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disease. from .'I-ower Anlnal.. Y

The lower animals, as we are pleased
to call them, have a. way Of revenaing
themselves for some of the injuries they
receive from TIE higher animal. man.
They contract diseases In a mild form,
and communicate them as rirulent cpl
denies TO their masters The cow has
slight attack OF scarlAilna-so slightthat
il hardly causes her Inconvenience a
deadly infection breaks ont among those
who drink of her mix. From report
which has Just been compiled bt Or.
George Turner for Tie local government
beard, il appears that diphiheria may be
oua OF the diseases which we catch from
animals. PIGEONS suffer from drOnp,
horses and swine from sfranzJes, . lambs
from sore throat; all which affections DR..
Turner thinks. mar develop into Aiph-
iberia In human beings Tic worst or
fender is the dcnestSccat, which Is very
liable 70 suffer fIu1a a cold in the head and
chest, and To Isass Il on IN, much worse
tornl u children. ST. James Gazette. !.
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a pocrOR RrARaEn

huIlEIs, Mo, Jan. Nv Wednesday morn.
ing DR., Williams, OF Hume, this comfy.
WIS stabbed In the loft side by William
a.. W. /" snoenlnker inc wound WINS at
nrSt considered not dangerous but the
he,rs s MdSlve y INIT the cavity around the
FAM y 1 s,.ih ~ w ming neutrality-suspicious.
bavI" NJ ~ nI1provNkvu attack, the doctor
WlllIema hn' noMr before separntosl Ed.
mniaT W., n's youhk nrotn9rr, an ! the shoe
store Sbivrrs went u his shop, nnI RS ms
turning 70 the drug store with knifc
s!luNk the doctor III tho left side several
Dr. Williams is 0ne phvs,cion md
vers il IN lAll. w '''""''S' PM
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ACTIVITY M coppEa,,

-" ! uHA' Jan GA revival Of interest
'u p,D'' we transactions At the metal cx.
v''a''s' 'Os'aS' ON the second call the mar
ny ny moved nnw@lI AND SIG was paid and
JANUARY which held tim all Sla *.
SslGspg N&!S for February, and Sid, S0CS
! Mse m MaTvh, The total traIlsacl
estimated AZ q 100000 mounds. Of Which AZ
lsSNst 'wn-thiraA was tdr immediate export
AuVTeY from london report that tho mar
ket IN Gnu slMrs opened strong 1t GSi s.
.ur spot The. trcn6h Syndicate anXlously
looked for sellers, but was met with az
t ,n' caution. Al The markets close 4ss
Tor spot, holders standing out for leSj.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

The Missouri Pacific, "Ft scott Route,
wilITun pallnnn Shoppers through 80
Los Angeles. Jan. Il 2hd feb IA, without
change from Wichita Berths can bs s,'dIf
III on application at theciiy ticket o0iceils5
North Main stl Parties M q distance re-.
Questing bertiik reserved by mail can b.
assured they will get the best location 70
be had iii tie chr This Is the only line
selling round trip tickets at the old Tatn
of $50, and the two excursions leaving
Wichita Jan Ieth and Feb I1th, will AZ
fora the nublic the only opportunities ~
take advantage pf this exceedingly los
rate Ticssss are good going and RETURN
ing different routes. y. q, KEEkAN,
4 4I.tf Pass and Ticket AgsiIl
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shot him TWICE
A CAETLEMAN SHOT AT ANTHONY.
Walter +. Treadwcll, a Harper
County Cattle King, Shoots
Chas. Z. Clark.
One Bullet Goes Into Clark Just Below
the Heart and One Breaks
His Thigh.
wifs| ,snicidss.;Rstlsssi as4dtna,
ants miscellaneous List, u other :
Casualties and CrimeS ,

