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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08


GAVE MONEY BUY YOUR BUTTER
y Cheese and Eggs at the Iowa Butter
Store, AZ West Fifth street, at lowest cash
OrippS MI m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

DENTISTS.
4 DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % s. SPRING
"A street, rooms a and 5.
Gold filings from So up.
Amalgam and silver filings, 81
Painless extraction of teeth by vitalized
air or nitrons oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, SO
cents.
Best sets of teeth from So to $40. By our
new method of making teeth, a misft Is i'm.
We makea specially of extracting teeth
without pain.
Office hours from 8 A. M, to Pm. Sun
davs from1 10 AM to 12M fb9tf
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+. p. Hoy, M. ID.
OCULIST AND AuRIST, LATE RESIDENT
" Physician of the Eye and Ear Hospital,
Worth street, New York. At 455 North
Spring street. HOurs-9 A. NJ. to P. M, and
z to SP. N. ] Off
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
ALLOPATH1STS.

ALLOPATH1STS.
nR. j. W. REESE, HEALTH OFFICER,
IL No. z N. Spring ST. Telephone Cos.
TlR. DARLING-OCULIST AND AURIST.
~ Office 25 North Main st. Office Hours,
A. M. to P. NJ. 2 to 8 P. M. f1tf-d&w
NLIZABETH A. FOLLANsBEE, M. D.
II Office and residence 24O South Fort
street. Office hours-8 to 10A. NJ. and 4 to
6P. N. JIG
nR. BENNETT OFFICE NO. 363f SOUTH
IL Spring street. J15-tf
d OSE TALBOT, M. D.-OFFICE 24O
II South Fort street with DR.. Follansbee.l
Office hours, 10 to IL A. N. Residence, 626
Flower stseet. J13-tf
A RTHUR E. GRESHAM, M. D., ROOMS
n SO and "a, rs N. Spring street. m1-tf
nR. J. II. DAVISSON-OFFICE, 32h
IL South Spring street. Telephone 592.
J25-tf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-11-09
HURLED TO DEATH.
A Disastrous Boiler Explosion ~
Pennsylvania
Five Persons killed and several other
InJursd--One Of the Victims Hurled
Clean Through the Weather.
boarding OF q Barn.

READING. PA, Nov. "A terrible acci'
dent, resulting in the killing Of i've mon
and injury OF many others, took place this
forenoon vn the issas u yScss srsyd. "
Bern Township, this county, where steam
tbresbing machine was In operation. Tns
boiler exploded with fearful force, carry
ing destruction on every hand The killed
are: WIN. Rever, a boy, aged sixteen. Jos.
Machmer, aged fourteen, the only support
of widowed sister, /. Marbergsr, sixteen.
Joseph spayd, aged about thirty -swo. IL
vim Duatelbsres, Sgd ninetes7- 4hea
NJ. 80 ~ n 0ptGm1ng al <lgoDA<
i i, - N Whed ~ loflsf 6siSk ~
80 standing but few feet from tho let
Ter, and when the sraoke had cleared away
a terrible sight was presented. The bodice
Of all five were lying some distance away,
having been hurled from thirty to fifty
feet terribly mutilated. The bodr of
Machmer was hurled clean through the
Notwithstanding OF the barn. The
bailding was completely wrecked.
The force Of the explosion was felt for
many miles around. George Hinnersheits
was badly injured about the head and can
not recover. Engineer Hoover received
several bruises. John Riegel was inter-
nally in ured, and two or three others re-
ceived in uries Of a most serious character.
Coroner Bernhard has gone to the scene OF
the accident TO mold an inquest The boiler
is supposed to have been rotten and totally
unfit for use People fiocked TO the scene
OF the accident for miles around
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-11-09
DEATH DANGLING OVERHEAD
Electric Wires Cause n street Car Book
AIDE q Mile Long.

