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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

IN Il HE II IELD.
WE ARE NOW READY FOR SPRING TRADE
IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
MEMS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
IN ORDER ON THE THIRD FLOOR AWAITING
YOUR APPROVAL
WE NEED SCARCELY ADD THAT WE HAVE
NEVER BEFORE PRESENTED TO THE WASH
INGToN PUBLIC SUCH AN ARRAY OF CHOICE
SPRING SUITS,
AND NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED
SUCH CHOICE GOODS FOR SUCH TEMPTING
PRICE,
HOSIERY
Is COMING IN ALARMING QUANTITIES, BUT
THE QUANTITIES ENABLE US TO FURNISH
THESE NECESSARY FooTINGs AT PRICES
THAT WILL MOVE ANY QUANTITY, NO NAT.
TER HOW LARGE
FROM 20 CENTS
UPWARD WILL BE OUR PRICES FOR SLIGHTLY
AND WELL FINISHED GOODS WITH GOOD
WEARING FEATURES
BOYS CLOTHES
WERE THE FIRST To ARRIVE YOU WILL
FIND A GOODLY ARRAY ON OUR SECOND
FLOOR EVERY CONVENIENCE FOR LADIES
SHOPPING
SHIRT WAISTS
WE KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE ARE WANTED
EARLY. WE HAVE THE BEST MADE IN
THIS COUNTRY, BOTH OF PERCALE AND
FLANNEL. INCLUDING
STAR AND BRoKAw
MAKES
WEAVE MADE THIS SEASON SPECIALITY
OF AND CAN NOW GIVE YOU AN ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT. FROM sl75 UPWARD, OF
KILT SUITS
sAKS & COMPANY,
mhs SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE.
CATAwBA GRAPES. CATAwBA GRAPES.
Half 4 Esstfs; s'es'i4e
CHANGE Or Business
The entire stock Fine Clothing for Men and Bows at
THE XIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE, REGARDLESS of
COST on account of change in business and II will pay
you 10 examine our goods before purchasing No
money can be invested better than in Overcoat or
suit even for future The entire stock will be
closed without reserve at fifty cents the dollar We
don't want TO have dollars worth Of stock left by
April don't consider it trouble to show goods
so call and See our stock of
MEMS ovERCoATs,
both heavy and light weight;
BOYS ovERCoATs.
CHILDREN'S OvERCOATs.
Albert suit, Wide Wales Suits In Prince Albert Sack
and 4-Button Getaway, Cashmere and Cheviot Suits
Odd Pants, Odd Vests. Boys Suits from to Is years
In Cashmere, Corkscrew and Cheviot
CALL AT ONCE
THE MIsFIT STORE
mh6 CORNER 10TH AND Sta
Ii EVOLUTION
IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE
BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE
BARBOUR HAMILTON,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND IMPORTERS,
GA Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Have secured the Sole Agency for the District OF
Columbia for the sale of
CARTOONS ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS.
Never perhaps In the history Of the tea trade has
oetetc article In the of these blends
which, within the space of one year have been
supplied TO every leading hotel PHILADELPHIA New
YORK. Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro
nounced vastly superior any straight teas they had
been accustomed to use.
Write 10 BARBOUR & HAMILTON for testL
nioa's' Give these teas trial. and will never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

The celebrated Larry O'Brien, OF New York
city, who has gone to Florida for his health, is
reported to have wasted in weight to ninety
pounds. The legislature of Florida might elect
him 70 the Senate in the place of Charles W.
Jones. He would make good Democratic Ma
hone.
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FOR RENT-HOUSFS.

I>oR RENT--vERY COMFORTABLE THREE,
Il Story Brick; 153s sth nv: no hasenl. ai salon
parlor. dining room. kitchen hNe besiroolas b..b
large cellar and yard In ecoe order Apply 10 cwper
IL 4 18th 81 nv. fS-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

Will the early closing movement extend to
Congress?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09
BOARDING.

