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3 FIGHT AMONG SOLDIERS,

White and Black Cayalrymen Have n
Bloody set.,o II Il Trnlp.
LEAyESWoRTn, kAs., Jan. Slate last
night two parties Of United States sol.
diefs, one eolored, OF The Ninth cavalry,
ttt and the other white soldiers, we're
returning to the Fort from Leaven.
worth, whenyakerles Harrison, one Of
the colored men, ipsalted one Of the
white ", soldiers. A free fight ensued.
The men used the cpspadors and the ne:
groes' their irazors: The negroes, names
pot 4kuown, were severely injured, and
and were sent: to the hospital. None OF
tho white soldiers were injured. The
car in; which the fight occurred was to:
tally wrecked. ~ AZ i
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4; THE "OANTEENn SYSTEM :

a New Departure In the Army Wl,iol, IL
for the Real Benefit or tho Soldiers. sl 4
.WAsulXaToS, D. G., Jan. 5.-The re-
cent Introduction of the cant eys.
TEN into the army, sul; the announce
ment that ,theipost traders whose calling
u thereby endangered, aud in some
instances superseded, are about to make
common cause before Congress, have
called public attention to a subject that
is fraughtsswith the highest Importance
to the army So little lis known, how:
ever to the unitiated and SO little mean
ing is conveyed by, the tern ''canteea,
to the non-military; mind, that the fol.
lowing statement from djutant General
kelton concerning the systetn$will be of
interest: lsi4 Y 4 4
General gKelton says; L. The cgainteen
system Of the British. army is now re- re-.
garded as among the4 most important
factors OF lis dministration.a On its
present basis 1t is in effect the, CO opera.
tive store, ,ot the9 regiment: There is a
wet Scanteens and "a dry sCanteen " The
former Is practically the club room, and
is fitted up with%a library aud reading
room a room ior games and another for r
refreshments, for oil .ofIwhich' privileges
the soldiers pay a monthly3subscrlption
OF fStwo pence. The 4 bill $of 4. fare is
Of f&large variety, and the Scharges
exceedingly lows a Coup S Of n coffee
hall penny q penny for : tea, cocoa
or chocolate or a boiled egg, q! pint OF
soup Or a herring ;!for. two spence be may
receive plate ot ham and egg, or liver,
'or, liver and bacon. III II he desires 4 to
purchase in larger quantities he may
procure cooked bacon for tenS pence a
pound, ham Tor shilling and two pence,
and sausages iforS eight pelce.S The dry
canteenti lis the same as the post traders
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FIGHTING irlRE$wlru SNOW.

How u Town Was Saved From Destruction
IitF Twenty-Five Inildings Burned. +.
PORTLAND, OREooS, jan. "a special
from Wardon, one Of the principal min.
Ing towns In the CUur Nuxalenc dis,
trics Of Idaho, says that a disastrous
IRE visited the town yesterday. Twenty.
five houses were destroyed, including
Blk three'story buildings. The loss is
estimated at 100000. The reservoir In
the mountains, from which Is the only
water supply, was empty, and tho men
fought the fire j with snow, thus saving
the town from total destruction. y The
iire iaire originated in a laundry and burned
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a Missing steil,Nship Arrives.

Ht ~ sssl o.
+ SAN 'FAAsclsco, Jan: s.-About three
o'clock this morning the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company's overdue steamer
California from Portland Oregon, ar. ar.
rived here Captain i Ackley reported
that in latitude 4oo1 west, SS.. S..inorth, thg
propeller shaft 7 broke, and then tbs
wheel strnrk tho steering post with "a
heavy, shock disabling the steamer en-.
tlrely. Heavy. seas were running ut the
time. 3s:All sails were Immediately set ia
make. the ship drift Sand keep hea III
steering tritn. 8tWhenI ahouttl35, miles
from San Francisco the tug Relief, from
th;sSeity, came alongside, % took 4 TN
steamer in tow, and brought her to ti,is
port. The steamer left Portland Decenl.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT. 4
several Persous Iniur1,i ny n Renr End
spssdy Il sri ~. ..&t-- = : -

