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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-18
The Episcopal Congress.


Elk Senator Edmands, Of Vermont, IRE.
sided at the business meeting of the Eplsco.
pal Congress which began 10 Washington
yesterday and delivered an address.
10 accordance With the custom observed
by former congresses, the general secretary,
Rev. DR.. Wildes, than delivered an address
in memory of those who have died einoe the
last meeting. Those memorislizsd were
Blahop Beckwitb, OF Georgia; Bishop Pad
dock, of Massachusetts Bishop Knight. of
Wisconsin , Dean Plumtree. Prof. LsCone,
OF California Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, Rev.
John Fl. Hopkins. Rev. Samuel Benedict
and Rev. Henry M. Reed.
After the address the benedictiop vas pro-
nounced by Bishop Dudley and the Congress
was declared adjourned until evening.
The evening session was held at the Ma.
tional Rifles Hall. The topic discussed Vas
atheism and Evolution" and papers were
read by Rev. Edwin Harwood, D. D.. New
Haven, o., and Rev. D. Mcdonnell; D. D..
Philadelphia, Pa. The speakers were Rsv
H. L. ZieVeniuss. D. D., Poughkeepsie. N.
Y. and Prof. Eiwood Worcester, South
Bethlehem, Pa.
In honor of the visiting clergymen and
members of the congress- Mr.. and Mre. w.
D. Oabell gave reception ct their residence
yesterday evening.
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Shooting a Bear in a Foe

Mart Kimble. one of The famous K!mble
family of hunters, has just returned from 8
week q hunt with Nose Wesbroak ct Bloom
Ing Grove, down 10 Pike county. Pa, with
the quserest bear story told Ia Pike or
Wayne counties for many day.
Ols morning during his week hunt, Mart
sage, 1t was very fosgy. and be had taken
an early start to get 10 runway where he
expected to knock over deer. He could
not see more than twenty feet ahead OF him,
and suddenly out Of tbs fog doomed the dim
form OF big bear. Bruin had bis fore feet
planted en- log. over which he wss peer
ing through the bsZs. Mart looked twioa
to make sure OF his game, AID then blez d
away. The smoke from the gun deepened ths
fog, and vixen Ii cleared away the bun or
was more than little surprieed TO see the
bear stil! 10 statuesqus pose on the log and
still peering out Into The fog bang. Mart
pulled up end gave the bear bis second bar
rel, ard when the agitattd fog settled sgsin
the hunter waa almost Knocked eff hls feet
by the sight of the bear standing ns before.
Mart is not in the habit of shooting moro thsn
once when he fires 10 bring down the bird or
beast and the porsi.tsnce o. this Pike county bear
in aanding there as II nothing b, d happened was
so unusua that Mart half made up his mind that
no had be n wasting his powder IN beara' ghost.
he determined TO ty another stos, and if that
fai ed to tumble the bear, to leave ttoe woods on
the double quick. 20 he bl.z,d away again
When he looked ahead ait The third sh,t the
bear WIS., not TO be seen
Mart walked up to the log, and, popping over
il, discovered the mystery of what he thought
had been two inef ctive sho.s instead of one
besr, three dead bears lay stretched out behind
the log Mart explains the pre- ence of three
bears on the theory that they we're coming
through the WOODS IL spg'e file. AS tie frat bear
fell dead at Kimble's first shot, the bear bthiud
him took h IS pl &c at the log, and was IN tuIn
succeeded By the tbisd besr.
IF there had besn another bear 10 get up on
that log after 1 shot the third time," said Mart,
81 would have dug for home the next minute
ard I'd have believed to my dyOg day that had
been shooting at srook BEAR"
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cf.war are now On the wly to the Rio
Grande ard that Others ere being made
ready to follow.
Refugees from Bio DE- Jaaeiro wAo have
reached Montevidso express the op!pion
that Fonseoa will aos DO ab!e loug to main.
tain himself. HIS csuse is los!, thag cav
Olly the fser OF mob violence, IN tAeir opfr
i,n, ncW restraints tbs disconnected opposl.
ton 81 the Brazilian capital FIN sotigs
steps against Forceoa.
The Toltaire. of Paris. publishes an inter.
view With NJ. C. De- P,z.. tie Brazilian
mlrla:er TO Ffsrce. Mr.. D. Pz,, accotd:uo
to this. depiss that F3.saca is exercising
dictatorship. Fonsaos, be says, is s eirce,e
republican, aae viii u1t:oa6;sdly sigays
boz to tae na,io1si 9iH Ho beiisves that
the new cice 'iora siIi result 10 the return OF
a thorough. ,s2ae.!cau Coa.rsa' The
m7narchieis '.ave ~. ! s!isa;fs. charcs
OF c2miog ;n:-. EJyqsr
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There Is come wild talk In Belgium Of q
supposed desire OF Francs to aane1 the
Lesser country.
The striking miners 10 France are thraai-
ening the men who continue o: woTS, and
several Elots have occurred.
a pamphlet published In Btusnals. aod
supposed to have been inspired by King
Lsopcld, expresses the desire Of ths Belgian
government f r neutrality In the event Of
war.
Tho petition committee of the French
Chamber Ct Deputies yesterday referred to
the minietry the memorials which have
been presented. asking for the completion
OF the Panama canal under the intervaa.
ton OF the French government.
In speech in ono OF the snburbsn towns
OF London yesterday, Dir Edward Clark, So
licitoy-aeneral cf England, iptims.ed that
the uext general election liz Grees Dfitgis
would be held November next.
Dictator Fonseoa, of B:szil. isEued de-
cree for special credit of 13. 100000 miireis
for war material expenses. Three of his
generals are on their way to Bic Grands do
Sui to open negotiations With the insur-
gents.
M. de Gisrs, the Imperisl Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, of Russia, will reach Paris
to-day with orders from the Car to csll on
President Carnot end to ocnfer with th9
Ministers OF tho Republic. A Fran CO. Rrs.
s!an alliance ia to bsooms the basis CT @
plan clearly mapped out and reaovsd CO il
the mind OF the Car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-18
From Brazil.