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. Jan, IA special
to the Republican Traveller from, Anthony.
states that Walter f. Treadwcll. the great
cattle King, shot Chas. c. CLARK. his old
@me partner, this evening, wounding him
WalE' One shot entered his body four
,hcnes below the heart and another broke
his left thigh six inches below the Joint.
The difficulty occurred in Clnrk's room IN
the Bennett house. the origin Of the
trouble is not known, Trcadwell nave
himself up to the sheriff,
A restraining order has been issued. Inv
Judge Herriek against the conteStees
from taking their seat on next MONDAY
pending the final determination az tbs
suit.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

The discussion over tine alleged simuItanc-
Gus appearance upon the streets of whita
horses and red headed girls has reached d
point in the west that reminds one Of the day.
OF IS, IA and IS puzzle, the chestnut bell and
the ''punch conductor" song. The superstiI
ton Is neatly hit or by a Kansas paper, a.
follows: T,
. whoever says 30 is liar roared n chol-
eric old gentleman from Dexter one morning,
standing in front Of the city half @Thess
stories are got up to play upon the creiulity
OF the country people I'm CITING tired
Lock there now, there's a red headed girl, red
headed Jill you cantr rest. Where's any white
horset Just as easy as roliin' OF a log to
provet the original OF the fad liar. don't
believe there's q white horse within iuilel7
But CHANGING to gaze in the directionof the
h'gh school hearse was seen, to which NOT
one, but two milk white Steetix were hitcheh.
The Dexter man tainted. TO this may be
added that columns have been written ex-
planatnry Of the white horse coincldenee with
out satisfying the public
Fosslbiy the reason why when a red beaded
Eid appears ON the street white horze soon
alakes hls appearance VIII have 70 b sought
Tor IN history. THIS suggestion Is thrown Dat
Ior what II IS worth, Array back in the EARLY
AHA NY ptlan DAYS fpd hsaded girls
were very justly priced above alI,the mem
eers Of the sex. Men fasEht. ble4l and died
Tor their smiles, ..aud they wercquize theirase.
Cleopatra herselt, we are t5la, was Ihe pIls-
sezsor Of an auburn head, AMI Helcn II Trl5r,'
some conteud. was equally fortunate Al i
weR known, the belief IN ia, trans
migration Of souls was ;tfeu pgsrnleut,
ba ed upon reasons now lckt TO ptiIczcphy.
and conspicrnusly brave men kiIlsi ii batfle
took the forms, under the Smiles u Jupiter,
o. white hofseS Ne can iEIisgfn-. then, Llaat
Nnsa gallant knights went for1h 10 bzttae
alter pasicnats aiissss 10 t1eir anbtrn
teadsd hele1s Ana CseopstraS, sid fosinsl
sAeEassives after lerrc ctalfirt with lie
hartaIisns. Iiraprisiy s,reds IL sssoiry iiaIlks.
that memory Of their Iozr ilsps d srslE IL fi<ir
sqasne he.eis Il snay te thht s1sse fssibns
~ HE slial@gcf ,rhif- hofse+ are SIN follbo.
.llEs Fsd Eeasl-tl girls arnur.sl or coirss. il
tnls pFossIls' 4gS. no IEys jourHaB kns simal &c
sfgi'e Slish rsas-.ss;.oT. lIlt Tie folks 4hs-
s-sileEe tliat Is<Fa are nl1re things in hentea
ai'a Earth than am aIr-nlsd 81 IN our ph1lus-
s.pnFs Horatso. c-n annnze themselves aitk
Toe sHsssstioa SshrdS viii tieay th.s he
nssss hes>s : = or1Dnal Of t4sss-N.ron
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! kILLEp az THE CARS.

ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 7.-Jpseph Lynch, a
teamster, was struck by the west bound
passenger train on the Rock Island road,
ut the Hickory street crossing at so'clock
this morning. aud almost instantly killed.
lilo was walking, and lad sstelpedIed etlln
Hannibal track to allow thar East bennd
passenger to4pars. and in doingSo, stepped
upon the tyHck OF Lie Rock Il laad 4 just as
the west bound train was coming IN. lie
leaves Il wife and one child, besides an
aged father and mother.
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eALK.LLNe rouaNAMeMr

~ l"V's'""l', THE first oil the after
noon games in The balk.lin tournament
today was between Thatcher and Charley
sohaeIcr, each toplay los points. Thatcher
w w N11ss..y Whilr ms oppdhent was making
',,,,o, L4lspN Wig n9noyAn played the
T e"",an GAMe' Ille hahuicAp being @OtO l50.
Ss,1V y, WON, Donovan mMking los Cat
%" IN nes' run was % md average GFs.
"a ~ S uiiuarHo had been lifted against
~, l"s'lu.WIr IournNlhS4ts, but I'VE Will
that no would withdraw Ii Ives Mas MI
lowed to participate, and that settled IT.
Sl0sson went to Chicago. this morning
Ito Is TO return next Monday. =
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AssAssfNA1En

sAECAnIA, Mo-, Jan. Il--For several veors
there has been a feud between William
turner an" Alex. sumpter two prom
lhsnt farmers OF Iron county, Recently
Sumpter was attacked from ambush Ana
wounded, and caused tile arrest of 'rrYoSer
Who,was tried Yesterday and aconSt1sd
After the. trial Sumuter and frisnd
named Charles Asher raturneI 10 Snmn.
ter's house, and were talking In rhe I,a11l
when both were fired ub0n. SnmMteT vrss
sh4t through the neck and killed, and
Asner was shot through the body aud
Mostaily wounded. He did not see the as
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TORTURED az EtaF

ASHLAND was, dan 7s--I0hn Kelly. a
wuoN 'sl was round ON the streets this
MORN bruised and frtchtfully burned
aOo ~, 'pe heck ana hands. Tic was taken
I'M \" s1'G vo"usS NE where q Doctor is treat
s s.'',., nlnl Aepy says that crowd Of
cIn.s Il i,uuslVet ann until his eyes were
y, ~ Insss nlgnt. and that alterwaTd au-
sI..0,, SsMs ~ upon hlnl ma saloon in his
~ po'srtu WHISKY overs him, and set his
K" "'i,' IN, ansss ms police are looking fur
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THE oERRlNoeR was IoAnen

FAH,f !eX'' Jan, 1t This morning ST.
mon Morris and his sd p.brother. Georp.
AHell, each about G years OF are. wcr.
playing with toy pisldlwith SalIie 1xirt.
patrick, 8gcGl about IA Wears, when f;anrT',,
Aifell secured. a dcrrinaer The Sirl ~
il from him and snaNp3l IL 10 see !; i, ,,,s
loaded, and as il Jailed Ito IRE cocE ~ e
again and holding it herself Told GeSy.,.e
to shoot He pulled the trigger when
the pistol went oil, woInding thr airl In
the hand and killing Simon Morris y
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NATURAL GAS ExpI os,oN

PlTIsBURG, Pa, Jan. Annie Bulcher.
Aou"g lMly hvlng with her parents on
Sou'h Ihlrtleth street, went into the cellar
tnls morning with lighted lamp, and an
explosion OF natural gns followed which
partly wrecked the house and damnpcd n
number Of dwellings, I'M the vicinity Mis-
tn sI was thrown TO the ground and
tempted TO rescue her and WINS main f,,II,,
burned on the hands and face. The explo-
s aI1h WIS caused by leak in n main which
nlie31 the cellar with gas. The loss was
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

