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coa.t'ns and stating l'iak Aeoldenss-,rer-

CoaAtIng and Stating Isihk Accidents-rer-
diet for Damages. ts4 |.
Special Di'patth 10 The LHttlltgeneer.
srxunESviLLn, Fob, eo.-George Day,
coasting on Market street this afternoon,
was thrown from his sled against a board
walk, breaking his left leg. Il
Charles NlcClinton, who broke an arm
at the skating rink lately, fell again last
night and broke the arm in the samepiaee.
On August q last, Willard Ovens, Il
years old, son Of James Owens, was killed
on the Panhandle railroad crossing in this
city lllsadministrator sued the company
for $4,000 damages. This evening the
Jury returned q verdict for the plaintiff
III the SUN Of five hundred dollars.
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IaIEN WHO WANT MONEY.

Queer Letters Received by the Treasurer
of tho United States
WAsalSoroS, D. C.,s Feb. 20.-Some Of
the letters received by United States
Treasurer Wyman bear evidence Of the
curious notions that are entertained re-
spectfnE the money in the Treasury. The
other day he received oneirom an Indiana
farmer who said he, understood tho DEM
ocrats Intended closing out tho Treasury,
but before that wasldohe he desired that
the small sum OF 81, 900 should be sent
him.in order that he might Buy farm
He knew Mr.. Wyman would be willipg'to
obiige him with this amount, particularly
lii he felt that the Democratic could not
be trusted with the Treasury and
It's funds. Another. letter from an Ohio
man; who said that he learned from differ
ent pspers that $4,000, 900 lay in the
Treasury which belonged to various per-
sons, but had never been claimed. He
was OF the opinion that some of6this
amount rightiully belonged TO him. A
good many years ago, while travelling In
Kentucky, lie had sent SO in a.letter TO
his wife, but nothing had'ever been heard
OF either letter or remittance and helpte.
sumed the money was in the Treasury.
Besides his @iLes uncle went TO Cali
fornia and promised to leave her some
money. The uncle had since died, but
nothing had been heard oftlie legacy,
which, no lonbt, was part Of the unclaini-
ed $400O0,000. HeSdesfred the Treasurer
TO look the matter up! aud turn over TO
him what was righttnlty his own. =
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oFF folt RsYpr.
Tho British troops Iea,lps England for III

The British Troops Leaving England for the
Sonlau. q
LONDON, Feb. 90 The third battalion
Of Grenadier guards started for saakim to-
day. Previous totheir setting out from
Windsor, they were addressed by the
Prince OF Wales. He said he wellremem.
bered the day thirty.one years ago, whom
the same battalion departed rom tho
Crimea, and he distinctly recalled the
bravery with which they bore tlieir part
in that struggle In the campaign upon
which they were now entering he felt
sure that they would uphold the honor OF
the! country. In conclusion hewished
tliem God speed and Q sale and speedy re-
turn to England. /
The Prince shook hands heartily with
the officers while the men raised an en-
thusiastio cheer The Queen commen1-
GRATED the occasion by sending an auto,
graph letter TO the officers. She assured
them OF her good wishes and prayers.
After the inspection was over the guards
marched from the Castle TO the Wy Western
Railway. The streets through which they
passed were brightly decorated with flags
and banners. Crowds olipeople thronged
thewalks and cheered as the Grenaaiers
marched by. AT the railway they quickly
entered the train and were brought to
Waterloo station in London. An immense
crowd had collected there.
The arrival OF the train was greeted
with tremendous cheering. Tho wives oil
the soldiers were admitted to the platform
to bid their husbands good bye, and the
pathetic scenes OF yesterday, when the
Coldstream Guards took their leave, was
again enacted. When the last part
| ings were over the train moved out from
tiie-station amid renewed cheers from the
multitude and proceeded to Grayesend.
Atallstations along the way crowds had
assembled and en- nthnsiastic cheers greeted
the train. Itwas q constant ovation from
IlWindsort TO Grayesend. The men, though
touched by tile leave taking, quickly raj.
lied and soon were in remarkably high
spirits, singing war song atterwar song
with stirring effect.
at, Gravesend an enthusiastic reception
awaited them and they embarked on the
steamer which takes them to Egypt to In
spiring strains OF Inusicifrom bandsahd tc
1.-THE sweeter music Of cheers from the
lthroats OF fellow countrymen.
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vIrrinIa,. connnn rnr cn.s.

