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the demurrer 10 complaint. rs the conn
paint Was detective III not showing OF its
face BE- proper svevment that fae eaies
ixea By the supervisors a-1 anjast or aFe
Unreasonable and viii not yield - plaintiff
al the revenue 70 which under she l4w it Is
entitled.
The complaint. opinion says does rot
furnish data or state facts from whseh a
cossgt can see that the rates SLOWED by the
ordinance are not Just and reasonable.
Moreover, that il decs net appear that
psasntlft's counsel furnished the sucervis-
ors with statements reauired hy tAe third
seetion Of act 81. thus failing Ia Place Itself
in . position emitting Il 70 be heard in y
court of equity.
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VI. T. oasmhv & Co. manufacturing
Jewellers nf Boston. have failed.
The work og extyseating bodies from the
sunken c4lssoa st Louisville = proceeding.
s. A. Hubbard, uanasing editor oi the
Hartford Esssgast for tscnty-shree ysArs, .
deas
The wtie &c G. Pags. Of InEersall Texas
yesterday save birth % four babies. All
doing sell
Three daughters have besn added 81 one
birth to the family Of }. d. PegFAfu, neAF
GArresiton IL
The Moatieesto guards are pAffes.asssg
eaar.ossesv..le. va. 70 prevens the lynch
Ing og 3 r. nssEeF.
The Eoyne bsilding, Annese, Ind, con-
.ainanr sexerAs stores Was burned yestsr-
SAv. Loss sIisfsNA
s4n Eaee0 ciis. which ifrelas3es seventy
Esur square ralies. = sesklFis 70 Feiaee isss
Hs.a.s - twsuEy .foaT fsAes.
gAlgxAy EAvsl IN eAsasts IS ass4ytss -
snsz. 1he 1zseEeary ytfSeFaay S@s -
ported frosa yasioaa points - EaasS1g e
EAIssy hesuw xere.
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.nEI.L noYn nuRNKp.
Several Valuable Horses Destroyed by
Fire.

Several vaIuabie Horses Destroyed by
Fire.
VERSAILLES. Ky. Jan. ii.-Siables be-
longing 20 Mscey brothers was burned
this morning. destroying shirfy-five oat Of
thirty-eight horses Among those burned
was the horse "Bcil Bey," that was sold
at auction 10 J. l. Clarke for S5i.0ol. 1t is
saF1 mat Clarke refused sioo.000 for this
horse.
1t is said now that forty horses were de-
stroycd hut their ownership canHot now
be ascertained Many of them were in
training aud some valuable ones are be-
lirved 10 have perished. Three small cot
tages near the stable and general store
belonging 20 sanshurg were burned and the
Christian church Was on IRE bat suffered
little damage The entire loss IS estimated
al SsaNo1
Among the most valuable horses lost are
BeI3 Boy S-year-old record. 2:i9i4. property
CLARK & Hopper. bought for SOL, ,0o. Ar
gensa value s6o0. s-year-old, by Red
Wilkes. dam by Cork Prince. vaiue 5000;
2-year-old by Retert Mctiregor dam by
Rysdyk's Hsmiltonisn. sa.ee, Forward,
Ss90. Cookcy. sS kos Yen and /,
e.year-aId twin fllies 81 90; Fannie Fern.
great hlood mara, SIS lo0s Lena D., $500;
three Messenger Chief colts, 2-yeaF-oids,
valued At 5000, Messenger Chieg Sly.
s1oo: Baekner, ss.00 Other horses
burned we're vaIuea at s. 60 and less.
Gas NJ 4cey cannot accoanf for the ere.
except or the theory that il WAS iuceu-
diary The wind sent tiying shingles al
over the town. ard only the eihcieuey Of
the Ere depars meut savsd all Versailles
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rnE nEAR.s NEsr MINE.


