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New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
IyQUIRIyG IyTO THE CINCINNATI Frauds

COLUMBUS, Jan. Is (Specidb.-Tbe House
Committee Oh Privileges and Elections will Wednes-
begin the frauds OF the late elcc
ton at Cincinnati This investigation Is made the
ground Of a contest between Robert Harlan Rep.D aud
A. T. Butteried (Dem In this all Of the testimony
been referred to the above committee, and the Dem
ocras Hamilton County do not to bc for
an In order TO get out OF an nyes gatOn
many leading Democrats have advised Mr.. Butterleld
resign his seat In the House OF Representatives. IL
does resign IL Will prevent the Republicans from
showing up the tactics Of the Democrats.
CISCISsATI, Ohio. Jan. lS.An unusual proceeding
CURED to-day before Judge Buchwater OF the Court OF
Common Pleas In the hearing or tho contested election
in which BOetger IS cudsayOring TO ret the Office OF
County Treasurer from Ratteran, who has the cert1
cate OF election An affidavit was nied last week by
Raterman, alleging that Judge Buchwalter was unit TO
try the aud asking change Of venue. The judge
refused the motion When the called TO-DAY,
RaterUans attorney showed transcript from the clerk
Butler County that the docketed there and
for trial IL was stated that saturday night.
affidavit by Ra that judge In this county
was tit try the case. Clerk dalton certified the case
the Butler County Court. Judge Buchwaltcr dIscon-
tnued the hearDg and said he would appear IN the But
ler County Court when the case came 10 be heard.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
SUICIDE or A RRrIRED MERCHANT

ID. w. Lee, well-known resident of South
Orange N j., committed suicide at noon yesterday at
his house, by shooting himself In the head Mr. Lee
had been sufferer from liver aud kidney troubles. aud
had periods OF dependency. About two months ago
his house was robbed Of money and Jewcry worth be-
tween So 900 and So 900. Included among tho Jewelry
were some ouvenrs which he highly priced The rob
bery annoyed him excessively and hc has never got
over tho sense OF his loss.
Yesterday morning ho appeared In good spirits and
conyersed oheeriuy with his wife about domestic mat
teIs As he had retired from mercantile business In
this city somo years ago. his time was principally spent
nj home Shortly before his wife left the house TO
20 20 the village and get the mp and make somo pur-
chases Mr. Ice klsscd her good-bye and went TO MS
room. When Mrs Leo returned aud ontered the holse
sbe bchel her husbands fcless body lying nt the door
of his library with blood his face and head and re-
yolver beside It, She uttered cry and servant win
members OF the family OF DE- Fenners, hadcned 10 he
spot. IL was found that Mr. Lee was dead when d.
Chandler called u few moments aiterwari, ueatn al
pareny having been instau utanco No cansc eouid pe
Assigned for the suicide except mental aporatloh 10
suilng from sickness and despondency Dir. Leo hao
Children
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
AIACHT VOYAGE IN WINTER.

BosroY, Jan. Is (SpeciaD William F.
Yields schooner yacht Gitana started to-day for voy
age to the West Indies and Florida The vessel has been
for some time hands OF the ship carpenter for al
teratlon and has received additional length Of six
feet the place of the long racing inasts which she
carried in summer she has shorter and stronger
spars and foreopmast is deck. where It will re-
main until required in lighter breezcs than those which
along the New England coast at this season OF the
year Upon her deck three boats and q handsome
steam launch securely lashed bottom up. which will be
used In various barbors visited by the yacht on her
cruise CAPTAIN Edward sherlock who acts rs sailing
master and nav gator. has under his command crew
OF fifteen all told, including the steward and his assist
ants Mr. Yields guests W. X Mercer, OF Phiadel-
pha, and Messrs Upham, sprague aud Longfellow, of
apitv
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
TORY PLANS FOR IRELAND.
PREPARING THE SPEECH OF THE QUEEN,

