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ELECTED AN HONORARY MEMBER.
Grover Cleveland Accents an nonornr

Grover Cleveland Accepts an Honorary
Membership in the Onondaga Demo.
cratic Club,
SYRACUSE, n. ", dan. s,-=Grevet
Cleveland, ,who was a sheft tithe ago
elected an honorary mambsr Of the On
ondaga Democratic club has wfitteh this
letter to tse sc,tetsFs 5s that ortanlzas
ton:
New YORK, Dec. 20, 1,s9.-James X. Nc
Guire-vDear Sir: have received your let
ter ii.forpingrma of my election as np hon
orory ,spasnbet Of tie. .OnopdaEa Dsm9crattic
club, din desire through riu a sxpresa
ny thanks to the members 81 the club for
the courtesy thus extended to me l regard
itas an honor to be in any way related to
"a organization formed for the purpose Of
propagatiiig democratic principles, and I
in, especially pleased to learn that your
club is pledged to la lot reform. This and
the other reforms to which our party is, or
ought 10 te de. o ed. furnishes rich field
FOR patriotic effort nnd for political labor,
which, ~ lie effective must be instant and
sonlnnaas. ! tpe that the Onondnga
Democra.ic club viii lie at. nil tines found
at ,!.e front OF this wBrk. YaHrs tfuis;
tIgnyEr 4
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
THE SUGAR DUTIES.

The Ways and Means Committee Com.
mence Oh the Sugar QaesttoH.
WAsHlAsrhs, jan. 4.--'i.ne SWays and
Means COMMITTEES took up the question
OF the sugar duties this morning al
though several 81 the proposed wit.
hesses are victims ST Ia grippe. The
Next Question to be taken up is the i'm.
port duty on jute bagging, used for i'm
porting -four, and against which the
millers Of the country have organized a
formidable, opposition. tney take the
ground tkat 6ksre Is 10 fea.
son why this tax should ex.
ist, there being no manufacturing
industries of the kind j.. this country to
protect, and that the duty as now i'm.
posed acts, to the detriiuent OF he do,it
sapoft trade Costing the government
and the millers of the country a large
and unnecessary expenditure of money,
while the profit goes into the pockets of
the brokers that collect the rebates.
The National Millers' association, with
the Wisconsin and Minnosote asso:ta.
tions, will make combined fight
against the continued imposition of the
duty.
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BROKE HIS PROMISE
A Wealthy Londoner Is Sued for
$50, 900 for Breach Of
Promise.
He Is n Years Old While the
Fair Plaintiff Is
Only 22.
During the courtship 4s0 Lesters Of
the Silliest Kind S'assed Between
the Venerable Old Lover
and the Young Lady.
Money win Mend tho Brear.

Money Will Mend the Break,
LONDON, Jan. A sens satsunAi breach
II promise case is VA the calendar of the
,ourt Of queens bench for trial on the
s1st, The defendant is retired manu-
tacturer whose name not many years ago
was known almost all over the world
through the medium Of the advertise.
ments Of his business. HIS 10 u years
of age, and his wealth is estimated at
nearly siO,OOo,ooo. The plaintiff in
the case is resident Of this
city, 22 years old, and comes from
ahigh family. The damages claimed
are s5o,0oo. The correspondence that
has passed between the luvers aggregate
is0 letters, some OF them running as
long as fourteen pages. The aged gal
liant was in the habit Of addressing his
lady love as his ''ickle deaf 6f his
tickle piggie," while the young lady's
Usual style ef addressing her venerable
;ayaiior was my dear ugly old savage"
All attempts to settle the matter out OF
sourt have proven futile, and the sensa-
lion mongers are impatiently Awaiting
the opening Of the trial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
A Fatal SnowsI;ho.

sfERRA CITY, Cal, Jan. A fatal
and destructive snowslide occurred here
Yesterday by which six women ard one
boy lost their lives and several houses,
Including the Catholic church, were al.
most entirely wrecked. The slide oen..
menced at Sierra Buttes fiume and swept
with terrific force down the valley,
carrying everything before it. Some
miraculous escapes from instant death
occurred and the full extent of the dam.
age Is not yet known. One Chinaman
snd little girl arc still buried in the
snow. More slides arc expected and
the community is greatly excited.
Those known to be dead are: Mrs. Rich,
two daughters and a son; Miss Ryan,
Mrs. l. I. Mooney and daughter.
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REED eEfUsEs TO SIGN.

