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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-25
EtsR RENT-nUUsEs.

dor RENT-wHY PAY RENT, WHEN $50
Il per month will pay principal and interest
on well located cottsge? We have new
house for sale on these terms; only $3.50 cash
required. BYRAM & POINDEXTER, 10 w.
First st. ia30 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-25

NA RI. e. IRELAND WOULD RESPECT
NI fully annoepce that she has secured the
agency for he Schultz German Compounds
and has prepared herself to give instructions in
the celebrate Saline Capeine Bath and Tripsis
Treatment of the Hair, and will give employ.
ment to 100 ladies and gentlemen. A cordial
ing their hair cleaned or renovated to call At
once and try the new methods. Ofioe-R Room
is. over postofHce. Office hours. from to 9
r, n. fe. 10 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-25

EASrERN PROPERTY-SEOURITIE AND
II and cash for inside business property
give location, size, price. mortgage, etc.; only
in town for short time owners only; no
commissions. E. j. SWAN, Argyle House,
Los Angeles. f24-2t+
The morning news., 1889-02-03
GERMAN FINANCES.
The Bourse Interested in Coming
Loans or Conversions

The Bourse Interested in Coming
Loans or Conversions.
Copyrighted 1880 By ne New York Associated
Press.
BERLIN, Feb 2-The attention Of the
bourse ce1tsrs on coming loans or CONVEX
sions. The Fossicbe Zeitmg estimates the
total foreign loans now held in Germany at
10000 900 marks, while the annual interest
paid to German investors by foreign
debtors exceeds 300 900. 900 marks Other
estmat 8 place tie total Of foreign loans at
a much higher figure German capital has
started an Italian Union Bank. with head
quarters at Milan, and pail up capital of
l2000,0 600 lire, mainly supplied through
Herr Krauz of Berlin, and the Vienese
Anglo-Austrian Bank All the Berlii and
F.a ,kfor5 banks are prosperous and bank
shares are booming" while the direc-
toratei are engaged IL schemes to raise
more capital
The Boersen Zeitpng gives figures show
in the rapid growth of the banking busi-
ness since 1865, and proves that the divi-
dsnds paid in lsSS vere in some instances
double those of 1855, although the capital
has been increased six fold.
Undoubtedly, Y, the exp lnsior of German
business and the .ealch Of the country
have marvelously increased with the
growth Of military power and national
unity.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
HISNARCK'S SURRENDER.
,,v rEAT HIS RETREAT BEFORE
ug GOT BAYARD's LETTER.

rra Credit Due thu Secretary OF State
Not Affected by the Fact However
Tina German Press Not Wholly Sat
isaed with the Action of the Chan
celor.
WAsHIYGroN, Feb 2.-SecretaTy Bay
ord said this afternoon that he had not yet
racsivel the proposition from Prince Bis
r,,-ci, for "a conference in regard to Sa-
moan aGai s, but thought that it would
.rriva in few days. 1t would Of course,
Io said be forwarded through the German
,,io;ster here There is Que thing" said
,,c secretary, that | think ought to be
made clear iu regard TO Prince
P,smarcks instructions to the German
consul at Samoa to withdraw his demand
fo, control Of the island, and that is this;
,Tle communication of Prince Bismarck to
Cop,t Arco. the German minister, announc-
I'M, the action anticipated my telegram to
Minister Pendleton, saying that the United
states would not reco nize the ma tlal law
declared by the German consul. 1t was,
therefore. not a reply to nv telegram but
an aaticipation In other words, Prince
Bismarck sent his message to Count Arco
bofore Minister Pendeton received the mes
sage from me-"
AUSTRALIA OBJECTS.
The Secretary of State to-day received a
cable message from Mr.. McCoppin, the
I-ufad States commissioner to the Mel
bour.e exposition, saying that the federal
council # Australia has adopted an address
Z, the crown viewing with deep anxiety re-
cent events in Samoa, and favoring treaties
guaranteeing Independence in Samoa, and
also exsre slug the opinion that foreign do
mir,o1 Of Samoa endangered the safety OF
Australia Sc retary Bayard said to-day
that he regarded the action of the Austria
Iau authorities on the Samoan question as
very impOr.ant, inasmuch as IT indicated
that the people of that large and pros er-
ous colony looked at the situation pretty
much in the same light as the American
people and were not disposed to look
favorably upon foreign encroachmeuts in
their vicinity.
sEwALL NOT TO RETURN.
Secretary Bayard has decided that Consul
General Sewall shall not return to Samoa
is our representative. He thinks Mr. Sc
wallis course before the Senate co I'm ttee
On foreign relations, in attack & the policy
Of The state department, has unfit ed him
for furti er service 10 this administration.
TONE OF THE GERMAN PRESS.
lCosyrigttsG 1889 6y the NeiO y ork associated
Press
BERLIN, Feb 2-The announcement that
Prince bismarck has ordered exemption of
foreig, ers from martial law in S lmoa, and
has Instr cted the German consul to with
draw from control Of the administration
has elcied only partial approval in the
press. The VoSsiche ZeituHg remarks that
proceedings If this sort are not calculated
TO strengthen local authority in the present
sir4iAad slate Of affairs in Samoa. Govern
msat urnals recognize the p"opriety Of re-
sgeo,Ing The rights and interests of foreign
s., but slst upon the necessitvof reprisals
lor Ma.sata's attack Oh the Germans.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
SOUTH oARoLINA's RAILROAD.
Foreclosure Proceedings Instituted al
Charleston

