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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE.
A Bill to Tax Them-A Novel Means OF
IH" nnIalnn, na,,.t,,..

a Bill to Tax Them-A Novel Means oi
lsaislng Revenues.
LONDON, Dec. S,-setious times are
beginning for foreigners in France. A
bill will probably be passed by the pres.
ent Chamber, which promises TO subject
all foreigners 10 a capitation tax Of "a
francs per annum, and to impose upon
all French employers Of foreign labor a
iurther tax Of so francs per annum for
every foreign workman they may EN-.
ploy. According to the national officially
recorded list the number Of foreign resi-.
dents In France 10 at present over 1,30O,-
000, bui 1t asserts that this figure is very
much under the mark, and that In real.
lty the Foreigners number 100000, a
majority Of them being artisans, work.
men, and laborers, o considerable mum.
Der OF whom, working at lower wages,
take the bread out OF the mouths OF The
native working population, For in.
stance, it alleges that out Of 1S0, 600 for.
eigners, only 1876 have Independent
incomes or live on wages as domestic
servants In foreign families, and 1t con.
Clndes that the remaining l6S, 600 are SO
many parasites living on salaries which
by right belong to the natives.
Already the projects are instructed Ia
warn, by means Of posters, all young
men born In France Of foreign parents,
that they must present themselves forth.
with, at the military bureau Of their
respective Mayoralties, to prove their
parentage. II they fall TO do so they
will be liable to period OF imprisoi.
ment ranging from one month 10 one
vnnr
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BIG FIRE IN NEW YORK.

Several Firms Burned Out-Two Ftremen
Overcome by Smoke.
NEw YoRK, Dec, Sire broke out this
morning in the basement Of the five.
story building, No. 80 East Fourteenth
street, aud soon enyeloped the building.
Shortly after the FIRE was discovered an
explosion took place that shook the
whole building. The fire travelled all
through the elevator shaft with great
rapidly TO the top floor The roof was
constructed Of very inaammable mate
rial and the flames made short work OF
1t. Firemen Livingston and Vincent
were overcome by smoke, but were res
cued.
The following are the estimated losses:
Simpson, Hall & Miller, dealers In silver
ware, $4,000; Dempsey & Carroll, prin-
tiers and statloners, 100000; Morise
Kahn, chocolate manufacturer, $4,000:
+. w. Stemmler, importer OF French
satin and also agent Of Marie, Brigard
4 Royef, cordial manufacturers at Paris
and London, carried an immense stock,
His loss Is placed al $4,000 The build.
ing, which is owned by Henry Maillard,
the chocolate manufacturer, was dam
aged S25,0OO All the losses are covered
bV insurance.
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Tl!E MEEK IN CONGRESS.
Very Little business Likely to De Tran
Rctrd-The SllcOtt uefnlcntIon.

Very Little business Likely to BE Trans.
Rctrd-The Sllcott DGfalcation.
WAsnISGToN, Dec. s.-rhe recent
defalcatiOn in the sergeant.at.Arms
office, and the consequent loss Of incon.
venience to many Congressman, have
been the engrossing questions of inter.
est around the HOUSE Of Representa-
tives during the past few days and little
thought has been given to the course Of
business in the coming week. II the
Committee investigating the defalcatiOn
completes Its work 10 season to make Il
report to the House tomorrow, 1t will
undoubtedly give rise to much discus
sion, but the committee does not ex.
pect to be able to finish its labors until
some later day. 1t is thought that a
ioiut resolution will be introduced and
pressed TO prompt passage 10 provide
iOr the payment Ol tho lost
salaries, though there arc intimations
that this will meet with determined op.
position. The committee on rules has
not yet held meeting, and when the
House rG.assembles Tomorrow, 1t will
be- governed nerely by parliamentary
practice, In former years II was the
custom to permit Representatives to in
troduce bills before tho committees wtre
appointed, but this led to such confusion
in the dockGting OF measures, that In
the Fittieth Congress the practice was
discontinued and 1t Is hardly probable
that 1t will be re.establlshpd. There Is
reason to believe that instead OF waiting,
as usual, to complete the entire list,
Speaker Reed will announce several Of
the more important committees this
week. Ia fact, he has indicated 10 one or
two meulbers Of the House strong
possibility that he will do 80. Until
these ate announced, however, short
sessions aud long recesses may be OK.
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PEDRO WILL NOT ACCEPT
The Money Donated Him by the brazilian
RsPublie-Hls Arrival Rt AlAEoas,

