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4 1OCNG CANADIAN OF GOOD FAMILY ARRESTED
CHICAGO FOR EXTENSIVE PECULATToNS.
CHICAGO, ILL, January l6-A. q. Campbell. q
tall young man Of spare physique. light complexion
and short moustache, who claims 10 be nephew
OF Sir Alexander Campbell Canadian minister CT
justice Is 1t is stated being held I'm secret custody
here by Canadian government special agent on q
charge OF robbing the Dominion mails TO a heavy
amount: The prisoner, who is aged 26, ard recently
resigned responsible position in the Canadian
mail service at Winnipeg, was arrested "Wednesday
IN the open board OF trade here and has since been
locked up In private room. For a long time the
disappearance OF large sums puzzled the Canadian
authorities, and the services or detectives seemed
unavailing. The fact that Campbell was gambling
and speculating here on large SCALE was the first
shadow or clue. 1t Is charged also that Camp
bell by chemical process efraced the marks of
cancellation from great numbers or ole bank notes,
chiefly OF the Bank OF Montreal. which had been
entrusted to the mails, and that he has, since his
arrival in Chicago obtained their original value In
American currency. When arrested he had $4,000
on his person. Campbell is said to have made a
fUll confession IN writing, disclosing an extensive
conspiracy Many additional arrests, it is stated,
will be made The prisoner seems disposed now to
return TO Canada without making trouble. Extra.
ditlon papers are expected this evening.
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En- ROUTE FOR NICARAGUA-The Navy depart
ment is informed that Civil Engineer Menocal with
the party under his command, arrived at Panama
December 29, and transferred their equipments,
&c, TO the U. s. s. Lackawanna with the intention
or sailing In that vessel for CorintO, Nicaragua,
January g
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SILLY STORY DESTROYED By THE ARMY REGIS
TER.-In regard to the story attributed to Mr.
Richeson. OF Vicksburg, Miss, in which he repre-
rents Gen. Sherman. then major, as saying at the
breaking out OF the war, "that he would lose his
the Army Register shows that Gen. Sherman never
held the rank OF major He served as second lieu
tenant from July /, 1S40 to September g. 1853 when
he resigned. He re-entered the service on May Ia,
1851 In this city, as colonel OF the thirteenth In
fantry.
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An antiJewish riot occurred as vilkomir, Russia
on Wednesday. One Hebrew was killed.
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WORK OF MEXICAN BANDITS-At San Diego. Mex
leo, at midnight on Saturday the sergeant OF the
guards was bayonetted in the back by a sentry
while sitting In his tent. The house OF Capt Rice
was broken Into and the captain shot dead In his
bed. bis wife was seized, and the mut1neers de-
manded the money in the house. She said there
was none, when she was clubbed to death with
their musketa The house was pillaged OF 81 600
and valuableS The horses in the village were col
lected, and the mutineers departed The revolt
was planned by the noted bandit Pancho Lopez
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BREAD RIOTS FEARED AT BIRMINGHAM. ENGLAND
A meeting was held at Birmingham, England, yes
terday which was attended by I'VE thousand per-
SONS who are out OF employment Afesolution was
passed asking the corporation OF the city to furnish
them with employment. After the meeting pro-
cession marched through the streets 1t halted be-
fore bakery. and shouts OF "Break IMP were
heard. An artisan stole q loaf Of bread and was
arrested. Much excitement exists among the
working classes, and 1t Is feared that violence will
be resorJed to unless their condition soon i'm
DrOVoa
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Lapham and Miller (CaL); Repre-
sentatives JenordS, Magnns, Russell, Craig and
Brewer: RepreSentatiVe-elect ChaS II. Allen. ex-
Representative Pound and Emory Spear
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ JNO. A. PRESCOTT REAL ESTATE BRO.
ker is now l9ca.ed in his new Office in the Rel
0ss as c,e SE S oF t ssee1 where ne
Estate Business in all its branches.
city The choicest Building Sites in the northwest and
in all other locations is made in the rental
best of care exercised in this special branch
Money loaned at the lowest rates Of interest with
~ All bnsi,sss will be sran.acted in strict fidelity Pub
ie Patronsge ss'h + solicited Telephone lo62
LIVER on AND Ps3ca1Nk 1E1ShnshfE REMEhfEs COD
For Consumption are kept by
MUNCAsTER HOWARD.
Chemists and Druggists,
jas Corner 7th and streets northwest
svs THE WASHINGTON GAsLIGHT COMPANY.
The Stockholders of the WASHINGTON GAsLIGHT
CHOICE Of DrscsoTs for the ensuing ss year
will be held at the office of the Company on MONDAY.
Pol Pol open from II m to s9lp.m.
- 1,s-s win ,. GSH 1ss,Id. ., -. o.v.,.n, ~,
Henka Cub Of &c Wess ON fRb
EvENISG at $50 o'clocE. Every member Is earnestly
~ FAST Washington CLEVELAND AND
1 be hsa msnass It Gs Tia ns kp%f
lesh ns O'Clock sharp sstsndanss required
~ WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan 14th, 1855
under firm ff
Il CRAL1E, to conduct the Fire Insurance business,
and will represent the following well known and re.
able old companies: Niagara, of New York
Etna, of Hartford. Hartford Fire of Hartford
FSsa ffsnkn
T. NJ HANSON
b. II ROBERTSON,
r. X. CRALLE
ia143t Office: 1924 F street nor Invest
r~ THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE STOCK
ISS holders of the POST COMBINATION SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY. for the election of Directors
and for the transaction Of such other business
be desired will be held at the Office of the company 1926
F street. on WEDNESDAY,. the 2Ist of January. 1885,
The polls will be opened at II m and closed at pm
Transfer books will be closed the 10th inst
jal3-st HIP. LITTLEPAGE. Secretary.
Vp FRANCIS HUFTY. J. TARBELL DYER
HUFTY DYER,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. NOTE AND STOCK
BROKERS'.
1901 Street Northwest.
Real Estate bought sold and rented The collection
Of rents negotiation of loans and placing of fire insur
ance will receive special attention
We will also buy and sell Oh commission Government
ties.
Money to loan on Real Estate collateral security
tal2-1m
r~ TO SPECULATORS AND OTHERS CONTEM-
w plating erecting temporary structures or stands
for Inauguration Wehave large stock Of Lum
and could be reused WM REDGRAVE with
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
18th street and Maryland avenue southwest.
Telephone Call. 1922 1al2 2ms
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NATIONAL BANK EXAMINER APPoINrED-The con-
troler Of the currency to-day appointed James g.
Sturgis, Of Chicago. to be a national bank exam.
ner. vice Oakley, resigned.
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What Sen nator Lamar Did No, Saw.