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 2-Proceedlngs
were commenced In the United States
court to-day for foreclosure OF the fIrss
mortgage on the South Carolina railroad,
which defaulted on the interest Oh its
second mortgage bonds on Jan. l. The
petitioner is Fl. p. Walker, formerl, British
consul at this port, aud one Of the trustees
under the first mortgage. The court do.
cided that the motion could only be enter
tanned on rule day" which Is the first
Monday Of every month, and as tie court
goes to Greenville to-day the motion will
therefore be postponed till the FIRST Monday
In March, unless the counsel 90 10 Green-
vile, 800 miles distant, which Is doubtful.
NO STEPS TOWARD A sErTLEMENr.
W. H. Brawley, the solicitor Of the com.
pany, who has just returned from New
York, said in an interview toAday that
nothing had been done by way of settle
ment OF the troubles. The second mortgage
bondholders cannot institute suit for lore
closure until July l, and they are therefora
not in the present siit. The railr lad ef-
fioials say that the business for January
was the largest they have had In many
years. AS foreshadowed ia t ese dis
patches, it is not Mt all improbable az the
West Point Terminal will becune the pur.
chasers Of the road in the event Of a sale
under "a foreclosure.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
MONEY FOR THE NAVY.
Mr. Herbert Makes an Explanation of
the Bill

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2-The House to-day
went Into committee Of the whole, with Mr..
McCreary of Kentucky in the chair. on the
naval appropriation bill
Mr. Herbert of Alabama made an eK
haustive explanation If the provisions Of
the bill, substantially as given in the report
OF the committee on naval affairs, which
has already been published. In speaking
in regard to ths new navy, he declared that
ali vessels recently laid down would be
equal. if not superior, to any vessels
in the world Of similar types
and he was especially eu,ogistic
Of tho dynamite cruiser Vesuvns,
and states trat enough had been shown to
demonstrate that dynamite guns were 10 be
very efficient weapons, especially on land,
Whethe they would he equally efficient On
the sea was not yet assured The new dyna-
mite cruiser which the bill provided for
was to Le constructed ouly aftsr the Score
tary Of the Navy s. uld become satisfied
from official tests made with tho Vesuvius
aud her guns that the vessel and her guns
together would prove efficient,
DESERVING OF THANKS.
Mr. McAdoo of New Jersey said that the
thanks Of the people of the United States
were due not only to the present head Of
the navy department, but 10 the committee
on naval nffairs, for the efforts they bad
made TO build up the navy.
On motion Of Mr.. Herbert the following
amendment was adop. ed
For the purpose of permanently establishing
a station for coal and other supplies for the
naval and commercial marine Of the United
States on the shores of the bay of the harbor Of
Pango-Pang0, on the island Of Tutuia, Samoa,
for the erection Of the necessary buildings and
structures thereon and for such other purposes
as NAV in the INDICTMENT of the President ba
The morning news., 1889-02-03
A CoAsrING FArAliry
Four Boys Killed by Bob Sled qb.s
Dashed Into Crowd

