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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-02-05

The SHORT LINE to WINCHESTER,
SrAUNToN, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
and similar places is via Memphis &
Little Rock railway. Address A. Il.
Smith, 5O4 Main street, Dallas Texas.
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If you are going to New York, Phila-
delphia, Pittsburg, or any eastern city,
write to A. l.. Smith for information.
Pass Ag't Memphis " Little Rock rail
way, 50f Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Mrs. Daniel Weidner, New Baden,
Texas, was cured of severe Neuralgia
by st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure.
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE'

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Reward for any case of Chills II fails to cur
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URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan Street, Dallas.

Bryan Street, Dallas.
This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most desirably located. The system
of education pursued is designed to develop
the menyal, moral and physical powers of
the pupils, and to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
Stationey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary infirma-
ry expenses, per session of five months, 500
Music and use of piano. .............. 50
Entrance fee (only fer the first year. So. s
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and Recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned, whose residence and
postoffice address is Dallas, Texas, was on
the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1884, granted
letters on the administration on the estate Of
Rudolph Lungstras, deceased, by the Comfy
Court of Dhllas county, Texas, and all parties
having claims against said estate must pre-
sent them to the undersigned without delay,
rs the law directs. EMIL LTNGSTRAS,
Administrator Estat' of Rudolph Lungsiras.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT [
IN have qualified as administr- tor Of the
estate of Thomas sullivan, deceased, and that
all persons having claims against said esa o
must present them to me, for approval, as
the law directs. ]. Il. ELLIOTT,
Administrator of Thomas Sullivan.
DALLAS, TEXAS, December 10, 1884.
"ANTED-LADlES ANDGENTLEMEN
w in city or country to take light work at
their own homes; 50 to 81 day easily made;
work sent by mail; no canvassiEg. We have
good demand for our work and furnish steady
employment. Address, with stamp, CROWN
M'F'e Co., 294 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

BAL CIF1, Mleh.. Jaiy :. The strikers took
a renewed lease u hfe this morning aud sc-
con glisied their greatest victory of this week,
- getting "a saflelenf number Of meu 70
leave YORK - make Il necessary ~ shut
d04n every mill ol the east and west sides
VI the rFSes. The strikers eJngregated al
Poison q Arnold's mil and It dad not start
Al the mills Ia operation were visited. AZ
A k1sl E Bros, where the men refused 10 20
oat the Sheriff and his force and the police
men bad 4 collision with the strikers Clubs
snd edgiuZs dew some minutes, aud n1m
Der 0f officers were hIt, bat not seriously
@rGnded. PalrOlTnan MuihOlland had a
cash cut IN his head The officers drew re-
yolsers and kept the men at bay, bat the
mill ild not start Three arrests have been
made for zssaalting officers. The Sheriff
nzs notified the chief engineer "a watch cut
for fires tonight.
kAsr SAGINAW, July ..-A gang OF dock
U0llopers came AZ from Bay City this morn
ing o. take .he places OF strikers, but were
induced la an orderly manner by the strlk-
err 10 quit work. About l5o men met al the
hnights OF labor Hall this morning. Those
Who were not members joined that organlza-
ton and speeches were mode advising unity
OF action.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.
immsnss SALES or Tns PAPER.
The Editor Oefiss His Enemies 10
prosecUtethe'' Gazette, and Viii
Continue the Exposures.

