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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-16

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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-16
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-16

Watches and jewelry repaired. Charges rea-
sonable. We take pleasure i'm showing our
goods, and purchasers are invited TO call. Sat
isfacti0n warranted. 124-1y
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DAMAGE BY THE FLOODS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-The riveris now higher
than at any time since 1917 Al 1890 O'Clock this mOr
Ing IT stood at So FEET inches, and still rising
There ia no material change the situation. The Gin
cnnati and Eastern Rar ad Is submerged few miles
out but Is able make transfers. Early tns morning
an embankmeut the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis and Chicago Railroad, Lawrenceburg, Ind,
gave way, and that town flooded to a depth OF
three feet an the lower level No lives lost but
there much dscom ort and loss. The schoOlhOuse
submerged above the first noor aud the saw-ms aud
dstleres closed. The mills lose heavily in lumber
The break shuts out trains Oh the road.
The river has risen Oneourth OF an inch from IL 10
o'clock and 50 feet Il inch and about stand
The cellars led in al the main part Of the city
south Of OF Pearst. water-s s under and skfs
are used reach the business houses Vast quantities
OF merchandise taken from nc cellars the streets
rhe bridge eadng from he river bank, Newport 10 the
Wafer Works building, swept away this morning
and tue building Itself, IN whlcu more than 100000 OF
machinery recen ~ placed is I'm mm'ne danger
lt stands 100 fret frO.n the shore. The Ohio and Mis-
urg, the cuei pOiIt o ugcr is, dsnper
incndon PEABODY teegrtphs that he ectS 10 break
will Tue Cincinnati, HAM ton and Dal the
Cincinnati Nor hern and the Little Miami
affected Oher roads can IN Ike arrangements wi fhrse
roads pass, traffic, but VIII have 10 n,gl CT
tn lr freight Mur than 2OpO Ee .d OF catls have Oeen
removed from the ,istlcres IN sill Creek Bottom An
that hurO gufare, aud threa ens the railroad embanE
mo
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FRANCE AND rHE ROYALISTs.

PARIS, Feu. IO-Prince Napoleon about TO pro-
ceed 70 England Oh a visit to tho ex- Empress Eu-
genie
The Radicals arc violently excited against the
Judicature on account of the release Of Prince Ma
poleon. II IA believed that Prince Ma pOleon,
couraged by late events in France, intends TO start
q newspaper.
Ii is stated that W. DE Freycinet has declined to
form Ministry because be Is not sure Of a majority
in the Chamber Of Deputies.
In the Senate to-day NJ. AlOu, reporter Of tho
Committee on the Expulsion bill, in view Of the
amendments of which nOice had been given, said
the committee mmended the house to discuss
the articles of the bill instead Of summarily reject
ing il.
LONDON. Feb. 1O.-The Paris correspondent of
The 1imss SAYS: rhe Government evidently ex-
pected the decision of the court in regard to Prince
Napoleon. as IL introduced additional clIuse or
the Press bill making the issuing OF pacdrds inct
ing To the over hrOw of the Republic punishable"
NJ ChalleIncl- Lac01T, Rrpubllcan coiubatcd tho
proposal to reject the bill tie said the Government
ought 10 be arm as the natural lea Ter Of the par
ties opposing the Republic did not GlsaTm.
Nj. Barthelemy-St. Hiiaire, president OF the com
mitec, IN opposing the bi said he regretted To see
the ReDnbllc deJart from the path Of tolerance.
The Government he SAID, should pfopo% ageneral
measure not one directed az inst individuals.
Nj. Drves, Minister OF Justice, replied that the
Orleanst Princes had requled the Repuolic's
generosity by proclaImng their adhesion 10 the
Count e Chamrord. II the Government sh It its
eye to the Vaccinations OF the koyasts II would be
descltmg the Repub &c.
The debate adjourned until Monday
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TWO ENCOUNTERS WITH APACHES.