Arrival Of Experts From Europe 60
Test It's worth.
PoRr TowasEsg, Jan. 1.-THE George
W. Elder arrived from Alaska about noon
today. she brought fifteen passengers and
a light freight. including seventy tons os
guano.
A passenger on the Elder states that The
Bears Nest mine. on Douglas island, has
recently been reopened, and force Of six
teen men are now extending the tunnel.
The work il being done hy Mr.. John Barn
hard, of Hamburg. Germany. . storkholdef
in the enterprise, representing the other
Ham burg stockholders. who took q large
block 81 the stock.
Mr.. Bagnhard recently arrived there
with three mining experts, who investi-
gated the mine. and decided that the trin.
mel must be continued about TO feet -
reach the body Of the oat-eropping ore.
This work Is now being ddne. wtiie an
other party Is prospecting alhng the Out
crop. 1t i believed by mining men that
Mr.. Barrlhard is investigating the
Hamburg stockholders property 70 asccT-
tAin whether or not they have been
sxinGied. The London stockhniaers. at a
recent meeting. perfected an organization
70 make similar investigation.
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4 MINAL enNnINATIoN.

An English Syndicate - Uases the
standard 3fI Company.
Nav Iosw Jan. 1.-THE saa says thar
\ continuation s heiug made hefEeea sane
0l TIE principal ell producers IN i'enmsyl-
vagsIa and tage onmsrs II soTe5xn capital for
the purpase of constructing rev pips tines
bsteeea thse osl heids Ana the coast. TIE
movement 4 the uloss important in the ssl
industry whleh has bee@ Attsnsp pied sines
tha SsasdAra oa Comp2ns secured is
rssonopo.v os the pSpe lIne t7ansporfat ton.
Il coafsmp lAtes ttss narchaSe outright of
wg.ss valued AZ slo0sa SO, construction Ok
CO.'S Ysanw pspe tfues ard corr asuatsan Of
many oi The prSaespal producers who do
ncs waaf 10 sss3 tlseir wesis
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WASHINGTON CITY, Jan Is.--Secretary OF
War Proctor has directed that Second Lieu
tenant John C. Walsh. OF the signal service
cerps, be relieved from duty at ST. Paul
and 90 TO bismarck. North Dakota, to take
charge OF certain military telegraph lines.
Mail service was today established be-
tween Como and Lula. Montana, once 4
week. and between Livingstone and Cake
dale Montana. sir times week
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500 go. To-Day the Liabilities are Sso.oao.
but wh2t the assets are NJ enc knows.
They have lately Invested extravagantlv in
nne ho1es. and have positive informs
ton that they hare secreted large qnansi-
ties Of goods in warehouses. =
Judge Collins directed tha fs-m to sub
nit 70 examination before the master in
chsncery, and told the lawyers TO prepare
snJEnctions against the warehouse COM
1anies.
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HuSrIxsroN. W. Va. Jan. 1.-THE sheF-
III OF Lincoln county was holding the jail
at Hamlln last night against an armed
mob that was clamoring for the blood Of
Bart Ferrell, who killed Joe Butcher on
HArt's creek a week ago. Farrell Is enc Of
the McCoy gang. while Butcher wEs fol-
lower Of Hatfield. This will undoubtedly
reanen the y hole Lincoln county war.
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large fire and IJtue Insurance..

sIayERroS, Colo. Jan. lI..-.The block Of
buildings on the east side OF Green street.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, with the exception Of Hemphin,
Breen & i.owenstein's store. was bnrned
this morning. with loss Of so 00c; insur-
anee only $40. The FIRE was started in the
unoccupied Grand Central hotel, and Is
supposed TO be incendisry or through the
earelessness of some tramp.
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nENorNeINa ! rAILrRR.


