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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18

earnings of the road exceed ten per cent
OF the actual cost of its construction.
The action of the Union Pacific in OBJ
tanning the temporary injunction grew
out of the resolution of the attorney
general of the state to reduce passenger
rates to two cents per mile.
The Mexican International railway is
now completed to Lerdo. on the Mexican
Central line, thus closing the gap be-
tween Lerdo and Eagle Pass. the
American terminus of the International
railroad. This completes the second
railroad route to the City of Mexico, and
shortens the distance from the Texas
border over goo miles, as against the FL
Paso route while the total shortening of
the distance from the interior of Mexico
to New York and the east is about 100
miles. The International line is part
of the Southern Pacific system. and gives
San Antonio direct connection with the
City OF Mexico. The distance is l,l90
miles.
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apxtHss Pastry W. MY.

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nv eae tslskfrx n2ss q IA b9l
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es sak8 t2necs "a sEaxsftuE. GEfs
sane wasi5ly ~ss~ sfssas &eEs CT 10 <ss
10 Jt1 cot De Ezte thzs tke tfs1Se q
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s,sa q eIa .ss.tas IT,: ess gsfe waz T.,
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err q nes, sna 81 sEsessi ,ssi
a-s8ly sti 81 ass n1ye EsRss are sse. Ct
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r2ss he sad q hssn IA csc 4.cissr zste
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. say ssva ass Nc ~r1. Dis sftrn-
tssas Nss sivsys raag5e sitxzssaeS II
eS saSStsgs IT, AZ = gersgs fscs " !.
Usls 40 g, q 81 ~ Il Ssane -
'skes b &c % aAn9 caae and
" Ace . nssa "a aes aGses test &c
- @ss .sssts Asats "a tHEs ttls.: a. e.
- ste~ DIV trsst In kstxe -sfy ous
kse~ ia prsdsessexs n tts Z rec
&C.. / ssaoa s@ss 800 fr.asa-zS
sees &c ssss s2E ac<.s cf ~ I've.
d. - sess rsts1inS ~ szsEtsox &c exr-
: .izis vcsla De ace 10 sn1aes is 10
stssass AGa L.seEs sks cs ssel ef u q
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pocross rraxs soa rssArxrxr.

Dr. Damn csR Dc cosnised free al
TIE International toeei G1efry reel,
ossx seen ssco1c and iei,d, and sIsI al
der no cgsccnstances take q case that
they are positive trey cassos core or
benefit Cosre.s are reasonable sid
The so1r treated FIRE from y to 10 D. u
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Obs hoar- from 10 4. N. 20 o. q.
evenings, ! to 8; snedsy-, 10 to L.
Ieey cure p-rmsnentiy sli dlsea.es OF
the sepiso uriDsry organs, 10 sasnsf Sc !
aad Dske = sperialiy Of te~fn. So ar
csEarrt, AID aiso ifta, successfully 81
diseases OF the uose sud taroat, eye apc
e4f, etc., as veil ~ all scCte a=d ctsocic
dis ssrs Of vssIeyer rsr,s CT natare, II
durable. No cases taken n ROT.
Cy0ss-eyes Slaughtered IN 1:o 10 nio
eta.
Youthful intise:etson and loss OF
ssfe Of sexual psssf 10 nsn CT vonsp
are sceae-sfally treated by toe electro
psgnstic system.
Most cases can receive home treat
meet after fev days at tee doctor.
Off se.
Drs. Darrin hsve . system Of hous
treA,meut for parties living At dis
tsoce, g. ne ssyi-g item time and ex
psnss by srItin2 syup'oGs. age, SKI
etc
Unlike other phy-ieiars Who have be
come euineps In ttsif profession, To-
doetof.' charges ars exsre1asiy mode
rate, being ouly ten daissfs for 81,
treatments Of scch disease, or tn tia
pfepor iG1. IS tie case mss nqare-
Circulars cent free TO aEy adde's
/ Tsrf@s arsxsrs6
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prrrcIrvn vruoN eusKp II Two eFaRA.
Tf1N9.