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 2.-Just befora n.
races Of the bob sleds occurred at o,eloc1r
this afternoon, one bob started down ~
course on Madison avenue, for trial trin
At the foot Of the bill the string gear broke
and the immense bob dash.d iatoa crowd
of people.
Charles O'Hara, IA years Of age waa
killed almost Instantly,
Flank Mckee of Mechanicsville, l2 Years
OF age, had his right leg broken ami 81
side injured.
bennie Frank, 10years Of age, was eps
on the head and face.
Fred Scnnefrer, l2 years old, received IN.
ternal injuries and had his side injured
The crew OF tho bob escaDed wifhons
injury, excepting steersman Joseph Dom.
van, who had his nose broken and bis faee
badly cut open.
The accident practically put a stop 10 the
races, and has irown gloom over tina
city which decreases the interest felt ia TIA
carnival. In other respects, however. the
carnival passed Off very sa isfactoriIy. The
races were well contested, a d In the even
ing 10000 people thronged the park and
toboggan slides to witness the sports and
pyrotechnio display.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
EAST AFRICA's BILL

1t Passes Its Third heading Without
Noteworthy Incident.
copyrighted 1859 by NeiC YOrk associated Press
BERLIN, Feb 2.-The Reichstag treated
the third reading Of The East africa bill
with indifference The attendance was thin.
The only incident of note was the
announcement Of lerr Magdezenk nki chat the
Polls members who voted against second
reading had decided to support the measure
was directed against slave y. Socialist
SabJr repea ed the old arguments against
the measure, and Herr Windtholst aud
Herr Syoecker those in favor of it, No
minister spoke.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
A BOY STEALS $500.

The Police, However, Fercs him %
Disgorge the treasure
ATHENS. GA, Feb. 2.--W. A. Jester los'
$500 this afternoon through the theft q =
little negro boy named John Jones' ne
had the money in small bag, and, coming
into the store, placed it, on desk. he men
went to the front Of the ore, and sf,er M
staying there for short while. retlfnoo w w
tho money. 1t was gone regefM nl.lo
negroes were playi & arol1d VIZ sl9te.
The police after some search suceseuaA 4.
capturing Jones, who was made y oi'NV'kP
a great deal of uis prize
The morning news., 1889-02-03
Is Conanmntlon lncurableY

Read the following; Mr.. G a. Aofr.s'
Newark, Ark, says; WAS down WIN
Abscess Of Lungs and friends and pnyslclaas y.
nronounced me an Incurable Consumptiya.
Began taking DR.. Kings New DIsc0yeFy ~. l9r
Consumption, am now on my thlra eos.s9
and able 90 oversee the work on ny ihlia-
II rs the finest medicine ever made
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, ", sAys.
Had 1t not been for Dr. kings New
Discovery for Consnmpt,pn Nquia
have died Of Lung troubles NHs Siysa s.s VII
by doctors. Am now. ~ "'3RM '.tA.sn. !.
Try it. Sample bottN HeP " Aatpi''an
Bros drug store.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
RAILRoAD WAGES CUT.
Brakemen, Engineers, Firemen ana
Conductors the Sufferers.


Conductors the Sufferers.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 2.--There Is much
dissatisfaction among the freight crews, in
Guiding the engineers and fremen, Of the
Rochester, Buffalo and Pittsburg Railroad
g. consequence of.a heavy cut IN wages.
Brakemen are reduced from $500 10 81. %.
engineers 40 cents, fremen ~ cents ana
conductors from rs u 95 cents day. This
is equivalent to an average reduction OF
from 81 10 425 a month all around. -Four
crows quit here to-day and were discharged,
and il Is understood that two crews were
discharged at Br dford for refusing to work
at tha leduced rates. This reduction applies
all al ng the line. All the brotheraoods on
the Bradford, Buffalo and Piitsburg diTi-
sions have "grievance clmmittees," excepo
tho brakemen on toe Buffalo division.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
oLAYToN's ASSASSINATION.