EcrnoSp, vAa Feb. 2o-A large meet
ing Of the tax and license payers Of Rich
mOnd, including many Of the most promi-
aent business men, was held to-day In the
S,ooms oI the Chamber Of Commerce. A
loag preamble and some resolutions were
adopted In relation 70 the recent decision
o. mo United States Circuit Court in the
coupon case Of Parsons against the State
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wllAr,s ropEpoNE,
Tho Crowd That Is to swoop Down on Wash.
Iugton Ia March.

Ington In March.
WAsHISoroS, Feb. 90.-"What is TO-
becomeoi thecrowd?" is tho question that
is being asked on every hand in Washing
ton now. Even with the hotels crowded
totheir utmost capacity and people sleep
ing three in bed in every private house
ntown, it seems impossible for the i'm
mense crowds that are expected here OF
the Inauguration to be properly taken care
Of It's tine that people will doubtless
he willing to pnt up with almost any
Inconvenience Tor the day or two involved,
but It would seem that the Baltimore and
Intermediate towns might Just rs well.
reap some Of the ripening harvest asto
leave II all to Washington, who will have
more than she can attend to. One who
has been around 10 theyarious hotels re-
ports that Willard's has engaged 70 occom-
in0late thousand guests, nearly as many
viii DO provided for at tho Riggs. The.
Ebbitt expects TO attend to the same NUM-
beri the Arlington will do the honots for
go; Wormley's can sec TO about 800; the
Nationa! can lodke 700 and feed three
times as many; Welcker's can accommo-
date 200. the Metropolitan 600, the St
james Sl0, the st. Marc 200, the BelVedete
lag and Chambcrlain's perhaps 100. The
other hotels arc filed with regular board
GB. : =. ii
Thus It will be seen that there win not
0e public accommodation for more than
seven thousand. Now, concedlng that as
many more will be cared for at private
houses, the total number OF visitors whose
partial comfort will be secured win be less
tGan 1000. 1t is estimated that there
VII be at least 5000 visitors here on The
th Of March. What, then, indeed, Is to
DC done with the other 10000?
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SENATOR FLoyD put tho case fairly when
ho said Wheeling demanded as a right
TINT her building, used by the State for
ten years free Of rent, belett in decent ne
pair, aud that If the tenant were a citizen
instead OF the State the city could sue and
recover. The State cannot be sued, which
is the stronger reason that her representa-
tiyes should do Justice Voluntarily. =
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A TABLE giving the price OF gas in
piuety-live Of the principal cities Of the
United States shows a total range in price
Of from ninety cents to 81 a thousand
feet. The lowest price is in Wilkesbarre,
Pa, and Wheeling, W. Va, and the high
eat rules in Galveston and San Antonio,
Texas, far removed from coal.
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An,RmpIty Row. boat.

Burrk1o, N. y, Feb. 2o.-An empty
row boat was found floating in Niagara
river near the Buffalo and Grand Island
ferry this morning. There was no-name
upon the boat and nothing to indicate the
ownership. The boat contained a pair Of
oars and oyereoat, In the pocket oiwhich
were two letters, one introdu ducing u. III.
RadIord to +. W. Parkinson, and theotheF
written evidently bya child and signed
Maud and addressed. .t.father.n J, !.
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PrTsBUEo1, Pa, Feb. 20. "A Joint con-
yention Of the River and Railroad miners
viii be held in this city on the i0th of
March. 'The object Of tho convention Is
10 discuss the price question on the river
and also 10 adopt some means "a; prevent
certain operators from reducing the men
below tho district pEsce. Z
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Tup Democratic Legislature Of West
Virginia and the Democratic House OF
Representatives at Washington are rear
ipr monuments for themselves onwhich
the people at the next general elections
will carve. Too much talk; too little
.oI;on s..ft -t-Fls
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Tnr retreat OF Colonel Butler from
Cubat with the Mahdi close on his heels
creates alarm in England that another
brave soldier will be sacrificed to the
laundering policy that has been pursued
in the conduct OF the, ,soudan campaign.
II is very likely that wo!seley viii not be
able 10 send Butler the reintorcements he
needs to save hin from butchery.
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TuxthirI shining mark that death has
s,ruck in tho soulan warts General Stew
art, who died Of his wounds yesterday.
Events are fast piling testimony against
,iIa,Islone's plumbers, and it now looks as
n the English premier mustg
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Next PnblIe Printar

BuEFAIo, n. Y, Feb. e5.-Major Gen.
eal W. T. Rogers, member Of Congress
IRON this district Is understood to be the
successful aspirant ior the positisnof Cow
;stamsnt ;, printer under cleSel9ndis admins
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As,r now stands, co.education isbeaten
IN tbe House, but by so close a vote that
there is hope for it yet. 1twould be in
,sresting to know II the two days debate
changed vote.
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islesiean EaltoSr A..as.Iaa.sd.