To fhs PsS,ic. AN net il tie habit
Of pafaBs advertising doctors. bos tbs
soedef' nj and almost rifaSaiocs eur-
% nv all esion prom pts ne Ii ssen Is
0y name 20 shfs card for tie ben. d. o.
., hers, a. veil IS for the doctor ap
Is yesrs old. and have besa cross eseo
since Q child. both esss being torrsd IL
% far IS 70 nearly tide the sop,i and to
seess 1siy interfere with nv visioD.
After TOO OPERATIONS BY Dss DARN OF
tnirsy seconds ny eye vss made pei
fecsiy straight. can be referred 10 a.
the Columbia house. Seattle. W. T.. suc
ha0dreds who know ne csc vooch for
the Allows. EClA GRxGa.
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GEO. {. STARR AND nan
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trxc~rt saa issi
STEAM Err Idaho.

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and -akuF az
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pee-ttsco- 0sesRrs AEeortrs. pssaxs, ufsA
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STR. GEO. I. STARR.
Lv. s-stfis, Q , "a. sssasy. EssssssAs sss
F-id =.
Ar wa4tSeas. rs.asy. IA sazy sd ssfne
cay Earring tss~as~z.
Nv. Wha'eeU. p ~. ssssas. fs=s1.y -
TrGrsd4r-
A.. seattle. Monday. vssz ss.as and srl4ss =
8 A. -
ealisss al vzs pcr-s eIe<ys fldAiss -
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Sea Ia sS~r. S-r~rtets -
A. L. NsxsALL, 6sns Pas. saA stcass ~
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NOT LOST, BUT SAVED.

Jsroe sssts-r. Of ueieas. soet. ssys, II
vss sef<rcs from a. rRzsraHs hsd cold.
Ny iaGgs ere ~~rs ans ccaz-stsi Sonssis
ID ot~ 81 the t--s ysicisus Of neirns sness
sx.er ins9rs f-iiss 50 rel eve ne eessn e
sisrnses an. hal sbsa; gv-p up Al Tie
ssxs-sies Il sfst@aA rgrehss-a ct i- o.
Arsss's Fa.iish keGs d. for eo5khs 500 &C d..
and sft-r tak'nz Z secssui1s t. eireeti9ns. s-S
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Rsy-'n TO otAer rs-psrstioaA Ca Al tee!
aad ssl1 b. A. .. STEWART t.ls,y
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sisus, SD ~ fer ts~d - b1nse tns<e
o ssssssoss se fee 49, Of tb<ss o<eh
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ss. I sed frind esRs~sni1g. sd . gr~zs
z,ssg pGysirssns. fe sstss 10 - s<kses
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saess sksexrs nzaRoe & sfest9set He
ssssr eeue tRssaDexsa ! - entirely
sused Of ny nnss0a All the oaryAsDe
o.Azr, nad ! hsvs - ernssng far ~
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&. s9ie hszae. sous 81 1axsoa ses<eA
srsssse. VT. B. a JozDsnA
rRAYx. Axp UFzcHA1<zuB0 RAno Cc1xD-
To shs Psesse. Itsvs heen troahlsc
vs.e aeAsress ssd . alseearks Ct CO.
eAr for oses 80 years And hsvs srs<d
svsry snirR- pl4cea ny-esf asdsT TIE
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n-rs s11 an sos eafsd ct nv iecz
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m~nd he tscsoss 70 q esed hanar ny.
Gao De ssfsssed - q 3 Eck Jessti o.
". Z. JsGB WoLRxM
YHz HEALTH n YB.oA
Mr.. Esnsr: psss su-F.s ever .
ye4s I eass he<n al essd ss.n liver sSc
Hcs<y sronsse, sccsms ei<d By .
~senaeh q atty. wish great bicssfnR
u sre sbssom<n. &C.. and fer oSrs -iI
ysAfu ] ssvs Dos BAD . good eises' :
-teer. I have besc ocdes the tfsst1ess
Il npo~s every 4ccsos u he eoca.rs. bat
vfsnszs f-iaes- AZ . ixss eope ! szs
see-oz3et 10 escscis the DIS DARN.
Assef tie trsz tre&tDert ! feis inssanta
cec7s r-ibes. and COS Asser o secrcaxt
~,oD.~ ,f trHte et-nzFo- Ua2raee1c tre-f-
zsegt I su ecfifssy v-iI. srd - sns
1rss sfzs Ia years enjoy pefsecs feAasa-
! .iadss rrcozU-o1 ice doessrs % TIE
eaoisc. - tsesf ABILITY 10 p~rf1fn cnsr-
70 sshcos = Q1estsor, - | So csasy
others cared chile uEder trestnsrt-
Z L. sg1AEL-
wuSprHyrI BMxsDArIcS or HHAaIS0
10 tie ychaL.-Ny h tie Boy has
| been deaf ssnee tie Uzs Is mcefks old
aad vsa % deaf that be hae psyei
i~srred to isik add is rov6 yesrs Old
tad corsaitsd Q efesE @auy pnysscssc1
ard nope coas3 do aryssirg fcs hiu
xrd sd thai bs bearing cs1ld pesel
| Re restores A lxss here eoesuisec
| toe ORA Damn. 81 the lnterpsfsoos
soxei. CeeRsy sHre<s. in his ease sac
tsey said stes they could ccfc tiu
Nov, After srree tyeatc7ecss. tie child
Rearing Is alHoss entirely restored. arc
ne seecaS 10 be dzx=d BY The sound
rhso1kn tsackfaiSres and gratitude Il
the doctors. ard for tee sake Of other,
tnss may be sHicset. ! give tina test,
! fnariSi - toe Soolic- can b REFEREES
20 az the corner Of Front and vsn'
s.re<ss, cesssse. W. T.
1 Ma Avvyu GvupcxP
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Ms NrvIH GEUVcK1.
ovTKYLowyo rnAkS CHECKED.

