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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27
working for the Western Metropolis.

BRsusoHAM. Ala, Sept 27.-Ex-Assist-
ant Postmaster General Stevenson and Col.
y. X Southmayd. and ex-Confed crate Off.
csr, now OF Chicago, are here canvassing
among congressman and other prominent
men Of tho state in the interest of Chicago as
the site OF the worli's fair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27
Another y.luabl. Hor.. Gone.

PEORIA, Ills, Sept 2T-All Here, the i'm
ported English shire stallion, owned by
Burgess Bros, Of Wenona. Ills, died at the
state fair grounds yesterday OF inhamma-
ton OF the bowels He was valued at
giO OOD
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27
Barnum's Advance on England.

LONDON, Sept 27.-Mr. r. T. Barnum's
advance agent arrived at Liverpool yestsr-
day, and was met by Mr. George Starr, the
European agent, and number OF others
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27

ROTTERDAM, Sept ga strike of dock
laborers is in progress here. A large num-
Der OF men are out and the strike threatens
to assume great proportions
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27

any time within quarter OF a century after
marriage.
The only unpleas ant feature OF the occa-
sion was the weather, which was execrable,
as il rained all day.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27

Hone KoKe, Sept 2Z-The Temple of
Heaven, at Pskfn, containing the great
throne Of the Sacred Dragon, has been de-
stroyed BY fire.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27
TERRIBLE FURNACE ACCIDENT.
Five Men Burned, Two Fatally. by Al
Outiurst Of Molten Iron

Outhurst Of Molten Iron.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Sept 27-Furnace &C"
Of the Edgar Thompson Steel works, at
Braddock, WIS not working satisfactorily
yesterday, AMI at 7o'clock last evening Capt
W. r Jones, manager of the steel works,
together with six of his men, went to work
to remedy the trouble 1t was discovered
that hard crust Of cinder had formed in
side OF the furnace An orifice, fiftsen inches
in diameter. vas made through the side of
the furnace siack-which is eighty feet high
and twenty i'm diamerer Through this hole
a heavy iron bar was used to break the Gin
der crust
Al River of Molten Metal.
In an instant the crust gave way, and
perfect river OF molten iron and cinder
gushed through the aperture, literally GOV.
ering Capt Jones and his workmen in a ga
OF flame, and hurling them in all directions
Capt Jones was picked up from the sand
pit, fully for y feet from the stack The
others were ! fled about the same distan ce :,
in other directions A Hungarian, who was
in the party, has not yet been found
TIE Frightful Results.
The fatally burned are: Mike Quinn, fore
man; Harry Council, probably fatally
burned; Patrick Burns, seriously burned;
John Nee, SO iously burnsd Capt Jones is
terribly burr ed and his physicians are APP
prehensive, tut hopeful The scenes imms-
diately following the accident are almost
beyond description, the immense stack house
being fairly overhown with the SETTLING
LIQUID fire
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27

II Iodide Of potash. is an inquest nee.
essaryf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27

A little thing that feels big in tight
place is Q corn.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27

few minutes before 4 o'clock the bells Of
the village church rang out their tones Of
Joy once more rs the newly welded couple
drove to the depot to start upon their honey
moon tour. Here a special Wagner car
awaited them and amid further plaudits
and volleys of good wishes they began their
honeymoon tour to Bar Harbor, where
they will occupy the Blaine cottage.
The costumes Of the ladies in attendance at
the wedding and reception were very rich
and handsome. Indeed, the whole affair
surpassed in its interest and brilliance every
other wedding of the year The presents
were legion, and represented thous ands Of
dollars In value. IL is safe to say that the
value of the gifts to this happy couple is
more than the parenis Of both were worth at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
SCIENTIFIC prscovRay.

