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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-02-17
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The Best Family Soap in the
World.

1t is strictly pure. Uniform in quality.
The original formula for which we paid
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1t contain nothing that can ininrc the
finest fabric. 1t brishtens colors and
bleaches whites.
1t washes fiannels and blankets rs no
other soap in the world without
shrinking leaving them soft and white
and like new.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-02-17

Laxador is the great stomacllic
remedy, correctingall of the per
verted processes of this important
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only 25 cents.
The distressing ailments Of early
childhood are promptly relieved
and cured by the use of DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup Price 25 cents.
Call at the NEWS Office for Official
Blanks Of all kinds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-02-17
READ This. TWICE.

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Dobbins' Electric Soap is used according
to directions
One trial will demonstrate Its great mcr-
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Like all b.st things. it is extensively i'm
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-02-17
BEWARE OF. INVITATIONS.

Insist upon Dobbins' Electric. Don't
take Magnetic, Electro Magic. Philadelphia
Electic, or any other fraud, simply because
it is cheap. They will ruin clothes, and
are dear at any price: Ask for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

RANGE OF TIE THERNoNRr1R-Tho following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
M, IA; 9 p. m, %: maximum, 25; MINIMUM, IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
THE UNION SQUARE NO MORE.
The Famous Old New York Theaser
Burned This AfternOOm.

Burned This Afierno0n.
NEW YORK, FEB. 2s.-The Union square Tneater,
with all Its contents was destroyed by IRE this
afternoon. The Morton House adjoining on both
Was In Imminent danger for some time.
About l O'Clock q chambermaid In the rear of
the top moor OF the Morton House saw smoke CON-
main Railways she was too frantic with fear FOR
fully nve minutes 10 give an alarm, and by that
time slnoke Was pouring into the hotel
Her cries brought about twenty chambermaids
from their rooms on the top floor and the guests
from theirs on the others. All rushed pell-
1ns were n Srussa and the not trunks Jew that
were flung down the stairs at the same
time. The confusion for a time was great,
OF the fremen was much hindered by a scarcity OF
on the IRE an possibility p saving the tneater was
save the hotel
wHKN THE BURNING or THE rHKArER BECAME KNOWN
great, and it was intensi n every moment
oy special ambulance calls being sent out. The
hames started In the rear rooms OF the
southeast wind The dry woodwork Of the build
Ing olaled like shay1ngs and II was not long before
the thin sheetiron partition between that
was melted and the mass OF living Goals dropped
on TO the stage OF the tbeater. The scenery and
Sers Of ths ana company few MEM
uteS before finished their morning rehearsal was
A ROARING FURNACE.
In trice apparently the roof fell In and the
flames shot upward. The IRE became so hot that
the f1remen were forced so FAR from the building
that their efforts were almost useless.
The Star Theater was in constant danger, but the
nremen finally saved II. Manager j. NJ. Hill, Of
the Union square, In his Office In the building,
and with him was Treasurer Hall, OF the Casino.
They ESCAPED with difhcuity.
FIREMES REPORTED KILLED.
1t was reported at one time that six firemen had
been killed, but the report not authenticated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

Who IS eIplcyed a 2be once 81 tbe ~
the Interior, was attacked to-day while at his GeSk
In the Interior Department with what b supposed
10 be apOplexy. His wife was summoned and he
was removed TO his home, 14lS street northwest
Nj. Champion had somewhat similar attack Q
few weeks ago. but he seemed 70 have entirely 10
covered. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
A Midnight Assault and Robbery.

