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SOUTHERN Pig IRON

To bo Practically Tested by Carnegie,
PhIppa & Co., u the Homestead Mills.
plrrSBuRoH, Pa, Nov. 29.-Carnegie,
Phlpps 4 90. will give Southern Besse.
'ner pig iron trial.
Recently 1000 tons Of this material
was ordered from Talladega, Ala,
Furnace Company, and at the Home
stead works the pig will be given a prac.
teal test. The arrival Of this iron will
oe the first considerable quantity OF the
Southern article that has bVen brought
into this district
Iron aud steel manufacturers regard
this move with wonder, even II II may
have no special Significance. For one
reason, il there are none others, that 1t
may cause Southern pig iron producers
TO make greater efforts TO gain iootings
Ia Northern markets and with probable
success. The fact that Northern con-
sumers are using Southern pig iron will
strengthen the faith OF investors In the
new lroa country, aud with increased
capital and brains will come greater
chances for success in the South.
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ADJUSTMENTS

'Lagardere" at the Opera House -"Zozo''
at the Grand-O Other Attractions.
The audience that gathered at the
Opera House last night to witness the
first performance in this city Of Kiralfy'r
dramatic and spectacular play "Lugar.
dere," was not as large as the merits OIL
the excellent production deserved
Those who did attend werc well repaid
"Lagardere" Is In four acts and a pro,
logue. The scene 10 laid at the old French
Court, and the plot relates 10 the efforts
ot Lagardere TO restore 10 her mother the
lieirtss, who hos been intrustud 10 him
while an infant fifteen years before, and
oil tie next Of kin To defeat him and sub,
stitute spurious heiress. The acts arr
short and well performed by q company
ot capable artists. The scenery, OF which
there is q great deal, is superb; the play
would be worth seeing II only given as d
panorama Of the scenic pictures II rep.
resents. Incidental To the performance
are two ballets which arc tic best that
haye been seen here In a long time
tho groupings are satisfactory Ia q pic.
torial sense, the dancers arc well drilled,
aud the costuuling aud decorations are
full Of vivid and harmonious color.
"Lagardere" will be repeated this
afternoon andagain thiseveniAg. There
should be two large audiOnoes.
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EBFUTEs i1Ig CHARGE

TLaI tLs conspiracy Case Against rowdSrly
and OlhSrs 10 IapplEsd b. Corporations.
soorrDALE, Pa, Now sO,zEdwatd
Callaghan, The plainutEln the conspiracy
suit against PowdCrly, Wise upd Byrpe,
had made atEldAvit that 10 bringing thr
suit he 10 not ACtuALed by malicious mo,
tiyss OF a dCSlrc 10 break down labor or
paniSatlons, and that no railroad cor
poration or other parties individually Ol
collectively are Aillug OF abeltllg him
IL Vas alleged by prominent KniRhts q
Labor that tho h6adjpg road was back
Of CallAghAr, aud the Rthdaylt u for the
purpose Of rOiutlng the charge.
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A COMMON CAUSE
Against the League by the brotherhood
mud the American AshoeIntion.

Against the League by the Brotherhood
aud the American Association.
CoLuMDUs, o., Nov. 20.-Unless the
present base ball deal miscarrles, the
American Association and the Brother.
hood will make common cause against
tile National League in ten cities next
season. The preliminary arrangements
have been concluded aud tho only thing
now necessary is q formal acceptance OF
the proposed plan Of malgamation by a
committee Of the Brotherhood who will
meet at the fremont House, Chicago,
for that purpose within q few days, so1lu
time before the meeting Of the Ameri.
can Association, In this city, the l0th
prox. The proposition is 10 combine
the present brotherhood teams III Chi
cago, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, New York,
Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland aud
Indianapolis with the Association teams
In Columbus and st. Louis, merging tile
Athletic and Brotherhood clubs In Phil.
adelphia and dropping the Louisville
aud Baltimore CLUBS entirely.
The latter management has been flirt-
ing all along with tne League maguates,
aud Louisville is considered dead as d
base ball town. This line Of action has
been taken only after long consideration
by the leading Association clubsand after
4 full study Of the situation. The Ma.
tional League did its best to wreck the
Association by inducing Cincinnati, Kan.
sas City and Brooklyn to leave It's ranks
aud now II has come TO u survival OF the
6ttest. The Association clubs concerned
In this deal will sigu all their men and
then make open war upon the National
League by Joining the brotherhood At
its December meeting, This deal haS
been worked quietly aud no news con.
cernlng II has beenallowed to the press.
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A TERRIBLE CYCLONE.
Buford County, North Carolina, the Seen
of Great DestFuO tion-Seyer Lives Lost.