LONDON, Dec, s,-Ths steamer Ala,
goas, with ex.Emperor Dom Pedro Of
Brasil, and party on board, and flying
the old Brazilian flag, arrived in the
Iagus at l0'l5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing,
Thecaptain Of the Alagoas had receiv,
ed instructions to do everything in his
power TO meet the wishes Of Dom Pedro
and make him and his family comiorta,
BILE, When the Alagoas was of the u,
land o. Fernando de Noromha, Dom
Pedro dispatched q carrier pigeon with a
message containing the Imperial iamiIy's
farewell to Brasil, On Monday, Decem,
beF 2, the ex.Emperors birthday, din.
ler was given on board the steamer in
honor Of the occasion, The Countess
d'Eu, Dom Pedro's daughter, gave toast
TO be, father In reply, Dom Pedro
toasted Brazil, m
Many inquiries have been made OF
Dom Pedro touching his future and his
attitude toward the Government OF Bra,
III, ln ansWert 10 sll these, he confines
N'tAeS.A W WV uSVtiaHuu tlttt ~ huEll-
moned TO return TO Brazil, he will 20.
he alludes to some OF the prime movers
In the revolution with respect, to others
with disdain, None OF these men were
In dlrest communication with him, but |
all that passed between them was
Ihrouh Intermediates. It's known that
they are all unimportaut men, and that
hey organized d military conspiracy
which was carried to It's conclusion with
The most perfect secrecy. All Spanish
md Portuguese revolutions are worked
BY military conspiracies. This conspira.
y, was complete surprise to every one,
There had been on the part Of the Gov.
.rnment some suspicion Of fidelity Of the
Infantry Regiment,
which had therefore been ordered to
Para, and which did not take part In the
'ronunciamento.
II was only on board the Alagoas that
he Emperor heard Of the decree contin.
ling his civil list He declares that he
Vill not accept either the list or the do.
Iation Of money offered him by the Pro.
'islonal Government.
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THINGS QUITTING DOWN.
The West virginia Republicans in Washing
ton Waiting for Results.

The West virginia Republicans In washing.
ton Waiting for Results.
Special DtEpateh 10 he htaliUsaeu.
WAsuINGToN, D. O., Dec. S.-After a
period OF great activity, quiet has once
more settled down Temporarily over
West Virginia offices aud appointments.
The Republican Congressional delega.
tion, with the exception of Major Nc
Ginnis, having put their cases In as
good form as possible, have gone home,
subject TO a return on call, and the
seekers for Office In the house have fol.
lowed SUIT, after making final aud
vigorous appeal. A mere corporal's
guard is left on duty. The West Vir-
ginia Congressmen.elect have never felt
themsel yes at as great q disadvantage
from being deprived Of their seats as In
this matter OF the contest for places un-
der the organization. Their votes
could cut no figure In the election OF
House officers, and naturally the mem.
bers who elected them have right to
the first consideration in the disposal Of
patronage. As a result, whatever is
gained iol West Virginia must come by
means OF the hardest kind Of work, aud
this Is Just the kind that has been done.
II is expected that the Clerk and Ser.
geantat-Arms will announce a number
Of appointments tomorrow. The an.
nounCement Of the elections committee
Is also looked iof within the next two or
three days.
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I CONFESSED TO MURDER,

michael sehiebor Arrested on suspicion
Rad Makea Partial Confession.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec s.--Michael
schleber was arrested In this city yester.
day on the suspicion that he was the
murderer Of two PERSONS at Bavaria,
Germany, Two months ago, tis laS
conIesssdIo the murder Of biz iathpr.ip.
Law, bll denies that 10 killed hls young
s6nhH.law, He has been In this hCiahs
bOIlloOd fora couple oi weeks, and was
working ior Farmer MAtlt, Who aus.
pgCted him Of being the murder In qnOs.
lion and brought him 10 this city and
turned him over 10 the police,
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liz sllor AND KILLEp A WOMAN.
"A DruahOn Mans solution of n Dispute
About u boundary Linz,

