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TilE MINI DISASTER.
Tho Wcst Lciseurtnx Disnstet nud I,r
gL q -Et4tE. i..utid &. <nOact. g-ae 80 4l.ss

Tho WcAt Lciseur.nx Disnstet nud l,r
9J so. slati Snnscs. i-e5 .s44st
USloSrowS, PA, February 2l.-A close
examination OF the mine at West Leiser.
ing, where the fearful explosion OCCURRED
yesterday, leads many to believe the dis
fs:er resulted from improper ventilation.
Air doors were lacking in places where, il
they had been erected, they would prob.
ably have let of the foul uir and prevented
the explosion.
This afternoon Mine Inspector Steiner
made thorough examination OF the nine
and alao made AZ chart showing
the different apartments which hs
will present at the coroner's in.
vps'igation. !. He would not say directly
what hs thought caused the explosion, rs
he preferred giving his testimony arst be-.
fore the Olroner, but he said be was con.
yinced that the heavy gas must have come
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II q ltt. l.'S A AK ESA.
The Strange A"inRt tn ohio Trapped
nnti u ny>tery SnlvPb.

Tie Strange A"imai In ohio Trapped
nnd IL Ty>icry Snlvsd.
FdsroRtA, O., February 2l.-rhe strange
acting animal, which has been desecratipg
graves in Wood county for tho past few
months and which has been q terror 10 the
residents Of the vicinity, has at last been
captured. For some time past traps have
been &c. for the animal in the graveyard it
vas in tho habit OF fnquenting, but all
enosls TO capiu'e it proved futile. A few
days ago Mr. John Brandebury set trap
Tor the animal which he baited with a
ground hog. On the following morning
Mr. Geosie Brandrbury went to the ceme-
tery i"tte I, trap, when he was surprised
tonoies IVA. The waole palaph.rnalia had
cAagl eaFro. A l,t,e sturcu revealed the
TACT that the oil msl had been caught by
rs hind leg, and b I'd then burrowed into
'he,gronud, completely hiding itself; trap
and all. When discovered it showed
desperate Bght, and WAS not subdued until
a load Of shot was landed in its head, which
did not, however, kill it. Tho animal il
somewhat larger than q coon. with yellow.
1sh gray hair and a bushy tail. 1t Is evi'
dssn'ly OF the badger species. It ls vel
alive, and will probably be brought here
IN day or two. The residents Of that sec.
!ion are breathing'essier eince the capture
ol the beast. =. s5f,-.- ~ ,is,z5,
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STILL HUFFEnING,
KetWeen Evnnsviiie aud Cnlr.-Ile HI,

Ketween Evnnaviiie aud Cnir.-Ilie Riy.
=5s's..1 er Ntitl sistug.
CA1Ro, ILL, February 2l.-River 81 feet
10 inches and rising very slowly. II is ex.
pected to be OIL stand by tomorrow night.
Everything IL secure, aud no alarm is felt
as to the safety OF the levess. Patrols we're
kept on both Levers all night.
The river is rising slowly u. P.,aucah.
The Government relief boat Carrie Cald-
well arrived hera this morning She re.
ports great suffering between here and
Evansville. Sac has relieved many, but
'here are as many mnre who neeu aysist-
ance. Weather clear and COOL, st., Z &
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rIt.TEkiA1 i'l(;EOSs
Cansc n Sptch OF InIinn Wnr out !!
.-.U. '4.|.. . I.s. huNtNON. -|.. ....n-

Canso II Sptch OF lndinn War out In
lFI n0htnun.
CulcAao, lLls February 2l,-A special
from Billings, Moplana, says that five Pig
con Indians LETT their reservation, cross.d
the Yellowstone ut G ark's Fork river TO
the Grow reservation, and s,ols liity..hree
ponies. Four Crowp, accompanied by Jo.
SCI h Gate, Chaunty AIMEE, Phillip S,dle,
Lee NJ. Osers snd ,l,rce olEer whits men,
lo.lowel III" trail and had fight With the
Pigeons at II Stone ,Bisin, forty miles
nofthw. 81 Of Billings. Chau' cy Ames and
Joseph Gate wer- killed, and U xeus and 81.
dc wounded. -Four Pigeons were killed,
and The hora.s recap:urrd. Toe bodiea oi
Ames and Gate w,Ts taken 10 Park CITY.
Both were well 10 do ranchmen.
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DkflAA'T NOR mons,
INC Recent lcct'On rrOves the Ed.
IMunus f.nw n Fnilurc,