Mexico, Feb. %. Startling news comes
from atarella thst Lawis Gonzales, editor
otthd sErpl0reae, whose recent arrest and
subsequent release by the government
caused so much excitement, was tlssassi;
mated Tuesday. Five soldiers in civilians
dress shot him on the street They
escaped! He lived few minutes,
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SENATOR PaicE, Of Marshall county, ex- x
..p,s to the appcllation watch dog OF The
t.1.snry," Some men have been proud OF
,bs title; but then they understood it.
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Mr.. E. F. Heyle and wife are visiting
friends at smithfeld.
Mr.. n. O. Crothers, Of st. Louis, Is visit
ing Mrs. ]. NJ. Goudy. II
There was social gathering at the Pres.
byterian Church last night.
Mr.. VIII Byles land vile, ot Youngstown,
Ohio, are. visiting Mrs. ]. X. AicCne.
The majority Of the people seem to he
satisfied with the passage Of the water
works bill.
Mr.. Clark Lin has accepted the position
OF cupola tender at the Belmont Stove
Gompany's works.
Mr.. Jake Rosenthal and Theo. Dicen
have gone to Scranton, Pa, to accept posi-,
tions in the glass works there.
Mr.. Andrew skillen won the club
skates at the Excelsior rink Thursday
night, us the most graceful gentleman
skater on The floor. -
The climaxis tied up on account Of The
ice gorging at the point Of the Island. The
gorge extends from the point OF the
Island 10 the Buckeye;glass house.
The masked carnival at the Excelsior
rink next "Wednesday night promises to
be q grand affair. over 500 invitations
have been issued. None but those in cos
TUNES aud masks WILDE allowed to skate,
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rpov Washington dispatches 1t appears
,hat the entire voting strength Of the
T,s nsmocratic party will swoop down on the
Cauital on MaFch4. .a
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S@sttt .-stttttt* -. VI
New YoRK, Feb. 9O.-sIrs. Mary Alice
Belt, formerly Mrs. Godfrey, the bean
tiful widower, whose second marriage
was celebrated at Norristown, n. j., last
October, was taken from this city on
Tuesday 1t Morris Plains as a patient.
The Glady's frs. husband was United
States Consul General to Mexico under
President Pierce. She married Mr.. Belt,
q wealthy liquor merchant Of Baltimore,
in October, andtbe couple lived together
inthat city for several weeks. Ashort
time ago Mr.. Belt, who had been visiting
in New Orleans, returned and began pro
ceedings for divorce, onaccount OF having
learned ofan atfair which occurred in
Washington some years ago, IN which
Congressman Acklen, Of Louisiana, was
concerned. Mrs. Belt came % New York,
and while stopping OF her sister house
developed signs q dementta. She Is IS
years old and possesses remark kable beauty.
Mr.. Belt Is 20 years old.
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clnrl.Aharr,a Pnhlle i,nLlalpr.

WASHINGTON, D. Q, Feb. 20. In the
Honse to-day on the motion Of Mr.. Gotf,
the bill appropriating s51; 900 for the erect.
ionot q public lding at Clafksburg, W..
Nar was taken up andipassed.
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neg cabinet officer has been finally de-
.,,a1 npon. Daniel Manning, OF New
Ta,E S;",E who is to have the Treasury port
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: siari ner chitd.

YousdsTpws, o. Feb. 20.-Mrs. Will
lam CLARK, ot LsecII Corners, Pa, gave
birth to d child last night and this morn
ing during the ABSENCE Of her husband
she cat ia throat from ear 10 ear and clad
only IN NIGHT clio thes she secfeted the body
In allnmber pile. II Is thought she viii
die from exposure. i'.
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rnr British troops are now pouring into
v,ynt. too late, however, to effect any
tbint 2 else hut conquest.
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rns iron tlnd steel business in Pitts
,r,S, ~. and vicinity shows some improve
'"Sat. v~s and the tone Of the market Is
t..I,Lv
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vy,y,LLr, tic Arctic explorer, has.not
,.I enough Of the North pole, but wants
y. u,I asajn peer into the mysteries Of the
frozen zone.
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Wea,I "a coatfaos.. ;ii5Il.i,.