To the PGbti-: Fer . 6amoef Of
veafs ! has. been troubled UHn ever
nsvspa ct tears down my cheeks, and
have teen operated on a noDosr ef
ssxes by . PHYSICIAN. vssho1, socceer.
Called on toe Dsa DARN. .. The Inter
nsssoesi hotei. Ceefry street. and ttsy
sp~rased on ny eye. anc roe teei
great reiisf fss,the ARSE tine in fonrt-er
years. / can b referred to ~ i3si
Rsiirosd street, Ia-oxa, w T.
NJ nrw~~wr
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Get eorrecs namser OF yoar hCass
frou Harris L Gseeuu'. ssroa street..
A L. 6fssnrs. iasrecso. of rano<r- by
ss>scisl appointment Of CIV ceanesi.
Ufs,e hears ~ H. / 30 fs2l In
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HIHt max
on aDvxxrIsIxo pcc-o.s.

az q g,ad tss doctor cared biu:
sn = lad sEe 5Ocisr al Il INTO ite paa<F
Enst be cerld SIRE hins. AID u any
s csos il erIta!s Enat ee can care sgse
1iseSses Ana 9 "a Pat tt iBfo tie gSpsr.
80 sorry. weSi pFtf u ~oaii hass
useeD 8 tots doefer rsta- - i0~a xflh
ais wssise OF sslzsse aid sxeerisnes
sd gSLe Away lsaytns tim spc1rrc!
rshAt gity u x@ald havs besa II L.
sd - D - prs iatiesd against s3vsr-
flssaR - 20 Rad Ghs res seeaslol= c~rtla
cSt~s q shs Decor sne gIvs htna the
s4,-as - qaaesl Nass are nsx-pspe--
fer, Il uss 10 cIrealss. snfnrcasti.as F.?
UHas tc0rs vslcshie lufJffaasi . can a
pewsx~ref give teAu 80 teli . siek rE4o
~h~rs re $50 De sEsrcf la ruAn RS
s.vsird Eis life att Ia - 10 TIE sscss
~ : ..xct.l sis-s q DISEASE. the a~ee.-
ssy o. sssIrx a. D . IA . sls tie n re
sfssstrg hts tsty 60 advertise beeoEass
ssasc-rh1A 4 rpszsls shls uau, What
ever oe sls gifts, makes ST. 81 Eis,sks
II .. fats - 1<s tnoae sfftz shseass
xsus % sassTtissng.~
TIE atzasS s1trs-s sFoan an aba s-ss-ls
ey tie a=x. Nj. bz-esr ssnaasfvs =
-eara view " tie sas i-es os sdvsrsss
.rE. Ssrgese The De-. pssrin sd eaGae
81 az cary ana pEs advertised. xeo
6 asA sass 81 tsrsr p-sssnosl We
wssst haas 81 tsz feit5siSg slzns.g
zrs-. sal ~ ceres lad ttsx rot .at taeir
tesa 1.eutsis "a tee psPssf Ts-siaaut4l-
~ Al "a s,alF rec ise9 r. a. fsr sEs
assr. Tes fslIs4I1s fee .gsAS yo.azxs {
ia tos a0csoss,
xstsrEc karcxA-ssz ccEEo.
NE Eogres pEAs sIx. Per Hesrlv /
: y.sr usss D. Z q etsSs Stsa SC ste /
raxz gs&tss1a. sas SAs 81 hs8 as 10 be 1
rnzhi- - So ngou q CHAIR % - ga .
an esd. A. { sc<srs3 tprsss<s tatsserls- /
.oss I ezrss 80 sGs Dr>- DARN. ; sas le.
u, Z, Aze sal ssSsr feesF electro 4
zss. ne &c treaisneHs and eaSsas treat
sxaL uss 80 sl1es u sell eEs refs l
.asrA Csn Be fxfsFr.t g. a. PEA
gg.A-,y. VT ; Z, II sxxscS.
asrsxa AID GRIN BART cUssn
Mr.. - saE. pszf czr-i have Re :
=. st.sG xsge ks&ezss See g1s pass Z -
ga s-o@sns - sd = c - Dc skis
10 & a a~sss Svsk. sna have a stg~c
lss -tsFEe.Ess - tie dszSst~ TIE
psxcxys2s ssFe - s<sSse ghss ny at=
rs nAsy ,smss taSS~es 70 - c<sssssst
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ol,npisa. ala.Lza = E..s n.vv.1