TNIRST-CLAss BOARD AND ROONa Ar 1Io
Il 18th st NV. BY day. week OF month: Board a So
week; board with room $50 = =
mhS-3tA Mr. Rar5Ef NAN
1lOAkpINa AT AO4 40 6T NV. AfE6 EEy.
ID eral furnished rooms Tor rent mh1-2Ws
TUE LocHIEL HOUSE 1l2 ora n. 4. ".
pest conducted Boarding houses 10 TIE cfy SShieSrs
clakG pieasan. rOonR Terms modefnfe ces27
RICORDs VITAL RESTORATIVE. or THE
1lCelebrated Dr.. r RiCOKO, Of PARA br
Sl.S91ESMQNUS Hlenna Esaetcator, l1e aale ct q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

LNoh hENT-
Il New Brick bay window. rooms paved cellar
1888 Sth St ne, all mod. imp: S2l 80.
OF r ave., Frame, rooms mod imp. $3.50.
51S K. l. ave. rooms and store, water and gas $50.
434 St NV, Brick, rooms, hall and water $l65O
9l1 St NV, Brick, rooms, water and sewer: Sl6
1905 Sth ST. NV, Frame, rooms and water: STA.
Small Store and rooms above \. j. ave and .th
and o. SILL By CHAS. s. SHREVE,
mh6-G 1l25 9Th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09
FOR RENT--FLATS.

EOR REHT-A FURNISHED FLAT AT THE
IL Woodmont, corner 18th st. and Iowa Circle
nlhS-3ts
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

wv ANTED Two COMMUNICATING FUR
w ntshed Rooms; second floor; with Board, for gent
wife. daughter fourteen; $50: permanent Address
AUGUSTINE. Star office. Its
WANTED - ROOMS - TWO UNFURNISHED
w Rooms for light housekeeping must be reason
Star office. mhD-2t*
UTANTED-ABOUT FOUR ROOMS oR PART
w of house unfinished, for light housekeeping by
agentleman and wife wthout;chldren reasonable
Address X. G. g., Star Office mhS-3ts
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LN0R SALE-1510 q ST, THREE STORIES AND
Il basement: IL roonS two-srory hay window with
balcony top: finished out In natural wood latest and
most expensive things and wooden mantles: price
$4,000 Permission 10 inspect only be had of
PARK Err d TOWNSEND. 141S Vt. NV mh3-l2
LNOR sALE-HOUSE Sl3 9TH ST. n w. CON-
II tanning IL rooms: all modern improvements: will
sell furnished ii desired Apply for information 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-09
COIN BROTH. 1ERS.
Spring ARRIVA AIS.
Dress Goods.
Yelling
line of Combination
Silks and VeIvets.
m line FOuards Surahs Rhadames Silks
Colored Black Brocaded
Cotton Dress Fabrics
Shys nghans French saens Bais Linens Plain and Fancy
and 5
Examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Our White Goods.
Lawn,
Muslin Underwear.
reputation offering
Night Dresses.l Chemise. Drawers.
Is rls At % s5. At 90 10
IsO so 20 80 LILO. so so LIS
30 ~ II c $. % 80, .r,,

LOO LILO LIS 12O LIS 1sO and LBS Also funne
Misses Under wear and Aprons.
Hamburg Embroidery.
to be
White Cardinal
ofwn'ch We an
line
in and -
Tins been full of novelties
in Creme Beige and BLACK All widths Chany Spanish
Guipu7 and Oriental and a full line -f
Kid Gloves.
hinton
Glove We bsye
the pestGlo fo- Sl.O0e shown N city -'e
Trimmings.
aid Glass
AL
be
Hosiery
offering for Ladies
this line
Linens
goods befp
elsewhere.
BROS Agents :Nkeated Scissors and Shears
tGuaranteed) -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS
BARTON " co.

