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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-25

Getting solidiy Ia work After the Hol-
iday.

Getting sciidiy Ia work After the Hol-
iday-
OLYMPIA. Feb ~ The senate met a. II a. m.
twenty one members being present.
The comsnistee GA stats library reported 8. B.
No ia. vita xnasssdments. and recommended
its passage
sB. Ma soa, hy I.sndcs-To amend sections
SO and $50 Of lie code, relating 10 crines aud
psuishmenss.
.. H. eos, by Bales--Makisg community prop
erty subject IN the payment nj debts or lisbil-
tiles created or Incurred during marriage.
The senale caaeurred IN the Hoasc amend
ments 10 :. u. Nc. ioT. referring 10 crimes aud
punIshmeufs. aud ;. c. X. No. 81, relative 20
amendments to the constitution.
rslap READING.
IT, B. No <a-Rslatlve TO declaring certain
streets ON water fronts public highways: passed
~ Il. No. lsi--To define the port OF rorf
Townsend; passed.
H. r. No iG--t'reatsng the once of state
geniogisI ives taken up and the emergency
clause failed Ia pass.
4 r. No. i72~Rsissive tn an election for the
iosstian 81 the capital. passed
~ No. ac---For she relief OF H. W. Frsn.
was considered la committee oE the whose. re-
ported to the senate AID Passed. II spprorri-
ascs $50
: Il No f-s-Relsslav 10 actions to recover
ard sgIsctlnE real estate; psssed.
3 IN No. fa~Fer The relief Of Dooitgt.o and
e'hefs. WAS indefinitely postponed. q similar
House hill having eeen passed.
III n. So2sz-EeiatsnE 20 fsre on hors: raised.
A. ta.is RECESS was taken unl'l o'clock.
arrERsoaS SESSION.
u n -. relative 70 rights Of corporations or
rsnisss 10 build h-anms and catch hogs. was
Fsksn M oas 81 order. Amendments recon
nsnssa by IA. committee were aiaptes.
Quilted neved 70 1asks fhe maximum rate OF
charges tor capturing loss. tsmher etc, by
koesa companies % Instead Of Is cents: lost
bilt laid upess the table.
n. u. tza 10 secure to creditors iass division
81 the property q d htors assigned 10 sssigueex
The hlil paSsed-~2s ycss. l nay.
II. y. sS. ~ Kaaak~Es elstlye n dykea ana
stsas Vas pAsssa, Tae bili Is smenfstarv In
slight rArs .eaisss ef the psuseas dyksns law
"a n III. by ostFasdcv--fN repcA4 certain
territorial lsss relative "a animals; passed
laid on ths tsisas thai the emeSgeney clause
msxas ae pssssd.
N. n ieA hy Weed Relative 10 real estate
and corporations, Fsssss. Emergency clause
passed.
KnssSessy clause On II, r M was taken up
ana psSsot,
"a Ne isi, es c,oagh--ro provide Tor cora
pp,sesy stsacatsoa 1t dsssw,tv~ yessh; passed
sH NsN asa Is nfusa- Relating 10 saigroz
corporations sesssaesinx AssacAes 10 Goa.
sesftssasss Fstsross eorpcessioS.s, &c.
IL h Ma -. evsstsse 80 hooss earrsorasiotss
wRs saksa ap again. Dram move. 10 exneaa
sec8taa ~ sstias YenvlsSan ssst DO property
sSs4ulFs 4 hf skxat u etstnant dsraasa shal De
nsea fcs 0fhas paspases ssSn tAst far whlch n
was acquitted. ara 4 SIS a>e shall ce2Se har enc
te4s sss prus~ssy shall sevess % tAe oTsxinal
osasfs agaa ~ 81 tns ertglasl sam
saatsset
1tse D Il rssssa
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srABsING ArrRAY.
An Enraged Man Repeatedly sssbs His
Rival.

