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Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
TOday's Races.

The following are the entris .s7's, = '.,te
ting races at the fair grounds on Labor day
Rebel Medium, G. s., by Happy Medium,
entered by Twin City stock farm
Pluty b. g., by Onward, entered by James
Zibbel.
Tom Haslow.
Dinah, b. M, by F'laco, entered by o. W.
Pickad.
Beecher, b. g., entered by James Naff.
The following bicyclists will contest for the
prizes offered: L. E, Holton, j. l.. H. Hol-
ton, Seth Rhoads, Walt Morris, Fred
Mathews, B. l.. Porterfield, William Town
send, William Schnel, Charles Grangine.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
Killed and Horribly MangIed.

TMMAGE, Neb, August 3l.-[Specal Tele-
gram to THE BEE,l-A young man, name
unknown, work hand Of James Pardee, liv-
ing near this place, was run over and in
stautly killed by the south-bound passenger
train at 1:l0 today, He was in wagon with
several other young men, who were attempt
ing TO drive across the track IN front of the
engine, and probably thinking they were go
ing to get caught, he jumped from the back
end of the wagon, missing his calculation
aud lighting on the track, The train passed
entirely over him. The body was frightfully
manplcQ
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
Death ofa Noted Horseman.

ST. PAUL Mimi, August3l Especial Tele-
gram to THE b ZEE, l-Thomas b Marrett, the
largest owner of fast horses in the north
west, died very suddenly this afternoon al
the Merchants hotel, lie had just eaten his
dinner and sat talking to friend on the We,
rndawhen he fell forward and expired OF
heart disease. Mr.. MarreJt was a lawyer
but gave most of his time to his string o
trotters and PAGERS at Willow brook. lie
was fifty eight years old and leaves an estate
valued at $500, ,OOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
Crete Educational A fairs.

CRETE, Neb August 3l.-lSpecial to The
BEE. The fall term Of Doane college will
commence Wednesday, September 8. The
attendance promises to be as large as any
previous term, nearly one hundred and fifty
students h aying been enrolled so far. The
faculty will remain the same AS last year,
with the addition Of Prof. JilsOn OF ProvL
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
An Abscon ding Teller Run Down.

NEW YoRR, August 31,-Frederick Kim
ball, the absconding paying teller of the
Peoples savings bank of Worcester, Mass
who fled with his mistress, Estella Lebon,
April = with $4,000 of bonds and 5000, ar
rived today by the steamer La Bretagne and
was arrested at thepier, The arrest was
effected through tracking Kmball' mistress,
who returned tothis country some tim @ ago.
All the stolen bonds were found in the lin
ing of Kimball' 5 clothes, but thcstolen money
was gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
1T ROKE HEkf HEART.
n Little Eighty ear-old Who Has
Probably X HE'D HERSELF

MANCHESTER, n H., August 3l.-Sarah
Micaud, aged eight, brought to this city from
Gnniteyille, N. j., by her fathcr to be edu-
ucated in n convent, dsap cared Thursday.
Her father left her in the morning without
his customary kiss, and after grleving over
the oversight the child left the house and has
not since been seen. 1t is thought that she
has drowned herself.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
Murderous Work Of Two Tramps.

ST, Louis, Mo, August 3l,-Two men en-
tered the house Of John Siegler a wealthy
farmer at Montevile, FriG.iy, and demanded
money Of his wife, "a woEin seventy years
old, who was alone. Upon her refusal TO give
them any money they attacked and beat and
choked her so that she viii die, a posse is
searching the country
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
Among the Amateurs.

THDEN, Neb,, August 3l.-[Special to THE
BEE The Tilden and St. Clair clubs played
game Of ball here yesterday afternoon
which resulted in avictory for the home team
by score of 9 to 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
r.. F.. Knapp Badly Burned.

LINCOLN, Neb., August 3l,-While prepara-
tions were being made for balloon ascension
this afternoon the gas exploded and the huge
airship was entirely consumed. j.. r.. Knapp,
Aeronaut Tenbroeck's assistant was badly
burned. but will recOVer.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01

Earned runs-Denyer 2. Three base hit
Messitt. Bases on balls-Devlin 2, McNabb 3.
Struck out-.Devln =, McNabb 8. Bases on
errors-Denyer3, Left on bases-sioux City3,
Denver1. Wild pitch-Nlc Sabb. Sacrifice hit
-Shellhasse. Hitby pltchcr-OBrien. Bases
stolen-strauss ?, McNabh Double plays
Mcclellan TO OBrlen, Mcssltt To O'Bren, Me
Clone TO Whitehead to o. Brlen. Time of game
Lone hour and thirty five minutes. UmpIre--
Hoover
st. Paul y, Lincoln O.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, August 3l.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE, Following is the score
of todays game:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
Today's Tips.