NEw YoRK, Nov. b.-The great dinger
arising from the overhead electric 'ires
was exempiiiied in the Bowery Saturday
afternoon. A number OF those wirv are
strung on girders under the Ele'Ated
railroad structure at Chatham squan A
Third avenue car yesterday pulled iown
one Of these wires with q crash, tociher
with number of ecmpi:eated electro tght
loops. The passengers, driver and eoduc-
tor OF the car left II In terror NJ the
wires were dangling about their heats A
large crowd soon collected and the freet
cars were blocked for a half me on
each side OF the break. Finally several
foolish street car employees endangered
their lives In . most reckless fsshiaa by
taking hold 81 tho wires with their ARE
hands and trying 70 hFsai ihsaa- Pa'
liceman clipped ono with a pair Of piers.
Several horses became entang'si Z TIA
deadly coils. The circuit was fially
turned OF. IL Il had boon clear IL w5ald
have killed several men, a large nunlsf Of
whom &c &c. sse;z 70 have the least ON
ceptlon Of the deadly force OF the eleoric
light current
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TALE OF BUTCHERY.
The Confession of n Cold-Bloodeo
Murderer.
Anschisg, the Slayer OF Three People, ''"'
How and why the Crimes We're
Committed.

San FnAScrsco. Nov. b.-Anschlag' 'ne
murderer OF the Hitchcocks and OF ola ma" !,
Faegh, hos prepared q written -cc:ant VI
his life and crimes. which H!'s two COZ
umns. II differs little from the confession'
he has made, except that IL gives new de'
tails OF the butchery Of the Hitchcccks, 'ne
unfortunate Illinois couple whose nni'
farm he coveted. lie says that wnen DC
saw the deed OF the farm made out ana
signed 10 him by Hitchcock, WHO sk'
pscted 10 got his money In two days, hs
was seized with the impulse 10 khl
them, - no thought he would have nc
trouble In holding the Land. !, Y iili-a =;
SSSlp SkEchel, and then wsnsl The
kItchen and murdered the wife In Ne seme
way. Then be hauled the bofts two
/ miles, buried them, changed his lothes
and calmly went TO work on th farm,
where he was arrested He did nc have
| sense enough 20 even put away Mrs
| Hltchcock's best dress, which she nd laid
out ready for church next day. I'D inur-
der Of Fuegh was also 10 get possess1n OF
the land and money be was snPpo-d TO
| have boarded.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-11-09
NIAGARA NUMBER TWO.

Discovery of Another beautiful Waterfall
In Colorado.
- Gsrgwnnn Sppssa~. COL Nov. Ia.
hunting party returned from the noun
tains north OF tho Grand river yesterday
and reported the discovery OF a wonderful
waterfall hitherto unknown. Though not
equal to Niagara in volume IL was thought
20 exceed it in beauty. The place Is on
Rife creek, twenty-five miles from here,
and is supposed to have never been
visited by white men before. The
stream spreads cut TO width OF
800 feet at the brink, and the water
glides over the rocky edge, spread
ing out into thin sheet as 1t falls dis
lance of $50 feet TO tho bottom OF tho can
yon directly underneath. The party dis
mounted and, carefully creeping along the
base OF the perpendicular wall, passed be-
hind the aquatic tapestry into hooks and
caverns beneath the overhanging lodges.
The walls and arches were thlckiy stud.
ded with stalactite and stalegmite formh-
tons OF rare beauty. The discoveries say
the volume of water falls softly ove2 the
ledge and gracefully dissolves into mist
before reaehing the bottom.
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MINE EXPLOSION.
Only Two Out Of tho Twsnty-one Men ia
ne Escape Death.

