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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-26
THE LOSS OF LIFE

By the Kate Adams Disaster Believed t"
Have Been Far Greater than at First Re
ported.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December "A There
is general and pretty we'll founded i'm
PRESTON here that the Kate Adams disas-
ter was much more costly in loss of human
life than wss reported by the officers of the
boat. No record is kept of deck passen-
gers, and the two clerks who collected the
deck fares had not been heard from when
last nipht's report was sent. Captain
julius Kloster, the Government engineer,
WHO was passenger on tOMd, stats posi-
tiyely that he saw at least q hundred peC-
ple in the water, of whom
twenty or more were carried down by
the fall of the blazing wheel-houSe. The
captain thinks there were between 25O and
$50 pecple on the boat. OF these l70 have
been accounted for. Dick Young, second
engineer of the boat, who was rescued by
q fisherman named Grover, is of the opin-
ion that 100 or 125 lives were lost. He
and Grover rescued eighteen people in
small skiff Among them were Wn. Don
ahue, the fourth clerk of the Adams, ard
large man, supposed to be W. A. Gov
ingion. of Bolivar County, Mississippi.
The latter died of cold as soon a. be
reached shore DOnahuG came up to the
city today. He says he aud George Cor
bstt, the third clerk, took 10 the yawl,
which was soon afterwsrd Capsized by o
crowd Of uolOred deck pas3erg9rs jumping
into ii. He swsm fer bale Of cotton
flo ltInR pat and fiOaily reached it. Cor.
be;t caught a step-ladder aud managed TO
get upon it.. He was seen floating down
the river by Young and Grover, while
they were seen rescuiug people from the
cotton balls. A short time afterwsrd
they started to 20 after him, but he had
Disappeared from the raft. 1t is supposed
that he was 90 overcome with the cold
thst he could no longer cling to his frail
support and fell off into the water.
Several colored men of the Adams deck
crew reported to day that the fire started
from q lighted coal that fell upon bale OF
cotton from the pipe of Robert Noah, one
of the colored firemen. The cotton iguited
fast, and Noah, in attempting to extin-
yuish ths flame with his hat, scattered 1t
to other tales. In minute the whole
tier of cotton WAS ablaz3. The exact num-
Der who we're drowned will never be accu-
rately stated Thirty-five is the most
conservative estimate. Out OF par
ty of fftesn white labOrers
which boarded the steamer below
Friar's Point only two sre said to have
been saved. II this be true, and there are
no mems cf substsntiating the fact, the
loss of life may reach sixty, as many col
ored men who we;e on the lower deck lost
their lives in attempting 10 swim ashore
from the stern OF the burning steamer.
The boat and her cargo were valued at
BIAS, 900.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Steamer John s. Rama Burned and
Thirty Lives Lest.

Steamer John s. Hsnns Burned and
Thirty Lives Lest.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, December 25.-A
sp;cisl from Plaquemine to the States says:
The burning of the steamer John S. Han
na, last night, was one ofthe most terrible
river disasters that has ever happened in
Southern waters. The loss Of life was
very heavy. About thirty persons per-
ished in the flames and large number
jumped overheard snd WeTe drowned.
Among the lost are Captain J. S.
Holmes, and the first clerk, Slmuel
K. Powell. Their bodieI were recovered
CAptsin Holme,' bo6y was terribly burn
el. Rith Smith, tbs pilot of tire ] W
White, at the tins she was burned, was q
passenger on the John II. Hanns, sad was
buIned to death. His body has also been
recovered. One Of the deck hands who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-26
TAKEN FROM A DEN OF VICE.
Young Children Rescued From Dlsreput-
able Dive In New York.