PARTIAL RENEWAL OF THE COERCION BiLL-MiN
1sTyRs TnREATENED-THE LOYAL UNION.
JOSDON Jan. 1S.-The royal speech WIS
drafted at the meeting of tho Cabinet to-day Lord h"u
doph Churchill overcame tho demand OF afecuoh VI
the Cabinet that the whole Coercion Act be rehe"co
The Government will rely upon division OF the
20 secure support of its Irish proposals II Is "aea
that the Government will at the earliest moheh'
tntroduce a bill I'm Parliament making boycot'ihg
felony enlarg1ng magistrates powers OF summary Jurs
dicton and otherwise strengthening the crhinaA a"
TIE introduction of this measure Is SAID 70 nave oeo
cdcd upon at tho Cabinet council today
The Queen sent her private secretary, sir H. +. ron
,onby Mr. Gladstone with letter on tbe irish stus
tiOn.
The S. James's G0scte says: "The Queens speech 10
lie delivered to Parliament Thursday will denounce
the National League an unlawful organization ana
ask Parliament ID support Dill either ior regulating o
League or suppressing It."
The members OF tho present and last Ministries have
scsyed letters threatening retaliation with dynamite
~ the coercion policy IL Ireland adopted, or IL homo
rule for that country Is refused.
This afternoons Pail Mall Gd:ette says there is no
foundation whatever the rumors current that the
Government will resign immediately the reassemblins
of Parliament
RrIrAsr Ian IS-A great meeting under the aus
pces of the Loyal Patriotic Union held here to-
day. A resolution was adopted protesting against Ihe
massage by Parliament OF any measure granting home
rule to Ireland Many delegates from the North OF Ire.
land we're present. resolution adopted declaring
unvayerng loyalty to the throne; denounchg Ihe sepa
ration of Ireland from the Union refusing TO recognize
an Irish Parliament if one should he established Sol,
emuy protesting against the perncious anu Im%uoin. %
prLctiees so-called National League " summonng
Inc enforce the laws and TO suppress us
LOYALTY and rebellion and To protect the nves ana oer
ties peaceabe and industrious supJeets Oh ING
Queen. - ., -. A.. ..,.u,rr Of tho Ear,
o Kinssons estate has been held at Mitchellstown II
was resolved 10 present me cnOrlal 10 ths thuc co
who are the mortgages of the estate To conf
sl. flnrls "A
In rent In the meantime the tenants VIII prevent loN
hunting on the cstac refuse TO their rents ana a
n.a TO their friends for money to prosecute
The Campaign against the Landlords.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
DLOWN OUT or SIGHT.
THE PILOT OF A TUGBoAr DISAPPEARS IN AN En-

THE PILOT OF TUGBoAT DISAPPEARS IN AN En-
PLOsIoY-sEvEGAL MEN HURT
PiTTsBURG, Jan. 18.-The steam tug ModOc
was lying in the Allegheny River this morning prepar
ing TO take out an empty barge captain Evans and
Fireman Higgins were tying the cables on the barge,
Pilot Dsvy was at the wheel and engineer Evans was in
the engine-roOm. deck.band hauled the ropes and
when everything ready the Captain gave the COM
mand TO swing the barge out into the channel The
pilot had given his wheel few turns when suddenly
there was an explosion-a sharp loud report-that
shook the houses along the river bank.
The body OF a flying through the
air surrounded by thousand pieces OF tug
boat The fireman seen to fall strnck
down by flying piece of the pilot house. The air
full Of flying spnters They covered all the barges In
the neighborhood Pieces of the boiler fell far out on
land Flying bricks dropped in the yards OF the houses
back from the river bank ana went crashing through
door panel 800 yards The safety valve was found
n ing in yard 1000 feet from the boat frightened
man. the engineer, Issuing from the cloud OF
steam and smoke and struggling through to the deck OF
the steamer The fireman lying barge wrth
ing In agony His back had been broken Captain Evans
was bleeding from the head and the pilot was
lying dead In the pilot-house.
In less than minute the boat sank in the river eay
Ing nothing visible but one wrecked corner OF the pilot
house and the high which the name OF the
boat stood out sbovo the wator Captain Evans was
able to walk and his son. the engineer was scarcely liz
jured. The deek-hands escaped with few scratches
Pilot Dayys body must have been frighnuy manHlcd
with his hand the pilot wheel at the time, there could
have been escapc. The wheel had been blown into
nu umberless pieces
An eye witness who was standing the bank at the
time said that he the body OF man high ia the air.
into the the barges and drfted under the
his body thrown out into the channel, where the
supposed 10 have been caused by ice in the feed pipes
The boilers were in gOod condition.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
BoYcorrrNG ORDERED IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 1S (SpeeiaN. circles
much interested the present troubles between tho
cigar manufacturers and the cigar makers. At meet
ing OF the union to-day decided to boycott all the
goods OF seuber & Warner, j. W. Coughtry Son. A. Il.
Barton, and Richards Brothers. Before taking tbis
action. the Knights OF Labor were consulted aud tho
proposition met their sanction. The acccssions to the
union in the last week have increased the membership
to nearly five hundred The boycott not only appeA to
the cigars made by these rns aud sold here but notice.
to be sent TO all the LODGES of Knights of Labor aad
Cigarmakers Unions In cities both and west where
they have large sales OF cigars Tho situation Seubere
Warmers peculiar for the that tho
matter stands the union cannot order their members
out Of this shop, which wouli virtually be the iDstu-
ton Of strike These now OBLIGED TO sustain
the union and at the time boycott the goods thoy
are manufacturing. II they 20 ont under the preseut
circumstances they receive benefit from the union.
The only alternative left to them is remain until they
are locked out by che manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
MYSTERIOUS OSCAR MEYER.
| HE MURDERED HIS FRIEND AND DOES NOT FEAR THE
GALLOWS-wHO CAN BET