First race-Kingston, Tipstaff.
Second race-Key West, Stratagem.
Third race-Badge, Buddhist.
Fourth race-Ruperta, Worth.
Fifth race-Firenzi, Tenny
Sixth race-Fireay, Tattler.
Seventh race-Lavina Belle, Urbana.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
A New TwiSter.

The Omaha management has signed new
twiller. He is e. II. Eteljorg, great big
six footer, who has made a record with the
Evansville team in the Iowa-IllinoiS league.
He will make his debut in an Omaha uniform
at St Paul on Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01

Runs earned-omaha q, Kansas City I, Two
land, OConner, NlcOl, Three-baSe hits
Willis, Walsh, NicO Home runs - Smith,
Clark, Base on balls-OR Clark I, Swart-
eel ., Struck Out-By Clark 3. SwartzeI G..
Wild pitch-By Clark 1. Passed ball-By
Newman l. Time of gnme-One hour and forty
minutes. UmDire-CuSlck
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01

Lincoln. ....'''...'''' " U v v
SUMMARY.
Runs earned-st, Paul g. Three-base hit
Meekin Home run-Meekn. Bases on balls
ON Mains 2, Glare 8, Struck Out-By Mains
q, Glare o. Umplres-W atkins and Roach.
Milwaukee rs, Minneapolis Z.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 3l.-ISpecial
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01
KANSAS CITY.

fOne man out when winning run was made.
SCORE ny INNINGS.
Omaha. . 0 2 0 O 0-S
Kansas City .."....,.O o 1 1-9
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-01

Denver 4, Sioux City q.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, August 3l.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. Following is the score
of tOday's game:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

senator shernan's Antitrust niIl -
Amended ny the senate Finance Coma
mittse and Reporfed Fnvorably.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. senator Nor
rill. from tho committee on finance. yes
terday reported favorably senator Sher-
mans Antitrust bill, amended by tho
committee 70 read as follows;
That all arrangements. contracts. agree
mcnts trusts or combinations between cor
poratons or persons made with the intention
"a prcvent full and free action Ia the .mporta-
tion or trans SEPARATION or sale Of goods into
the United states or manufacture of articles
81 domestic growth or production. domestic
raw material that compctes with any similar
article upon which a duty u levied by tho
United states. and which shall be transport
"a from One State or Territory 70 an othrr for
sale. and MI arrangements. contracts. agree.
mcnf~, trusts or combinations between per-
sons or corporations Intended a. advance
the cost to the consumer 81 any such
article, are hereby declared to DO
against public policy. unlawful and
void Thatany person or corporation Injured
or damaged by such arrangement. contract
or nsrccmcut. trust or comb inaton. may su0
for and recover, in any court Of the United
States ~ competent Jutisdiction,of any per-
son or corporation a party TO a combination
described in this act. 10 the amount OF tho
damages sustained, and the cost Of suit All
persons entering into any such arrange
incnt. contract, agreement. trust or comb
nation described in this act other than on
his own account or as agent or attorney for
another or n an officer. agent or stock
holder ~ a corporat iDn,or ~ a trustee. or in
any capacity whatever shall be guilty OF
nigh msdemeanor. and on conviction
IN any district or civil conrl ~ the
United states, shall be subject 60 me II
not more than ten thousand dollars. or I'M
prlsonmcnt IN the pcnItentiary Tor a term of |
not more than five years, or 10 both such I
Inc and imprisonment Ia the discretion of \
ne court. And II shall be the duty Of the /
district attorncyof the unitcd States ~ the /
4 the district Inwhlch such persons reside
q institute the proper proceedings TO On.
orce the prov Isons OF this act.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Walker nlaine. Elslest son u Secretary
niaine and solicitor ~ the htaee ne-
partment Succusasbs "a ~ Attack ~
Acute rneumonins the sequel 20 = Case
~ ia Grippe"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 Walker
Blaine. the eldest son Of Secretary
Blaine, and Solicitor OF the State De-
partment died at eight o'clock last
evening Of acute pneumonia, in the thir-
ty-fifth year OF his age. Around his
death-bed were Secretary Blaine. Mrs.
Blaine, his brothers Emmons and James,
and Miss Dodge.
Mr.. Walker Blaine was taken i'll with
. cold at his Office in tho state Depart
ment on last Friday morning. and was
80 much indisposed that he never went
70 his Office afterwards. At first IL was
thought that he had only the prevailing
influenza, but his cold developed into
pneumonia. which rapidly became
worse. lie was not, however. thought
TO be in critical condition until ycs-
terday morning. when his symptoms
would not yield to treatment During
Tuesday night he was dclirious. and all
day yesterday he remained in tho same
condition except for short time in
the morning, when he appeared
slightly better and was conscious for q
brief time The Improvement. how
ever, was but temporary. His fever in
creased, his breathing became moro
laborcd, and at three o'clock Yesterday
afternoon, for thc'first time. his family
seemed to realize his extremely critical
condition A consultation OF physi-
clans was held at -four o'clock. and il
was then decided that the patient was
past medical aid. lie continued TO sink
remaining unconscious
for nearly twcnty-four hours-whcn the
end came The arrangements for his
funeral will be perfected to-day
Walker Blaine was graduated from Yale
College IN 1876. and studying law. received
his diploma from Columbia College, New
York, in 1873. In 1881. while Garfield was on
MS dcath'bcd he sent FOR walker Blaine and
him Third Assistant Secretary OF
state. saying that he appreciated his ability |
and desired to show t. After serving in thi
capacity very acceptabIy for nearly year /
Ne was appointed ON che Alabama Claims
Comm ssIon, where he served with great
'rcdit from 1882 20 1885. on the advent OF the \
PRESENT Administration he was appointed 4
solicitor Of the State Department, q position
shich he has also fled with great credit and
utility Mr. Blaine was Of frank and genial
disposition, man ot magnetism and ability. Il
md was personally popular with all with
whom he came in contact. socially or In
matters
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
BLOOD IN BRAZIL.