An Enrsged Man Repeatedly sssbs HE
Rival.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 2a.--lnformation has just
been received here OF serious stabbing af-
fray at Hoquiam on Saturday night or
early Sunday morning. The trouble arose
In house of ill-reputs and the principals
were Charles Moore. assistant whar6nger
at Montesano. and Moseiey. civil engin-
eer. who has been employed of and on
about Hoquism. Both attended the Odd
Fellows ball and had imbibed much fre-
water.
During . dispute over woman Moore
whipped out q big dirk and stabbed
Moseiey six times In the neck. body and
arms. The muscles OF one OF the latter
members were com pletegy severed. but the
most dangerous wound Was In the neck,
close to the jugular.
Moseley's injuries are serious, but proba-
bly, not fatal. His sssailAnt Was put in the
lookup.
Bur for the timely aid rendered Moseley
by the woman, over whom the dispute oc-
Cured, he would undoubtedly have been
murdered on the spot.
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q ruszssnl esunmau1ssas - ds6nang ~
poWMD - 6E1ex
II 4 n 81 y cssk. = C1nxk-S1ssf1sse ~
- 80, leanfns 40 Scenfsnx - schonf lnndss
nada ps<faI ox1ss sos 1hunday nexl Nm
~ ekher Ills a the $500 srkjo<k
n y - -. ~ Bush - rhassane-heasf1vs
- - tssnx.nce q - enpssai b4zi6in9 - ~
ssn1s usrnry. ~ III appespsis1s 90 ~ -
purpoas named. TIE present insurancs AAv1ng
expissd sans vsexs since
On nof1au IL Rseeh fhe hz1z wss - once
pnwea he susnxanca q sen1e house y t40o
asd - The ante iihsary building Skom
raR AnsornxMxxT orxsTros-
Cs-nvsz1 oEtr<d eouczrrsrt seso'rfs0n fhsf
wb<a To iexssasus~ stjourns 90 Friday. Feb
ruAzy =. u b. until MAy - -, = moan. sAcA
s1tg1rnmenf 20 be without per dem 10 mem
he<s during said vacAuoc-
Tucker rnovet to sraend ~ afd.ne fhst 10
sspi0yes sh al fscesss pr dieD duxszg nen
vacation
Nouisrny moved thss srssoa % the resolution
and Amendments Be Indefinitely postraned
Geoxhsesn thosFhf he resolution ksd merit
eouuittee. 70 - 70 ascertain wnss the isgixsas-
ara euusd DO sn the p-<misrs.
Psckrsii believed the legislature could fnfsh
mp IN work sid sSfcusn IA twenty dey1 Gruoo
opposed Khe resolution - unI.sxse. imroittic,
expressive and FRI =
u ass i<s sNsas1f4 dD<ss not stand any too nskn
with the pscri. now ha added, ~and II this
fass 'hfag gues rUngh ne viii Be . ssench In
the nnstrfls OF he people. ~ strong at they
VIII hold their moses when Legislators pays BY"
Esnn favored the resolution. He did not be
bese the iezisiAfu.e cossid adtoura In four
neuths- work .. hasd as IL might He believed
this sd1cuxamsnt wcud be IN economy. and .
wise pan
After further debate the motion 70 indefinite
yeas e. nays Is.
senate amendments 70 n. b. No. ~, regulat-
ing sales OF property By auction, wers concuned
In.
& b. No. IT. by the joint eommfssee on roads,
etc. was pat on fnsi passage and passed-yeas
.. naysfz
II. b. No. 1s5 By Rutfer-To protect the wages
OF lasare's snf operatives. was discussed II
length: rstecsed-yeas - nays "a
Aefeavy's motion 70 reconsider the vote BY
which the bill wss last fna.e with view OF Ell
fecfusiiy killing the bib wss lost
kustes gave notice OF motion 70 reconddef,
snd that he shonId call IL up tomorrow.
.. b. No. 49, By Hunszxer-fo reqairc trans
pnfssfion companies 70 promptly forward ship
meats. was passed.
senate amendments 10 H. B. No. TO. BY
Pusnber-Fof protection Of bnisders. were con-
CURED Ia and the emergency clause passed.
H. =. No. 2ss. By Evans-Anshorizing coanty
commissioners 70 issue bonds for the erection Of
necessary county buildings, Was ordered en-
crossed
Adjourned until lG q m tomorrow
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outlook Tor ss,,ek and until ths snow dasap-
pears losses cannot Be estimated
The sum of $500 Is to be raised g en-
plov men TO distribute printed matter de-
scripsive Of WaIla Walia among traveaers
coming West over the Union Pscinc ana
Northern Pacific. The Board Of Trade
and Chamber OF Commerce have taken
hold OF this matter.
James Barrett who has been stopping
At the Delmonico hotel since October, lsSs.
was today declared insane by Probate
Judge Eagen. He was taken to Ste'iacoom
this evening
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ACCUSED or wRECKTNc.