several Persous Inioreu ny u Rear u,..i End
a 5s1 p1Es .M!olsEs, IA, Jan. 5.-Three mer m
t'l we're e$!1 fatally Injured and half q dozen
seriously BY. .be rear end collision OF
! the Rock / Island ropl, near MalcomunI
about az. sl, H o'clock last light, Rotl
trains train 3, wiere freight trains. The coils
ion was due to tlle I5{ fact that III,
engineer Of the rear train failed to sci
the lights on the train In front OF him
because OF the fog.E ElmerFanl William
Myers, OF Glover, Iowa, were SO badly
hurt that they, died !. today, and John
Rhodes, stock 4man, from Dallas, is moi
expected TO live. II Six to.bes men wert
severely bruised, bYt their Injuries will
net Prove fatal. ;S,l iJs s;,4
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Il CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

\! II, The eolliels at Blsslan !, have Joined
the strike. 399ss.S;ii All,
One hundred and thirty-sev,en tho,uls.
and 5immigrants landed in New York
At williamsburg, N. W. a man named
Franklin killed his wife and child and
then committed suicide: I ',5.5, "a, \
, Three telegraph toilicea In Amsterdam
nave been closed, owing 10 the el,.
rloyes heing prostrated by influenza. 3 y 4
4, General Won? Winterield, an aid.de.
camp TO Emperor William, will repre-.
sent His Majesty at the funeral Of the
ex.Empress Of Brazil. N "a I9E5
39DexterE Turner, 4 the life insurance nu,iln,r
agent arrested on a charge Of defraudipp
South Dakota people, \ denies Z that 4 he
made 'misrepreaentationa. s'5i' 3;T' \ 6
At High Prairie, Kansas, Ersnk and
Minnie holand,fWho5Yeye erazed by re.
Ilelous eSc!!teMept,$ set h FIRE ( to ihelr
Aouse and We're in danger oi being Gre.
mated when rescued, Z 75;l.ii1: I
Police Justice G. H. freeman, Of Lock.
port, N. r., was arrested Friday might
OF on the charge Of \ defrauding Calvin
Thompson, an old farmer Of the town o.
Cambriai out oi nearly IS, 900. i;sisg:5S; sSgsS:
|I Deputy United States Marshal Jen.
ninps was shot in the arm " hile irving
70 arrest I escaping murdercrs s,ini h Nd
Man's Land: One of the .murdesess was
!! killed LED il n the iigh,t, Sen qingl, returned
II The extensive beef and pork packine
business OF Charles II! North \ Oo:;s 81
Boston, has been transferred ~ d corino, ,er
ration formed I under the name Of The
North Packing and Provision Csmpany
wlthia pad UP capital Of 81 zoe, 600, t&}%s!
a man named Henderson was fatally
stabbed at SAlouston, la.,9 ! Friday. .% The
quarrel + began about q u woman, 4 and
friends OIL the combatants took part
twenty-five persons were soon engaged,
several OF whom were badly beaten aud
,1An important piece or church news news
nag been received: at Milwauk ca IN 4
private letter from Gilmore, &, Il thal
pl,lEn ppashln e year Archbishop Ireland, Of St
= Fsnl Is to be invested with d Cardinal'l
II.s Tat and made Paapal 4 delegate for 1 the
freight train Of % cars, on The San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass road wen
through a bridge at aHalletsyllle; TEX;
Ihursday4 night There were a ,dozer
men on the cars. Seven have been taker
ppt, fourS 1l!S q I; them not seriously injured
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a PECULIAR ACCIDENT. ,l,ll)ls,
An OIL Producer Strikes n Gas Vein and Ii
49,. X " 81 Badly HurI,ed. M itiI

FRANKLIN, PA Jan. 5.-William
shaaer, a wealthy and prominent oil
Producer Of this city, was terribly
burned by natural gas Friday evening.
he was standing In the derrick Of one
ot his drilling wells at East Sandy, when
the drill struck heavy gas vein. In an
Instant the derrick was filled with gus,
which ignited from a < fire. The other
men engaged on tho well succeeded In
making their escape, but Mr.. Shailer got
confused and was caught III the flames,
tie was at once rescued, but is so terri.
ply, burned that his life Is departed Of,
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.fEupspsy.'

