davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-13
splendid Equipn. sntl Magnificent
'oaches! Pullman Buffet Slee1srsl
Trains Always on Time!

he working arrangements between
he Mississippi 4 Tennessee snd tie
linois Central Rsilrcad insures the
rompt handling Of freight buslness
,rwnrdpd over Tie Mississippi and
'rnnesspe Railroad, shipments reach,
* destination following day o: de,
livery at Memphis depot.
,ucin">q rc,slshed to the care Of thu
issisSiFlii 4 Tennessee Railroad a.
:vnphIs, meets with despatch vi
this route.
.'e solicit your business, and r"qn",
Sour calling upon agents for In
formation, etc.
A. J. KNAPP,
-r,'seI Freight and Ticket Asen,
nlenipbist Tenn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27

Fneru,lgns have besn issued sraiusi
g0t-aff q Tot9eu 81 Totteu A Ce't iron
eesks. Fitt-BaFg for slN0eSi hst NE
eiafsas viii nai aeeei the SRA.
A conference hs.fEeen ronn.lifeef 81 ne
Nerfh ~ Aua apathsFa Pfssp5 = s.an
rfinfchea lDnkiar ~ p4riHef ~ effF = :. 50
insissi II anisn. miil ~ held 10 New foff
FheAg.
yhe Insurance On the wfrek1d heIlaoistf
uessoeiua. iasr - c.iiiSrnis. = - ~
- 80 ~ " ~ kimtail saa We pan. -
,s,-s.F. asfd The fsIaasndef y fnf eskis'h.
ys.e ss,errnnn Csarty t.rak, a. i<lni' ~.
~. "a. 49, Ea-s8 ~ tbs Fnsfla tashitf
Id A Yairs hns sssetl aa~snt iof "'Al3 ti'lAs'
Il mhsi. "a. prtsidenas A4eA tne %foa"'A'
re f.rr,tossse a. Asbeury bry9n, seYsn
,r.',-s -. ~ ef Ssaras "a Iisf, a. tiesif
~ - ~ 10 atas. tgne bfFna, ss<a =,
t,s-isainr In tie a4Gfa
a,tel..nr n. Pa. fzfing fsnafea
.1.',,..i s,.,ssss ana fsier h4'1hso
..,ss..-s sls.@ Nss Da8ftxtAy I'D Mpnfs
.ssv h,s-g4s saeen stairs aitd nfv4e ~
nrsk -
.ss's.-s.l 81 glfssslise, fa Neffn<@tHy
sf....v -. f-..s. ~ t1G ffef - = s@tH
80 samhsr Ksfl aaa TIVE {eefg 81.
- 49,. f.....i 5asHss ssssi. TIE f4f4tFa1
-. rs-esss Is 40 exsAueisa fessstas o.
,-....s..-vssss,a ,af. tAa sa.ysAs eia hNs uh9
=. ..s.ir AS fsfx IL ftacskk f0f tiasAV
- f.,'ss =, ,.Fa4sss sls y ellstHfss Szfat n ~.
-. - - e.. u l.lasknpeu, go
= - "a al. - efrsett4 y. A<
s,.-l 4, !, lsr.ss ~ !. nzz iap4 e1
ee.z.lox " \. HqT.ia ia4 - 49,: =
4. sa,e sslne sie1ain- HAh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
AN EASTERN STORM
The Prairies Wrapped in
Their Winding Sheet.
oyEnHEap CRY wIRxssnokKS
Heavy snow. FelioHed hy severe
Cole. fresn Chicaxo 90 KAnsas
City and ~. Psnf,