sIutiny Among the soldiers nj RIO de
JaneirO which Cost Hundred Lives to
Queil gator Arrested.
NEW York, Jan. I5.-One OF the cor
respondents Of Mr.. c. d. Flint writes
from Rio de Janeiro under date Of De-
cember %, 1889, as follows:
The outlook here Is not reassurIng. Last
evening parts oftw regiments 81 cavalry
Infantry and artillery mutinIcd. They tore
up the republican hag and hoistcd the Old
Imperial iag and II required all the Other
regiments and artillery to subduc them.
They fought ~ the san Chrstovas artillery
quarter until after twelve o'clock last night.
and ore hundred 81 the rebels were killed.
The cause Of the mutiny was dissatisfaction.
The police are paid two mIIrci- day. and
the soldiers claim they were promised the
same, but Il was raised 10 not quite that
amount II l. said that quite number ~
the Old Conservatives and Liberals have been
with the soldiers and are NJ tho
bottom ~ last nights row. This morning
early Siivelra Martins, AssS Martins. Barra
DC Lagoe. Dr. Lima Furate, Dr Fcrrcira
Wanna. late Minister, and Comtncncndaro
Doriga one 81 the leading merchants OF X 10,
were arrested.
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TAKE TO JOLIET.

The Motion For = New Trial of tho Cronin
Mursicrers Denied. Except In the Case 81
kunxe. and the PRISONERS coughIin. O'Sui-
Ivan and Burke Taken to Joliet X unzc
May Yet Co Free.
CHICAGO, Jan. i5--Judge Mcconnell,
yesterday afternoon rendered his de-
cis.on on the motion Of the ATTORNEYS
sor the defense for a new tria. OF the
Cronin case. He decided that John
kunze was entitled to new trial. In
the other cases the Judge decided that
the verdict must stand. The prisoners
were then formally sentenced
The prisoners attorneys gave notice
that an appeal to the supreme Court
would be taken, and the court allowed
them time in which to file bill Of ex-
ceptions.
The prisoners were taken back to Jail,
but minute later Kunze was brought
back at the request OF his counsel. Mr..
Donahoe, who wanted to m AXE motion
to admit him to bail Judge Longe.
necker opposed it, and then wanted the
bail put at 10000. but Judge McCon.
nell fixed il at $1,000. lie would have
discharged him. he said. il there were
no new evidence against him. but the
States attorney had informed him there
was some. Judge Longcnccker intim.
ated that II they let Kunze stay in jail
q few days he might conclude not to
bring him to trial a I. all, bat let him 60.
He promised to let the court and coun-
sci know this week. and accordingly no
effort will be made 70 get Kunze out
on bail In the meantime.
Coughlin, Burke and O'Sullivan wero
taken TO Joliet last night on the nine
o'clock train on the Chicago 4 Alton
road, and at eleven o'clock were admit.
ted to the pcnitentiary to begin their
life terms Of penal service to the State.
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REMARKABLE ESCAPE.