HE MURDERED HIS FRIEND AND DOES MOI FEAR tbis
GALLows-wHo CAN HE BET
BOsToN, Jan. 1S Especial. D.-Oscar Meyer,
convicted at st. Abans, Vermont, of the murder
of Krause friend. Lake Champlain, regards his
situation cooy He admits that he shot Krause on the
Ice in Lake Cnamplan and sunk his body in the water
He shot him twice and the shooting was on account OF
girl in Burlington He says that he docs not want new
trial and has doubt that IL granted the result
would be the same am sentenced" he Said, can
not executed for years. and the doctors say have
heart disease and know that shall not live 30 long as
that But II should live and hanged 1t is nothing it
is only that the sheriff puts his foot on the spring. and
second it is all and that is the end In my
own country Bavaria, they would do 1t quicker would
be tried and II found guilty, hanged. perhaps in Anew
days would rather be hanged anyway than TO be Kept
in prison all my life"
Meyer maintains his stoeal attitude From many
chance remarks and intimaons, tho officials are dis
posed to believe that he Is German atheist and they
are fully satisfied that his real not and PROT ably
will not be known. He is evidently much better edu
Gated than his apparent station in life would indicate
has rem shrewdness and quckness OF apprehen-
siou and a decided taste for reading OF high order
Sir co he has been confined Windsor he mas devoted
much OF his leisure wood carving and has produced
some fine work. specimens OF which lie exhibits with evil
dent PRIDE Since his attempt at suicide, Immediately
after his conviction, by swallowing large number ot
morphine pills and the amalgam which he scraped from
the back OF small looking glass, his behavior has been
exemplary. The man is a mystery and has puzzled
everybody who has come In contact with hn.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
GOVERNOR HILL ToBoGGANING

ALBANY, Jan. Is (SpeciaD The Rdgefed
toboggan slide was formally opsOed here this
evening in the presence OF q large number OF
the prominent Albany society people. Just as the
sport began Governor Hl with his private secretary.
Mr.. Cole, Rice and Mr. Muller, Lis conf
Dental political adviser. drove to the
grounds. They were greeted with cheers and the
lutterug OF hsndkerchiefs thoy alighted and the
Governor proceeded perch himself astride the tobog
OF Albert JudsOn brother Of OF his stan eeers
The Governor then carefully laid aside his tail hat,
secured gaudy toque" and as the word
go" given. waved II IN recognition OF the shouts OF
tho crowd In II seconds he landed $50 feet away
at OF the slide out OF breath but exhilarated
by his voyage. lie did not repeat the experiment.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
TROUBLE IN THE COKE REGION.