SALT LAKE, February "l.-For thirty
years Salt Lake City has been governed by
a.polyeamoua council and officers. Last
night new council was elected, under tho
EEdMunds law, and qualified Alderman
;NaselGh, Mormon bishop, who boasted Of
having served ever sincs the city had II
council, and who said that not u single act
81 his gave him greater satisfaction than
MS one which dis'raaclised him, and
called upon mAmbers OF the new council
% q enter into poypamy aud gain diairan-
cnalsemen. D, II. Wells protested against
u me election, conducted by the Utah Com.
imeslon, and would mt give up his place
IN council Il the. newly elected members
N Hsd not been Mormons. Raleigh and
wells have several wives each, and ara
prominent church officials. James Sharp,
.He new m,yor, made speech Indicating
.hss ne aud oil Of tho new council would
ooey Instructions in deaaass OF law and
~ into polygainy. While tho city govern.
msnt IS in the hands Of supposed mouoga.
msss, II Is superintended by the Church
anu rebelliousto the law Of tho land, 4 S.
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1iAt'LEsvS IsENIiS


a.
tokss CnLa uhnS. ~ no :, ,-yy,,j =.
ST. Louis, February 81 Special dis
patches were sen! IRON Nsw York to 81. Lou.
is, San Francisco, and perhaps other cities,
stating that Col. Mapleson was in arrears
to Madame Getster, and that she will
not 10 to San fraucitco. This is emphat.
icaiiy denied by Col. Mapleson. Mme.
Gelster ,e!esraphed this evening to the
Palace Huttl 10 retain her rooms. The
whole company, with the exception Of
Patti and Nico!ini, leavs here Saturday
'or the west, stopping at Kansas City, Dem
YER, Salt Lake, and then to San Francisco.
Madtma Patti rtcei,es twenty days fur
Tough, commencing next week, and will
occupy the time in rect and recreation
aud travelling, unu will ri in the
company in CiEcinnati. Col. alspleson
denies all the disparaging repor.a in regard
to bis business relations with Patti, GeIsler
or other members OF his company.
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KANAWHA BRIDGES.
THE c. 8 Q. r. 4. coMPANY's SCHEME
fos Diagonal Bridge at Charleston Aee;s the
sans oPposltion In Congress Which Greeted a j
IA u In the State L.sislature-A uensrai
Law on tho ,BusI,ct Tending. "a

E'oW o'u sptctdt Correspondent. -- 7r-l'UN'3
WASHINGTON, d. u, February ol-Itis
understood. that tho Chesapeake & Ohio
Railrcai Company Is desirous Of construct.
Ing bridge across the Great Kanawha
river at Charleston. To this there is not
much opposition. but tho railroad GONNA
ny, instead Of erecting tho bridge squarelyi
over the river, proposes to have tho bridge
constructed dagonally across the river,
That Is, one end OF the bridge Is to be 81, !.
eral hundred feet below the other end on
the opposite side.
This, II allowed, would necessitase Two
or three more piers 10 ths river than II tho
en- Is OF the bridge were dilec .ty opposite
one another, besides greatly interfering
with navigation. Much opposition has
been stirred up by those Interested, and
QUAY In the SenatG Nlr. kenna presented
:. oefl'lon Dumerons)y signed by OPERATORS
interested in the Kanawha Vall,y In The
business Of mining aud shipping coal.
which says that IN their Judgment 1t would
be vice and proper to enact a law on tho
subject OF building railroad and other
bridges across the great Kanawha river,
aad they recommend that the minimum
be four hundred feet for the
length Of tho channel span, md seventy
ieet for the heigh. from low water 10 the
bottom chord OF the bridge. tz9,z S,e,l. 1,
y a bill has already baen introduced in The 5
douse incorporating hsss SUGGESTIONS q
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q Paicn,h lO v cal Sirs;aiRns.