LlrrLE FALLS, N. H., Dec. S.-For
several years there has brcu trouble be.
tween Madison G. Colby and William
Fourier ever the boundary lIue bttwoon
their house lots. Last evening Colby
walked into Fourtefs house unan.
nounCed, He found MB, Fourier 10
With her Two daughters, aud asked for
Fourier.
onu Of the daughters, seeing he was
under the Influence Oi liquor, said shv
would call lpr father, aud went 10 seek
help. Colby Immediately Dire va reyOl.
yer aud slot Mrs, Fourier through the
heart, She fell to thy floor and expired
almost Instantly. Colby returned 10 his
house, where he was arrested soon aitei
Colby 10 butcher and about Sb years
old. ~.
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CnlcACo, lii, Dee, S.--Mr, Foster, the
attorney Of John y. BeggS, closed hiSar.
gulnent Ia behalf Of Ills client yester.
day. He demanded full ac1uittAl, and
strongly condemned any halfway yer.
dict. Mr Forrest, the leading lawyer
for lhR deisutu, then commenced the
closing address for the prisoner,
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MINNEAPOLIS, MlSN, Dec. s.-The
money subscriptions for the families Of
the victims Of the recent Tribune Ore
continue to pile up and will net a hand.
some total. The sale Of tickets lor the
grand promenade concert at the West
Hotel has already passed $4,000 and
more than double that amount is ex.
peCted before the end Of the week.
Other local subscriptions aggregate some.
thing like $1,000. =
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LocEPoHT, N. Y, Dec. S.--The large
seven.story Touring mill in this city,
owned by saxton & Thompson, Of Troy,
was destroyed by fire to-day. There
were $4,000 bushels Of wheat and abSnt
1000 barrels Of flour In the mill, The
canal bridge adjacent TO the mill was
ruined. rhe'total loss Is estimated at
$3.50, O,OOOi insurance about 100000.
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BERLIN, Dec. s.-rhe latest news from
Emii PaSha lS that there are strong
hopeA oilis recovery. The brain ia now
known 10 be uninjired, aud the fever ls
reduced Ia response ~ AN Inquiry from
the Emperor, MHjpr Wlssplann yubtef,
day replied; 'Enlin pasha IL much bet.
ter, but lie must Tor Lhe present remain
al HaRanoyu. lie charges Ine 10 tell
Your Majesty that the Empgrur's con.
gralulatl6ns are the bps. reward for all
Ills work, and he begS leave 10 express
hiB humble thanks Tor thpm,p
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Will SEE THEM IN HE'LL.
Murderer Smith, Of Pittsburgh, Has som
thing 10 SAy when Sentenced,

muEueEeE shltht VI AItsputHnl has sOines
thing 10 SAy whBn Sentenced.
PtrnBuRoH, Dec. S--The fret sen.
tenCe Of death pronounced in the new
Court House, and In the county since
that on Edward CoiTsy, was imposed
yesterday on william Ii. Smith, colored,
for the murder oihIs vile. The motion
for new trial In The case had not been
argued and II was ovsftuled BY Judge
White. Smith was called up and asked
u he had anything 10 cay. He said he
was 10 the Judges hands aud must sub.
NIT 10 anything 10 chose 10 inalUL, but
he would he ylldipated In Tie court
above. He expected 70 stand on the
other side Of Jordan and see the false
witnesses against him destroyed ID hell,
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BUTTE, MoNr., Dec. Sat / O'Clock
this morning smoke began to make lie
appearancein the shaft Of the Anacon.
da, up which draft had been coming
ever since the bulk heads were opened
In the one hundred level and six hun.
dred level Of the St Lawrence. II soon
became evident that the creating Of a
draft through the two mines had famed
the supposed extinguished fire into
activity, and orders were ut once given
10 close up the bulk. heada again.
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BERLiS, Dec. s.-Meetings Of mlnofs
we're held to-day al Doftuand, Esspn
aud GelsenklfChen, Al which II wal re.
solved 10 wait until tie l6lh Instant 10
Gee I all the Colllety owners accept Tue
advice Ol the Essen COlliety uwhefs'
Eomtnit lice, which recommended d re-.
dteea pI lhe grievances Of which the men
complain,
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lib SllUl TnB -lIAT

