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NOTICE.

MR. WALTER NJ. GIFFARD WILL
M act for me under power of attorney
during my absence from this Kingdom.
VIM. G. IRWIN.
Honolulu. H. L., August %, 1890.
ho-oM
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S75 Reward.

A REWARD OF S75 DOLLARS WILL
IA be paid for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the party or
parties who broke off the steel pickets
from the fence in front of the residence of
C. II. Atherton, Beretania street. Apply
at this office. 4u
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Supreme Court-At Chambers.
BEFORE JUDD, C. ].

BEFORE JUDD, Q. j.
MONDAY, Sept. Is.
In re estate of Lincoln Cabot. Pc
tition of F. M. Swanzy, administra-
tor, for allowance of accounts and
discharge. The Court orders the
accounts approved and the admins
traitor discharged. Administrator in
person.
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DEAD THE DAILY ADVERTISER
IL if you want the latest news.
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The whistle OF the Honolulu Steam Planning
Mill Is blown daily By electric signal from the
Survey Office precisely at Honolulu mean noon
1t sounds again at 20 min. 80 sec. past o'clock
p. m. Of Honolulu mean time, to CORES pond
with l2h. On. 0s. as given by chrcnometers set
for Greenwich mean time. This last is especi-
ally for the benefit Of marinerT and jewelers..
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FOR SALE.

Allow PHAETON, NEARLY
E@sE new, and in good order In
quire at the office of this paper,
60-tf
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WANTED.

A NURSE TO TAKE CARE OF AN
"a elderly person. Address p. o. Box 4,
Honolulu 49-tf
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Nem embellishments.
Stockholders Meeting.
WANTED.

A LAD, OF IL TO 15 YEARS AGE,
"A who can write a fair hand, to serve as
an office boy. Apply at the office of this
paper. Oi-tt
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Land For Sale.

- A PIECE OF LAND SITUATE
at Kulaokahua, District of Kona,
l. Island of Oahu, lying along mauka
side of Beretania street, between Mrs.
Rowe's place and Napoleon's. This is
suitable piece of land for residence, having
wooden houses thereon.
E~Furtf er particulars can be had of
S. NJ. Kaaukai, over Bishops Bank,
Honolulu, Aug. 6, 1890. 1885 Slim
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IN THE SENATE.
a rub1sc ssuilssing fsr salt l.ak~ a.
Other Nslls.


wAsHIN.roN, March lO.-In the senate
tosiay among the bills reported and placed
on the calendar was one for tho constr,ss,-
ton of postofiice buildings in towns and
cities where the postoffice receipts have
for the last three years cxccsslesl 5000 for
the year. The hill fixing the time and
place for holding United States courts in
the state of Washington passed.
Public buildings bills for the state spf
Washington were rclportcsl and placed on
the calendar follows: Tacoma, Seattle
and Spokane Falls. siOo,Oo; walla walia.
SslND.
STANFORD offered a preamble and reso-
luton iustrtctiug the committee ON
finance tn inquire what relief for the cx-
isting agricuitural depression may he fur
nisi,eb by the United states and particu-
larry whether loans may not In made 10y
the government ousinortxaGs.s real s,s-
tate. insicDenslrnt OF improvements. at
such rates and tn such an amount as will
make the security tn the governments per-
feet. ti. Rovcrnn,ent tO receive some
small rate of interest tone to two v'er
The bill appropriating sm.DO for ~
public building in Salt Lake. Utah. passed
the senate.
spsrtion law then came mp for considcr.,-
tiou.
Man,ier.on suggested that one of ti,.,
great troubles iu connection with the cN-
portation OF meat products WAS the muni-
cipal requirements of forcign countries,
and hc asked sherman whether ti,er,,
that trouble.
sherman said that for several years
past restrictions had been imposed in
France, Germany and Great Britain on
ths' importation of meat prssls,cts. The
general complaint made i'm all of those
countries was that ther. was no meat in
spcction law i'm the United States, such
AN existed in European countries. He tDs,-
licved the passage of the bill would enable
the authorities OF the United States tn
procure the release of the various rs.stric-
tioIlS, morr ar lcss. and would thereby
add at least millions to the American cx-
l,ortltion of beef products.
Hate remarked that several bills kind
red 10 this one wcrS' pending hcfore tlls.
agricultural committee: that il was mat
ter ot vast Importance that tho pending
hill was substitute for tho original hill
aud had only been reported last week and
more time should bc allowed for the CON
sistcration OF the measure.
The discussion WAS further participated
in 10y Allison. Plumb. Teller and Ed
Inutisls. Whea the hour of o'clock AR
rived tho bill WAS laid aside without action
and the educational hill was taken up. %
Higgins addressed tho senate i'm advs-
cacy of the, hill.
Josss.s of Arkansas followed Higgins.
He said the Legislature. of his state had in
strsictesl her senators to vote against the
hill and he should obey t5o = instructions.
AZ the close of Jones' sys,cs.h the senate
DroCseslssl to vote on the arucnetincut prSs
l,osed 10y the committee and they wers
scvcr,ily agreed to-. The hill Was then
laid aside and after tho rxccutivc session
tiss. senate asliossrssssi.
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a Mother and seven Childrrw ssurw~sl ,a
Their Home.