NfsF'EI = Hf7fN-tSF
CHtcAae. Jan IL fEeixe fawYers APP
pexsea sn JufEe g'ostsas essaFf tais morn
ior renEeseutins unsecured evestitoTs Tor
8ss saus amsl bros.. 70 protest agaiEs =
See qrag-ssssi oFsiss ail8stns tase FeestveF 90
ss so wosta az usaausarEafe4 gps'eas
naw b sae sAre2seesa * tAa nEEn.
IawYer Msycv haaasy declared thai the
fsaare vas sNsB4te. II September.
ssss be said. shs AFua Eaacs sz4tNEasr.t
sAat their assets exceeded lsaSasnes ~
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oxsnA, Neb.. Jan. lf--A movement has
been set on foot il this city for he osgani-
cation Of a corporation 20 bsd on THE AIaska
seal lease. seyere. large capitalists are
Interested an effort vii he made 90 se-
cure an extension 81 thirty days IN the tins
sor closing bids. either through toe secye-
fasy Of the treasury % by securing the
passage n Joint resolution ~ congress 70
shMs .e.~f
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rKnIeaTIoN wonKs.


the AAFkAA a~AsEt
SaETa YAKGaA. Jan. ii.--A faass meet
ing of farmers and Business men was heid
A. tie council hall this afternoon 70 eonisE
wfah J. d. McIntyre, who represents .
Montana and Eastern syndicate wAo are
engaged in the different irrigation seaernes
nov on foot in tbis valley. The prosect
under confederation to-day vas the ssw
canal from the Tistan river. taken for the
purpose Of giving she cowyehce. Vide
Hollow and Aheanum valleys additional
water privileges.
The meeting wzs ar enthusiastic esse aFsei
there il no doabt that the pTo.ecs Til ~
pashsa rapsdiy 10 com plessna- Tbs ditch
will prove os gress ard lasting oes'siif 10
she cstv nf North Yaksma. - st brings an.
as- waseY x4ta0 arres os wonderfully rsetl
and. all u whicA j. trIhntary 70 tbs city
anA which has been heretcfore Gneniti-
vafaz
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RIcaMozp, Va. Jan. ii..-Goyernor Nc
Kinney sent TO the legislature today let
Ter from London h0lsiers of Virginia state
bonds urging renewed effort 20 adjust the
CLAIMS. The governor advised the iegis-
latare % stand by the Rlddlsherger hiii
and amend merits.
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AGAINST AusTls coRnIv.
Motion 20 Declare the Eeadfng Voting
Trust Illegal.

Trust Illegal.
PHTLAnELPHIA. Jan. lin the eoa-s OF
common pleas today the counsel for Shol-
meraia & Erwin asked for an injunction 10
restrain the voting Of trustees Of the PILLS.
delphia & Reading railroad from the selec-
ton Of officers of that company on Monday.
TIE counsel conseEded that the formation
OF this voting trust Gas Illegal; that it was
Ia violation OF the charter OF the compsny.
and also In violation Of special legislation
applied to TIE company.
The object Of the petitioners is to prevent
the reelection OF Austin Corbin as presi-
dent Of the company.
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SAs ERANegsco. Jan. 1.-THE American
ships CbasmeT. Capieln Holmes,
and TAhez iIowes, Captain Raw.
Inns, sailed from New York FOR
san Francisco on August ~ last Beth
vessels s4e Owned IN this city and the cap
tains conceived The idea Of raee. To,iay
the ship Charmer appeared or Point f.9s,ex.
having made the passage in is3 days. and
winning the race
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oLYMpfAN snow.
The Port 90 s,Rtsy 80 he Supplied with
PHre Water