Cluctsc. ner. 1l-Tlse siEaa1seer,ace
predicts fan ef iS 70 10 Gesreez before
uaerniaT. heavy saaw and wiaa storm
prevails At Ces9g Espils, n.
IS iaF IS heass iro.a. The sssru exssnEs
thsoasa Iowa. SastaNesseru n ssoayf and
Part - Kansas, TasoashsUt uezt ef this
rcsioa wgt saew Is fal.iee, Ia TIC nelsh.
seroroi a{ EanssS CITY ia has taken tho
form cs sseEb Attls uNen 70 lav fale-
g1aultr scsstee aftWsea gaiS elky auA Kas.
fis A-sg Aas ahtseetF p7astrAtgsi. >4lec
tafl faiac Improvement has sakea 9isct
DEs MasSss. Dee s. -SnuW brean fsy.
sax shsilt id e'caek aud has reNanara
~ t-T ,fTnsily cVer since. aseunfaa Ia
as aetaH Wt0t. Iisart 81 aaa4G 3 ft4s ~
sfaa go g atrs 9ls hgals slElstss4l "a ~ sss
ha lNaf tsAYsi Is stcs siGlh isafiestesA The
= nersEsT j. iatsuz
htN~ks cgff. b.-g 4s-Esss useats sfel
aNa sneu usekFa tsgre asiaas tie
Slre~ TOE ls.rasauh.f = ~ sasstfsS e.
csta-t p - tifr asas. EN- f4TsasS -sistif. sla-
iaf ASA reass-a8 Flf service Taa electric
hsai company Hsss is aa12. anA ms
1aiif.ia L sasfse temporary iaeahNeniaueea.
slao Atstitea aser ihn fa'spAaae gon.
taaF. y hica estimates is isfs AZ s2R4R
l,siitipt 3 q s13aa.s els,.eI auI ihe suau-
faii has c,esea
sE fast. uae al-Fram tha r5I4
aea BIZ 20 .ae tasi ffa tays aehaarl. has
rtiiet, ana fauigat a tig snna stssria Is
fsslas ln ihe ssl3iseFn pAyt 81 hBsh fhla
state naA Naka chamberlain, Tax rt.
fae.ts tau Mtsssari flpez aslsi afssn ana fas
" aiAef ta See r4Fft. IS latiGer iAaa in tle
ftafgs south ti hssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
A HIDDEN CORPSE.
Mystery of a Philadelphia
Murder.
Lees cur orr. skull CRUSHED.
Boys az Play In Fairmount Park
Find Two Bloody Bundles Con-
tafning Mans Body.

Z PHlLarELFHIA, Dec. 81 Fszrty cs hs5ys
while playing in East FslrmeaHf PARK 10
day. "a the vicinity os tie neW city Fea r
voir, found two bnnsles in ser;3sn Of !
new S-iacs water main stored there. IN
Which we're the uaIiiafei remains o 4
I nursaa body. Evidently 4 most horrible
mur2eF ha1 been eeEaTEitfed. The Iefs
/ had bsen eat OF eIgse 70 the trupk. TIE Jeff
hss4ag been eas wi.h a sharp knlfe aad
I the hose saved thranga The ofhet leg
lF1s iikeWlse cut and the hone was rartgy
sawed. lia The fraak we're ihree salTFs.
tue o.teT o1sr being fazee of dark asuael
A ieziaar strap Was around tbs waist TIE
arnls sgere nai ssVeresi fFaal the body, bar
were gsed 60 frNnt a she wrists witl .sag.i
cord. The 41esa was sEuEaei ia hsszvfble
manner a. the Ia 4 asz.i fhsre wFrg three
,eTTibe kulie Vcunss ca taie side of the
face. Ths leis 54x aas ass broken.
EaE hojy j. evidently hat o. c TTsisa,
tsrshstls ass5Jff - sass u age. NcaT tac
siacs where TIC t5s1ales y r. PLACED vas
ioaud portion of q nesslssYsT dated D.
c.ssnfssr "a. tfe apps araaoe sf a hleh Ia
ii aset that il hai been a esl Ter fse par
pas.s af v iplng Gp blaof, Ga Fae maFgta
of the paper MAS written iE ENgllsa. Ehe
writing ae5ng eyiaent = taat II German.
TIE ssorgss. "keesIler Ee'sb, Butsoksn
Hotel, En4 right nEl&s- tliflsc esEs- r.
peat,as several tfraes- : piston II an
oiaer newspaper stained with hlood a4s
als3 found
There arc wagon tracks al around the
spot. hat tire police are oi the Osiniea tia.
they Gers made hy wagons EaWltHg tAe
material used ia the reservoir. The
tracks. however. appeaT Ia have been
maize b. a y bee arrow. ana these ia
gcssiga.ing The ease are hoieftl that taiis
faav Prove a eiu- 20 asd them IN GaraFei-
iaE tGe mystery which now surrounds the
crime
Late last nigh, aardeueF living on the
border af the rark utsr where the remains
were found. Whs awasroet hy toe furious
harS ing Of his dogs. He selzed gis revolver
:. d san oar doors. He sSY a. object snov-
ing fra1n the direction of the park aud
hsiled Il Receiving N reply, he went 10
iae Reservoir hotel aud to.u iae Pfoprie-
tor. John Hinsf. who also went oaf Into
the darkness ard Saw "A man walking from
the direction Of the reservoir. BE called
80 toe man 20 hAit. bat his command re
cefYed 30 attention. and the mysieFfOas
visitor 10 the park disappeared in the dark
ness
The spat where the ghsstiy remains
were found is a very lonely ouc. aad a.
this time Of the yeE- ) seldom visited By
ANY ose, and the poiiee, thcrefare. think
the rarfies H!Dsi aud the gardener saw
are connected with the crime which lead
10 fhe placing OF The b0dy in the neglected
portion OF the park.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
rnE mAnmaEmKAn rnE.


