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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-29

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county Jail.
Territory &c VS. Thomas Ryan de
PENDANT pleads not guilty, to assault
with deadly weapon.
Territory &c VS. William Maloy de
PENDANTS pleads not guilty to grand
larceny.
Bench warrants ordered in U. s
cases where indictments have been
retqSned.
United States vs. Il. N. Austin (two
cases) unlawful cohabitation, defen
dant pleads not gully.
United States VS. Christian Hogan,
son two cases) unlawful rehabilitation
defendant pleads not guilty.
United States vs. Thomas Parker
selling liquor to an Indian, defendant
pleads not guilty.
W. S. Hopson discharged as an in
solvent debtor.
United States VS. Geo. Steward con
tlnued.
Attachment issued for Nathan
Kicks defauting witness.
U. S. grand jury presented one true
bill.
Mary Ann Baird VS. John Baird
decree of divorce granted plaintiff.
Accounts of ex.Marshal Baird APP
proved.
D. F. Chamberlain VS. VIM. A
Woodin, trial in progress.
Adjourned to Monday oath inst. at
10 o'clock a. m.
MONDAY JUNE "a,
United States VS. Thos. Il. Kicks
defendant arraigned for illegal cohab-
itation and given to tomorrow to
plead.
United States VS. Jas. Fl. Hart two
cases,) defendant arraigned for I'M
lawful cohabitation and given to-mor-
row to plead.
United States vs. Burt Jence ericsson
defendant arrigned for unlawful CO.
habitation, time waived, defendant
pleads not guilty.
Even Olsen, Eric J. johnson, Louis
Madison and George Carter admitted
to citizenship.
William Smith VS. Elizabeth Smith,
dismissed by agreement.
Territory &c vs. John Watson and
Richard NJ. Watson, defendants each
arraigned for assault with deadly
weapon and given to tomorrow to
plead.
Geo. Fl. B. Harris defauting wit
ness fined So and cost of attachment.
d. f. Chamberlain VS. VIM. A. Wood.
in, trial before the court in progress.
TUESDAY.
United States VS. Jas. r. Hart two
cases) defendant pleads not guilty.
United States vs. Thomas Il. Kicks,
defendants pleads not guilty.
Jens Peter Martinsen and George
Plake admitted to citizenship.
Territorial grand jury reported one
rue bill.
d, F. Chamberlin vs. w. A. Woodin
motion for non suit argued and sub
nitted.
John Drew VS. Justin Dore C Co. |
Judgment by default as demanded.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. 26th inst.
WEDNESDAY.
United States VS. Thomas +. Kicks.
defendant pleads not guilty.
Thatcher & Son VS. West & Drumiler
demurrer to complaint sustained and
plaintiff given leave to amend forth.
With.
Peter Herzig and Geo. Fl. Ballard
omitted to citizenship.
2. j. Arson ct al vs. D. n. Bietban
t al, default judgment set aside and
efendant allowed to answer.
d. F. Chamberlin VS. VIM. A. Wood.
a, motion for non suit denied.
Bingham County Irrigating Co. vs.
!. o. Ingelstrom ct al, stricken from
U. s. grand jury reported 5 true
ills and final report and DISCHARGED
Or the term.
Territory &c VS. w. II. Jones de.
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THE COVETED LAND.
frwnes noiI WIN oi'" ui- Amy ~ noom-
ers the signal To- 0obti~ Up ohiAhoma On
Iebroary

