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Satisfactory Interview.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. IA COM
mittee representing the merchants Of
Pottsville, Shenandoah and other towns
in the Schuylkill mining region appointed
to consult President Corbin of the Read
ing road with the objec. Of bringing
about a settlement Of the differences be-
tween the management OF the Philsdel-
phia and Reading Company and It's en-
ployes was received by Corbin at the
company's Office on Fourth street at IL
O'Clock this morning. The conference
lasted three quarters of an hour. A mem
Der of the committee said their con-
ference with Mr. Corbin WAS entirely
satisfactory 10 them aud that they would
leave the city for their respective homes
this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
Big Blazs at Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL Jan. II After the fire
men thought the fire st the corner Of
Madison strset and the river was under
control this morning section Of the roof
caged in and crashed through oil the
floors. The flames shot downward, sud In
sn instant the entire stocks on the first
floor we're ell ablsZa. This floor with its
valuable stocks Of six snd other costly
merchandise Was Quilted, involving
further loss OF up@ard CT 500, 0Q0.
The firms burned out on the 1rst floor
were j II G-itti b & Co, importers OF
t4il0rs' trimminga: the Nonatum Worsted
Compaay, the Nonotuck Silk Company
and the Corticelli Spool SILK Company.
The assistant fire marshal places the loss
on the building 4hd contents at nearly
$500 900. The fire is now under con-
troll. The intense cold caused much SUI
taring among the firemen, and several Of
Them coated with ice had to be carried TO
places of warmth and safety. A heavy
wind retarded the flremen and threatened
the neighoOring property,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
LIFE And PROPERTY.
Three People Burned 10 0sath in d
Connecticut Almshousa FIRE. One
Man Saves Ten Lives,
L Street Gar Stable with Elgh y Horses
aid Seur.pea THrs Bnrnyd-S200,.
600 E|sz' at Chicago
the town Of Elsck Jack. Tex. Visited BY
The His2tst Eiaz~ In Us HisS0Iy-SeV
Sral Business aousts G0nc.
AIM house Fire.

NEW HAvEN, COHN J.c. 1.-The
UAion haS ne following from Monroe,
C0au Between > and O'Clock this
morning tee slnso0use aud al sd Jiulng
dwelling, Gated a village near Mon
roe, buTusG 20 tGe Ground. Three per-
sons persisted in the names. A9ou. $3.50
s. n. Taomss C0iyer, who slept IN the
poor house, wss avs k-ned from slumher
by TIE sound OF falling dishes. The
fimes were s2readh z rspidly sud
he fastened 10 arouse the IL
mates. He rushed into the dwelling
where Mrs. Wheeler, owner Of the build
ing, lay sleeping. The smoke wss suf1O-
eating ard binding, but he groced
through II to the bed Of Mrs. Wheeler
and grabbing her rushed cut into the air,
saving the womsu's life. There We're
twelve other inmates Of the building.
Suffering from his own burns, Colyer
continued his self ssigGed task, never
once tslteriDg until nine CT the paupers
we're in q place Of safety. Three persons
per!ehed before Colyer could reach them.
TIE paupers and Mrs. Wheeler suffered
severely from want Of clothing. Slthiug
was saved from the building, snd they
will De obliged TO remain sheltered OILY
by the shelteriDg OF outhouses While
waiting for help. Colyer himself was
fealfully burned. The cause or the fire
/ yet unsscertainec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
L REMARKABLE CASE.
a Man with a Broken Neck Lives rhrs.
Days.

a Man With a Broken Neck Lives rhrsc
Days.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. ia re-
markable case of vitality was brought to
light to-day. Deputy Sheriff McClusky
who WAS shot last Thursday by the sect
dental discharge Of Constable Stevens
pistol, died Monday night from his
wound and has since been discovered by
post mortem examination that the man's
neck WAS broken and in this condition
he lived three days, maintaining complete
control of his faculties up to within few
hours Of his death. The ball, As cali
bre, entered the fieshy part of the right
side of his neck, struck the fifth ce1v}cal
vertebrae, ranged down through the sixth
and seventh vertebrse and was embedded
in the first dorsal yertebrs. The bullet
in the course described fractured the
fifth, sixth and seventh vertebrae dis
joining them and completely
severing the spiral cord. The spiral
cord being thus severed the lower por-
tons OF the mans body were wholly
paralyzed, but he never lost conscious
ness. The case has puzzled tie local
medical fraternity aud is pronounced one
Of the most marvellous on record.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
Blaze at Black Jack.