Young Children Rescued From Dlsreput-
able Dive IN New York.
New YORK, December 25.-Acting Sd
perintendent Stocking and Detectives
Gardner, Becker and Finn, Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Ctuelty 70 Children,
visited den at No. AZ Baxter street Sat-
urday night for the purpose of rescuing
children who, they had been informed,
were in the p!acs. The house WAS hilsd
with whites a1d blacks, and over thirty
men and women escaped from tao rear.
Detective Gardner, however, succeeded
in arresting the proprietors, Charles
and Mary Simmons, and young woman,
who wept bitterly, who gave the name Of
Mary Dliscoll. Two children were found
in the place, ore being Mrs. DriscolPs
child, Kate, aged 5. and 8 year old Joseph
Thompson. The lstter's mother was ie.
lated TO TIE Simmons woman, who prom
ised the lads mother on her desthbed
to give MIN o proper training. She did not
do 80, however, ard allowei the child to
mingle with the vile characters frequent
ing the resort. Great was the surprise of
Mr.. Sucking when the Driscoll woman
admitted to him that she WAS the widow
of Dan Driscoll, tie Whyo leader,
hanged in the Tombs year ago for
the murder of "Bre zJ" Carrity. Mr5.
Driscoll has been very unfortunate since
the hanging of her husband Two months
ago another Of her children was run over
and killed. 1t is the intention of the
society to place little Kate out CT the reach
of the mothers influence, to which she has
been exposed. At the Tombs yesterday
Mrs. Driscoll WAS held in $500 bait for ex-
animation for taking her child to the den,
a mjsdeneanor punishable by years i'm
prisonment. The proprietOrs were alto
held ia bail and Justice O'R'iily commit
ted the children to the care Of the society.
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A RED CHRISTMAS.
How the Chicago Anarchists Observed the

How the Chicago Anarchists Obssrved the
Day.
CHICAGO, Dscember GA Christmas
tree. surmounted by n red flag several
yards long, vast centre around which
danced tonight, in Arbsiter Hall, scores ol
Anarchists and Socialists, with their scSr'
let decorat wives and children. Gifts
from the tree were distributed 10 the
youngsters in the regulation Christmas
fashion. Then came n speech from Paul
Grotktau, whom the Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin has just decided still owes the
State penitentisry several months for biz
share in the Milwaukee riots. Uolike on
former occssio1s, Grottkau's remarks this
evening were studiously free from any thing
inceniiary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-26

TurRE hes been great deal Of unueceS-
s,rv politital gossip occssiored by the visit
orer.Ssuator HENRY G. DAVIS, Of West
yirginia, to Prssidsnt-slect HARRISON
NJ HARRISON snd Mr.. DAVIS have very
.,,se s,c;al relations They have for a
long time been personal friends. and it is
h Isyed have very close business relations
also Tne fact that Mr.. DAVIS IS the
f,tbsr is-law of Mr.. ELKINs, and close
friend and business assOciste Of MI
er,rSE has set Mrs. GRUNDY's political
t,neue t. running. Mr.. DAVIS visit TO
miisasE oils was, We have every reason to
b,l,egs az ordinary social, or, possibly,
busiress, call. 1t is extremely unlikely
that Mr.. DAVIS would take such method
Ct accomplishing an important and secret
p,.i,ical srrAnd such ss gossip accuses
him of.
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A $4,000 FIRE.
The Extremely Undesirable Christmas en-
New Cumberland Received.

New Cumberland Received.
The REGISTER Of yesterday morning
contained q brief iumcr Of . big fire at
New Cumberland, Hancock county.
The fire was one Of the mcst disastrous
in tie history Of the town, the total lots
being estimated at 81, 900 to SIS, 900, with
about $40, 600 of insurance.
The flames broke out about Ave O'Clock
Monday afternoon, when dense clouds Of
smCie were observed issning from the eel
lar of the W. A. Scott drug store. II
gained hsad.ay s, rapidly that NO one
could venture down 10 ascsrtaiu the exact
location and extent Of the fire, and in
very short time the people were driven
from the upper floors, where they were en-
deayoring TO save the stock aud fixtures Of
the various tenants. All eff,rts t, save
the building were futile.
The store building was eighty.two feet
long, twenty-ei wide and two stories
high. The upper part was occupied BY
Mr.. Scott as a dwelling. The store rooms
contained q heavy stock Of drugs, paints,
stationary. also fine jewelers. goods,
besides a vast assortment Of Christmas
goods. Mr.. Scott lost his entire houssh shold
goods and all the family wearing apparel
Scarcely anything from the store was
saved.
From the store the flames spread TO sd.
| . y. k.,k .k,,
and Prosser's jewelry store were complete
| ly destroyed Another small shop adjoin-
ing was attacked by the citize,s and torn
away in time to save b w. Chspmah's
buildings on IN adjoining lot which con-
sisted Of store-rocm and dwelling, occu-
pied by Prince Mcneil. The fronts Of
Cspt Sham's dwelling, Porter & Co .
warehouse, David Wards dwellipg and
the store adjoining were saved by hercultau
efforts. though they weIe several times on
fire. The evening was calm, which no
doubt saved a number OF other buildings.
| New Cumberland Is without any org AMI
zstion TO fgh, fire, bat the bucket brigade
can always be depended on for good solid
work.
Mr.. Scoti's lots is The store building and
two dwellings, bssides the largest and most
complete stock of goods in his line 70 he
iound outside the cities. There Is under
ct ,od 10 be an insurarcs on buildings and
stock CT $40, 900, which will partly cover
the lose, which is estimated at $l2. 900 to
SIS, 900. lie is going to open again tenn
poiarily in l.. r Collins store room until
he gets things in share again.
| There was q small inaurApcs on the bar
Der shop and the other two small build
in0s
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RnpartinH ReRten.