Buford County, North Carolina, the Scene
of Great DestFuOt Several Lives Lost.
CHARLOTTE, N. O., Nov. pa very
very destructive cyclone passed over a
portion Of Butord county yesterday,
doing great damage, Houses were blown
down aud trees torn Up by the, roots.
The residence Of a farmer near Wash.
ington, the county seat, was blown to
atoms and the entire family, consisting
Of father, mother and four children, were
killed instantly. The grown daughter
was to have been married to-day and all
preparations had been made to celebrate
the happy event,
A factory near Washington was blown
down and two people killed, while q
dozen others received bad injuries.
Miss Matte Cheve, the pretty daugh.
ter ot farmer, was caught upon the Cy-
clone and carried away upon the bosom
ofthe mad winds. Her body has not
yet been found.
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Glrl,. Terrlbln rnts.

BELLErOSTE, Pa, Nov. GA man
who was arrested at Vanderbilt, wednes.
day night, for the murder Of Clara
Pierce, was released yesterday morning,
having proven an alibi. Miss Pierce was
the daughter OF David Pierce, Of Krau.
thaus. She was ls years Of age and good
looking. She was found lying In the
middle Of the road, Just this side Of
Rrauthaus bridge, In Centre county.
The inquest revealed three bullet holes
through her body aud the fact that she
had been ravished, A body Of men are
searching for tramp who was seen In
the vicinity short time before the body
waa found.
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Nav YoRK, Nov t9,-F'tedeticksen,
Llle head ol the artp Of land Hyindleu III
away with oyer mil ION dollAts, e Fg. e
ported 70 NJ in thla city and under the
hnfyOlll lanpe ul lnspectaF llyfns6 de.
lepllVe6, II 10 believed thai Ne viii
H,gke an effort 10 leave the country, A
y IL reported that he made An elloft "a
dispose ol some securities 10 friends Ia
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ALL OBSl,AVLbS I.GllOrED
From the Path of the Union Bridge Term
nal System Over the River.

From the Path of the Union Bridge Terml,
nal system Over the River.
The Union Bridge Company have ei
fected a compromise with the ohiu
Wine Company, Of Martins Ferry, aud
the injunction proceedings recently In
stituted by the latter company TO pre-
vent the construction Of the terminal
system near their property, have been
quashed and all distractions withdrawn,
The Bridge Company is now pushing its
work at the point which was in dispute
as rapidly as possible In order to make
up for lost time. The Bridge Comp
has paid to Benjamin Exlsy the amount
awarded by the jury in the Condemna.
tioa proceedings and nov has no further
obstacle In It's way, so far ~ Is known,
toward completing It's terminal system
over the river. +
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Coming AltlN0tI,,,,.,.

IA Legal Wreck, p which ia 10 DO play.
ed a. the Opera House next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, 10 said To ha ohp
Of Mr William Gillette most refreshing
productions, A New York exchange
says Of the playi NThs plot isso CleyofIy
involved and worked out that lts neS.
ngSS vas breeGlly dUlightiul. "A Legal
Wreck iB original, clever, dramatic aud
entirely In accord with the natural"
Mr, HAIRY NJ. CLARK arrived la the city
yesterday 10 arrange lpI The production
III tho Grand al zone Of the Finest"
which will be thS attraction al thu ulnud
all III neat week, II Ia Gus Williams
old play rewritten by MI HI. ], llSSson,
ilB present owner,
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Forretfulnea Caused Ills DEATH,

LYNN, MASS Now 2a.--Wm. F. sar.
telle, Of Worcester, Mass, performer in
a dime museum here, was shot dead
last night He was performing trick
with o rifle vldoh le apparently loads
With leaden bullets aud then requests
some one 10 shoot at llim appearing 10
catch the bullet In his mouth. This
time he failed 10 substitute paste
board bullet and VIM. Flannsgan who
fired the gun, shot Sartelle dead.
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OIL PROsPRCTORs IN TYLER,
The County oysr,Rup With OIL Scalp
Nearly EYnrxthInr Innunh