rswnes Bou WIZ Gi," ne Amy ~ noom-
ers the signal ta 0obti- Up ohinhoms On
behruary L.
WIcurA, KAS., Dec. 20. --Ai epthusi.
astic meeting Of Oklahoma ,pners from
towns u Soutbcrn Kansas wac held here
yesterday % tho hcsdquartef & Fawnce
Bell twas decided 60 start h.bruary 1.
- BY that time 1t would be lnown what
action Congress would tao on the
Springer bill An address 10 No Govern.
ment and people a. 10 thelr plans and
purposes was ordered publlst,I Paw
nee Bell produced five tho ,nni LEI.
tiers 81 inquiry from all over Tho
United States, and said that a the CON.
panies now have enrolled ser hitsea
thousand people, who will be a v 10 move
Mt the date named. Their agent In OKLA.
bona was present and said thai thousands
II people were camrcd alone the line
awaiting orders Co advance. 4 squad %
soldiers are now Just outside Of Oklahoma
city, and X Troop. Fifth Cavai-y. VIII b.
ordered there Monday. Many Of the squat
ter have put their housesuron wheels and
moved them upon choice lanis II tho
'""Nff h''AN hfNai Ut " W , " '""' "
~ the soldiers 10 drive back Invaders
iawnee Brliwill have charge ~ the north
ern colonie. snd uustworthy cat tins -
the eastern AMI southern colon 80. All
VIII meet at otlahoma CITY md procee!
upon tho county In a hoiy. Advic'A
yesterday from the Territory are that a.
eng cement toot place yesterday between
q party Il Texas settlers and scouts a
csttlemcn Five 81 the former aud fVuf
Of The latter we're injured, bu; the Boon
crs ~csa rot stopped
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SAVED BY A DOG.
Terrible Struggle With Two Burg
lars.
An Omaha saIoon-Keeper shot and Al.
most beaten TO Death.

OMAHA, NEB., Dec. 81 Christ X almbach,
who runs a saloon in the suburbs, had a re-
markable tussle with two burglars who
tried to rob him last night Just as he was
about TO close up man entered and asked
for deck Of cards. Kalmbach refused TO
let him have them, as IL was too late. The
stranger then thrust a revolver In his face
and told him TO throw up his hands. Eyes
will, said Kalmbach, and seized the in-
truder. The latter fired, the ball striking
Kalmbach In the forehead above the left eve.
Although the powder almost blinded him,
and the blood was pouring over his face.
kaimbach seized the man by the t,,rosl
and a. .teTes -strpxala : ensaesl. He .1az<1
Thrown bis assailant ON The noor when he
was surprised by the entrance OF another
man, who began hitting him over the head
with revolver, cutting the scalp fright
fully at every blow. Kalmbach's dog,
which heard the scufio In another
room, here entered and proceeded
TO dcvour villain No !. while Kahn
bach devoted his attention 20 villain
No. 2 lie finally succeeded in throw.
ing him through window, willis
the other man broke loose from the dog
and Joined in the fight OF his partner.
kalmbach then staggered to the house Of
a neighbor, who sent for doctor. The
ball was extracted about an inch from the
point Of entrance and an eighth Of an
inch above the temple. lie had fourteen
ugly scalp wounds. Hopes are entertain.
ed for his recovery, although his condl.
ton Ia very critical His assailsnts have
not been arrested
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HOTELS IN JAPAN.
According to Carp" They Are .iie Soisisst
Places Outside of Bedlam.