Anu Likewise Pierced tho EAr OF lis owner.
Serious but Not Fatal Wounds.
special DIgai ho he iais Hgca0r.
koVLEDuRo, W. Va, Dec. S--Whilo
slfelSht train was standing hCrC yCster.
IAy one Of the brakOmOn, Charles +,
Lynch, cried out to Mike INLAND, who
iNu i shotgun In his hand, "Slloot the
t LAY Al the same time holding out his
n, na. III hiS hand. INLAND blaEpd away,
anu not only perforated tho hat but pit
u snol lhtOuRh LynCh's ear and one
proved sh Inch and Il hall iutfow In hls
zap, Sp Tue wounds, though serious, are
HO' VI dangerous character,
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A ApRI0nTPUI DBATu,
A Iioy's Head saWUUI II IWo III a Saw sill,
Ills Mothers Grlsf,

a I,oy's Head SaWUu ~ Iwo III a Saw Sill,
Ills Mothers Grief
PORTLAND, ORE Dec. 4, S,-FrelS John,
sou, the l2.yearold son Of Mrs. johnson,
living at Astoria, met with iiightful
death yesterday. The boy was In d saw
mill gathering sawduBt, In ons part oil
tile mill 10 an Cdger saw, part oft above
and the greater part below the surface Ul
tie table In which the saw works,
Tho boy had gone Under this table
In quest Of sawduSt not remembering
anything Of tho swiilly revolving saw
over his head. He raised up quickly,
one Of the wOrkmen heard a Blnothpflnl
cry and peculiar grating noise. Rush.
Ing 10 the spot he found tue PROSTATE
form q the unfortunate lad, spallpreJ
with blood itom hldeouB lacefallon oil
he head, the upper hall Of his skull
having been sawed of. The mother ol
the lad 10 CFaGed with Rfjei
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4 Pension swIAdlSr Arrested.

"iN''N 70 W. iMtNlgehWf
VHARlEsroS, W. Va, Dec. s,-Deputy
=, Matshal Holland to-day brought b. II.
MvV'nhis to this city and lodged him In
iMI on 9 charge Of havlug made a false
WHWavlt IN regard 10 q pUnalOn check.
%vIHlhnis SnI Is postmaster at Guyandotte
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Of as many as thirty members, and the
notes aggregating, go far as now known,
IN A PooL's PARADISE.