State Legislatures Decline to Take
Hot-headed Action.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-The Kansas senats
has almost unanimously rejected the Housa
resolution in regard to the assassination of
John M. Clayton in Arkansas, which called
on congre to secure to the citizens Of tla
south their political rights even though is
necessary to place the states under mlli-
tarv authority.
The lower house Of the Arkansas legisla-
ture has defeated the bill pas cd bg the
Senate authorizing the governor 10 offer a
reward OF 5000 for the arrest of the
murderer Of John M. Clayton on constitu-
tional grounds; another bill having ths
s me object In view was introduced to-
day and will probably pass both houses
without delay.
The morning news., 1889-02-03

COAL MINING REsUMED.
The Pittsburg Exchange Gives the
Trade Surprise.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Feb, 2--The Pittsburg
Coal Exchange held meeting yesterday
afternoon. 10 was unanimously agreed to
resume operations again, the miners TO have
the same wages as heretofore. This action
on the part OF the operators was great
surprise, as they have been protesting that
trey were not at all anxious 10 start up
because Of the surplus coal in the southe n
markets. Work will be resumed at ali the
Monong ,hela mines at once, giving employ
ment to over 6,00) miners, who nave been
idle for three months.
The strike spread TO the works Of j. w.
Moore e. Co. to-day and 800 men quit work
Reports from other works arc that the situa-
tou is unc anged. Col. Schoonmaker de-
Sterling and Jim Town Works Taey are
short few diggsrs, but otherwise there has
beau no strike
The morning news., 1889-02-03
is TIE END AppRoAcH1NG 2
FLOQUET'~ HARD FIG T.

'1e Defeats an Opposition Motion for
Urgency.
NIis, Jan. 2. - In the Chamber of
Deputies today ". Cazaux Bonarartis0
.''--s motion demanding urgency for tee
,-.-.in aarrordissement bill offered by the
a.. .''.fy' He said that A prompt settlement
t.'@. N,.-ssa to enable the chamber TO
A1,." vaat course 10 take.
r-.' '.o"ei' prime minister, held that
Sal. Was aeedlas,. The government, he
n f., 3.u assent to such a motion wnen
election. Su'"u9e Tue cate OF tne
ls3,-5 -5 notion notion demanding urgency was de-
The morning news., 1889-02-03

WAsHINGroS, Feb. The latest intelli-
gence from Senator Beck received by mem
bers OF tho family Is 70 the effect that he
has arrived at Tampa, Fla, Oh his return
from Cuba, where be has been to recuper-
ate. lie is not expected TO return 70 the
CITY TIL some time 10 April, unless some
thing now unforeseen sho.ld arise requiring
attention.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
Boodlor McQuade,s Trial.

New YORK, FEB. 2.-Assistant District
Attor ey Mckenzie Sample this morning,
in the court Of Oyer i Tormner, moved
tho trial Of Arthur j. McQuaid for bribery.
Justice Daniels granted an adjournment TIL
Monday, Feb H. McQua.d is ano her Of
the ex-aldermen concerned In the Broad
way railroad fr nchise bribery.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
AsroNIsnINo REvELATIoNs.
INpIANAPoLIs IN NEE LRAauR.
A New Company to Give Base Ball a
new Trial

new Trial.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2-Secretary ~ E.
Young Of the National Base Ball League,
makes the following announcement: The
indianapolis Base Ball Club Of indianapolis,
Ind. has been unanimously elected a mem-
Dor Of the national league OF professional
bIil clubs, 20 f'l the vacancy caused by the
surrender ~ the league Of the franchise OF
the Indianapolis Base Ball As -ociaJion. The
services Of ali the players under contract
with or reserved by the indianapolis Base
Ball Association for tho season OF 1889 have
boon accepted by the Indianapolis Base Ball
Club
The morning news., 1889-02-03
FLoRIDAs ELECTORAL VOTE.
The Government Messenger Returns
to Washington.

