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The morning call., 1891-11-17

S350-LOts in the University Homestead; 25r
l2O feet each: on very easy terms; only few
left
Si6O0-Corner l261l26: i'll the Paramount Tract:
severed. graded and maeadamized; on the market
Tor few days more only.
Ss5U0-25Xl25; on Sanchez St. nr. l4th: 2-story
Broom house and bath with all modern improve
meutS; fully furnished.
SSo90-Cor Washington and Powell SITS; 32x52;
improvements; rents SS5 per onth.
SCHOLARSHIPS; on Golden Gate ave-: nearly
new modern lO-room house with all convenience
Sl35OO -27 :6xl00. Gu Jackson ST.: With an eie-
CANT nearly new l0-room house; all modern i'm
proYementS; Cemented basement; in Guiding furni-
ture; part cash; balance on mortgage.
If you want TO Invest or 70 speculate in real es-
tate have property In all parts o: city and at
all prices; terms ana to suit.
For full particulars inquire at Once of s. P.
MIDDLETON ~ CO. Real Estate Agents. % Mont
gOmery 81. nol5 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1891-11-17
MCAFEE, BALDWIN d HAMMOND, Real Estate
Agents and Auctioneers. 10 MONTGOMERY ST

We have many cheap lots north of the park. all
graded and ready for building Call and get list
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BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE.

$500 F FaH .Sl;R WANTED S ~ WOOD, COAL
@ ouiitnngs, Office. etc. good horses, wag
uIGaei established many years. clearing $3.50 per
month"; rent almost nominal, with lease; Is stalls
a.. rented; one OF the very best locations in the
CITY every thing convenient and well adapted for
Ine trade is grand chance for active industrious
Worklng man GEO. STEW ART, 1855 Kearny ST. 1t
&0SO COMMISSION BUSINESS: PARTNER
D-oO. wanted: has good business; wants to
increase the trade that clearing now about $3.50
20 meet with some good active, reliable man will
ing 10 take an active part and make himself gem
met with but once in e time fu nyesiiration
ana trlal. See GEO. STEWART. 1873 Kearny st. 1t
G0S0 SALOON DOING BUSINESS OF $lS
.pcoO. per day; entrances; wine-rooms
BARGAIN. See MORGAN, 23s Kearny st. Its
G1SO GROCERY AND BAR IN A FINE LoCA-
~ lOO. tion; sickness the cause of selling. APP
ply to MORGAN 238 kearny st its
5000 PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST CLASS
yestigation See MORGAN. 2Ss Kearny St 1t.
GS0O RESTAURANT, WITH ROOMS DO
Sl200-Corner grocery and bar.
Sl100-Partner IN grocery and bar.
SooO-Clgar- store: central location.
nOl5 1t b. SMITH, 82s Kearny st.
EoR sALE-sALOoN; GOOD LOCATION: GOOD
l trade. Apply 2lO FIRST St noi2 7t*
RoGrE FOR SALE; BARGAIN. APPLY 2825
~ Howard ST. nol2 II
@JOO WILL Buy GOOD SALOON; RENT$i6
S1oO HALEY. 7l9 Market 81. nol2 It's
TO BUY OR SELL a BUSINESS CALL on
DUFFY co, ais Kearny ST. ocI If
DoUTE FOR SALE: MORNING PAPER; SPLEEN
IL did opportunity for live man; good location:
chance Tor increase Apply this office. nos I'm
(, RoCERY AND BAR: GooD-PAYING CORNER;
cause OF selling. r b. Box Sc, this once nos II
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
y VAIL III NrapDer. ready FOR mailing
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. MIDDLETON & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Rents CollecJed and Houses Rented
% Montgomery street.