According 70 'sAFs. th-y are tuc Ncitisss
Places Outside of Bedlam.
A japanese hotel is one OF the noisi-
est places outside OF Bedlam. The walls
are of paper, and you can hear all the
talk of your next-room neighbor.
Many of these walls are pushed back
at times. and as you pass through the
corridors you see the various occupa-
tions Of the guests. The sleeping,
dressing and eating goes on before
your eyes. The guests eat in their own
rooms. and their food is served TO them
on little tables about a foot high. Each
man has his own table, and in the cases
OF families each member squats on his
heels or knees before one OF these little
tables, which is not over two feet
square. New chop-sticks are furnished
10 every guest. They come wrapped
up in paper, and with these the guest
can eat every thing from rice to fish.
II is wonderful how well they separate
the bones from the fish with them, and
how they are able to pick up beans and
peas between two sticks and eat
them. The food is brought in In lit
tie bowls, and there are no plates,
knives, forks or spoons. Tho rice
comes last, and this is brought to the
room in q wooden box hooped with
brass and looking very much like an
American sugar box. The Japanese
eat very fast, and man is considered
lazy If he eats slowly 1t is rather
compliment than otherwise to make
noise in eating, and the smacking OF
the lips shows the host that you appre-
ciate his food II you grunt and re-
gurgitate, il will not be out OF the way.
and when you close your dinner with
rice you will do well IL you will pour
your rice-bowl half full of tea and mix
| this with the rice. As you get near
the bottom it will be the approved Jap
anese fashion TO lift the rice-bowl TO
your lips and shovel the contents in
with your chopsticks. You may eat as
much rice as you please, aud you VIII
be expected at the close OF the meal to
carefully wrap up the dainties remain
Ing and 70 drop them into the long
rocket of the sleeves of your gown.
You will find no sign in these Japanese
hotels indicating that flood taken from
the table will be charged extra Tor
aud II you are dining with Japanese
YOU will probably have from two to SIX
geishas 10 keep you company --ff'"N
q. Caypsnicr, "a Natiosag IfI6HHc
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lucky, FRIDAY. JANUARY a. 1889.
HERO OF THE HANNA.
rave Act OF James Givens, which saved
Many Lives. but VIII Probably Cost His


sss Aot OF james oivens, which ssveo
~ h''es' oo' VIII ffo"so'S eo'' M
20" ORLEANS, Dec @-Ine story OF
an! ao,s OF herolsm on ths par. OF inc
~" % the steamer sohn H. hanna when
y" burned near fiaquemine yesterday,
oeihE toid TO- day by the survivorswho
Drought mere. one story MAKES
ss"es "i'ehs the hero OF tne occasion.
ehs was one OF tine crew "hen
steamer touched tne oahk anu
u"ueu away ana RIO. Jones 10Y
npeei anu sprahg oVeruoaro' oiseu,
quehy iesiized that tne saiva'ioh OF a"
Paru depended upon 'oe hsnna o.'"s
IOugn' PACK 70 the pank Az 'nis 'm'
~ piot-hou was surrounacu oy .u'
.msS nothing aaunteu' .ne o'a,o
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BLASTING POWDER rxpto5ss
Burning Ioar Houses aud tniaFlng se'ea
Nee. On- Of whom Niil ne

EMERSON. "a, Dec. s).-Aboat o'clock
this evening flames broke out ~ Hrrwn
Row. belonging b H. G. Frick Colo Com.
pany, ami four houses were Destroyed.
The fire ~as caused bv the expl,sioa oftso
Kegs 81 blasting powder. TIE hose 10
which tho explosion occurred va occu-
pied Nv Poles They we're prepafin row-
der ~ their work In the miu'- g. nor
ro~. ~h'p spark iroru a pine gniisi ths
stuf There was a terrific exrnsior. aud
seven II the men were frightfr7y la-sed.
Ono - them viii die The afme' q tho
niured are. Joseph ClroIFiick Bula
Plosscca, Josoph Neiostic. SO ion leioN
Mite Colwcll, Andrew Lu,t AM John
Buloat. Buloak IL the mos seriously
Injured, tho hesh beint almo.t 60.
tally harmed on his legs, At AMI back.
Il l. supposed he was stan, v bstNeen
tho kegs when the oxployn occurred
Joseph Chrenrhick's feet ives Almost
blown on, and amputation W probably
h. necessary. The othcrs ere burned
principally about the hslH and arms
but. With the exception OF hrosiic, their
injuries are not serious.
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FIENDISH TORTURE.

Woman Twists Cords About ChiId's Limb.
and Tongue rntil She becomes uneon.
scious Prom Pain.
DETROIT, MrCH, Dec. 27.-A revolving
case Of brutality Is reported at Reed City,
Mich. Mrs. Swarthout a photographer,
has been arrested 70. maltreating her
niece 5ne is charged with having tied
the girls legs with stout cord and
then putting In a stick and turning the
cord until the child would become al
most unconscious With pain. She would also
cord her tongue in the same manner until
the skin burstod. Mrs. Swarthout has
been bound over 10 the next term OF court
and In default Of 81, 900 bail languis hes In
iah
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Spurious Coin Makers.