LONDON. July sit Is literally true that
public interest IN the ministerial statements
Last night Is eclipsed by the revelations OF
the PaH Mali Gazefts. London rang last
night from end TO end with the cries Of the
nswsboys. The presses al the Pal MAI
Office weEs kept running yesterday eight
hours without interruption and then notice
Vas posted that no more copies could be
supplied. Northumberland street wss blocked
all the afternoon with crowds Of persons, in-
cluding an army OF boys, trying 10 buy
papers The edition was high up in SIX
figures. Copies sold everywhere Al twice or
three times the regular price, aud a. much as
nve shIllIngs Was offered for Monday date
Nothing else l. talked about.
Yesterday Mr. Stead had an interview with
the Home Secretary with reference 10 Mr..
Cavsndish Bentinck's question IN the Com
mons last night. What you should 10,
said Mr.. Stead 10 Mr. Cross, rs 10 say ia the
House that the Pau Mall Gazette has GOV
cred itself with everlasting glory by this.
''Of course | can't say that, replied Mr..
Cross. Then" retOrted Mr. Stead, II
wish you would say the PaH NAL has
committed an abomniable outrage on public
morals and should be prosecuted with all the
severity of the law forthwith" IF had
would have passed the bill IN moment
pass II now" said MIR. Stead.
The Pau Mall has received numbers OF
letters from bishops and clergymen OF all
denominations and from phllanthroplsts,
thanking the editor and urging him 20 on.
A letter from Rev. Mr.. SpurgeOn may be
taken as an example. He says: 1T Is a
loathsome business, but even sewers must
be cleaned. Ii will incidentally do harm,
but the great drift of its result will be last
ing benefit. | thank all the co-operators In
your brave warfare. Spare not the villains.
even though they wear stars and garters.
Let in the light without stint.
The Pal Mall in an editorial article to-
day, headed. A flame which shall never be
extinguished." says of Mr.. Bentick's ques-
ton: "When we learned by whom the at
tempt to hide these crimes from the eyes of
the public was headed in Parliament and the
press, we took courage. Surely those SIM
pletons who send down every afternoon TO
ask if we have been arrested can hardly i'm
agine that the conspirators of silence will
create for US such an opportunity for pub
licity as would be afforded by trial in
which. as a distinguished correspondent
writes, We might subpoena almost half the
Legislature in order to prove the accuracy
of our revelations. Let there be no mistake
about this thing. We have put our hands To-
the plough and are not going 10 turn back"
The article to-day will deal with the ruin
of very young girls, and the details are even
more horrible than before. The paper to-
morrow will be filled with letters from sym
pathizers. The publication of the exposure
will be resumed on Thursday.
LATER-The PdHEdU GGzette has been eX-
cluded from the rooms of the Reform Club
Liberal organization) and the Atheneaem
Club, devoted To literature, art and science.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

LoSDoS. July s.-The Standard prints this
India in regard 20 recent events in connec-
ton with the Afghan frontier trouble. The
Standards correspondent asserts that the
Ameer OF Afghanistan attaches little vslne
81 the friendship Of either England or Rus
sra. The Ameer considers Lord Duferln
stinzy. He had expected from the Engiish
representatives much larger subsidies Of
money and arms than those which have been
gwen him. The correspondent says the
Ameer. in giving arms and 70 ID 70 his sub-
iects first exacts the condition that they will
ight. II called upon. either the English Or
the Russians.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
THE CLEVELAND STRIKE.
Troops Ordered TO Report for Duty
Everything Quiet.

