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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-16
DECLARE FOR A STRIKE.
ohe hundred and Sixty Thousand Miners
to Drop the Pick.

ohe hundred and Sixty Thousand Miners
to Drop the Pick.
illsBURG, Pa, April 1.-THE con-
ference between the miners and mine
owners came to an abruptend last even
ing, and the result is that on Nav newt
Will be lnaugurated the greatest strike
ever known in the history of labor in
'i,ls or any other country.
!, ne strike will be for the adoption of
me elght-hour work-day, and it is the
chle1 topic of discussion in industrial cir
cles. The mine operators do not seem to
,ear the result of the movement. They
Lave oeen doing some figuring since
the abrupt adjournment of the confer
ence' on the ability of the men to en-
oufe long strike. It was thought bv
many OF the operators that bv showing
q Oold front the miners would be
search into making concessions. The
miners on the other hand were
equally bold, and when the motion to
aGJ0urn was made on the operators side
ol Inc mouse the miners felt their firm
ness was being put to test. However
accepting that the operators want,
a. 81 adjournment, they voted
lor Inc motion. The operators
could not consistently vote down
Inelr own n motion and the motion pre-
vailed. The miners determination to
carry their demands into the competi-
th; districts have put the operators to
d., The !; 81 strike ike will be general one, in
trouble is even now being fought on the
edg basis. About lac, 900 to 49,
Ooo men will be affected. There are
not That many men actually engaged in
the mining of coal, but that humber
Will take part in the demands. The
non.unlon men and day laborers are as
anxious as any others for the move
ment to be made, and will necessarily
be included in the number requiring as
sls St. during the struggle.
The threatened strike will more di-
rectly affect the states of PENNSYLVANIA
and Ohio and Pittsburg will feel it's de-
preston to considerable extent. Over
$4,000 men are employed in these two
districts WV
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SWUNG UP BY A MOB.

William Bales Summarily Executed in an
Ohio Town.
KENToN, O., April 10.--A mob of from
seventy-fve to 100 men hung William
Hales this morning at o'clock. The
mob was perfectly organized and drilled.
1t assembled at about o'clock, and sta
toned armed guards who allowed no
one to pass their lines. The side
door Of the county jail was battered in
and about seventy-fve men entered.
The sheriff was overpowered, and the
keys, after some search were found.
Bales cell door was opened and he was
ordered to put on his trousers. He was
then hurried across the road, the moose
was adjusted and the rope thrown over
limb, and Bales was pulled from his
feet and left hanging. He begged
piteously while the Doose was
being adjusted, but the men
were resolute. The mob was an order
ly one and did no further damage.
They wore black hoods concealing their
faces, long overcoats and rubber boots.
They had Il leader, and were trained to
signals, and communicated entirely IN
Whispers About 3 o'clock the body
was cut down by order Of Justice Rum
nell and taken to the city hall.
Bales and two accOmpllces on Tues
day, March 81, murdered Edward liar
per, policeman who was attempting
10 arrest Bales. The accomplices, Lane
and Noel, were not molested. Bales
was not considered very strong men
tally.
The lynching was not unexpected,
but has been threatened for some time.
1t had been set for Wednesday night,
but owing to the fact becoming known
it was postponed. Everything is quiet,
and no disorder is anticipated.
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PEWABlC MINE AFIRE.
Timbers Burning in the Big Michigan
Property-Work stopped.

Timbers Burning in the Big Michigan
Property-Work stopped.
HANCOCK, Mich, April 9.-This morn
ing fire was discovered in the timbering
Of the Pewabic mine, property
lately secured bv the Quincy Min
ing Company, at a price of $4,000.
AS the Quincy and Franklin mines are
connected with the Pewabic, both will
stop hosting rock until the fire is sub
dued. Nothing very serious is ex-
pected to result from such a
fire, but it was enough to cause
some excitement among local mining
men. The smoke caused by fire ever
so small in mine would naturally re-
suit in cessation Of work for
a short time. No estimate of a
loss can be made in case of fire under
the present circumstances, but it will
not materially affect either the Quincy
or Franklin companies financially.
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ANOTHER MEMBER GONE.