Tucson, Ariz, Feb. 10.-InfOrmatiOn has just
been received Of two fights with Apacnes the south
sIde OF the PapCoche River, I'm the foothills OF the
Sierra Mad Mountains chihuahua. The fights werc
between Apachcs and citlzen-sOders Of the town Of
Temosacbi aud urroundng district Last fall Governor
Luis Tcrrazas authorized the people of that section TO
organize "A company Of citizen soldiers To pursue and
scalp marauding Apaehos On January 20 the company
surprised camp OF Apaches. fight, short and quick
ensued when twelve Indian scalp were taken, thirty
three Indians, inc uding men. women and children
were made prisoners and ty horses. with saddles and
brides and thirtyeght pack horses loaded with proyi
sons and equipments we're captured. 10 appeared 10
the cizeu-solders from the large quantity OF provi
sions arms and ammunition captured, that large band
warriors belonging 20 captured party was tempo
rarily absent and consequently hurried march was
begun reach TemOsachi IN SAFETY with the prisoners
ana supI lles The citizens Oyeuaken by supe-
rlOr number OF Apache warriors who attacked the com
pany saydgely rhe citizens fought desperately, and
nuaIv succeeded in holding all the priSoners but lost
six of their mrn ana had few wounded The
c zens took four scalps ami the Indians recovered ten
of the thirty eiSut loaded horses he company arrived
at remosacni, 81 miles the right bank OF tine
Paplgoohe River with sixteen scaps twentJ-ciSht od
and ouus prisoners, the horses and twenty eight
animals loaded with provisions aud arms.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
RUSHING THROUGH SMOKE AND FLAMES

RUSHING THROUGH SMOKE AND FLAMES.
new five-story apartment house in West
Parkst, Newark discovered to be fire yesterday
afternoon, and much excitement was caused. The
flames originated the boiler used for heating the
building and shot up the coal elevator to the roof The
fire then ate its way down through the floors The house
s divided into ten sets Of apartments most Of which
were occupied Some Of the tenants escaped with some
difficulty down the elevator and stairway. Mrs.
Lindsey, an invalid, was rescued after the fire had
got considerable headway She lived the third floor
Mrs. Bickerton who was the fifth hoOr escaped by
rushing through he flames and smoke 10 the hall The
house was erected at cost OF 100000 and the damage
to the building Is estimated at $4,000 Most Of the
furniture and household effects OF the tenants were
ruined by fire and water, increasing the loss con-
sderaby. There was an insurance OF $4,000 on the
building, which Is owned by Mrs. Julia Clapp.
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NEWS FROM TuE DOMINION.

TORONTO, Feb. lO.-A cable dispatch from
London 70 he G.oJe ,ays: "sir Alexander Gait ad-
DIRE sod the meeting II the Liverpool Chamber OF
Com.ncrcc to-day. lie dCet chony uTOn tho i'm ort
ance of The colon dc Great Britain aud 10 ntcd
ont tne strong necessity Tor Eu gland O. continue TO
cciye food aud materials at the lowest possible
prices"
Trains all the main ne' OF riilway hero are run
n NJ very rrcglla. ~ owing snow b!ockadcs. Many
bran A roads are Oc,l .ind passenger, HAd mal-
carried by lcgs. At Win-ham tno sno" drifts ar NJ
ton cet deep.
kINo-Tps. Fcb IO.-sincc Monday Ia { trains lave
be n run on the Kingston and Pembroke hallway Ou
count 0i q @ -uOE.
Ottawa. Icb. lO-J. e. Patterson aud Lewis WI-,c.
members O tdIamclt for Essex, udd an Interview with
toe l i-t,r Of Justice anI lOhu Ma donald tcsp',i-
Ing tn appointment II tOInuIa-Oucr and body %
D,mn.O olcc IcI To protect he south h"e5t ~ frontier
tie county. Ir Patterson ed tn ointment on
acco mt uf numerous a. rcdat "A yar0u- towns an
ylagcs In Essex by maruders from the United states.
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THE CIMBRIA INvES TIGATION.