CLEVELAND, July S.-This morning six
hundred employees of the shovel works, screw
works and other uptown concerns in which
the Chisholms are Interested, are idle. The
owners of these factories held meetings last
night and demanded the calling out of the
militia and police to protect their property.
Mayor Gardner called meeting last night of
the commanders of military organizations
and police officers. IL was decided to employ
large number of special officers to patrol the
beats and throw the regular force against
the mob. Three companies of the Fifth
Ohio Infantry. First Battery aud Cleveland
Grays were ordered to report for duty on
hearing a general alarm on the fire bells.
Excitement Is intense. The militia COM
panies have detailed men to guard
the armOry to prevent the strikers
from carrying out their threat TO cap
ture the 2GO rifles, four field pieces and 10
coo rounds of ammunition stored there.
The Superintendent of Police has detailed
80 regular police and will call out as many
special police a. may be needed. The Gov
ernor has been notified and will place the
Fourteenth and Sixteenth Regiments, Ohio
National Guards. under orders to hurry to
Cleveland in case the police or local militia
are unable to hold the mob at bay.
The Fourteenth Ward j. nov becoming
the strikers. large field near the corner
of Broadway and Hamm street, l. the scene
OF a mass meeting at this hour. where a
crimson flag il Haunted. -Four hundred
Poles have Just arrived from the south side
and joined the strikers. A large number Of
the men yesterday obtained work from a
street contractor. and this morning entered
on their duties. delegation Of strikers
called on them shortly after. however, and
compelled them % stop work and again Join
the strike.
The police board u iu continued special
session. swearing IN special policemen for
service during tho strike
The strikers seem 20 be devoid Of leaders,
and parade around the streets aimlessly
stlrtIng for some certain point. and. perhaps
before proceeding one hundred yards, chang
ing their minds AMI going Of IN some other
direction
At l3l p. m. everything l. qaiet and no
further tr0nhle is antic p4.ed dnring the day
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
REORGANIZATION or ~. $ 7.
Changes Made Necessary bs lhs Form
atson ot the Fourth Regiment

SftatE . w Alc f$CAt1@sff ~ fttN v Ntttt-
stion os the Fourth Regiment.
AdlGtant Gea.eFs.l lkoberiSssi Has issaed the
following ~ general order NJ. ~ dated al
Lansing 5als s.
Owing 10 the nUnioor II oong made
under general order NJ. a. II TINS state. al,d
Oh the recommendation ~ the state mill
tars boaru, . reorganization ~ tlle state
troops has beon foaic nootsSars anc b. here
by adopted tAklag effect from the dates al
which the COMPANIES required - accomplish
II, u noi already mustered, mss bs mustered
into sersiee, ana uniieF the following assign
nents.
The companies OF MuskeEon and 5acksoR
Art assi.Fned 10 the flfst reasitIltut-
The compaIlls~ al Grand Rapids ls assign
cd 10 the second regiment
The companies Al MenomInoe and hough-
Ton are assigned 10 ihe Third Regiment.
The first Battalluu. stationed al Detroit
and Cos. ID Capt Adam kupp and D Capt
Joseph Il. Man uingl FIRST Regiment sla-
toned respectively al Monroe end ApsliAnta.
and when mustered INTO seFxaoe tite company
raised BY Mart q, Bergman al Detroit are
assigned 10 the First Battalion, which Be-
hereby designated AZ the Fourth hegiment
The First BATTALION having been deslg
mated a. the Fourth Regiment, Michigan
State Troops. the commanding ofhoer there.
OF, Ia accordance with paragraphs "a and - T,
rules and regulations. Viii after the muStcf
ia OF the Bergman company, order an elec-
tiOn TO til the vaciBcy ia the coloneicy Of
the regiment and al other vacancies mel
dent thereto.
Commanders Of comp pauies assigned Wlll
report for duty by letter 90 their respective
regimental commanders. those OF the First
10 Col. ID. H. Mc(klmas, at Lansing; lho-e
of the Second 10 Col. J. ID. Samner. az Kali
amazOo; those OF the Third 20 Col. C. =.
Brown. az Flint. and those Of the foagth 90
the regimentea COMMANDER a. Detroit
Regimental commanders finding the let
terlng of companies OF their respective regi-
ments affected by ihis order will make such
relettering a. may be found necessary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Railroad Injunction Dissolved.

NEW YORK. July s.-The Chicago & Allan
TIC Railroad several weeks ago secured in
the State Court an injunction against the
New York. Lake Erie & Western Railroad
and the New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Railroad. prohibiting the latter roads from
directing the freight traffic Of the Great
Western dispatch freight line from its road.
The case was afterwards transferred to the
United States Circuit Court, where II was
tried IN due form. To-day Judge Wallace
handed down his decision dissOlving the ex-
parte injunction obtained by the plaintiff
against thu New York. Pennsylvania & Ohio
Railroad ordering that the injunction
against ths New York. Lake Erie < Western
road shOuld be modified.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
TOO MUCH LIZARD DIET.
a South Carolina Negro vomits a
Whole Batch OF the Reptiles.