S350-Lots I'm the University Homestead; 25r
l2O feet each: on very easy terms; only few more
The morning call., 1891-11-17
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


lust SEE THIS-ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE IN
q West Berkeley: 10th ST., bet. Bancroft and
Charming ways; large rooms. bath. basement
laundry, well water. all modern improvements: lot
35xl3O; just completed; will be sold very cheap.
See Owner, Charming way. In new building IA cod 1t
G1OO0 HERE YOU HAVE IT; l35xlOO;
spiOOU. elegant corner: South Berkeley. az
blocks from electric road: Just think OF it, than
81 80 per front foot for choice corner: terms.
$3.50 cash, balance to suit purchaser. CLOUGH q
BAKER, $50 Ninth st., Oakland nos lat
The morning call., 1891-11-17
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALASiED., REAL ESTATE.
T :. HASLEY " CO., 1851 PARK ST, WILL.
- build, sell or rent yon any kind OF house any
where in Alameda on tue most reasonable
terms. AUS q
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LORIN REAL ESTATE

TOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
inquire OF w. C. MORAN. Lorin. Take Berkelsy
train. Sunday engagements nos I'm
The morning call., 1891-11-17

GlSO TO $500 PER LOT AT FRU1rvALE
DICO Oakland; $40 to S25 cash and S. per
month; beautiful lots, adjoining the double-dect
car line OF sessions new electric road will giys
free pass for years any who will build
Apply at once Z w. WOODWARD 4 co. co.
broadway' oaKiand n0ll IL
The morning call., 1891-11-17

TOR SALE-s300U; FINE COTTAGE 6 ROOMS
and bath; lot 63x1OO: central location; easy IN
stallments. A. J. TAFT, 1914 Seventh ST. Center
Station. Oakland. mol 2 I'm
The morning call., 1891-11-17

OK EACH-242 FINE LOTS IN THE EVERETT
W ~ Tract; $40 down. balance IS per moath
CLouGH BAKER. AGO Ninth St. Oakland ocSO N
I OoK AT THIS-THE LAST CHANCE OF PRO
l. curing o good lot cheap and on easy terms; lot,
500 to 81 $50 $40 cash, balance 81 so PER monthly
payments; in the Harmon subdivision OF the Kings
land Tract. facing Seminary and Nutting ayes. an
Harmon St; blocks from the proposed electric
railroad on San Leandro road Apply TO EFFRESS
& NOBLE and RUSSELL & PROSSER. Twenty
thirdaye Station East Oakland. nol7 I'm
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al ALE

<dRs. TaoMsoN, HANp.RUnsISG swEn1sG
WI movement baths. 1l8 Grant ave. RIM. 81. IL Sc
NJ ISIS ANDERSON AND ASSISTANT, ALCOHOL
wi &hot and cold water baths 81 Sutter RIM q 7s
The morning call., 1891-11-17

GISO TLUMBIN G-SHOP; GREAT BARGAIN:
= tOO. account ~ sickness; tools alone cost
700 l. D HARNARp. ~ kearnv 81 IL
The morning call., 1891-11-17
WARNER TRACT.
IN GREAT DEMAND.