The Speaker of the House RSfa,es ID At
tach His Name to Aa ,stts ess to Glad
st6he.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The refusal of
Speaker Reed to sign the eda:ccsss to
William 4. Gladstone, prepared by
John j.. Mcbride, tho Irish exile, OF
Buffalo, and which testified to the SYM
pathy of the American people @i.h Mr..
Gladstone's eifares If. behalf of home
rule fer ireland. exciles no end of com
1Neat The address has received the
signatures of nine-tenths of the mem
bers of the house OF representatives
and the senate, Senators Sherman and
ingalls, adding special paragraphs ex-
pressive of their esteem for the grand
old man. Mr.. Depew has also lengthy
tribute, while the bold autograph Of
Cardinal Gibbons' reads the list of
divines, Asesker Reed will give NO
seasoh for his refusal, and his friends
are at a loss to account for his strange
course,
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i STRANGE CASE,


Nkw feKK, Jan. A dispatch from
London says: Sunday Rev. Wyke Bay
liss, for nearly twenty years the rector
of the Episcopal church in urhar, will
take his place IL the pulpit after the
most extraordinary experience that has
ever fell to the share of any wearer OF
of the cloth. About three weeks ago
while giving reading at a,concert in
the village he fell forward lna Was
carried from the sooiA apparently dead
IN inquest was held and verdict of
death from heart disease was rem
dered. Two days later his lifelong
friend, Rev. Canon Lee, of Botley, ar
rived to bury the vicar, and took last
look at the face before preparing 1t to
go te. the chrrsh. lie was struck with
Its life-like appearance and refused to
proceed with the service until medical
advice had been secured. Two physi-
clans were called, and upon examining
the body reported that the heart was
still beating. Seventy-four hours later
the divine who had been in q tfante
regained eeNseicesaens, bit Was so weak
tthee Up 10 yesterday he was compelled
TO keep his bed,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
An Exp,osion orN,,ura,c

PfrTsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 3.--By an ex-
plosion of natural gas at Economy, Pa,
yesterday morning George Kirschbaum,
aged 40 years, was almost instantly
killed and John Becker seriously in
jnrcd. There was Il shortage of gas in
The little village yesterday and shortly
before daylight Kirschbaum and Becker
both members Of the Economic society,
started out to ascertain the cause of tho
small supply. They carried u lantern,
and no sooner had they entered the gas
regulator building than there was a ter
ritic explosion. The building was totally
wrecked and Kirschbaum was SO badly
burned that he died in few moments.
Becker also sustained serious burns, but
will recover. The flames ignited q tank
Of OH near by, which was DESTROYED.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
A Kentucky Editor. Sad tss,n,

Lou,sv,s,,s, NY, Jan. s.-Daniel NJ.
Bowman, formerly editor of the Wood
ford Sun, later well known business
man OF Chicago, was found dead on the
Monon road, seventy miles north Of tnis
city, this morning. lie had faiien oil
the platform Ut sleeper in some way
aud was crushed to pieces. lie was pre-
pairing to commence the publication of a
paper in Chicago in few days. He was
widely known throughout this state and
throughout the south and west.
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Slavin VIII Marry.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IA cablegram to
Richard X. Fox, from London, inti-
mates that Frank P. Slavin has found
something more than championship
In England. This something is sweet
heart, who is to be bride. She is a
barmaid, and served at the hotel where
the Australian made his training head
quarters at Margate, the Nayland Rock
hotel. Edith Slater is the name of the
fair one who has captured the pugilist's
heart. 1t is said that he may bring his
vito to America with him.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Houscho,d E,conon,,es

When pillowslips begin to show signs
of wear, rip open the end seam, and
fold SO that thr side seam viii ssme in
the center of the pillow. Sew up the
ends again, and your pillowslips will
wear as long again, as tho wear is now
upon that part that has had little wear
hcretnfare,
Watch the tablecloths, and as the first
thu place makes its appearance, darn it
carefully with the ravelings, saved for
that purpose when the tablecloth was
made. In this way 1t will look much
better than II neglected Until hole is
worn through, When il Must be patched.
. Make carving-cloths from red-and-
white checked linen toweling, fringe
all around and place over the table,
cloth at the carver's place; also one OPP
posite where the mistress sits. They
help to save the wear of the cloth at
the edge Of the table. Three-quarters
OF yard is none to long. This towing
also makes good everyday napkins, cut
in squares and hemmed.
Make school napkins, for the children
to take with theirdinner, from bleached
cotton cut in squares and frineed, then
feather-stitch with red (ravelings from
red tabling will do), and work an initial
or the name in the center. They are
ornamental, ss we'll as useful
55at.22S IS
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Win Vote to Rencn, the I,,,v

Rock RAPIDS, Ia. Jan. IA business
man here declares that he knows Of four
republican senator's MNd Viii vote With
the democrats for high license law in
iowa as soon as it comes before the sem
ate for action. He gives the names Of
these senators and says he has it as a
positive fact Ono of them is his
brother, another his brother-in-law and
the other two represent counties in
northwestern Iowa. This gentleman IL
not given TO exaggefatioR.
Assuming these votes to be as given
IT looks very much as though Iowa will
have chance to see how high license
works in the state,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Arranging to Receive stanley.