AHE EWFN Nt a9HtFN 70 &c NWFT8ENW " TIN
Pure Water.
PaEy TnwNskNR. 5aa. 1.-THE Mount
Olympus Water Company heid It's annual
meeting Of stockholders Yesterday ANA re-
elected directors for the eRsuing year. The
preliminary survey III the works il con-
pleted and engineers are now making their
maps. The company promise to have
water in the city hy next fall sour Of the
highest points on the peninsula. about SO
feet above the sea. will he secured for
reservoirs. The water viii come gfsfn the
SHOWS OF Mount Olympus and will equal
any supply on the coast for raritv.
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ean FnAsf4sun dan. ILL he forerast for
the weather eil N. sunday tsy
Oregon ard Washington Is; Northern
portion. rain and aneN soathetTy winds
brisk 10 high or The seast. waFmers ssorrn-
signals ordered from moafh * CciuaaDsa
NORTH warsl.
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Man,sax, ). ~. Jan. 1.-THE Bank os
sdatli nakosa has hssignea - Y. A. Daly
wf4h assets as $50 1sa ard liabilities an
known. The assignment of the bank
forced tire Ia Belle Kanehe Horse Import
Ing Company 10 assign yesserday. The
raneh assets are slhsl00. mostly in IsEs
ana horses. ard Liabilities sgGAsel
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WAITE RAINS.
saar. rharntsn Gives Dlssenssns
opfnfsa-

esx Fssxetsco. Jan. fI--Justsee Thorn'
.,.y, trssav Ese9 Dissenting egsnion In tnis
So - he sprsng Nas1ey Water WORKS
...s.s.sz tass rirr and oasasy - san FFaH-
elsess igsvcsvsng ahe powsr 81 ths e9ase at
supayxfsors - slx waser f2ses and rseestag
slersaea by th< ssspFease eonFt - sAFsF e
the oasmpany. .Iest4ee Ih0rnsna = e stss
otsnion thas shH csart erred - eFefxaliiass
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nErKRMINEp 10 lEAyE JAN.
Failing 10 Kscape ne Hangs Himself and
Dies.

SAS gAFAgL. Cal, Jan. u.--W. r. Argo.
prisoner, who was detected Yesterday in
an attempt to escape from the county iailhy
saving through the windew bars with case
knives. was found hanging dead in bis cell
last evening hy Deputy Faliun and Sheriff
Healey. Argo had cut his mattress into
strips. OF which he had made rope. ono
end of which he attached 20 bis neck then
fastened ii 10 the yentilator At the top Of
the cell and jumped from his hed.
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$3.50 tAf1f% n AFtrA-% #H4I
Poasalsice Clerks Say ~
cent due ON tfAt letter.
Moske Wan ckut II II
10. soT
@To the gcveFnHaent *4|
PAD fsfofn you can take M
pen ne wurxa an
h 80 uane a. o. take was
mon wl a large Eafsilg -
al Il HE brfss. Il can
Faitk. an shz hAtln' ~ sia
uwlss iIsuaire eaf ~ \
mozs good than = hal1
r. ye can sesi hiMa 70 sl5
aoisH.
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CHARGES or cRrELrY.


SAN FxAscfsco. Jan. 1l.--A mass meet
ing was held at Metropolitan temple this
evening to protest against the alleged cruel
ty Of Captain Healy. Of the steamship Bear.
to seaInen Of the barkonsine Estelie While
lying at Ouna!aska last summer Rev.
J. g. Cruzan. Charles A. Sumner. Rev. Il.
Harcourt and Robert Ferroi we-e among
the speakers, and number OF resolutions
were adopted
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sPoILIsa a sroRY.
A Credible Witness Takes Away Unwon
Honors.

BLooMISsToS, Tll.. Jan. Il.-Hon. J. Fl.
Pike, member Of the legislature. denied
today the story that f. W. Nichols, who
died yesterday At Springfield, Mass. was
the hangman OF Union prisoners at Ander-
sonville convicted by their comrades for
stealing food. Pike says Leroy Key of the
Sixteenth Illinois Cavalry, who died in
Springfield, Ill, several years ago, hanged
the men. and that they we're six in num-
ber, rot ten. Pike was one of the guards
that kept order during hanging.
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EE1Es8rf a.. Jan. fi.@A uloFenent is on
Feos here 10 haad . fanF-stefy h0tsi in the
spYlng. The projectors q the seheIas. who
are al business osen os fhEs llsre. sAy the
money Il ali rpmag ard thst work vii eosa-
,,rs.,sss a. ,fssss a. sAts wezthsr ptru8ts.
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a roLrr1cAi. -