Nav YoRK, Dec. 27-Jhree counterfeit
cts were captured by United States OIL
GERS this evening in their den. In Brooklyn,
while engaged in their work Of making
counterfeit silver dollars. The men are
VIM Green, sixty-fve years, Of IL Henry
street. this city; Patrick Kenny, forty five
years Of 81 Bowery, this city, add
Timothy Cassidy, forty years, Of so Pear
street, Brooklyn. Al the last place they
were found at work behind barred doors
A complete outdt Of counterteiting i'm
plements surrounded them.
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frisco Has a cratic s.yor.

SAN FHAScHco Dec 2S.-The recount
81 votes cast for mayor n the last election
was concluded last evening. At the close
Of the re 'ount Judge F.nn. Of the Superior
CoutL declared +. H. Po1l (nemoerat)
leg tally elected mayor. &. G. O'Donnell,
Independent cand date for mayor and the
m m who had demanded the recount made
a total net gain Of 800 votes. but not enough
10 elect him over Pond
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Attached by an EsoIe

BRrDeEroRr, CT. Dec 81 Fred p. Hub.
card, a druggist Of this city, had battle
with an eagle last night, and after Sc
we're struggle captured H. Hubbard was
walking out at the West End when sud
denly he was almost knocked down by a
huge eagle, which alighted on his shoulder
and buried it, talons in his flesh He
grabbed the bird, which then fastened its
huge beak In his hand infiicting a severe
wound. After lively tussle tho bird was
overcome Hubbard has three bad wounds
and live eagle
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Around the World.

LONDON. Dec. 26-Tbe performance Of
julie Nerne's hero, who went around the
world in eighty days, has been surpassed
by an English postcard, which has just
returned from its interesting travels. IL
was mailed by gentleman October 10, to
friend In Hong Kong, by way OF the
United States and Yokohama, reached
Hong Kong November 90, and was redi-
rocted to London by way Of BrindisL II
was dispatched November -, and reached
the original owner Monday morning, With
in seventy five days. The card only cost
three half-pence
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A PHENOMENON.

Steam and Heat Issuing Prom the CrevIcss
IN the Rocky Mountains, and Emitting =
sulphurous smell.
CHAMBERLAIN, DAB, Dec. 2s-There IL
no doubt that the great phenomenon In
Charles Nix County l. not caused by burn
INK coal alone There Is great volume Of
steam constantly issuing from tho crevices
accompanied by strong sulphurous odor.
and hght-co,ored smoke. The earth for
many feet about Is warm. Il Is also phos-
phorescent and can be seen az night for
many miles At frequent intervals a deep
rumbling sound Is heard for long dis
lance. Tho phenomenon l. situated ON
that portion Of the Randall military
reservaiion which was lately thrown open
10 settlement
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Gamblina Debt No, Valid.

BUFFALO, ". Y, Doc. 2L-John r. Moul-
ton, prominent Buffalo man who 4 ell n
few years Ego, gave a note for 5000 20
cover part Of "A gaming debt of $3.50
he owed John DAILY, Of New York Ia the
Supreme Court to-day Referee George
Gorham decided that VIM. T. Hollings-
head could not recover the value of this
note In suit brought against Mr., Moul-
toni MihnNN
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Has Reen Golnn on for Yaars

BISMARCK, OAK, Dec. 27.-The examlna-
tion Of James Curren. the man arrested on
the charge G; SNUG Cling opium from Cam
ada into the United States. closed last
night Curren was held. He pleaded in
nocence Of the nature Of the packages
which he transported across the border.
IL Is believed here that the Curren exsmi-
nation will lead TO the exposure Of many
wealthy men who have been in tho BUSH
ness 81 smuggling ever tbs line into
Dakota for years.
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A Dyina Mormon pardoned,