HAEr1zaEaa- Mas Dee - LAS.
nights a7e baFasa pssF a 4--s u L zrsss
Tne ha1iLlsazs sarrasaziisg saas ia whs 5
the arr ss3s.s3 sgege 4ossea. asss3 Is saessst d
as L evsryElse9s a srAsk fsEs -. stared.
In Gve a1ins-es frasn the tisus the Er.z
ala-as wzs rars the Eao'e assiats fasli. n
Vas ia azzass Assistance wzs sura anonsd
froEa Lsna, salen and sHaaar,eos'. sas
these elEses s4sicsly resg@-nsiei. 7 Is rsfi-
mated taa. the lass = het~eea s lsafC0 aaG
s5o0o0o TIE entire shoe-s -s1azzFaesHriux
e'ullcinsz, ihe pFiEciY41 bssiaes- ef tae
toEu, sAs szFasd 50 TIE grsaus Fally -
Buildings Eeere consumed. The Games
spread Ei.h sneh reta4lg sesu,e}y say
tang Was saved. Eas tenzass r4sleia.s
Ia E1e Dwelling ssss.ssss @eEe cosuRletssF
cle4asa ouG Alter a~kilE ap gas greet
sd0e faett-y. J1c tlfs, tfals stands q /
SNAIL teGserseat houses were construed
VISA -2ptdifF. II scH1Rfsi - is tsa cattle
i8n a. sssee7as-.- Bus hy shtS n hep
hal arrived. TIE cl4y Haz asssc.1 Wlfa
ssrazsz - tFssfd a5i fse SsleFsssz-sJssag fagH.g
and oeaossS fiss Gre Nas aaslrt coat-l.s.
fass solid alst hars Was ~ 4asr. sssS.
itsd 81 nse tes1 syvrt oyef aeGrig tle
same district. u5euE the Frsasre>S "a t.e
present tirs several ,.s f,ssssaesss ae1e leasss
faiig l4a1 sFozE men s,re t.frssssa alt % g12-
rlogfnrat- Inc laCa.sr of halidigls a9.a-
s1saea :. estimated 81 fss.EteA . ami tsA
LeSs, KscEr HUSREEB sf1aEsASn.
The Iaest relsabie essilnases es ias total
las-H- arr ss.-&e. a1A / % ~ more ins q
fnr0gu .ui 81 eG1psaylne4sf ASH faeSg
iaMtil EcuGere3 tssns ssssazlss hufGfie,s
TART F-scserl structures We avsffaes e
Tkirfren Weee dHei {ag bagsSs. - shue
fstt8-ses and l. snisces isleous. - quickly
s4il the 1amrs spread EGat shoie nioisS
were Tuia. 3 u j. minutes Is il Boss rss
mated taai us;acgn sishi AID ulEe seres
ere n as1 ever Jeagses ghoafe. rho
broke a lgg BY JaDniug from 8 Second
sissr1 wiuSegs. j. tae ualS lafarea pafs9s3
reported,
Ile heat on all sides was - Intense thei
TIE esrtssuI2ss we're cracked stfst eFutub..si
stssd ear sa5ss were igslszea usI 81 saapG-
Iae water S1upsF was ira 3eQSate. N3Hs
of the manufactures tts4Hk lt pnss3hic "a
rehltia tiis y ter AMI tAsre i general
feeling u d. y ssuu 10 the f3su
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
PORTLAND Nnws.
rhe Naval Sssties casaai~.iea- mig
aEar--.sas.- fsrraA.

