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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-10
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

A dispatch from Berlin last ni,,.
says the German Emperor is cSn ~
The Twenty-ninth Conere.s;o..,
District OF New York will send IG ina
Blame delegates to the Chicago c wv
Brltish government yesterdor
posltlve oIders to General ca, se al
to withdraw from Kharton1~oO TO; on
garrison as soon as possible. With
Half the business po,t;o.
Hampton, Va, was burnsS " Of
night. Loss 100000; insura ,aes
Jack Morris shot and LIN
Lewis Stable last night in A h
room at Spesr Fish, Oak. Pa,. Ist-
lars not received, but Stable sssroeu5
to be the aggressor.
The heaviest snowstarm If =.
winter was raging yests,S Tue
throughout the coal regions
pennsylvania Many collieries sr VI
pended at noon. Railway traTa1
was much impsded. 0i
Third district Republican convs,
ton Of Missouri chose ]. TT Thon Gu
Ira b. Hyde, delegates to ChicacSa'
convention. No instructions given
and the personal preferences :,
delegates not known. VI
A dispatch from Westcbestar D.
Gays Declarations of Geo. M, Rnnart'
treasurer Burrough & PennsyITsni3,
Mutual Fire Insurance connen~
are placed at $4,000. Rupert h.s
been arrested. LAC
The southern press association
met at Atlanta yesterday in fnII
numbers, and passed resolution in
favor of the newspaper cODyripbr
bill, AMI against the postal teles
graph bill.
The schooner Ounalsska. With
Lieutenant George NJ Storey in
command, sailed yesterday from
San francisco for Alaska. Storey
goes to make fu ther explorations Of
the great river discovered bv him
last year.
The house committee on Indian
affairs resolved to ask the house for
TO investigate the leasing
OF lands in the Indian Territory ana
the distribution Of the 100000 sp-
propriated by the last Congress for
The Indians of that Territory.
The Ottawa minister of Justice
has Informed Premier Smith of
British Columbis. that the bill
PASSED by the British Columbia
legislature prohibiting the i'm nigra-
ion OF Chineee TO that province is
The republican state convention,
It Atlanta, Ga elected A. E. Buck.
W. A. Pleiger, l.. NJ. peasants
and G. D. Forsyth, delegation to
Chicago from the state az large,
The delegates 60 unins rac.ed. ont
sre considered to be for Arthur as
ong as he has hope of SUCCESS.
The New York cotton exchange
yesterday resolved to petition Gems
,ress for the stoppsge of further ell,
Ter coinage until such time az bv
lome and international legislation
ONE REIMBURSEMENT OF tbs relative
7siues Of gold and silver may be &C.
Estimates OF the losses by fOres!
res in the south vary widely.
Damages to farm houses light, fenc-
1g heavy. Much lumber has been
urned in Moore County, N. G. In
,wer counties turpentine farms
re considerably damaged, but not
a character 10 effect the trade,
kept locally in the region swept
yer.
The Republicans of the First
district of Nissis-
ppl nominated G. G.. Chandler
COrinth for Congress. DR.. J. NJ.
ynum of Reinzi, vas nominated
r electOr; and H. G. Powers. W.
:. Rsnncn elected delegates to the
h1cagO convention. A resolution
as adopted endorsing Arthur's adj
Illustration. The delegates were
INSTRUCTED; it Is understood one
for Riaine the other for A rthIrr
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Egypt

Cairo, "a messenger who left
Khartoum on March 9th has ar
rived al Berber, and reports the con-
dition of affairs at Khartoum as ex-
tremely critical. Irregular troops
in General Gordon's command are
IN state of mutiny.
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News from London.

London, 9.-One,half Of Mapda
lay. capital of Burmah, city of
10000 people, has been burned 1t is
reported that an attempt was made
last night to destroy with dynamite
the magazine of Fort George, few
miles from Inverness; the maraud-
ers escaped in boats, but not before
the sentry bayonetted one Of them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-10
Malone.

