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TERRIBLE CALAMITY OF SECRETARY
TRACY.

cit from 4 WINDOW, receiving lnl1-
rcs from which she soon died. Miss
Mary Tracy and Josephine, French
maid, were taken from the building
dead. Mrs. Wilmerding, the Secre-
tary's eldest daughter, and her
child, Miss Alice, escaped with
slight injuries. Secretary Tracy
himself was removed from the house
in an unconscious condition, suffer.
ing from asphyXiation, but after
ward revived, and was pronounced
out of danger by the physicians in
attendance. As soon rs the news
of the tragedy reached the Sepatc
that body adjourned, and many of
its members called TO enquire re-
garding the Secretary's condition.
President Harrison was very much
affected by the sad affair, and, fol-
lowing so soon after the deaths of
Walker Blaine and Mrs. Coppingcr,
it has created a profound impression
in Washington.
by the closing of coal mine at
Mount Carmel, Pa, 1000 hands are
thrown out Of work.
Gov. Hill of New York sent q spe-
cial message to the Legislature,
urging it to pass the Worlds Fair
bill ut once and without amendment.
At Boston the steamer Persian
Monarch, from London for New
York, was reported as having lost
her propeller.
A strike of white miners in Bib
county, Alabama, was caused by the
employment of colored men. A
band of negroes fired from ambush
late at night, on party OF white
men. Two were killed and three
others wounded. The negroes then
fled.
A prize fight at Brockton, Mass. :,
was raided by the marshal and lif-
teen present have to appear in court.
One of the principals in prize fight
at Lebanon, Ind, was fined $50 and
sent to Jail 80 days.
A writ of error has been granted
in the case of three Anarchists in
the Illinois State Pcnitentiary. Their
ground is that they were not in court
when sentenced. Leading lawyers
say the move will only make it worse
for them.
Mary Anderson the actress is en-
gagged to marry Antonio de Navarro
of New York.
FIX editor West of the Chicago
Times has been released on 5000
bail pending hearing Of writ of
error. He is under sentence of five
years in penltentiary for over-issu-
ing Times stock.
A rush of intending settlers on 4
false report that the Sioux rcscrva-
ton was opened to settlement was
turned back by the Indian agent
and force of police.
A Havana despatch says General
Salamanca, Captain General of Cuba,
is dead, succeeded by General Chin
chilla, formerly Minister of War.
Costa RIGA has issued grant to
an English company to build rail
way from San Jose to Esparda. The
republic is making great progress.
THE late report of q bloody revolu.
ton there must have been false
Ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. bradley on the eve.
ming of the 9TH gave an entertain.
ment the most gorgeous ever given
in New York. 1t was dinner and
cotillon to PA friends, costing $780,
600. Dclmonico's was hung will
tapestries worth fully $4,000, anG
nearly $40, 900 was spent in orchids
alone. That would leave quite &
sum for grub.
Rear Admiral Quackcnbush, L
S. NJ, died at Washington, 9TH
aged G7.
La grippe is spreading IN Mexico
doing havoc especially among thu
Indians.
Women closed two saloons a
Lathrop, Mo-, kept open in defiance
of the local option law. The cru
saders smashed the fixtures and DIES
troyed $1,000 worth of liquor.
One branch of the legislature o
North Dakota has passed a bill tt
) transfer the Louisiana lottery t.
Bismarck. Many people favor it AZ
revenue measure, in the genera
depression of business and poo
state of the treasury. There is
; however, q tremendous movement [,
defeat the scheme.
: A great blizzard is raging IN tn
| Red River Valley.
The National Locomotive Works
. Connellsvillc, Pa, have been dies
, trOyed by gale.
| The schooner Nora Harkins, tina
left San Francisco Dec. 81 for Hum
boldt, was towed into the forme
5 port Feb. z. She lost her rudde
, in gale Jan. II and had since bee
! drifting about. The crew had moth
s ing to cat but coffee and sugar til
r last five days,
\ Mrs. Coppinger, Secretary Blaine
e eldest daughter, died at her father
: residence, I'd inst, of congestion G
the brain caused by la grippe.
The Samoan treaty was ratified h
the Senate on the 18th with onl
s twelve negative votes.
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