How Engineer KerIns Escaped Horrible
Death ON board Burning steamship.
BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. 15.-Chicf En-
ginecr Kerins. one Of the mon supposed
70 have pcrished in Mondays steamship
fire, reported at the Office OF the Fur
ness Line, alive and well, yesterday
afternoon. He was thought to be dead.
His escape was most rcmarka bic. When
the fire broke out on the vessel he
rushed from place to place seeking TO
escape. Everywhere his progress was
barred by the flames. which chased him
1t every step and, finally, 70 escape be-
Ing burned for the time being, he .vvk
refuge in shaft tunnel, where there
was : draft Of air He soon lost com
seriousness in this refuge, and knew
nothing more until yesterday afternoon,
when he awokc and managed to get
ashore from the still burning ship
which was bcachcd on the river bank
The bodies Of John White. fireman,
and Charles johnson. = seaman, Of the
steamship Sacrobosco was found last
evening In the hull Of the burned YES
sci. They had been suifocated todeath,
but were not disfgured much by fire.
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THEY'RE LowRY's MEAT.

Five More Participants In the Rich burg,
(Miss-) Prixe-FIght ExtradIted ana the
warrants In the Cases Of Three Others
Temporarily Revoked.
ALBANY, n. ". Jan. 10.-Governor
Hill has decided the Mississippi extra
dition cases. He rcvokes his warrant
FOR johnson, Wakely and Harding, but
decides that the other five (Muldoon,
Donovan Murphy, Cleary and Butler)
must be taken to Mississippi in parsu.
ance OF Governor Lowry's requisision
Counsel for Johnson, Harding anu
Vakely fled afiidavits with Governor
Hill showing that they in no manne
aided or abetted the prize-fght. but
were simply witnesses thereof one OF
them being merely newspaper CORE
spondent Of the Daily Ncws and OF tho
Police Gazette, and Governor Qill re-
vokcs tho warrants for their arrest.
only temporarily. however. as he has
forwarded the affldavits to Governor
Lowry submitting the matter for the
iatter's consideration whether in the
light Of these afi]davits he desires to in
sist upon tho extradition OF these par
ties. II Governor Lowry. after con-
sultation with the prosecuting attorney,
thinks that johnson. Harding and
Wakely can be convicted, notuith-
standing the facts stated in their am
davis, then Governor Hill will order
their surrender, and until then the
three are temporarily discharged and
the other five surrendered.
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TRAIN SIGNALING.