CINCINNATI, O., Decembar % "A
shooting match took place here to-day be,
tween Capt. A. Bogardus, of Elkhait,
Ind, and A. L. Rsndle, of this city. It
was at ore hundred live birds, Hurling-
ham rules, except in the case of Randle,
whose gan was a 9! pound ten gauge gun.
The score was Randle, 100; Bogardus,
95. Bogardus used :! pound IL bore
gup.
DAYTON, O., December 25 25-Hsrt, OF
Huron, o., and r. o. Helkes, of this
place, shot of their tie for the l. Q. Smith
silver cup and the Ohio championship
here this afternoon. Mild weather but
cloudy. The conditions were 100 bloG
rocks, traps, Is yards. Heikes won by a
sore ef 90 to Hart's 80.
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A Quiet Day ut the Harrison Mansion.

A Quiet Day ut the Harrison Mansion.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 25.-Quiet
has reisnei in the Harrison homestead.
The General remaining at home all day.
The first half of it was devoted to work in
his library. This week, or at least por-
ton, will be devoted to outlining his in
sugural address. There were but few
callers today and they were all friends
from this city. The General does not look
for any of the distinguished lenders OF his
party here during the week, though some
may pat in an appearance. He really ex-
p.cts to accomplish a good deal Of work
this week in the way of preparing for &C.
lively assuming his duties rext March.
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American Historical Assooia,ion

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 25.-
The House bill which has passed the Sen
ale with some light amendments, creates
Andrew d. w. White, Of Ithaca. N. Y;
George Bancroft, Of Washington; Justin
Win.or, OF Cambridge, Mass; Wn. F.
Poole, Of Chicsgo; Herbert B. Adsms, ol
Baltimore; Clarence w. Rowep, Of Brook.
lyn, and their associates and successors,
the American Historical Association. It
Office shall he 10 Washington, where II
may hold $500. 900 worth Of property for
the purposes OF the association; la meet.
ings may be held wherever the incorpors.
tors may determine.
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Union Pacific Train Robbed. .

SAN FRANCISCO, December 25.-De.
spatch received here this morning says the
overland east bound Central Pacific trAio
was held up robbers near Clipper Gap in
the Sierras Oni robbed of large amount
Of IN monsy, said 70 be 5000
SACRAMENTO, CAL, December % The
agent here Of Wells, Fargo Il Co. 's Ex.
press states that the pr r,bable amount re-
cured by tie men who robbed the express
car on the eas. bound Genital Pacific train
last night near Clappsr Gap will no, eI
ce,d $500. The robbers bearded the train
while it was rurniug slowly through q
snow ehed.
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Pira at Canton. q.

CANTON, O., December 25.-Lsst night
fire broke out 10 the residence Of Adam
Hoffman, several miles south of Canton,
after the family had retired, and the in
mates barely escaped with their lives.
Mrs. Hc fl nan re-entered this building 10
save $l15 from the flames, but failed in
hsr object, and is badly burned-it II
feared fatally. All ths othtr members ol
the family weie more or less injured. The
property wss totally destroyed.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and BuCklen's Arnica
sslve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, or give such
Universal satisfaction. There have been
soms wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro,
consumption have been entirely
cured by use of a few bottles Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
electric Bitters. We guarantees them al.
vaya. Gold by Logan & %.
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ssnsss Wool schedule Not Satisfactory.