PozTltSn. De - Capt S.a-,-. nost
as'-ss- ssrf~ cii.r, uiii iraHs hrf- sssr : sfsie
ueKt Nsx Nit1 fhe tsssssaTs issss Er,s,,5s,s a
= vst faFct Soaaa 10 seleus q Ste f.s- !
fses Herrsu. q icaSshsr rasa. re,--..ss
r'sdsy taxf hts fslaaiA. Hearv 49, 81
yesTS 90. Rss .ir8aus..i a. ~. s.s.,- - fss
fcFSfn sfHset faris tais ssarlinr. ltrses
a-fsa7,asux - kencen. lsssf q f.s-sns. = saa
traslfssra Intr ias 80. Is. s4ssss - ariak nrf
= - 4ss1 ftffa hts tsaslsy- T1esslav. be
rt-fasiTsssi 4 letter ffun hFs alfe. .asffsg -.
hsf inhsFis-a a hsryaae IN pfnrrsrk as
Fss ieSzins him - eegae p use. Shs en-
q ssf fae usauer. With WhtcN - rsf
eruuk. ed nz ia hi dessh
Henry Nsppel. WAfe aantisr 90 Saa-
Fies tsaf xeEferiav. sneau etc-s-s = rsssl-
ssr % fret i-sne. witch saaie a i,.Ss A. ,ifsg
animal
Bealzmia JaueWey. father ~ Rsehari
@anr a.. weo Was haaGtAs bsrS frssa
= esha - sfAaa rriai fsf r1bhlac -.
Seiie siairs sasit has sssr.i J y. us.taa
- sssssf es'asSvS, Haaaa ha3 janeNas
ne Va Wurth Saas whsa ie fsrrss'e.f
hsiss fer his ssn
Cars Nailuzs niacs ter sae trap-uve-
iart.s ~ AaaElra bay n = rsSt ef sisa00
AS tseen arerosed ~ commission t,ssi
/ hagdeuFy.
Toe fuf.sfsi ~ DR. Rsgrvaan Jennsa-z
7e dlse oregon Cstv issf Setunlsr
tlos pssee Uuilor iAe auspc=s q fhe
NaSeate Efs-1 81 & 81 slfssa,s4 sr,s rhs4
Nssfisa Fefefsie 20 IS Hfssfstcan. fS3 john
A'far4s-e ~. psyt Er4ad gaas.ef. ttsf saffna-
- casI ass tfe siilaf sncwtsF sc TIM
grand sgssee ef 7rerfa.
fiilf prisoners ia fhr ei-v lsIl a'issfar,esi
% h-gsS aft iass uicat - sseiaE a. iruH
far - iAe A. sind ~. raa f..iisi.rs sgsse
s-e1 "a lrp g. ffe eraasa f-on fh,.
p H. ceftlsel ure Nn alarr was
gwen &ass fhs c~tai,a ns istasfs fNFeasesi
ms a4ifrz.Q.ta tsn lFaNffa eAlrrgd sac
house % IssrtaN tglaitr. Ga ihr rsst sisle.
aad c5'inEssuz.si Nrs HisapR % eiFe fhem
siraes a{ns e eat 81 IL ssn. wha Nss ia
~ 80 ttafss so7i. Eranassi pistol ans
a-sis- ist rs .ft's g. s71- -sa.r f-seap ss
efi'a- tilt A.sioa car rei .ae ,Fhes ass
started Oh }si dith hin Or ghs aus thr,c
p'A-r tranFs r-scs.-t tlr faifaE Nothing
as9Hiefi. j sn sagiei Gigrf tee f,.ilDYss
aH y ss assisted ia iee ehAsc hF tlageer
AIsra7ffs. tsree ~ thega Wer. taraursl
iu fnite ruu E4l tne Htaar ssunaa EH-r
haliri tso1i H.slofs p.s-ol paigr 4 d
his htad
C1mnlitees repr seuiine Sae fnea'iy -
tne s1a5s university sBi iAg PoHlanG
s-Hapi dirVi ir- are conf, fsin- wlfh "a y5pa.
~ e'iUfHuz uuifa-la csgress.um % thar
q sfas lafe q the PsFtlaua b 80 seiioa can
cHtcr THE uu vrr-lft wlfHQut gndafa u.
i'--llliuary eSaa- lAfian Plrsiieat Jaar-
ssfu VI fAc HuiVersifF. eha = iu ihe cisV.
ssNr Z j. the inirntiuu tn extend siniiiag
p-1yiisse- 70 thc higa sceaol q oghes toaas
IN 40 State
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
STARVING OREGON LABoRERs.
Three Hundred Railroad Builders
Peuuilrss at ALBANY.