New arrivals Clothing. Hats. Caps and
Mems Furnishings for Spring and Summer
trade GOD GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT
LOW PRICES. Mems Suits from s. upward.
Bows Suits from $3.50 upward. hoy's pants
from 20 cent upward. We make a spec atty
of Children's Suits. Hats and Mems Fine
Clothing
Barton * Co. ~ :. Main Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS
TOBE SOLD
At Very Reasonable Rates,
Valuable Machinery.

one 2O-inch Turbine Wheel
One l5-horse Engine
One 10-horse Engine.
One 6 horse Eng ne.
One Jutson's Pat. Valve, S-inch governor.
One Gardner Pat. Valve, lSs-inch governor
Two Is horse Boilers.
One Lathe Bed, 10 feet long.
One Lathe Il feet long. p inch swing.
One Knowles No. Steam Pump
One Bucket PluDger. No. Steam Pump.
One lot Assorted Pulleys. finch to IS inch
diameter.
One lot Journsl Bearings, 1-ineh to 81 Inch
Aquantity of shafting, I11ss-inch to y Finch
A quantity of Furnace Bars, II inch to CO.
inch long.
A quantity of Spur, Bevel and Motor Cog
Wheels
A quantity of Ore Car Wheels. finch TO IL
inch diameter, II inch TO 22inch track.
sOopounds of Cast Iron Washers, = inch TO
z<-inca hole.
1000 pounds of Sash Weights; pounds to
25pounds each.
O)feet of pinch Cast Iron Water Pipe.
One Set Boilermakers' Rools, finch dia-
meter. fleet long.
One Boilermskers' FsInch.
Enquire at the Salt Lake Foundry and
Manufacturing Co.'S Works. No. 1s1 to ls5 S
Third West Street.
ELI A. POLAND.
superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
Gen. Miles Says No Terms Were Msdo
with GerOnimO.

II is learned that Gen. Miles I'm his report sets
forth minutely the official orders received by
him. and his own orders placing Capt Lawton
L., immediate command, and afterwards re-
cites substantially the following details: Some
days prior to the surrender "A deserter from
Geronimo's band came into Gen. Miles camp
short OF food, clothing and ammunition, were
fool-sore aud nearly exhausted from long
marches and could not hold out much longer.
He sent Lieut.. Gatewood, who obtained a par
ley with Geronimo and brought him TO Capt
I.slwLon, wuo told him he must surrender un-
conaiIionaily. Geronimo was then, at his
urgent request, allowed 10 20 10 Gen. Miles
camp, Lawton's command meantime Keeping
them. On coming into General Mlies
camp Geronimo. as before, asked what terms
would be given him n iie surrendered. The
that IL he and his band surrendered at ALL they
must surrender as prisoners oil war; that tney
must lay down their arms and trust 10 the
President OF the United States. Cpon this Ge-
ronimo laid Down his arms and sigalrled nis
Willingness To SURRENDER; ouI Natchez, vino had
TO come ia, sent word that he wanted to 20 u
the W hfte mountains for a month where u upou
GeroDinio went out after Natchez and soon re.
turned with him. Geroniino lu exclamation
ana Justification OF his conduct said it,nI he
leit iue reservation Tor the reason tIat taere
too. 10 muruer him. Geronimo, NaIcllez aud
two others We're loaded into AN ann tbuiauce. foi-
lowed by The rest of the bana In Charge VI Iap-
tain Lawton. aud taken TO Fort Bowie station
ana shipped 10 Texas. General Miles. in his
report, Argues at sone length the question OF
pusisDment and calls attention to tine fact
that hefrtoiore. In sucn cases, removal has been
deemed sufficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
A New ENGLAND View.

Mr.. FRANK JONES, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, ON
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
"A STAR reporter met Mr.. Frank Jones, OF
New Hampshire, in the Treasury department
to-day, together with the naval officer of Bos.
ton and some other New England federal Off.
cials. DIR. Jones says the democrats of his
state are as usual ready to answer to the trum.
pet call. The administration, he says, IL gain
iEg strength. "Why shouldn't ite' he says.
III Is honest, and that is the cornerstone OF
success. He said he thought the democracy
throughout the country was strong, and again
he asked: "Why shouldn't 1t BET" He thought
IL too lar ahead to talk about Mr.. Cleveland's
re-notnfnation. But he did not think it too
remote prophecy to say that MIR. Blaine
would be the republican candidate for Presi-
dent In SS. He spoke OF this as fOregOne
conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12