COLUMBUS, o., December 25.-Colum'
bus Delauo, President of the National
Wool Growers Association, has issued an
address to the wool growers of the United
ststes. in which he calls meeting Of the
National and all State associations OF WOO
growers at Wsshin gton. Tuesday, January
lat. He says in the address that the WOO
schedule pending before the Senate fails te
afford adequate protection to the industry
and II ia to consider this and similar ques
tions of relief that the meeting is called.
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. D. 1. wilco1son, Of Horse Gave,
Ky., says he was, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the
psins were almost uncomfortable and would
sometimes almost throw him into conyul.
sions. He tried Electric Bitters and goi
relief from frst bottle and after taking sl1
bottles was entirely cured, and had gained
in flesh eighteen pounds. Says be pod.
tiyely believes he would have died, bad u
not been for the relief afforded by Eleetrit
Bitters. Sold at fifty csnts bottle By
oOan Il 90
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Brace Up

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
il Door, You are bothered with Headache,
you are fidgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
YOU for an hour, and then leave you In q
worse condition than before. What you
want is an alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liyer and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such q
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters
snd only 80 cents bottle atLogan TOO.
Drug Store.
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Fresh Outbreak mt BE vier

ST.. LOUIS, December 25-Trouble brok'
out afresh a. Bevter, Mo-, the scene OF thu
recent mine troubles today. The negroes
were the sggressors and not only did they
grow boisterous, hu! attempted intimida
ton hy the free use OF firearms. Tot
militia ac'e1 promptly and tc-pight.dvs o
the ring leaders sre In the guard house.
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Delicate Children, Nursing

Mothers, Ove1worked Men, and for all
diseases where the tisues are waiting
away fIom the inability 10 digest ordinary
food, or from oyerwork of the brain OF
body, all such should take Scotfs Emul
sion Of Pare Cod Liver OIL with Hypophoe
phites. "I used the Emulsion on lady
who was delicate, and threatened with
Bronchitis. 1t put Ter in such good
hssl.h end strength, that must say it y
the best Emulsion ! ever used. IL. r
Wsddell, NJ. D., Hugh's Mills, s. c.
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"I'P and at 'emr' is the watchword sent
along the line by the Democratic clubs Of
the United S:ates The Democracy has
b,ea beaten by q desperate and unscru-
pulcu. enemy, fully supplied with sll the
-,rsw. Of war aud led by the most expert
eprs,i and ss:ute political tricEs'ers 10 the
land Tne workingmen have stood by the
b,uaer OF Democracy nObly, as a glance at
tf. returns from manufacturing districts
will show. Th9 defeat, despite corruption
and bcodls, wa3 owing to the lack Of Demo
cratic organization in the agricultural dis
trict. This defect Democrats must rem
edy. Ard they must begin at orcs. up
and at en-
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CABLE FLAsVEs.

VIENNA, December % - Forty men
have been summoned from each provirosl
garrison for service 10 Belgrade There sre
fears Of trouble during the comiog session
Of the Skuptscbina.
The 7asbiat says that Kipg Milan bas
drafted an act OF abdicatiop. which will
shortly be presented 10 the Skuptschipa.
Herr Bsnin, President Of the Ministry
of Ce,hs, is dying from blood poisoning,
caused by dye stuff in his hunting stock
inas. "--->- .-..
Lieut.. Wissmsn's appointment ~ an
official Of the foreign service l, confirmed.
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RismAIck ~ Work

BERLIN, December 25.-Ths Ceancsl-
Ior's illness which has given rise 10 alarm.
int rumors In the Prcgr, ssist p,es and the
French newspapers, does not hinder bic
wark. He hes wired his cougratulltlon To
Lord S,lisbury regarding the Easiisa vic
tory in SuAkim. Prince Bismarck ignores
the appeal of Sir Morie', the Bit
ish Ambassador N st P.tsrsbarH.
10 authoris. an official contradiction Of
the charges recently made by the Cologne
Gazette OF his having anti. German lssnipal
and Of having, while M Dsrmsdat In 1870,
sent the flrst news Of the advApcs Of the
Germans acIos the Moealle 10 London,
whence the news reaehrd BaEa'ns. Tbs
Euglish Embassy do not expect thst Prioce
Bism ,rck will direct the ssmi-ooicisl press
To adopt . more modeate tone. On the
contrary, they think that unless the OBJ
iect, Of the attack are attained no may or
der that . more aggressive attitude be m
sumed
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Theatre Burned,