OEASGKBUEG. ). c.. July s.-Samuel Crow
ell. an aged darkey on the farm of John p.
Cuttino, twenty miles from this place. while
chopping wood yesterday morning, was
taken violently ILL., DR.. Sally, of this place,
was called and found the old man in con
vulsious. He kept grasping at his sides, as
II something was gnawing at his yitals. The
physician observing this, administered an
emetic, and soon after the old man began
vomiting. Within ten minutes he had
elected from his stomach six full grown
lizards. The old darkey soon began to i'm
prove and in a couple of hours was able to
get out of bed. Investigation proves that
four years ago, while drinking from a
spring, the negro swallowed what he said
was a lizard. but "a IL gave him no trouble
he soon forgot about 1t. DIR. Sally has pre-
served the lizlrds IN alcohol and they are the
talk OF the whole county.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
WORK OF LYNCHERS.
ANOTHER BATCH SWUNG orr.
The Mississippi Mob Continues us
Labors and Furnishes Two
More Murderers.

AEw oKIEANs, July e--A special 70 the
Tunes -issssoeraf from 6renadler, Miss, ssy =,
Yesterday, after the hanging of Perry Me
Christian and felix Williams. TIE mob start
ed after two other parties implicated Ia the
murder ~ the peddlers. When the rope y as
placed around his neck yesterday Motshrls-
uan confessed that he, Williams, Bailey,
James and John Campbell had taken part IN
the murder of two peddiers. The mob de
termlned 10 clean cut the gang, went 10
Jamos's house about twelve miles east OF
here and foundi their man at home,
took him ont aud hung him ap. Then they
proceeded 90 Campbei's house, who fired
upon the party, and II Is supposed slightly
wounded one of them. Campbell fled, pur-
sued by the mob. IL II understood they
came upon him tins morning al daylight.
He refused 10 surrender. declaring he would
never be taken alive, whereupon he Was shot
dead. All four of the men lynched were
negroes. The bodies Of the men hung last
evening then were cut down, aud buried to-
daY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
The Hotel REGISTERS.

AT SwERr's.-T. G. Buson and Horace
Randall, Chicago; A. s. Well, Milwaukee;
G. +. Cone and wife, and A. L. Greening,
Toledo; Ben Fletcher, Detroit.
Ar THE EAGLE.-J. III. Hand, Milwaukee;
4. Scholer, o. J. Mnsser, New York; l.. j.
Hopkins, Manistee; A. ID. Randall, New
Buffalo; S. L. and e. ii. Stevens, Chicago;
j. l.. Joseph. Louisville, KY; J. A. Robin
son, Newberg, n. Y; J. NJ. Humphrey,
Syracuse. n. y; f. II. Foster and ID. II.
Hyder, Fife Lake
AT The MoRroN.-Geo. Jerome and wife.
Detroit; Orton Hill, Lowell; j. A. Gibbs,
Hastings; l.. ID. Smith and wife, lonia; @.
G. Kemp, Rochester, y. Y; o. ). Bond.
Fort Wayne; Thos. Monroe, l.. ID. Keating
and l.. G.. Mason, Muskegon: III. l.. Burtch.
Big Rapids; Geo. ID. ssisson and wife, Spring
Lake.
AT THE RATHBUN-G. W. Searls, Middle
Vile; +. Armstrong, Middleville; DR.. VIM.
King. Mt. Vernon, Iowa; Walter s. Hicks.
Ann Arbor; |. Mcconnell, Newark. O.; ".
Rathbun, Detroit; j. j. Jones, Oak Hill, O.;
A. G.. Cutler. Traverse City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
The ALASKAN GOVERNOR.
Re Will Have Full Swing in His
Oominions.