Gen. Spino1a, of New York, Dies at
Washington, After a Short Illness.
Gen. Spinola died at Washington at
/ :25 O. clock on the morning of the 18th.
He was born at Stony Brook. l.. L., in
1921. In New York City he took an act
i've interest in politics, and was five
times elected an alderman. He was
sent to the Assembly of New York for
six years, and to the Senate for four
years more. He was a delegate to the
Democratic National Convention held at
Charleston in 1860. When the war broke
out he was early in the field with com
mand of volunteers. He organized four
regiments into a brigade and accom-
panied them to the field, receiving as a
reward an appointment as Ibrigadier,,
general of volunteers" He served
throughout the war with credit, and
was twice wounded. After he had been
honorably discharged from the se \ vi e;
New York City, and served in the state
Legislature number of years. Finally
he was sent to the Fiftieth Congress as
a Democrat, and reelected to the Fifty
first and Fifty-second Congresses.
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DEATH OF P. T. BARNUM
iea1 ohowman's Life Comes tn an
End.
Phlne9S n Ror,, ~

Inc "reat showman's Life Comes +o
End. "
lhineas L. Barnum, the great show
1nan' oled at his home in Bridoenor+
Gonn' "a ato:52 O'Clock on the NIGHT If tba
IN. Inc announcement WAS Sivan ont
tne same evening by the manaoement
OF the Madison Square Garden Naw
YORK, where the show now ~
II was stated that the death Of
h[. Barnum, while not entirely
unlocked for, was not in any
sense anticipated by his equal partner,
>. A. Bailey. Mr.. Barnum, however
Ieallzed that at his advanced age-he
oelng over 80 years Of age demise
lnleht occur at almost any time. It was
accordingly provided by their articles
of agreement that IN case of the death
VI elther the show should 60 on as
usual. '''
j. A. Bailey ACCORDINGLY Announces
that the show will continue with it's
policy entirely unchanged. The capitaj
OF $3,5OO,0O0 will remain intact. and
Mr. Bailey will continue to act as man
ager. For the past dozen years Mr..
Bailey has been the sole AUTHORITY in
!ne organization, consulting Mr.. Barnum
~ great important matters while he
llved. The announcement continues:
I'm this connection it may not be map
propnate to state that to Mr.. Bailey is
due the credit of suggesting and execut-
ing all the big circus ideas that during a
| dozen years past have so augmented the
reputation of Barnum & Bailey, and
to the fact of the association of these
two gentlemen together in business the
fame of Mr.. Barnum in his latter wears
IS largely to be attributed"
Mr.. Barnum was born in Bethel, Conn,
July 5, 1910; removed to New Y DIRK IN 1874,
and IN 1871 purchased the American Muse
UNI, which he managed very successfully.
lie exhibited Gen. Tom Thumb in Europe,
and, in 1856, engaged Jenny Lind to visit
America and give number of concerts.
He afterWard exhibited Joyce Heth, whom
he announced to be atleast $50 years of age,
and to have been the nurse of George Wash
ington; the ''Feejee Mermaid" the ''Wooly
Horse and the ''Petrifed Man" He was
the author of g The Humbugs of the World, -
and other works. Some years ago Mr.. Bar
mum formed partnership with Mr.. Bailey,
which still continues.
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WANDER PAYNE'S TRIAL
Member of the Sons OF veterans
Charged With Embezzlement.

Member of the Sons of Veterans
Charged With Embezzleme mt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 1.-THE
trial of Walter S. Payne, of Fostorla, o.,
ex-commander-in-chief Sons OF vet
Grams, for embezzlement, began, last
night. He was tried IN 1852 ana als-
honorably discharged from the order
and was on appeal granted new
+rial The members Of the board
s ., ,n,1 to try Col. Payne who were
, nresent were: b. W. Wood, Of Ande +
SON Ind, judge advoeaee e yno
commander, president of the court; Coz.
John W. Newton, WINCHESTER, IND;
COLI George W. Harvey, Danyil1e, IND Ind +;
Geo George 3. stadden, Springfield, III III;
Col: IL w. E@' sa1a Ml by G. VIM Vim:
fr ay Of Indianapolis, and Q. j. Ross, OF
I HiiiIssboro, o. The examination Of wit
nesses viii conclude to-day
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Malta Under "a Different Name.