4 German pateai has been Issued
Tor TIC preparation 81 wood htSr soT
spinning. Strong fabrics are made
from the psodaet.
Nen s-workerS ars using naplatha-
line as weed preseFvasjye. IL - said
Il leave tbs xeoil slry and with unly a
faint aromatic e,ier.
Nearly every kisld ct glass, esYeci-
ally that containing manganese -
liable 20 c.sasSe eClaF by exposure ~
sunlight Heat WA restore tie csiar.
however,
Mis- Proctas OF lima. OHIO. has
patented a process ay Which. it is
claimed i0,ssB1 500 enhss feet of islaai-
mating gas can he extracted sTssIn aae
barrel os Lima Oft
Mrs. Reed. "A Chicago woman. has
taken os9t a namher 81 patent gUg
h;giEging fssTnltsge sats she walls cs
fats. She uissssN. the sFf8ee wsthia thc
.ssls ~ 3 grsaf extent
RE Frrslesl chemist n ho Sl3seaEsTsti
rss0naar gAFsYe has nov f.sxeu;esa a
process Tor treating steel bs Nflsea
steel eranxs and iell gnssaa esa se
MAIDS IS iaauspss,y los ysiees.
4 mixture fsg the seaeTak .. sd
vsTnIsh hes tcen patented sn gsegasssly
by Mr. Meyer r. Is obtained IS
mixing lsye peyss II > per eesaE iii,
se.sse 2. potash ssse II - TssE eest Sgela
tse ard ole u ssi-&nsGs sssssS aagskfs.
esssesase uf aas n1,snL
A ue@ scheme for haFasr dsxasa +.
seen 20 be tSses, Perforated isua
pse<ss vii be sumk il thz Aser ags
.tsgugga tssaas fssv0esrEsa Ak 81
spFgesf, In ssziS vas ) ssngee ssreas "a
hsax5nE IS essad D. sess sisaN y "a TIE
essenay ; lees t8 dive ss a@4T
A sassgtar maSaA il y eEAsaHSs. : 81
ssAssd ia al ssssss III w3Asher IS nsase
81 ssae h1ns1eE ca uaxaaekea sasMs sid
tAree hsasissls al sharv sAsssH, 10 ~Asesl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
TRAIN ACCIDENT.
The Lieutenant-( Governor Of
Michigan Killed.
a cAxADIAs SCHOONER LOSE
xta~ Pssvss DrswnsA Murder and
Probable LyschInE n
r~sne<s<s.

MAssrxrTr. ssssh-. jan I8s--0ns ct tlss
TRUCKS of ! passenger coach On . North.
wessern eas.ksosnd train broke this after
noon WHEN tie train was near Esmwood
station, and threw the ce4ch ctr the track.
The derniied car struck stump aid rss
snzsshed 20 pieces. killing or iAlrr1ng al
tne oceupapfs- Lent Cor. James II. Ne.
Dsssasa OF Michigan was killed. Also his
bssStssess partner. Cochrane. Of EseAnabs.
snd man named sEfsle. Conszlscsor ARM
strung had leg broken sud = r. Foster o.
Irer Mountain was serlCaslE injured A
number Of other passengers were signify
injured
II seems that tie eHr in turning over
struck the ssgmp, which penetrated Il be-
tween Lieut.. Gov. Macdonald xna hts
partner. who were playing . friendly game
1f cards Mr.. futile. " fo was seated IN a
sect 20 the rear 81 the snnse uEs instantly
killed. his neck being broken. Mr.. Nc
Donasd was ia the same seat with him aud
bis arzn was forn on ef tae shoulder
and was fouEd ~ least 10 fee; from the
bo<iy. He lived Gsoat one hsur- and wss
conscious for few minutes. The whole
side Of the ear wEs torn oHt by second
stagnp. and IL seems miraculous that am
escaped The dead were picked up and
brought TO Water street, where they re-
snained up To this writing. A special train
will convey the bodies OF Mcdonald and
Coeh=aae 10 Esennaia 10 night. where they
reside. Tutfse viii be taken 10 bis home
Ia Cleveland. Ohio. Note OF the others
were fstaliy injured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
Is CRY Irr pErnRIonarrSe
fse Prosperous Glasses Enjoy Coed
Enough Health.
f4.2s..4s 4a-e4.+xs.S..