WARNER TRACT.
IN GREAT DEMAND.
OVER $50 LOIS SOLD II THE LAST so DAYS.
The tremendous success of our sale of los in the
Warner Tract
Has led us to make one grand Offering of log,
and acreage In the Warner Tract. coniinencirr
December 18Th. Absolutely the cheapest acreage
property ever offered around the city or oakland
WE DEFY ANY MAN IN THE COUNTY TO DIS
PUTE II.
$500 to $500 per acre; only $50 cash. balance 80
per month. -Nou can buy FROM l 10 n"
more than acres Will be sold to anyone. The Oh
1ect OF this offering at these prices Is to induce pnr
chasers to build for themselves homo npon land
that VIII double IN viuc in one year. Every
adlolns the residence portion of the tract.
Acre property adjoining held from Sl25U TO
5000 per acre Cali and see for yourselves and b.
convinced OF facts.
OUR SPECIAL OFFER OF LOTS.
The lots in Blocks 1s. 1s and 20, containing -
lots each. 50xl50 each, will be sold during thti
special sale from s2UO $500 each: $40 and $40
cash; balance So and 81 so per month.
REMEMBER. THIS Is ora LAST SPECIAL OFFER
ING N THE WARNER TRAcr
Every lot remaining unsoid on January /, 1892
VIII BE- advanced 20 per cent of the present prices
Every dollar you invest ia the warner Tract dT.-
ing our special sale you Will double in year.
Inc Warner Tract Will be a business aud residence
The power-house of the electric railway Is ioratsd
ana under course OF construction in the Warner
The car-houses OF the electric railway are located
and under course OF construction in the Warner
A magnificent hotel is to be built at once in the
Warner Tract.
a number OF purchasers have already sgntfea
their intention TO build once in the Warner Tract
The Warner Tract is only fifteen minutes from
Oakland.
The Warner Tract is only forty minutes from san
francisco.
The warner Tract streets are being and viii BE-
The Warner Tract will have pure aud abundant
city water piped on every street a. owners
The Warner Tract is surrounded by handsom,
residences
The Warner Tract has 10 harsh winds
The Warner Tract has no foEs.
The Warner Tract lots areIeYel and ready TO build
The Warner Tract has two railroads.
Inc warner Tract soil Will grow anything Iau1
The Warner Tract has over 100 Oakland clrz,as
interested in II.
The Warner Tract has over fifty San Francisco
citizens interested In it.
The Warner Tract has become the most populer
OF any tract ever piacad upon the market iii Ala
media County.
RrmembeT, this Is our last special offer in tie
Every lot aad acre LETT on January l, 1892 Will
be advanced 20 per cent.
Carriages VIII be In waiting at our Office on Thurs
DAY and following days TO convey purchasers upOI
For full particulars, maps, etc. call upon or ad-
NJ. j. LAYMANCE co. 4s6 Eighth ST. Oak
land or Lathrop, Flint X Co., 10 Montgomery St,
San Francisco nol7 iOt
S7R EACH-242 FINE LOTS IN THE EVERETT
% - ~ Tract: SO down. balance S. per month
~ curing good lot cheap and on easy terms; lot.
500 to $3.50, $40 cash balance 81 so PR monthly
land Tract. facing Seminary and Nutting ayes. an
Harmon ST.; 2 blocks from the proposed electric
The morning call., 1891-11-17
OUR SPECIAL OFFER OF LOTS.


The lots in Blocks 3. 19 and 20, containing . ;
lots each. 50xl5O each, will be sold during tina
special sale from s2UO $500 each; $40 and $40
cash; balance So and 81 80 per month.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

GQ7l0 LOT SSX23U; S. FRONT; 2 NEW
eDoaOO. cottages: within 10 minutes walk o.
j. A. JONES, s1s Broadway. Oakland. no1o tt
The morning call., 1891-11-17

Gol0 RESTAURANT: a PCsItIvt SACRI-
: ppp. hCe on account Of sickness: 1rst-class To-
alton. near Montgomery 81. cali at once; must
e.I. J. u. BARNARD. 224 Kearny St it,
The morning call., 1891-11-17

THE EVENING BULLETIN PRICE REDUCED
to is cents per week delivered Wy carrier TO aiy
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oldcs.
and largest evening paper published on the Coast:
orders by pcStal-card otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention. Office 622 Montgomery $.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

GfnO VARIETIES, CANDIES, CIGARS ETC;
= wv oest-paying corner store in Western Adj
L3IUu, and in very best location there: living
~. olLer Is matLLless. NJ LESS. . Emmrth 81. Z
The morning call., 1891-11-17

GTS00 FOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT ROW
VI chO. OF houses just competed on the T.
side of Masonic ave, block 5. OF Haieht ST..
house contains salon parl0rs, large sunny dining
ROOM chambers. fin iSbed basement, plate and art
glass windows, electric bells and gas lighting:
extra large yard: the cheapest houses in the city;
make your own terms. Tor particulars Inquire on
premises mol SuluTh II
The morning call., 1891-11-17

CfAn SALOON A BARGAIN: OLD STAND:
S->ONp. living rooms; low rent: choice loca-
t.gIi doing very large trade; positive sacrifice
] H. BARN ARD %. kcarny ST lt*
The morning call., 1891-11-17

cDDO FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
= DOO. man who can write plain hand; half
lu--rest In a frst-cass cash business of the
principal streets; Gle Iring 500 month to each
and rapidly increasing; prev GUS experience
CURED: duties light and easily learned; no night
sunday work; the present owner is a well-known
business man, controlling large trade aud fur
alsu best Of references; thorough iRyeStis alton.
FOOL / CO. ms Market ST. it,
The morning call., 1891-11-17