say SSsNI NNeFH4uu WIN vi hGnlpeFt
Nearly Everything Leased.
Col, D, D, johnson, OF Long Reach
Tyler county, spsnttWo days in this cit,
this week. While here he was asked b,
q areporter II the oil excitement prevail,
ing in Pleasants county, the county jusr
below Tyler, had reached up into ths.
county, He replied that all the lowe,
part OF the county had been leased and
nearly all Of 1t released, and that man, !,
leases bad been taken In the upper nor
ton. Well known oil antiClinals have
been traced from Washington county
right down into Tyler and the pec.
pie, are fast getting the oil fever
pad, although as yet not move has
been made towards developing, TIL,
first leasers put In their appearance
about one year ago and secured lands for
almost nothing. They were scalpers au,
10 that class belong nearly all Of thos,
% whom tue first leassrs have le. sci.
Thus far there have been but very few
eases taken by those who intend eyent
lally 70 develop the territory, Price,
ave been advancing steadily all th,
ime aud now the price per acre Is H.
nany cases 81, where one year ago tn,
anne property could be leased for ID cent
N acre, Col, johnson ia certain that oil
vii be found In Tyler and thinks hI
arm splendidly located, viewed from a,
VI ilshaEp's standpoint, Fhe Colonel cal |
race an anticlinal running right througl !
Us property, and his confidence In wha
he drill will show when 1t shall hav |
'een put down Is such that he has thu
ar Withstood large number Of flatter. |
ng proposals TO lease his land.
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..Znrn nd il,n nrnn,i I.

"Zoso, the Magic Queen" did a biz
business at the Grand on Thanksgiving
Day and was presented to another good
audience last night The company Is d
good one and the special scenery Ii quite
fine, A matinee performance viii BIZ
given this afternoon and tho engagement,
will Gloss tonight. "zjzo" Is full OF
funny sayings aud dolngs, happily Inter.
Spersed with poetry and music aud a
series ol pretty stage pictures with many
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rio Lifo snylnr Corns Don,I,d.

NEw YoRE, Nov. 20-Four more bod.
les from the wreck oi the bArque Ger.
mania we're washed ashore near Long
Branch this morning. Among them was
the body Of the captain. Theodore
Rugef, ono ol the agents VI the vessel,
denies that she was dngCgyorLhy. The
same gentleman denounCes the action Of
tue ] 10 saying corps and claims that
tbey are goEarnly and inpotp pelelt, lie
charges that they hHddIed together on
the beach and made no effort 70 save Tho
drowning uf0w.
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MEXICAN NEWS.
pAattty Hail by American llPsldOnt4 : lle
GenLinh oil Illinois Etlitors.

=" SsRtiah sf Illinois Editors. '
ClTY oy MExico, Nov. sO,-A charity
ball was given here last night for the
benefit Of the American Hospital In this
city, II was attended by lhS lamilleS oI
all the American residents Oi tue city
aud many MexlCans.
The European coffee buyers ID 0riEaba
have been Obliged 10 raise their offers
because Of the determination OF produC.
ers 10 hold all the coffee on hand,
The Mexican PedagoglU Congress will
meet on the night oi December /, In the
Hall q Congress-, +" y
Preparations are making 10 give a ~.
peptlol 10 The members Ol the Illinois
city,
Il s understood that President Dias ID
considering the subject Of The Mexican
Pacific Railroad, and II iS thonpht thai
hiI decision In the matter will probably
favor General NpRley, Of New York.
A party oi American engineers IA OK,
amlnlng the uuanaj juAlo mines With a
yley Of pNFchaAlAR them,
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In tho cars, sometimes fuafInR bn,zipp
sound 9fe CAUSED by Catarh. that OK.
Geedlngly dlsagreeablOnnd very common
disease Loss Of smell or hearing NiSn
result from Calaffh. lloOdg garsSnS.
rilla, the great blood purillOr, Ia a pgetI.
liatly SuGcessltil remedy for tLlB dlseaBe.
which II cures by purifying The blood,
y you ERlleI from Calarrl, Try HuOd'B
SdFsaparilla. tile peculiar mpiliinu, 1
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yOLUMG OF BUSINESS UNSURPASSED.

II. q. Dun s Co.'s WCsAIy Review of the
Trade-The Effect ofthc Recent Fires.
NEw YoRK, Nov. OR. g. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review says: Two heavy
6res with aggregate Losses estimated at
Sl5,OOO,oO0 or more have au influence
upon several branches Of trade which
cannot yet be estimated. Heavy con.
current losses may shake some insurance
companies and effect the finances Of the
firms burned out. But the general pros
perity and the large accumulation OF
available capital will probably render the
influences Oi these disasters comparative.
ly narrow and brief. In other respects
tue situation Is quite as encouraging as
II has been for some weeks past. The
volume OF business Is unsurpassed. The
reports from other cities are without ex.
Ception favorable on the whole,
Trade at Boston prior IN Thursday had
been improving; In wool, large sales OF
nearly four milliBn pounds, At Phila-
dulplia, iron products are In strong de.
nand, bItuminous coal active, anthra.
cite dull. Money was tight but with
prospect Of ease tendency. Collections
are better than usual. Speculative mar
keis have not been very active. Coffee
has not moved, but oil has dropped
nearly four cents. Pork production is
little lower, sugar stronger in tone.
A great boom ip iron abroad, with a
speculative excitement rarely witnessed
and rapid fluctuations iu prices, causes
some apprehension. The unparalleled
production In this country still con.
tinues, and other furnaces ol large pro-
dnctIon IRE about 70 20 into operation
and YET prices are firm at philadelphia.
The business failures number 2O5, aB
compare with q total Of 277 last week,
and 2tA tho week previous. For the CIr
responding week OF last year the 1guna
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Won ylrslnIn POn.Ion. Grnnted.