NJ Escape Dc"tu
Lock HAVEN, PA, Nov. 4.-There was
an explosion last night In the Kettle Creek
coal mining companyss mines, thirty miles
west Of this city, which were but recently
opened. The explosion occurred In new
drift In which twenty zone persons were at
work. As soon as possible after the cx-
plosion the mine was entered and fifteen
dead bodies were carried out and four 9TH
srs badly injured were found, one OF whom
has since died. and the others are likely
10 die. The cause OF the explosion
Is unknown, but IL Is sup
posed TO have been the striking OF a fissure
or pocket Of gas. This afternoon the dis
figured and naked body Of q miner was
found fifty feet from the mouth OF the air
shaft, through which 1t had been blown.
The names Of the dead so far a. learned
are Samuel Kniingep Park poensay'
M,shasl curvun and sMes Csrisfon bp0lh'
srsr nv q q 1870 wss 81 Nm 2;
furnished. The four English speaking
men are named Samuel Killinger, Pay'cH
Donneli, Michael Curran and J. CaysSlon'
The driver, named J. Farrell, W. enter
ing the drift when the explosiQv occurred.
He was thrown toward the mSuth, ana es-
capped. His mule was kille6 The force OF
the explosion was shows In the fact that
bodies were blown clear out,of the mouth
OF the drift.
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FOUGHT CIRCUS MEN.
Attack on q show In Alabama Repuised
with RsvoIvers and Knives.

nInxfsorAs, Ala, Nov. AT Winfield
Marion County, Ala, last night, bloody
riot occurred between q number of EN-
ployes OF Howe's circus and citizens OF
that town, which resulted In three Of the
latter being dangerously wounded. Geo
Weeks was shot four times, one ball graf
ing his left temple, one bullet passing
through his mock, one through his jaw and
the fourth lodging in his back. Wecks was
also stabbed eight times, some OF them OF
a very dangerous character. Weeks was
also robbed Of a considerable amount OF
money. Howard Franks was beaten into
state OF insensibility with n havy stick.
Mack suilens was assaulted with heavy
iron pin and his skull fractured. Citizens
Of Winfield denounce tho occurrence as
unprovoked and made for the purpose OF
robbery, and tho fast that Weeks was
robbed during the melee lends color 10 the
charge. One OF tho circus men who was In
the saloon at the time was arrested, but
released, as the evidence Of his partioipa-
ton In the affair did not warrant his de-
tantlou.
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Too Doocid vulgah.

Noodletop-I haven't seen Pufy In
your company lately, Kanob; what's be-
come OF him'
Kanob-Ah. we-ah--don't twain to-
gether now.
N.-What is tho mattere Have you
quarrelled?
K.-No. I-aw-was obliged 10 cut
the fellah. you knaw; he was too
doocid vulgah.
N.-Indeed2
K.-Yaas, accompanied him to his
tailors's where he was to be measured
for a path Of twrousers, and he asked
TO be measured for pawnts, yaas, act
ually asked to be measured for pawnts'
- Boston Courier.
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PITTSBURGH, Nov. l.--Thomas Kane
stabbed his wife In the abdomen with a
pen-knife at an early hour this morning,
inhicting a wound that will probably
prove fatal. The woman was sitting up
with her dead child, and Kane, who had
been drinking, came into the room and ao'
cused her OF laughing. She denied the
accusation, but without further warning
he drew the knife and thrust IL into nsr
abdomen. He tried TO stab her second
time, when her brother interfered and dis
armed him. Mrs. Kane Is still living, but
her condition Is critical. Her husband Il
under arrest
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TRAIN DISPATCHlNG.
According to an Expert IL IL . Professio
That Tries Mems Souls.