WAsHiSsr5S, July s.-Gov. A. Z. Swine
ford, iate OF Michigan but now of Alaska.
arrived here this morning. The Governor
bad consultation with Secretary Lamar
about Alaska affairs. The Secretary said
xhat he would make no removals or changes
IN Alaska officials at present, but when Mr..
Swineford reached his post be would be gov
erued entirely by his recommendations. Mr..
Sxineford will return To Michigan In few
days, and expects 10 sail for Portland, Ore.
for the land OF frozen Ice about the lst of
August He reports Michigan Democrats 10
be- ia a Jolly frame OF mind. especially since
sOuie recent Michigan postoffice announce
mentz.
There are good many candidates 70 T
various territorial Offices IN Alaska, but 80
far only one Michigan man has come TO the
front. Bradley NJ. Thompson. of East Sagi-
nav. would ike 10 be United States District
Attorney for the Territory.
G,v. Swineford this morning filed bond
for $4,000 a. a guarantee of his faithful dis
bursement of the contingent fund for Alas
ka. IL was approved at once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Grand Rapids Markets.
rARE FBoDUoK FEox FIRST HANDS.

FARN FRobIfF fkpN FIRST Hands
TuEeRsx OYFIcY- July s.
f1RsrS-Whest re-d Ions berry Pc. ehor1 terry
PC: No. white ee. Com Sc Oats. 5ssi9c.
FRFsH MFsTs-l}nef f,eT cvf s. tOn7 - -
s. o17 -. mutton. - sO@ss %. pork. o.
a ~
pom rsY ~Fouis. Dressed isalto.
FpaS-flnf2c.
HoxFY ld1I24se rer pound.
REsSs- Dali ~ "a = o0 ger bUshel.
SKKns-f lover. - 4lu47t.
HrnEs -fireen selss1c p-sr =, cured - ase. kip.
groar q e. trF ~ %. vasl skins green r.. rrf.
lle dekin skins 2ftSr. Gruhtg hide one ttird
"a. sheeE Iei's shesriinrs, i"9 iec- lamb SKINS.
IUHou-TsIlov. sac Per p
YsaFTaBLFs -Po.afoes "a 81.
BrTTFs Frash roiLIzs<0iaes tsle AMI js-s. .f2ss
Hv- -saafl Ter son. nrv sse1a mueh a ts.s
nsr has i- ssila - ere ioed- Straw. = ss1i 90
wooT,- -I,r5 ls-inek blocks. g. 7sa3po Der e,,-d.
forrfr.ot wood s. ga ea per cord
WooI-y1n -.
M1eCrIEa ~Fors sETEHra FKrcEs.
Frrr-s psstrT fz-~ barre g ~ ~f.ie-s h.
= r -sssii ss,s.s = d ss.sls-sis = = rsssii
Nrrr-rFtsTf- ~ i.fulirrs So rsr frsr rtrlpesis
A 81 ryar rvrr- re-siis i-sr. 81 - Tsr tfri whole
ssie - peT c1t ressii. err sFo osts 81 E'er tor
gtrfe~es = a q fae7 rrt- rrtali-
pnovrsTeEs- Naes pa~k - b+d.. sis p r3esr
rr-k sc fsns vtole<sle n IeT ? str1i1ers
= s7noked heef. Ise- isrd tie-1@~ "a p kstfle.
sur szreeu.s. harr~l 8 =. seVfnsv Z. o.
Ssssns- riarff.- = - elover 4 - fsed ToF.
3 - a-sz.srd w-sss 3 81 KsrsnekT blne E-s-s.
Erso~rxy on Este- v-tsts - tfs ftl le5<,
- - ioz Hlekiesn ,s~t n - Rsi.
Ltxr pL4sTEa u ~ ioss g. - F.er tfsn frnTr
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