Commenting Oct. i5lb ant rnhtimHha
uniil April ian, the Missouri pasallc ~
Stait gosfta, Will sell notifd TIP tickhts -
1ackkonFillf and Pensacola. -, ~ aua.
Charleston MaGDn. Mobile, NHy Ofinsfs.
San Ahtmt0, ISAiFrsi0n, Houston and al
other winter resorts ~ The soutl
81 EXTREMELY l0u tafes Thf-1
ficksts an food nntli dnhs 10 -
rtfur1. I8le Missouri PAslhc. bsNiii-s
AIiordlng ttufifte tha gTeate.t numtsr -
routes 70 tflect from. and allowing thsu
- rt3urn Different ririts, i ths UIly Hne
Pr0Yifinx 9th Pnilmen ADD frs ftrlinlnz
chait serf5tr For firkef. usfis t1uflsfs
gtitdts o. aay Information call ~ ~ -
dFstst n. g.. KssrSu. iasssngar and tlrkst
sgents ~ n Main stfssL 1etf
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A WIFE XII

ST.. PAUL MINI, Jah. THE Pioneer
Press learns from Sioux Fails D.kot.
that Tom Murray, who arrived there from
Sioux City yesterday, shot bis wife This
afternoon and then himself KILLING bor &,
stantly and inflicting fatnI ,yonSd S',. =.
s "l,..sell. me woman, who was very hand-
nU,Ie, calle 10 sioux Falls ten days ago
serving u term In iafl for Jrinninv s ssh"Ia
in theF wall"s He shdt her ,vhG7a Cha r,as
sewing II button ON his overcoat, "''7
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A REMARKABLE ACcInrMr

PITlsD6EG, Jan. IA Post Erie. Pa
special says;
A remarkable accident occurred ON :,
west bound Lake Shore train this morn.
ing at Westheld, n. J. DIR. James Gaxso-
way OF Portland, Me-, and his son .Iap,es
II years old, We're passing from ons car ~
a e-nSn ~ Wnlle the train was running and
gale plnWlpS; The LAP was lifted oil the
the ground His skull was armsheI and
he was picked up dead Amir. EntNu ~
Buffalo, who attempted TO 1nfch ~. So ~
was thrown from theJ train INT no -,
qOuSly injured, ny
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pEslRous al az AruE

raw fAw Mich, .la't ADDS Wealth.
erwaN, one Of the bollcs Of this ulnce. de-
~, mqIysnteIy shot herSel! with a revolver,
N''V NV uIvW from tle t0lus OF her tiVss
!" r rInIs ~ veofYe Eldrldge's house toSlay.
l,naab iv u.iA w nHuy On ugly wound III her
II .e, ~ sellu tehueiIN her unconscious, and ii
~, tcsssSn my VIII ule The cA,l$c of her
s.sN',Vf ~ Guessed ~ rs she was not
Anown 20 have any trOnble. The affair ms
set the town on ends, 1FI -~>''. ' \ 4
,,,s asHsNslA|' Mich, Jan, I,Tlioorge Post. "a
NJ 49, 49,. son 81 MspectaRlel parents,
DS Ss'iISSn nloEplMne with tatal results at
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ME: LosT ALERFp 8. SNOW

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. T.-The
American ship Alfred ID. Snow, whose loss
is reported from Waterford, Ireland. was
one OF the Nevada 6anE's fleet Of wheat
ships She departed fcf Liverpool Aug. 8
IHsL Inc crew consisted OF Capt w. H.
Wiley, First Nate p. II. sullivan. Second
Mate John Child, and tiyenty-six stan,en
Capt, Valleys wife also acrom.
panied him ON the voyage. The carro n
wheat Was valued at $4,000. and was in
srEed. The Alfred ID. snow WIS owned
by T. w. Chapman eco. Tbo,nAstnn
Me. She was built in AS15. and cost SIM
nO0 She was fully insutctl in eastern com.
uafsieS
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BURIED lINkN0WNI

WASHINGTON, Jan. T.-Captain Amos
Gin, clerk In the pension Office. and
formerly member OF General Sheridan's
stalf. died at Providence hospital in this
city ABOUT two weeks ago without the
kuowlege of his friends and was buried i'm
the potters field. The discovery was made
today, his remains had been removed from
the .cenletry and sold TO a medical college,
Investigations will be made.
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CHARGED WITH TWO MURDERS.