QT60 WILL BUILD COTTAGE ROOMS BAY
I'D W windows, ETC.: 500 cash, SIS monthly;
lot $3.50 extra and up
$60O-Corner. 90xl 90. with creek: $40 monthly
S350-Corner, 4Oxl02; $40 cash, 50 monthly
SlOU0-Lot l00xl20; sidewaIked; 500 cash, $40
monthly.
S3O0-Lot 25x10O: macadamized; $40 monthly
S950-Corner. COZ 100: mac adamized and sew
cred.
$45O-Lot 40xl2O: adjoining nice improvements
$4OO-Lot 40xST: adjoining corner: severed
CHAS A. BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery. Id II
The morning call., 1891-11-17

y OLp-ESTABLISHED AND GOOD-PAYING
= produce business, etc. on account OF sickness
B. family. Inquire at the premises, 76l Howard
street uoIT
The morning call., 1891-11-17

$500 to $500 per acre; only $50 cash. balance 80
per month. You can buy from l TO 3 acres. M
more than acres Will be sold to anyone. The Oh
1ect OF this Offering at these prices is to induce
chaSers to build for themselves a homo nppu land
that VIII double IN viue in one year. Every acr-
adJoins the residence portion of the tract.
Acre property ad oining held from SI25O to
$1,000 per acre. Cali and see for yourse and b.
convinced of facts
The morning call., 1891-11-17

- .J00 COR. GROCERY AND BAR; SELLS
= l-cO. 10 barrels of beer week: monthly re
celp.s 500; bar trade alone over 500 monthly:
electric road pass door soon; rent only S35 Amply
,tLL Hrancn once: agents. nOI7 re
The morning call., 1891-11-17

S95UO-25Xl25; OH Sanchez ST.. nr. 14th: 2-story
broom house and bath, with all modern improve
neutS: fully furnished.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

mas ieu US 10 make one more grand Offering OF Iots
anu acreage Ia the Warner Tract cominencil;
December 18TH Absolutely the cheapest acrcac.
property cyer offered around the city or oakland
The morning call., 1891-11-17

Inc tremendous success OF our sale OF los in the
warner Tract
The morning call., 1891-11-17

c S00 SALOON; GREAT BARGAIN; DOING
- CpO. trade SO day: principal business
street. there sactua value of SaOU; owner engaged
arc.her large business, ana cannot give his atten-
ton 20 this; is a sure business. Apply y JON As
n CO.. 49, Market 81.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN MISREPRESENTATION.
EAST FRUIT VALE TRACE
Large lots. all in fruit
$3.50 and upward.
EASY TERMS
j. L. COOKE,
At Brooklyn Station.
oc24 I'm East oakland.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

EoK SALE on EASY TEkMS-PAYHENTS
i equal to rent; beautiful Eastake cottages. 5
and rooms, bath and laundry all modern improve
mentS: on y. side Elizabeth ST. 100 1t. W. of Cas-
tro. Apply TO A. L. BENJAAlN, owner, IL
MONTGOMERY nc25 SuTnTh
The morning call., 1891-11-17

Si6O0-Corner l261l26: i'll the Paramount Tract:
severed. graded and maeadamized; on the market
IN ore
The morning call., 1891-11-17

CtEO OLD CORNER SALOON on THE
u tOO. water front: choice location; positive
sacrifice. l. u. BARNARD. 22i Kearny st. It,
The morning call., 1891-11-17

$So90-Cor. Washington and Powell SITS; 32x52;
lmproyements; rents $50 per IN onth.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

G6OO PARTNER WANTED: PLAIN STEADY
u OVU. man take orders and assist in store; Is
hrst-CiaSS cash business; large and sure city and
country trade; clearing at least $500 per mo-.
of which fun proof VIII be gwen; kept by present
oNIer years; 10 night sunday work Apply
y. JONAS & CO, T37 Market 81. is
The morning call., 1891-11-17

50N1i5: street fully improved and sidewalSel:
from $500 TO $1,000 each; only onehfth cash.
balance IN installmentS.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

=, MALL GROCERY AN d BAR FOR SALE CHEAP
b e Isl
The morning call., 1891-11-17

ELEGANT REsIDENCE OF Rooms AN
u bath, with stable and chicken-house in Ala
media; located on largo lot one of the principal
residence avenues; valued at 5000; will be or
changed for cash or mortgage OF $500 and a small
fruit ranch valued ut $4,000. For farther particu-
lars apply TO x. L. SALES, 26lT Clay ST. Saa
Francisc0 nol4 q
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-12-17
THE EAST.