ALBANY, or. Dee. 2b.-AbOut SO oregon
Pacinc lah0 prs. thrown oar uf employ rne II
Ay THE faslurc OF Goa'raef-rs Jaeas's &
NcugsSs. are ia the cits without money.
The city cou8ti. to-siay pr0yifed the
destitute ones with breakfast Many Of
the uca i,fr for Corvallis. where com
m4tsee Calltd upon President Nash,
who told them thai last week the o elcuu
Pacific paid the embarrassed rsfn sla,VN.
bar tbe a. IN nt for Ds.t.rruoer, amounting
10 ssN09. enuugh to pay the men, was yet
due. The money viii probably be paid to
iha labaFers
Tgis evening Lewis Taylor. while drunk,
fred lls plsi.i pTuini-ceously into a~eli'
ing houses auG crowds on tae streets tie
was arrested after a fierce resistance. IN
which be attempted TO saoui Poliee!na a.
E..a,r.-a-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
uARRisoN's HOLIDAYS.
No Vacation, bat Visitors Keep
away, by Request.

iNpsAyAR0lIs. Dec. -s.-tien. HarrIsoI,
was a1ie To-Day 10 give his utmost Gneii-
yiatd attealion To work in bis library be
ing interrupted b bus few callers HIS
mail does net diminish, and & requires =
good deal Of bis time. Presents sui con
tinue 20 arrive by msii and express. some
OF them are fraIa old ificuGs. aGa 0tgr -
are from strangers lis heath Iemslns
excellent aud he Is able J0 gel through Al
astonishing amUuui OF WORK.
The weather was stormy and disagree
able but 1t did not prevent him from tax
ing his usual walk senator S,s8on.F ar
rived during the afternoon and vent NJ
eBce 10 the rSsiseuce OF toe genesei, w herc
he remained uuii. quite late, he bciug the
ouly caileg OF special prominence. Hc sas
passing thr0usA she city saa s'opEed en- "a
make a Call Ine general said tnere was
so political sguificAlcc IA tue ylslh Toe
afternoon reCt piIuus 0iN not Dc rysaacd
until after Nea NtarE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27