Washington, 9.-Senator Malone
left Washington for Pittsburg this
morning. The Stsr reports that
his condition Is worse than has been
given out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-10

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shi--
loh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold at z, GINS [. Drug
Store "a
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I. D. Muller, st. Louis, Mo-, says ::
"Brown's Iron Bitters gives perfect
satisfaction to my customers"
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Waco Local Notes.

WACO, Dec. 2. 80 Special - Dorn-
mems were forwarded to Austin MS
evening, to Gov. Ireland, urging the ap-
printment o. Hon. j. c. jenkins, OF mis-
city, to the position OF assistant attor-
ney general. Among The signers OF the
recommendation are tiity-thTee lawS ers
of Waco, comprising the entire bar; The
bars OF Comaucne, tltUurle. MERIDIAN,
Gatesville and Hillshuro, ana special
letters from the district judges III whose
districts the alove.nanled counties are
situated With such an eudursenirnt,
| il is hoped and believed the executive
will give the recommendation Impartial
| and careful consideration. Col Jenkins
| j. an able lawyer, who takes RAJ k, pro-
fesslnnally AID personally, with any
member Of the Waco bar, and his ap-
puIntneut is about the only favor Waco
j. likely To ask of the administration.
| The li.groeS here are holding meet
iugs to cons ider the advisabiiity Of M
| ipratinn from tlis section to Liberia
I ii ghly cuiOred accounts OF that coun-
| trv have been given them until they are
quite won ked up ON The subject, many
Icing eager to hasten the movement. A
few colored preachers, who on2ht 10 be
100 Intelligent to advise such a nj. as
ure, appear to be at the head oI inc
move ment. urging it on
| District go Ripes has set next Sat-
urday to hear application for lis'eas
corpus and tail in the ease of A. +. Gaz-
ley. Last summer G zIev was con
victed OF raping a little Italian girl, 7
years old, aud the jury fixed the prnaty
ut ninety-nine years inprisonllien
The court of appeals. at the late Tyler
term, reversed and romanded this judg-
ment.
In the district court Thomas Mash
and Lark C,thron, the two white mon
charged 18th numbering negro man,
were acquitted. Bill Bell, convicted Of
murder in the second degree, made APP
plication to-day for u new trial, which
was overruled. The same luck befell
"Sonny" Mosely, tho notorious horse
thief sentenced TO seven years in the
penitontiary.
! The tramps are made to "move on''
every day, but they come in gangs as
| last as run out. One crowd of eleven
was corralleG by the officers to-day.
The holiday festivities we're iairly in.
augura'ed Tonight Ivy the fire dep.rt-
ment's grand ball, which was largely
attended ami very enjoyable.
| HOLIDAY trade, helped out by the clear.
dry weather, has been boomina to-day,
the streets baiug crowded. with country
people here purchasing.
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Fence Cutters ON the Upper Braxos.

PALo PINTO, Dec. 23.-LSpecial.l-Lt
night he wire Gu 'ters IN tde their ap
pearance at Mr.. A. q. Crawford's past
ure, four miles northwest oi Pair Pinto,
hewing every panel OF wire fenro an
throing his rock fence to the
ground. Mr.. Crawford had gone u
Fort Worth to take Christmas and is not
aware of the trespas Tue officers have
their ewes skinned for the cutters, nut
they were so sly about IT, that IL will he
iilicuit 10 iint the guilty parties. IL is
supposed that they have just coui
uenced To destroy the pastures in this
part. The trail al the parties went IN
the direction of MIR. Belongs pasture,
farther up the Brazos II they have an
dertaken to cut Mr.. Bediug's ience, 10
will be tough job, as the nlst rf 70 -
bluffs ami stone fence This IL the ser
ond time the wire nippers have been
u Led in this county. All over the past
ures in this county, at every gate. are
notices posted, prohibiting hunting,
fishing, hunting bees, hogs or stock Of
any kind; in fact prohibiting from do
anything except Ia pass through
Wouldn't be surprised if this WASN'T the
whole cause of all this trouble. 1t l.
int mated tnat somebody may come y
dead, which would not be surprising
from the way men were caucassing Oh
the by-paths yesterday.
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The Maverick Hotel Sensation at San
Antonio.
AN OHIO DEFAULTER SUICIDES,
Three Roughs Terrorize AT. & p. Train--
Fence Cutters In Palo Pinto Coun-
ty-A Wisconsin Lawyer As
sassinated - Dakota.
THE GENERAL RECORD OF CRIME
An Illinois Insurance swindlc.