The Dake of Dsyenshlrss1 S
4s HI #
IoEDoN. Jan. 1.-THE N91
ingtom Il dangerously iIi at
Norfolk. He has hoen 4 nj
Hirch for q week. and c4sfk< + i
shooting. II has sierelofeI M
% the lungs. The p0ssihil litJ
Of The Marquis Of HaTtlng "a
time Rives rein % specfsimii0 +
sensation of the hour ID tn& #
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CnIcAeo. Jcn. 1.-THE annual report Of
the National ". C. T. z. shows a total
nembersssEs, for issa of 1855 8 gain of
3 81 nrer che nAid naemhership oi Isss.
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Bsisks--I laaagf.s Elasssr challenged yea
Il ! ssae1. Taa atan't weakens dtl jan
sk~--Sgg mueh. I arcstgsd
AIsAl usspoas
ssfannA
E 1fesa asaA shos. woulans I be
ashf7
tsa. essose OH tAaAianFsd na ksEa q
ne kseksng variety. aEd hs bAekef eslI.
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THE KING is
All Spain Watched
of q Ba1
FUNERAL or rAz
Convention % Rehemiasl
cseehs-Same or sh
That Resct Al


itepyriehf by New York q
BKalIs. Jan. iI.--PnhI< y
concentrated today upoa
Empress Augusta 10 the Ill
other topics. The final E.
funeral service was, like e.
aii planned % he . repetiii7
OF Emperor William. Tn X
hy troops and by various
students and by members d
ties Behind these were
sands OF silent hut synlpat q
The ecclesiastical services.
military part Of the seen
ton OF the konors paid Is
husband Of the deceased.
The emperor laid upon e.
nlhcent palm hranchiwigh
ribbons bearing the imf1
crown in gold. Prince
large wreath surrounding
Among many anecsiofes
lie in regard 70 the dead el
sending & silt to a siistres
was taid the woman's hnzk
socialist and she said II
the political opinions OF td65
only remember he left n ht
TODAY the house in Int
draped with black ana
shroused with crane.
1t Is expected that the c<y
hemian. German and Cxeol<
end today. The deleeales n
specting the proceedlngs@
bold that Count Taafe has
help him solve m uns<
against themselves. In Bed
900 .0sll Germans and 8
The Germans stand III tfsn
stronger position than u
ireland, but Taafe has ie
ten years and given reins <4
now finds thar in this d
pleased the Cxechs thema
asks the Germans 70 helm
dllemma By making fartha@
the sake OF peace. Thla
absurd politics. Tho
Taafe of trying to make
Czech country and, in con-
success Of his efforts In tllr
say German imperial patf
pearing.
On the other hand fh1
contemplate the Germar
helpless victims OF persek Il
mate this Is not che first NJ Y
Of the exclusive virtue of----ss=..-:
accuse the Germans qn..r
eradicate from tho -
language and iassitut -
else may stand in tisTor<
domination. and asse&a ~
have had fair play IT,.
since Count Taafe hns arm
40 not dispute the full ri
uae their own langn< -
pied by them. bat they hr.:.
should be az independent
and claim that the smpera
nlze their national rights A
being crowned king of Bob
as emperoFs formerly wer1
The commandment of Is44
nies the story that when
was given on New Years
addressed the officers regx
powder. magazine. rides. et
The strike is extendin
The strikers threaten nasxx
Is reported that the use o
been attempted.
The king passed q qtfI&
fever. The latest bulletin
ton continues. but ho shot
ton at Intervals.
There Is q censorship of
none are allowed to pasa
give short Official bnlletIns
20 prevent n panic In the
government has teleeraplls
and colonial authorities a
vigilance in regard 20 po<
movements end 10 represa s.
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SAs fEaNeFpSo, Jan. IL bis afternoon
the steamer tItg 81 fueaiss arrived from
yict6rls. fofay-eiknt afst osar~hAf hsnfs
est bsaishe hsr pFsvs0aa record hy about
$50 and 2-hafs hoafx4
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Moscow. Jan. H. WA;l
leading = raid on the nihlls
the eialss Of sssa secrss POI |
womaa namesl Dlan Chare Y
thea committed suicide.
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THAT WENT TmRouGH HIM"
He PIunged n Knife Into His Rivals