An Electric Invention Designed 70 ne
tlonixe and simplify signaling Between
Running Trains.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1G-Mr. James r.
Branch, secretary and treasurer or the
Universal Electric Railway Signal Com
pany, gave private exhibition to rep
rcsentatives Of the press yesterday
afternoon OF the merits OF the COM
pany's new invention OF train signaling.
The invention is purely electrical and
bids fair to revolutionize the system Of
signaling now in vogue, especially on
single track roads. The idea is to cna-
Bile the engineers Of locomotives 10 com
municate with each other by telephone
or a code Of signals at any point along
the line OF the road when they come
within specified distance Of each other
running either in the same or opposite
directions. The invention is marvel
Of simplicity and is apparently entirely
practicable. Tho officers OF the COM
pany are given below: J.T. Odell. gem
eral manager Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road. president; Gee. B. MeAdams.
Richmond, Va, vice-president; James
r. Branch, Richmond, Va, secretary and
treasurer; r. q. Cabell, IT,. Merchants
National Bank; Richmond. va; Judge d
9. Richardson, Joseph G. Lamb. attorney
II law; Julius Lansburgh, Washington
directors.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-Thc House
'ommittee on Territories met yesterday
and heard Arguments on Mr.. Springcr's
bill TO organize the Territory Of okla.
homa. Judge Lowe. OF Guthrie. ana
Judge Martin, Of III Reno, addressed
the committee. Both favored the hill
IN general. but objected TO that SEQ ton
which proposes tho statutes OF Kansas
Tor the government Of tho Territory.
and proposed the adoption of the Arlan-
sas statutes. They also objected to tho
prohibitory features OF tho Kansas lava
and 70 the clause concerning the pay Of
county officers.
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CIV. vooIx ccA
A child Of Voorhees,.
Mr.. Voorhees,. Sr.
Two relatives Of Mr.. Voorhees,
Rev. n. w. Little.
Mrs. NV. Little.
Two children OF Mr.. Little.
d. Stubbleticld and several member
OF his family.
Mrs. Foster.
Two Foster children.
A. T.. Justis.
Mr.. Justis' child.
William Bone.
Mr.. Bones two children.
4, +. Bone.
Mrs. John w. (iaddio
Mrs. Gaddie's child
Mr.. jackson.
Robert johnson, Sr.; dangerously.
Robert johnson, Jr.; will die.
w. X. Nance.
Mrs. w. X. Nance.
A child OF the Nances.
There are many others badly injured
whose names can not be ascertaincd.
The storm also visited Wickliffe, Ky,
Icing considerable damage. but there
was no loss OF life.
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LONDON, Jan. l5-The returns OF the
registrar Of births and deaths for the
last week show that the morality dur.
ing that period was 2,747. which Is $40
above the average. OF these deaths
sixty-scvcn we're primarily due TO infiu.
enza and iso TO diseases Of the rcspira-
tory organs Tho latter figures are ia
above the weekly averages Of death
from the causes Indicated The Princess
Of Wales y amongst the latest victims
or the influenza.
Lord Napier. who died yesterday,
was first attacked with influenza which
developed into inflammation or tho lung&
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Rivers Raising IN tn Conemangh valley
PrTsRUReH, Pa, Jan. ia special
dispatch from Johnstown says: The
waters in the Concmaagh river and
Stoncy creek are again at food height.
The Cam bria City bridge Is in danger Of
being swept away. Tho lower part 81
OF Millvillc near the stone bridge Is
again under water and the occupants Of
some Of the houses are preparing to
move out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

@X&JO -
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and refreshing to the taste, and acts
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Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs.
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aches and fevers anti cureshabitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing to the taste and ac.
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its action and truly beneficial Ia II
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i1 many excellent qualities con.
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the most popular remedy "A - 4
Syrup Of FigD il Il sssse iown.
and 81 bottles By all leading drud0
gisfs. Any reliable druggist Who
may not have it on hand will BRO
cure il promptly for any one VII
wishes to try il Do not accep
any substitute.
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LocKroRT, N. A.. Jan. IA terrific
cyclone struck here shortly before ten
o'clock yesterday morning. Grace Epis
copal Church stccplc was blown down.
Chimncys, trees and fences were blown
down as II they wee straws. The wires
are all broken. telegraph, telephone and
fire alarm. Tho severity Of tho gah
was over in two hours
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

THE most potent rcmcdica FOR IN.
disease have been discovered bv ac .1ss q
Inc nrst dose Of DR.. Shallcnbergcr,s Any ANY,
dote Tor Malaria was given. a. AZ e. nntt
ment, 10 an old lady almost dying fro,d . w
cnects OF Malaria, on whom Quinine ans ~
~ poison: One dose cured her: a,,s~u
single dose has cured thousands since
ms Nc oniy known Antidote for the poison q
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" you are tired taking the large old fasb.
toned gripping pills, try Carter's Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort. A man cant
stand everything. One pill dose. Try them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The best cough medicine is Piso's Curs
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. go.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

\. Tuk gas bill comes under the cI...,s
u uon q light expenditures. washinssss
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DON'T say that . woman Il ! sca,a.,
srer % gallant and call her = carr1s.
dovo.-Atchison Globe. Earlier
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MANY man never gets on the popular
side till he joins the silent majority. Puck
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The monks pcnitential garb Is snck.rs
ligious affair. Washington Capital
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DO YOUR clothes last as they used tol II
not. you must Do using q soap or uashins
poudsr that rofs them, Try the good Old
fdsL>3nsi Dobbins' Electric Soap, psrfteiy
pun to-day Is in 1866.
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EVERY miss hasn't . mission Neither
has every man q mansion. Life.
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ROCHESTER,, N. ", Jan. 14.-Tho
storm in this city caused considerable
damage. Geo. wcltcr. cabinet maker,
was struck on the head by piece Of
stone coping blown from building and
was almost instantly killed. The south
wall Of the Joslyn block was blown
down. The two-story frame structure
adjoining was crushed BY tho falling
wall but the occupants OF both build
ings escaped uninjured. In various
parts Of the county houses and barns
were blown down.