of people have
been frozen 10 death and lost In the snow,
and that railroad travel is much i'm
peded.
Daniel Kline, wealty retired farmer Of
Denver. In Lancaster county, Pa, commit
I'd suicide yesterday morning by drawing
his pantaloons tightly over his head until
suffocation ensued. He had been insane
for some time.
TIE Democratic State Committee met
yesterday in Harrisburg, and organized by
the reelection Of w. U. Hensel as chairman.
1t was decided thai the basis of Representa-
tion in the next State Convention shall be
according to the present Representative ap-
portionment.
Garret T. Bolce, president OF the City
Bank Of Jersey City, was rearrested yester
day for overdrawing his account at the
bank. He was committed IN default of
$4,000 bail. Edward Z. shaw, cashier Of
the defunct bank, was committed In default
OF $40, 900 bail.
General w. B. Bate was yesterday in
stalled Governor Of Tennessee. In his in
augural he expresses hope that the offer Of
one-half Of the principal aud interest Of the
disputed State bonds will be met by the
creditors sin the spirit with which It was
rendered, and full, lnal and satisfactory
settlement Effected" After he had got
through, q live eagle was set at liberty
from Cspitol Hill bearing a medal on which
was inscribed, For President, Cleveland Of
New York; for Vice President, Bate Of Ten
nessee'
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Why There was an ExcItement

,6Ss. tuesday, Dec. 10 (always Tuesday, the
I.nt,as,, n'ahd M Drawing Of the Louisiana State
a n under the sole management OF Gen'ls
Vo ;peauIeRard Of La j., and Jubal A. Early Of
tha' M Sok place. Here are some of the results Of
"a S,s ssclalIerlng of the $522,5OO: Ticket No.
wss 95eW the capital prize of 500 900, and II
snroa soiu oS 10 tenths at one do lar each Among
dan. " the holders were Miss Kingsley, resl.
idan, win ny oharles T. Yerkes ESQ., forme Pres
IsSa " the henslngton National Bank, No
nos,.tM MhHter st., Philadelphia; Mr.. John t
Rsi,.n, u car driver on Metropolitan Horse
NsSaii"ay az RoxhorO' District Station. Boston
ni; iss;, and here II may be we'll to notice slight
Soo,hiclaehce-that Soai the Same man IN Nov ig
NJ ~ year ago.. drew SIS, 600; Thos F. Bell, of
HSrreSo GO East Ftnh st, South Boston, Mass /;
'EnIpn.r ?. Fries 1877 Court st., Cincinnati Ohio,
cans.n no. W, 1856, held In N O,drew the second
tSp ,I prize Of $4,000. Ticket No. 81 iOl drew
MIRO eapital prize. 1000 sold In fractions
doliarsl '. others two-tenths costing two
Vesn6s !, gave Mrs; Harriet Woodman, OF
mSs Sspor c 4, y, Onondaga Co.. N. Y, Christ
nEa Rleeenti OF ~. .qDos and similar amounts for
not INVESTMENTS n., were paid TO parties fwho do
NJ, m.sn Lheir sEood deeds lgnownl IN Fort
~ hyne, Ind. and San Francisco. Cal Tiekets
and sold 70 residente ID Grenada. Miss',
RsI Rsni1, ~ Sneldon lthrouRf the Kentncky Natl
Ar.ai d 20. ". loS 10 N o., and Gee 81, q ID.
11ysta. iss. DanYille, Va--each drew $4,000 Nos.
J'ose sold In Chicago aud New II ork,i 4 All m
1h W ". anq 81: Louis; e9,eSs IN ChicaRp and
eaeI, na,ngton, %. O.; a1.eOa sold Id St Louis-
PaaFy 18th. ""
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TIE oTHKR FIRES.
THE BURNED CIRCUs.
The AudIence Kept inside the Building
by Doors Mailed Shut.