Their Home.
MONTREAL, March 1O.--Mrs. Colcrctte
aud her seven children were burned I'm
thcir home near Cote 80. Michael Sunday
morning, while her husband, farmer,
wns away. Tho family lived I'm large
ing the house took fire and before assist-
ance was given IL was burned tn the
ground. Colcrettc had left home to at
tend to work on the farm and on RETURN
ing found thu place I'm flames. He tried
to rescue tho family, hat was overcome
and tainted. He was terribly burned.
kcroscne oil. As ss,on as Colcrcvte saw
tho flames bc rushed towards the house.
A. the door Inc was met by burst OF
flames. Then hc ran to the rear Only
smoke was coming out OF the door and
into IL COlerettt dashed. He got as far as
the door Of the sleeping. apartment but
herr % %Mas "a solid wall OF
his feet aud the ceiling was burning over
head, and the four walls of the room in
which he WINS WERE burning ticrccly. To
get to the stairway leading tai the upper
dashed into the seething c.,lstron Of fire
wherein he had last seen his wife. He
could the he'd btit IL was n mass OF
flame and empty. He felt himself being
overcome by the smoke and heat and
seeming to 60 mad. as llc now explains IL,
and not knowing what lc did he made n
rush for the door through which he had
entered. Ii was on fire hat t.olcrcttc got
through and oslt i'm the air. All his clothes
were burned Off. dozen people arrived
on the scene within five minutes after the
explosion took place, h'It even then II was
the building. fhc ground around IL
seelned to bc ablazc and the men who
dragged Colerettc out OF further danger
Tins were all charr,d, and OF that Of Mrs.
Colcrctte only the trunk was found.
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Swischsaeu strike.

CuIcAao, Marrh Io.-SwitchIu en-
ploys-l in tine Chicago 4 Northwestern
yards. h~'twcs.n :aD and sUD i'm number.
went on strike this morning. badly block
ing business. The men claimed that
Sar,ima-tcr Brooks was ovcri,caring, and
demanded his removal. After four
hours bios'lsa,i" "a conference WAS held.
which resulted in TIA" removal of Brooks
and ,h" men returned to work. An hour
later they quit again to demand Ia. dis
charge of two switchIncn who had made
tb"nisclv"- obnoxious. This matter was
settled after another hours delay and il is
now thought the trouble - over. Railrsbasl
Officials say th" whole trouble il tlti. to
ill-f"elin. bs'twccn rival Switchu.'u'S or
X;tuizItipu~.
Mu.whu Nh. March lO. An the switch
ucii employed here by the Chicago x
Nortiw''-t.-ru. numbering about "a, struck
to-day in sympathy with and support of
th. swi;cirucu who struck in Chicago.
Trains are greatly delayed aud by .;
O'clock tlicrc was I, block..si.. at the sta
ton here. Engineers who were asked to
help get the trains ont refused. Freight
traffic waS practically at stausistill.
Later u, tl,e evening they received advice,
FROM Chicago that the strike was settled,
wherruDon all returned tn work.
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OUR GRAIN CROPS.
statistics Given Dy tine Department at -tg-
ricultur~ on tlae Subject.