Repolted f0r.fhe EVENING STAR.
sTAE EANAL MATrER.-President Wheat and
the DIR 3n(tUfS OF tie Alexandra Canal COMPANY
..lea4a y ajourned meeting yesterday anu
llJSsh 1ytiig the report Of Inc colnmitIee
iast ssEK stssy appoin TED comnltsee esS 70 c1n.
lsfs AttQ ztAe fessees in reIerence To the pro-
pc4a3x4flke lessees, and the general relations
Of the aessSes to the canal company. No acIion
was taken looking 10 the calling OF q meeting
of the company.
CoKPoEATIoS CoURr.-The corporation court,
Judge AAeoue, resumed it's session this morning
The trial oi james Addison for burglary on tile
house Oh Capt. Slone und the carrying away OF
bury Tor the prosecution, ana MIR. Greene Ior
tue deienSe The accused was convicted. Tue
DISMAL swamp lottery case has been post
poneu until the next quarieriy term. The case
OF John w. Baker, induced tor stealing a horse
from Cnath,lins stable, was also postponed.
The grand Jury has been discharged The trials
iAise cneck. anu y. tue Alexandria policy Cases,
will occupy this week.
DANDY JIM's SENrENcE.-Before the ad.
tournament vi the circuit court to-day. the jury
ascertsiiied the term vi service .. James Addi-
son. convicted oi burglary, at ten Years, aud be
was sentenced 10 ten years In the peniteniiary
vt Richmond In Virginia, tho jlries fix the
terms y, Imprisonment IN all ielonies.
FIRE sUErARTMENT.-The fire department Of
abeyance for many Years. The Jaw OF the state
makes the chief engineer, the presidents OF the
com paniss and the nrs wardens the nre de-
pnrtinent OF cities And towns, and gives the de-
partuient bower to make "iexuIativns4" The
Hse waToens nave, however, the contrul of tho
money anu the appointment OF the paid
uilicers, aud for fifteen or twenty years The ciei
engineer anu wardens have In practice been the
departments Tue renewed organization Of the
~ the Columbia engine house Tonight.
sNoTA4--A ns city council viii renew its session
ssI funse sne Ne F FsSss. tfksn last
t00k place yesterday afternoon from his late
hoine ON Pitt slreet.-GOunty Sheriff veitcp
II keeping viyiianL outlook on the river shors.
H3A41N ksAfEa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12

DECISION OF A CASE OF MUCH INTEREST n
BUSINESS MEX.

CHICAGO, Oct. I2.--An interesting case TO the
commercial world WAS aeclueu yesterday by
Judge Gresham. For some years prior To- 1855
harris Burton did % iair business "a a wholesale
cigar dealer at PEORIA, with "A stock worth
$4,000. In July, 1885, he ordered $4,000
worth OF goods On tour mouths time. Novem-
ber 10 Burtons brotneIs-n-law, David Couiy-
isky and Albert Ascner, entered UP luug-
meats by confession a.. .aibst tim for Sii,upU.
Executions were ISSUED and his stock Was
seized. Couigisky came To Chicago and entered
up anoiher Judgment in tne federal court iur
S1,OOU; nicd creditors blii, ana got
receiver appointed. About twenty-five
creditors filed intervening petitions 10
be allowed to replesIn their goods.
The testimony on Burtons side showed appa-
rently that he had been owing his brotneI s-in-
law for years, ana showed notes of amounts
borrowed ana payments of Interest. On the
other hand IL Was proved lac had represented
To the commercial agencies that ne dad not owe
over ~, ,UUo, anu hau said nothIng vi his debts
TO his Drotners-ii-aw. The juuge held thai
these Judgments 10 Couigsky ana Ascher were
iraaCuient, given tor tie purpose Of helping
burton deiraud his creultoTs; that the goods
were bought with the Intent ot not paying ior
them; that no title PASSED to Burlon nor mis-
assignee or receiver. An order Was entered di-
recting the receiver 10 turn over the goods 10
the several creditors " thout any costs ex-
penses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
READY FOR SECRETARY NANyING.
His Residence and Omce In Order.
HE WILL NOT ALLOW HIMSELF TO BE ANNOYED
BY YoFFicE-sEEKERS WHEN HETAKEs CHARGE
OF THE OFFICE.