EVIDENCE OF THE CAPTAIN AND OFFICERS or THE
sULTAN-CRiEs OF DISTRESS HEARD But MOTH
ING SEEN.
HAMBURG, Feb. 10.-In his examination to-day
before the Court of Inquiry into the Cmbrla disas-
ter Captain Cuttl, of the steamer sultan SAID the
report published that he saw the Cimbra's port
light first was due to a misunderstanding The
President of the court cautioned hun 10 read his
sworn declaration. Captain CuttIll repl led that if
he had ever made such statement it must have
been through msapprehension Of the question
which elected it, He said that by the violence of
the collision the Sultan was turned head to west
ward. He dared not turn around again until he
had repaired her damage as the bulShead, If her
head was put to sea, would have been unable to
s. and the strain Captain Cuttlll said he had been
in collision twice in nvers but never before at sea.
The pilot who boarded The Sultan after the colli-
SION and brought her to Cuxhavcn dcpOsed that he
landed there at O'clock ON the morning Of Jan
uary 20, and Immediately informed the Inspector
OF Pilots that The Sultan had been in collision with
a passenger steamer and that screams of women on
the latter had been heard.
FIRST Officer Bulard of the Sultan, confirmed
Captain CuttIlis evidence.
BoatswaIn Thether and Seaman Reynolds deposed
that when they were ordered to put the Sultan's
helm to starboard they saw the Cmbra's green
light OH their siarboard bow Seaman Hurd also
confirmed the statement that the Cnbra's green
light was seen first
CARPENTER Watknson aepOsed as to the serious
ness of the Sultan's daFiage. lie said that three
hours were occupied In repairing her, but that she
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MIsHAPs TO OCEAN GOING VESSELS.

LONDON, Feb. 10.-Iho British steamer
Golden Hon Captain Va der, for Boston, before report
I'd as stranded at Harucpool has been noated and
dOcked.
Tho British bark Argo Captain Humble, from New
York. before reported at Baycoton ireland has
become tOtd wreck.
The British steiner Colna, Captain Brown, from Bal
tmore January "A, has arrived at Olasgow. Her deck
damaged. aud che lost skylght and three boats
the passage
The British bark Rothemay. NJ Queenstown, from San
The Norwegian bark Kosmos. Captain Eliefscn, from
London. November IS for Pensacola has returned To
Pym1utI leaking.
Enc British Ozark Lignt Brigade Captain Mcdonald,
from 81 John. y. B. via New York, January IL for
Liverpool. arrived Queenstown. enc l. aAing.
The Blush stelmtr Thorn Holme. At PymOufh from
NrW-lOfk lost hcr wheel and sustained other damage
the pussi-c.
LiyEhPuoI, Feb. lO.-Thc owners have sent DoNer-
sc iutug seek tho steamer quebec, overdue nom
Portland
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LOSSES In VARIOUS PLACES.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 10.-The residence
OF J. 5. Haldeman. the Northern Central Railway,
Few miles sou Of here burned this afternoon. It
historic rOperty. The loss is oaced at S20000 no
insurance. Tue Of the fire Is supposed TO have been
"A spark from "a locomotive
DETROIT Feb. 1O.-A fire at Memphis st. Clair County.
last night DESTROYED the stores Of n Jarvis r.
Deand A. NJ. HODGES. A. b. sutherland, and the fnrn
ture OF j. b. Chessal Jarvis lost everything but
s insured The otne persons go out their goods sew
eral families who were living over the stores were
burned out The Post Office also burned; loss
$4,000
NEWPORT, r. T., Feb 1O-The loss on the Weaver cot
tngc and It's contents recently burned by Katie Judge,
has been adjusted az S25 900
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Saturday, Feb. 10. iss3.
The relatives OF Archbishop McCabo nave been sum
mOncd to his ueathbcd.
The Diiy Ncrs saws It hears that tho existing treaty
between England and Madagascar is undergoing careful
revision
The gunboat Redwing ha- made another fruitess at
tempt g. reach the island OF Gnn-,nurray with
Tor relief Of the starving nhSDi, anus.
The Government 81 the Netherlands will Introduce in
the Chamber, Hug bill for the dcmonetization
OF % 100000 norns OF tle silver coinage.
Tie IT. Petcrrburs VsdoBIOs says that the conduct OF
the Chinese IL such That apparently the time approach
ing when Russia occupy Ino whole Of KuloJa.
Lady B.anchforI obtained a decree nisi against
the iarqus Of BlInchford eldest son OF the Duke o.
MarlJOriug ~, for misconduct with Lady Aylesford.
The inquirng into tic killing Of Mr. OGlc
are unanInuu, Ia the belief that he murdered by
Turkish troops while he was unarned sud humaneIy
engaged.
The conference on the Danuban qul stlon r,as,embcd
today Mu urus Picha, the Turklsn Ambassador, was
present at meeting having received the necessary
instruction.
The Gerrn4n Rechs,ag passed the grants to bald
new barracks. During the discussion Coun, Won Moltke
denied that distinctions made In the Army between
officers of different socla rank.
The Daiy Neos express the belief that tho Ministry
will introduce Ia tue House Of Commons bill cgallhng
an silrmat0 by members who desire TO alirm Instead
Of taxing thc usu Il parliamentary OIth
An officer " the gunbOat Jsckal, wn0 landed on the
Isle Skye says the rioters have agreed that the four
rnglcade,s who violently resisted the course OF land
lOrI's warrants, should surrender al Edinburgh
The OF Appeal Lyons ms upheld the decision
against directors and founders Of the Balk OF Lyon
ct Loire who aro thus compelled pay Professionally
the trusJee In bankruptcy tnc sum OF 5,OOO.oOO
francs.
dispatch from Vienna says that the Government
has promised make vigorous inquiry iuto the
sations Of lobbying IN connection with rho railroad
ccsson In Gdlicl fhe pubhc prosecutor Ia now con
Quoting investigation. Two deputies have resigned
the
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poporNa A SAVINGS BANK
GRIMES and C4SU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
AppEsrEp AT A COOKING MAIN.