PTTsBURG, Jan. Is Especial. The situation
in the Cornesyie coke region where majority of
10000 coalminers and cOke-drawers strike for
an increase OF wages 10 growing serious. The at
four mines, s25 in ALL Joined the strike to-day. shedR
Stewart. OF Westmoreland County, arrived at NJ
Pleasant. bringing with him sackful
OF handouts. The Moorcwood and Standard
miners heavily guarded The sheriff
accompanied by twenty-five deputies, went to Moore
wood Hungarian who had threatened to shoot
a man who wanted to The offender, with a lsrge
body of his cOuntrymen aud women, took refuge 10
house The men were armed with clubs aud the women
with knives They dehed the officers and the Sheriff do
cided retreat. The telegram sent by Saturdays ceo-
vention, demanding increase OF wages has beeB ts
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
FRAGMENTS OF cABLE NEWS.

GIBRALTAR. Jan. 1SCholera has almost entirely dis
appeared from the vicinity OF Gibraltar The town II
self Is healthy.
CoSsTAETISOPLE, Jan. 1s.-Prnce Alexander of Bull
eara has teegraphed TO the Porte declaring that IL King
Milan insists Bucharest being chosen the place of
DesOtati0n for peace he he Prince will rs strongly
insist that sophia should be selected.
PARIS, jan 1s.-General de Courcy, the French com
nander Anan, has been recalled. Ills place win DO
taken by General WarneL
CAIRO, Jan. ls.--A party Of Bedoulns attacked the
Villagers LaLkahrn fourteen miles from this city. A
force OF rebels 10 advancing against the Indian garrison
at MassOwah.
PAIIs, Jan 1s-Tbe committees Of tho Chamber OF
Deputies has approved treaty OF commerce with the
Transyaal on the Eost-fsyOred nation basis.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
THE BRIBERY CASES III ONO.

COLUMBUS, Jan. Is tSpeciaD.-The special
House committee appointed TO Investigate into the
charges OF bribery against four members OF the presen,
House OF Representatives, who also members OF
LANlth General Assembly at which time Henry b.
Payne was elected 10 the Senate of tho United aes
viii meet Tomorrow evening for organization. Colonel
o. n Donavin is expected here on Wednesday in re-
spohss To Subpoena sent to him by Thomas A. Cowgirl,
CHAIRMAN oi the committee IL is probable that Colonel
MOLLY; prominent Cincinnati Democrat who has in
that he has some knowledge on the subject will
" c1Iltu before the committee Colonel WoOlly was
Tree IN MS criticism ON the methods OF the Demo
.ur @ MANAGERS ib the campaign last fall and Is ap-
eIenty wiling 10 tell all ho knows of the alleged
oAedness Others who have IN the past profcssed to
Ia.t considerable amount OF Information this sub
et VIII also doubtless be called by tie hch
hAs IaGeh task OF no small prOp0rtions.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
Learned THAT her HUSBAND has OTHSE
WIVES

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Edgar Swain, arrested
for bigamy was taken before Justice White this morn
Ing Goorgianna Teal, young woman abont twenty
veors OF age said that she met Swain Thanksgiving
Dav and was married to him January9 o. She had
been living with him at her mothers house. Nc. $50
and suspected nothing tilssturday. when
a woman called and asked forhim saying that she had
message from his wife, Upon inquiry. witness learned
that the wife WAS living at No. 40 Washington Bode-
ysrd aud going there found tho statement 10 De true
ami accordingly had swain arrested. The prisoners
arst wife then cane forward and testified that sue was
married 10 him two ago but left him On se
cnnnt of nm treatment The prisoner Is about twenty
s,eht years old. He WAS bound ovcr TO the Criminal
Court In bonds Of 0Oo II is understood that no has
ifa I'm
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
TIE SHERIFF TO SELL 1T A THIRD TINE.