statistics Given Icy t1he He1bnrthhehs os -h8-
riculturs, on t1se subject.
WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The statisti-
cal report of the department of agricul-
tirG for March relates to the distribution
and consumption of corn and wheat. IL
makes the proportion of the corn crop i'm
the. hands of growers 4.59 per cent, or
97O,OOO.OOO bushels. and the wheat crop
:n.9 per cent, or 15si,0tO,OO bushels. The
stock of corn ON hand Is the largest
sysr rSpcr'e; cps s;.n, IN nn,,S % returns & ave. ;s
81 .OOo. 600 bushels That OF last year was
7s7 ,OOO,OU bushels: The estimated con-
els. This figure was exceeded only i'm the
last year and in 1sssi. The proportion of
understandable corn of the crop OF 1sss, is
years only by tio.c of 1874 and 1ss-6. The
average value of all corn ON December
vas WAS sss @ s,nrsh SsnsJ per w.s ssn' ccu,s ;a
for merchantsablc aud 1872 for unrner.
chantable. making an AgxreRate value OF
mate. The wheat crop of 1sss was cx-
ceetiel by the crops of 1ssO, 1882 and 1884.
The average i'm the hands of growers ON
OoO,OOO bushels. The average crop during
this periosI was 45O,UO,oO0 bushels.
Most of the wheat i'm farmers, hands is in
states which have no surplus over con-
sumption. or i'm those in which - much
larger portion is consumed at home. The
aO bushels, is,OOOOU of which will he re-
sllircd for spring. seed, and the remainder
is scarcely more than il needed for four
months consumption of tlscir population. n.
Ohio, Michigan. Illinois, Missouri
and Kansas, the only winter
tains, contributing to the commercial dis
trilD,ition, have only 6O.OOOOOo bushels.
half of which will he needed at home. and
part of the remainder is commercially
unavailable at present prices. Thercforc'
the available supply for expectation and
home distribution to- July ~ small. De-
plctctl farm, reserves have been n,cas,ir-
ably filed. except in II few states, but IL
will require the lpressiirc of high prices tn
saluieeze any considerable proportion of
them into commercial distribution.
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BRIEF TEIECRAMS.

tni ,..o. March IN. Three distributors died
S-st.r,i.y o, grin." contracted IN d,>'r ioniins
Russian mails.
GREE~yILiI., Ten. March io-Th- I.,~tof,cs
AT this place was ro,"sl of several Thousand dot,
LoSDoS, March Ia. Robert Lincoln ai,Ihort<s-S
consequence "f the death "f ms SON.
Rows. March ia DISAGREEMENT has arisen
between the president Of TN. chamber at deputi.,
AMI tri>pi ministerial crisis Is immnent-
Io>p,>, March 10 Tn. thrS,iTis ies.yus
that Germany il treating with the vatican with
view to representation of the Iops' at the Rcrii.
DETROIT. March 10. -':.n.rai rro~ bri.ix. re
Ws "a % I',aa uSn S@'aS a at 1.s, " ,fas 15a% ksi a ~
uryt;cncrai Trowbri,ire is insane,
NnM hass March iowIh.rs * , ..ns.ss.a... Nh.
,d.aI,ed since. tne opening from '1 ,o =, Io,oss
m"ui.
Cni"> >.sn, March IL. Local >witchnen tie
iig dcinan.iiis the disei,srrs oi "hnoSious On
,E,ls. Their demand wa- rumpIl"d with aai
Ensr">. March TO- The total ,.ross ~ han=-s
for tl" w.-h. "a, shown hs the h,aiing clearing
~I.IE.IE,iln. AN incr-.l>. -. per cent as cnm-
pstr.'i with the corresponding week of last year.
hard Representing the Union iron WORKS 81 San
frincl>'o WIZ h;lN. her, tuesday Win 20 srvn
rnoii.r>. " io ARE To- tax" the pl.'. of the strtk
ing union mem in their shops Ia" n,cn are all
skilled mechanics.
i,oul". two light weights. fought q rounds sun.
day a,,srncoa s,, Tor small pr>' % nn e.rdr,
10y pnnish.d and s',,s ap tns contest heing 1s
w,-nI>..ro>. March iu.-kobert a.. BhAine.
or.th,r "f Se"rctary iiEiin.' Who for >ou:. year.
asrnisu9a i Mt 9, has a.. i s.ra posa es S.Ss.sass
Husk SUPERINTENDENT at 1i,I;.ntine stations 1n-
m. mo.r of pariiamens tor Sorth Nictoria. san,
@ ss nr a n. s,Ssie ssn ;s%s Win Mno. : 50 =
legged. rolnmitt.d AN in'lec.nt assault on . ntsae
daughter of Harron'>. Raymond has dtsap.
peared-
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1T WAS VERY EXCITING
Officers Made Arrests ONLY to Nave
Prisoners Released by the
CroWd-Democrats
Victorious.