BINGHAMToN, Feb 10-At % cooking main at
sIters Hotel Port Dickinson. last night thirty four
birds ed During the third battle the main was
broken up by the Sheriff and two non were arrested
A TRAIN WRECKED BY BROKEN AXLE
WATERF RID, ~ J.. FeO. iO.-Srv"ral cars OF
freight ran the Vineland branch OF the NewJefsey
Railroad thrown from tue track by Dokch
axle Mil this morning wreckng the cars and tearing
up considerable track. No one was hurt
KILLED BY BACKING TRAIN. .
WORCESTER Mass, Feb lO-WiuHm II. MOT
gan age sixty killed by backing train on INC bPs,S S
Albany Road The gates were shut ahu AZ 'o
usual warning signals given when the accident occreu
INJURED WHILE CROSSING TlSaIh. H..
Wright of Nanticoke while crossing the track OF me Des
ware and Western ltaroad AZ that paoo ',s
night was struck Dy passing freight traih ana I'M e 50
badly that amputatiOn Of log VAS iouna
lie MAS married only months His recov cry 10 uoupuL
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4 MEETING ro URGE PROTECTION.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 10.-A large and
enthusiastic ma.s-mectlng held to
night under the auspices Of tho AmalgaInaed Assooa
ton OF Iron ami steel Workmen. RESOLUTIONS
adopted meInOralzlng Congress TO take Immediate
ton on the tarn aud 10 pas. such hill Will protect
American manufacturer aud stimulate the growing
dnstres o. Ia anna All classes OF citizens regardless
Of party, participated
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AGITATION AND DISTRESS IN IRELAND.