Living constantly in the hope Of max
ing big winning, plunging in the poo
rooms, buying the Louisiana and Mexi
can lottery tickets Wholesale, hoping tC
strike the capital Prize, sllcott con
stantly found himself sinking deeper
and deeper in debt, With the forgery oi
the notes rendering him liable 70 disCov'
cry at any time, and with that discovery
certain 10 come upon him soon at any
rate, he determined upon the grand
coup, and at the last moment wasted
$4,000 to take up the notes, With the
crazy idea Of putting his extradition out
ofthe question, Ignoring IN his excite
ment the fact that the fact Of the forgery
rendered him extraditable, no matter
whether the notes producible or not, and
that his theft OF private funds deposited
In his sale was grand larceny, also
crime recognized by theexuadlliOn laws.
THE NAMES FORGED.
The following are the members whose
names were forged I; Herbert, Turpin,
Davidson, OF Florida; Bullock, Of
Georgia; Crisp, Grimes, Boothman,
Thompson, of Ohio; Wickham, Rich
ardson, Washington, r. A, Pierce,
KilgoFe, Grain, Moore, Carleton, Law,
Ter, Gest, Gear, Hayes, COnger, A, ],
Anderson, Stone, OF Kentucky; Stone,
Of MissouHi Goodnight Caruth, Payn.
ter, ]. A. Buchanan, o. l.. Anderson,
Manner, Wade, Chatham, Brewer and
Ewart.
While there Is a desire on the part Of
every one that Silcott may be caught
and Gagged, an immediate and pressing
question with many OF the members Is
In regard TO their reimbursement, A
great majority ot'the members have lost
at least months pay, and many Of
them several months. While some arc
rich and able to endure the loss, many
cannot afford 1t. To some it was all they
had upon which TO depend until the &C.
cruing OF another months pay.
REIMBURSEMENT WANTED,
Itisprobablethata bill WILSON bein-
reduced, providing an appropriation to
cover the loss. Some hold that as the
House was primarily responsible for the
loose manner In which the banking
business Of the House was carried on,
he people should not be forced to bear
the loss, But 1t Is generally recognized
that the method was one Of fifty years
II precedent, Again, there is good law
Tor the theory that the Sergeant.at'
Arms is really disbursing officer OF the
and that tbs Government
Ia therefore responsible.
A first endeavor will be made to &C.
sure u high legal opinion that the Gov.
srnment is responsible, To silence the
Tears OF some OF the members who have
4 recollection OF tho storm excited by
the back pay performance. 1t Is pretty |
certain that all such qualms OF political
will be soolhed, and that the
robbed members will make themselves
whole from the public treasury.
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CORNING, CAL, Dec. SAT a house Of
Questionable repute last night a map
IaWol AmbuSky shot and killed Mrs,
r. snllh one Of the inmates, and
sas sSsh COmmllled suicide, Jealousy L
supposed 10 have been The cause,
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Thh l.ltll llntnhn.n Ainn..

MlNNEAnoiis, MINI, Dec, s.-The iifst
payment oi the purchase money for the
BillBbnfy aud other milling inteftsts M
this city, was made Yesterday, One
check waSiot 500, 900 and olherS btouVhl
the total up 10 over 81 100000.
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Yhp d,r mr.

BERLlN, Dec s-PtoI, Ieydeu haalily
left berlin to-day las 81, PeIetsbnre,
having Leeu sN,nmunVd 10 attend M
Gar, W. hergmAnn WA summoned
hui was Wnahlp 10 20, No hO IA tlrk win
inflammation Oithe ltihRa,
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HEnLIS, Dec. s.--The Emperor aud
the Grand Duke Of IIeiSC, visited Worms
to-day 10 witutSs a ieStal drama. The
city wAslaylShly decorated and unbound.
ed ehtliuBlasm prevailed. A patLv al
wotknen ptCsphtedthG Emperor With an
address aud u wreath Of laifels.
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TllB BEST COURSE lOR ALL
Secretary PrOctor'S Reply to the OflCial
Notification Of Davis Death.

Secretary PrOctOr's Reply TO tho OiICIaI
Notification 0r Davis Death.
WASHINGTON, D. o, Dec. s The fol-
lowing telegram was received to-day by
Secretary Proctor:
Egw ORLEANS, La, Dec. I, 1850.
To Rs Hoaoroble Scretdrv Of War, lI'asAIaCion,
l have officially 10 inform lyon that the
Hon. jefferson Davis, ut one time SGCre.
tary Of War Of the United States, died
in this city yesterday. His funeral will
take place here on December II, at IL
o'clock, noon.
LSignedl JAMES A. SHAKESPEARE,
Mayor Of New Orleans.
In response, Secretary Proctor to.
night sent the following message:
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. s.
Hon, Jamt' a. Shute'peare, Ndvor, EeW OrtQn,'
Your telegram Informing mo OF the
death Of Mr.. Davis received Iu re-.
iTuining from any official action there
on, | would not, and hope Ito not, add
to the great sorrow OF his family aud
many friends. II seems TO me the right
course and the best one for all. You
will, ] am sure, understand that its
adoption is prompted also bya sincere
wish and purpose to act IN the spirit oI
peace and good will which should I'LL
the hearts Of allour people.
tSigued) REpFlRLD PRocToR,
SecrNtafY Of War.
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lsolS, Dec. S,--Eattbqaaae Abs,Gs
have been felt to-day 10 Tic CpntraI poF.
lion o Italy, but they have CanSed no
,pHs OF llle ~ HamAge TO property.
Mount Vrlsylus 10 Ia stats Of etnp.
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ElLLED- ~ his BROTHER.
Onc Hoy EmptlOS u Double IIarrellod Gun
IntO Another,