y This is what you ought Is have in
fact, you Hmust have i, to fully enjoy
life. s Thousands ! are searching for:5it
daily, and mourning because they Gud
IT not. Thousands upon thousands Soi
aollars are spent annually by our people
In the hope that they may attain this
bson. y And 4yet II may be had by ali.
We guarantee that ! Electric Bittcrs, il
.us!s4 according 70 directions and the use
persisted in, ,,$will bring you Good Di.
gestion and oust the deanion d dyspepsia
and install instead iEapeIsy.fS We rec
ommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases OF Liver Stomach and
Kidneys. y Sold at 5lc t; ;and ISL per, bottle
by Logan Drug Cos druggist, iSi;54 n
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A HEAVY FAILURE. Z
rhe Whitoly Harvester Company Goes Into
!

hhe Whitoly Harvester Company Goes Into
n Receivers Hands. Z 3.
srMSdrIELD, O., Jan. 5.-General J..
Warren Ke;ier was appointed receiver
Yesterday ior the YWilliamyN..3, 3,Whiteley
Company, manufacturers Of harvest ma
chinery, an: claiming to have { shops
which arc exceeded in size only BY the
krupp GlnWorks at Essen, Germany.
The shops cover .l3 acres, almost solidly,
and were built eight years ago, regard.
less of expense. K : y Fyl.y:,
William N. Whitley lost about $500.
600 in the d Harper wheat deal. sst The
Whitley, Fassler, Kelly Company,
which preceded the present firm, went
into the hands Of William N.$IWhitely,
teceiyer, June 5. 1857 NJ 2a;{.: 4;
A few months later compromise was
affected by which the Indebtedness was
sealed at 30 cents on the dollar, and the
property mortgaged y to the; extent Of
81 800, 900, and bonds issued for this
amount, with A. S. Bushnell and John
Zoos as trustees for the creditors. II s, =
l. .NeS couNoY VClN w W JAlu I'VE
1nstallments on the frat day oi January
ot each year. One year ago $50, 900 Of
the amount then due was defaulted,
and this year the whole amount, $780,
GOO, was allowed to be defaulted. sssiilsE
1.-The appointment Of a received yestpr-
day is only remotely connected with the
previous failure. The beginning of the
end was the attachment n BY Howe,
Brown & Co., OF Pittsburgh, OF a lot oi
machines which had been shipped to
agents in that city. Their claim against
the Whitley Company amounted to oover
$4,000, but the suit was only for ST 900.
The bringing Of this attachment suit
stirred up creditors all over the coun.
try, aud tho major part OF them have
been in tho city, at one time or another,
since then. vi. 9; .ff}p 4 3 :3!52!Es
BY request OF the firm meeting OF the
creditors was held yesterday, and Gen.
eral keifer was unanimously y CHOSEN tc
act rs receiver, and he wis appointed
Saturday. The creditors will make ar
rangements for continuing the firms
/
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'lELILE3- 3tlI7 y tiilTs-7.,.7l ~. 9'lslsl
u Make No Mistake. /

U 8llf$yoYt l,arp made up your mind to
buy Hoods tSarsaparillas DO not SbeSin-
duced TO- take any o,her.a8sH Fl Hood's, Sarsa.
parilla Eis q peculiar medicine, possess,
ing, by virtue Of Its peculiar conibina-
ton, proportion and Spreparation, cura;
Tive mower superior,to iany Eother article
Of the kind before the people. For all
affections arising from: impure blood or
low state Of, the system 1t is unequalled.
Be sure to get Hood 3. nj II
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!, Z ,n,,LoSnoN,. JAM Three memben Of
Parliament are suffering from Influenza.
4 large number of.tclerks In ,warehouses
hero are !oa$ the sick list. Il There i @ has
neen aserious outbreak S.ot the disease
In Lincolnshire. Most Sot the victims
are children. The registrar has decided
not to issue official statistics Of tho 3ppi.
demic at present Is .,sSS
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT. {
a Pennsylvania Nun Ilaa Ills Head Almost

BEDroRD, Jan. 5.-To.day job Beegle,
q prominent Grand Army man and can.
didate for the Democratic nomination
Tor Sheriff, was almost beheaded by a
broadax, which slipped from the hands
Ut a young man by the name of Ickes.
The blade struck the back part OF Bee.
gle's neck, severing several arteries. II
The injured man still lives, but small
hopes are entertained for his recoyery.5.G
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SEVEN PERSONS PERISH. .