CHICAGO, Jan. i1.-While walking along
the street tonight with John Baines, James
Pendergast suddenly turned and plunged
knife into his companions heart lie
coolly wiped the weapon. remarking.
There, guess that went through him.
He ran away, but was captured in a short
time.
The two men have been rivals for three
wears for the favor OF a woman.
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pkK1Is, Jan. IL The fsz4 Il
press Augusta took piae
Chaplain KoeTci delivered
tne chapel og ss sehloss u
we're lying. &
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LosBos. Jan. ft.--One III
hsits OF Neg York has pnfct<
Eari of Dudley the fans - 2
Grand Cmnai ~ yenlce. 2 y
Tor the painting was tl00. ~
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CANADIAN PLAINTIFFS.
SIX Salts Amounting to Two Hunare,
Thousand DoilaF~.

san FEAHcIseo. an. lE.-ThSdaens Har-
per Was today made defendant in six
suits filed in the superior court. based on
judgments rendered by the superior court
of British Columbia The aggregate
amount OF judgments Is nearly SD, 60.
Plaintilfs are Henry ;. Mason, the British
Columbia Land and Investment Agency.
Canadian Pacific Land and Mortgage Com
pany, John Cameron and John MeCuliey.
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TWO ACCIDENTS.

Molten Steel and Crude Petroleum. Deal
Death Around.
CHICAGO, Jan. It.--TeR tons of molten
steel were spilled in a converter pit at the
Illinois Steel Company's mills tonight and
three men narrowly escaped death. As 1t
is all will be crippled and one may die.
An explosion OF crude petroleum in
Crane Brothers pipe mill in the northern
part of the city about the same time seri-
ousIy injured four men, of whom one will
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~vwh PssEresz wgsxkNz sG sseeEErs snE 68Es
sre saEs slsa 5asesS tsueresess lz@Fssss sseSfsfA
tAsss2k - ss.5 kssg - Se<saEEz farsEsE FAa&e
asa4A U1ssah zts he11na street. sS@ssA es<ss~
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COLn-BLooDED MURDER.


COLUMBIA. S. G., Jan. ll-.william Black.
a eolored youth who had Just completed a
term In the peniientiary. returned to his
home in BarnweIl county. He was yesser-
day tied 10 tree by white man named
Ready and shot 10 death. Before commit
ting the brutal deed Ready knelt down and
prayed for his victim.
Several white men stood by ans wit
messed the murder without protest, and no
arrests we're uade.
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brought ~ Parneli arains&
court has refused the Ismss
answering an interfogptaf1
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and Crime. The cours, h55
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A cnINAMAN.s LucK.
SIC Escapes Conviction While white Ae-
completes safer.

fonfRItNeN NhNefs
san FRAsclsco. Jan. 1.-THE jury In
the case Of Wing Lee alias Lee Gar failed
10 agree teday and we're discharged.
They stood ten for aequittal and two
for conviction. This was the second trial
of the Chinaman. TIC first trial retnltlng
in the same way. He was charged with
having smuggied ashore 501 five-tail tins Of
opium. in conjunction with two white men
now serving sentences Tor crime.
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which has Eesn Assembling
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HEAVY SNOW STORMS.

Upper GiIa valley Covered With saOw :
Roads HmpassabIe.
GLoBE CRY. Ariz., Jan. 1.-The heaviest
snow storm for many years is prevailing in
this section OF Arizona, extending over .
hundred miles of territory. The upper
lsila valley is covered with snow, which is
very unusual. Roads are impossible and
ella river is unfordabie, necessitating the
stopping Of freight teams between here and
The railroads. and the closing down Of the
siuelter for want Of coke.