By the collapsing of a frame ice
house at LehightOwn, Pa, two men
We're killed and five injured.
WILLIAM CI.APP. for many years edit
or Of the Boston Journal, died sudden
" in Boston.
JOsEPH l.. DEYO. convicted of wife
murder at Rochester. y. u, was SEN
fenced to be put to death by electricity
at Auburn during tie week commenc-
ing January IS.
The half sisters and heirs of the late
Mrs a. 7. Stewart of New York. the
Misses Clinch, have divided their prop
erty, worth between $4,000. 600 and
-. 900, 600. between their nephews and
nieces. retaining only $40. 900 annuity.
The death of George w. Stewart,
the inventor of the sea telephone, by
which passing ships can communicate,
occurred in New York.
HENRY l.. NoRCRoss, of Boston, has
been identified as the man who tried to
kill Russell Sage in New York with a
dynamite bomb
AT the age of So Russell NJ Little
died at Glens Falls. n. Y. He founded
the Glens Falls Insurance Company and
was its president since 1864
THE death of Miss Julia 4. Ames,
editor of the Union Signal, the official
organ Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union, ana a resident of Ev-
anston. ILL.,. occurred at Boston. Her
remains would be forwarded to Streat-
or, III. for burial
At Boston. Pa, John Law crushed
Lew McCracken's head with stone
because McCraczen danced with Laws
girl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-12-17
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

THE Russian treasury at Vladivstoclx
was robbed of $3.50, 900.
THE statement of President Har-
rison in his message on CHILEAN affairs
was regarded by Chilians at Valparaiso
as meaning a rupture between the two
countries, as il was not believed that
the CHILEAN government would consent
either to apologize or make any mate
rial indemnity.
STORM did enormous damage in
Cork and all over the south of ireland.
Ar Buda Pesth a blacksmith killed
his wife and three children. He then
committed suicide after setting fire to
the house.
BY the wreclxing of the French bark
Leonore. Capt Barnard, Off Numble's
Head, Ing, twelve of the crew were
drowned
THROUGKoUT Bavaria storms of great
severity ragged and scores of lives were
lost and an immense amount of prop
erty was destroyed
AT Gar.itz, in Pruss;an Silesia.
Adolph Albert. a prominent banker
embezzled 2.hOo, 90 marks and fed.
IL response to President Ilarrison's
message President Montt, of Chill. de-
clares that the sentiment of his coun-
try is friendly To the United States,
and that he thinks the result of the
Baltimore inquiry viii be satisfactory
to America.
MANY Chinese vessels were destroyed
during gale at Hong Kong and hun
dreds of Chinese sailors and laborers
engaged about the harbor were
drowned
VICTORIES of the Chinese imperial
troops sent against the rebels in Mon
go!ia have brought the insurrection to
an end. Forty-two insurgents who had
a hand in the killing of Christians were
bcheaded at Pakou.
VI. DE CossAGNAC during a debate in
the French chamber of deputies called
NJ Floquet. preside of the chamber,
a liar. Upon .his refusal to- retract NJ
Floquet challenged him to duel and
the challenge was accepted.
HUNGARY viii cele brate the one thou
sandth anniversary of the establish
ment of the kingdom with national
exhibition in 1895
IT was said that the search for the
missing Mexican vessel Tahaiti had
been abandoned She had on board a
crew of sixteen men. Messrs. Levitt
and Scrysner, of New York, and 200
labOrsrS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-12-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