ALBANY. y. Y, July s.-A party Of twenty
seven Mexican editors, accompanied by their
uives and daughters, called upon Governor
Hill this morning. Governor Hill welcomed
them A. ueighbors. President Pasea, Of the
Mexican Editorial Association. followed the
Governor in a brief speech and introduced
DR. Gregorin Mendizabal o-sIba, who de
livered a lengthy address n Spanish. He
cordially approved the sentiments expressed
ty Gov Hill. and tlEelt upon the friendly
relations which existed between Mexico and
the United States. The Doctor grew elo-
cBent a. be proceeded with he remarks. The
editors are cheTer0ned by Mr.. Talbot.
editor Of the RGifirgV Ags.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

Erts4rrrIa Ind. flig s-A terrible rag
sdr sook alace st Howtien. thirteen miles
norfhwa-f. last evening Miss Ellen Snen.
\ rreffr school eescher spending summer
ralrfff'n 0ff1 ner ~enEin. Mrs. H0fzk1us.
refssrne erfusinaiiv intimate VITA her huS
hard Nfs Hoirsnis fndiBz Is eut ordered
Miss Snen sut ~ TIRE hcuse. TIE husband
shen ordered his urfa eut later 81 Ire.
Hoj1sius was discovered hgek If tfe barn
irinu srftszz vater trorrn. rFt1 her heali
In tha water Her two hftle children we're
frfrr nea- artr rsuiu1 vrung,z in thair
heaiz > tiootiY axe beside fhem- Mss
Srslf s feinr ~ q -ritieai condition
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
SWINOIERS ARRESTED.
Two Horse Doctors Gathered in at
Battle Creek.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. July S.-Del Bazett
and Henry Rickel. calling themselves "Dr.
WallingtOu & Son, of Detroit, were doctor
ing horses last night and stole a harness.
They let their trunk down from the hotel
window by way Of a windmill. They rented
a rig and started on a runaway. The boy
went 10 hire another rig, and was 80 fright
ened that he gave the matter away. The
officers arrested both. and their examination
takes place this afternoon before Judge
Hail
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Presented 70 Genera Rosecrans

WASHINGTON. July S.-fienersl Rosecrsns
vas presented this afternoon. by half dozen
Texas ex- soldiers. with pistol which they
captured In a raid on Rosecrans's baggage
train IN tee summer Of 1-t4. On the hilt of
the pistol j. tha inscription descriptive of the
battles IN which Rosecrsns rsS victorious.
sruonx Others Rich Mountain. Csruifax
Ferry. Irka. Corinth. Murfreesb0ro. etc
The General vas delighted. especially by the
manner ~ Vhich ere s-~t1rafion ~ the Old
s-s arm wa mace by Judge Chen0vith.
representing the TeSsn=
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

NKw YORK. July S.-The following card
appeared in this afternoons edition of the
Ereniag Post: Sir, will you grant ms, a. ali
old contributor 10 the Nation. few lines of
your valuable space, in which 10 beg those
who do not know melt il unnecessary for
those who do-to not believe / have said
what newspapers are reporting me 10 have
said. | have been accused of many things,
but never before, as far as | know, of being
an idiot. Sincerely yours,
j. X. LOWELL.
Deerfoot Farm, South Borough, Mass,
IulN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

CrEvsrkxD. July s-Firs st - minutes
past clock this morning eotaly destroyed
the Garry ron roofing cou1pang' works. the
Cleveland iron ore vaiut works and the ". g.
Ianl-eufan brass works. sl located en Ner
win street The IRE spread go rapidly that
before the engines arrived h va under such
haadsTa7 thar al fhe department. could 40
Wa4 - devote IA efor.z t0 saving the
Al ,ssent huiidinrs. The total boss is
<ff - divided between ere three
frns a. follows Garry frun Roofing Com
ranv. Rt1sa. Cleveland iron ere raiut com
ranT. <IANp. lanGenan brass works. So
49, TIE insurance Isl about third the
sofsl loss. 4 thought that the 6re vas
rauzed either hy hghminE or spontaneous
s.tfr, ,f.ffzfinrf