They Arc hurled 1seneath M Avalanche OF
Snow In, California. s,'2'l f,.i5 ~ y
SIERRA Cry, CAL, Jan. 5.-A snow
slide at this place 4 Friday, buried six
women and q boy and wrecked the
Catholic church.. A number OF men at
once started to dig out the uniortunates,
and took out the bodies OF Mrs. Rich,
her two daughters and a son; Miss RYAN,
OF Downieville, and Mrs. i. r. Mooney.
with her daugh ter, Miss Ethel Lonrton.
The search for others is still going on,
and it Is feared that more than Is now
known may have been killed in the
avalanche N . ~ s,5.Is y 81 2 -.
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LONDON ND! \ Z. Jan. "a gale has Been b,ell
raging az oyer Great Britain to:dSy. @
Much damage has be- III done, done, through.
out the country e.hd many ',,i1e wrecks are "a ~
ported; *Ihe Protestant church at Birr
ire!!ap%;,;was struck by lightning mi
b:dly damaged The Uunard s,ea,nar Itr
oMSria " is! Is delayed at Queenstown ior
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on white horse, walks about in his In.
herent goodness while bis hirclings are
drinking whiskey In the bar.roolns and
saloons hard by the Neal House. "'Oh,
no" said he to me In Cincinnati recent.
ly, ~ shall not.Bpend dollar In my
contest for the Senatorship." and he
spoke truly, for he has not spent q ~.
s." dollar, but thousands Of them. t9
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IAs!NEW5 GLASS SiENTERpRlSE..l
4 Laapngtar Firm Will Make Tsl oops ,san 4,

= = hnapN5ter Firm Wlll Make Telesoop : aud
4; 3'l s'Psffae!e Glassos. sE 4, I. ;ji3
!; PlrrsavR'alI' Jan g - MI. R.All.
Stanley representative oi The Highland
'1a! llia1 Company, at Lancaster,
0.1,was in the city yesterday.s IN His flrimrI
has lately erected a French window glass
houses flint house-and will engage in
the manufacture Of spectacles glasses and
glasses for telescope purposes. q The fac.
tory Is the first erected in:this country
Tor the latter purpose. The window glass
house is expected to start mp in April,
and the flint glass houses in March The
total capacity Of the houses will be about
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! y 40 f'stsf'-l : 'Ir'si ~ ~ y y
! Bent the Worlds Record,

MlNxRApoL1s, MiSXa Jan. 5:-g Is,
Donohue, at the Palaea rink tonight,
skated s Smileain II minutes s iseco6la.
This beats the best Rprevioss 's;,sll worlds
record by, 9 secondss Z e NIX Nh u,
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/! Public Inst,,llntion, or Oalcer,

=
The disagreeable weather Saturday
night did not have any apparent effect
on the attendance ut e. "A. r. hall. the
occasion being the public installation Of
newly.elected officers OF J.iW.9 Holiday
Post No. H. The hall was filled to its
greatest capacity, ,1,
q The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Raw, Mr.. Blaisdell, followed
by singing "Americs," in which every.
pody took part, after which the following
officers were installed in an i'm pressiy We
manner by Past Commander Crapo :Si:As.I
!; Commander IS Oscar Seeley; Senior
Vice Commander, Frank Shanley Ju.
nlorVice Commander, Samuel Brubaker
Surgeon. Joseph S. Faris < Chaplain. ",
- Gilbreath 8 Officer OF the Day.; John
4. Marsh; Officer OF the Guard, JOSEPH
Marple; Adiutant, @, T. Reed Z Quarter.
master, John Wise Sergeant Major, r
=, Taylor; Quartermaster's & Sergeant,
John McAdams; Inside Guard, Albert
stumpp; outside Guard. William ,Tur.
ner. =; 4;
Recitations were then given by Miss
Mary Ray and Mr.. B. F. Brilles. n Solos
were sung by & Mrs. Oscar Seelcy
Messrs. Job Jeavons and OF. Reed
Addresses were delivered by Hon. D. &.
Dioyener, Judge Cochran aud Rev.
B.lalsdell. A clarionet 5solo! was rem.
dered .by Albert .Van Horn This part
o. the programme was a scomplsto sue,
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UMPIRE SULLIVAN DEAD.