METROPOLIS, Ills, Dee. 3-T. j.
Maxwell, adjuster OF the Bloomington,
Illinois, Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, wi q has been here two weeks past
looking nftes the affairs of that company
is authority for the statement that lac
ha, unearihed some very sensational
frauds perpetrated ON that company Ia
this city and vicinity. lie
says tie frauds involve a
number Of prominent business
nen-lawvers, doctors and city aud
county officials; that these people had
formed 4 syndicate ana hat been en-
aged in swindling the company by in
suring extremely old persons and per
sons known to he aill, with incur
able diseases, when would result in
speedy death; that they have already
secured S5,5O and have in process "t col
lection So OO0, aud plans laid b. which
they OK pvcJ 10 draw from the Booming
ton company fully SlO,0O in
the course of the coming year.
Mr.. Maxwell says these parties
also been working other companies,
among them the North western, ot Nil
~ aukee, and the Douglas live, OF Chica
go. No arrests hav' yet been made and
no names given, but IL is said the evi-
dcnce Is conclusive.
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WASHINGTON. Dec 23.-Aciing Post
master. General Crosby has issued the
folio ,ing orders Congress having re-
pealed the Legislation requiring the pay
m, mt of "a tax an certain manufactured
articles OF merchandise. tho question
now arises, what rate OF postage II prop
erly cbargeable under the law for such
pack ages ~ have heretofore been for
ward, a Ia the mails ut iourth-class rates
of postage, hut which have been seal, Il
"against inspection" with internal reNo-
nue. stamps.
The act of March 3, 1870, Sec. "a, NN
STATS, pape 362, clothes the post
general with the power to prercriht, by
regulation, the manner of wrapping and
securing for such packages sale trans
mission through tho mails.
There are many articles of merchan-
disc that may he put up us nn entirety
as, for example, "A handkerchief or pair
OF gloves. These may he wrapped In
.urh manner AS to easily disclose their
ch racter.
This rule, however, will not hold
u OIL v with u cl.'ss 0f merchandise whirh
Is compass d of small particles; such, for
Instance, as III diciucS, powders, pill-,
tobacco, fancy soaps, etU. Surh drliclts,
in order to he safety transmitted
through the mails, must he put up IN
such manner rs To conceal their parti
cles, or, in other words, the PARTICLES or
contents NUT he virtually sealed
against Inspection, else iheY are uu-
nldilHble.
That such articles otherwise mail
ahl,) may not Do eAci d. d from th.
mails NJ matter of the four h.c ASS upon
tho technical ground, (which should not,
in my opinion, subject the same 10 Al
higher rate ot p stag; postmasltrS are
hereby authOrl2rd W accept for niaillrg
ut the iourthclass rate at postage pro-
pririary ARTICLES of merchandise wh n
ma,led in their orig nal wrappers and
aled IL. herein conCempluod, (tHat j.,
such sealing as is necessary 10 protoct
the Particles cr contents, III order "a
render tre mne:er mailable), when Of
tcfed for mating IN such II manner,
chautile form may be examined.
Nearly all ariiries of merchandise
have. by thu custom of trade, II unit, ui
measure. The unit of mea- sure 10 he
considered is the. single box, paper "r
package.
Any number of these packages, no,
exceeding tour pounds in Weighf, may
he put up as one package and sent
through the mails, but this package
must be so wrapped that its conten's
may he easily examine B..
The following are recent changes il
the Texas postal service: 'ute 3lf3,
Clarksville to Dotksviile, lnIian Terri
tory, from Jauudry |, 1880 omit suppiv
of Kiomatia without change uf dis ancr.
Route 1861; Vernon tp Dolns; leave
Vernon Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sal
urdays at q Il. m; arrive AZ Doans 10y !.
m.; leaye Doans Tuesdays, Thursdayr
and Saturdays AZ p. M; arrive AT Ver-
non by ~. IN. AiOpt January |, 1850
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wasahachie Holiday nnd Local Note,