BtDDEFoRD. Me-. March iO.-Thcre vas
great cxcitcIncn here the municipal
election to-day. pne hundred special ~
lice and 25 deputy shcriffs were ON slusy,
The votes OF men. who-s. naturalization
papers wcrc issued by the municipaS
court, i'm alleged violation of the law. be-
ing challenged. Special officers wers
working In sympathy with the men. In oos
waryi two deputy shcriffs arrested q chal-
lenaesl voter, b,it n sreci ial officer and Tn
crowd liberated the prisoners. In another
warl Deputy United States Marshal
StackpOle drew revolver. when The
crowd intcrfer,.d with his arrest of . priss-
oner. Stackr'ole succs.esiesi in holding his
man and also caused the arrest OF spss-
cial officer who iuterfercd. Warrants
WERE issued for the arrest OF a deputy
sheriff. ami ten minutes later the loca1 Do
lice captured Deputy United States Mar
shal St:ackpolc and Deputy Sheriff Parker
at North Derrick and hustled them tO IN,
police station. followed 10y n mob. Ths
conmotiou resulted complete vie
tory for the. democrats.
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a Blaze in New York.

NEW YORK. March 1O.-A cry of fire
awokc Ludlow street once more in the
night. 1t came from No. 49, a human lpcc
hive, six stories high. which sheltecd I'D
families. Less than two years ago the
building was ravaged and a number Of
people were burned though none were.
killed. IL has sincs. been provided with
every escape for its teeminR population.
During the progress of the fire occupants
OF the building werc in terrible
peril. AL were rescued in safety.
however. There were many narrow es-
capes. A the flames surrounded the firs.
escapes and halls were filed with smoke.
An incident of the fire a father
throwing q baby from the second story
fire escape into the hands of fireman
below. who caught il flying. Several per-
sons were rescued 10y being lowered 10y
ropes. The loss is small.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
An Outline "r the Proposed Bisi In R-Iss-
tton tai -.

ttou tO -.
wAsnISCroS. March iO. The special
house subcommittee ON the worlds fair
held another conference with the visiting
Chicago delegation to-day aud presented
a bill which will bc prosecuted to the full
committee as sson as the chairman can
call ii together. A few changes were
made. The provision for "a national COM
mission, composed of two incnii,srs from
each state aud nominated by the COVER
nors and appointcsi by Tia" president. was
rctaincsl. hut an amendment was added
prov itiing that the commissioners shall la
divided equally h.twrcu the two political
parties. These commissioners to have
the entire control Of the fair instead of
the local incorporates. The yprs.sidcn mt il
not to appoint the commissioners until tt,s,
Chicago men have raised Sj,tsU.un AMI
shall give satisfactory assurance at their
ability To- supply another S'.tsb.up IL
needed.
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TERRIBLE DISCOVERY
suspicion Rests on Isaac Jacobs.
the Janitor OF the Building
Thought to Be One
OF His Wives.

