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building. Two of the men are said to be
in very critical condition.
A Pair of S1indIer. Canturad

- "Ah VI ohinQlcTB captured,
PHILADELPHIA, January l5th.-Edway
Goodhart. OF New York, and Hugo Morri:
alias Morton, of Los Angeles, Cal, ar
under arrest on charge of swindlin
| business men III all the principal cities i,
the country. Both were formerly in tn
employ of the United States Printing Com
pany, at No. ia Nassau street, New York
Ihe company publishes a mereantil,
directory, for which they have been repre-
| sentlng themselves agents. They induce(
merchants to advertise in the directory anC
collected the money.
Prospective Coal Famine.
lcopy1G 1sss, by tie caGfor,ia Associated Pres,
New YORK, January yl5th.-Philadelphia
| is intensely interested in the controversy
between the Reading Railway and Goa
| and Iron Company and their employees
The country is really in danger of Goa
famine. The Record says: If there had
had been any disposition on the part of the
Reading management to adjust the diff.
Guilty with the coal miners, it would have
been settled before this time.
That Capture of Burglars.
fCopyfgd, 1893, By lte California Associ.5 Pres
New YORK, January 15th.-The profes,
sional burglars James Hogan, John Francis
and william Drinkhus, incautiously dis.
cussed the prospective burglary OF tailor
shop last night III a Bowery eating house
where detective overheard the conversa-
ton. The latter called assistance to the
place diseased, on Thirteenth street, and
captured the burglars in the act of packing
up.their booty.
Grand Lodge Ia Trouble.
CIEcINNATI, January 18th. - Howard
Douglass, Supreme Chancellor of the World
OF the Knights of Pythias, has suspended
the entire jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge
OF the Stale of Pennsylvania tor disobedi-
ence of orders. The disobedience consists
IN refusing to amend the constitution in
certain particulars as mad been previously
required. Chancellor Douglass will cite the
officers of the Grand Lodge to appear be-
fore him January 2lst to show cause WHY
their charter should not be forfeited
A Lucky Songstress.
NEW YORK, January 15th.-The Anti
Poverty Society gave concert in the Acad-
emy of Music tonight for the benefit of
Miss Munier, leader of the anti-poverty
choir. She will receive from the receipts
about ST., 500. Miss Munier lost her posi-
ton in the choir in st. Stephens Church,
through the stand she took in defense of
DR.. McGlynn, and it also cost her many
profitable engagements as musical instruc-
tress in Catholic institutions and private
families.
q Sailors Life.
LAGUA, January 10TH The schooner
Luis g. Robel from Boston, picked up and
brought to this Fort seven sailors of the
American bark D. Chaplin, which found
cred on her voyage from Truk's Island to
Boston. The survivors say that the Cap
tain, one sailor and the cook died of terror
and hunger after ten days exposure . an
open boat.
A Good Showing.
BosToN, January 15th.-The managers of
the leading clearing houses in the United
States report the total gross exchanges for
the week ending January IA, 1888, to be
$973, ,463, 162, an increase of .03 over the cor
responding period last year.
Another Death,
INDIANAPOLIS, January 15th-Hon. Oscar
B. Cord, once Attorney. General of the State
and prominent and widely-known law
yer, died tonight, aged S. He was pros
trated on Tuesday by stroke of apoplexy
and never rallied.
Mrs. Garfield's Bealth.
MENTOR (O), January 15th.-Grandma
Garfield is constantly growing weaker and
1t Is thought she cannot live but few
days.