EaN FnsECEscn. nss =. That sne rain
fah ~ czIfor1s has herD unusually
leaFs Frs Eszs g. male 49, sfsuf - a
cnrp fnrsFa uf tne LEsrs fadlcstinr the
fAH this srzssu aiih thts siass.rg ihe
AL iass ssAs0n. a. san sf2aeiscs - ~
inches have falfea A. aealnst : - l.2i
year. a. asi-faes- ls iseArs, a. aEaiiast
! -. -aes4zaei f. ~, gslsas p &.s1exis,
a a. sssiGs-. lafs Arrcea, As, a-sssisi
Is. Frssaf. ~ "a 1rsins 81 bs
tnrelss. ll.sa. u azg gst A,
-aaie Heaiea, iLst - Asias- asa.
- s.ss - A rnaoeF g l.asuts Fs fssi
b. ~ fs lsrnes - ran fsH n-esg. -
Hs izrk. f.ssrs. IF4fksr. -aNasii Etsfs.
amt zrang tsap aud hige Caay 81 frvns :
~ 8 49, : "a au8a has alsa u4s feAH
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sAs FEASCIseo. iire -6---I1e conference
committee 81 th- Eers-iieao cad p-tao
cratic county committees mes s-Aiu isds1
ID discuss the msiirr ~ hf uging tbe
fFalsd~ pcrrefrafvd AZ tht lss. clrsrion o.
he sttenilea ~ she graud glFg fn~ Pm
Position II a general rec9uHf y A. DISC n---.'i.
but nnRlly dTpgea. is being slais-i hs
Chairuaa ~niiiev, % ;hr Bepnbiicafs
cauufg commit e.. that tse iasHe ~ e'iua'
gaenciaS ta- fer,sdAf would sxF37c Jsna
ary 3 Tie kepablicsa lG-SS q oan an
ftsra. he 3huuga. Wa2id b. s4;4siis-i WIin
the arsolaflfshl lnenf - fhv r.cuauts
alrtads cumnt nctG. ~ fh-s wolid prob
a6iy kx tie tsame - hire 70 frauds lie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
oPIuM ~ ma -nIgr Eosoa.
4 Passenger on the WAiia WaiIs
arr.sfsh II san francl.cs.

san FRaScsscp. Dec. - --Tais afternoon
taneuslufas stsps riof, s-afire1 an TIA an
nAtasd A. zels Autua ~ Il was esnsln
dawn The x.nE f,iAnk of the ssskfasF HailA
wAia 2nd go scar ttuz bim dlscavcrrs
that be bad 20 Eve iaei boxes Of opium
eulfcsnird in bis ssirt b.y~sH. lie VS.
fskcn inso custody aud fnn1sd over 50
/ tiss United -safrs msraAl. y ben takeu
t.fuTe 4 'arn missioner Essyef hss hail ess
fNrd a. 80. tn ceiaui' - wiiicn BE- Weut
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
EsheIman, LIewe|Iyn & Co.,
POST BUILDING
For printed Of tbs wonderful
We have CT the Choicest Property City
/ which will pleased o ntenong Purchasers
anole loonns - he nery = .een rom we.t 81

We the following
attic o
Of
in truly
in
by
framth
de
lighted ~
Admired the but
Vih that IS
a
gstening
though hundred mile uuny
whilst
he Vi
Through property
r. r. which
close handy
warehouses,
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Race Eiot a. Lamar. Ma.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. De-. IS A pvi itsie let
ter vas recsl yrd here to u!Rh- ts iHs thar
there Ha. a negre riot in pTo4f ~ ia As
mar Miss aad asking taat ssac Aiu
chester fides be! sent eH taa H0sf train
Lamar l. ils-I D. miiss ~0U'b of iiraud tu8r
isass, T-nu-. 90 tine line II rae Illinois & vn-
ffal FRiiread- EveTy effort has been alafe
B. SCI 8; Inc "a afs. frsgt 40 Response 20 Esie
grams snut he~ heen received Up 20 m ca
uixisg. Il J. ruWar z ttaf fEa v aiseE e4i
n.. L-.-.-r-s.s na--- -----a AL------
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
PATHETIC SCENE IN COURT.
a Chicago Faiher becomes Insane,
Searching for q Lssst Child.