A Rome dispatch Of the 9Th says: TN
the trial of the members of the Mala
Vita Society at Barti to-day, intormers
testified that members of the society
were forced to provide money,
food and clothing for the chief,
and were even compelled to give
up their own bedding. Refractory
members were thrashed by comrades
chosen by ballot. Altogether terrible
system of extortion and intimidation
was revealed. The calling of each fresh
informer's name was received with a
death-like silence, but during the exam
ination the prisoners hurled such cpl
thets as assassin Liar and 'Ras-
cal' at the informers, who protested
with equal yigOr."
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CHURCHMAN AND A THIEF.
A Prominent Citizen of Richmond, Va.
Charged with Embedding 800. 600

Prominent Citizen of Richmond, Va,
Charged with Embedding S1OO, 200.
RICHMOND. Va, April 9.-Lewis Book
er, a prominent and one of the most
popular business men in Richmond,
was arrested last night on four warrants,
charging him with misappropriat-
ing judiciary funds belonging to
the heirs Of the Hannewinkle es-
tste. 1t is thought that Booker's short
age will exceed 100000. He was a
member of the insurance firm of D. n.
Walker &, Co. Booker was regarded as
one of the most circumspect of business
men, and had won an enviable reputa-
ton as fduciary agent. He moved in
good society, and was the treasurer of a
leading Episcopal Church.
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PLAN TO END THE STRIKE.

An Effort to be Made to Settle the Trouble
of the Cookers.
P1rTsBURG, Pa, April 9.-The coke
workers will adopt new tactics to settle
the great strike. The leaders have
agreed to stand aside and allow the men
to act. With this end in viewa conven-
ton of the strikers was called by Peter
Wise for tomorrow, the object being
the appointment of board of concilia
ton. The board will consist entirely of
men from the ranks, and will ask for a
conference with the operators as repre-
sentatives Of the employees, and not as
al organization.
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GRAND DUKE IN DISGRACE.
The Car Displeased with the Marriage
of Michailoyitch


ST.. PETERSBURG, April S.-The Car is
greatly displeased at the action of the
Grand Duke Michael Michailovitch, a
cousin of the Gar, who has been
privately married at San Reno to the
Countess of Nuremberg, daughter OF
the Duke of Nassau. The Car has
caused the Grand Dukes name to be
stricken from the list of Russian army
officers, and has eliminated from the
army list the titles of the regiments
named for the Grand Duke and of
which he was colonel 1t is stated that
the marriage was arranged at the begin
ming of the season at the Riviera, and
that the Gar, upon being consulted
about the matter, refused to give his
sanction to the marriage. Hence the
secrecy that was observed in tho pro-
ceeGinps
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Government Defeat at the Polls.

HALIFAX, N. S., April 1O.-The Liber-
ais won a sweeping victory in Prince
Edward Island on Wednesday. Three
government members and one Liberal
member resigned their seats in the Leg
islature to become candidates for the
Dominion House of Commons. The
elections resulted in the return of four
Opposition candidates. This defeats
the government and will compel them
to either resign or dissolve and make q
general appeal to the country.
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Heavy Oyer-Issue OF Stock.

BosroN, Mass, April 10-The expert
who has been examining the books Of
the Boston Water Power Company finds
that there was an over-issue of about
p 900 shares of stock, most of which
is eight or ten years old. Mr.. W. n. 2.
Brown, the late treasurer, is III such
poor health that no explanation can be
axpppted from him.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
Life Term for Stephanie.

New YORK, April 10.-Alphonse j.
Stephanie, who was convicted of
murder in the second degree for the
shooting of ex-Judge Reynolds, was to-
day sentenced to state prison for life.
He was not affected in any way by his
santpnca
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CONFESSION OF A NICELY.

The story of the Umberser hur"e A
SovrRsgr, Pa, April "a confession
maze by Dave Nicely who with ms
hrother Joe were hanged 1as'
gridav for the murder OF Her her,
I lo ilu" Trmberger, is made pubic
to-day. He says he was present et y; Th len
t tt,o Murder was committed, but dld not
d tn the killing. He does not say VINO 10
did it. He admits that they m Nohbor ~
Tmberger for the purioS5G or - '
In ~ the possibility OF murder.
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CAPTURE of BeItchen7s Assassin.

SOFIA, April 1.-THE Bulgarian au-
thorities have paid reward of 10000
forms to a Hungarian, whose name is
carefully concealed from the public, for
his services in detecting the murderers
of M. Beltchef, the Bulgarian minister
of finance. 1t is believed here that the
assassins are in custody.
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l.UNDS STEPS OUT.
mt Statesman Retires from the
Senate.