nr. q. Il. garrua read before the
hEstash Association recently parer
entitled "Toxzs Life as a cause of ne
gefeFaey, which agpaars la the TsFst-
!asg Se5raee sEsmfAls sor January, and
whose conclusions naav veil cause
some skeYtscal discussions. Dr. Bar
roa claims that cav lie l. aetsriorat-
smg - the vital lasl'eS that varsaaS
SEs1 numerous cAuses st diseasa are
Sievetopsd uaSnQNu ~ tie dMelieFS IN
The eoGairy The premises from
Nhtgh he sTAwS these eaass rs IONS.
Aose2er. YmWSs be Feearsscl IL The
ttshi q - sai pleading rather than
A. sasr and ! pisa; data, far a. sbs
soR Fi-ss@esser ho ias anges outx IKE
pheeess and cfshie,t and isost nnfsss.
tenAfe classes, asssi ssese ara pat Ia
stsFsSss sapa ys&T5 seIa y fsa faae veGl-tss.Sle
gssnaEFs rseeEse- ln these hess fass1.
nz;s eaassss u city iaesseg- Ds. asar,
gesa tss{s tssa cause Operating for de-
feflesAsfsss 41sss 6&a sig. aasa the
StaseE. bad baAsss oS aze
Is i ansta tstfe tias sAe yeEy paages 1
coansgy Hf4n can esFxFlessee ~ rssa.
s5stisEsas ~ ga az ~ side. nas 20 sae tsseS
sisssas1s, Is fazS@ foasssg Ia er8m sassl
ieEss aA~Fst districts is tbs sstv. Hers
= sefk4tfsaF ssse hsfs Ar sid bad. azsssE 8
- ase tssAk sl.a aatAsss sEsSsAaSes ard
hzxdl ssSs sTssf SexkfstSne iasnsssa asr.
AEe staa sAEla8ax 8ackaxsss whaseszs ssaess
assa wesxssa vexk. Agriculture O.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

sick rai4iax afr 10th octisf asforss NJ.
czsssars1y tree from this seriosfs evi. ;;
hszs Ia regard 10 city health. i =
no moFs lair 50 utterly tguUss Sd The
more prosperous ard fortunate Glasses
than Il woszEd tie 10 louk "a sssosx alone
for nsunacirzi tyres. Regarding The
health rate o. any save sas Poores;
Sse0Ele. Is i safe 20 assert land the as
sertios, can lie snpF<srfzd hy satisfied
facts that IL Is Esissfh higher thar that
u the welg-so-<se Yeog.se n the esantry
Several factors unise 10 pred nee this
result. One Il the modern cunryD-
lenses % TIE city hnsise. the tssus0le
temperature, tbs running wafer and
the more nseshodfeai sxsfeus OF meals.
Another. and very potent fsctor, :
found n siIe pleasant mental stimulus
OF a larger social life. and this docs
more ;oward Kissing the degree 81
vitality. ffsd thus pfoionging life- than
can sell be realized. Country lises es-
peeisilv II Il he remote from The great
erasers al activity, lacks Indispensable
conditions OF vitality
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
ELLENsnuwem NEWS.


ELLEssnERau. Jan. f9.~-fast night dur
tsg ati entertainment given al the court
house by home talent the curtain caught
lire, causing the people 70 jump 10 their
feet, hnf they were qusetesi by d
few getting on chairs and telling the,n
there Was no danger. II IL bad not been
for this. quite aumher would have baen
badly iniarea. as the stairway makes two
riEhtR1sgie rurns ana Is steep Little dam
age Was done Ia the hall, as the curtain
Was pulled down sEssi throtsn our of the
window.
&. krocpiia. boo; aal shoe dealer OF
this place. left for parts unknown about a
week sRa. leaving E.s store III charge 81 a
eisFk. isae creditors Did Hot nd this ont
until last Thursday, surprising he was
away a0 visit, ana haye been doing some
Lively work attaching stovk ssnae. The
stock was valued at about Slew. muss the
claims Viii probably reach s. asa
Real estate dealers are rexainx q rich
harvest here r. present. evers body seem.
ing - he Wild IL pa, II estate. With
pr - jumping np every ssag Yaat Sskj. cd
wfth ~ propsrtS changed hands % 9ay.
.ssstls residence TFapeity, one srla sell
iag "a lol>. shN towa * Wa3 firpsl .sssta
stFaagssss. who aee itssesal buyers. Afa4bes
- acre addition 70 Isse cltS Viii he opened
uh neIt week, streutN lets have atFessis
afesl essesset S8s az this a1ssiissa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
Railroad BuiidfsS Soon 90 BE Begun
New Water Company.

