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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

CmcAGo. February lG --Ata meeting
of anarchists ata % bail in ihe West Sidr
last night Albert Clrriu and other radi-
Gals made inccudi,ry speeches.
PAREERBCR0, W. va, FEBRUARY 10
six persons were killed ai 1925 th.-
morning by % boiler explosion i9 J1hu
i Jenkss saw mil at Murphy Piedmont
county
NEW YoRs. February td--Mrs Weber.
living at 3l6 Rigingon street died this
morning from do-e of arsenic ta.en
with suicidal effect She and hlf Aus-
band and i've children had recently ar-
rived in This country from Germany
Her husband being unsbie to iud work,
and finding starvation near, drove her
10 The act
WmaLsnARlE Pa February l6-
Giuseppe Yillala. one of the murdcrers
OF Pavmaster Mcclure. was arrested too
day al hi4 home in Caly. q considerable
part of the stolen money was found in
his possession
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ISDIANAPoIs lND, February lG.-The
United Press dispatch received from
New York last night 20 the elect that
Ex-s ccrctary Window would reach In
q annapolis to-day, created quite stir in
political circles, and before the
elstern train pulled into the Un-
ion dcpo. this morning, there
was goodly number of Cabinet
pcculafor on the ground Private Secs.
.etary HalfOrd was also 40 the station.
and when asked if ho was there to meet
Mr Window be replied I'm the a1irma-
tive, but had nothing further 10 say on
tho subject Upon the auifalO of the fast
line Mr. Window was one of the first pas-
sengers 10 alight lie politely excused
himself to the interyieNeIs, and made
haste 20 reach The Presidents carriage,
and in company with Mr.. lIaford, Nh
Window was driven directly 90 General
Harris0ns residence. Tho gossip 10
night naturally places the eN-Secfetary
among the chosen Cabinet ministers.
II "a understood That Mr.. Window
himself lett with the belief that Ore sio
be Secretary of the Treasury lie told
the reporters Chat he came on the invita-
ton of the President-eicct, and tiat
the conversation he had with him was
satisfactory 20 himself. Mr. W indom,
after spending the afternoon with Gene
raj Harrison lefi for The East
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writing History.

Poor William Rufus end was sadder
than we wist, If wc are TO believe a
vouth who SAYS that William Rufus
,yos oorrcd 10 death by stag IN the
forest his father had made to hunt the
deer" Another writes Prince Will
iam was drowned IN a butt of Malm.
scv vino. be never laughed again
4 small bioslaphcr Of The Maid Of Or
loans writes Joan OF Arc was the
dauchter Of a rustic French pheasant
which lived IN the forest
She did not like to leave her pheasant
home. but after "A while sine went
away" In the rainy season, says a
hulo pedaut tho barren desert be
comes animated with torrents of lux
uriant vegetation. % Before leaving
the humors OF boys, an oral question
and answer may be given. Nv nat do
you mean by a temperate region
asked an inspector with a due EN-
phasis on the word temperate. y
i.tlo boy replied Tho region where
they drinks only temperants drinks,
sir. Chambers Journal.
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C
G50W1qW1edn,
922iice8Co.
Cotton Underwear.

The seasOm for these ca
scuiials H. about at hand.
DO uOi delay until hot
weather. the purchase Of
.uCh garments.
lcly ornate and hand
,oI .c SETS We have OF three
.icCce--C lCEuisC. Drawers
.Ha Night esOWus--ranglnS
in value from ~ tO so tsic
seq. These are trimmed in
Icdici Or VaIeuCienne>
Lace Or io Cambria En-
broidcry.
separate garments We
rsu shows iuimmcnse VarI-
ets. cmbOdying good work
aud honest materials.
C1csnise. soc. tO -.
Drawers. Zoe. To $50.
sieht Gowns, zoe. TO
$50.
curtains are BEGINNING
D. be iu demand. I choice
sock wifi be ready for in-
.pccti0n Monday morning.
nbraCing the latest de-
ieus. ranging III value
rDsn - 10 81. ~pcCiai al
cutiOn j. confidently d.
rcctcd 40 a stock Of Cur
fnin Nets and husiins in
novel patterns. tli these
Goods aTc up-stairs. Take
ihr elevator.
20 Fast ssF0ad Street
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hOEKlBL1 CRIME.
Cold BIooded ouadruple Murder In North
Carolina.