MRS. NBASEs ENCOUNTER WITH A BURGLAR.
Sergeant Slattery yesterday arrested Benz. Pol
lard, the negro from Montgomery County, Nd,
wanted On charge Of breaking into the house Of
Thos Hardester, on the Bunker Hill road, as pub
lished In yesterdays STAR. This morning he was
placed on trial In the Police Court, charged with
housebreaking. He pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Hard
ester testified that when he arrived home, shortly
after IL O'Clock saturday night, he found that his
mouse had been broken open and robbed, and. his
housekeeper, Mrs. Cornelia McBane, assaulted
Mrs. McBane testified that sue put the children
TO bed about 1880 O'Clock, Saturday night. and
about an hour later she fell asleep. A few minutes
before midnight she heard some person in the
room. She heard the bureau drawer opened, but
thinking that Mr.. and Mrs. Hardester had returned
home IRON market she paid no attention to 1t.
Inen she heard tue person walk over 10 the bed,
and thinking 1t was Mrs. HardeSter, she said "Nhy
don't you go TO bed7" Receiving no response she
got up and saw the defendant in the room with
bundle OF clothing ready TO leave the house She
ran after him and followed him TO the yard, where
he assaulted her.
Mr.. Shepperd SAID that these burgiaries were
occurring very frequently and asked that bail be
nxed at 81 900.
"They are being sent to the penitentiary every
day." said the Judge. "The bail is fixed at $500,
UXkt amount"
"No Sir" said his counsel "he cannot give half
that amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

mass meeting OF those who favor organization
for the success OF the prohibition amendment has
been called Tor the 10th OF March, 70 be hsad ut
PafkereburH, w. Va
rostmaster-0 General Raikes IN the house Of COM
mona yesterday. said there was nothing 70 justify
q diStu Oance OF the existing ans-Atlantic mail
arrangements, Notwithstanding the complaints OF
United states nerchants 81 delay.
Tho Russian minister at Bucharestl has de-
manded an explanation Of the reports that the
Russian legation supplied the antt-mtnisterialists
with funds at the recent election The relations
are 20 strained RoumAnia'a minister at 81 Peters,
burg will be recalled.
II the house 81 commons yesterday, Secretary
Ferguson suid thesp Vas no foundation for the re-
port that Epgiand WA negotiating with Turkey
tor 6Alun1ca and IN island commanding tne Dar-
dahel1ea 1o9 which the would guarantees the sultan
end al h1s Asiattc pfuvinoe&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Chicago Markets.
The Women Of BuRlnah.

THRIK BEAUTY Is OF THE LASTING KIND.
Carter Harrsons Calcutta Letter to the Chicago Mail
She is not hidden, as In most oriental lands. She
goes about town, rules her husband and the house.
hold, drives the best bargains when selling the
produce Of their nelds, wears OF evenings or when
visiting religious places gay-colored silk ''tame.
ins"-generally OF some shade OF red-and has q
scarf OF bright yellow figured silk over her
shoulders; dresses her coal black hair in most be-
coming style, rarely failing TO have pretty sprig
OF flowers in her chignOn; covers her arms and
fingers with bracelets and rings. encircles her
ankles with silver anElets and nils her ears with
gold and Jewels. When number OF them are
together they make q gay and pretty picture. The
harmonic but when several are in group they
make o most harmonious whole.
The women are far from beng Unlocking, and
They do not Jade ana grow old IS in Japan ana
Siam, but continue fair when rat and forty. When
looking into their full faces one sees decided
all have the Monaghan cast OF face-high cheek
bones short noses and fiat visage. These make o
Dad sids view: They are an ss5 PossssSed with
without either cOyness or cOQuegry. You will ask
howl can form an opinion on 50 short an acquaint-
Gus pagodas visited; in the shops and attending
the bazaars and have fortified the result Of my
own observations BY information gained from men
Europeans have opportunities for studying this
people not given elsewhere in the EastSOr the in-
between the sexes Is as free as anywhere
Marriage is SIMPLY civil contract, dissolved 1t
Will When dissolved tue property " equally
divided between the parttea. Certain forms are
Not only do the women trade and attend the
shops, manage the household and do light ncld
streets In Mandaiay. A Woman's dress q the
"tamein"-a strip Of cotton Or silk reaching nom
the waist 70 the ankleA This y wrapped once
leaving the upper part base, y strip wrapped In
fold scarf goes over one shoulder, falling under
the other arm and caught This can b spread 90
as % cover both shoulders. Ordinarily, however,
| tho shoulders arms and upper bust are bare, and
In walkiny the tameinr parts ON one s1de % e 70
knee. In Hangoon many Of tine native ladies wear
| q short white Jacket. Think THIS modern tnuo-
| walton, oorroWsd from white people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Close Of the Fair.
TIE RESULTS OF VOTING AT THE KNIGHTS OF PrrHIAs
FAIR.