LoND3N, Noy 10 News from Brs I'll con.
tinues to reach Europa by roundabout
ways. No confirmation has yes been ie.
ceiged Of the Exchange Telegraph Com.
psuy's Bio de JaDeiro advioes OF yesterday
reporting that tho naval and military off,
oers stationed In Para had taken eteps look
Ing to the declaration Of independence by that
State. Tbs most important uews receiysd
here to-day relates to affairs Ia the State of
BIO Grande do Sui. According to this the
differences which have been interfering
With perfect unity OF action By the pro.
visional Junta now In authority In that
State are disappearing, and che members of
the Junta are now acting 10 harmony. They
have made one OF their number, Dr.. ASH
Brazil, minister OF var, and have placed
Generals O:eri and Tsstsres in command OF
the fo:ces. Active measures ore being
taken to improve the dsienoss and Increase
the .ffec.lve strength Of toe army.
The mouth Of the Bio Grands has been
obstructed By nlnking TWO ships In the chan.
mel aud the buoys marking the entrance to
the river have beeu removed. More than
thls, the river Ia protected by heavy modern
artillery placed IL commanding positions.
The Junta is In full control Of all the MILL
ta,y stores in the State and Of the govern.
meas factory for the munitions OF var. The
provincial banks and private peraons are OF.
fsring to furnish the Junta With ample funds
to carry forward the plans that may be de.
cided upon fer maintaining the lndsp srd sncs
OF The State. The officers sent By the diots-
tor to take the places of those who have
cast IN their fortunes With the insurgents in
Bio Grande do Sui have arrived at Monte
video and propose to proceed at once to their
destinations They assert that several men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-18
Virginia Methodists