WAxAHAcHiE, Dec, 3.-lSpecial. +
The city has been alive to-day with
seeking wherewith to surprise the little
ones Christmas morning,
w. A. Briggs reached home Saturday
evening with bis charming bride. win
said that it was cattle that took him
west SO often. His friends know better
now.
Prof. Ousley, of tho Waxahachie
graded school, was called last week TO
the bedside OF his mother in Georgia.
Hon. G. II. Gibson and lady went to
Austin last week. Mrs. Gibson VIII
spend the holidays with her parents
there.
Coz. NJ. w. Mcknight has been en-
pIoyed in the StephenS-Wa muir
der case in Tarrant county by the II lends
of Wallace. He was at Fort Worth last
| week.
The Methodist church has purchased
a house and lot on Dallas street to
be used as district parsonage. Con-
sideration, $l,4OO.
ton via Houston, S23, good for thirty
.a>s. Much dissatisfac ion is mani
tested at this rate, as it is much higher
than Mardi Gras rates. But few have
gone SD far.
The Baptist Sunday schools arc t.
have Christmas tree in their church
The Methodist Sunday schools are also
to have a tree.
The young men Of Waxahachie are t'
give calico mask ball at tho opera
house on Friday night, the 18th.
Judge Dillon had birthday dinne
and family reunion on Monday last.
Miss Mary Mccall, of WeatherfOrd. Ii
spending the holidays with the Misses
Mcmillan.
Miss lone Moody, of Taylor, is visit
ing Mrs. Walter Kirkham.
Samaria Chapter No. 70, order OF Easi
star, celebrated their installation OF otii
GERS Monday night with grand sup
per.
A class of little girls from the Metho
dist Sunday school are to-day making
,ip a purse with which to purchase
dress for one of their class Who had t.
stop school on account OF the grim wolf
How noble! Surely their reward shoult
be a merry Christmas.
| Weather fine.
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ABILENE, Dec. 3.-lSpecial. Three
roughs took possession OF the local east
bound passenger train a few miles west
OF this city, today, and caused conster-
nation among those aboard. Robbery
was apparently not the object of the
rouyhs, and they contented themselves
with insulting the men passengers, hut
few OF wnom were on the train. They
cut to pieces the shoes OF one man and
threw away the clothes of another, be-
sides committing other slight depredn-
iions. When he train reached Abilene,
shortly before II O'clock. il was boarded
10y Deputy Marshal Simeral, who arrest
| ed the men and compelled them to go out
on the pla form. The officer then en-.
deavored to get evidence against them,
but every one on the train refused tc
| testify, nd the men were allowed to
proceed east, wheh the train departed.
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Lancaster Locals.

LANoAsTEn, Dec. 23.-(Special.l-T The
stores are thronged with emissaries OF
old Santa Claus.
The three Sunday schools have united
in their Christmas festivities at the
Presbyterian church.
Having oute-neralcd all the applt-
cants for the post-office here, old Santa
Will inaugurate new post-ofice under
his own administration.
A number of citizens expect to attend
the Exposition. Miss Aua Rawlins Is
one of the advance guard.
Judge Stephens and wife, of Hill
county, are visiting relatives here.
On the snuth-bound train last evening
one oi Santa's deputies lost jewelry
box, in Knepfy's marx and brand. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning to box AZ, at this place.
The institute closes this afternoon
until next Monday. One hundred and
thirty-two pupils are enrolled.
"Tne Social Glass;" thrilling drama,
by amateur talent, will be rendered Fri
day night. 1t is we'll worth hearing.
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Deutun Local News.