The fair OF Washington Division, No. 1, Knights
Of Pythias, closed successfully last night with
auction, and final result upon contested articles as
follows: Lady's watch-Miss Ferry, $50; Mrs.
Wood, 147x; Miss Marie Dorsey 2lO; Miss Glib
son, So X. +: uniform-Thos: Downey, LIEN;
John Mefners, S92 $40; r. j. Husband $50; \. x.
White ALP. Schwazen Rifles unlrorm-Wm. Stuer.
man, 800; Gottlob Hess, $50 6-l0 stand Of colors-
Friendship Lodge, No. Z, /. o. NJ, 0e7x. Diamond
pin-Thos Rudderforth, $50; +. W. Ritz, 1000.
Odd-Feilow's Militant Jewei-John Anadale, 7I7k;
]. NJ. Krouse, 561. Dart safety byctcle-C. G..
Mccormick l.o3S; Z. W. spates, us; Vim. Tyler.
$50. X. p. UNIFORM coat. g. Meador. 179. Gold
headed cane-W. b. HUMPHREYS, $50. Bookcase
and secretary-S: r. Turner, 4O6h; p. S. Clair, rs
Baby carriage-Wm. Numbers, 42a Gents um-
brella--Chas Miller, 100; ThoS Cassidy, 100;
Fred. Rupertus 800: Bouffet-ohn N. Will, l4O;
Mrs. Hutchison, !55k. Buggy harness-Thos E.
Landon $50; W. ]. Tune, 345. Brewster buggy
W. Ii. Mohler, 2,750; China tea set-A c. Coium-
bus, 30 China dinner set-Mrs. Harper, $50.
x. p. swords. A. Harper, ll5S. China chamber
set-Mrs. NJ. A. Conner, 100. X. p. CHARM S.
Howell, 242k. Mt. Vernon clock-Mrs. killeen,
90; j. A. Welgle, 2l1k. Lady's braceletS-Mra s.
X. Turner, TN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
y: $, A., coupons, l2S asked: D, c. per. imps.
D. C. "oyyear fund Is, 1892, coin. lo6N bid. IO5
go asked. Metropolitan Raiiroad stock, los bid,
INosa r asked washingson Gas, 80 bid; 3eN asked
Insurance. II bid. !3 asked: Riggs Insurance. 7N
bid 81 asked. Masonic Hall bonds. 1907 bid.
Bank Of Washington. 2ss DID, 300 asked. National
Metrop9htan Bank, 1S5 bid. 100 ssked Citizens
1123H bid, $50 asked Real Estate Title Insurance
Telephone Co.. 1sH bid. 7eH asked Washington Gas.
h sshs CO 6 BON iSS bid 12ox asked National
Columbia Title Insurance Co. 8 bid. 81. asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
The Pennsylvania and its Men.
GENERAL MANAGER x'cKxA SAYS SATISFACTION
ARRANGEMENT WILL BE MADE.

PTTTsBrRG, Feb. 2a-Fourtn Vice President and
General Manager Jas. McCrea, OF the Pennsylvania
company, lett last night IN special car for WASH
ingtOn, on Dizziness connected with the company.
Mir. Mctrea said: THE answers OF the company In
regard TO tie recent demand OF some OF our en-
pioyes have been sent 70 the men. There are 80
many different petitions that am not prepared 70
say what the answers were. We answered each
one and sent the reply 10 the chairmen OF the var-
Gus committees. i am not yet ready to say
whether we will advance any wages or not, but
the whole matter Will be given to the public In q
few days. IL Will be satisfactory 10 our men and
the public Is not concerned In IT,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