Ia the Virginia Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church South, In Petersburg yes.
serday, G resolution was passed looking to
the appointment OF conference boards and
standing committees at the beginning and
not at the end Of the conference session.
The board of colportage made gratifying
report of its work.
The statistical secretary submitted bis
report, which shows the numbar OF local
preachers to be 1853 members, rs, 645 de-
crease of ]. 1888 by transfer OF members to the
North Carolina Conference; number of Sun.
day-school scholars, $3.50; number OF
church buildings, 724 value of church prc.
perty, 81, 647,7 no; value CT psrsonagea, $685..
475; whole amount raised for all purposes,
s471. 963 IS.
A number OF ministers were admitted On
trial.
The report of tho board Of education was pre-.
sented. During the past six years, through the
efforts of DR.. w. ". smith, President of Fam
doph.Macon College, the sum OF $3.50, 600 in
cssh, bonds and lands have been raised for educs-
tioual work. Of this amount 100000 were for
the Methodist Women's College at Lynchburg.
The building of this college has been commenced
aud will be finished by December 1, 1898.
The application Of Rev. Henry E. johnson for
admission into the conference provoked long
discussion, and the matter WAS finally thrown out
Of conference
DIR. ". W. Smith, president of Randolph-Ms.
con College, addressed the conference. He SSH
tho bead Of trustees had now uadsr their control
properly amounting to more tn n the total valua-
tion Of al the church property In the three larger
tiisg Of Virginia.
The conferences will adjourn tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-18
Foyaisn Il ews.

B2EMSN, Nav IS 30 N9!th German
Lloyd s;enmgE E de-. ahioa lei, Nag York
Nov. Z, las n1s ser a,s!ved Il Soulhaup.
toe, and eoEa Of tpes9 hepiag frie;ds On
boszd Of h.T eye Geeam.rg Aex u
BERLIN. n ;. lS-lhe fcport circulated
yesterday ;hni Ra-si4 Il prob biod The
export OF VIVA; has 90; bseu coufcmsf.
PARIS nov. 1S-Msr. Gsu he-sauIard,
archbishop of Aix. watee uisi will take
p'sce Esv "a. f:r aa7ios rsuited II. Eel.
lieres, mlnisisr G! iaaloa end pablo wor-
s Zip, declares that ID tneslettsr 20 II. Fa..-
Heres ne merely protested egalns. TIE insult
offered to Fran1e By he eob which rccoat-
ly attacked Body OF Froaca pilafim1 IN
r me.
DUBLIN Noe. is olig 20 pounds have
bseu suogcri bod 10 Ireland during the pas
week 10 toe fund to sd tie esgue in carry
ing out Ito ofjec 5. Tuis, 1t Is hed by the
Freeman s Journal, .ho~s the charge that
has coma ever ta9as I.shmsn who have
heretofore supported It's policy Q! the Par.
nelI,fe
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Schulties' Boomerang

Like boomerang tho accusations made By Her
man J. echultieg, tho immigration Commissioner
sgainst the conduct OF the femals ateerage PISS.
sengers OF the scrvis, with whom M crossed the
Atlantic, have returned to p!seue their author.
Schulsies he'd dreesed up az an IMMIGRANT and
crossed as stesrsse PASSENGER in order TO see how
things were done oa iuca voyage. IL Is now
charged that he detignated Miss ingleborg o.e.-
sen, pretty Swedish GIRL when hs spoke OF the
immoral relaiioas with the saiiorf, and ,hs pro-
poses to aus schulties for damages Rev a. 3.
Liegs, swedi:h missionary in New York, has
procured an attorney to prosecute the Commits.
81; ner In Washington. echulti,s ci,Ims that .
did not specify any particular girl in his alega.
tons. Prior to his TIP abroad for thu Govern
ment he WAS $100O-clerk in he Land Office at
Washington. Bsicg q labor agitator he had the
backing of such men as Gomptrs Snd Powderly.
and through them secured his appointment SIS
Commissioner.
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gTa.aGaEa MEWs.