NkBRfskA CITY, Neb-, Jan. I.-Iom
buttcrfieid, a young farmer living twenty
I'VE miles from here, was arrested today on
suspicion. of having poisoned his father
and mother. The father died suddenly
and mystericusly last Sunday and the
mother last night. 1t is alleged that But
terrified gave them POISONED whisky: He
coveted his parents property. The neigh
bDrhOOd is said to be rrt.atlY excited.
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CARRIAGE COMPANY FAILS.

MILwLUKEE, Jan. THE Grant carriage
cotnpany's establishments was closed this
afternoon on attachments taken out by
Racine, Wis, creditors agyrrgating about
$4,000. Immediately dhatrel mortgage
OF $50 was made in favor OF The Stand
arm carriage company, the largest cred
itprs. Those connected with the establish
went claim the company IS solvent but de-
cline to give any figures.
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| FREIGHT ENGINE eL OWN up

WHKkLING. ". Va Jan. Alt Came
bridge. o.. this afternosln a yard engine a.
the Cleveland = MariefiA rsad ran into
north bound freight trhin ami the boiler
Ut the freight engins. * hi last ,lf1ss,
Eng1ne9r X l,ark ~ AfarirttA The
fireman, Charles kenItis. III Nee Psaila
delphia, WAS t.asIiy injured and sxsalsle4l-
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MR., FILL Will IcoNr,M,,r

GREENvILGE, Pa, Jan. IA. r. Fields
al extensive lumber dealer, and till re-
Gently joint proprietor with Mr.. III, ~
the planning mill and several stavo farto.
Ttes In Pennsylvania and Ohio. has fniIeT
Executions AgglegatinR S25.M0 are in the
hands al the sheriff, but there l. No nr S're
erty 10 levy on. 1t appcars that n gFnHdnaI
dissolution OF the firm has been In nrn~ress
for some time, and thai ali thc nraneSt,s 90
now, owned by AIR. Flil who viii conti III 10
the business ! n 80
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DouRLY sEMTENcEp.

= BALTIMORE Jan Martin Harity and
Frank Anderson, conyicted of larceny.
we've each,today sentenced to the peiiten-
tiary for three and oncIhalf wears Altar
having been returned to the iocknn liar.
rlty made violent assault on Anderson
In .oSNs i Dnny prncred Htrrltyto BIZ brought
six and ohe-half years.
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THE JUBILEE PResfNTs rxLnn,rrn

knME Jan. THE popes jubilee pres.
ems were placed on exhibition at thu VAT
lean today forthe first time, foreign diplo.
mats, Anumher of Roman arlstocrats and
host Of other guests being present Tb,s
pope entered the hall where the presents
ilau been arranged Mt noon, followed ~
imorty-elgllt cardinals and the whole pontI.
IVA! ~ court. Hdwgs greeted with great ~
5nuslasln aS h" toik his seat on the throne
schcatlino proceeded to read I'M
9ndresS, md 10 Ills Thu pope replied thai
ms soul was deeply moved BY the n,apifcs-
is49uons OF love and veneration reaohinu
nun from all parts of The world, iAe rs.
lyfrcu 20 them asEln evidence of lie power
os tnH pp9Sy, whiph the enemies ii the
church Nalnly attempted to deny.
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A WOMAN. SkIPs 10 CANADA.

ATIcA, n, Y. Jan. 7.-Flora Samlels, the
mother of a large family. and a dealer IN
groceries and jewelTy, is missing from her
home III this city. She is supposed to he
in Canada and is wanted here for fogery.
She also left debts behind her Amounting
70 about S5.OOI
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TWO GOOD WEEKS