From Our Sptciul Correspondent.
WAsuISaTos, D. G., February ol.-
Among the patents Issued this week the
following were to West Virginia inventors:
To James L. Bias, Of Guyaudotte, Tor a
car coupling.
To John i. Keller, Of Martinsburg, for
q seed roller ior grass sewers.
To Walter S. Ravenscrait, Of Parke,s
burg, ior pulp css'er wheel.
10 VIM. H. aid W. S. Ravonscraf', Of
Psrkersbure, tor manufacture Of articles
fsom wood pulp. Is
To John W. Woodruff, Of Wise, for a
yelocipede.
David Barrha been commissioned post
master at Wileysville, W. Va. .E
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sAS FRASslsco. Cal Feb. 2l.-Tho opium
seized on the steamer Toxic in January,
1889. valued at $4,000, over which there
has been so much litigation, was offered
ior sale to-day for the beneli: Of the Unit.
ed States Government. A few boxes were
sold, when it became evident that the
Chinese bad combined to keep the price
down. The opium was then Withdrawn BY
order OF the U. SIN .rshal. la.5 Z s. d u,
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An tlll,u f'rnxetiv.

Z CcsHocToS, 0 February Ella terrible
tragedy occurred near Glasgow, several
miles east Of here, this morning at ore
o'clock. John Brehmer came home last
night intoxicated, and attempted 10 mur.
der his aits, when his son john interfered,
whereupon the old man took shot gun
and shot the boy in 'ha breast, innictinp !.
ia.al wound. Tho old man is so and the
son % years Of age. Brehmer is now under
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THE LEyEG ~ s.OLUHIyUS.
Kentucky, Givt"s wny. md n fhullsnnt
fcuul In klHuxrr

kentucky, Givt"e way. aud II Rhu,,sand
fcurl Ia Uansrr.
WAsulSoroH, D. @, February 2l-A
telegram has been received from General
saxion, at Louisville, Ky, giving tho in
formation Il a. the levce at Columb bus, ky.,
Is about to break, and 1000 people are fn
imminent danger. His fnnds are exhaust,
ed, and he asks ior $1,000 mere. lie ex-
poets to got $4,000 from the State author
tiles. Toe Secretary OF War telcgraphed
that he dos not fee! au,ho,iz ID to use the
appropriation ior the protection Of the
leveea on the Mississippi river. or to enter
upon auy eX'eud. relief on that river He
adds tnat il such extended relief becomes
necessary it mnat begiven under future nc
ton by Congrtts ',,1
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ME. EvANs lNrr.lE sENArr.
ais Nomination ~ c1d ~ i. rio riIiI, IN rxec,,

Wis WIS sNominntinn hcM by nTio In Exccu 4
Fi,7 y fiE7S - tive StssSsi53. tTIE--.
From Our Sfeeia! CaTe9eatitaA q ~ VIZ
WASHINGTON, D. g., February sl.--Thor
Senate in executive session this evening
had under consideration the nouins,ipn,
of George F. Evans, 10 be poftmaster 1T
Martinsburg, W. Va, which was reported
on favorably. by. the Committee on Post6
Offices and Post Roads yesterday siternoona..j I
After briet diacussion on the ,nesi,s Of
the nomination vote was reached, which
resulted in tie. !. $4 KS!
This in itself would have been equivalent
to a rejection had not the question Of no
quorum voting been raised. II is under
stood that there was Just one less than q
quorum voting, and in order to avoid call
Of the Seuate motion to adjourn prevail
ed. This carries the casa over until the
next executive session for consideration,
The Senate will not meat again Until,
Monday, aud it is said that it there is any
doubt OF Mr. Evans confirmation, then ,he Z
President will be reqnested to withdrag
the nomination and substitute another
name Tor that o! Evans's. 1923
The Indifference to Eyans's fate is shared
equally by Republicans and Democratic
aud the chances for his confirmation are
about even with those 10. hie REJECTION.
The nomination and eubsequen. chsrles
against Evans have inspired unusual inter-
est among Senators on both siduo, siid
there is no doubling the fact that the cite
cations agains. him have materially ipiar.
ed bis prospects ior euccess.
The division, it is said, was not entirely
npon party lines, although both the West
Virginia Senators being opposed to the
confirmation, the weight OF the opposition
came from their party friends. .l,lil'33li
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CloTHIN0 For u.LLIpOL,s

Tho Phllnieiphin nelief Comm ,t,ee'.
a!OUd Work. 9
PnlLADELrnlA, Pa, February. 2l.-Thc
COMMITTEES Of c,.izsns appointed to raise
funds for the fl cd suGerers in the West,
decided to send y car load OF clothing and
other goods to Gal!il olip, 0. n
The secretary ann"nDe-d that the total
contributions were SIS 065, a committee
was appoin ed to prepare an appeal TO the
public for funds to assist the sufferers in
rebuilding their houses. ~
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U. :. Bo>ns 1AlLED.
Opc1 Your Strung n"xcs md Exnmlne
f6tir AutbhrsH,