That Tries Mems Souls.
Notwithstanding that in late years
the different railways have adopted
rules which thoroughly systcmatize the
business, even with all the safeguards,
a little bit OF carelessness or derelic-
ton OF duty is liable 10 cause trouble.
aud not only loss Of property, but in
many instances is attended with loss
of life. | remember some years ago
when had charge oftrains on South
ern road. where telegraph offices were
few and far between, OF giving an
order to the operator at a certain sta
ton TO hold the north-bound passenger
train for orders, SO that | might help
the south-bound passenger train to
make its meeting point, the latter boz
ing somewhat late. The operator re-
pca,ed the holding order, for which l
gave him OK. then gave tho south
| hound train an order TO use some OF
| the north-bound trains time To make
| the meeting point. Instead OF holding
| the north-bound train for orders the
operator let it go by him. The road
was crooked, and as both trains were
between telegraph stations. l started
TO walk the floor and wait until ! should
hear OF them coming together The
suspense was terrible, almost uniting
me for my other duties. As good iaei
would have it, the north-boand train
which had undisputed right OF thu
road, was delayed before reaching the
meeting point. When the first traiI
reached telegraph station | felt re
lieved, but the strain had been so ter
rible on my nerves that was not goo'
for much for several days, and the ex
perience OF that morning will ever re
main in my mind.-St. LOUIS dfooe
| n,0lOcTQL
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Derallsd by q Cow.

vIcKsBuRe, MISS, Nov. A freight
train ON the Louisville, Now Orleans and
Texas railroad struck a COW to-day and
was thrown from the track. The engine
and thirteen cars were wrecked. Ths
killed were Charles Zimour, Of New Or
leans and Jack Conway, OF Vicksburg,
both employees OF the road, and an I'M
known tramp who was stealing ride.
The wounded are J. L. Martin, a boiler
maker of this city, and Jim Brown, coll
ored fireman. Both were taken TO the hos
pital. They are not expected to live.
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.."Now that we are

Now that we are married.
George" she said, 81 hope you will
change your mind and let mother
come and live with u.s." mo, 1
WON'T" no replied, "and that's
enough" "But she has no home now
since / left her." al can't help that. "
"Oh, what can l do TO change your
hard hearth" Nothing" But II
ma comes she will bake the bread. "
"Well, then, for gracious sake lot her
como at once."-Hayper's Basar.
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Tvo More Deaths From Yellow Fever

JAcKsoNvILLE, FLA, Nov. L-zPresideni
Neal Mitchell has Just issued the following
official bulletin for the twenty -four hours
ending six O'Clock this evening; New cases.
90; deaths 2; tstal number Of cases to date,
a,2l2; totsf number OF deaths 10 date. $50
DesthZMrs. G. W. Welmore. Jas Harris
ALA, Nov. LIN the last
twenty -four hours eight new cases Of yell
low fever have developed. They have al
been exposed as nurses and policemen To-
Waeka
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,u,orla,i N Butte. Producers.

BosToy, Nov. 1.-The butter color which
nearly all farmers and creameries use In
increasing the yellow tint Of their pro-
duct Is annsto, boiled In cotton-seed oil.
The Nes England Fdrmer Of this week pub
fishes letter from the Commissioners OF
Internal Revenue with the decision that
such mixture, though containing an ex-
trsmely small amount Of cotton seed oil,
comes within the letter Of ths statute de-
hning oleomargarine-
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c,liIoroIa staoe, HeId In.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Nov. A-Both
stages between here and Los oiivos were
robbed yesterday. Several mail packages
and wells-Fargo Express boxes were
broken open, but nothing was obtained
from the boxes. The passengers on the
stage bound to Santa Barbara were robbed
of about $50. sSazA
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Why He Raised the Price.

Dealer 90 clerk) I'm going to mark
those boys diagonal suits ti5 to-mor-
row.
Clerk Fifteen dollarsl Why, we've
been selling them for sl0 all along.
Il know it, but I'm going TO give
away baseball bat with each ono
# them free of charge. -Dttroa Free
| tresS.
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MINERS BURIED ALIVE.
-Four Men Seeking For Gold Meet TIE
Deaths In % rit.

-Four Men Seeking For Gold Meet neir
Deaths In 70 rit.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. "a terrible
accident occurred 20 n party Of gold.nin-
ers on Hog Mountain, near Ashland CITY,
Clay County, Saturday afternoon. Vale
four miners were down In pit some hir-
ty-nvs feet the sides eaved in, eomplcsly
burying them A force Of hands imusd-
lately cot 10 work TO rescue their buiFd
comrades, hut when reech.o yesu psNeh'
er was taken out dead Jim sen~- AnC
Frank Smith In dying condition, ant
VIM Moore, the fourth one, while unseen
was struck on the head with p'ck-ax'
and fatally hurt -.
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cnuldn,i Find AxMoflhY.