Receiver Of . Heavy Constructions Conn
pany Applied for.
CHICAGO. Feb. A-The receiver for the
International Construction Company,
which is said 10 have secured contracts Tor
building several hundred miles OF railroad
IN New Mexico and the Mexican republic.
has beeo applied for here by Lrwyer Boyle,
who claims to be q shareholder.
He alleges President Faurot and his SON.
in-law, Secretary and Treasurer Baxter,
have conspired to wreck the company.
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rRE HOUSE.


4 >umb~r 90 sglts rsssedA Netien 60
fterssss ststsr.
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Hauss 81 ef3s7 81 "a = -, k0ll cali saa~esl
CITY .stx.t szzsE a <Ts a'essn.
Aassssfey sFseap ssssl on tire Aoa<e frat
over tss eas@5i8a ~ escskx vas. afe rnaseSs
thss tas &.zsy q NJ IssArA. rsess OF several
nslaaatisSxs. - F&is<~1 irssa ~ o. g. per say.
Gees csTst-s a2sEsae<ssa saxsed. sAs oascusaa
hssax sesf sbs ssANsses st al sas ea-asasstre
s.sfss ssSz Aesssssseee asss a. s. exF~ So RAISED
Tbe Ssarsesss fasss Sas.aSsea are &sSssx Noe.
lsa1, kssta aaS EssSTd and Speakers csesA
Nexx
g.ssss saet1sa X asse TOE ine=ssse ssrA "a
tAs tssas of tas essxss agge4essnens. rrse<x-
skvsay. wAs 0NTsse4 xs1ef Hsssy 3eeAes and
s4saess ssatsSss % sas psrs es asay R~nnA21eaa
ae@sere-xwss - nxss "a
sElSs sSrSsawcKa
~ tie gs%esaz versailles % railroads.. Hs
Ne sse-~Irestlas . s4Ass s&sa serz-ssssea sass
& fnksss ~ yswvFs ss4 ewssss
q = S% - ~ shs speriss co-- .nsss>e "a
rstarxasN. Is xssss1.sese ~ Is EsS as is. Is
ash sss-sssessns Asss ssssss.ssssas ks4ss ee4ss
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CHENEY SUFFERS BIZ FIRE.
Plans for Rebuilding While the Embers
Were still Agl0w.

CHENEY. Feb. 23-About $50 o'clock to-
night dense smoke was discovered issuing
from the hardware store of ]. F. 0'D0n-
nell's. The alarm was given and the menu
bers Of the Volunteer Fire department
were quickly at their post of duty. On ac-
count of tho scarcity OF water only one
stream could be commanded. but bucket
brigades were formed and every one worked
with q will. The flames soon spread from
O'Donnell's to I. s. Hulrs grocery, and in
twenty minutes the whole block, with the
exception OF the Bank OF Cheney and Wal
ter's harness shop. was one mass OF flames.
At the time it was thought that the other
side OF the street would surely 60. rs How
ellis grocery was one dense mass OF smoke.
A large warehouse in the rear of 0'Don-
nell's, which contained quantity of pow
der. caught, but the quickncss Of the citi-
xens saved IL from burning.
ID. r. Percival at the commencement OF
the fire, telegraphed to Spokane and
Sprague for engines. They at once wired
that the engines we're in readiness, but by
this time the flames had been confined 70
the postofiice.
Following are the names Of losers and
the insurance:
J. F. o.Donnsli. loss 10000, insurance
5000; J. s. Hull, groceries. loss $4,000. In
surance 5000; J. E. Thomas. phosog-
rapher, loss 81 600; r. Davis. loss s.. GOO,
no insurance; J. w. Minnincy. jeweler.
loss 1000. no insurance; ]. A. Harris,
posscffice. records and stamps saved: Hut
ton 4 Hubbard, loss 81 .e0o. insurance not
known; German laundry. loss IS 900. no
insurance. Spokane dour depot. loss $500,
no insurance.
J. S. Mount, who has ample insurance on
them. All the buildings destroyed are
wooden frames, bat the embers were
scarcely dark before plans were nurtured
for the building of brick block.
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NotAri~. Appreciated.