SpeClal 10 tHe 0hZSLkt
BLACK JACK, Tex, Jan. u.-About 2
O'Clock last night the alarm of fire Wss
given, and the store house formerly oc-
cupied by Rash, Smith Co. was dis
covered on fire, supposed to have caught
from stove being left open in which
some drunmers had built fire during
the day IS they were temporarily occupy
ing the room, displaying their samples.
The flames spread with such rapidity TO
the adjoining buildings that all efforts to
save any of the contents of any of the
buildings were unavailable. The loss is
ss follows:
Rash & Son, building vslued 1t $1,000;
fullg insured.
Williams Bros, stock Of groceries
S240O; insurance S140O.
Mrs. NJ. Oliver, building $500, insnr-
ance $500.
Polk, building and stock OF furniture
$1,000; about $3.50 were saved, the bal
ance total loss.
Mrs. Phillips, millinery, stock valued
at $500; mostly saved, but badly
damaged by moving.
E A. RollineJ building valued at $500;
total loss.
This is the heaviest loss ever sus-
tanned by this town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
A Wreck In Dakasa-

BISMARCK, D. T, Jan. 1.-THE east-
bound passenger train ran CT the track at
Dickinson, 100 miles west OF Bismarck,
last night. Many passengers are reported
killed or injured. The frema and enei-
neer were barred beneath the locomotive,
snd all efforts to eXtric.te thsm proved
power.ess. Nothing definite could be
learned.
A DENIAL
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan lit was
learned 81 the general Offices of -
Northern Pacific Road So ST.. Paul this
afternoon that there had been no disaster
e. DicE:Lscc, D T., a. ~as . p3-te1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
PINK Face SENTENCED.

A Molten for New Trial Refused-Cese to
Be Appealed.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK Jan. u.-Judge
Little OF the Greenwood Circuit court
to-day overruled motion for a new trial
in the case OF Pink Fagg, convicted Of
manslaughter last Saturday for killing
Major j. S. Doran In this city last Aug
ust, and sent enced him to three years and
six months Imprisonment at hard labor
The case will be appealed to the Supreme
cOurt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
g. 4. K. INSPECTION.
Circular Issued from Headquarters rs
sistant inspectors ppointed.

Circular Issued from headquarters AS
sistant inspectors appointed.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. 1.-Mem-
bers of the Grand Army of the Republic
are making preparations for the national
inspection of posts 30 occur during tie
months CT January and February. a
circular was issued to-day from Grand
Army headquarters TO 81 p sts, asking
them to get ready for inspection. Among
the comrades appointed IS assistant IL
spector-generals, and directed to report
for Instructions as promptly Is
possible, were the following: For
Arksnsas-A. S. Fowler; Texas. G.
DeGress, Austin; Guli-A. A. Woodward,
New Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
LOUISIANA POLITICS.

Ticholl.' Nomination Looked Upon as an
Assured Thing.
BATON RoUaE, La, jan. II 1t Is now
very generally conceded by the McEuery
delegates that Mr.. McEnery Is no longer
possibility in the gubernatorial rsce,
and in the caucus they determined to
stand as one man in favor Of anything
honorable to beat Nichols. They say
that the Moncure delegation would CO.
operate in that purpose. A committee OF
nine Was appointed to make any comb
nation for the GcverEorship ard airy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
strast Gar siahln Rnrn.n.

MERIDEN, Conn, Jan. 1l.-At mid
night IRE was discovered in the barns
Of the horse Car railroad company, and,
although the entire fire department was
cai'"d out the entire main barn was
Blu out with eighty horses and four
teen cars. The origin Of the FIRE is
mystery. The loss will foot up S75,-
900; insurance, S2O, 600.