The Government Messenger Returns
to Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-rhe electoral vote
Of Florida was the only one not received by
President Pro TEN. Ingalls, within the time
fixed by law for the messengers to present
their packets to him. In accordance with
the new law on tho subject Of counting tue
electoral vote, Secretary Bayard, upon
being notified Of the delinquency appointed
Law Clerk BRYAN Of the ate depa tment
special messenger to secure the vote. He
started last Tuesday night and returned
this morning, having made tue trip IN n
very shcrt time. and this afternoon handed
the vote to President Pro Tenn Ing lis. On
his trip be heard nothing Of the missing
messenger appointed by the electors.
The morning news., 1889-02-03

Or If they don't, tHey should know that
Kangum Root Liaiment cured biz head in
mules for w. +. Hunt, Of Adalrsyille, XIV.
j. II. Mallory { Forts Station, Tenn.
cured his hogs of blino sJaggers with il. In
fact, this King " Liniments is invaluable
for man and beast. Sold BY Lippmsn Bros,
wholesale agents
The morning news., 1889-02-03

W. Il. Revels, NJ. D., Of Baltimore, Nd f,
says: "I have bean in the practice Of medi-
cine for over eighteen years, but never have
] seen the equal Of Hodges Sarsaparilla
II has worked miracles here in curing
rheumatism and scrofuan Sold by Lpp-
man Bros, wholesale agents.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
A PENSION DEFICIENCY.

Payments Must Be stopped Il No
Money Is Appro pr!aged.
WAsHINGroN, FEB 2-The commits
sioner of pensions has advised the Secretary
of the Interior that there will be defcien.
cy in the amount necessary for the pay.
nent Of pensions for the fiscal year. over
aud above tie existing appropriation Of
about s., 900, co., and asks that the neces.
sary steps b. taken TO secure immediate
consideration Of the matter by congress, to
prevent styppage Of the payment OF pen
aia
The morning news., 1889-02-03
TOW BOAT BOILERS BURST.
Three Persons Killed and Two Dana
gerously Injured.

PITrsBURG Feb. 2.-The towboat Two
Brothers, lying at the Allegheny wharf aH
the foot Of Eleventh str ct, b.rst her bol-
ers about .l5 o'clock this afternoon, coni-
pletely demolishing the vessel, and nearly
wreoking the towb at Return, which was
living by the side of the Two Brothers.
Three persons were killed outrig /, aud two
others we're dangerously injured The
killed are the engineer and fireman Of the
Return, and the firemsn Of tho Two
Brothers. One of the killed was lown
into he river, and no trace q him can Do
found
The morning news., 1889-02-03
Ringing Noises

In the ears, sometimes roaring, buzzing
sound, are caused by catarrh, that exc ed
ingly di,asrecabe aud very common dis
ease. Loss Of smell or hearing also results
from catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparila, the
groat blooI purifier, Is a peculiarly success
full remedy for this disease, which 10 cures
by purifying o. blood. Ii you suffer from
catsrrn, t-y Hoods Sarsaparilla, tho pc
cuIiar medicine.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
panvllls,s Topaceo Irlds.

DANrrLLE. VA, Feb. a-Ihe sales q
loaf bacco in this market fqr "a luzfy
aggregated 2,69s, ,602 pounds ana iof lne
first four months Of the new tooaFce -. ~.
6,978,5l2 pounds, a falling on " penliy
1900, GOD pounds as compared w VIZ Nv
time last year. The decIsAso n ~ S"s1e W.
mainly TO the shabby cnafac'vF = se3
present crop,
The morning news., 1889-02-03

w F. Walton, Of Springfield, Tenn,
says: 81 have been suffering with neuralgia
in my face and head of and on Tor three
years. purchased box Of DR.. Tanners
lnfallible Neuralgia Cure and took eight Of
the pills. have not felt any symptoms Of
neuralgia since.' Sold by Lippman Bros,
wholesale agents.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
BIsaIARCK,s REIGN.
Claims by His Enemies that it Is
Nearing It's End.