oIsssfA, Feb A-The following named
aotarses public have been appointed by the
governor:
Z. y. Jesfsry. wm. II. White. X. III.
Thomson, Boyd j. Tailman, H. n. Burke.
Seattle VIVA II. Adams. l. II. Craig,
Theo. y. Powell. Tacoma; George q.
Smith. Spoksne Falls; George ]. Weir.
Walls Walsa; Charles IT, ksrley, Hoani-
sns Il. =. Jacobs. rnysslap; r. ". Don.
nelly. Esirasven; !. z. Ncors. waseYv.l.e:
JeAn ". Campbell. wiasoek, John L.
sloaSrs Cassata
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THE SILVER BILL.


a Wide Discretionary Power Given the
Treasury.
WARRINGTON CrTY, Feb. 2A.-The princi-
pal features of the silver bill TO be reported
by the Senate committee on finance. IS .
substitute for several bills on that subject.
referred to it are stated to be these: The
secretary Of the treasury is authorized to
increase the purchase Of silver bullion from
100000 to H.5oo.0O0 per month. The
requirement OF the present law that coin
age Of silver be at the rate Of not less than
2,000,0t . month, will be stricken out.
The secretary is also authorized to pur-
chase gold bullion in unrestricted quanti-
ties.
Upon this gold and silver bullion the
secretary shall issue treasury notes In such
denominations Is he shall see lit, to be
redeemabie in lawful money.
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The Senate Discusses Their ADVISE
bifitF.

The Senate Discusses Their ADVISE
biiity.
w.sHr~eroS CRY, Feb. si-In the exc
eutive sess q ~ 49, >a.sts this afternoon.
the publication Of the proc .edings of secret
sessions vas considered The practice OF
discussing nominations behind Clos
doors was criticised BY ssv raj senator's o.
IN American.
It is understood. howeve thatin accord
ance with Dolph's resola n, offered sew
q. Gays .ssv. !. SIS deci "a 70 make IN
quiry into tine metheu ~ which newspapers
secure their information concerning pro-
ceeiings in executive >es~ioa.
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HELExA, Mont, Feb. 24-Judge Nc
Hatton, of Butte, TODAY decided The
shrievalty case in Silver Bow county IN
iavor of Sullivan, the Democrat Ii Is
most likely that the case will be appealed
The Judge, after reviewing the case at
length. and dispo>ing of legal technicaii-
ties declares: IT appears that the election
at precinct No. "a was fair, open and
honest and that the canvas and count
were honest ami correct"
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PANS Feb. A-lnformation has reached
here that fifty of the king OF Dahomey's
troops attacked the French posts at Lo-
tonon. Senegal. The French repuised
them and killed several
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OLYMPIA. Feb. 2A-I'he following de-
cssions were rendered today IN the supreme
court
lara Aeeker VS. Augustus Gardella ct
al appeal from secoai district, Tacoma:
Judgment OF lower coart reversed.
Bsllngham Bay & British Columbia Rail.
read Company vs. II, Il. strand; appeal
oa error from third district. Whatcom:
Judgment 81 lower court affirmed
A, + King vs.. flwaeo Railway Navi-
cation Company; an appeal on writ OF
error from second district. oysterviile;
indgHent OF ioxHr court assl-rarsi.
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LONDON, Feb. 2i.-Joseph Chamberlain,
In letter to the Times, denounces the new
compact OF the Giadstonians for the pur-
chase of Parneliite votes by abandonment
OF the principle of undenominationai edu-
cation in favor of Catholics
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Cattismen Uneasy ~ the Outlook 70,
Stack.

wAILa wAIrA, Feb. 4-Colonel Frank
Parker has received f25 900 from friends in
England for investment in Washington.
The capitalists there have been encouraged
to do so by some profitable investments
made by the colonel for them in Seattle
tso years ago.
The Nationa, Building and Loan Associ-
alton has fied articles OF incorporation,
with capital stock OF 81 .oOo, oc0
Light snow fell last night, bat nearly eli
disappeared under the influence Of the sun
today. Considerable snow fell on Blue
mountains and 10 the north. delaying
trains somewhat:
Cstilenen a.e very dependent over the
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Three More Games Played BY the Picked
Men.