PsRr TOWNSEND. Jan. i9.-The railroad
comp will In few days advertise for
bids for the construction OF the first six
miles, work To be begia March /, fSS9; also
fol contract Tor the consfruc ion OF the
additional 10 miles, work on which will
begin April I. This Is all that lis ready for
contracting af the b.escut time, but it Is
the inteniion OF this eoniarry and their
surveyors 10 have another section Of 20
miles ready for letting By the LIST OF next
June. This viii leave only alost SO miles
that win have 70 be still located 10 make
direct and complete line - Portland,
which will then give TO this city what II
has 20 much needed these many years, a
transeontinentai connection with the
south and east There II no doubt that
this road viii be completed and In opera
ton inside OF Is months from the first Of
next March, thus realizing the foadesf
hopes OF tho residents OF this city aud the
farmers all along the west side Of this
Puget sound e1slntry.
Mr.. Charles Eisenbeis aud family have
retained from an extended visit through
California, visiting Los Angeles. Pasadena
and spending souie three weeks ia San
Francisco. Mr.. Eissnbeis reports shat the
people In Southern California are looking
VIII; wistinl eyes toward this pages sound
country.
Tue Delmonieo hotel, Which changed
hands the FIRST Of the present month, will
open tomorrow. II has been thoroughly
oserhauled. all the o q furniture and fix.
lures having been sold. The diaing room
has been painted. aud walls aud ceilings
prepared In very neat aud handsome
sfsle. The present proprietor has no,
been here sluce he purchased, having
gone back % Oregon after letting the con
tracts for The painting aud oyerhauling.
Tie Is expected to arrive to-day and open
NJ tomorrow.
Az the council meeting last night, the
mayor being ahscnt, Hon. II. :. Bufketl
acted In his shseas'e. There was rather q
lively meeting, but nothing Of importance
was transacted exceft the passing Of q
franchise for the iay Ing, operating and
maintaining of water mains through the
STREETS 81 this city. The company
applying for ti,ss franchise Il com,
posed entirely OF residents OF this city. Wis,
u G. It'll, IL b. Morgan, a. W. Bash. W
p. Iiiil, Henry I.aiides aud others This
makes the third company formed 10 sup.
ply the city with water, aud frufn present
indications they all appear TO be ia earn.
est Two % the companies nj present
have surveyors oar along their prospective
tines. aud this new cosnpa which is or.
ranixed with ssuo.ooo capital, win send
their surveyors cut Monday next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
THE HI6HBINDERs co FREE.
Portland Officers Unable TO Con
Wet Chinesa AfreAf Murderers

PoRTLAND. Jan. I9.--The grand jury re-
port submitted to-day speaks as follows of
the highbi battle fought In the streets
OF this city III December. The Chinese
row that occurred in Chinatown on
December last, hiss taken up
much of our time and atfeation Efforts
were made by us 10 ascertain the causes
that led 10 the ARRAY aud the persons who
participated IN Ii. While evidence was a6-
duced eliminating some of the parties,
charged we deemed Ii so unsatisfactory AZ
10 believe that conviction in any of the
cases would be impossible, and that no
possible good could come 20 the public
ffcnl prosecutions founded on testimony
much OF which was shown TO us to be
PICTURED. We believe that our authorities
mxhs be materially assisted In these eases
oy comforting with the respectable Chi.
nese merchants of this city, who. above
all others. are principally interested In the
en- forcement OF law among their nnoi,l..
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Discrimination Against San Bernar.
dino

sAS RKESaRpISo, Jan. I9.--At meetin &
of business men this evening TO consider
means 20 prevent transeentinental rail-
ways charging arbitrary rates on west
bound shipments of freight consigned 70
san Bernardino, I'm violation of the utter
slate commerce law, a committee was APP
pointed to take hold OF the matter Il was
voted to raise 5000 10 defFay the expense
OF prosecution of y case before the utter
state commerce commission The commit
tee VIII confer with boards OF trade and
Kindred organizations elsewhere in san
Bernardlno county aud secure united ar
Tan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
MOB VENGEANCE.
Teapeseeeans Preparing To Rope Two
Wanderers az Last Accounts