Iie Sung "McGlnt," md Then Expired
Lived nm Exemplary Life. 4 (!
CnlcAoo, jap. 5.-Dayid Sullivan, the
famous base ball umpire, died suddenly
!, last evening. Heart disease was the
cause. He had Just finished singing
"MeGinty," and was laughing heartily
With a couple Of friends when the fatal
moment came. Sullivan was "a years
oId. He was man OF unusually heavy
frame, all bone and muscle. Liquor
never passed his lips, and he was an
athletic model. gs ~ ~. ;s,1-
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ANEW yiRGINIAjlINE,

Tho Iron Region to bo Connected with
5:3s I'ittburgii.
LEXINGTON, VAy Jan. 5:-The stock;
holders Of the Pittsburgh &Virginia rail:
road have elected OK; Governor Fitz.
hugh Lee President. This line will
connect; the ore beds 5of$Virginia with
the! furnaces Of Pittsburgh. Twill be
built at on ce. " \ .li ! b. n
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Floods In nuc,e,i,n,slii,.,,,,,l. ,,in

\ LroESSDos, Jan. q Floods are; reported
in the northwest portion Of Queensland.
part part ', of the he town Of Norman,on is sub.
merged, the water in manyiplaces, beini,y;,
twenty feet deep. %All the adjacent, trr.
rttory is under water The floods cova,r..
an area OF 800 miles. 4; !2ST$Ii ~ Vte. :.
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ASaridhaAknncf a

8 VIENNA; Jan. - Many Of the. friendly
societies in this city are. spspendingE or d
cnrtailing payments in consequeuce Of
the heavy calls made upon them by vic.
tius of!the influenza. a, ~
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! An Old Ali,strel uon,I.

Z, New YoRK, Jan. 5.-William H.White,
one Of the last Of the famous San Fran.
cisco minstrels, died to-day at his home
in this city. .5s y Il y b! q it i2
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CulcAGo, Jan. 5.-Judge j. @. Knick.
erbocker, OF the Probate Court, who was
stricken with paralysis last night ut the
Calumet Club, died this msrning, aged
o.. He was native OF Columbia coun-
ty, New York. " 4! iljlfg93t}
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Displcnscd WIN .urkI,l, l,..,r,o.,,, ,.,, n I

ST.. lP9;E:TEEnsnulso, Jan. -Tio Russjiap
government men .s is disply yssed With the re-
isl'l strlctions Of ths Turkish governments
hrlnan in regard to Crete, and Sba,ss IA. "a.
quessed tho Porte to extend aimlunesi V Ia
every one in the island and toHa abGIiab
the state OF siege. .F ics'teH = :
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Sns stood at the gate ID the late spripg
twilight, and :when@she said goodbye;
she felt neuralgia kiss her rosy chee]s: !:
but she only smiled, Tor her',nother had
Invested % cents in q bottle Of Salvation
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a Royal Git

Y !, Losnos, Jan: emperor william
has H., presented General Slr. Evelyn3Wood
win q sword studded with diamonds rs
q souvenir Of i@the Emperor's visit ltS 10 J
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,Omcers and Crew Hnvv.s

" y LONDON, Jan. 5.-The United state,.s,
Enterprise has arrived Aats \ plymouth,
The majority Sof the officers and crew
have influenza. Six of the Fcrew have
been sent to the naval hospital. sf;ss. 'ss a
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a Desperrdo Rescued: ~
ATLANTA, g 4, Jan. 5.-A masked mob
rode Into Hamilton this morning at 3
o'clock and rescued will Wallace FROM
jail:,SsWallace was 5a desperate. ;lSS 4
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Steamship News.