NEw York, Feb. 24-The billiard tour
nament Was resumed today between
Cation and Heiser, with eight-inch
bake line. Cation won by Eve
points, with an average of 10
5i2 This afternoons game was be
tween Cation, playing s-inch bslk. and
schaefer f4-inch baik. The latter won.
Cation only reaching 2a2 schse.er's high
est run vas les Average: Schaeser, 20
aA27: Cation. 10 1924
The game tonight was between DAILY and
Ives. both playing eighi-inch baik II was
won b. Daily. Ives score Vas 80 Aver
ages--Daiy, % ao-2f. Ives. 1874.
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New interpretations.

OLYMPIA, Feb. 24.--The following articles
OF incorporation have been filed:
Yakima Water Company. North Yakima:
capital stock $4,000: trustees. Edward
Whitson, James II. Reavis, and Fred
Parker; object to build and operate water
works.
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce; capital
stock $4,000; trustees, Nelson Bennett.
A. c. Smith. +. r. Odds, +. NJ. Wade,
Samuel collyer. John Macready. w. n.
Pratt. Alexander Baiilie and T. O. Abbott;
ohject-to promote the science OF economics
g. applicable TO the growth of Tacoma
Washington Engraving Company, Ia
coma: capital stock ss5.Wo: trustees.
George W. Plummer. w. II. Broihroyd.
Forbes L. Haskell. A. h. Linaley and
Jacob +. Noel; objeet-to carry on the
business OF etching and engraving.
Yakima Electric Light Company, North
Yakima; capital sfock. $so.uo; trustees.
Edwsrd whitson. James b Reavis and
Fred Parker. ohject-To baIsd and oper-
ate electric light works.
Red Cross Ledge. No. g, Knights of
Pyshiss. Spragae; w. /. Turner, chancel-
sor commander: +. N. winsh ip. vice-ehan-
celler; Frank Pollsck. pr eiate; q. Il. John
son. masser-as-arms; Nat Ahpel, keeper of
records and seals. oeject--To become
BODY corporate
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LONDON. Feb. ~ The election to sll the
vacancy in commons caused by the mys-
FERROUS disappearance Of Jasper ID. Peyne.
home ruler. resulted in the choice Of Fred
Webb. home ruler
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MISS DRKxEL's CHARITY.
She Dispasrhes . Missionary tn the suf
ferinx Inatana-

JAxrsrovy. \. D., Feb 2l-Fafher
stephen. Catholic missionary. arrived here
from Washington City en- route TO the
Turtle Mountain Indian reservation. COM
rsissionei by Miss Drexel. Of Philsdelp hss.
10 investigate the reports OF desfsfusion
among the Indians ~ the reservation. and
supply them. II necessary. with food and
clothing.
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ade Meat.
SPOKANE FALLS. Feb. 34-Considerahle
indignation has been aroused here By the
discovery that 1900 pounds of decaying
heel had been sold 10 Butchers of this CITY
and in turn passed around among various
restaurants The beef vas shipped here in
a refrigerator car, bat got stuck In the
blockade, and was sold 70 A. NJ Robinson
BY the railroad company for freight
charges
Robinson has been arrested and his pre-
iiminsry examination IL being held tonight
hsfore Justice Churry
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Death Of colonel U.rno,,.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 4.--Coionel John NJ.
Barbour. q weil-known business man and
politician. died here today. Colonel Bar
hour was direct descendant of Zachary
TayioY
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PORTLAND FIRES.

The Amount Of Damage They Caused and
the Cost.
PORTLAND, Feb. 24-Tne board of fire
commissioners of this city have submitted
their report for the year ending Drce~ber
81. 1859. The expenses Of the department
for the year amount to $1,000 Estimates
Tor 1897 are paced AT $4,000. Actual
losses by fire during 1859 amounted To VII
$50. which is less than any year since the
establishment of paid ire department..
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FARMERS WAREHOUSE.
Vance Introduces . Bill WITH Novel
Effects.