sT. PETERSBURG, Jan. 15.--The loss OF
life by the burning Of the circus ia Berdits-
chef, on Saturday last, was not 80 great as
al first reported, but II Is believed that over
l5O persons perished In the flames. The fire
broke out toward the end OF the perform
ance and was caused by the careless hand
ling Of fireworks on the stage. The curtain
became ignited and the flames quickly
spread to the walls and roof. The members
Of the orchestra were the first victims.
The audience, numbering 800 persons,
rushed to the front door, but It
opened Inward, and as the crowd pressed
forward It was rendered useless. A rush
was then made 10 the two side doors, both
Of which were nailed up, thus compelling
the people TO take to the windows from
which many sprang into the street with
their clothes sheet OF fame. The fire
brgrade arrived within half an hour, but II
was impossible to extinguish the flames as
the water in the tanks was frozen. The
FIRE lasted two hours. Eye-witnesses say
that when the doJrs were finally opened a
mass OF burning people was visible within.
The hors and properties of the circus were
all destroyed.
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= - -
A BopMnxa for,Sone one.

The sum Of 500, 900 10 gold coin. shipped
from the Sub Treasury at New York, through
Wells, Fargo & Co., TO the American 1eet
on the Pacific, arrived at Aspin~all ON the
2eth ult. 1t was packed In two small kegs,
weighing about two hundred pounds each
They were received in Panama the same
evening aud stored in the railroad company's
vault. On Monday the LIST, inst, 1t was dis-
covered upon openi z the vault that QUE
keg was missing. No locks had been broken
either of the doors Of the freight house In
which The vault is situated or OF the vault
Itself. Evidence was found that the keg
had been opened In the freight house, but
neither the keg nor any vestIRe OF its valua-
BILE contents could be discovered, after long
and careful search. Several arrests have
been made,
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Unsxpecred Wealth.

little boy, living with his parents In
Lewis avenue, Brooklyn, found yesterday a
three-eent piece lying In the snow. He
picked 1t up, and, going little farther,
found another coin of the same description.
They were both new, and as the boy walked
on he picked up others. They lay in q line
along the snow, and the boy had 12 In his
pocket before he shrleked for his sister.
who was walking behind him. The young
lady hurried up,and together they found Ave
more. Where they came from was a ques-
non that did not disturb the minds OF the
hLders
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srrLL ANOTnER.
New York Hot. tpe Last One Reported
Burned.

nuHAAVMf
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. l5.--The Seneca
s4otel at Baldwlnsville, N. r., was burned
! an early hour this morning, The build
no WAS old, and despite the Efforts OF the
-ssnen the flames spread rapidly and the
.ererty was entirely destroyed The build
~ which was three stories high, was owned
H. samuel Wells. His loss is about $40, 900,
.th a martial Insurance The fire 10 sup
sDosed 10 have been of an incendiary origin.
mi excitement prevailed among the
k,oarders, all of whom escaped alive, but
Inanv seriously injured. They were asleep
nd made their way into the street In their
6igbt clothes through windows from the
Among the injured are the following
NJ A. Gregg, q commercial traveller from
ayracusr: badly burned about the face.
Mira. II. NJ. Attn OF BaldwiDsville, who
,ras awakened by the falling timhers. She
E.lept on the second floor, and as she opened
I'm door or her apartments the flames burst
'tnto her room and her clothing took fire.
She threw a bed-quilt about her and escaped
Through window. Slightly injured.
r. H. Hilton, Of Baldwinsville, injured
severely By falling timber.
Mr.. A. II. Parker. OF Watertown, one VI
hi. legs broken IN Jumping from window.
Mr. Samuel Wells, proprietor of the house,
IN his Effort 70 save come Of his furniture he
was caught in door; slight injuries about
The shoulders.
THE OTHER FIRES.
One hundred and fifty men are at work
on the Newhall House ruins In Milwaukee,
searching for bodies. Yesterday morning
two bodies, burned beyond recognition, were
recovered SO far 81 bodiW have been re-
covered, leaving 80 still mlAsIng.
The burning of the Russell House, In
Neenah, Wisconsin, on Sunday morning,
was attended by panic among the guests.
MANY of the latter and the servant girls ran
out into the snow, clad only in thin night
clothes, and the temperature being 1fteen
degrees below zero, some Of them were
badly frost bitten. Many others we're So
Yerely injured by falls.