NEW York, jan. 1.-Edwin Booth and
Lawrence Barrett, the trngedians. closed
tonight at the Academy Of Music one Of
the most successful engagements ever
played BY any company in this city. The
gross receipts for the two weeks perform
nnces were over $50 O0O
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One Of tie nigss ruzyeaseHs piccesof yzcht
.sls1rifarr yea devised Is tlss fosssisnz laFatogy
ssesi in several u sls iii1pcEtci GUITARS The
aafhs iariEldFs tank FIR HtseF, Ezstlt4aln
aisfia 4sss6isd tank beictF Tor pas.s ~at4r. Al
Ia che fraz-. tie dimensions II ne largest
rszs l,einz 5aeet 5 inrhss high, foot Glincsies
NIsia All 5 iDel.rs rxfFFIns dtTsth TIA b<sssn
loijj up vIsAa not IL uas. sfnTfI;ug tbs xatkr
IL Il dos -. H'ns.a nI.sn ne pnter Ifatcst
ami discs for sap and tE1lSa5ss nFs s5sa H.
SSN ftEk sEsil iIsd Expfaz
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LOIS az eNnM

Y MARQUETTE, Mich, Jan. THE snow
fall in the upper peninsula for the last
l19rty-elghs hours has been unprecedented
Y 2 - last night two feet had fallen on a
level and The Storm still continues All
trains are late and general blockade ID
nrOhahlp ~
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the WEArnFe.

. MAsla ny. Jan \ la m. IF or Ms
~o'.t ~ Nollsr' followed hy warmer, fai..
''.'a, ilssn g brisk noSthwostcrly
For Kansas; Colder, followed nv ,,Sa,n,l
er tair weather light to ifrSh northeriy
Winds, beeon hig Variable.
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The STRAITS FROZEN OVER.

CHEBoYGAN, Mich. Jan. 7.-Thc straits
are now frozen over rs far as the eye call
reach ih either direction. The ice-crusbet
st. Nlghace, coming up In February, will
meet with innlence barriers and solid
field. Of ice, and her ability as an iceE
crusher viii be thorO ughly tested.
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COAL MlNE AcnnENr.

Marquette, Mich, Jan. This morn
ing three men were killed in the Champion
niue IN this county by the accidental
dumping Of the skin in which they were
riding TO the surface. Their names were
John Casey, Carl johnson and ". n. Grad
dock. Two men escaped by jumping.
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Lnstise Michel, Tbs fnnops Frsreh Coisnain-
~. l. said A. lzns 70 hays rrr..sa H. toan.
dairy tats insanity. Or. a. East. fHfo Sierra
tios. Her fsubsst1ess nv refusing q rrsnf
hEr bocaa, bef beplth i hrokan, and tiis i, e
i said. 1skesy - T. III % starrs II ksf pm
and tonFans fan heTs A. : rnls, e1cssJf n
reroinfionaTy Districts. ia i n.or houtsSi 4
s.d n tr-4nd. . . I'D. rh.n - sy-.k.-
Ner YORK Sun.
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ATTEMPTED TRAM ROBBERY

oTTtMwA, Jan. T.-Ap attempt was
made TO: rob the express ON the west
bound Chicago. Burlington g. Quincy
train, which left here at 1l:lO last night,
Two men tried TO force the door between
Abba and Melrose, but were unsuccessful.
Several shots were exchanged. The rob
bers got off ut Melrose.
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THE IOWA ECleI ArIIRE

DIES MONIES Ia, Jan. Z. The Legislature
Assem- bles Monday. United States Sena-
tor james e Wilson his here conducting
his canvas for reelection. His only oppo3
nent Is ex-Congressman Hepburn.
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RuT ThREE IEET

RICHMOND, Ma, Jan. IA FIRE at Louisa
Court House last night resulted in the d.
struction of twenty-one out of twentv-four
business houses and shops in the town.
The losses aggregate $4,000, insurance
$1,000
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TWO ELEVATORS BURNED