Cold Blooded ouadrupie Murder In North
Carolina.
NEW YORK. February l6-A special
from Charlotte, ~ G., says that new- has
been received OF one OF the most horrible
crimrs that was ever committed in North
Carolina Ella Chayer. .cOloledl reports
that on lasi wednesday night masked
men entered the home nt jacob Faucet,
who lived in cottage near Mount Olive,
Beftie county, and with sn axe killed
Mrs Faucet aud her child while they
" abrd. The murderers then went 20 Il
cabin In which three negro women SER
wants were sleeping and murdered two
of them m like manner The third,
Ella CnaveTs. was sleeping In an adiDin.
ing room, and being awakened escaped
The men started In pnrsult OF her, but
she evsded them She was unable tu tel
who TIE men were she watched from
IL distance and saw them kindle fire on
ihe f1or Of both houses. Thursday the
bones of the four murdered persons were
picked from among The ashes They
were Mrs Anna Faucett and her child,
Ada Wren and Anna Gordon, the color
ed women Tie most intense excite
ment prevails but DO arrests have been
made. The Chayers wOman says that
Faucet has had trouble with his neigh
burs, who were quarrrlsOme az al times,
ana had threatened his life. Faucet Was
not at home on the night Of the murder
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MONTREAL, QUE, February l6 -
shortly after 8 o'clock this morning fire
was discovered IN the large foundry of
Peck. Benny & o. on Mill street, and
after burning three hours completely de-
stroyed the building and contents. The
loss is estimated at 100000 About
noon another fire broke out In James
McDougalls' big grain elevator adjoin.
ing the burned foundry, the result
OF NEGLIGENCE somewhere in not proper.
~ exiinguishing the first fire Owing 90
insufficient wafer power, This fire was
soon beyond control Holes for the suc-
lion pipes had to be cut through the ice
I'm The canal, and it was an hour before
the engines got to work from the hy-
drants. By that time the whole top
of the elevator was mass OF flames
and the roof fell in, two frenen
narrowly escaping be- ng kIAed, The
fire threatened the Goulds building adj
Joining, which contained 10000 bushels
of wheat. but Che danger was ayegted.
During the ire two faces appeared al
one of the elevator windows and then
disappeared. but up 20 late hour this
evening il is not definitely known who
they were or whether they cscapsed
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GLOUCESTER MURDER.
FULL DETAILS OF THE HCGnES.ROSs
HOMICIDE.
DOMESTIC INFELTCITY TIE
CAUSE or THE HOMICIDE
RESULT OF THE POST MoRTEa FNAM.
NATION.
A Vuadruple Murder In North Carolina.
Revival Of nm old * ntucky Tend.
Children Ire U0use-Do-
mestic Telegrams
GLOUCESTER MURDER