MgArnis, Jan. ia-The steamer Ruth,
which arrived last night frem Tipt0nviiie,
Tenn. brought information of murder
and probable iynehsng. The facts. as FAR
as known. are as follows: Christmas even.
ing an old lady residing near Tiptonyiiic
was murdered aud robbed 81 500 saspi-
cien pointed 70 her sou, hts wife and her
Esther a. the perpetrators. He had beer
married against bis mothers wishes All
three we're arrested for the crime, but the
wife was released, the son and fatnerJn-
law being held 10 answer an Indictment
for murder. Enen the Ruth passed Tip
tonyilIe ii was rumored fhafthe woman
had confessed her husbands and father S
crime. aud preparations were being made
10 lynch the saeB. Nothing definite can
he learned, only a rumor which reports
the hanging OF the alleged murderefs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

The Capital Question Per-
apnAI and Generwf Notes.
OLYarrk. Jaa. 1g.--Xaeh conmeat In
fHis city Mas the rv<ugf VI 80 A<EteSe which
Appeared 10 the Olympia coTrspondsiise
OF s Tacoma paper = sas dsy. aEo. n
iexissafuse.@ whf<h uez here sast Monday.
lad for ita o1jecf tee reHs0aei Of tbs cap
ffas Hos1- Il G. HerreD, Of Lewis co5nfJ,
who Il sfill ia the city, hesfnz been afle OF
the r1emssx1 Niao constituted the pony
iegissazsre, Nas seen BY yotEs cot.
respondent this fnefniag, ana ssksd
what grounds there were Tor TIE article
referred 70. ..The sxpfesslou araeuuts To
aothsn9. said Mr.. liAvens -.ss there Il no
agitation Of tie capital question ard will
not BE- until after wc Mfe admitted ~ q
state. the defeat that the eIties east Of the
mountains met 81 inc last legislature v IS
eneBeseut "a check any n1oseEssnx OF that
kind na8. The rsrnosal question was not
sAonxnt Of NOT entertained BIZ any sassnfeF
wh0 ssgn1d the petition dispatched ~
fonxfeks TIE dispatch vas an 0ftlciAl
duty. - the t<<slsn b - been called b Ias
foe that date. and no subsequent legislative
act or construction ~ tbs courts had IN
TAe only co1rsc ieff for the present. faein-
befs was 70 mees. or apparently disregard
slsas was the evident viii OF the people a.
Expressed 81 tfss Lost session Of its repre-
seniAtfses.
Nr. Hefren expressed himself a. baing
satisfied that there was q sentiment IN the
territory adverse 70 tbs assesn bling 81 the
segislA.l1rs at this tine, aud II was strange
80 him that The appropriation iii should
pass flle iDwef house of congress- the 0uEy
place where ffse territory had q voice. aud
then DC Killed III The senate b. a fSass esi-
IDENTITY unxequalnted with the condition Of
our territorial affairs.
said Ar. Herren: II ara decidedly OPP
posed 70 any agitation Of fsse caSsstal re-
moral question, and shall DO all can
against H.
The residence Of Mrs.. 0'Seill ON Main
street VAS gatsred BY unknown parties
yesterday AItsFansD. VIM, when they took
their departure was - richer than When
they entered ChinanaI was aus
peetsd Of the theft, hut . clese examiBa-
ton OF tie accused ia police court yes
tefday afternoon failed ~ resesi anything.
Hon. r. NJ. Reed, having passed tire last
two weeks In san Francisco, the guest OF
bis son. Marx. has returned home. He re-
ports having had . most enjoyable time.
Mr.. John e. AueF OF Whiaiey island is in
the city, the guest Of bis brother. Mr..
Chss. y. Aslsf.
Hon. r. II. CoFanaGgh has received let
tiers from West Point, announcing that his
son J. Bates. cadet frosa this territory hay
ing passed his nfst annual sxatniuation
now stands No. Ia IFS class. This will be
extremely gratifying news 10 his hundreds
of friends ia this territory. VITO have every
confidence In his ability 10 remain at the
top Of chs ladder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
A Montana Ranchm.n Murdered.