g mt Statesman Retires from the
PSI Senate.
W gorge F. Edmunds, of Yer
n has been in the Senate of
III States since April, 1866, and
ID il not quite all of that time,
h ne of the Republican leaders,
'Qed, the resignation to take eff
FIRST day of November next.
u me is a copy of the letter ten
u resignation to the governor of
atoms entirely personal lead
Ter to yOu, as the governor OF
~ Vermont, my resignation of
senator of the United States,
alton to take effect on the first
Nrmber, 1891. This action has
}me time in contemplation, and
Rclded on and communicated to
3StIMe in order that there may be
e. 10 hear and consider the views
leOt our state in respect to the
Vi my successor. In thus
| ng my official relations with the
x 10 express to her SteadfaSt. in
ana patriotic citizens my pro-
a,ltOde for the long and unWaver-
|aence and support they have
covering an eventful period of a
\ a century, in my efforts to pro-
y defend, so far as / have been
Ut 30nor and welfare in common
WI all the people Of the United
.llg to be a senator, / am proud
.u0Ue to 0e a citizen of our be-
.4lonWealth. and that | may, with
.[l,IzenS, in private life, continue
Tor the maintenance of those
WI liberty. equality and Justice
.slent which have, without the
!tIrnmg, animated them from
''Ioh OF the republic.
~. GEORGE F. EDMUNDS.
Edmunds notified Nice-Presl-
ION, the president Of the SEN
lS resignation in a letter of
following is a copy:
%S my duty to inform you that ]
10 the governor of the state of
1S resignation of the office OF
yne United Mates, to take effect
UaI OF November next. Accept,
iSelf and the Senate, my part
Ioo,nIS3-embracing personal good
q" It's members and a c ontident
ior IFS future as 1.-The sn1et an
repubIic.'
GEORGE T, EDNIUNDS.
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BIG FORRESTAL CLAIM.
Submitted to the Street Committee for
Adjudication.

Submitted to the Street COMMITTEES for
Adjudication.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April S.-Ata special
meeting of the Council committee on
streets the Forrestals presented claim
for $37 1914 for extra work done by them
itemized bill, which was submitted to
the committee, is only partially APP
proved by the city ems ineer. It was
decided to defer action in the matter
until the Forrestas show by expert
witnesses that their bill is correct and
Just. It will come up again at a special
meeting of the committee to be held
Saturday
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WANTED TO DIE TOGETHER.

Two Brothers End Their Lives with
Poison at Lancaster, Pa.
LANCASTER, Pa, April 9. = Milton
Kaufman, a young man OF this city,
died ten days ago under mysterious cir
cumstances, and last night his brother
Harry died from the same symptoms.
Their father to-day stated that Harry
had confessed to him that he and his
brother had taken poison with the OBJ
iect of dying together. The boy would
give no explanation of the act
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Immigrants from Rotterdam.

New YORK, April 10.-There were
landed at the barge Office this morning
700 steerage passengers brought here
from Rotterdam on the steamship Veen-
din. A number of the immigrants
whose examination proved unsatisfac-
tory were detained for further investi-
cation
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Hotel-Keeper Arrested for Arson.

DALLAS, Tex, April 10.-Henry Kuhl-
man, the proprietor of the Georgia Ho-
tel, which was destroyed by fire two
weeks ago, and in which James McAllis-
others seriously injured, was arrested
yesterday charged with having fired the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-16
Nc OF 20" SWITCHMEN.
AloStrated in the Company
Yards at DenUar

ffoStrated in the Company's
Yards at Denver.
a. "A VoI., April 1.-The switch
1e Burlington yards struck at
r''A this morning. At that hour
= OF the switchmen which had
-, - session all night or
~ .1s men out. The ground
!, sS' the position taken
~.I burlington at Lincoln
s saua was unfair. The order to
! not decided upon without
y earnest discussion. The strik-
,,, about fifty men and include
~ and freight switchmen.
,Teet IS moving this morning.
AZ officials say they can get
y. men to fill the vacant places.
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MUST PAY THE DUTY.
FLOODED Canadian Stock Cannot be I'm
ported Free.

ported Free.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10.-The
Treasury Department gave Canadian
stock growers black eye to-day. J. R.
Lamb, of Johnson's Greek, Wis,
had applied for permission to bring in
horses from Canada for breeding pur-
poses under the law which admits pure
breeds for this purpose free of duty.
The department replies that the collec-
tor at Port Huron reports that the Cana
dian registers are so unreliable as to the
purity of breeds and the purpose of
them is so evidently to aid in the inva-
sion of the law that the department
will decline to recognize them in the
futurp
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FATAL FIRE IN HOTEL.