"hat senator Lamar Did Not Say.
THAT remark attributed to me in a morning
paper" said Senator Lamar to q SrAk reporter 81
never uttered nor conceived. never thought any
thing OF the Kind 1t is entirely untrue" continued
tne senator, as II to emphasize his first decara-
tlon The remark referred TO quotes him as severely
crltlcislng Washington correspondents, and OF
oraWlng comparison between the one who In
wDo printed falsehood and then went round In
Quiring II 1t was true
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rO-MoRRow's PROGRAM.
le nropram arranged for Tomorrow IA n

The program arranged for tomorrow Is as fol-
lows: 10 to II am, "The Use Of the Bible In Chris
ttan Work, ,"opened by.Rev D. D.W.Faunce, DID,; II TO
WA Bartlett. DID,; 12 to pm, noon prayer meet
ing, d. L Moody; to p. M, address by MI.
Moody; 739 pm, meeting fur men only, conducted
by Mr.. Moody.
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~ LUMBER.
LUMBER.

H>p LUMBER. LUMBER.
Now dischareinR at 9th street wharves, by schooner
L. E. Williams" 80. 0OU ft. Lumber.
This Is The Sd received within last two months
and s the Strictly North Carolina JOist and
Scantlng" advertised some months ago being
much Superior to that generally offered for sale
this market.
We have piled and ready for delivery large
sOrment of size and length for building
requirements We solicit an inspection and guarantee
prompt and satisfactory dealing.
WM g. REDGRAvE, with
IANpS = RARpnTYp
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DOUGLASS. sa2-s24-s2e 9th Il
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~ GEO. W. CORBETT.
80 CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
special attention given to repairs and reodeng Of
houses store fitting ard gener jobbin 3lS Sth street
northwest Telephone call, 4i2-3 ny2-y,ns
~ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES
t-S 'dents IL sIticulary called to PHOSvITE. the
new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and SAFE
guard against Malaria For sale areated by glass Or
ia bottles by w. Z MILBURN Sole Inventor aud Nam
ufzcturrr l423 Pennsylvania avenue splI
fS JOHN T. MITCHEILs REAL ESTATE
tS Once. southwest corner Of llth and Pa. avenue
(Ihcmas Downn2's auction rocms) Dealer in Real
Estate. Stocks. Bonds Insurance and General Agent
for the transaction OF all business
Prompt attention given to business entrusted to
me n4-3m
{EFS ROGlNSKI LEWIS THE wEIL-KNOWN
~ Sign Painters aud Glaziers at sos d ct. n w.
Telephone call. S593 AL orders promptly attended to-
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squadron is reported as follows, under date Of De-
cemoer 9th: The Hartford Is at Valparaiso; the
shenandoah is undergoing repairs at Coquimbo
ana Is under orders to go to MOllendO; the MOnon-
gahela Is at CoquimbO; the WachuSett has been
ordered to Mollendo; the Iroquois is expected to
arrive at Valparaiso February 14th.
THE WEST POINT cadets who have been turned
back from the third to the fourth class are Mat
thew c. Butler, Jr., Charles v. Donaldson John d.
L. Hartman, Charles A. Hedekin, Hiram NJ. Rogers
and Charles P Russ
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r~ TO SPECULATORS AND OTHERS CONTEM-
w plating erecting temporary structures stands
for Inauguration purposes Wehave large stock Of Lum
Der suitable for such purposes which will be sold cheap
and could be reused. WM. b REDGRAVE, with
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
18th street and Maryland avenue southwest
Telephone Call, 1922 1al2-2ms
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Getting Things Right.
New York World.