Nav loHk. March .iO.--A mysterious
rpuricr was discovered ny Blumah Levy,
a feeble, tottcrinR woman of 10 years, i'm
q grirny cellar at No. = Eltlridgc street
this afternoon. The muricrcsi was
ypsng, good looking and evidently ~
S,wcss. The bc<ly was covered with
bruises and the skull was fracturUsl.
S1hrctis of human skin were found han nging
- light threads from her finger nails
Sotite evidences of an awful struggle wit d
k1er murlercss. No one had occasion to
slec tho cellar for six months lpcforc to-day.
l4rs. Levy going down to get u beer kcg
- preserve pickles made tho discovery.
For the past year Mrs. Lcvy's son used the
ground floor u place of business, and
rented the fioor above to two rich He
hscws. who founded Hebrew school.
Ioaac Jacob. ~ crazy Hebrew who shot and
lolled Herman RoQozinskic rcccutly
and shot hut did not kill
Mr.. Rogozinskic and when pursued shot
and killed himself was the jAnitor of tls.
school. IL was said hc had a number of
wives aud the police think the murdered
v2pman was one of Jacobs wives. and ls'
kyllesi her bcfors. his onslaught on the
fVbgoxinskie family.
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y Ssri~t at STRIKES.

NEw YORK, March TO- Two thousand
shirt makers on strike i'm this city to-
day. Many Of them are women. aud they
demand uniform rat" Of pay i'm all
shops. They also want the BOSSES To pro-
vide machines. for them to operate. Many
bosses conceded the terms dcInan nds,tl.
hut others are holding out. Til" plcat
makers Joined the shirt makers out of
sympathy. number of pants makers
struck. brt th.. strik" will not become
general. WorlSincn cnployal ON ths'
building OF th" temple court annex struck
to-day. They demand that .,ul, union
Incn h. cmIloyt.d ON the work.
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B'tt-burg'. ">peak-a-ie-.

PIrT~DURs:. March 10. Chief Brown nf
the department of public safety. ina his
annual report, to-day mtd.' the startling
statement that there are at present about
eight hundred 'speakcasic-. or uu-
licensed liquor saloons i'm Pitt~t,uri,. CE-
der slic brooks law there ars. nearly nins =
fy-threc dealers licensed to- sell liquor in
the city. He recommends either absolute
prohibition ar enough saloons properly
distributed To- supply the orderly needs of
tl,,. slriu K iup s.l....S.s.
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TERRIBLE COLLIERY ACCIDENT.
One Hundred and Fifty Lives Loot in u
welsh Mine.

LONDON, March 1O.--An explosion ot-
CURED to-day at Morsa colliery i'm GlaInor-
ganshire, Wales. One hunlrcd mine; s
are entoml,ed. Communication with
them il impossible for the present. II is
feared all perished.
Later adviccs from the Morsa collicry
are that 30 miners are entombcd. hut
many have been rescued from the work
ings nearest the main shaft. Most of
those taken ont are unhurt. hut several
received fatal injuries. The latest csti-
mate is that 15O lives are lost.
Eight bodies, shockingly mutilatcd. have
been recovered. Great excitement IN
caused by the runior that appeals for help
could he heard from the entomi,ed men.
Rescuers are constantly succunbing to
the effects of gas and are Obliged To make
speedy retreat.
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Propose. so Ir~saiiase.

wAsHISGToN. March 1O.-Reprsenta-
tive O'Donneil OF Michigan introduced "a
bill in the house to-day providing for the
collection of u duty on coffee equivalent
tn the export duty levied 10y certain coun-
tries. Coffee coming from countries not
exacting import duties shall he admitted
free, and when the nations now collecting
duties on coffee exported to the United
States shall abolish the same. duty
shall be collected at any American port.
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Breaking the 1sscorsi.