secretary Manning Is expected at any time,
out II Is not known at the Treasury depart
ment just when he will arrive. His house is in
reaoiness. and his Office Is being put in order
as rapidly as possible. The small private
once Is ABOUT ready for use, and the carpet is
De'ng put down and the furniture arranged In
the main office. number of politicians and
men who''want something have put in an
appearance at the department in anticipation
OF MS return. He will not, however, permit
himself to be annoyed by this class of visitors,
ana Will probably deny himself to all office
sn seekers ne viii take active control OF the de-
partmenl, but will not again subject himself to
these long and troublesome interviews. It is
not expeceed that his return will make any
cnanse IN tue policy Of the department.. AS his
strength returns he will give some attention TO
improving the machinery of the department.,
,s.. making snanges where necessary. Every inn
portant action of the department with relation
10 nnancha matters during his absence has
been With his advice aud approval, SO there
VIII pc norcfiange OF policy with relation to
R1na CALM Assistant Secretaries Farchttd and
THOMPSON Will, rs far possible, relieve him
Oh Tn. routine aud tedious work OF the depart
ment. ana he will be saved all unnecessary an
nOyAuC0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
American Academy or Medicine.
THE TENTH ANIMAL SESSION BEGUN AT PITTS
Burg TODAY.

Burg TODAY.
PrTTsBURG, Oct. l2.-rhc tenth annual ses-
sion OF the Amei lean Academy of Medicine
convened here al ten O'Clock this morning,
with delegates present frum all the principal
cities oi tDc cOuniry. DIR. =. sutton. president,
presided. \ number OF amendments 10 the
constitution, providing for the admission Of
Candidates having other degrees than A. Il. and
A. NJ. and also Tor the admission OF graduates
having received no degree in letters, were pro-
posed. Dr. Dongleson. OF Philadelphia, secre-
taTy of ihe association, rc;sd report On the
preseut working laws regulating medical prac-
legislation WAS detective, because bills do not
receive adequate consideration. The report
WAS "A caustic review Oh The present deficient
legislation and It's results. Dr. Frederic IA.
Gerrish, of Portland. Me-, read AN essay on
'fhe Best Equipment Tor Medical study" In
which he recommended tue tudy al lang uagcs.
The convention Was discussing these papers
when an adjournment WAS taken Tor dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
MIR. JONES DECLINES TO SERVE,
He Doesn't Think MT. Blaine Cares 10
be Candidate Again.

PITrsBrRG, Oct. 12.-At meeting of repub-
lican iron manufacturers and business men to
make arrangements tor the reception of james
G. Blaine, on October 20ih, Chairman B. 4.
Jones, oI the national republican committee,
declined to serve AS chairman on The reception
committee, saying that such step would look
&s II the DEMONSTRATION was chiefly for the pur-
pose of booming Mr.. Blaine Ior the Pres ,cency
In 1888. He said Mr. Blaine was not coming
here ior personal aggrandizeInent. but 40 ac-
complish what he ielt satisfied he could do 10
help the republican party in Pennsylvania.
he said il Was question whether Mr.. Blaine
cared TO pass through another Presidential
satisfied that he did not, though this matter
would be known later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
No Fear Of = Fa,nlne This Year.
MORE WHEAT By ION, 1000, 200 BUSHELS THAr