= 49,
TO ssATFik seasyE
is Tsrsaa. 40
~ - t-ie.s....-.... 40
FE9s SEA- Tia lgassyfs
Ar szesnss-.--... -s--. &4 .
81 feuoesf ~ rAs a. sSs yPAA
sos fsstlsee a1d ks~tsss PstzA -xusre
b ca % Cs.sR ia Rsves Rass~.
% Cses-cz o rseesn. 81 ~ ~
frss P'srtlas u Es-e=s ? fss4 vzs1xx1
sscA~ o. Cslg 4 b. 4 ves Essss.
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Wal pspsr. rosn an8 plssara n fuid
leg. or~ ee-isus. st q zs4m / Ca.'s,
see Jos sri Asrtan sI-se !. 1871
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white SSsk.r 4 snrel y. all wool n q
toll a,nasi EOS, fancy staple sli - oil
0 .nnel 2&.. Gfsat removal sale. Iok-
las I s4Egtrmau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27
kilograms to The Star.
NORTHERN RAILROADS BLOCKED
Trains Buried in Great Snovdrifls
Murderer Brooks May Cheat the aallOwa
New England and Western New York
Hurried Under q Great Mass oa snow.


Hurled Under a Great Mass es snow.
BTppEroRn, NE. Jan .7.-The snow blockade n
unsqualed since 1865 From O'Clock yesterday
morning until 9 O'Clock last nisht no train passed
through here. At last night seven passenger
trains and one freight were blocked within mile
a TINS civ ON the western division, where the
snow f. drffted worst. but little headway - being
Iasde. and the wrecsins Train did no, nnisn Us
having spent seven hours In getting an engine ana
snow pow back on the track Passengers OF ali
10y the railroad company, and az OLD orchard Ihey
were taken 20 the hotels where many lady pas.
sencers are detained. AT midnight IL was stin
showing.
pEEr SNOW AND EXTREME coip.
PLYMOUTH y. H., Jan @7.-The weather here ts
.,,o o Morst .di SHOWN ior ye ,a,r honrs and
the thermometer Is degrees below zero, Win the
wind blowing hurricane. Seven trains arc
olockaded between Warren. summit. ana Ash-
land, and some are without fuel and wa5er, and iS
= impossible TO communicate with any OF then.
No malls have been received here since "Wednesday
night
BUFFALO NY. Jan s7.-Trains from the West
are srrivlng on time, but all trains from the Lass
are from twelve TO fifteen hoQrslate.
Fatal ACCIDENT on rHE BOSTON AND Albany.
Troy, y. A.. Jan. 27.-rhe effects OF the storm
are Ielt THIS mornfng with even greater severity
than yesterday The Boston train out of here at
10 O'Clock last night ran into the rear end or
freight Train a mile west OF Mtliamstown, Mass.
at II 30 O'Clock this morning. and Conductor Z.
Cudmore. OF the freight vas Killed. he was IN the
caboose with three OF his brakemen who were all
seriously injured Brakeman Geo Mheelock Is
also killed. The through nlght from Montreal
on the Central Vermont Is fast In snow dri:t near
Burlington.
| ALL NIGHT IN A SNOW BANK.
ITHACA. \. u, JAN 27.-oNing "a the snow an
trains on the Elmira, Corning and Northern ac
| this point are abandoned to-day. The passenger
train on this road due here at 37 yesterday alter
noon was stuck al night In a snow bank and did
not arrive until 9:30 this morning. The Jennie
leaman's troupe, bound from Uuca 20 Ithaca were
| among the Passengers
rI ssros, y; \, Jan e..-An trains on the
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Afraid Brooks will Cheat the GallOvo.
he SMOKES FIFTY CIGARETTEs A DAY AND Is LIAsL0