FIo1T17 VT1I1ICN 70 w IWtTW9tNVtT'
WARRINGTON, D. O., Now 99,-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day rs
follows: Original inyalid--John ",
vundrine, Halls Millsi Alexander Rid
die, Wheeling; Hanson Criswell,
MUundsville; Silas Garrison, Llttleton,
lnunase-W. A. South, Reedy; William
GOsnty, West Columbia; silas N. Nor
risun, BNxtun, @. H.; Joseph w Bun
garden, Elizabeth. Reissue aud in
Crvase-J4cOb Peerine, Big Otter.
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REpD!Na, CAL Nov. 20 The Redding
aud Weavervllle stage was robbed a few
miles north Of here last night The
hjghwayman, armed With a shot gun and
piItol, Compelled Tue driver 10 tifowOut
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s treasure box aud
the mail pouches. There was but little
money In tue express box, but the rob.
bur secured considerable registered mail.
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mill, but lately had been used as a stor-
age warehouse, Loss estimated at SSO,-
600; fully insured.


MASON OlTY, Iowa, Nov, es,-This
city was visited by a most devastating
Gre Wednesday night, The FIRE origi-
mated in Bassett, Hunting 4 Co.'s ware
house, and before It could be got under
control had spread TO Putnam's ware
house, TayloTs lumber yard, Jordan's
drug store, destroying all, The loss will
reach s25, ,0O0i insurance, $4,000.
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A TERRIBLE CRIME
4 Woman Holds Another In u bath Tub
Until She ID Drowned,

y Woman Holds Another In oath Tub
Until She Is Drowned.
CONCORD, N. H., New. 20.-At the Mer.
rinlac county farm in North Boscowen
yesterday, during the temporary absence
of the matron from the building, q
woman named Bennett, who was com.
&itted from Landon, N. H., suddenly
attacked a slight, delicate wsman from
Chester named Sarah O. Wood. SEEKING
her around the body she carried her to
a bath room and threw her into a tub.
She held her down with her feet, aud
turning on the cold water kept her In
that position till the water covered her
body and drowned her. The murdered
woman was married and S5 years old.
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PITTSBURGH ALDERMEN SENTENCED.
Boodlers wbO Gu Up From Three Years TO
Bix MOnthS Each.

Blk MONthS EACH.
PITrsDvRGu, Pa, Nov. 20.--Aldermen
Callen, Dougherty, aud Maneese aud
Detectives Bander, Doyle, Naglc and
Bender, convicted OF conspiracy to de.
fraud In accepting brlbes to settle illegal
liquor selling cases, were Septepced this
morning By Judge White, Of the GRIM.
nal Court. CallGn got three years In
the work.house, Dougherty, one year,
and Maneese six moths in jail. J. D..
Bander and bis chief detective each got
three years in the work.house, Nagle,
one year aud bender six months ln jail.
Tic Aldermen are oil quite prominent
and wealthy, and always stood high in
Tie community. Their method was 70
have tho detectives enter suit SRalIst
unlicensed liquor dealers and then settle
the case for d consideration without re.
porting the matter to court.
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EhortaES Of Natural daS.

There waB quite a kick In all parts Of
The city yeslefday on account Oi the
shortage 10 The supply Of natural gas.
Tho cold TnAp, not only apparently re-
dnCed the supply from tho wells, but the
increased demand soon took from the
pipes what was stored there. Some
people had trouble In getting all Lig gas
they wanted iOf cooking pntpns,s. l.agt
night the supply was better than at any
tlinU duFlnR tlB tlav.
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THE FEDERAL STEEL COMPANY.
Reported That the Proposed Combine I.n

Reported That the Proposed Combine Ia n
i'ailurc-Thc Reasons stated.
PtT1sBuRon, Pa, Nov 2O'-An even.
Ing paper published a story to-day TO
the effect that the attempt to organize
tho Federal Steel Company has proven
a failure. Tho reason given is that three
or four firms necessary to the success Of
the project now refuse to become mem.
bers oil the proposed combination.
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IMPORTANT EVIDENCE.