- fho .s,,ss Hrrsh.e evfSrelor = 49,. rren 80
Kew yorf avenne to- II on isih' and Sown NM con.
Meeting with the 14th street line. The last on
Bridge street from the present terminus to the
iais nro,aa sr;onsioI w s'e"' vi suaS
Th. p~on.~.1 sn A.rA.. u.u-
oa,-r-,r,,s -, =. c,s-,,cr co,-~.,.s,o.'..~
" Tr ~, IN co,s.S ~ TEE
The Commissioners have written TO Hon rsaam
a. Bary1. Of the committee for the r,str,ct M
Coiunoia, tnat ia reieence W senate OIL eOo, TO
Incorporate the District OF Columbia Suburban
Railway Company" they think that the route pro-
roaed IN tho NH "a mot describe, MIR srNncter,
rsrn,,. s ,s sn,,,css, ~, ~. ~
uehn''e"ess. ~ sSppo.eu s"a. jug COMPANY IN
sencs 70 purchase ,ns ne ngns o. way where not
OF ROCK Greek, and thls Is regarded as highly OBJ
lectlonaoie as II inte,leies Win the proposed In
provement OF TINS vailey rs a PARK The motive
poWeI "9ich Is W ~ smpoyeu SHOULD De oiStlnctly
stated. II electricity Is 70 be employed the
methods OF CONSTRUCTION and Transmission Of the
Of the commissioner Of the District Of Columbia,
an Una. saia commissioners should ct All times
case power 70 compe. me company 70 make such
10 tasIr 5udgment oe necessary Tor the safety and
III I m y, ono puUac Inc CommlsSloners
made IN this hi for ~ oeas ~ Is
.oe0'pSs INV '"' p"ono treasury
The Charges Against Mr.. Graves Bu.
reau.
rv, v,,.., rvr......e.,
ins noCSa issasI1AIioN CoAAT1kE BADLY Mixed
" Al TO WHAT saocLD b DONE
Inc subcommittee OF the House banking and
currency committee, TO which was referred the
question OF an Investigation OF the complaints Of
the plateprinters against the use OF
In the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, has not
yet reached conclusion. The subcommittee Is
divided.
AT the meeting to-day the question as to whether
the whole matter OF complaint properly belonged
10 That committee was discussed. Beside COM
pa, ths y. .n1 Use U seeain presses ana charging
Knights OF Amor conn aia tns, W %r. sn
violates the eight-hour law by working the EN-
pioyes after hours without extra compensation.
=. was Suggesteo 10 the COMMITTEES That THIS last
iannss or TI, ,s propeIy 70 Gne commtCee On
hann, nu ", nuI Within CAe JuriSoictlOn OF tne
Taas ny, anu currency commttee 70 investigate
gan and Iandes Mr. Rr,,mm, heid s ~ tna naur-
Ing and currency committee ought 70 Investigate
porn cnarges:
cbarocsar az IN as 70 ene lhvestlgaIon into Ine
The subcommiftee hear1 irSt sSa annnTss - maI
ing the Complaint. and were conyincsd thai &c
was their dUty RI ionE rurthar intn the
question. Tbey then VISITED the hunean
and heard Mr. Graves stor Ib;S sr sndss Vac
convinced that the methnS oS cordmctinr the mn
reau was ain right and thar no con1ressional In.
yestioation was necessarv NJ Rr,smm came r.
mite INHERENT concInston na sata 70 &c ~
reporter todaV that tor his mart ha was readv r.
make report against the hnrean 'o-' ~
Mr.. DarFan. alter hearing hot s,des n, tho caSe
and consisriny the mares csrarnitw is stfii some
what doubtful as to Whar ia the hesi cours to n,r
sne The natfar So 1 a. ' 1I S, ,n n ~, p q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
DemOumced Rr00 the PuDplG.
MIA wooDwokrHs FAITH CURES Cause MANY pfrfYl
WORDS.