An Old Man Loses dis Life in the Flames
at New London, Conn.
New LONDON, Conn.,, April 9.-This
morning fire broke out in Jacob
schwarz's dry goods store, in the Cen
trail Hotel building. The occupants of
the hotel escaped in their night clothes,
save one, Michael Daley, aged 20, father
of tho Daley Bros, proprietors Of the
hotel. He was suffocated by the dense
smoke. The total property loss is esti-
mated at $40 600
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REBEL FORCES WHIPPED,
British Regulars Give the Native Warri-
ors Sound Drubbing.

LIM1A, April 9.-The Manipuris made
a fierce attack upon the slender force of
Ghoorkas, commanded by Lieut. Grant.
The enemy fought calamity for every
foot of ground, the attack lasting three
hours. Finally the Manipuris were re-
pulsed, the usurping Rajah and two
prominent chiefs being killed during
the onslaught. The loss of the tribes
men, in addition to their leaders, was
vary heavy
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"oON OUT IN THE COLD.
"S"' Republican City Ticket Wins
at Chicago.

\. ~'o, Ill.,, April 7.-To-day in the
N. %,g'0ng scramble of an election
[1eo'gSSed in Chicago, the Repub-
'a1er, Hampstead Washburne,
~ oot on top of the
i4s nrSt Republican save one
n mayor OF Chicago in fifteen
&, 19lS at least was the apparent
~ ~, SHOWN at II 80 p. NJ, when 433
~ ~ out of 5l3 had been heard
1, a,g him a lead up to that hour
.GT'er the Democratic can didate,
,H, Cregier, the present mayor
'eMocrats had a formidable split
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LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING.
Suicide of Benjamin Horton, a Retired
New York Merchant.

New YORK, Ayril 9.-Benjamin Hor-
ton, the retired dry-goods merchant of
that city, put an end to his life at 6:3O
O'Clock this morning by blowing his
brains out in bed at his residence, 81 St.
The deceased had been suffering from
grippe for some time past, and said
when he retired last night that he was
very i'll.
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Crounz Formally Appointed.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10.-The
President to-day appointed Lorenzo
Crounz, of Nebraska, to be assistant
secretary of the treasury, vice Gen.
Bachelor resigned.
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THEFT AND BAD LOANS.

A Combination that Causes the Failure
of % Massachusetts Bank.
SToCKBR1DGE, Mass, April THE
Stockbridge Savings Bnnk has been
placed in the hands of receiver. This
does not so much result from the
defalcation of $4,000 by ex-Treasurer
Willis as from over $4,000 worth of
poor loans made by the banks trustees
in past years. 1t is thought the loss to
depositors will not reach more than 20
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Dallied with Dynamite.

Three small sons of Thomas Munce, a
well-known citizen of Franklin town
ship, near Washington, Pa, found a
partly empty nitro-glycerine can, and
not understanding the dangerous char
acter of the stuff threw stones at the
can. A stone struck the can and ter
rible explosion followed, which was
heard for miles. Two boys were blown
to atoms, while the third was fatally in
i,,raI
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Suffrage in Belgium.

BRUSSELS, April 10.-The Chamber of
Deputies committee appointed to con-
slider the suffrage question, has decided
in favor Of household suffrage, 25 years
being the minimum voting age and the
elector paying IL francs in direct taxa
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YOUNG ARMOUR TO WE'D.
Tho oldest Son of the Chicagoan VIII
Marry Miss Sheldon.

CHICAGO, H., April 10 an
nonncement is made of the engagement
If OGDEN Armour. eldest son OF Philip
D. Armour, to Miss Sheldon a pr row
lpent s s7tv The Young people first met
Il % Hot 7 SPRINGS about two months ago,
az a1th lous - Miss Sheldon had been IN
alsilou one or two seasons as the
Sn1s IF Mrs. Charles P. Schwartz. me ne
H narriage is not expected to occur unti'
A ,,uI1St
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RUGER SUCCEEDS GIBBON.
Formal Announcement of the Change
in Department Commanders.

in Department Commanders.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April S.-The War
Department to-day sent an order to
Gen. Ruger, commanding the depart
ment of Dakota, assigning him to the
command of the division of the Pacific
with headquarters at San Francisco.
Gen. Ruger is to assume command of
the division by the Goth inst, on which
date Gen. Gibbon, the present COM
mander, retires. Nothing has yet been
done by the War Department in the
matter of the selection of successor
to Gen. Ruger as commander Of the
denartment of Dakota.
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Blaze at PhiladelDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 11.-This
morning the building at 141O Saverv
Street. owned by Francis Michaud and
occupied by A. w. White as a dive
house, was badly damaged by fire.
Loss on building and contents $4,000.