CHCAs8. prc. N-There was . sad
sequel IA caufi 10 dsy IN eass assembling
tbss IT the lusI Charlie Ross. The missing
ca NJ in tbis instance wa iistir Tessie esi-
wuUd, the putty guiddsn hAlrcd
fyeaa-all dang ster Of John Ks-si.
m0ud blactslssh 90 May =
issf the utis chiid disappeared, and
siuce ali effssrts 10 trace her hEye
been uuaYafliag The fathers means
were limited. hut hAs Epent al
tbs money he could rake and s'raT.e. IN a
ya 81 search soF tHe Missing child be him
self travelling aaay mi - On fase eluts
TAe pour fIiaw frMTcird aYeF neafiy the
entire Uussa states aud the c0ailHBed
strata fuaiiy afrrfsd he miad. ne Was
hvuuEl; bef. hg ifi.ud- to-day, agd issrn
iuiD she ceHutF Cnuff, Nherc . tnrf artsf-
m I'D aim iasaae ami colaEaigts.i him 10
So 80 ltrssf
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RIGHTS OF AnnY oFFIcEEs.
Gen. stanley, Arrested by Civil
Anthoritie-. Awaiting Trial.

wAsHINsT0N, Dec. 2l.-fhe uar depart
meut has received ug additional particu-
lars concerning ihg arrgs - uf Gau. Si1aiey
commanding the a- partment OF iy&a-, aud
has issued No Instructions ta aim Ia frkard
10 his fuiuTe seiiuu. Tie Lss. It j. eIi,lal uta,
fuii discretion ia the matter oi iRAsu
possession 81 property, aud can order
freoI's 10 austin Tor that purpose u n
deems il necs sssry Toe question o. his
defense b. fuTe ti8e civil courts las been
referred to the attorney neral.
AUsTlN, Tex. Dee .0.--Sh Ti8 w mite,
who refused Ia iail Gen. ~iaa!ey. gas ar
rested to-day for contempt 81 eOuTt His
trial j. nos IL progress.
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rhe calcara b. aa rhlere..

CHgCSuo. Dee .S---The grand jlry. after
c,usi.lesius toe sloieu houd case IN = nich
LAWYER cutting va - pEugaiueuiiF ara
Ili~afed. 10 Gay fuaa1 i'sn true hills vf
st.rzis- $ ans tsso nf receiving STOLEN prop
tTry. kuaaiug fEc sane 20 rsEe hz-et
sros-n, against ca D of the fslloWing. n
p SnAs, II ars Pes uer. e., . Tsy lor zHe
Os4s CartssL TsIc .s'3eT j. SaAss fstEars-
iu-iaa, AID viA he bsuaEni from Co5lns-il
Rluffs So ulu7r9g FcQnlsiiissu rap = having
tss.a obtained and ffs~Bsrries.- sIi~J-sf-fnr
bon i tcsfif q oefoFe tcs grand N : snd
told 4 3 alssuyefjes ID the cas- e.. liz .4ld Dc
bad sucasErTra all The bnu8s taken from
keliozE. Jplnsen, Bass / Go aaG wsis-
h,ss,1 q 40. aud a. eT1~red T. pr1si9es
thera. ahirk be did. Thc bauds wrre i'm
n1gsd4ateiy Identified b. ftrtr aEnrrs.
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A DwELLINe nLowN ~.
Criminals Atismpt 10 Knl an Old
Confederate.