ASHLAND, Wis, December 25.-The
Olympic Variety Thester and couple of
a6jscent saloons were destroyed by fire
early this morning, the loss on buildings
and contents being SIS, 200, with only
81, $50 insurance.. The actors in the thea
tire lest their entire wsrdrobes
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RsneWs Her Ysath.

pOebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co =,
the following remarkable story,
Of which is vouchsd for by the
d, Of the town: 81 am 70 years old,
en- troubled with kidney complain,
meness for many years; eOuldnott
hyself without help. Now / am free
al psin aud soreness, and am able to
al my own hOuseWOrk. l owe my
Ehaarlls 70 Electric BittsrS for having re-
vowed my ySRth, and removed completely
"a disease and pain" Try . bottle, SOC
GnG 81 at Logan & Co.'s drug store.
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IHAyE bern . great sufferer from c.
tarrh for over ten yearr; had It very bod,
rould hardly breathe. Some nights tosld
no. slesp-hsd TO walk the ho'r. ! pur-
cbas d Ely's Cream Balm and au using II
fre,ly, it n working cure sunly. ihaye
,dv;sd ssysrpi frisnhs ts ~ss ~ snd with
nappy results ID every csss. IL b the one
medicine shove all others ms6e 70 cure
catsrrh, aud it IL worth is weight IN gold.
I thank God have found q remedy / can
use with safety and that does al that h
claimed for IL. Il II curing ny dsa(nses
-B. W. swsrry, Hartford, Conn.
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LaiI nalIyary a, Ohattanooka

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December 25.-
Fourteen prisoners escaped from the Ham
ilton county all at 2 o'clock this morning
by cutting off six iron rods, an inch in di
ameter, and slidirg down rope made oi
blankets, to the ground. Officers have
been searching the country in all dirtc
tions, but none of the fugitives have beer
recovered.
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Holmes Ran Amuek.
sp: tai Tj.egru,a 70 ne RsglRer.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, December 25.
This afternoon FUunt Holmes ran
amuCk in the lower end of the city, and
engaged in knocking every one down
whom he met, uItil h3 ran into Ed Ames,
yOugth, WHO cut him lrightfully in the
abdomen and ue:k. Holmes will die.
No arrests have been made, "a AmeJ wss
just'ti d in defending himself from the
assault of Holmes.
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The Silver star sunk.

PORTSMOUTH, N. h, December %. =
The passenger and freight steamer Silver
Star, CT Bar Hartor, was sunk this morn
ing about 1:3O, about three miles east Of
Whales Back light. The Captain and
crew of eight men took to their boats,
saving only this clothes they had on. The
steamer was valued at Sll, 600; no insur-
anpp
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nnrd.r,d by a Drunken Sailor.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., December 25.-
Andrew Grimes, q drunken sailor, last
night stabbed snd killed John Martin, the
mate of a schooner, and then threw the
body overheard. The only explanation he
gives of the affair is that he and the mat
had q row.
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Word About California.

The western railroads have recognized
the importance of California travel by
placing fast and improved trains in ssrvict
and endesvotipg in every wsy 10 remove
the tsdium of the long journey. Ii you
contemplate trip to the Pacific siopt
this winter II will be well for znn n 49,. :,
mnpiss.ss---t.h- slS neas "
,;sket agent of the PenDsylvaria Line
who will give yoE the the furest in'o,mi'
tion about all tbs roads and ell you tick,
cts at lowest rates via any routs you msJ
chopaa
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Tho Cherksr CoutSIt.

LONDON, December 26.--T~o more
game, in the checker contest, between
Meears Parker and Smith. we're played to
day. The first game resulted In . draw,
the second was won by Mr.. Parker. Of
the four games thus isr played three have
been drAWp
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The Hritish viii Fortlfy.

LONDON, December 2S.-Bsfore With.
drawing entirely from suskim the Britain
will build strong permanent forts. on
which guns will be mouated, no o. 10
sweep the p'aias Blsck regiments will
he left To garrh on the pace.
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escaped ssys there were about 1G0 persons
on board, aud thst only about dozen can
now be found alive The engineer and
pilot were saved. All were burned more
or less, some them severely.
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knlah for q Piece Of Meat.

GREENsBURG, PA, December 25.-
George Fori and Georgs Kuuis qusrrslled
over the division Of a piece of meat this
afternoon, and Flori drew knife and
killed kunie.