special to the New York World IRON Cham
bersburg, Pa, February "a, says: The excitement
caused here BY Mrx WOODWORK, the trance evan.
gelist and faith-cure worker, already az fever
heat, has been intensified by the efforts or the
preachers 20 drive her from the town. These cul-
minated on Sunday In an attack on Mrs Wood
worth by Rev. Father 0'Rellly, OF the Corpus
Christi Catholic Church, who from the pulpit de
nounced Mia Woodwork and her so-called faith
cures He said that he would allow his members
TO visit Protestant churches without serious repn
mand, but that n any Of them would attend the
services OF Mrs. WOODWORK they would he visited
by the direst penalties OF the church. and that the
same course would be pursued BY Catholic priests
Another minister, Kew. J. Hamburger, also de-
nouncod theevangciist at her own meetings. charg-
ing her with laoof1ng Tor money, but MA Wood.
worth retorted In such bitter tones that the
preacher was forced 70 leave the hail The meet
fnos last week were held In the ASSOCIATION build
ina soon TO be dedicated to the use 81 the u NJ. c.
A, but the association was 30 much opposed 70
her that the hall Is closed against her, ano the
meetings viii henceforth be held In the King
street Cntsd nrothren church In spite Of the de-
nunciattons OF orthodox preachers and their ser
mons against her, she announces her Intention OF
erecting permanent tabernacle for her followers
TO Worphlp IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
sales Of Real Estate.

q: o. Claughton has bought for $4,000, Of D.
A. Windsor, sub 40. 81. Isl, 20 by 1852, on p
street, between l7tn and 18th streets northwest
b. h. Warner & Co., have recently sod for s. o.
Palmer TO Edward w. Byrn, lot 80, So. 2lO, on
for Sc per 50. foot.
john K. Myers has bought for $500. of susan B.
Robinson. sub lots 50 and 20, 50. l53, 80 feet on
New Hampshire avenue and 1876 IeeC ON Riggs
Place, between r and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

pEPLoRABLE RESULTS OF TWO GIRLS GHosrLY MAS
QrERADE At A MERRYAAKINa.

VtEhADE a A
CHICAGO Feb. 2S.-A dispatch from HillsbOro
Ohio, says: six miles southeast OF this place lives
VIM. Means, a wealthy farmer. Last Thursday
evening the young folks Of the neighborhood met
there AT q merrymaking. While The fun was al its
height two mischief-lOving giIls named Stover'
thinking only OF little additional sport, lett the
house and dressed up In ghostly fashion. They
wrapped themselves In sheets, put on false faces
made OF dough, and then burst suddenly in upon
the guests Four young ladies tainted at the sight
OF the awful apparitions Two were restored to
consciousness without serious trouble, and two
others Misses Dora L. Atkins and Lizzie CLANCY
were restored only TO pass into a condition OF
frightful deiirium, screeching and crying con-
stanlly. The physicians hold but slender hopes OF
the recovery OF their reason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Transfer Of Real Estate.

DEEDS In fee have been filed as follows: B. H.
Warder to Elizabeth X. Smalley, sub LOT, 50. 80;
s. J. G. Butler to Theodore NJ Rudd. subs and
b, SO. %73; 5000 j. NJ. Pruett 10 John Farrell
part 4. 50. 10; S1,1OO. j. w. Curtis to J. p.
Turner, part lot Ii, square SIG; $3.50. Char
lotte Aisquith to ]. 8. Lyon, lot Ii, So 637; g.
George ID. Todd to A. b. Duval sub T. SO. CAB; g.
A. b. Duvall to F. Leonard, same property; $l.2OO
ID. A. Windsor to Hermione q. Claughton, sub. 40,
SO. 157; $4,000 {. Early to Z. N. Gallaudet,
trustee, part :, So I'll; s. 8. Aman ct al, trus-
tees, TO w. Koch, part 70, 50. 454; g. Mary v.
Branigan 10 w. X. Decide, part Mt. Pleasant;
$2,3lS.53 Susan +. Ward to same. same property /;
S,3ls. % ,; W. Beall to same, same PROPERTY;
block 20, Long Meadows; $3.50. Matilda A.
Robey ct al to Z. Darlington ct al part SO. 67S;
part sub. A, So 797, and part 2, 50. s79; $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
I'd EDITION.
--latest 1al8gIanS to Hle Star.
THE COLUMBUS TRIAL.
Prosecutor Euiing APPEAR I'm Com
with His Head R.uda4ed.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, Feb. U.s. Prosecutor Huling came
into the courtroom this morning leaning on the
arm OF friend His head was bandaged and his
cheek badly swollen, but he sat through the
session. His assailant was not in the room.
Allen o. Myers was placed upon the
stand for further cross-examination, but nothing
new was elected except that he hatly CONTRA
dcted defendant, Z. X. Montgomery, by saying
that he was at home on that Sunday morning.
Further croSs-examination will be gone into when
Geo. Cole, manager OF the Western Union Tele-
graph produces the originals OF certain kilograms
sent BY Myers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