GLOUCESTER, G. H., Va, February
l0.-Ihe shooting of Hughes hy bis
wiic's nephew, j. +. Ross, continues 20
be tho one subject of conversation here
Hughes educated Ross. and gave him q
fine estate. Ross was the leading Re.
publican politician In this county. Tie
was ected 70 the Legislature in 1883.
and m all of bis political aspirations ne
had = sympltny and cordial support OF
Dds g. 20 George, who seemed to regard
him as son.
Hughes was an Iri-hman by birth. He
wal at one time wealthy importer OF
linen goods iu Sew York and he came
to this country about 1874. having pur-
chased a fine estate here Ross was mar
riod August 9. lssS, and brought bis
wife lere from Baltimore and lived with
Mr Hughes. lie is now reported as say.
ing that after he retired Wedne-.
day night DIS wife told him
of ind.gn.f.es offered her by Hughes
Tie wanted tO see Hughes at once. hui
she prevented TO- Thursday De and DIS
wife avoided seeing Hughes They
spent most %. the day at Ross law-o0ice
ON tho way home q distance of ab0u,
200 yards, De induced her TO disclose
fully what Hughes had done. Greatly
enraged be went 90 Hughes room
and demanded am explanation. Hughes
asked OF WHAT Ross replied " You
know what Rhoia has told me all
Hughes exclaimed Give mc the pistol.
! viii Kim myself" Ross said d" So. /
will Kill You, and Immediately fired The
fatal shot
The pistol used was six shooter
which belonged 10 Hughes. No0ne knew
of The shooting until Ross went To- the
kitchen. where p0uitice was being pre-
pared for Hughes. and said t0 his wife
RhOda. Mr. Hughes is dead now lio
then told what he had done lie cut
fora doctor and bad messages sent for
bis brother and for ihe coroner
The men who nrst saw the body
found 10 10 an easy position, with the
eyes closed The bed l0tbos were NOT at
al damaged They did not observe tho
wound until Ross called attention 90 it
The examination before the Magistrates
Court is postponed % 1890 Monday
morning
Tic past morien is now being hold b7
Dr. p. A. Taialerro. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning 20 II
o clock Mr. Hughes will ha buried Ia
the Presbyterian chlrch-yarl 40 this
place lleWlil be buried beside his wife
D, the spot which be de-ignaIed some
months ago.
RESULT OF THE POST MoRrEM.
The pat noriem examination is con.
cllded The bail entered Just below ths
right temple and pursued % -anf.ug
course over 10 She back of thc head on
lhe lett side and then dropped towards
ihe neck The ball was greatly lalten-
ad d. course indicates ilaf Ross stood
ip $50. ,ne mczz.o NJ tlo pistol about
three feet from Hughes head and that
hughes was lying down. The pistol
was thirty cai.lre it was "seli-sOcker'
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rreal.. afaprunken raImel.

PAnRERsBuBa, W. \A- February lG-
John El-mcr, a wealthy tarmcr formerly
Il preacher, residing ln Nirt county
went home drunk last night and beat his
wife for not having supper ready, then,
seizing a heavy poker killed her, also
bis TWO daughters aged 10 and H. and
the hired girl lie then set fire 20 The
house aud burned il 10 the ground lie
has been arrested and Jailed. There d.
strong talk of lynching him.
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NEW York, February l6.-lhe CathO'
he Aeos of this city has received "A cable
gram from Rome announcing that the
statutes OF the new Catholic university
ut Washington formulated by the Ameri
can b shops aud brought here by Bishop
Keene are being examined by commits
sion OF cardinals. OF which Cardinal
simeoni, prcfect of the Sacred Congre-
CATION OF the Propaganda, is president
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Fort WAYNE. ISD, February lG.-At
/ o'clock A. VI. fire started In the large
l0ur-story brick block ON Calhoun street,
owned and occupied by Louis Fox q q o..
as q wholesale cracker factory IL was
entirely destroyed together with the aC-
Joining block also q lour-story brick
house owned by William Fleming Not
"a thing was saved ina either building
The loss will exceed 100000.
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ANOTHER KENTUCKY FEED.
Regular Pitched Battle Between Nam
tainerrs

LEXINGTON, Ky. February tG-An.
other feud has broken out In Nenifee
county Thursday morning. at tham.
bers station. on the Mount sierlinr Coal
road, about fifteen miles east of Mount
Sterling, a pitched battle took place be.
tween TWO parties of mountaineers. one
led by R. l.. Draughn and the otter
by Hack uallOn. About .5 or 100
shots were exchanged but no one
was wounded, so far as heard from
70 is believed here that thisis revivalof
The old Barnett reign of terror which
prevailed I'M Breathitt county some six
year. ago, in which Hack Hallon's cou.
sin. Vaughan Hailon, was murdered II
appears that there were about six or
eight men engaged on each side I'm
Thursdays fusiiade More trouble is
expected
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North Carolina Moon.hiners on the Ram