WASHINGTON Dec. 20. The President
has granted pardon in the case of Bishop
A. A. Kimbnll, convicted at the Septem-
bcr term Of the first district court of Utah,
81 adultery, and sentenced to eight
months imprisonment The Presidents
action in this case is based upon repre-
,entations that the prisoner is IN an ad'
,anced stage of consumption, and that be
would not long survive in his present SUR
round inps
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A Human Eiend's End

Pans, Dec. 2S--Prado. thief, bel al
rhonse, human iend incarnate on his own
hoastful admissions died on the gulllotine
or the murder % Marie Aguetant, cocotte.
The death Was witness 4 by two hun
dred artists. Newspaper men, actors, law
yers aud politicians who possessed infu-
ence sufficient 10 obtain admission within
the sentry lines TO the Place dc la Ro-
Quotte Prado died with much the same
brHvado az Pranz.ni, his former ehum and
counterpart. The sceso was much more
orderly. and not the ightst mishap &C.
Surrci In the work Of NJ. Dcihler In fifty
Hesso',d@ fro-n his appearance al the pris0y.
gate bis bleeiing bead iay In the basket
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Altempt 10 Blow Up a House.

RoScoE n. ", Dec. eG-An attempt was
nads to blow up the house Of Frank Helm
m-s to.niRht IL was badly shattered
and Mrs. Heinman somewhat burned. II
us thought to have been an effort OF con-
ielerntes Of Louis S. Schuster In counter
letting several years ago, 20 kill him 10
keep him from making known their COM
picIty with him Mrs. Holman is
S-huster's adopted daughter, and he re-
sdes with her.
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The Floor Gave Way.

YoRK, Pa, Dec. 26.-While a Christmas
entertainment was being held last evening
in the hall at East Prospect, this county,
the bulldog collapsed, and three hundred
people were hurled with the broken tim
bers from the second to the first floor. To
add 10 the terror Of the situation the stove
set fire 10 the ruins. A large number were
badly bruited and cut, but fortunately
there were nc fatal casga!;.os and only u
few were seTicusiy injured.
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Broke MI, Promise 10 a Dead Wife.

PRINCETON, INp., Dec. ss.-Miles Jobson,
a wealthy widower of this place who was
married ON Christmas Day, hanged him
self last night lie left n te saying that
he had broken his promise not 10 marry
again. given 90 his first wife on her death
b, q, aud that be could not endure the re-
preach of his conscience.
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Youthful Former Coniesses

CINCINNATI, Dec, 20,-Charles c. Tinker,
the boy forger, has made q written con-
'ession Of his crime. He duplicates Will
liam d. Hopkins, a son of Ben Hopkins,
m the transaction. Tinker waived ex-
animation, AMI was bound over in sums
sggrcgating $4,000. Young Hopkins is
under arrest His father has heard
nothing Of the affair, and it is feared that
the news would be fatalto him.
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"lack the Ripper."

LONDON, Dec. 27.-lirussels has been
thrown into a Torment OF excitement by tho
reception by prominent people Of caris
and kilograms announcing the advent ia
the quaint old city of tho famous Jack
the Ripper" OF Whiteehapel notoriety,
King Leopold, the Project Of Police and
the Court Ministers are among the recip'
Tents of this mysterious beings delicate
attentions
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Splinter and Darnlno Needle.

CoirNBvs, Ism, Dec. 2S-Mrs. Thos.
Pairam, a wealthy widow OF this city, ran
and picked II out with a darning -needle
She caught cold In the wound, resulting In
eryspclas, spreading over her entire
body, causing death to-day under most
excruciating circumstances. She was
sixty five years old.
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MANNED b, a canoon's Di,es,r,s.

RgoxviLLE, TENN, Doc. 27.-By the
premature discharge Of brass cannon
this afternoon at Greenville Horace Brum.
ley lost both eyes, Ed Lemeus lost an eye
and had his skull crushed, and WIN Ma
hone was frightfully burned and MANNED
for life ......
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A Professor Drowned.