Opca Your ktrnnE foxes md Examine
fau- Aun,hcts.
WASHINGTON, D. G, February el.-The
Treasury has called Sl00O0,0oO OF the three
percent bonds which mature May I. Fol.
lowing are the original numbers OF the
bonds: Bonds Of $50, No. AIS to No. sos,
both inclusive, and No. 1908 to No. 1911,
both inclusive; Sl00. M. 3S4l to No. 1892,
both inclnsive, ant M. 047o to M. 947S,
both inclusive; $500. M 1888 to No. 2lS0.
both inclusive, aud No. $3.50 and No. 30Sl;
$1,000, No. l4472 10 No 10. .6l+. hn,h inru-
sive, and M. - 678 to NJ. 2G0i, both IN.
elusive; $4,000, No. 22,954 10 No. %. $40,
both inclusive. g..,.,
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Mr. EvAAs's confirmation rs Postmaster
at Mart!nsbu'g received another backset,
il not fatal blow, yesterday, by the result
ollhe action OF the Senate. MIR. Evans's
many friends hare and throughout the
Sac viii feel the Disappointment almost
as kcenIy as himself, if after having been
40 close to victory he IS obliged to retrea!
from the fght,
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l,nx tho uehIinK Kin,l

BERLIN, February 2l.-The Norta Ger
man Ga:c'te, alluding to the remarks Of the
National GcsAls about the American con.
trihutions,to the relief fund for the suffer.
ers from the Rhine inundatiou, says: We
should like 10 call attention 10 the lect that
this debt Of gratitude contracted then 10.
wards. America my he logically paid by
raising innds in Germany to help the sui.
ierers from the present, floods in America,
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Tn3sE people wao regarded the fiery
s,pset, Of isS weeks ago as ominous Of
ali sort. OF disaster, and who recently, have
been uayng"L told you &C." probably It :
sarleI the brilliant western Sky last even
iug with fear and trembling, and will to
day take 10 the hills
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Cl,Ild Fntnlly Bur,,,,le,I

CAMBRIDGE, O., February 2l-A little
child Of George Erwin, OF this place, was
left in room by its mother to-day while
she went To-, a bucket OF coal, aud when
abe returned tho child's dress was on Ire.
and before the flames could be conquered
1T was burned 90 badly that death. will
likely occur, giF. y
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Tho wur In Africa.

suAKlM, February 2l.-Larso bodies
Of rebels IRE moving in the direction Of
Osman Disma's position. Commander
Ralph, who has ,st returned IRON
a visit TO King John, Of Abyts;uia,
reports that il King John obtains tho sup
port which he needs be will Secure the re-
treat. Of the sarrisons on the Kassola line
through Abyssinia. :75ss.tz1 : f,,37....,'9s-
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A Wolnno,m the Cayc.

CLEVELAND, O., February 2l.-Mrs. Cla.
rinda Couklin is ai'er sundry pas:eboard
msuii ulators OF this city. She has brought
suit in the Common Pleas Court against ell.
legged proptiesors OF certain gambling re-.
sorts, and the owners OF the blocks in which
they are located, 10 recover money lost BY
her husband at gambling. The first suit Is
against l.. d Washington and Emanuel
B-ckley for So 900; against L. D. Washing
ton, Emanuel Brck'ey. Samuel Blake and
NJ Richardson for S. 1855. and Robert Red.
ley and Herman for s. 900
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Wurst.yG has been dlstsnced in the race
fu tho Democratic National Conven.it n
amer al; aud in the face Of the assuran. 9
from an E.s,ern paper that il the convcn-
Tim were held hero the candidate chosen
would be sure Of election, too. We are
ntnna 10 shrd q tear. 49,
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nrnd,aurt, Arn,,, excluded,

LONDON, February 2l--In the Commr MS
to day when the question Of admitting
Bradlaugh was broached. Sir Stafford
Northcotte moved that the House re. affirm
its resolution preventing Bradlaugh from
taking the oath and excluding him from
the House: After stormy discussion IN
which Gladstone and Churchill and La.
bouchere took rart, the motion was carried
by vote OF 226 to l73 Is 4 z ell
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THERE are a,ready indscanons Of q Lir-
cain boom along the Ohio Valley as a le.
6ul. Of the S:cTeLsry's prompt application
Of the means putat his disposal for tho re-
lief Of suffering by the 4 'od. THU is only
one in!lleaco addcdto the many which
already commended the son. Of the mar
tyrsl Pres Il 'ut to the panpic.
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EspluAion nf nynnn,I,itr.