Charlotte. y. c.. February l6-A spec
cial 10 the Chryab's from shelby Cieye-
land county. says that the moOn-hiner-
I'm that section are arranging 10 resist the
revenue officers in their raids on illicit
distuleries Deput Marshall McNalls to-
dav received % warning that noon
sinner named Pete Cook had u musket
loaded to kill him al sight
The moOushiners claim that they are
oppressed because they are poor IL Is
moi known who is the leader OF the
arming mOonshiners, dut it Is said they
will fight The revenue officers say they
will not be frightened from their duty
hN lnIeats.
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rrled DO nurn Il-en.eIte. III

DETROIT NIcH, February l6-Nrs
Barney Beelcr. Of Port Huron, locked
her three children. aged two. four and
six IN the house Yesterday while sine
went down town. The children set fire
TO the house, and when rescued =
ncighbors were unconscious. The two
Youngest children died l4st nirht and
the other is not expected TO recover,
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HE-ULT 0F INN rOsT 1f0RTE1I-
TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION.

IhcTlre Tiend Pla,z nayoc in Montreal.
MONTREAL, February ga terrible
cOnlalsat0u 81 now raging here. AL
ready one million dollars worth oi
property has been destroyed, and mli-
lions more are threatened, and still at
This writing-l j. M.-there is no ape
pearance OF the flames being stopped.
The ire started a. q o'clock This morn.
inc
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$14, $13, SIP and $40.

The superb assortment Of fine ymade suits
ever produced in this any other country Models OF
correct style perfect in their fitting properties Modern
their patterns. fashionable in cut and make. Not
worth less than SO, and few at that, the
great majority Of them being such we have been
selling S4 S3 and .i2 bat for this week your choice
OF the entire assortment will cost you just
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SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS

While we reserve to ourselves the right
to do as we please with the stock we own,
yet we deem an explanation Of this un-
precedented cut in prices due TO our pa
irons. 1t is this: While our sales Of
w0olens this past season have been largely
in excess OF those Of any previous season,
yet anticipating even heavier sales, we
manufactured stock fully double as
large as any we ever carried before. You
all know how late the season was. AS
result only part Of our patrons provided
themselves with suits. We have them;
we don't want them. We will not carry
them over to sell as new stock next fall.
Do you IN ierstand. We start every sea-
son with clean stock of the latest things.
The loss on these suits viii be heavy, but
WE are satisfied, and no one else has
right TO complain; certainly not he who
buys S14, S13, SIP, OR $40 suit for
csr,xrrNr DNTY YADC ANTy> v-vv-rvrv sxT,Nrvrc
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Condition OF the order In the State-Death
of An Old litiken.