ST. Paul, Jan. THE Pioneer Press
lcarps from jamestown, Dakota. that two
elevators owned by the Northern Pacific
and Christian & Co., burned Mt New Rock
ford last night, with $1,000 bushels Of
wheat E
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CAUGHT Snow sllnr

uLENwoou SPRINGS, Col. Jan. This
morning John Neville and a companion
were caught in a snow storm near hare aud
SsA l,E GOWN the monntain in u snow slide
SeHeEal hundred feet. Neville was killed.
but his companion escalcd with slight in.
juVies l.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
TuE'DlTTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
'elehra'lonOf the Great Hattie in pI,Ior
ent Cities T

NhN Nnhk, Jan THE hattle NJ \ ~,
otleans, fought January 4. tSls. was c,n,
n,einutHlc'l tunight.at the lIofrmnn boI,.a
with a dinncr given by the RusIness NJ.
lenr"ratlc association. a letter H.
t[ ''""l resident Cleveland. In which
he saya The Anulvursars of ira hs,,t
vl ~" '.'"s'ta.ss 1he couragc aud military
skill u Andvw Jacks shonIA ho q,
Nn4iy erlUhAtssl Nv All ns.,.i.. ~,
Nhp.e nHtnt lndrates a t,"lisf ~ INV l,l
lelltEal principles which H. stsa,lta WV LVe
!nsintaine's The lesson of hIs r,, "5..A
Vessfi,i AMI MS vigorous lnslstrnCc MAN
me rights cannot. These dAvs ~ IN o "nn
iuhiesl and lnguseil IL M csn.rts y Slie Nv.
.entsAlng - lind business mon nsssrla ir,I.
se4sntE tet Tue purpose Of COMMEMORATIVE
49, thinNA Ai.s advancing sucb Nnditjrsi
sh'ttesls - spem w their Tpwotieni iwd,t'
h.eit necessary ~ The phisprrtty ~ thn,,
..Vhpti. NJ pnHtlcal theory Il VAlnnhIe
business Of The ilenbie. ami wbas n''r .hs
iitesa nlfn unnAHe more GENERALLY M n1iit
aha.ra We shall have safer and he,ter
to,etnog liill, % New York. mnds ,ho
49,. 81 the evening IN response ~ Inv
49, 49,, we state " New YORK ["
Hh thhlfniA, Jan 1.-The nnnt,,crsa -.
~ the hattie " New Orsans W." ,.s,y
htatvd herr thslhy III ,liwnsr , MJs Vsle-
ausplce4 "a the Young Ncnis n.1ra,... t' y.
as-nCiatiun The rnest N An
i-,,r. ~ we ltrhsury faiThild. A
$50 Y, 'vAie, nun President Cleveland
~, NJ ~ VIZ Mplch nv said II am sdre
- ~. 81. ...' Wv mlll'ary s'icress VI Gem
49,. s..si ~. ~, " 'nmmtm0rhtesl, the ahar.
-, 49, s,a,uuet ~ l'rslqent jackson i
el.e seNttWed, the value III stern hOnektv
.nd devotion 10 the peoples interrsts Nh,
- newly taught VIZ
In the c0nrsp III hi. rpn,arks &c.,,
faiwhih aid, "IlecansT M ~, sV .,i'.sl
~ me eisttlVn OF 1881, N Is NOW my
lemqtatig association on bchalf of : n',,,,.
ctratig federal AdmlnisfrktIon ~,
name but one man. that az Vonr ebi.f ~ ~
es7ttiye. 10 call hefore vour n,inds an ~
50 ~ aman who nofv nearly satisfies Nv
see.tieneei The Judgment aud tho hr,riI ~
We people than dus,s any dsher proaInsnt
sititen ~ our country. Under him the In.
aeleelsnTe and dignity Of the executive
80. ~ ns-i,llal y ott govcrnnents have once
more ppen A. firmly established a. thsv
"sfs ~ ths days ~ jackson. -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
A PROMINENT FTGHTER.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, Jan. r.
Louis Mazanatti, the famous Spanish
bull fighter and matador, is to have a ben
eft here tomorrow. There is an enormous
rush for seats In the ring, and nearly So
900 will probably be cleared!