PHIINDELrHIA. March lo.-A fast run
was made orI the New York division Of
the Reading road to-day. This morning
number of prominent broker ni ms
called ut the Reading office to ARRANGE for
u special train To- carry several hundred
run of ~ miles was matl. in ~ minutes.
This IL said to be the, fastest run ever
made between Philadelphia and Jersey
CITY
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ON A RAMPAGE.
High Water Doing Much Damage Along
the Southern Mi~si~sippi.


the Southern Mi~si~sippi.
LOUISVILLE, March 1O.-Rcports from
the lower Mississippi river are to the eff
feet that the Hood has become alarmingly
high all along the coast. Lcvccs arr.
breaking at various places and great APP
prchension is felt that n large section of
country on both sides of the river will bs.
inundated. The latest reports are that
the l.vee at Sappinton Hoop. six miles
above Arkansas City. Arkansas. broke
yesterday afternoon. The whole river
front from the crs.vas-se To- the Louisiana
line is Hooded. The whole of th, Tcnsas
basin of Louisiana consisting of four out of
five parishes, is undoubtedly being COW
cred with water. The river at Arkansas
City is foIIr-tentlis above high water mark
and is still rising. The present outlook
is there will be at least "a foot morr. of
water and that there will bc "A heavy loss
Of property.
ARKANSAS CRY. March 10. The Icvs.c
broke about six miles above here at sap
pincton 'rooIs. yesterday. The break was
due to the fact that the lrvs. was built
largely of land. Since the break the crcv-
ice has not witlcncd materially. and a,
strong effort will he rnatis to- stoI, il. Com
siderable water has come in already hut
it is filling uI, the hack country. and 80 far
there is water in the town. IL will bs'
IA day or two bcfpr. the place il Hooded il
IL is Hooded at all.
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a Faction War.

ST. LouIs,, March iO.-Thc RcJ,rbii~oa'~
SsaR Antonio. Texas. special says: There
il u curious and auainalo,is condition of
public affairs in Hislil,yo county. a fac
tional war il constantly in progress ti,crs'
and il happened often within tho past few
years that the county practically has tsreil
without executive, Judicial and clerical
officers. Yesterday Sclf-coustituts.si
commissioned court convened at Even
burg and declared vacancies in the offices
of tho county clerk. sheriff and tax collss.-
tor. A frontiersrnan was immediately aI,-
pointed sheriff and X. A. Marsh county
clerk. Serious trouble. probably blos~i-
shed. will result.
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BRMISGHAM. Eng. March l0.-The dy-
Mantle gun and torpedo thrower in course
OF construction here by Lieutenant Gray
don, late of the United States navy. is at
tracing considerable attention. The gun
is n 15-inch calibre and il expected to be
capable Of throwing .Oo pounds OF dyna-
mite n distance of three miles. 4 public
demonstrators, will be made. early in May
under the auspices Of the English govern
mcnt.
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A Coll,.iom in N-,,rn.,x.

LINCOLN. March 1O.-By "A rear end col
lision the Burlington & Missouri river
road near Harvard early this morning.
Conductor Norton and Brakeman Miller
were instantly killed. The train had
broken in two and had just connected il
up when the engine of another freight
crashed into the caboo-e. The men on
the other train saved them selves by Jump
st,sp
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special to the standard.

Sltctal TO The StandATu.
S-'oKANE FAILS. March lo.-The Ross
Irosi works in this city were destroyed by
fire At 3 o'clock yesterday morning for the
second time within year. The loss IL
ED.0U. partially insured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-11

MhRIoN, Ind. Marrh lO.-A eArcbs~.-s
workman liz a. pip. near "A gas well to-shAy
and explosion followed by which :,
derrick was shattered and a number ~f
men painfully burned. A column OF tsrS
il new rising from the we'll.
Wee President Morton In .Jack>oas iiie.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March fO.-Vs-s
President and Mrs. Morton were tn-<Auw
guests of tho city Of Jacksonville. After
"a drive over th., city.lunchcon was served
at the st. James hotel.