Abl1 lON AMI us hi@cS IN 1RLlEA-'D'
THE O'BRIEN sEDITIoUs LIBEL CAsE-FAMISE IN
THE wEsT-THE PRESS PROSECUTIONS.
DUBLIN, Feb. lO.-The jury IN the case OF William
O'Brien. who was placed on trial Yesterday on
charge of sedtious libel, has disagreed after IN
hours declaration. Mr.. OBrien will receive ten
DAYS notice OF a new trial.
Archbishop Croke writes a letter confirming the
reports OF widespread and fearful distress IN the
counties of Mayo, Donegal, Glare and sligo. The
country he SAYS can never expect peace and plenty
until il is rid Of the yoke of bloated and ruthless
oligarchy.
LONDON, Feb. 1O-Mr Trcvelyan, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland in his speech at Hawick, Scotland,
Yesterday justified the prosecutions of the Press for
the publication Of arucles attacking Judges and
jurors which, he said were just as much a part OF
the machinery of murder the sword-cane or
pistol He defended the policy of prOcaIming meet
ings of the National League, and the arrest OF the
reporters at LOughrea on the ground that there has
lately arisen class of men who are ivlng on crinl-
nal aQitatob and the so-called reporters were such
men. Some of them. who had been imprisoned as
accessories to murder, were there to advise the
people not u dispcrse.
Mr. ODonuell. NJ. f., in his letter TO the Lord
Mayor, crihcising his reply to tho deputaiion VINO
requested him to open fund for the relief OF dis
tress III Ireland, says THE city is welcome to
pronounce benedictions upon itself, while il con-
tinues to be loathed and hated on the banks oi
Loeb Foyle." lie describes Lord Harrington a. one
of the most tTucueDt advs sDrs Of every measure of
anti-lrish policy. MIR. ObOnncll says ne ~ not
concerned to def nd the ucpu'atIpn which waited
on the Lord mayor on thursday last asking hIm 10
open fund for the relief of distress in the West Of
Ireland the members Of which deputauon, he saw,
are cOmpel ent 10 appreciate turtc-icd bOo7hncs,.
When mvesti cation occurs, he saws, n viii occa-
sion AS much ~atisiact0n rs SURPRISE 10 aSccr an
that public fund.-, which should have gone 70 solacc
the widow and orphan have yer found thor way
into the pockets OF city swIndlcrs or into the iar
round paunches Of city guttons.
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form jury duty. Whether proceedings will
be taken against those who have paid
money to be released from serving as Jurors
is a matter for further consideration by the
confedprates collected and divided among them
selves from $4,000 to 100000 per year.
When Keegan was informed that he was
under arrest be professed to think himself hardly
used, and told Mr.. Caulfeld that the thing could
have been fixed another wayn He
formed that the law must now take its course.
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THREE CARS DESTROYED.

Three cars OF TarrytOwn special train were
nearly destroyed by fire yesterday morning. They
reached Tsrrytown at late hour Friday night, and
were switched OF on O side track About a. they
discovered to be fire. and before the flames could
be eXtngushed they nearly destroyed. Tne fire Is
supposed nave been caused by tie bursting or the
steam pipes. Tue loss is estimated at SIS 900.
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DPIVEN CRAZY BY RELIGION
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


WuKEsBARRE, Penn. Feb. 1O.-William Ii.
Cooper became affected at religious meeting held in
Salem Township recently that he has since gone out OF
his miud ana yesterday became so violent that bis
friends resolved TO remove him to lunac asylum. On
Thursday became frantic that he set fire to an out
ng ON his promises ana des rOyed all the household
furniture at night He drove his family from the house
lie will taken Danville Insane Asylum on Mon
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ASSIGNMENT OF A BAG COMPANY
LOUISVILLE. Ks. Feb. lO.-T g Kentucky Paper
Iag company has made an assignment % Robert cochran
The company organized ia Juhe 1881. with pal IN
capital OF 10000 charter limited the debts 10
fl2,uOu
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY
WAsHNGTON Fob. 10 lhOm DOnOnue WIS
to-day Indicted b the Grand Jury for ewing stolen prop
eIty 1 is tho rst Indictment resulting from th inVos
CATION begun Oy the Cu4ens Conmlttee nIo he alleged do
tective iri eguiaIitirs.
THE co 'IROLLER5nIP OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lO.-inr lily Treasurer to-
day instructed his assistants refuse payment OF warrants
cOunctrged by 8, DAVIS Page tbs eTnOs appOntee
Cont who MAS Yesterday declared tue court 30 be
the legally qualhcd Onoer. William NJ Taggai elected
Controller by city Councils sl claims 10 be Controller
DULNESs IN THE lotion TRADE.
WHINING ION. Del, Fen. l0-rne Arlington Cot
ills closed today a OF
employment 300 hants. a reduction S peT wages
month and yesterday notice giyeu "A
further reduce o 10 per cent The lug dulness
the cotton trade Is the eAuse OF tho reduction
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CRUSHED BE1WEEN TWO CARS.