Judge F:ank!io ". kao1, Of Caarlcttes-
vi!ls is daaG.
Miles Jenki1H. psominsu5 C;tzan eli
Portsmouth,, dice yeaterGay.
Brother Amsudus, CT tha X.verIsn Broth
ere. Richmond, died &c Norfolk yesterday.
Mira. Jeffssnaa Da7js and her daughter
Mas Winnes will !ea7e Richmond this
evening for Menpaia,
The report that the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad Ia to Incorporate part Of the Now
port News and Miesias!pp! Valley road is
confirmed
Ii Norfolk yesterday Judge Euehes CO.
tered the fnel order directing the pas msnt
of S23, 500 10 the owners of the site selected
for the government reservation st Willough-
by Spit.
There ia a small dscraass In tho earnInga
OF the Richmond and DaDville railroad for
the first wesk In November. l. ia reported
that the divi5end On Richmond Terminal
preferred, due February 1ss, will bs passed.
Mr. john F. Ryan, OF Loudouu county,
who stated over year ago that he would
De candidate for Speaker Of ths House of
Delegates a. the next eessicn, Will not enter
the race, and has written Mr. Cardwell to
that cffaot.
The Richmond and Darvillo Railroad
Company has adopted Westinghouse cir
brakes, Westinghouse train Signals snd JAM
roy couplers On al! passenger traine, and
will net haul speoai CT private cars rendered
to 1t By connrectiug iDes unless they ere
similarly equipped.
The Governor of Ohio has refused to
honor Gov. McKiuney's acquisition for W.
8. Whitman, whe was indicted In Rockbridge
county for grand larceny. The case
grew out OF Witman'o agreement 10 build a
furnace ct Glasgow cad stopping work Rs
soon IS ne secured bonus.
Dr.. ". Seward Webb, OF New Yo-k, has
purchased for s15,0 900 OF Henry Fairfax The
hackney stallion Matohless OF L7nassbor.
ough, which won tho h'sS prize Ia his class
at the horse show In New York. This Ia
urqIestionably the highest price ever paid
for horse OF sbis Glars. Mr.. Fairfax re-
sides in Loua0un county, and represents
Loudoun sud Fsrquisr In the Virginia State
Ssnate,
J.H. Blown. white, and Alitk Thompson,
negro, backed by several other desperate
negroes, made ca unexpected attack upon
Brandy staiion yesterday evening with pls-
tola, knives, end sIa-helve7. The Injured
were ". J. PER-, merchant, severely cut;
l. ]. Em6ra3, severely cut 90 the right side
Of the fscs and severely In the shoulder and
breast; Edward Grymes, skull probably
fractured from blow behind tho right ear.
No officer was rre7ent 10 mako srres.s and
the peope were terror;zed. J. l.. Jeffries,
Common .eaith's Attorney, sccompsuied by
g posse of cl;izsns, arrived ia Brandy at
7.30, end The cfiesrs we1t In pursuit OF the
dssDsraiose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-18
YgnM WAsHINeT0M.
[spsssas Correspondents Of sae Assandr,s easstte