DEhD
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-A Neus special 1fom St Louis
says: the Jail authorizes are alarmed lest Hugh
NJ. BROOKS, alias Maxwell, shall cheat the gallowb
by committing suicide. A physician who has At
tended Maxwell Tor the last six mon Jhs said lase
night: maxwell has been In jail now for nearly
three years. and every day he smokes from forty 20
ffly cigarettes. He smokes q brand that contains
a considerable amount of morphine. His Turk.
like stoldity is simply the result OF continued mor
phine poisoning, o. which the senaoiltiee are
gradually dulled and the brain rendered torpid He
is liable 70 drop dead any time ana may easily
have had smuggied into him enough morphins %
end his life"
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They Fight a. Well as Preach.

ST. PAUL. MISS., Jan. IA mlsce eaaneOus as.
sorJInenL OF Ulack eyes and broken moses Resulted
from an attempt OF several young men 10 break
up an Americ AN Gospel Army meeting last night
Tney provoked the row by suylng the speakers
ana succeeded In getting as good as they sent. A
policeman put an end 10 tue decidedly aaimate1
proceealngs by ARE sting the ringleadera.
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From Waup street ro-Say.

NEW YokK, Jan. "a, IL a m--The stock morko6
was dull and steady at the opening this morning.
with nrst prices but sllght fractions oinerent NON
last evenings final ngures eltner way. 81 Paul
was the most prominent active stock, with Read
Ing, Missouri Pacific, Unlon Pacinc, and LOUISVILLE
and Nashville following, and the retnainaer vesy
ment In prices slight, though geaerally tn ne
direction OF higher ngureS but In the majority %
the list there was no perceptloe change 10 qootA.
tons There was no furtber change or feature 70
the Dealings and at IL O'Clock the market wee
very dull and steady, generally at slight fractAo0
hetier than f1rst prices.
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Roth Fer Legs Amputatcd.
sCFFERINGs or A YoUNG NEBRASKA SCHOOL TEACHI
WHO WAS CAUGHT THE BLILzARD.

WHO WAS CAUGHT II THE BILLIARD.
CHICAGO. Jan. IA Times special from Omaha
Neb., says: Miss Elite Shattuck, a young school
teacher, who was 80 severely frozen in Holt County
during the late DsZzarG, had both her legs ampu-
taJed al Seward yesterday and Will i've. OD the
night OF the storm Miss Shattuck took refuge Ia q
hay stack, but was unable To burrow deep enough
10 prevent her limbs from freezing. Atter staying
In the stack seyenty-eigh Eours She was discov.
cred by q farmer anu Rescued.
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THE SUFFERING ssssETONs.
The Agent Tries 60 Conceal Their Cosss
ditOn. lgut Helps Toem All sse Cam.