Francis Hennngs, age forty-fve' mechanic,
wa, killed a. the Central Railroad Car sHops at brfs
Station Yesterday by being crushed between two cars
lie leaves O wife and family IN Newark
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THIRTLEN COWS BURNED.

A fire broke out late Friday night in the COW
stable OF Michael Walsh, No. At Fourth-st., south
Brooklyn, and thirteen out Of fifteen de-
Rtroyed with the building. Mr.. Walsh severely
bure In tryDg to save his property The loss amounts
to $4,000 No Insurance.
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RUSSIA AND THE TURKOMANs.

ST PETERSBURG. Frb. lO.-GeLerd Tchernai"f,
commander IL lurkosian. has tecgraphed 10 the
Government, urnng the necessity of RUSSIA occupy
ing and finally auncXing Merv because ne Iurko-
maus there have gwen offence by iung the huan
OF DOAh1Ia to form treaty OF alliance with them.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MATTERS PERTAINING TO MANY LANDS.

MATTERS PERTAINING TO MANY LAND0'
AR TREvELYAN's sPEECH-THE OUTLOOK IN IKE
LAND-THE COMING SESSION AGITATION i'
FRANCE.
The London cable letter to The IRIBoNh
refers to Mr.. Treveyans speech on ire'anu
The address is applauded by nearly every Inv
eral journal The belief is growing Gu 'naC "oh; Sao
condition of Ireland is improving. Inc Oaoi.
net is occupied in settling the precedence of "
business at the coming session. The da'e oi
Mr.. Gladstone's return to Ensland is sui , un-
fixed. The jury in the case of o'Brien, editor I.
~ Of IN. un;tsS ed ireland, for seditious libel, dis
orreod There was a short debate in the
Trepch Chamber on the Expulsion bill, put IL
wos adjourned until Monday. Archbishop
McCahe is said to be on his death-bed.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
ASSIGNMENT OF FORBES, BARsTow co,

ASSIGNMENT OF FORBES BARsTow & co;
CLEVELAND, FeO. lO.-Alcssrs. Forbes, Bar
sto a CO. iumOer dealers assigned to-day TO E T.
sheldon wno gave bond $500 The failure is So
auence Of the ate food.
TRYING TO OBTAIN JURY
GRAYsON, Ky., Feb. l0.-The day has been
spent m obtaining jury in the Crafts case All Is now
quiet.
FATALLY SHOT WHILE ELoPING;
DETROIT, Feb. 10.-Thursdly night Jonn
nav FATALLY shOt one Freeman. wnO was eioplnB WIN
his dan1hter nc Koxsna, near Charlotte The glrPs
father pursled tho on horseDack armed WIN
rife and fired ~ soon he overlook them.
ROBqING A SAVINGS BANK.
DrTROIT, Feb. 10.-BurSars last night
robbed "A savings bank In Wyaidotte eiglt miles below
III arr They blew open the sale and obtained $500
IN casi and dieen city bonds, ON which payment has
been stopped
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very little water except In her collision COM

made very little water except in her collision COM
partment
First Engineer Collier testified that he only partly
carried out the order to stop and reverse oecanse
hearing shouts that collision was inevltaole ne
ran ON deck, where he heard confused screaming
He left nobody IN the engine-room. The second
engineer deposed that after having been rousea
from bis berth by the shock OF the 3ollsioh DO
heard dreadful screams, but saw nothing. -.
The next four witnesses were sailors, three OF
whom appeared to know nothing material in rela.
ton to the disaster and their further attendance
the inquiry excused.