cotuNBt Feb 70. 1t Il reported that
i humber;Si old miners who resumed
work ID The. Rocking Valley quit today,
refusing 20 sign tlie contrlcts presented
by the operators. Nearly 500 have signed
athe contracts and prea at work.
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Terrific Explosion and Loss Of
81 Life
AT Wellsburg at an Early Hour
This Morning.
Two Buildings Demolished and a
Family Killed.
Three Bodies Recovered and Sew.
eral Missing. {,
Windows Shattered, And a Great
Fire Raging. :S

Anotllertcrrifc explosion ofnaturalga
involving the loss Of at least three lives
and probably several more, and fire
which for a time:threatened to grow;to q
conaagration, occurred at Nyellsbufgs this
morning. This was the most serious
calamity Of this character that
has yet occurred in this vicinity, Id
results the most appalling.
The explosion is as yet unexplained. II
occurred at half.past.onc o'clock tbismorn-
ing in the brick building on Charlesstreet
occupied by Kelsey Brothers, cigar
makers. and this building and The adioin-
ing one occapiedlby Luke Walters as asa
loon, also substantial brick, were COM
pletely demolished, and the debris set on
fire. Y I se,s 10 '.at4s9 =
ARR6RPul SHOCK.
The shock of the explosion was SO terri
&c that glass was shattered in thewih-
dows and plaster shaken from the ceilings
in houses three Or four squares distant.
Almost every inhabitant OF the, town was
aroused, and au. excited, frightened crowd
soon collected in the street in ftpnti Of the
burning buildings.
The intensely cold weather gave the fire
almost undisputed sway and II spread
rapidly to other adjoining buildings, and
when Tho last intelligence was received
there were prospects Of much larger fire
than has ever visited the town before.
~, d FAMILY lDEsroYEp.
When the crowdllrstcollccl the fam
lily of AR. Q. Kelsey, one Of the firm, con-
slsting Of himself, his wife, his mother
and two small children, were oil miss
ing Later It was discovered that
one child, aged 0 years, was saved, but q
baby of lss months was undoubtedly
killed. Mr. Kelsey, his wife and mother
we're also killed and their bodies were
found, horribly mangled and disdgtlred.
A shoemaker named Estetkay, living
next door, was sefiohsly but not fatally
injured. It's also believed that Walters
oldest son, q boy OF 10, was killed, as heis
missing. The rest OF the family are sale,
II. .rnrhoss. iilaGfl !
A house adjoining, Just finished, the
property Of Alr. Moody, was badly dam
aged. 1t was estimated uiat the loss
would reach sg0,OOOit tie fire was gotten
under control before any new houses
caught.
AT 2:S0A. NJ, q messageEwas received to
the effect that. the tits wssunder control.
No further particulars could be obtained
Of Tie missing children.
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r,v Washington monument will be
.,..lieated to-day.
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:; ,,,,.xD's inaugural address Is going
10 be short. ----
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There Is nobeauty in that leaden hne
which appears in q deep streak under the
eyes, Indicating dfsordefed digestion and
dismal debility. Ladies who carry with
Them this evidence Of suffering should al
once take Il Browns Iron Bittefs the
sovereign remedy for feminine weakness
and impo oyefished blood. Mr. y, \. Brad
ford, OF Huntsville, Texas, says; Only
wiie was in delicate health and greatly
debilitated. Browns Iron Bitters relieved
hef.. Z 81 A
Dos'r5 forget the AIafdi GINS Of the
Wheeling Skating Club at the Island rink,
Monday February. g.
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NJ, IIiinois Legislature yesterday took
a..s nallOts for Senator without result
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Mr.. .. o. aTailn, Of Harrington, was in
town yesterday. AZ
Mrs. Will Harrison isthelady instructor
at the Mammoth rink.
There will be an orange race at 6ie
Kirkwood rink tonight.
Drs. Todd and Fisher were called 70, ST.
Glairsyille yesterday TO occupy the witness
stand. =,
"A young daughter Of Mr.. Robert Clay.
land fell and fractured ono Of her limbs
Just below the knee atone Of the skating
Kinks yesterday.
There was Q surprise party given. at the
tresidanee of Mr.. Henry Glass Thursday
evening, in honor OF his Bixty.seyenth
bitthday.j Neister's orchestra furnished
the music. Abont twenty couples were
present and enjoyed themselves thor
oughlyl
SkfuRnkx morning wiz betesehyed ioi
childreh only at the Island rink. PARENT
accompanying their children admitted
iree of'charge. Children viii be excluded
litomt the floor atall evening sessions.
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nnesi So. VI an.l y foeEleen.h s..se..
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LONDON, Feb. 2o-In The House Of
Lords to-day Earl Granville presented the
lueen's message calling out the reserves
and ordering an embodiment Of the
militia in,yiew OF the necessity for the de-
tense Of Egypt and the protection
| of the interests Of the empire.
Her Majesty's message consists
oftwo portions, one ordering out the re-
serves AMI, the other the embodiment or
calling out the militia. The reserves are
soldiers who. have completed their first
term Of service Of Blk years with their
col6rs and are then allowed 70 re-
tire 10 civilian life. They are always
| liable, however, tolbe summoned in; case
OF emergency to serve another term
Of SIX years with their regiments, They
receive as a, a,returning fee sixpence daily.
The militia are an entirely distinct body.
They need not necessarily have been In
the army. They form the third line Of
national defence, the volunteers forming
Eha fnnfth.y II 3 2 3 y e.'i''+ ~ i dt :
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nuIIER INllpRRII.
~. Escape ttss esssa. n. q Fl Pl'ts.sl, g.