!. LONDON, N Jan.3 5.-Arrived-Steamer
saryia, from New iYork.@ Arriyed-At
Queenstown, @at$ p.Hm.;s steamer, Lord
Cough, from Philadelphia. ;;s.5555ss}
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New YoRE, Jan. 5.-Dr. John Paxtelp,
the well known pastore Of Gthe West
presbyterianS ChurchSEin SForty:second
street, Is down 7withithe grippe: Z "a;
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New bishop OF Lon,Ion,tssIr.,y, tsI.,

A DUBLIN, Jan. 5.-'rEe Poips haa ~ 4, m, ,T
= approved ?. W. ~ the nomination: of Df. O'Do.S
herty,as Bishop oi Londonderry q -.
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ANXIETY IN AUSTRIA.

lllsmarck's Alleged Ambition to Absorb
Anstria Into tho Gorn,an Empire.
BERLIN Jan. 5.--The progress Of the
negotiations for the meeting OF En-
peror William and the Gear on tho
Polish frontier in April intensifes tho
official anxiety and watchiulness in
Austria. In diplomotic circles there is
a lively discussion OF the prospect Of Il
renewal OF the German entente with
Russia. II u s. Vi q,
AS Prince Bismarck continues to find
the want Of homogeneity in the Aus
trian Empire, and the growing discard
between its various na,ionalities IN OBJ
stacle Of OF good politics, and sees how
greatly these reduce >the value OF an
Australian alliance, it is said TINT l,e
already contemplates very radical
change Of base in his policy, aud specu..
lntes upon a. large application Of the
idea Of races that was the basis Z OF so
many schemes and projects at the period
when Alsace and Lorraine were annexed
TO Germany. '3s;s3sSii; 4
MAGNIFICENT PROJECT, i t
His new application Of the theory 3oofj
bringing all German.sneaking: people
under the German tlag would be at at; the he
expense OF Austria and at the expense
OF Russia, but for Russia there would be
no compensation. The policy, in fuct,33
would wipe out Austria as that empire
now stands, for Germany would take the
Austro-German duchits; and while
Germany would also get the German
Baltic provinces now held by Russia,
Russia would get IN equivalent in Ca
licia and Rukowina, and will'be given a
free hand in Roumania and the Balkan
countries. s. - -. \
: The Austrian Government kno .ss ,l,at t
this is not merely a diplomatic dream
but is one OF the present possibilitirs Of
the Chancellor's policy, and may be-
come probability il the race feuds now,
pervading th9 Empire, combined with
hostility to, Germany, shall force the.
Chancellor to project alliances else
WutEt, sis.l
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Aid Good Elder Thomas. y the \ hay
tedder statesman OF Springfield also has
his stall Of paid partisans.9& II ia smallery
than the Drica contingent and sdu!ler,
too, but It'll here all 1.-THE same. The
svirtuous Mr., Thomas like Grim Death
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

suNDERLAED-At his homo 4, ,,on !, ,3,,,Ii !, ~
Sunday. January s, lss AZ y y ~
nna M; yossra A ssrn v. susDSsi4SDs aged IS 'yesr:
Funeral notice hcreatter = s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

{ = ireiRbtt train Of o2 cars, on the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass road went
through a bridge Sats sHalletsyllle; ;STex.,
ihursday4 night q There were a dozen
men on the cars. Seven have been taken
ppt,7 iour 81 them not seriously! injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

!..s fEofLi VIII not Lave sa$ : ew3 cough
feml1,,y Rtln,,,sIG xGen they aknowalhe valus1of;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

LOUISVILLE; Ky. Jan. 5.-Wm. Mar:
tin, this morning, killed Logan Lytle in
a saloon fght.It Martin claims to have
acted In self.deiense. Both colored ~ ~