MinDLrTos. Dee, 2s Kariy sunday
fnorninK y loud explosion awske the "a.
naoiiants Of Roscoe. hamlet Ia sailiyan
county. Az insssiiGgficn showed that the
explosion occurred IN She sitting -reoa al
doing the sieep ping apaftaeats 81 the
Hsincmsa residence. blowing ont the wln-
agws and wreekiug this iagsu0F u the
hrusc. A tan containing ~ pounds Of
powder bad trru plaecsi in the hgEsn, with
The evident intention " dsagfos lag the IN.
mates
issi.s Sahuster. who lived with Halnc-
man. was convicted IS ycafe sTo II i'sssi,g
coautCri,ii money aai sentenced - seven
ysafs' imprisoumenE when nc bad served
Eve years be MAS parioncd hy President
Grant and rriarsed home. AZ f. thoHxht
be was hircd n0i 20 dlynige thc nanes ~
"a get rid Of him 10 prevent him from tell
ing the secret Neither sehuster ner ueiDc'
Igaa was irlnnsa.
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IL He " hips Jaeks'n lie VIII thai'
Ienge INiIrain.

NEe Y0Rs. Dee ai-~-The following dis.
patch has been received from the Calf
furnia Athletic Club of saa Frsncis'-e.
The prize fght for IN $500 purse offered
by this club foT Joe AcAGilfe. eaampi1n
Of the Pacific slope aad Peter Jscksou.
heavy weight champion ~ Nes south
Wales. will he fought FRIDAY Betting IS
-. to 20 on MeAuuffc. II John l. Sullivan
refuses TO fight Jake kilfaiu for 5000 aud
the Piics 6a-fiic ts.ii which rrpfes ats the
champions ship. MrAunlIr. the Pacific slope
cksfnpiou. vii take ~uiiivAn's plaee.
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rwKNr1 F0rm wsME Losr.
Terrible InjsTis- 10 a sailor In the
HIssfs.ippi River Disaster.

Mas uELEsss. Dec. zi.-Tae total loss oi
life 40 Ia 81 tns nurslng II the s1rzTntf
HAMA ls fiAed e. - of the inilres.
mru So the ht-rlial f.4ur ~ 1vr Wiii die.
Amaug tfem = given iAe sailor. who N %
iHs hero II fGe disasttT His fAer Il hur'
rbly UutnUd, s's n. - gene. sud bis ~ -
harus4 aaf us isif arin IS CON pi.ietF
baruei aNay and Eis lsff sife and lag
cfkrred
TIE funeral q such victims ~ hasc
i.ren Fecs5ys fea fisok pa p TO-DAY, the
Gags al fhe ssamcrs iu the Esrb4F 5eing
plared a. haIfnlMs.
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An OREGON sraBBIsG AFFEAY.



SALEM. or, Dec. 26.-IHformatioa Was
reeelved here today oi al ARRAY 81 CierVais.
which viii prsbabiy result IN the death ol
Robert Krens, oua OF the participants.
From the Iatager report il appears thar
Krsths. whose home i at hrsukS. few
miles in $ side OF Gervais, was drinking IN
a saloon al GervRis with Charles AiSe0d,
section boss On the Oregon & talioTsia
road, when they commenced dlspuiing
with each other over their respective
physical proves. each aiming 20 be The
best man" IL was 6nails decided that
they should settle the matter 10y going out
side the city limits aud tghtlng Il oGL
They weat To field short distance from
'oHn. being accompanied by Nm- hollz-
claw anG q Inau named piekenson. The
whole C.owd was tzuBk fnes qusFTe.ed
for some time before bloody hght took
place between Ktebs aud Atwood. irata
which krebs came OF victor. after
giving his antagonist q severe beating
lie then started back to town, but
on reaching the road turned around aa!
returned 10 the field. w here Oiher men
had remained. He says thBt the three
men then assaulted him. That Atwood
aud Holzeiaw were two Of them, bui he
was net sure If Dickinson was the third
or not.
He stood them of for & time by striking
~ them with his pistol, but they nbailf
oyery0weTed him aad Atwood stabbed
him Ia the abdamen with the knife. He
was carried 10 GeSyAis, aud II thought ne
viii die before morning Aiwo1u, Hoiz-
ciaw aud Dickinson are under arrest. and
Deputy Prose cuging Attorney b!ughssa
went 10 Geryas today TO c0nauct tue
prosecution against them At the pFcdmIu-
ary h. airing which will probably be heid
Il n, rrsW