HUNTINGDON, Penn, Jan. IS (SpeciaD Exc
cut,ons we're to-day several Of the judgments
against John ". Mumper and his interest in valuable
estates In this county will be sold BY the sheriff on Feb
ruary H. property consists Of eight thousand acres
OF land on which furnace forge. flour MILL mansion
house. storeroom, offices, dwellings for employees large
tracts timber of the best mines OF Hematie ore
In tho state with new and expensive machinery for
oIeratiug It, and tram railway. This property was
bought by the father OF the defendant In 1878 for
81 5 900 and has since much improved, which is
fhe principal Of the present OF the
owner IL has twice been sold at sherns sale and the
saes act asde m both instances account OF contrs
yees between creditors the failure OF the purchasers
10 comply with the terms OF sale.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
RESCUED FROM A SINKING SHIP.

Captain Michener and twelve Of the ship
wrecked OF the British ship AshgrOye arrived
tedcay on the Havana steamer Newport The AshgrOyr
sailed from Port Glasgow october 81, for st. John
n b., with coo tons OF sand ballast On December 10
caught in a tempest Oh Cape Hattcras, when tho
sand shifted ana the vessel thrown on her starbosrd
beam ends. and began TO leak vessel was sighted the
folio wing day and arrangements were made TO abandon
wreck when the vessel which tLoy hoped would res
them of again. On December ~ In latitude
800, ude $50, the crew. seventeen IN ALL were taken
of by the Austrian bark Robert iIOm Philadelphia i1r
the Mediterranean OU Jahugry they were transfer
red TO the German steamer CasEuS and landed at
Havana OH January II.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
DYING OF TRICRIyOSIs,

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. Is (SpeciaD George Depepe
and his family living In North ST. Louis are down with
trichinoss He became suddenly sick last thursday
Tno a.v ,o,,ovinp his wife was taken with the ssme
vmn,om. and twelve hours later his three children.
ran from seyen 10 nteen, were all STICK The doctors
inariss developed the fact that the family week pc
tSnro"gbIv hsed The children are not expected 10 ve
PIrrsBURe, Jan. ls.-Five members OF the Hau'meysr
family At Tarsntum have died OF trchinoss The URN.
George age thirty died to-day The lives OF the tnrss
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
WAGES IN LIEUT.. GOVERNOR JoNEss SHOP.

BINGHAMToN, Jan. Is (SpeciaD.-COnSiders
BILE interest felt here at this time and considerable
curiosity on the part OF the public the truth Of
story aoat concerning alleged cut in in tho
scale mandatory of LeutenantGo L. f. Joses.
II was stated time ago that cut had been ordered
of from 10 to 20 per cent The bookkeeper promptly
declared that there had been reduction and that
was medtaIcd The Ettird TidHgs repeated the charge
that a reduction had bee1 ordered. and alluded I'M
pleasantly to General JOnes's record aud TO his
campaign office he holds IL is sad that ho
now purposes TO sue for libel Meanwhile the employees
OF the scale works retcent
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Jan. Is.
MUZZLFs FOX DoGs-The police authorities have or
dered that all dogs be muzLed for further term OF
sixty days.
RELEASED FROM PRIsoNIr. Stead Editor OF The Fdif-
KaH Ga-efts who Ia November sentenced TO lhree
mnntus Imprisonment for hts connection with the Ehza
Armstrong abduction case, released from prison TO-
day.
ALLEGED POLITICAL LIBEL-Tha trial Of the case OF
laborcr Kenny Is charged with hbehng AIR.
Howell Liberal Member of Parliament for the North
west Division of Bethna Green, was begun to-day.
Kenny alleged that Mr.. Howell had appropriated money
bcIonng to the gas stOkers fund TO his personal use
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
FATED NOT TO ESCAPE.

SCHENECTADY, Jan. 1S.-The barns of Far.
er ouck in Glenyile this county were set on fire by
discharged employe Saturday night. and togsther
with their contens, were destroyed. The incendiary
was discovered, and on being pursued. ran TO the
Mohawk River, which he Attempted TO the ico
When near the middle OF the stream, he ran into an
openng in the ice and was drowned.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
TRIAL OLA CHINESE ASSA SSIN.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 1s tSpec,aD.-Chyo Chiock, a
Novyotk Chtuanan aud eador OF the band Of
.As,lns who pledged hemsclvesto murder Lou John
son. the Chinese detective for giving information to the
polce that resulted in breaking the Chinese gambling
bouses here was placed trial in the Criminal Court
to.,iny Wong Chm Foo. ex-editor, of New-York was
sworn In as oit Interpreter. Tho day spent in
selecting jury and testimony will be submitted to-
mnrrow The ChiueSe witnesses with be swern In Cees-
ei fashion by the burning OF joss sticks and the sever.
ing of ruosters heads.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
RrsINEsS TROUBLES.