LONDON, Jan. A meeting OF the
special committee Of the court Of coLt-
Mon council was held at ths Gaild hAli
today to ihangurate tt5 arrangements
for a Proper reception to Henry NJ.
Stanley upon his arrival in England, as
provided for by a resolution passed. at
the last meeting of the council. AS the
neted explorer has already received the
freedom of the city in a gold casket. it
was decided that the lord mayor, alder
man and members Of the council, with
other estic dignataries, Should meet
aiiii at the outskirts of the city and
escort him in state to Guild hall. 1t
was also decided to give him banquet,
the sum of $1,000 being appropriated
Tor this purpose, the banquet to he fol-
lowed by public reception and the pre-
sentation of an Illuminated address of
congra tulatiOn,
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ELoPERs CAPTURED.


1s"o tbe OF bnhoiy Loxe,.INe Efrin9 Wifa
Soon fOrgiveii.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 3.-Five weeks
ago William Dice, aged %, left here
suddenly. December %, Mrs. Harry X.
Mitchell also left with her 1s-months-
sid child, estensibly ia v,sit an uncle In
ltaatfiee but 1t Was s6ofi learned that
She had gofie to meet Dice. Officers
a. rc sat Oh the trick ana the
v.A:ple W9,e arFtsttd ut Alma bteG dis.
t:ssed of some mortgaged ptopertS be-
his h If GatsR St pEEsss1sy Ess s$sA
the guilty pair we're returned to this
city as prisoners. When Mrs. Mitchell
was brought in she declared her love
for Dice and said she would not 1.-Two
With her husband, but iater,sbe fe1ented
and asIatd TO rsturn If her ,t!iisbald
would never mention this affair, which
he agreed to.
Mitchell was married in 1880 at
Springfield, o., to Miss Ollie Murkley,
a society belle and daughter of promi-
nent capitalist, who has since retired
from business. She has two sisters liv-
ing In Toledo, one married 10 she man,
sger of ehe express eompahy's office in
that gittg. apa the otter ID 4 fiisnagar i5f
tensife itoH &cfl.d. Birs Aitl rs
osecuted to the fullest extent OF the
i;yw
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
a Confercncc.

VIENNA, Jan. 4.-The conference on
German-Bohemian affairs between the
Germans and Cznchs will open here to-
morrow, Count Taafe presiding. The
subject of the conference is to arrange
an understanding between the Germans
and the Czechs. There will be five
delegates from the former. five from the
latter and five representatives of the
German empire specially designated by
Prince Bismarck.
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NIcAulifre ID the Faxorite

NEW York, Jan. 4.-Jacls McAuliffe,
accompanied by Billy Madden, starts
for San Francisco tomorrow to go into
training for his fight on March 6 with
Jimmy Carroll. He still suffers some
pain with his left thumb which he iin-
jured in the contest with Myers.
A good deal of money has already
been put up in this city and Brooklyn
on the outcome of the coming fight, Nc
Auliffe being the favorite.
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Patti Sings for Money.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 3.-With fauF Of
the leading artists of the italian opera
company-~Famagno, Valda Pettigiana
and Nordica down with the influenza,
the auditorium today presented gloomy
appearance. Only Nine. Patti, of the
leaders, is in good health.
Nine. Patti was sitting in her suite at
the Richelieu eating marshmallows,
which She says are good for the veico,
and toasting her toes over cannsl coal
fire, when the manager al the campany
appeared. and after obtaining from her
an acknowledgement that she was per-
fectly we'll, said; "Then you can sing
tonight
s'For $4,000" was the reply.
The manager disappeared. Finally
Nine. Albani was secured and the spec.
ter of PATHS $4,000 was laid. Tho
madame did not care. She exprossed
herself as more desirots to ace the work
Of the pupils of tho Chicago conserya-
tory, ana they at once offered to arrange
aspecial entertainment for her benefit
20 take place tomorrow. The offer was
accepted and n program was immedi-
ately made up to represent the different
departments of music and dramatic art
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Iowa Teachers Adjourn.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. 4.--The state
teachers convention closed with bust.
ness session yesterday. Resolutions
were adopted approving the views of
State Superintendent Sabin in favor OF
free text books, and district rather than
state uniformity; also recommending
the passage of u law forbidding the sale
OF tobacco and cigarettes to minors;
also recon mending that the state fur
nish at the public expense all the blanks
necessary for statistics that are re-
quired by law to be kept. Tho total en-
rollment was so6, which was 800 larger
than ever before.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Business EmI,arrassc