MONTREAL Nov. A-Msyor Babcock, Of
Cleveland, o., who has been here for the
last two days. leaves for home Tomorrow,
without having ssan -Axwnrthy. the de-
faulting City Treasurer He came here
in tho hope OF seeing him. He says he
will return here again, and will not In
s,itute legal proceedings against Ak
worthy.
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SPANISH pousrooNe..

IL.
us4 y on the Atlantic Coast-Ths san
70 Aggregate rwsnty-givs rhoa.
N exd Doiisrs.
ovDEscr, R. L, Nov. 1.-Jamss r.
I'D, who has been digging for Captain
A3dos treasure, and who tumsd up IN
~ ksttlsfui Of Spanish d0ubloons On thu
- adjoining biz farm, opposite the sum.
rssort Westport arrived 1t his home
barton yssterday with bis wealth,
0tlPe 20 teb,000. He denies mat bis
p4ati - lad any thing 10 do with pi-
~ o. hat his father syer told him Of
|,ooG MO eFeapure. ?. 10 saiGi shas SwW
y<Hs 20 hs became The possesscr of .
/ ps q parchment that 4 eppAr-
81 Rad serve4 - Z drurn-hsads
- MID had been converted into
& e1lft pprperelnG y desgribe ~
|xi1 49, vsIuAh1ss cached By I
~ 5z; ~; sCs; rssI ''.:s s VEG
3ns0~ft we're three potnts Designating
- burial places Of the wealth. Thsstart.
Ing place wss rock on Horse Neck Point
. Wild piece Of land. When this parch.
msnt was found Eddy was confident i
10 - seiaubto Hotohnous Iit uStCh iuihce
that no one should know Of his plans, and
without imparting hint Of what he wal
about, he began operations at the point
indicated. He readily found the rock, but
his labors during the summer Of 1881
were not rewarded. During the pas
summer he continued his work. HI
proceeded cautiously and patiently
and worked his way in the course directed
and last Monday made the discovery. HI
declares Il viii be an easy matter TO hne
the balance OF the wealth. One Of the tw,
undiscovered treasures Is stated In tn
chart TO be gold coin and the other dia
monds or jewolry. The unearthed treas
ure, Mr.. Eddy says, will stay where It I
until he gets ready to secure It The date
on the silver coin range from 1871 TO 1881
showing that 1t Is not a part Of Captain
Kidd's long sought treasure. Mr. Ed!
will not tell his theory, but says It is a pi
rate treasure
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Test Case Of Interest 10 Travellers.

WASHINGTON. Nov. AIR. Charles Bond.
helm, a lawyer Of this city, will enter suit
against the Alexandria and Fredericks.
burg H. X Company for 5000 damages
for election from train to-day. The suit
Is brought 10 test the question OF rail-
roads right TO charge extra fare II ticke
has not been purchased before entering
tho train,
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-..FrIend Of mine. stoppInc Al hotel.

went to typewriter. young lady, and
asked TO write letter for him to wife,
saying he had gone to Narragansett
Pier. How do you spell itP girl
asked. Man said; Spell II Yourself
it's your typewriter Girl said she
couldn't spell 1t; man must spell 1t for
her. Must i spell itP' man asked, re-
gretfully. Yes Then I'll go to
Newport. '"--MarshaH Wilder.
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Children Drowned.

CALI, OSr., Nov. A-Three children Of
DR.. &. +. h. Reid were playing ON the
banks OF the Grand river to-day when
one Of them foil into the water-|The others,
in trying to rescue their>>companion, also
fell In, and, before assistance could reach
them. two OF them, girls, were drowned.
The other, arfittle boy. was rescued.
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Siudsntx ladicied.