President Cleveland has very long bust.
Tess hours. He is in his Office ready 10 see
people at s:i5. he is there, with the excsp.
lion OF his going 10 lunch, until o'clock
when he dimes. His dinner is not long az
fair, not three or four hours like the Arthur
dinners. By 1880 the President Is back in his
Office and remains there until nearly mid.
night saw him last night little before
IL. He did not look at all fatigued, although
Ii was at the close OF avery long day. He
said he had hardly been out OF the White
House since he came to Washington. week
ago yesterday. He hopes to make arrange.
ments for outdoor exercise wlthia few
days. He 10 very much surprised at the
comparative freedom he enjoys here from
the pres ure OF office soekeis. He had an.
ticipated great deal OF discomfort from ia s
source alone. He finds however, that he Is
not nearly as much ANNOYED by personal 70.
quests In Washington "a he was In Albany
he 10 very much interested In getting the
departments upon first. GLASS business basIs,
lie In now devoting his entire time % the
consideration OF methods aud men csleu
aitd 10 secure the blsl results In this Ill.
feefion.
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ELIZABETH. n. J., March IS The psratfine
factory Of Elizsbethport was fred this morn.
ing. still burst totally destroying the
establishment. Loss. 5000 00O no insurance.
II employed fifty hands, and was owned by
Theophilus M. Marc.
ATLANTA Ca, March is-At half.past 2
o'clock this morning, FIRE broke out In the
James Bank Block. five story building,
corner Whitehall aud Alabama streets. The
flames lesped rapidly upon the elevator
sbsft, and that corner of the building was
soon destroyed. ihe people sleeping on the
upper floors narrowly escaped with their
lives. Less, $50 O00 insurance, $50 000
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NEWARK, N. j., March is.-William Mul.
cahey, . patient In the Essex County Luna
tic Asylum, was murdered last night by Her
man Fuchs. fsllow.patisnt, who beat his
trainso out with q heavy spittoon. Muloa-
hey was criminal patient, arrested In May
last for larceny and sentenced to six months
in the penitentiary. He became insane aud
refuse TO eat tood. He was committed 10
The asy ium, and ever since has refused TO est
food, which had 10 be administered by arti-
fioial means. At o o'clock last night he was
lying on the bed while the keeper was on
duty In another part of the ward. when
Fuchs entered his room and picked up
spittoon and hit him two heavy blows on
the torches d. crushing in his skull. Fuchs
was bound, but he became very violent. He
said he did IL because he wanted Mulcahey
to 20 to heaven.
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SENTINEL SPECIALS.