New York, Jan. 4.-Advices from
half dozen of the leading cities of
the country say that the mild winter
has seriously embarrassed several led
ing houses in the trade. Said a. ge,.t tie
man who is well posted, this morning,
wait few weeks and you will hear OF
some houses that are supposed to be
among the strongest going to tho wall.
When the crash comes it will be big
one, and involve people never
dreamed Of"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Miss Eullcr,s Debut.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 4.-hiiss Mildred
Fuller, tho second daughter of Chief
Justice Fullcr, OF the Unitel States
Supreme conrt. will make her debut
into society today. and elaborate p-epar-
paratiohs have t,aad mada fur the event.
4 tea will be given at o'clock, for
#liicf ld1 tt'yito lions have been issued,
and at $50 there will De ! sefefal. re.
ception, for which 1000 cards havt D6ei
sent oft
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
A Prohibition Riot.

ELKADER, Ia, Jan. "A whisky riot
occurred here yoatetaav. afternoon over
the enforcement of the 1iqudf .nw.
Some searchers had gone through sus-
picious building, and as they were leavs
ing number of drunken hoodlums
drove upon the scene and commenced
firing at them. Tho shots were returned
with interest, but both sides were so OK
cited that nobody was hit.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
sports viii Take n T,,,r

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.--Within few days
party of we'll known sporting men will
meet in this city and start on trip
across the continent. 1t will comprise
Billy Donohue, the noted jockey; Phil
Dwyer. the New York turfman: Dick
Roche and possibly Dave Gideon, the
Gotham bookmaker. The trip will ex-
tend as far as San Francisco and will
occupy nearly four months. Among the
places to be visited are the Winters
farm at Reno, New, Haggin's great
breeding establishment and the leading
hreeding farms of the Pacific coast.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Plotted Against the Czar.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3.-The nihilist
leader, Pierra, has been arrested a,
Warsaw. I'm his person and at his lodg.
ings the police found pamphlets and let
ters involving number OF the imperial
guard in what is believed to be q des.
rarHte nihilist plot against the LIE q.
tho car.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
St. Louis Urges Her claims.

ST.. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 4.-The special
delegation of the worlds fair executive
committee, consisting of Mayor Noonan,
Ex-Governor Stanard, Colonel Charles
II. Jones and L. s. Rowse, left hero to-
day for Washington, for the purpose of
representing st. Louis before the con-
gressioial worlds fair committee. They
were accompanied by delegation Of
thirty representative citizens from all
parts OF the state, who will urge the
claims Of st. Louis upon the members
Of the house and senate
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
THE GRAPHIC.

l'fs-rerlns o' advertising made sno-n % .pD,s.
sssipn.
~ Job work Of every description e.ecu,sAp
the best style and a, the lowest rates
if~ Advertisements not accompanied by instrss
sio;s will be inherited unul ordered ON, "a.
charged Tor accordingly,
sS Shcrt communications on an, sah.er, 10
are acceptable il accompanied b, tn. aam. :.
the author.
Sss-An matter Intended for ,hs ne1t !ssne mr.s
bc in tho Office eari, ~ Wednesday syen,nx V,
insure SNhlic~tien.
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His Aru Dloyyn or.

ATt;Akrtt H., Jan. 4.-Emmett Nc.
Carthy, aged IA, had his loft arii blown
off by his shot gun last evening. He
had crowded his gun butt end first into
hole to punch out an owl. and then
lreW tHc gar out hy the muzzlc, which
was discharged
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Tendcrcd Rcccn,ion.