Claims by His Enemies that it Is
Nearing It's End.
copu ghtel 1883 ty Ne1c York associated Press
BERLIN, Feb. 2.-Pcmcs Bismarck's feud
with tie ultra conservatives threatens to
ALLEVIATE a number of his hitherto
ardent supporters. A search has been or
d1red Of the offices Of the Kreuz Zeitltng
aa4 tie house OF its editor, Herr Hammer
stah, for the manuscript Of an article
a.fa-.ir[ he chancelor's conduct on the
6e2cken inq Try. Ghis der is designated,
t'ta Dv tie Cologne Gazette, as an infringe
ment OK the liberty OF the Irsss.
HAS INJURED THE MONARCHY.
Tie h,eua Zetung, despite the fact that
tle conservative leaders recently disavowed
,'S Sseuiuauts, eturus to tue charge that
l'rnc Bis arck has injured the monarch
.- seltumeut Of the people OF Germany.
Inc hechsbote supports the Kreuz Zeitung
I'D tHs position. These and other symptoms
disclose the cided growth and strength Of
ile ant!.Blsmarck party. Reunions which
occur al The residence of Count Won Wald-
''-. unite the part sans Of the eK empress
ttl G.lra coIservaturS, whose common aim
is 70 weaken the influence Of he chancellor.
No-ut tuenburg and Herr Koyel appear
N''' tChLAt'uSs AOl1l -NSShGlFOle
L'o appears as the representative of the
e&-ouprs
Is THE END APPRoACHING
te cHauceil0r's eromies declare that bis
,eg3 'sreariug it's close. they assert that
Iy''le' his physical ailmeats, which render
incapable of government. domestic,
ss-H47Are, ali potent with tine emperor, is
~, ".otenlng Prince Bismlrcil's hold. and
va IAe empress, wDo rs a close friend of
lAl'-' Won Walders e. sympathizes WITH
''7 nponen's Of the chancellor Empress
'+t'S'a alsa bames his action as exposing
~ .4e world family scandals Tho impre =
H.. diplomatic circles is that, though
f1n'a IBIS arck's power over the EN- eror
.' .es'enlHg, his position will remain secure
,-.ti pc le'lrts; but tuat the succession of
count Herbert is doubtful.
The morning news., 1889-02-03

PITTsBURo, Pa, Feb. 2--Tne Posts
Scottdale, Pa, special says: The strike OK
pectgd In the coke re 10 has commenced
at portion Of the works"
The morning news., 1889-02-03

PARIS, Fec. IN la Ggerre, promi-
nent Boulangist deputy, has challenged
Deputy Lacroix TO figh. a duel While II
la Guerre was speaking in tue Chamber Of
Deputies, be was ffsnslvely interrupted by
NJ Lscroix, and for this insult be demands
satisfactlOD
The morning news., 1889-02-03

WAsHlSGToN, FEB. 2.-Tne House to-day
insisted on It's amendment 10 the Senate VI.
for the admission OF South Dakoia, and
Mesrs Springer, Barr es and Baker Of New
York we're appointed as conierees
The morning news., 1889-02-03
Houk In a Huff.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. In the House this
morning Mr.. II ,uk of Tennessee asked
unanimous consent for the passage Of the
bill for the relief Of the governor of Ten
uessee, ut Mr.. Kilgore objected, whereupon
Mr.. Houk gave notice tnat no unanimous
consent would be given to requests pre-
terred by gentlemen on the other side
The morning news., 1889-02-03
Postal Anpropriatlons.

WAsHiNGToS, Feb. In The House to-
day Mr BioInt o. Georgia, from the com
mttee On postoHces and post roads, re-
ported tho postoffice Appropriation bill, and
It vas placed on the calendar. The House
then aalourned
The morning news., 1889-02-03

WASHINGTON. Feb In the House this
morning Mr. uHtch OF Missouri, from the
committee on agriculture reported tue
agricultural appropriation bill aud IL was
pl aced Upon the calendar
The morning news., 1889-02-03

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 2.--Six men we're sen.
fenced to death by Judge Parker Of the
United States court, AZ Ft. 5 itn. Ark.
to-day. Two Of them are white men, tive
negroes and two half-breed Indians. Al
are murderers. They will all be hanged on
Friday, April 9.
The morning news., 1889-02-03

WAsHiNGToS, Feb. 2. In the House this
morni Mr.. Clardy Of Missouri called at
tentlou 10 the fac. tnAt tho conference re
20 I on the Nlcaraguan canal bill, as
printed in tic Record. was Incorrect in sew
erai particulars, and a reprint was ordered.
The morning news., 1889-02-03
An Iron Furnace idle.

PorrsvILLE, PA, Fob. 2.--The No. fur
mace Of the Pottsville Iron and Steel Com
pany was blown on to-day owing TO tho
dullne,s Of the iron trade, and will rem ia
out II blast until spring One hundred men
are thrown out Of employment.