-
III ~, ~, ~, I, ,,, ,,,,,,s,.
= eititn.s ~ !. .lE. .s.t- tsts'lt..
His Escape FROM Gubat-His Presst
4 Danger. a
a LosDoN. Feb. oo4 tiispatoh fror
Ho,ti = y ;SIn,a,si !InlIar ,gbs 8, 4.
- q
sss M y 3. Spss. e, ~, VI
ohlpeliea % h'lt ~ ~ tApus s,iAlea ~ Meils sl'
tnterpose his troops in position there j
Iorder to safely defend himself agains
FltheEl ,NIahdi,s man ,rhos ware satb
s1s1 - -. -,-'..'si' ~ 800 s4st'
erlns t4tgs numbers on nus iine 2
retreat and continually menacing thi
| British iorces. Special dispatches In
dicate that General Wolseley will have I,
-, ,a;aiS,s.,, 1,..i,s.
" !, 1u.iel
sns ss ,.s;l;ss ge sssas ~ ION ~ St
us Ssis nisas 4Iaye .ss WI. ssss ,.all s.es
l.as H.ss ,s NEE sle " i.s VI SiofSiol
utl.sss ee4i
dispateh 1s itel hotI astea ysstetgIay NY
~ WhleI. .the Fetreat l, ot General bnllel
rom s5aPH ,g y lutlheI eSplaiihea
ssys .ne ~ pianai l!ln On tne tl.n lnst
! nau ..es,. psen ehlgsa i9 thse aays y y
W y MoEk gl c9taectlng As army onsslpe "
English a.:5aeat. y g He was loading steam,
lStbi ii,,st ia eis,Sst ed twn SI3s; Inc Sv;tI
lthree tiiousand men and ionr o,ins down
1.-The right banl;sof the Nile to erect q fofi
opposite the English camp at 9ubat.
A message iron; Lord woiseiey! saws:
Il General Bulleri renhffR from Aim Klaa
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Th6 Afaidi Chains q Victory. Z,
Lospoy Feb. GA dispatch from
Korti tothe London Times, dated yester-
day, says,, 81 y
The latest adyices from KhaTtoum are
10 the effect that when the III Mahdl
heard oi the result of the battle Of Abn
Rlea Wells he at once proclaimed that tiE
own troops gained o great victory and an;
i,ounceds that the English were destroyed,
He paraied I,fit i. aeccu utetments such q
helmets hoisted on spears ~ proofs ot Tic
truth of his statements. When the
prophet imada the proclama alton the gafri'
laonin Rhaltoum were on short tatlons.
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KroKux, Iowa, Feb. 2o.-By an acci;
dent on the Wabash, at Ashton, Mo-, last
night, a sleeper and coach left The track,
falling oyerth bridge. James McLaugll.
lin, Of Centreyille, Iowa, was fatally In.
jured. Several others were not seriously
hurt. rtltl
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Other Fires.

HAapuRd, Ia, Feb. 20.-The Hamburg
plow factory burned Ibis morning together
with It's contents. Loss $4,000. Insured
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CoLuNBus, o., Feb. 20.-Two buildings
burned in Buchtel last night. Theloss td
the Hooking Valley Coal and Iron Com
|pany isles than $1,000. Covered by in