WAsHIEayO2y. ,. O., Nov. is. 1891.
Il is ocr:snt talk among shs Vlrginiane
from the Ssh congressional district of their
State. here to.dsy, that Governor Mckinney
Tas disposed 10 designate Tuesday, tha 1st
pEo1!mo, Is the day for holding the con-
gressioGal election there, and actuslly sug-
gested that day, but was induced to pest
pone it uutil the oh, and thereby deprive
the representative to bs eleoted OF any part
in the orgsslza.ioa OF the House. by Mr..
Eliysop, chairman CT tie democratic State
committee.
& gentleman from the Valley OF Virginia,
here to-day. says tie subscribers TO the COL
lapsed bocM towns In that region ere in any
thing else thsn happy Ersme CT mind now,
as 8 judicial decision ta5 been rendered to
the effect that though the stock they snh-
scribed for Is valueless, they must pay the
ias.allueDts as they fell due.
Mr. G. E. N!ool o! B,entsville, Va, is here
Go-aay. He says that the result of tho cleo
ticn OF the Alexandria ard FsI,fax 6eicsetes
to the democratic congressional convention
in his district induces him to think thst Fir.
Meredith S!li be nominated on the first BAL
lot, es Meredith will have majority of the
Gelegstes, end they will Haturaiiy adopt the
mejority rule. Capt. ". B. Lynch of Lees.
burg, In the 6lstrics.lefsrred to, the veteran
editor OF that stsuneh and conservative old
democratic newspaper. the Waahinstonian,
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is also here to-day. He says his county,
Lctdoun, will. he thinks, cast tts vote 1or
Mr.. Jsnney; but be, too, thinks Mr.. Mere
dith started 60 far 10 the lead that none
OF the other candidates Tor The nomination
can catch up with h!D. a gentleman from
Fairfax @. Il, here to-day sage The reso!u-
tion IN favor OF Meredith introduced ct the
county meeting there last MondsY vas not
Withdrawn, but was unanimous edorted,
and that the delegation Ia @ u.:5 for Mere
di.h.
a North Carolina democratic po'itielan
here to-day, thoroughly Informed Of the po-
lItical condition Of affairs in bis State, says
the Farmers Alliance hes bad liz belt day
there, ard that come OF President Pois's
former stsunobest supporters now censure
him, and are utterly opposed 10 The crsani-
zatIcn of any third party.
It seems to be pretty well deteim!a now
that the next national republican conVen-
tlon will be held 10 Chicago.
The entertainment given bY the !sdlee'
auxiliary ex-Confedsrate aid society 81 this
city, for the benefit Of INDECENT ex-Coniedsr-
ates, Is proving quite uccsss, bo.h Gngn-
c;al!7 ard socially. Willard Hall is the
plece The luncneons there are delicious
erd the nightly concerts delightful, pad both
are pumercusy and 'ashioneby atterdeG.
Il wilt close tomorrow night.
Mr. Josiah W. Lccds, of Pli!adelphil, has wit
ten l,ttcr 20 tho Treasury Department lliog
attention to tho Objectionable character OK paint
ing by he artist Bocht grosse. ca:l,d the Fall
o, Baby Ion" and urging some sction hy the do
partment TO prevent the inn ortst'or of such
ptiatinss into this country. n rely Actir G
Secretary spauldirg Gays tn, department iulls
sympsth with bis desire to protect tho CON-
munity from the bsleful effects which would az
tond toe public exhibition of an indecent pctur',
and has issued Instructions 10 the Collector OF
Gus oms at Now York at which pcr5 the impor-
tetion in question will presumably be attempted
to thoroughly investigate the facts. and in cate
dr. Leeds' description o. it be fonn1 aceurate to
make prompt seizure OF the pic!ur,.
E1.Cougressman Turner Of New York, Id to
be Tsmm :ny's car ddSte for tho do>rSeepersbip
OF the U. g. Eouae of Representatives. is In the
city 10 day snd will remain here ard elcctioaeer
for that Ilsce until the democratic Caucus be held
He is the man who drove an ice cart ia New
York until elected to Congress and won't la k to
it when his Congressional term expired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-18
ggws Of T9g' Day.
a heavy rain in New YoeE yesterday re
moved the fear of water famine.