ARsportsr Terribly Beatsn-st. Patrick.
Special 70 the Sentinel
LAFAYETTE. March 1s.-Joseph p. McHuyh,
. Daily Courier reporter, was terribly beaten
by q drunken rowdy while entering street
tar on ht way home last evening. The ~.
sailspt was Ed Fullenlove, q blacksmith,
who. IL seems. was offended at q note pub
Iished In the Courier last evening concern
ing IN individual OF bad reputation. He
struck Mchugh i've terrible blows with q 20.
liceman's mace, cutting terrible cash In his
head and rendering him insensible. He was
taken to his home In that condit i'm sHd IL In
very critical state. s.Fullenlove fled at once,
Barker 10 The individual referred to In the
article published In the Courier. whom Fall
enlove was to have employed, liz tough
care, and well known about here. McHnghs
condition is reported worse. erysipelss hav.
ing set IN, and the worst IL expected. John
Il. MoHugh II q brother on Joseph T., the
well known attorney, who IL doing oil In his
power 10 briug the guilty parties to Justice,
and will leave no stone untufned Tor their
prosecution,
Bt. Patriok's Day Was observed here this
morning. by the turnout of the Hibernian
and Knights ci ~. Paul Societies. They
turned out in a splendid array, . procession
OF about 300 strong In uniforms Al 81.
Marys Church high mass was held at 10
o'clock In honor OF 81. Patrick, Rev. Father
Donohue, Chancellor OF the Diocese OF Vim
osnnee, officiating. In the evening the church
festival At 81. Joseph's Hall was an elegant
affair, In conclusion with the grand lecture
by Father Donohue. ireland AZ | Saw H."
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Habitual constipation is not only one OF
the most unpleasant, but at the same time
one OF the most Injurious conditions OF the
hun an system, and Is but . forerunner OF
disease. unless removed. This Is usually
accomplished by the use OF purgatives. which
for the time afford relief, but after their i'm
mediate effects have passed they leave the
~ stem in worse state than before. To Of.
Il cure IL Is necessary that the remedy
used should be one that not only by its ca.
ihartic effects relieves the DO wells but at the
same time acts a. q tonic so as to restore the
Priokly Ash Bitters will do. 1t removes the
cause and restores health.
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Mnsliaan Itnma.
special 10 ,hs sent,nel.

SPECIAL 10 tho sentinel.
MADISON, Ind, March is,-William 4.
Graham died TO day after u lingering illness
aesd forty seven. lie was brave soldier
during the late war, aud for four years
Deputy Treasurer. and was reelected In
Noyciaber for a second term m County
Treasurer by the largest majority gwen any
candidate In this county. lie belonged 10
various organizations. and no leaves n wife
and three children.
Martin Mineo, aged twenty, was sentenced
60 two years imprisonment In tho psniten.
HIs mothsr VAS nresent I'm oourl This morn.
Ing when he WAS sentenced and wept bitter.
iy. Thiss was his frat oli.nse. The next
osse on tho docket will be James Cash w.
his wife. from whom he wants To- be- divorced
and appeal: 70 the Goar. to unite the knot
with adultery.
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One OF Those "Free Advertisements. -


II Ii were quite sure that Mr.. Sullivan and
Mr.. Ryan would kill one another in their
approaching prize fight there would be some
reason to forgive any omission on the part
of the authorities to interfere with such
oeneficent affair. The probabilities are.
however, that both brutes will survive, and
that Mr.. Sullivan will ior some years to come
drunkard and beaten of women. Indeed.
the fight may not be meant to take place, for
II each brute is afraid of the other one, as is
probably the case, they Will merely pretend
10 make preparations for fight in order TO
secure large amount OF free advertising
Left TO themselves Sullivan and Ryan
would be known only within the limits of
the little circle of their boon companions.
The attention they receive from so called
respectable men makes them persons OF
enormous importance in their own eyes.
Sullivan doubtless believes that there is q
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h3eeial To tho sentInel.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March is.-Davld Al.
len and w. w. Pitts, two prominent farmers.
rot into quarrel over q settlement Al Al.
lens house, near Eilstsville, this county, last
night, and Allen thot Pitts In the bowels
making what 10 supposed to be . fatal wouad.
After the shooting Allen He'd and wa, pur
sued by Pitts, who fred four shots nj hlm
II IL not known whether allen Was hit or
not, ~ no has not been seen sincs the shoot
Ing, and IL supposed TO have left the neigh
borhood. Mr.. Frank Warly, another neigh.
Dor, witnessed the trouble; Pitts having sold
OIL his effects Ut auction previously, prepare.
tory 10 moving West.
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Senatorial Vote In Arkansas.