MORE WHEAT By 1OO,OOO,O 900 BUSHELS THAN
IN 1SS5-l,U5U,U0O.UOO BUSHELS OF coRN.
The report OF October of the department OF
agriculture gives iocat estimates Of yield per
acre ot slnait grains, with condition OF corn,
potatoes aud other late crops. The results cor
roborate the previous returns Of wheat, confirm.
ing expectations OF slight increase from the
first records of thfeshing, without making any
very material addition to the crop aggregate
Tue averaxe yield upon an area of iuf.y thirty
seven iniaiion acres appears 70 be close 70 1zl4
bushels per ucre, making the crop AN average
OF "A series OF years. the area actually har.
vested II now the principal object exact deter
niluuLiou. Tie result will vary little from an
increase OF 10u,0Ou,OoO bushels over the crop
OF last year.
The average yield per acre OF oats is 26 g
boskieAS, making u crup OF over GU, ,OO0,OVU
busneas. Tue barley crup averages 224 bushels
per acre. aud tine product Will come nearly up
10 0t,OtO.uOU busllels The average yie4d 0t
the rye crop Is Ills bushels per mere, and the
product over 2O,UUO,OOO bushels. The high
ieinperpture OF september and aosence OF frost
have improved coru crop prospects and made
tue ex pecluli0n ~ bushels per acre, and fen-
ciered certain . crop OF ~ least $50. .UVO 100
bushels. The general average 0I uctoser cosldl-
stvn of p0tAt0es h 81 against 81 last year. Inc
sbacco uveruxe o. conuatton N nearly "a. The
prOmfse Of buckwbeas h tur crop attghuy
under average
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Sensation at Lyons.


A LADY WHO Is SAID To RE SANE SENT TO
LrSATIC ASYLUM.
PARIS. Oct. ia sensation has been caused
in Lyons by the confinement in an insane
asylum OF "A lady vino Is alleged 10 be sane Tne
Lady was professor oi German. aud while
teaching evening class Was seized as "A luna
taken to an asylum. The pupils OF The woman
declare that they had not seen any evidence OF
Insanity i'm their teachers actions and AN in
quIry has been instituted 10 determine whether
her detention is IustiIiabie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
The Late Minister 20 Mexico.


CkicAGo. ocI. ia special dispatch from
r. Peso. Texas, says: Henry II. Jackson. ex-
minister TO A.eNico. leaves here tor hts home
near Atlanta. Ga. this morning. He said 10 q
reporter last "a ght that he had nothing more to
40 with The cntting case. The matter is Ia tho
nanus oI the State department al Washington,
ahu VIII oe disposed ol there. "Since my re-
ishatlon. /, OF course, had no connectio " ita
tae adtter aud cannot say how Mr. Cutting 5
case now stands About Mr. Ssdgwick and
nls alleSeu e~carade in the city Of Mexico Gen.
jackson refused positively TO say any Thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
Shot Dead by the sheriff.
AN ESCAPING PRISONER KILLED WHILE rR,
Ix1, 10 SIInnT Az nrFIcrp

ING TO SiIOOI An OFFICER.
CHICAGO Oct. ia special 10 the Timer
from Norris n. H., saws: Sheriff Bescn went
to Carroll county yesterday TO arrest John
Clark wanted bcre for stealing. Beach made
The arrest. but shortly afterward Clark brke
away, drew a seli-cocking revolver. and, aim.
Insa Beach pulled the trigger three times,
eut the weapon was not discharged. Mesn.
wiiie the sheiiff fired ave shots and Clark
dropped dead after the last shot. An exsm-
lnaton ot Ciark's revolver showed that only
tSo or the chambers were loaded, and that toe
4 st loaded chamber had just come under the
hammer as Clark teli. The coroner's Jury ex-
oncrafed sheriff Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-12
Marrow Escape from Disaster.
THE PROMPT ARRIVAL OF rIREMEN SAVES
sENEEAL IMPERILEp LIYEs

STNEEAL Z IMPFRILED LIVES.
ST. Louis, Oct. l2.-Early this morning IRE
broke out IN the lower part OF Al. Repauldts
picLure-irane store at No. 2l Franklin avenue.
Ine upper rooms OF the building were ocvu upied
by num ber of Iamiiies. the members OF which
were asleep while the flames were burning
hercely below them. vi hen the blaze was dis
covered the fire had burned through into the
rooms above, and their occupants barely
capped with their lives. Nouca and children
rushed iranticaily about; every exit WAS barred
by the flames, and a great luss of .iIe seemed
inevitable. lhe tre department., however, ar
rived just in time. and all tut one were taken
by the nremen from the windows. Henry
Roseiton overcome by the stnoke and
napes and was unable To make his way to q
WINDOW. His absence was noticed 10y his
friebds and the trcmen Went TO his relief. lie
was found lying unconscious in one OF the inner
rooms aud terribly burned. he was taken 10
the hospital. The building was destroyed.