DANvILE, Va. February l6.-The
Young Mems Christian Association Con
yeniion opened this morning with IN
teresting Bible reading. led by II. NJ.
Williams. OF Atlanta. The matter of
finances was taken up, and S2,2ll raised.
The State Secretarys report was read,
covering the work from April 10 Febru-
ary. During that time three assocla'
ti0ns have gone down and fifteen organ.
lied Number OF associations existing,
seveniy-iiye, TWO new c0lored associa-
ton. have been organized, making sixty
In the State. Two new General eecreIa'
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ries have been put iu the field making
tweniy-four m the State. Treasurer
report Shows the amount, raised and ga.
pended, - $40
Daniel Dugger, an old citizen Of Dan.
vile, died last night "
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DCBrIN. February l6-The judges be.
fore whom Mr. William O'Brien' -appeal
from Che sentence Of imprisonment
which be- Is 90 present serving was ar-
gucd to-day declined to allow the app
neal
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miiiee On Privileges aud Elections as 10
outragcs in Washington county, Texas,
and NJ. Coke proceeded with his argu-
ment
The reading of testimony interspcrscd
with brief comments by Mr.. Coke was
resumed After some time Mr.. Blair OH.
faincd unanimous consent 10 state his
views in opposition 80 the direct Tax
bin. as he had not been in the chamber
when the conference report was pre-.
sented and adopted llc said be had
voted against the bill originally because
he considered 20 unconstitutional and in
judicious.
Mr Coke then continued and without
concluding, at =. NJ the Senate adj
iourned
wAsmISgTOE NOTES.
The Democrats In the House will
hold q caucus on the Tarin bills Monday
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! DE SALE CHEAP. ONE H. NJ.
Al 300 81 e. D. Power Elevator. All Irs4
.i iIfl DnDr frIif
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D LET HANDSOME APART.
.0nt tt 9b ,uth Third street ell modern
mrlfs. aIl only between ami 10 a
. i-l 5Jy ami o.1OP.A iel.-gw
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Crisi.inFr nco

BrRLN, February l5.-The Noa.h
German GHs,. hlamc- the French OPP
p0uunisls for not striking blow m
Premier FloQucts defense and for al-
loving General BOulanger 90 gasc0nade
the Partisan electors The I0.salif
ZotHnq SAYS that France is experiencing
a crisis such as has been unknown since
Gambetta baaled McMahon, aud asks
where is France Gambetfa now.
TIE NEW FRLNCH CABINET
PARIS. February l8.-Mme. Maline and
RouyIer conferred with President Carnot
this morning. IL is reported that the
mission 10 form new Cabin has been
offered to NJ. Casimsperies.
FOREIGN NOTES.
SAN TRANclsCo, CAL, February To-
4 private cable has been received IRON
Toxic concerning the assassination there
of Niscount ArinoH Mou. Minister Of
Education lie was known In this cOun-
Try, having been Minister from Japan al
Washington about 1880.
GRAVE CoNDITIoy OF AFFAIRS Is
FRANCE
LoEDoN, February Ga peculiar
phase Of the French crisis > the COM
pletc indifference OF the B0urse 20 the
situation President CarnOt favors a
moderate Ministry under Neline, the
President of the Chamber, bur the fol-
lowers of Mailteteu iavlr COM
binaton OF the Senale and The
Chamber 10 create sovereign sembly,
which will choose new President 10
govern pending d general election. The
Republicans would thus be stIll In the
majority and the existing institution
temporarily preserved The present Re-
public i'm any form means peace. While q
dictatorship ii monarchy. orany degree of
anarchy means war kilograms from
b Rim show that the keenest interest at
the outcome In the French situation is
felt In the German capital and dis
patches from Vienna indicate a similar
.tate of feeling The masses in France
have no realization of the gray
ity Of the position The German Gov
ernment is unceasing in iis military
preparation. Since the adoption oil the
small caliIre rifle, ihe gun factories have
been working day and night and a mill
lion weapons OF similar pattern have
been ordered from individual c0nIrac-
tors
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THE SANO1X TRnrRLE.
The United state. Determined TO Resist
German Assumption.