LITTLE ReoE Ark, March i7.-one ballot
was taken Ia the Legislature to-day for
United States Senator, ~ follows;
scnate-boiry, II; Dunn, 10; Newton. g.
lishbaok. 9; House, 1; Horner. 1.
In the House-Berfy, 81; Dam, 20, New.
ton, 10; FishbAok, ~ Homer, j. House, j.
Logan IL. Roots, y,
Adjourned until 10 morrow.
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Strange Discovery In a Locomotive Fire

PoRT JERvIs, \. Y, March 1S.-There Is
considerable excitement on the susquehanna
Division of the Erie over the finding of
human hand and part OF sn arm in the fire.
box Of locomotive. When the fireman of
the way freight went to the engine, vester-
day morning, at Hornellsville, he discovered
in the fire-b the upper part of an arm
burned 20 a crisp. There are many theories,
one being that II is al rema'ningof an entire
body, another that the arm is ali there was
of
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PANAMA, March 17.-Hesvy firing in.
creased at p. m. last night. The British
gunboat Heroine landed seventy-fve men,
yesterday, with Calling guns TO protect
property. Traffic on the Panama Railroad
ana business was suspended to day, and
there Is great excitement, as q second attack
il expected. President Arcsemsna took
xefuge on the Heroine. Colon is reported in
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public sentiment which makes II imperative
Tor him TO fight Ryan, and the latter thinks
that he will be despised by thousands Of
uell-diessed men should he hesitate TO meet
The Boston bully. IL the fight does take
place, IL is 10 be hoped that few respect
able" men will be present and will be ar.
restsd for participation in IL. A few months
In the psnitentiary would cure the most
earnest patron Of boxing OF his desire to zee
Sullivan and Ryan maui one another.
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low ms Prohibition Law Declared oonsti-
tuttona1.

Council BLufFs. March 1.-THE Supreme
Court, 10 day. Judge Rotbrook, and all the
Bench concurrinr, rendered al opinion
sflrming the constltutionality of the prohi.
ton law. The opinion 10 sweeping, oonolu.
,ive and complete. II sustains the validity
Of the in unotions TO abate nuissnoes which
exist ~ saloons, and In every particular
maintains the provisions OF the act ms II
stands on the statute books of the State.
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Died From aa Overdose OF Chiorai.
Special % the nentinei.

Special 70 the nsntinei.
LEBANON, Ind, March is.-Dr j. T. Ross
died ~ his residence In this city al noon to-
day frsm the ELECTS Of On overdose OF by.
drate OF ohloral, taken NJ 4 o'elock q. m.
probably with suicidal intent DR.. Ross has
been rapidly declining for some time with
0roat and pulmonary troubles, and II Ia
thought that he took his own life In prefer.
ence TO awaiting the lingering illness CHAR.
teris,ic Of his dissass. DIR. Ross removed to
this place from Whitestown n few years
rison. He leaves q wife aud some small
children. He 10 = member OF the Masonic
Order
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woman suir.agl.,s on aoyernor Pierce.

ALBANY, N, y, March II, AT the Woman
Suffrage Society meeting tonight Kate
SLOVENIAN, sister OF Governor s!oneman, OF
California and others denounced Governor
Pierce, OF Dakota, for votoing the Woman
Suffrage pot passed by the Legislature 81
that Territory. The society sent n dispatch
10 President Cleveland asking Pieroe's re-
naval
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BALTIMORE, Md, March 1.-THE Execu-
tive Committee Of the Civil Service Reform
Association of Maryland adopted q resolu-
ton tonight saying that the selection OF
Eugene Higgins for the responsible position
OF Appointment Clerk In the Treasury De-
partm ,nt hs- been q painful surprise to
this Association, and all the friends OF hon
est government In the State OF Maryland
and is applicable only on the
superstition that the Secretary OF the Trea,
ury was ignorant of the character and ante
cedents OF the person chosen that the Civil
Service Reform Association of Maryland
urgently suggests his immediate removal
therefrom, showing as cause for such action
that bis reputation in this community is not
that of man of integrity and honor.
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I.vst Tier i'sopsiler,

Nav YoRK. March i3.-The steamer Hen.
dsuon, from New Orleans for New York, lost
her propeller twenty miles north of Jupiter
Inlet, and sailed TO Charleston without M.
distance. the passengers will be brought
from Charleston TO New York by tho steam.
ship State OF Texas, leaving tomorrow. II
ia supposed the propeller was broken by
striking some sunken wreokage.
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Damage by AN Ice Gorge.

MARSHALL, Mo-, March 1s.-immense dam.
aye has been done by an Ice gorge ut Waiver.
ly Mo. A party left here In skiiis with pro.
Mrs. Judge Thomas on n hill whore she had
been two days and nights. without shelter.
they also relieved the Vanmeter family from
The ~ oond story OF their house where they
had bsen two days without food. dozen
persons aud many cattle have poriehtd,
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Called else " here.

ST! LOUIS, March is,--Rev. Walter q. Doug.
les, who, for the past nine years, has been
Secretary OF the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION here, has received and accepted
call 10 become State Secretary OF the Msssa-
ehusetts Association, and will atari East
ANIL IN