DENTON, Dec. &.- Special. IF. M.
Davidson, prominent attorney OF
Mckinney, has located in Demon.
The Erie Telegraph and Telephone
company has brgasht SUIT in the circuit
court of the United States, northern dis
trict of Texas D against &. w, Geers,
u. \. Robinson, j. y. Moon, Daniel
Head and f., ty-two others, all residents
OF this city. for violation Ot n cohtract
alleged To have been made by the de-
is dants with she Southwestern Tele-
graph and Telephone company. A dep
uiy United States marshal has b4en
busy all day serv ng the pap RS. TIE
amount claimed is 81 dS2 IS under the
contract, and $3.50 additional
for damages. There will be
u meeting OF the parties Interested, at
the coIrt-h"use on Saturday night, Tor
the purpose of arranging for attorneys
for the defense. A hot tight is ex
pccted, as not one out Ot the iOrty-six
land among the number are many of our
nealtbiest and iuost Influential citizens)
has limited AT a ca mrfohIise
Busine S has been go,o III the city To-
day, and, notwiihs' anding the hard
times, many ad,!lAr MS been spent for
the Christmas festivities, 50 near ap-
preaching.
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Corsica,,a CulIiDgs.

CoRsIcANA, Dee. 23.-tSpecial. l-Fa-
ther Lindsey is lying at tbs point of
death.
DR.. Edwards is still confined to his
bed.
j. II. Smiths saloon stock was sold to-
day 10y the sheriff. Peter Bisso was The
purchaser.
The case Of j. w. Crawford against K.
q. Dun, OF New York, viii not come up
at this term ot court.
Misses Mamie and Ora, daughters
oi Il der a mAirOng, left this mOiniL
Tor Irene, in Hin county.
Mr. Shook, an atlache of tho journal,
leaves tomorrow tor his home in Rusk,
to spend the holidays with his family
Julian Perry, an itlnerant printer of
con siderable nOtoriety, will hold the
journal down during Mr.. Shocks alb
sence.
II. l.. Malloy, one of the Oldest citi-
zens, is storking a ranche in Henderson
county. He expects to make hog-raising
| u speciality.
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LANeTHy, Dec. 23.-ISpecial. News
was received this morning by Judge
Bean, justice of the peace ai LanRtry,
iha track walker WAS inund dead at
O>man,a sectiou-house about nine miles
west of this place. Ne proceeded there
win - jury and DR.. Murray, OF the
United States army, ana hr'd post
uiortem examinatiun. TIE jury came
TO thu cnnrluSinu that the deceased,
John Mcbride. di d from heart disease.
No knowledge is had Of his relatives.
The man was buried der"ntly.
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Washington Notes.
A LIEr For 7 HOMPsON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The sub
committee of the house committee
on The judiciary has agreed to rec
ommend tpthe full committee that OK
Sergeant-at- Arms Thomson he allowed
n reasonab amount for expenses in
Cured by him in the Hallet Kilbourne
NOMINATIONS.
8 Commodore Wintieiu Scott Scheley tt
be chlei o the bureau of equipment and
recruiting !or The navy with the rank Oi
commodore.
CoNFIRMATIoNs.
w. B. Thompson, OF Michigan, to be
second assistant pDStinaster-gen, raj.
RESCUED From THE DEEP.
The crew of the life-saving station at
ape Hatteras rescued the captain and
ew of the barkentine Ephraim viii
ms, after they had been lashed TO the
ging five days without food or water,
we're gale blowing the whole time.
MAIL SERVICE PROMoI IONS:
2. Is. Thompson, late superintendent
ailway mail service, to-day cputirmeu
ond assistant poslRnaster-general.
will be succeeded as superintendent
the railway mail service by John
mison, present assistant sup"rinten-
mt. The position of chief clerk, which
been vacant some time, is TO be
filled by the appointment OF Alexander
Ofant, Vi MlcHiSah, uoW cioih III tho
bureau.
SAME OLD REPLY.
In reply to an inquiry. from
IL esident of Kansas, as To whether he
lid pre-empt land i'll the Indian Terri
"A ", the secretary of the interior has
written as follows: There is no land
within the boundaries of the Indian
Territory subject to settlement. Set
tiers who go into the territory now will
HAZEN, HISTORIAN.
Gen. Hazen, chief of the signal SER
vice bureau, Is at work on the proof
sheets Of book 10 be published for him
early in March, entitled: "a Personal
Narrative OF Battles" in which he de-
scribes many stirring events Of the late
war.
simply lose their time and money.
SERGEANT HoLTNoRTH's cAsN.
The charges p.sferred against Sergeant
Holtnorth, of the signal service, grow
ing out Of the alleged riding by Holt
north OF Lieut.. Grsely's desk, were to-
day forwarded by Gen. Hssen to Lieu
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THE CROP OF CASUALTIES
g. HAer's THEATRE FIag
rh~ nuildirr. the varaiobr. tho Plsy
Copies. The sc. n"'y sna nuch NOS
ey ru'ncd uI-fataI Rail-
rord secident, Etc. ..ff
Fise Hccord.