From the Contemporary Review.
1t Is different with the dark races and the red
races. Owing probably to some hitherto untraced
popularity OF either their physical or more proba
bly, their mental constitutions. alcohol In any
quantity seems TO set most Aslatics-the Jews are
an exception-on IRE, to produce an irresistible
craving for more, and to compel them to 60 on
drinking until they are sunk in stup0r of tntoxi-
cation. They appear to delight but little In the
hilaratiOn produced BY partial fnebrtety, and to
seek always total release from consciousness and
its expressions. The condition OF .'dead drunken
mesa" which few even OF drinking Northerners en-
JOY to them delightful. II NOT drinkee for drinkee.p
SAID the Madras man: II drtnkee for drQnkee."
Alcohol is therefore TO such races an infolerable
evil and its consumption by them Is in the eyes or
all strict moralsts an immortality. II Is the doing
OF thing known TO be for that man evil This de-
sire To drink for drinktng's sake probably became
stronger when the Aryans descended from the
land OF the grape TO regions where II cannot be OBJ
tained yet where arrack can be made in every VII
lnge; and their early legislators therefore prOhib
TIED the use Of alcohol with an absolute rfgor
which produced In the course OF ages an instinct
i've adherence. No respectable hindu will touch
alcohol In any form, and the Mah0mmedan re-
stiction which is said cost Islam the adherence
Of tho Russian people, seems 70 Hindus supple
mentary evidence or tine divine origin OF the creeds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Local NOte1

Georgetown, was filed to-day. He leaves 70 his
mother, Lavinia Thompson, and brothers Jupiter
and Lindsy King, or Tennessee his personal prop
erty, subject 10 his wife's interest therein. He
leaves his real estate to his sister, Fanny Thomp-
son. FOR life subject to his w1fes interest and then
TO her children. Chas. Lawson Is named as execu-
tor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
An Execution IA Toronto.

TokoSro, req. 2s-Robert Nell. the murderer of
John Rut.edge, guard at the central prIson. was
hanged at O'Clock this morning at the jail Neli
made a speech on the scafold DENYING that he
was quite calm, and showed no signs OF fear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Five Engineer Remain at Their Post

Five EngineefS Remanin AZ Their ROst.
GALEsBrRG. ILL. Feb. 2a-The o1icias Of the
Burlington Road succeeded IN getting nearly all
the passenger trains out this forenoon nearly ON
time. Thus far fiye OF the old engineers are re-
ported loyal 10 the company. Tine officials report
The prospects brighter. The Brotherhood has ex-
PEELED the recreant engineers and will publish
them. A number OF engineers have been sent here
from the outside aud more are coiniLg. The strik-
ers are quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

ST. LorIs, Feb. 2S.-The trial OF the Bad Knob.
bers began At Ozark, Mo-, yesterday. The defense
asked for severance OF the lndct IN the case OF
simmons. Jno. Mstthews Whey Natthsws Jones
and WIN. ~ eac ~. oner separate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
4 Western Rai,road yxar.

ST. LoUIs, Feb. 2S.-The Missouri Pacific and st.
Louis and san Francisco roads viii meet the big
cut OF The NettletoA system to-day, ana the pros
pect Tor vigorous war IN the territory anected is
very bright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

FEST L18CT. J. b. H. PRsHINR. 18th INF, having
been found incapaciated for active service has
been ordered home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Death Of nonsiynor Mcazanus.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Monsignor bernard A. i.
McManus, aged stxty-nine, rector OF 81 JonnS
Catholic chul en- died this mornirg OF bropchitia