HELENA, Jan. f9.--At Rcdershurg yester-
day, Robert Hassfelis, prominent ranch.
man. was fatally shot by John Freeman.
The latter owed Hassfeidt some money.
Tue men had sharp words about the debt
kina:s Freeman paid IL. The men
went into a saloon 10 take q drink. sud
denly, without word of proyecaian Oh
warning, the homicide pulled a reyolyef
aud shot Hsssfeisit. who died in - min
ules. Freeman was arrested and is ia
SOME danger Of Iynching.
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THE CASE or GoDAs.
Montana's Noted Murderer Long
WAY from the Ga1lovs Yet

way from the o8iioWs let.
HELESA, Jan. l9--There has been great
deal OF trouble about getting the halfbreed
murderer, Godas, exfradited froIu Canada,
the authorities having him In custody
raising. technical points which ef.
fectualiy barred the efforts OF
the Helena officials TO secure hira.
The ease was taken to Washington aud an
Intricate point ut issue decided by Bayard.
tsodas escaped from Jail here two days be-
fore the date set for his execution. After a
long wandering In the wilds of Montana
he evaded the officers and landed In the
British possessions, where he managed 60
conceal his identity for long time.
sheriff Jefferies has at last secured him,
aud Is en- rsute 10 Helena with the pris
onsr. A legal point win be contested
whether Godas viii be resenteneed by the
governor or whether he will be entitled &c
q new trial 81
AfsSEsfo1as, Jan. ig.--Godas, the Mon.
taila murderer. who has Just been extra
dited, passed through Winnipeg, en- route
70 Helena to-day.
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ELEVEN PEOPLE DROWNED.
The schooner Skent Lost ON the
British Columbia Coast.

wIssIpHs. Jan. 11.--A Free Press special
from Victoria. y. c.. says: The steamer
carihoo Fly returned tonight from al ex-
plorIng trip to Queen Charlostes island.
The vessel brings news that on Deceyn-
Der IS, while canningham's schooner
skeDt was making trip 10 the skidsgefe,
she spraug a leak and sank. Eight Indian
passengers and Cunuingnana's son were
drowned Capt j. A. White. a boy and
seven Indians escaped
Falkner and an Indian were drowned on
baaf
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Sas FRANCISCO. Jan. ban old two.
STORY frame building on sixth aud Rgaa-
nan streets collapsed this noon. and
gahnay Capcli, 9 years OF age. Was buried
IN the ruins asa killed. The hailsisug bad
heeu eoncem6ed aud ordered 10 ho torn
down seven weeks ago. number 81
Isays were ENGAGED ia cullecsing FIRE woo.i
a. tie time, bat al except 1areiI escaped
injury
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wAI.t.s wAlrA NEWS.


wAALA NSEkA. Jan. ia.-~Saiwoa have
sireaty certweaeaa theif spEspg Fua in
tae streams hesvabeass The gnas'fal q ine
~ YEAR for the 9saa is SAID 10 FFesagr an
sNFis xeFiag,
Ihis messiing Constable SselS. having
IN ctfststlss ErOd slfNlcx. vSatS-9 81 waits
ssstrg SCI rsihtefy aad Fssrstnat $SSs2uts,
passed through SsSsns faFsiassss.
thsS evening" ssessSes haKn1Ays, ~aS a..
rested for foFsss - SO endorsement 81 =
eeFtafigate 81 .sef.osts fus $50. sAe properly
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