AT Bath. Ne, the United States gun
boat No. was launched and christened
the Machias.
FLAMES destroyed the John Dunlap
silk mills at Paterson. y. j., causing a
loss of $780,
Ex-GOv. VI. J.. STEARNs, of Florida.
aged - years, dropped dead at the res
dence of his wife's mother, Mrs. III. ID.
Walker. at Palatine Bridge, y. Y.
on January 81 next the national
democratic committee will meet in
Washington for the purpose of fixing
the time and location of the national
convention.
THE value of our exports of mer-
chahdise during the twelve months
ended September 50 was 1928, O9I, 1876,
against $500. I77,115 for the previous
twelve months, an increase of S62,-
gI4O27.
DURING the last fiscal year the coin
age of the minis was the largest in the
history of this country, aggregating
lig. 545, So pieces, valued at S63,6ll,-
1885.
IT is shown by the new congressional
I directory that nearly one-half of the
IAA@ts OF It'd Dirt nCN nAEn uuhHOMn
in the halls of the national legislature.
AT the National Bar association
James {. Carter, of New York, was
chosen president, and Washington was
selected As the permanent place for
holding the yearly sessions.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 18th aggregated
SI.2I5, O7O 50. against 81, OO7. 400, 63a the
previous week The increase as com
pared with the corresponding week of
1890 was lis.
THE business failures in the United
States during the seven days ended on
the 18th numbered $50. against $50 the
previous week and S74 for the CORE
spending week last year.
RICHARD G.. DOVE, aged - years, the
oldest employee in the government serv-
ice. died in Washington. lie was a
clerk iE the treasury department APP
pointed during President Jackson's adj
ministration.
THE hop crop of 1891 in the United
States is computed to be 243, sos bales,
as compared with 204, $40 bales last
year.
THE government viii test the right
of railways to issue free passes by
suit to he brought against Wv Eng
land road
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-12-17

AT Erskine. Ind, Robert Ruston and
his wife, an aged couple, were killed
by a train at a crossing.
Mrs. MARY GoTscHALK. her little
daughter Lettie and Mrs. Mary Witt
were killed by the cars at Homewoo1,
Ill
BY the wreeking of the steamer Mag
gle Ross near Yaquina, Cal, the crew
of sixteen men were lost
IL a gale near Cape Arago, Ore, the
lark Gen. Butler foundered and nine
sailors were drowned.
ENGINEER G.. :. FLIPPIN and two la
borers. Simeon Oleson and James Mil
Ter, were killed and eight others were
injured. some fatally. in a collision ON
the Mobile Il Ohio road near Jones'
boro, Ill
Ten colored men under sentence of
death have been released at Columbia,
:. C., Henry Suber having confessed
that he alone committed the murder of
which they We're convicted.
THE Texas supreme court has de-
clared the law prohibiting aliens own
ing land in the state unconstitutional
AT Melbourne, Ark, Mrs n. Mason
was burned to death by falling into the
fireplace while IN a fainting fit
JOHN MILLER, while on a drunken
spree fatally wounded his wife and
then committed suicide by shooting, at
Mount Olive, Ill.
Ar Grand Junction, Col, five men
We're killed by the explosion of dyna-
mite which they undertook to thaw out
in stove.
HANK LovETT and two comphnions,
al notorious cattle thieves. were
lynched near Custer City. 5. d., and
their Bodies riddled with bullets.
IL a battle which took place between
shcriff's posse and striking miners
near Crested Butte, Col, twelve per-
sons were wounded.
MIDDLETowN, Md. held big cele-
bration in honor of the Tooth birthday
of Miss Elizabeth Appleman, one of its
citizens.
NEAR Spikevilie, Ind. Warren Spiker
was flourishing his revolver while
walking home with the woman to
whom he was engaged and the weapon
was discharged, fatally wounding her.
AT the Alamosa (la.) penitentiary
three couvicts were killed by the Civ
ing way of a scaffold on which they
were standing.
FRANK PUCKwooD, Miss A. III. Bruce,
Mrs. l. d. Hatch and her little son
were all foun murdered in a house &
miles south of New Smyrna. Fla.
MAS BIsLAND, a drunken planter,
quarreled with Conductor Turner, of
the Louisville, New Orleans 81 Texas
railway near Canonburg, Miss, and
while pursuing Turner. shooting at
him, fell off the train and broke bis
neck.
DIR. w. L. PECK, a prominent physi-
clan of davenport, Ia, died at the age
of IS years.
MINISTER'S at Mexico, Mo, have de-
clared against dance which is to be
given on Christmas night for the bene-
tit of the ex-cOnfederates' home.
DIR. ii. 5. DOUGLAS. surgeon of the
city hospital at Kansas City, Mo, com
mitted suicide because of threatened
exposure of the hospital management
AT Paris. Tex, six children were
burned to death since the cotton pick
ing season began.