LEoNARDruwN, MD., Dec. 2s-prof
Paul Combs, memboT OF the faculty Of
the Maryland Ayr icultural College, was
drowned yesterday while ducking at
brenton's BAY, near here. His mother
saw the accident from the shore, but having
tainted failed 20 render any assistance.
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British Jroops Leave suasim.

SUAKIN Dec. 27.-The Scottish Border.
ers have sailed for SueE II is reported
that Osman Digna Is trying to collect
forces at Handouh. The British war sloop
Racer, under special orders, has sailed On
A cruise,
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Two Women Killed BY Cars.

CHICAGO Dec 2a-Mrs. Martin and Miss
Kate Powers failed to notice the approach
of a city hound passenger train as they
were crossing the Rock Island tracks
near Forty-seyenth street, this afternoon.
Tho two we're struck by the engine and
thrown htty feet. Both were killed in
stantly,
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Murdered by a Minister.

MACON, GA, Dec. 2G.-At n country
church In Coffee County, this state, few
days since a man who was disturbing pub
he worship was killed by the preacher in
charge Of the church. The names of the
PARTIES can not yet he learned. For some
time trouble has existed in the church, one
faction favoring the retention OF the pres =
ent pastor aud the other favoring his dis
uisEal
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Sank Teller Suicides.

COLUMBUS, GA, Dec. 20.-John Peabody,
Jr, teller of the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank, of this place, committed suicide
to-day by shooting himself through tho
head No cause for the deed is known.
lie was twenty eight years Of age, unmar-
r'ed and son Ct Hon. John Peabody. His
accounts at the bank are absolutely corr
rect.
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Workino man Terribly Ru,nsa

WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. 20 BY an ex-
plosion at "Top Mil" this morning,
caused by tap cinder coming In contact
with water, VIM. Mears and Henry New
haus were badly burned about the head
and body and VIM. Miles terribly burned
On lace and body and both eyes destroye
tie will probably die.
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Too Tough Tor Liquor

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 2S--The boar
OF aldermen tonight decided 10 refuse 20
license the sale of liquor in BuEzard Roost,
Pigeon Roost and Scratch Ankle, the
notorious resorts Of this city where so
much crime is committed. All the dance
halls and low dives will be broken up.
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HARRIsoNBuRG, Va, Dec. 27.-Last night
a house In the eastern part of this county,
in which number Of coored people were
holding a party, was blown up by dyna-
mite, and several of the inmates, 1t is said,
fatally wounded
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Mrs parxoos Mira. . Main

CHICAGO, Dec. 20,-Mrs. Lucy Parsons,
me wife OF the executed Anarchist, hired
hall Tor the purpose of delivering a lee
,uie' but was prevented from using II by
we police u IL claimed that her object
was 10 provoke arrest.
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Il. Senator Mordsea cad.

BALTIMORE, Dec. g1--Hos .otes Morlc-
cal died to- day Of oss.s Tt.oa 81 the
heart aged oighty-nve sns he vas a
native OF South Carolina, 81 represented
that state in the Units states senate
Tor two terms preceding ttoehellan
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Rald knnhhets anne

ozARK, Mo, Dec, ~ 40 OF Tho con-
demnod Bald Kuobbers ani hN, train
robbers escaped from jail h're Unknown
persons from the outside cut throEh the
brick wall Of The prison, unlocked q or
rider and cells, and released th'pns-
oners.
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The MarbIehead Fire.

MARBLEHEAD, MASS, Dec 26 1t Is esti-
mated that $500, 600 worth of property was
destroyed by the fire here yesterday. One
thousand men were thrown out of employ
ment, and many families rendered home-
lpss
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LOANS Rem aims Removed.

WAsHINGroS, Dec. 26-General Logan
remains have been removed from the vault
where they have been deposited for the
past two ye1rs, under military guard to
the new chapel in the Soldiers Home Gem
etery in this city.