, 1888-01-26
Loss OF Stock.
Very Low.

the recent blizzard Is not less IMAM one
thons"gd head
Very Low.
New YoRR, Jan. H. oloncl G. w.
Moullon, brother-in-law OF General
Sherman, was reported very low to
night, His trouble is congestion OF
the brain.
Friendly Interview.
PARIS, JAN. 19--Fluurens mini ter
ei foreign affaiys,n ,nnd Cuunt Menaheau,
Italian ambassador had IL friendly in
terview this evening. An early settle
mcnt Of dispute over the Florence
incident 10 certain.
Good Move,
Cry OF Mexico, Jan. 10.-There is
n strong sentiment here against these
spectacl,s, aud most Of the oaily pa.
persattack them a. barbarous In
spite of this the fights are attended by
peopl from the first ranks, rs well as
by the masses.
Biookaded Again.
KASsAs Cry. Jan. lS--A Times,
special from Albuquerque, N. M.
says: The Atlantic < Pacific ralro q
is again blockaded by snow, The in
dications are that stock OF all kinds ON
ranches along the line have suffered
severely from cod.
Arrangement Completed.
MONTREAL, Ia +. lS--Sir George and
Lady stephen arrived i'll the city to-
day, on their ruturn from England,
Sir George says that he has completed
an arrangement with the imperial
government for Pacific steamers, and
the contracts will be awarded at once.
Steamers will be running by this time
next year.
Prisoners Escape,
LONDON, Jan. 1S--A convoy Of pris.
oners, while being taken FRI M south
Russia to the Caucasus, mutinied and
attacked the engine driver. The train
was stopped and a desperate fight en-
sued, in which eight soldiers. two
gendearmes. and thirty-one prisoners
were killed. Twenty-one prisoners es-
capped.
Sweeping Challenge.
LONDON, Jan. lS.-Jake Kilrain an I
Jem Smith have replied to the sweep
ing challenge of Jack Davis to meet
Kilr in, Sullivan, Smith or Jack Ash
ton in the ring for $500 poundsa side.
each signifying his willingness to nc.
commodate the challenger. Kirnin
offers to wager G100that he will knock
Davis out In six rounds.
Oroaotzipo
Sr. LOUIS. Jan. l9-rhe tans.con-
tinental people held ano her meeting
to-day, and made some progress
towards completing their association,
but all representatives of the lines are
not here yet. The work OF the meet.
ing is of purely routine character,
to the orga nization and es'
of freight and passenger
rates. 1t is believed that the Texas !
Pacific will not join the association,
the receivers of that road not seeing |
their way clear to do so, from the TACT |
that the road is still in the hands of |
the cour.
Strengthening Her Arm$.
BGRLlN, .lan. lS-The committee of |
the Reichslag has disposed of the
i.andwcr clauses of the military bill, |
having adopted the amendment relat-
ing TO the period of service for the
se sond ban, the effect of which will be
TO enable men entering active army
service before the twentieth year to
cave the Landwer early. General
Von Schellendorf, minister OF war,
stated that the measure would give the
lrmy. in time of war. an addition of
nearly 10000 trained men, at cost
marks. The bill wac approved with
)ut further amendment.
Brutal Murders.
CRY OF MEXICO Jan. l9-Public in
lignntion has been aroused in the state
IF Pueblo over the assassination, with
hat state, of several Freemasons
whose political and religious ideas
we're rerugnant TO the fanatical cleri-
,als. The Freemasons throughout
he republic supporf tue reelection OF
General Disz, and this fact partly ex-
plains such acts as these, which have
hocked the respectable and law-abid-
ng citizens of Pueblo. The clericais
n the district mentioned have de-
Jared that they would kill every Free
mason. It's probable that the Grim
nails will be severely punished. 1t is
'eporte6 that a monster petition
Igainst allowing bull fights in the fed
sral districts will shortly be presented
20 the government.
The Sw.lniler Benson.
New York, Jan. 20--Extradition
against Chas. Benson,
rowing swindler. who vctimizsd
Mexicans to the amount OF 1926 900 by
selling bogus Patti opera tickets, were
began to-day before United States
Commissioner Lyman. Benson's