'"0 t"i'u 'i"tts bciefmtued 90 Resist
German Assumption.
SAN FRANcfsCo, February l0-The
Sydney, Australia, Star of January 18Th.
commenting on the samoan trouble. saws.
The Government of the United Stsies
has evidently determined To pro.
tect the interests of Amsri.
can citizens in samoa, anu 20 prevent
Germans from riding rough shod over
the patriotic leader, Namata and his fol.
lowers. Great Britain shows % desire to
do The same, ami it i8 t0 lo hoDei chat
the energetic step. taken bv President
Cleveland will be followed by Lord Sal.
isbury
The unwarranable deposition of Ma
liei0a and the effort 90 establish pa tool of
their own ON the throne Of >amOa. added
10 their harsh treatment of Tie
natives and foreign residents.
have generated formIdlblo
rebellion against the Germans. and 10
seems more than probable that If tie
patriotic leader 1laiaata, is leI no deal
with the forces of the usurucrs. tie
latter will very soon De o}euhr0wn
u d. sincerely 10 be hoped That the
American Admiral will arrive IN time
10 prevent tl9 defeat of the patriot
army II the forces of Admiral
Kimberly be not sufficient 90 accom-
plish this, the British Admiral iu ar-e
waters would De- justified in lending his
assistance Tho conduct of Germany
throughout This matter IS NOT likely 10
cause her presence in tho Pacific 10 be
very welcome TO tlcpeople Of Australia
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LANCASTER PA, February l0.-Dwid
tIeming Houston, OF eoanoke, o., "A
Stale Senator died very suid,n.y att e
home ci nis cou-. Il ncie to-day.
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The Senate resumed consideration Of
the resolution reported from the Com
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FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
REVIEW or THE WORK DONE By THAT
BODY.
CREDTTABEE $40 wing ron THE
FEDERAL LEGISLATURE.
LIVELY PROSPECT PBEDICFED FOR
The FIFIY FIRST.
Mrs. Clevelaud's Last Publio Reoeption-
Various Bili6 for Keduci the
Tarif TO be Wash
ington News aud Notes.
Especial 20 tho Times
NAsHNOToN, February 10
TUT TTu rgNguTaa

is 10 so. IS lt true.
As they're saying Ol you,
That they gave you Your name. which is l.,
Asu "a COEnOUcn 90
F,rfwO bodies that sif
90 ordinate. ac ing like -Lf
There are just two weeks remaining of
the present Congress. This, the Fifueth
Congress will go down 10 history az a
Congress much above The average 10
point OK creating new ideas for legisla-
fion
The TauG bll. of course has been The
chief feature of debate, ndwhile no ac-
zion has been taken. sl.ll This debate has
been The means of educating the people
up 20 Chat point. where i'm The near fu-
ure they Will uss this education and de-
mand o repeal of cold war taxes,
and Cause tho revenues of the Govern
mcut o he placed upon basis of fair
ness and Justice Cd AN parties More
aIiG literature has been circulated
throughout the country since last May
shan ever before. and &c is safe to sag
that few people who can read are with
ont some idea of ihe meaning of the
terms Free Trade and Protection
THE OMNIBUS BILL.
The Territorial OF Omnibus bin (Which
is also mcomploiodI, has received "a
large -hare of attention from the Fiiiicth
Congress. and within short time four
or hye territories VIII De added 60 the
galaxy of States
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-05-11
A Democratic State.

We learn from the Daily States
Of the Goth inst, that the people Of
Montana were successful in the ruse
which they practised on the unsus-
pecting Radicals last autumn when
they voted the Republican ticket.
Democratic at heart. they cast Repub-
lican ballots, knowing well that il
they did otherwise the United State
senate would spurn their request
for admission to Statehood. Their
admission secured, they at once
turned round and voted according
to their convictions, and Montana
will DC ranked among the Demo
cratic States. They no longer con.
ceal the fact that in their autumn
elections there was a preeoncerted
purpose to fool the 6. 0. p. Hurrah
for the new Democratic State =
2. G.. Banner.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-05-11
Bottled Fire ExtinSuisl1ers.

A physician has impaired to the
Atlanta Constitution, for domestic
application, the exact recipe of the
solution used in the fire extinguish-
ers now offered for sale, as follows:
Take twenty pounds of sal ammo
MAC (muriate of ammonia, to be had
Of any druggist, and dissolve in
seven gallons Of water. When dis
solved it can be bottled and kept in
each room in the house, to be used
in an emergency. In case of a fire
occurring. one or two bottles should
be Immediately thrown with force
into the burning place so as to break
them, and the fire will certainly be
extinguished.