Into Another,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Dec. s.-JoO
TempIetOn, aged lS years was shot aud
killed by his brother JEFF at Union Fri.
day. The boys were boxing and knock.
lnS oil hats, and a boy named Smith
struck JED In the mouth. This enraged
nun us he was suffering from q sore
While broodlng over tho blow boy
naN'cd SlnwasSvr came up with a shot.
Sa4' JylE Eempleton grabbed the gun,
aHd aiming at Joe, discharged both bar.
Iels III his face. The boy lived three
hours, but never spoke,
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A NEW IMPETUS.

rho,o I. ro srch scboms !, o,oro,ior
uS'V 80, 80 w 'uUA s'Aeo y, :" Ve'"'4VN "
now In TINS country new railway en-
terpfises have had sad experiences, and
made small headway oil late. Practically
railway building has ceased for the time.
The fashionable policy OF two or three
years AGO. which proierted "extensions"
iuto new territory and backed "paral.
lels" in old fields, has ended. Wall.
street exigencies and investment neces.
sites stopped II,
The appearance OF this new company,
with It's gigantic capital, means a great
widening Of opportunities for new Dro.
iects, which have been held back-praC.
ticaliy suppressed-by the bank kers' com.
bine. It means that plans Of deyelop.
ment can get support at once instead of
being held back and crowded down till
existing prCpeFlies snall nave grown
way inyestment. 'p''' u '"'
Back OF the expressed purpose Of the
new companyto help along fresh and
promising enterprises y, ol course, the
plan ior making profits on the use oil
English iunds, whose earnings are re.
stricted to q point tar below what Is
promised IN this scheme. Yet though
the prolectls is foreign aud the capital iOr-
elgn, the management VIII DO American.
Operations will he from a home Office in
this city. The working plan oil the Con.
pany Will be to investigate new enter
prises submitted to 1t Tor endorsement.
Indeed, expert accountants and enein.
GERS are already engaged IN making pre-
limlnary investigations. Satisfied that
such an enterprise Is substantial, the
company Will underwrite twill pledge
its own capital that 1t will be q safe In
vestment. 1t Will assume relations to a
new railway enterprise Just as a GOnsefv.
ative life insurance. company assumes re.
lations to man seeking insurance.
AN IMPORTANT FACT.
Itfound sound anil n oll osoor,;o, .o
- 80 -. -. 80 - - ~, ~ 'a'Ss"' ,m t'
spects Satisfactory the FISK VIII be as
sumed anda guarantee made Of interest
upon the compapy'a bonds. Comnanies
operating upon tbis prineiple nhrosd
have been stlccessful.
One especially important fact In this
great scheme Il tbat lie SlOO 0OO GO0
capital will have TO be putinto Ssssts in
mia conntrv Tho ;nvss,,nsnt ~ sncL
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oouSctL BLvTIS, Iowa, Dec. s.--Thls
evening about Z o'clock a young man
named James DOnAhue, about is years
ol age, was shot and Instantly killed BY
man named William Boalh. The muf.
det w, waS committed In the back room Of
building adioihlng 4 saloon, Eoatll
W. 9tteeieu q hlO home shortly after
e shooNng and 10 POW ID the county