NEw YoRK, Nov. h-Forty-two students
Of the Union Theological Seminary, who
registered as citizens, have been Indicted
for false registration. bs, viii not be ar
rested unless they offer TO vote In former
years students from abroad have some
times been permitted TO vote, hut under
the presenx Interpretation OF the law they
will not be regarded as citizens.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK., Nov. S-Reports
from YcllvilIc. Ark., say closer esamin-
s,.an Of the books Of County Treasurer
Wolf show a large dehcit Great excite
msnt Is occasioned by the discovery. Wolf
had been treasurer OF Marion County
three terms. He was defeated for re-eleo-
ton In September and Immediately disap-
peared, leaving no trace behind III
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Yellow Fever Decreasing.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Nov. A-Presldent
Neal Mitchell has Just issued the following
official bulletin for the twenty -four hour,
ending six O'Clock this evening: New cases
II; deaths, Q; total number OF cascs 10 date.
l2T7; total number OF deaths TO date, 36h
Deaths-Gustave }. Peterson, J. ID. Dels-
worth, Stephen Bliss.
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JACKSON, MINI, Nov. 2.-Terribie prai
rie fires ragged yesterday in the Sioux Val
ley, In jackson Township. Henry Ray
was burned so badly he can not live
four weeks -old baby, a sixteen ear-ol'
girl named Mollie O'Connor, and woman
and her son, name unknown, were burne'
TO death.
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The fire .escape Jrauedv.

PITTSBURGH, PA, Nov. 1.-The coroner's
investigation on the bodies of the two
boys killed yesterday by the breaking Of q
rope fre-escape at the Monongahels
House was concluded tonight, and ii. c.
Wilson, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, the agent Of
the flre.esoaps, was held for trial on 3
charge Of manslaughter.
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Accounts Of Both Settled.

YoAKuM, Tex, Nov. lafayette Berry
and John Hanks, to-day had dihicul.
~ over "a settlement Of accounts, and
Berry shot Hanks and Hanks stabbed Ser
~, each killing tho other Hanks was
employed by Berry ON his ranch, where
the tragedy occurred
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The yeIIoW lack.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Nov. 2.-.President
Neal Mitchell has just issaei the followin 2
official bulletin for the twenty -four hour,
ending -ix O'Clock this evening: New cases
2s; deaths 3; total number of cases to date.
1910; total number OF deaths 10 date. $50.
Deaths-Nels Nelson, j. l. Chadwick and
" Ciyalle
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Vests Successor.

LONDON, Nov. 2--Hon. Michael Henry
Herbert has been appointed Charge DAT.
flares at Washington. Lord Sackvil!e Is
coming TO England immediately on official
leave OF absence. It is understood that tho
Government will allow the Ssokvills met.
dent to rest until after the Presidential
election in America.
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PranarIna the White Mouse.

wAsmSoros, Nov. 4.-The repairs Of the
White House, which have taken great
deal of time lately, are nearly concluded.
The upper corridor has been thoroughly
siren thened by new girders, and new
flooring has been laid there and on the
landings Of both the east and west stair
WAYS.
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More German Iron Clads.

BERLIN, Nov. t--Ihe Government pro-
poses To resume the building of large IRON
clads, which was stopped after the wreck
Of the Grosser Kurfurst A bill providing
for credit for the building Of eight iron.
clsds will DO sent 10 the Rsichstag,
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Lost In a Burnlno Jail.

GRxESsBuRo, LA, Nov. 1.-The jail In
this place, an old wooden structure recent
~ condemned by tho police jury, was
burned last night. The only prisoner In
the building was a colored boy charged
with horse stealing. He Is supposed TO
have perished In the flames.
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noina ina xashInu,on Alonume tent.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-The Washington
Monument continues to draw. During the
lime II was opened in the month OF
October, beginning with the afternoon OF
Tuesday, the 9th, 7,is2 persons were car
ried up in the elevator and 2, sSi wicked
up, making a total Of o,s36 who assembled
the shaft