A heavy rain in New YosE yesterday re-
moved the fear of q water famine.
The graed jury OF Lincoln county. ". Va,
refused to i1dio5 Charles 3.nmfisid, VINO
killed his father.
The FIRE liz ST. Louis yesterday destroyed
almost the entire retail business centre OF
the city, causing Ines Of ever 81 ,C0O.O0o
At The Chamber cf Go.arnarce dinner il
Nsw Yntk ast nigng the -peakecs sere Sec
setary Foster, B!s!!op Postrsr aad Dr.. Chss'
B.. Srlgga.
General Howard 3. Eaelgp, president cl
the Maryland Steamboat Company, 6!ed
suddonIy, IL Philadelphia 3es:srisy, OF
heart disease.
Bishop Wilson. OF the Methodist E2isce-
ysi Church South, is ,ry:Sg to raise money
to rebuild a school recently destroyed by
frs ct Hesoshima. Japsn.
Palo Alto. the Electioneer stallion, trotted
milo IL 2.OS4 yesterday at Stockton, Cal,
bsetipg aii previous performances in tros'
ting OF vhico saere is sny record.
Tae Supreme Council OF the Farmurs' A.
ianco opened yesterday at Indianapolis. a
s;youg stfort ia asilg made 20 secure 81 in
3oEsonea6 of tae taird-party movement
A delegation yesterday asked Governor
jackson, Ut Maryland, 70 pardon Captain
George Hitchans, nov in the penitenliary,
for throwing State cannon overheard.
AS the seslIt OF free fight between two
matte e: droAeer5 ST 8rsson'e Neck, 81.
May. tnndiy, CD Sunday. Isaac Dem
nis Ems: z sis Ktug, eoio:ed, Tere bob
drowned.
C,lore. YIN. Smith. If the THIRD Reai.
MEM, National Guard @: Pennsylvania, SEQ
ex ,nay OF ce Ph;inds! nni., g being tried ny
g csu.t-m er;iai, on The uaa:ge o. Iissppro'
pfiating money.
TIE 3ecgeta.v % .;.e JressUYS haa acoeDI-
ed ;hs rsslenas.co OF Jc.on 3. Patterson ss
ahlsf Of ,bs aooounta civ;sion, Asctlitecrs Of-
Zee, aaG has appoiuted I'm. D. W!ndom.
SCI @: the la.a8eots5ary, "a hia rscs.
L story has 5esn published a. We5hing-
.cD, Pa, thes sc nsgroos hired from Va
gic:c to sspplan5 striking cosi miCers at the
5noHdca mi1es ara chsinsd fogether aud
daily driven to and from shciT work at the
pon.a OF r.nsSs5a.
Taa steamship Ethiopia, which arrived 81
New Yo.s soats-dsy from Glasgow, reports
having Usen in oo.;e!oc w!te wha:e CIT
thu Banks CT Newfoundland day bsfore yss
to-day. Ihs wna'e was oae IN tTo. Iae
etear.ship only experienced eight shock.
Pref. Wai.p. OF Cumberland, Nd, Who
wss reported to navs bsan Lost in the uoua.
to .rensar NynGnsn. hes turned up safe.
He yes In snrkay iisoye aud forgot all
about aome. zig 100 f.iends who thought
him deed 60 net feel very wall oyer their
long search.
John L. C:aw;crd, socEstsry of State ct
Flo.lde, yesterday ooan.eraigned The essiit-
este issued by Gbvosnor Fisr2'og to Z. Il
81. Davidson, eppo:ried q. 6. Senator 10
succeed Wiikinaon Gail, who. the Governor
p.etsnds, fa!ia;. u: 90 e:ectioD. The Sscre
tsry, wha Is ~ ype:a CID. 10 signing Inc ser.
tiGoe:o. w:cta ihas be d!d go in otsdieacs
so the daciBicr scG 7ersoaptory writ Of The
Supreme Court. Calls friends are by nc
mea5s disturbed. ~ to thu visw which tie
Uui.ed Ssa:es Sanate giil take OF bis Gaze.
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ALE x A. N DR. I a. " A
WEDNESDAY avsNINs, NovEMBEE 10.

TIE LAST OF the men the billion Congress
eent abroad !sgt summer to examine into inc
condition CT the emgranta from Europe 20
this con5try has returned. Aa zone OF them
understood any other thaa their own Ian
euage. CT course they could obtain no more
Information on the subject of their mission
than what tasy could get from the Ameri'
can conguls, md that, they could have found
In tbs lsttcrs' reports already in the Depart
meat a. Washington. But the one referred
e.. 6 Mr. Ectu;teis, !hinking he ought 10
d, sonsshing il seq1ital for the luxurious
summer trip bo had tsken at tae Govern
msnt's expense, started litt!e detective
agency Of bis OVID, AID 30, disguised
himself ee an ern!gyan. and came home es
steerage passenger. AS such he witnessed
scsnes familiar to oil such passengers, but
usis 30 much fees about thea when no
reached New York that the immigrants
ware prevented from landing 10, i've lcUg
hours, to their great dlecomfors, the only
other reeuIt being thatthe solitary Immigrant
against whom he could briug specific
charges, Swedish gill, who was landed
With ell TIC others, hss sued him !or me-
lIo;ous slsndar. Bat ne had ais trip ell tho
corne
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Destructive Fire st St. Paul.

ST. Paul M!ur., N y. is This city last
night suffered cha OF 40 most d!eaa rous
fires in i.s iaosy, he Buildings damaged
bsins thoae o: G:igse, Coopsr &, Co. whole.
sale S.ocs:ies, sad FsrEel, O;mup, xxx &
Co., wholOse'e hardware The rapidlty
with whioh tho fre spsaad, the towering
flames snd clouds os smoke. aud the din
from fire cagipes was most excl iug sssne
and one nsver 10 Re forgottso. The total
los, IS estimated - ,ycm 1900 COO 50 81 .O00,-
coo.
Tho fro department WAS Handicapped By tho
We ther. tho mercury ranging aolrd zaro, ell
night. Help wa1 csll.d hr from Minneapolis,
an two eng 1cs fr M that city rendered effective
eel pica