CoNsTANTISorLE, Jan. A public
reception was rendered Dr. and Mrs.
Talmage here today by United States
Minister Htrsrh, Consul General Swe-
neg and members Of the American col
lcgc. Many prominent citizens and
tunt aifaiF.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Freirbt Tratns ColItde

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. "A fatal col
lision of freight trains took place on the
Missouri Pacific fifteen miles east of
hero yesterday. John Ramsey, brake
man, was instantly killed. and Robert
Coleman, the engineer, died within two
hours from injuries received.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
"A Notei Desperado Caueht,

PREscoTT, A. T., Jan 4.-James Lee
has been brought from Apache county,
whore he was arrested By the sheriff Of
that county for train robbery. Leo is .
noted desperate, whom the sheriff has
been trying to secure for long time.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
lite viii ne tarnsavetf.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Walker blaine
says Chief Clerk Lee, of the state de-
partment, will be removed soon ard
Sevillian A. Brown. his predecessor, re-
instated.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
The Nations Debt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Tho following
is the public debt statement isslcl to-
day:
Primo p l......~', ..........s sa9, 1897, cs
nnbt on wl,ia!, interest h;a
eeased nc, IN t,n "
PRINCIPAL aud interes t......& 1,995,aa
Debt b;;.rnS no interas .... iGs, g. 5j3
Total debt
Prin ,ipal, ......:. Il coo 81 GO
Int re ..... ...............:.;.. - i!4
Total. ................. $l,tio, G ,oil
Total debt, less 5aiiable cash
items ............. -. &l,o33.54 ,asi
Net eisi in the treasary e..... go, -. l J
Debt less cash in Treasury
January /, 1890. ............l l,t5N, ,952,S1l
Debt less ca III in ire nsury De
cemf e |, 1899. 1.Oi5, ,03l, 0s
month -. a,les,o54
Decrease Of Il b. since Iui.e
50, 1857, -. ............, a7,eaA7.o
Total cash in lie treasu y
shown by the sfcasurers
general account -. 80, Gls, 76s, ,all
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Patti comnletcs Her Ensarenenf

"tNH NOHIIIIctCS TICr EnHuSfN1tNIi
CHICAGO, Jan. 4,--Patti says ''good
bye" to Chicago this evening. Should
Chicago capture the Worlds fair, she
has promised to come here four years
hence; otherwise it is doubtful if the
Garden City will ever be able 10 Worship
the diva again. The Italian opera com
pany leaves at 10 o'clock tonight di-
rect for the City of Mexico, on two spe-
cial trains. One will consist of Ave
baggage cars, each sixty feet long. The
seond will consist of PATHS private pal
ace car: fos.' sleeping cars, one hotel ear
and u smoking car. Tho jump from Chi
cago to the City of Mexico will be the
longest ever taken by an opera or dra.
matte company.
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Has Ues;pned

MADRID. Jan. s.-The Spanish cab
met has resigned and Premier sasasta
Is trying to form a ministry from tho
liberal groups.
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Coopcr shons Rurncd.

DEs MONIES. Jan. 4.--Dunker's cooper
shops at Chesterfield bdflied today.
Loss, Sc, 900,
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HAVE La GRIPPE
The Russian Influenza Is Rap.
idly Spreading in New
York;
Londtn Afflicted With the Disease
in Its Most Dangerous
Form.
Physicians Say That Nine-Tcnths OF
All Sickness Reported Is Due
to tho Prevailing Epi-
demic.
influenza on the increase:

InuucGZ0 ON Gn0 increase.
New YoRK, Jan. 4.-More than 1000
cases of la grippe have been reported in
the past two days on Staten Island. In
Newark City mail delivery is badly
delayed bccalse 80 many carriers arc
ATTACKED by ttiftr1ze.. III ,Nowbura it
is stated thu grip, .lliass isRG1 ,Fissfuis:
Physicians say nine tenshs of the taseA
on the lists are those of persons suffer
ing from the prevailing disease.
ONE THOUSAND CASES IN NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN, Coma, Jan. 4.-Tbert
IRE 1000 cases of la grippe in this city.
~ THE MOST DANGEROUS FORM.
LONDON, Jan. 4i;=7'rhe Daily News is
now forced to admit frankly shat the
influenza is true epidemic and not It
mere scare. The plague is upon US and
IN its most dangerous form.
EMPRESS tesusTA mas 1T.
BERLIN, Jan. 4.-Empr6ss Augusta is
Ill with influenza.
RECEIVED BY MAIL.
vailing tn Etverpeal has been positively
in the Russian mail. There are many
cases of influenza at Birkenhead and
Dorchester, The spread of the disease
Is facilitated by the weather, which is
DAMP ana Impressive.
M1ssoURI's GovERNGH Hrs In eHfppE.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 4.f7TfHflu:
enza is spreading here. Secretary Fan
ming and wife are both very sick. Tho
governor hns been i'll for two days and
several clerks at the capitol ara con-
fined Ia thcit reems.