OMAHA, NEE, February ol.-One hun
drel pounds Of dynamite exploded this
morning seven miles north OF this city.
Thomas Burns was torn into fragments
and sh1fds OF fish seated several hundr, d
yards. Great gapa were made in the earth
and many baiidluss were badly damaged.
The shock was distinctly felt all over the
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Y Mr.. Isaac o. Chapman, Druggist, Nsvkarg,
N. T., writes us: II have for ,ha pass ion
yearssold several g,Oss Of DR WILLIAM HALLS
BALKAN YoR THE LuEds. i eau .a, Of 1t v Int
candot ray OF auy other mtdiciae. rhsye
never heard a customar fpesE OF /, bu. 10
praise Its virtues in the hlsbes, manner. y I
have recommended II In a great many oases
Of Whooptne Congh, with tho hspptest. iFcts.
bavs uitd It In my Own f,miiy for many
years; In fact, always have q bo.tla in the
medicine closet ready ior use 7iu.4w, 4
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Killed by xeyrrue ,,Glccr..

RALEIGH, N. G., February ol.-The Ne,y
and Obsar!r's Morganstown special says:
Two revenue officers named Ray and An.
derson to-day killpd three men named
Harton, Miller aud Bn,ticksan aud wound
ed another man named Burtickeon at work
in Mica mine in Nutshell county. q
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WHEELING MORNING. FEBRUARY % 1854 a
mid Of the Welland canal could within

aid Of the Wellsnd canal could within
three days have fleet OF vessels in Lake
Etie that within week could destroy But.
ialo, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee and every Other city upon our
lake frontier, and We could do nothing ;
"What remedy would you suggas ?"
"First tho building Of the Hennepin
canal In order that We may have IN Inlet
to the lakes for the passage OF ships OF
moderate draft through our own territory,
next, adequate fortidcations; thirdly, The
construction OF q navy, ant, ,fourihly, the
building Of founderles where guns can be
built - n u
Anything elao p II
YVES. The reorganization OF the D ,part.
ment by placing o practical man at it's
head. Who would think Of drawing on
the Navy Tor all Attorney General, Ur on
the Army for head Of tue Treasury. Yet
the Army and Navy ore presided over by
lawyera who don't know marlinspike or
canteen from rainbow or distiiIe1y. 1t
should be changed" jj
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THERE Is Ii no PROBABILITY tha. an Amer
lean army will march into the German
Capital some warm morning next summe!
All tvrce Count Won B smarck at the bay.
ou.t's point 10 eat American pork. 1t il
very doubtful whether tho Government
will knock of the chip which the Chan.
Cellor Of the Empire poises on hia shoulder.
But il tho mo.t!lying result Of Tom Ochil.
.ue'snsolutiop i.acheg the House Of R p
1esen;atvvs that what is worth doing il
worth doay right, the couptry's humilia.
lion will not hay, been in vain.
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llalfed pIOr Liur, sold.

OFT Cry, Ia February 2l-The United
Pipe Lines have been sold to the National
Trus. Company. Tho feet OF this will be
to strengthen the oil trade, US the capital OF
the latter is much larger than that OF the
former. The P.pe Line capital was FIVE
millions, a, 3;}'ffE
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Getiiag tsei,lIy Herious,

BERLIN, February 2l-several semi
official newspapers openly demand the
recall Of Minister Sargent. Tho Nunih
Algemeine Z:il'tng char1es Sargent with
baVIng a scheme to influence Il Q
next elections in America by his diplo.
ma.ie Conduct at Berlin. Il is thought
cersn'n that al Interpolation will be made
IN the Re'chstag regarding the L .sker
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Tur sya,em Of ruuuIng the hours up 10
,rsu,y.iour instead 0! doubling ut twelve
,r;ll never become popular in newspaper
o,Gcsa If i! we're adopted whut would
hocOne OF the society reporters pet ex.
n,a,.;or ";hs wee sma' hours? .
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4 INDIANAPOLIS. February 81 Jesse Harper,
Secretary olthe National Gfeenb4ck Labor
committee, will tomorrow issue call for
National Greenback Labor Convention
to nominate candidates for Pres,dent and
Vice President. The @ n isntion will be
held in this city May IS.