At the afternoon session number OF
other keepers and irequenters Of saloons
were examined in regard to the opening
Of a certain saloon on the night OF the
murder, Then the defense closed and
States Attorney LongneCker said: "If
the court please, we have some evidence
that has come to our knowledge, about
10 o'clock or q little before ~, which we
have not had time TO look into.h
The court called the States Attorney
10 a private consultation, ut the close Of
which Judge Mcconnell said: II take
1t that the evidence which the State sug.
gests should go into the case" Police
officer Bartholomew Flynn was then
called 10 the stand and Ia response TO
questions; testified as follows:
"When Daniel COughlin was arrested,
] was ordered by Lieut.. Elliott to take
him To the Harrison street station which
! did. When we got there, ! searched
him In Captain Bartholomew's Office.
These two knives, which / have In my
hand, ! found In his possession. l took
the knives and revolver from Cough.
lin; took them back to headquarters,
went up stairs to Lieut.. ElliotLs Office
and then took them down TO my box in
headquarters aud locked them up They
were there until the 10Th or 18th ot
September when l took them over to
tue Fidelity vault where they have since
remained
Conklln, whom DR.. Crouin lived with,
was then called. Heidentihed the knives
as having been carried by DR.. Cronin
when alive, States Attorney Longe.
necker then began his address to the
Jury.
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
PromInont LAWYER .rutally Assaulted by

PFamInent Lawyer .rutally Assaulted by
Some Men.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 2O,-Jetf Nc.
Kenney, one Of the leading criminal
lawyers Of Milwaukee, and known all
over Wisconsin,, Ia lying at home with a
face beaten to apulp and suffering frsm
other injuries that may result in his
death at any time. The case is myste-
rious one, and the entire police force Of
the city isat work trying TO run down
trying TO run down MCKsnney's brutal
assailants,
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EDISON SUSTAINED.


ADcClAlon by tho Canadian Minister OF Age
rlCultnrc IiSvSrslnE the. Commissioner OF
Patents,
OTTAWA, oSr., Nov 2o.-TlO Minis.
tPt Ol Agriculture has rendered q deCls.
Ion disunisSlng the petition Of the Royal
II CttiC Company Of Canada for the Can'
collation. Of the patent fOr the Edison In
CandpaCpnt lamp, owned by the Edison
Electric Light Company, Richard Pope,
Commissioner Of Patents, rendered a de.
ciSOn III the same petition in February
last aunulllng the Edison patent, Doubt
having rlsen 10 10 the Jurisdiction OF Mr.,
Iope, u tCheatihR took place before Mr,
CAillnRAnd Sir John Thompson With the
result that the Edison Electric Company
Was sustained In lis patent.
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Tll. lnAlallA AiInaII. nLrlke I.ndelI.

BRAEil, INpD Nov ep,-At a meeting
Of lhs SlflkipV miners THIS afternoon, q
committee chosen 10 interview the opef:
alors reported Ia favor oi accepting tic
tOfms offered and declaring tie strike
of, The chairman then, alter vote
being taken, declared the pfOlFacled
AlFIke Of seven mohths Al an end,
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SEv oALnASS, Nov 20 Mi jsaspou
Davis medical advlGei, nL o. !. HlCk,
ham, tonight reports that MI DAvla'
condition 10 improved over that Of yVs.
terday, but anxiety on behalf Of tue
distinguished patient 10 not by any
means removed He 10 Unable 10 70.
ceive noutlAhmOnt,
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HARryoRp, CoSS, Nov GO.-FlrO
broke out shortly before midnight In
one Of the mills Of the Hartford Carpet
Company aL T'hOmpsonylllO. TbC
flames gained such rapid headNay that,
fearing tue destruction ol The entire
plant, aid was asked for and sent ir0u
both this city aud Springfield and with
the local company succeeded ID COnaning
the hte 10 the building ID which II orig
mated. Tbs building burned was 4
brick, ave stories high and 800 ieet long
Itwal formerly known a. The Sl0Cklnel
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pnnlnnn llrllrn Mn.hna Aun..

LEAvENwORrn, KAS. Nov @.-LaSt
night the ponIoon bridge which was re-
Gently constructed across The Missouri
river al this point, was washed away BY
lOaLlnR lte. The 'lilBslnR phrt6 have
beeT fvgalned ahl will be again placed
In thvlf former position, The bridge
cost 10000. VIZ IT.