WAsHIxsrox CRY, Feb. 2A-Sentor
Vance today introduced bill to establish
In every county Of every state in the Union
the agricultural depository under control
Of the treasury department. in which
owners OF grain. cotton, tobacco. etc, may
deposit product, receiving therefor ware
house receipt and treasury notes equal to
50 per cent OF the net market value deposit
Deposits may be redeemed at any time
on payment Of the sum advanced and in
terest at one per cent per annum. The
sum Of $4,000 is appropriated to carry out
the provisions
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|SSS|

- Geo: r.. srnoo<e. . highly cultivated
and esfimsble isdy NJ Prescott. Arr rr.tss
nnaer GATE o. April g. 30. % During the su,n-
mer o. 1855 my eyes became inram@d. ami
q Somscn and liver hnpeiessly disordcred.
uank = ste agreed with me. ! took chron-
g sinrrn9a- and for some time nv life - "a
oespaired q By my family. The leading phy-
sseisns % fbe country were consulted. but
ths medicines administered BY them never
eia me any permanent good, and fingered
ceamsen life and death, the latter telng pre-
,srsote 70 The sguaies I was endsYtnx In
May, ISIS, ! became Disguised with rSvsi.
CABS ara their medicines. sirppped shem
~ sna rpessied solely on swiff,s Specific
@. = :, }. few bes;ies OF v hjrh made me
peFmensly weii-weil from then until sow.s
IL Builds up Old People.
NJ r9<eer who Ia 3 very old LADY, Va
PHYSICALLY broken eown. The Csc 81 9wfft5s
spsssnc g. >. 81 has entirely restored her q
r .. DILwoRTH, GresnviIls, s. c.
Treatise On Eloei and ss,n Diseases male,
6ss. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, c..
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Killed by . Cupola.

HAMBURG. Feb. e4.--The iron cupola OF
the Flora concert hall fell today, burying
thirty-eight workmen. Five were taken
out dead. Eight are severely injured, and
five others are missing
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SALIVA. Kan. Feb. 2I-Mrs. Baker
and an s-year-old son vent TO stable With
a lantern last night. She Academia Iy set
fire 70 the hay, and both we're burned 10
Death.
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An Unfnundiesl Rumor,

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 24-lt was rumored
here that an accident occurred last night
on the Louisville. New Albany & Chicago
road, near Monon, by which forty were
killed. The facts are that two freight trains
collided, but nobody was hurt.
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A slgniflc.nt Possihility.

FoREsr, Mss, Fen. 24-Miss Loftin was
assassinated in Smith county by IN I'M
known hand. A young negtonamed Wise
is suspected OF the crime. He has been
arrested. He will be taken to the scene Of
the crime II not lost on the road.
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Thrre Childreu KiIIed

Augusta, Ga. Feb. "a --Yesterday the
children OF Hunt Bead. aged 8. 4 and 2,
were playing in their home. when the house
caught fire and the children were burned
10 Snatt,
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CHICAGO. Feb. 24-The twenty-eecond
anniversary of the Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Education Society Was celebrated
here today in the First Methodist Episco-
pal church. Several noted divines deliv-
cred addresses
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TAfoagA Pullman veexsbuied saespess ana din
snf-ears. Assc latest tmpsrved tourist xlsepe0
fA.cueA 60 the East Va SoTsherr Pscfec IAai-
rad A. cnsla<sx. ely sfcArs scent. 7iS osopad
stre<s. boston eaeex. Z Tonkin, depot ticket
ae<nI Seattle
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HELENA, Feb. PA heavy snowstorm.
and the worst OF this winter reportei pre-
vaiiing all over Montana Cattle men are
very uneasy.
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r.t.l rurbo.e ExvIos,o..

MoBrLE, Ala, Feb. a.-Ths tugboat
Flora ID. blew up yesterday thirty miles
above here, killing the engineer. William
Grimby. his son and . colored cook. Cap
tain Hall and Pilot Romell were severely
;,,f,