BosroN, Jan. 1S.-Phillips Bros, dealers in
clothing and furnishing goods. at No 1889 Tremontst
and No. 2Ol washngton-st have failed and under
an attachment Their liabilities are about $4,000.
BUFFALO. Jan. 1s.-A schedule Of assets and liabilities
of Jacob Berghod, halter and furrie who failed last
week. was filed this morning giving tho nominal assets
as S25S7l 92 actual value, $l4452 20. and total La
bilities at $3O.964 SO.
CINCINNATI JAN ls-J. r. Mills Co., printers and
stationers, at No. 12i Wanutst, made an assign mont
to-day to Thomas A. Logan Assets estimated as
81 600 TO 500 900 liabilities $4,000 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
GIFTS TO CHARITA BILE INSTITUTIONS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-1he will of Daniel
A. jones' OF the presidents OF the Board OF Trade
who few days probsted this morning. IL
disposes Of over ~ 100000 The Old Peoples Home re-
ceyos the income OF $3.50 900 the Board Of Homo Mis-
sions OF the Presby yersn Church gets $4,000; the
Board Of Foreign Missions $4,000 and the Presbyterian
Hospital OF Chicago the same amount.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
DID HIS ENEMY PUT HIM OUT OF THE wAYi

NEwBURG, JAN Is (Hpec'dU. disappear-
ance OF william Beakes OF the Cornwall Driving
Park and prominent man OF that town, the talk of
this city to-day II said that he has not been seen in
nearly two weeks lie went to Sullivan County on bus-
ness ana was last at railroad wreck on his way
back lie has had an unknown enemy for years and 1t
him many dollars. The enemy has burned his
barns twice the first resulting In loss OF $1,000,
and the second s.. o0O At another time he found
valuable colt dead OF his fields u aviuE been shot
through the head. Other harassng things OF less i'm
potance have been dealt ont him, but why. no one
eau fpll
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
SIXTEEN CHILDREN AND MS FIFTH WIFE.

CHICAGO, Jan. IL (SpeciaD.-The Rev. +. p
Rankin. OF Tuscola. H., called upon by elderly
and a comey woman two days ago, and at their
quest he married them. The bridegroom Is Howard
ClOre OF Parko County, Ind. His age s sixty-seyen
He has buried three wives. and about eighteen months
ago obtained divorce from No 4. one OF tho condi
upon which Judge Joshua jump. OF Parke County
granted tbs divorce that no should wed another
for two years at least. The is tho father OF
sixteen children, only five Of whom living Tho
bride Is Mra Eliza A. Bnrford. age fifty three.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
,ro,oy FOR TEE BIBLE sooIErE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 1S tSpeciaD.-l his
vl aared April 81, lsx7. Peter H. weddell million
afro OF this city, left legacy Of $1,000 to the American
BIbls Society Tho society learned nothing ABOUT ,s
gf until the hearing in PrcSs,s Court %a ON noH
ho h.>n hrousht IN the Common fess Court w ~
socssy 70 recover ths legacy with interest on ~
le49.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
MR.. coRBIx HAS ALL THE RoAD HE WANTS.
TIE FIRE RECORD.
DYING TO SAVE HIS GRASDcHILD.

BANGOR, Me-. Jan. 19.-On Saturday night
ro discovered in the house OF Benjamin Cookson at
Greenbush, fifteen miles from this city Tho flames
spread rapidly. and Cookson In endeavorng 10 rescue
his sons wife aud two children who sleeping up
stairs caught IN tho ruins by the falling OF the roof
Just as he mad passed the second child out, and was
burned t. death. He was seventynve years old. The
and children seriously burned, bat will
cover. Tn house was valued at 5000.