Nsw YoRH, Dee. %. ua-rIgan 4
Harris Theatre Comlqua, on broadway,
opposite the New Ybik hotel, was dos
truyed by fire this morning. phs
theatre ros, $laj,ON. ~
The hooks and money belonging -
he AciOr-' Fund association. ip tho hafe
Ia heir rCoiaS ON the seconi door, are
| 'upposed t. have heen totilly destroy I'd.
The safe In tn. ,redsur%''~ llice OF the
theatre contained, besides tho boyks
luf The establishment, I. 900
IN money and manuscripts and several
oi lisrrlgsn', pla,s. TIE t1scltemeutin
the CuiunHie hOtei was for time in
tense. The walters hHd gone through
the building aud aroused the tests.
Many of the latter became &C. rihod and
ran dowr the stair in their night
clothes. The pr ptieinr succeeded in
uietirg them uft,r "a while. The IN
i.rir Decorations of the theatre clst
,0OO, and the scenery for "rhe VA
jnr," which was the ,neiiiug piny of he
now huust, cost $50 Oo0. Since ihat limo
the scenery for ton plays has been I'D
ded, which increases the value of
the stage to N5,0)n. Besides Fhis
tie in"untings oi HarrigSn's
new play. "MrAilister's Legacy" which
COS, $1,000. wHs in The hunsa. Evcry-
thing " lost. Toe expensive proper
Ties ard warfrohas nj the entire 6 m
ppnV were destroyed. Tn" loss 20 40
Br.ham. no had his OriginHl ~ uu-
,crint. all the music of which hos ~ do
the names of HHr'ilau & llnrt IAN us
thr ushou. the land, canu0. he .sti-
mated. The pr0prrty VIII he - total loss
Ia the firm, ~ the policy iuu out u =, prt
time ago and in the Irp-s ut rusiness
It's renewal had been uoglert"d The
total loss iy the fire is absut S2h,0OO
At CAM RlDgF, NLW YORK
TROY, Dsc. y -CHulhi ige, Washing
ton county, WAS visited hy a areac con-
iltgraripn this mprnlug y IL Large
business 'locks wora clrpictplv de-
-ir"ved. The rrohable loss X between
$4,000 and $2OG.NC. The estimate in
surnuce Is hetwrrn T5n,on' tnd S75,m@
\ srHuoi-noUSH n FrED.
SALEM, MISS. Dee. 81 ie sunth
schuol uu,idIng, on stone street, at
Beverly, burnei this morning amt was
totally destroyed. Los Sl5N1p. There
were 100 chilu,eu in the tiuiiding. All
got out safely. No insnrnur".
a coal NINE ~ FIRE.
PrfrsruRG, Dec u. Ptriertnwn coal
mine, situated one mile north uf Irwin,
| P-nnsNivania, and 0pera'e6 by The
Pennsylvania Gas and Coal company, is
burning. The lire 0ri.inAioh twenty
| tive feet from the mouth. where there
,ha,e WAS stove in which a fire as
| ppt Ivy the trHppers. Ahrut BIO inen
are thrown out of rmpluvusnt, md
ailhough the company are DOING al in
| its power tD suh iua tNd Il an -, 1t
| mny he several weeks before Work can
| be resumed.