CHICAGO, Jan. ga Browns Valley, Minn,
special says: In regard 10 a statement made few
days ago that the Sisseton Indians were In 9
starving condition IL was found yesterday that
quite "A number are almost entirely dependent On
the cnar1ty OF several families VI This place Tie
agent Is doing what he can 10 help the needy ones
but for some reason tIe 20 cover up the fact that
the Indians, II not actually suffering, are greatly
in need OF assistance. Even 10y visiting their log
caDins. where several ilnlllea generally house to-
gether during the winter months Il l. hard mat
ter 10 learn whether Of not they have plenty or
are next door TO staryatlOn. You can only sur.
mise by either the heal thful and weli-fed OF
plnched and hungry LOOKS of The faces The Indian
VIII not utter a cUlnplaias, bat Will tighten his
belt one more hole ana with stolldity that Is be-
yond comprehension, SIT down in a corner, pull
his DlankeI over has mead and grin and bear it
even 10 death. The present deslltutiDn f. attri-
0utable % partial failure OF their crops last
season. They receive no more casa annuitiea
from The Government. The sissetOns are rich In
lands, but the greater share OI tIem have most
curing enough TO Keep body ana soul together.
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Fire in baltimore.

BAITIMoRE, Jan. 27.-Fire this morning destroyed
the second and third floors OF X. X Armigers car
penter shop on Frederick street The Novelty
Theater, IN the rear, and irouting on Gay street,
and Two adjoining buildings, were damaged by
flre and water. Damage $1,000; partially N.
Ilrad
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BILL 10 Qunf TrLH.-In the Court In General
Term (Chief-Justice bingham and Judges Cox,
Fisner against Tucker et al. was argued. This Ia
bin brought to quiet title to part OF square ISL
nled January 2S. 1885. and u against some twenty
defendanta In the court below, on Nay % last,
the bill was dismissed and an appeal taken.
Nessra Hllyer Ralston appear r0r c0mpiainant8
and Meoara Hunton 4 Chandlef ana DAVIDSON and
Harrison for rospondeptA
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American Troop. i'm Mexico.
THEY CAPTURE TRAIN RoBBsR WITH HkILs-FAR,
MONEY PACKAGES.

Ell PAso, TEX, Jan. ga dispatch from Chi
huahua says a force OF American troops VINO have
been securing the country sOuthwtst OF Chihuahua
in quest of the Mapula train robbtrs have come In
Wit another robDer, making three captured. The
dispatch states that I'm the robbers Possession
were Tound four OF the horses on which the ban.
ats escaped and quite sum OF moHey, some IN
original Wells Fargo packages
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Double Murder aaa . Lyaching.
A GrRnAN HANeEp FOR KILLING NAN AND n
WIPE 10 WHOM HB OWED MONEY.

SANTA ANNA CAL, Jan &c. b Hitcncock. .
promtnept farmer came 20 santa Anna last Mon
dav with bis wife ana acknowledged the DEED .
his property 70 q German named Anshlag. They
sfrer neienbors grew suspicious OF foul play and
fnstituted q search. Their dead bodies were found
yesIerday Q long distance from the housa Hitch.
cock and his wife were side BY side n hole In The
ground, which had been covered Over with earth
and straw. Hitchcocks throat was cut nom eaR
% ear and his wifes head was split open with .
hatcheI Il seemed evi0ent that Anshlag had
murdered them 70 retain the money he had PAID
them for the land AHnching party was at once
oruanized and started for Anshlae and - vH
iynched before onhcecs could interfers.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senators German, Cockren and Wilson, Nd, and
Representatives Lawler, with DR.. Zaremba,
Chicago, McMillin, Howard, vandever, Burnett
and L. j. Campbell, and friends.
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2he American suor,icw,,urists.

SAN Joss, Cal, Jan. 21.-At Me convention of
the horticultural Society yesterday Resolutions
were adopted pctitlOnlus Congress 10 pass such
laws viii more effectively prOIcct tae forests of
the nation; also, protesting az ai1st the reduction
by congress oI the existing Lann green and
dried fruits, nuts, ra,ins prunes wine, and other
horticultural and aISricu,I iral products
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., S3l9, ,61552; customs, 5000. .237.6a

THE INTERSTATE CoMMERcR CoNMIssIoN.-Nathan
Gulf rd. the general traflc manager OF the New
Yp-k central board, testified again to-day before
the Interstate Commerce Commission, In the car
loa cases, to the reasons for the differences in
the Classification OF freight The next witness was
j. I. X. Mckay, general freight agent Of the Lake
Shore and Michigan southern road.