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The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
Ih,laE.X!cEssES IN CHIT.

T some OF HafmaceSla's Troops Disland an and
S9nIl edit 9o(Sfntrit 0utrages., o~o -9h ~
|ot N&W, asQRKo Sci pit n y The Herald THIS
Tn0rRlRG publishes this dispatch: -nBvF
lbs KAEPAR+4Iso, Ehili7Sept. 1s--Exciting
news is4hFought to-day from the south
19ETthe straits steamer which came mp
4 from Il aigahq auo. a1,o1r tor brq s95ir
fosTbe twos regiments of tgovernfneft
troops which Were taken ITO that port
IrfFom lCeqpimboo by the transport I'm
Berialer reNoltedI when they heard OF
K the defeat of Abe Balmaeedis atePfa-
! ella Last Friday They shot to death
4 al oft their officers and disbande1I
ENeaFty 1000 coal miners Joined the ml
and together they; have practically
taken possession Of the town, of Zorro :.
mel on sthetoeoastr about Twenty-Five
"a les soytAl Of tGppeepcion, 7-a4,a diiw
All sorts of excuses have been com
mitted by them. Houses and stores
have BEEN sacked and burned The
slightest protest. against their tons
is'Thet' by rifle Shots ulWemeh have
fbeen abused and subjected to- brutali-9
ties OF tie most revolving character. In
fact, mob, ruFeI IN its worst f6rul1pre.
shilS!F no3fnC5a9T var jEdf anr ot -g\tnl
9r Some uutrages have baen committed
also lin COME peion and TaicahuanoI
but the forcefat the dis bosaI Of the au-
thorities therenhas been sufficient to
save them from the fate which has
or eTtascrat he u 600 people of CorroneL
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

o1}ETANssuLLR,< Ind!t Sept 2f---At Vel
pin7Pike county. last night three men
fnan1eh Fossey- tlAilierI and Fleming
went into a small restaurant, land an
itemptett to rob the proprietef,ot every-
thing they could lay hands on. The
proprietor secured his pistol and shot
and instantly killed Possey and Fem
ang.d HE then ran To the door and shot
,tvice az Mitact One shot took effect
m the flasty part of the .thigh.ain flict-s
9ng an ugly wound. The man who did
the shooting was ut once arrested and
placed under guard The little town
Is Wild with excitement E-o5 .--r
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

Il WHftN Ely You FEE ali broke up, aadffe hardly
feel you weu+d give half you own for little
more strength, Just give DR.. John Bull Sar.
sapari1la a trial and see what a. iift it viii
give you. You will bless the day yoti tried
DR.. john Butts Sarsaparfllsaa iut
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

IFvAIlDs aged, people, nursing mothetNg2!
overWorkeQ, weaf1ed out, fathers, wilbnnd
theshappiest results from}a judicious usefof,
Drf Sherman's Priokly Ash Bitters. Where,
the liver or. kidneys aye affected, prompt,
action is necessary to/change the tide to-
wand health, ere the disease becomes chroni1
ic-Rossfbly incurable, and there is nothingT
better t2 be found il the whole range q
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

Have You sympA thy for the Wretched?
Then never refusA' modicum to the dys-
peptie unless IL be- tn obstinate iaairidaal
who refuses or neglectNs to avail himself of
the great recuperant OF q igestion and assim-
ilation, Hostetter's Stoma> III Bitters, which
not only knocks dyspepsia IN to cooked hat,
but soon gives malaria consSipation, rheu-
matism and kidney trouble 8 Waterloo de-
feat Of 1aaNefcEE- In -re4fn. 7 Z .lEfl nd
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
Entitled to the Best!

All are entitled to the Best HAT .thetr1
n6hey will buy so every family shouIdbl
have. al onced a bottle of the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Eigsnt cleanse the system
when ,costive or bilious. For sale iii 500
'andSf.00 BOTTLES By all feadfnng' drdggists.roI
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

- YOU hardy realize that it iift IS medicine.
when taking CAREERS Little Liver Pills they
are xdrE small no bad effects: all troubles
from iron torpid liver are relieved by their use.
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

III E5E Is j sfseriD9leE-.Hows fellow totReeb
szo onis oIeaatuIiy not VeatEert" Second
Ncr1DhieTT "VlUe nothing but cold facts"
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

iIuSBEs EDITORS waste basket Is proof that
f! re Is always prepared for worst taHbs
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

y" 4 eRtsTF empf6y FER believes that a labor.
eifts Horthgnffhfs trey onRers 6azette
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

KEEP l y the pores open is essential to health.
Glenn Sulphur Soap does this
1EHifps Hair and Whisker Dye, so centst
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

WHEN making speech, 'fhy Son. follow
the exampte-ot1he best needle man 1factur-
ers and si1nkItbee -Bostea, TEarscript, oTT
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

stBRe9 e4ErIs is cured by frequent small
fd1qqsHsPf Risos Cure for CONSUMPTION TT
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

Mans, foyeI fore his2sweethesrt is often
nearly two-thirds jealousy of scne other
acknowledgements Journal ~ ID
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

THF reason7Thy a fly is generally mhgio
arcg absolute OF bald head is because there,
20 nelr iladelphia Times. >
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

? MANI a reputed wag turns out t1be mere
tX a2sSeataYagi III Boston, Courier; rot
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

ARswA ilAA0sA%S NA-AtS FtNJj
TT is no breach Of logic to concludeethat
!tne4qaA With the, rnmhlOssom is a bloom
ing chump. Washington Star
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

THouGHrLEss mothers are they who, will
not give sickly children DR.. BULBS Worm
'Destrpyers. They remove the worms, and
the child grows strong, AaF ber4g
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

ee..,rln not in It." sorrowfullsA, sang Tie
aosaulto, IS ne buzzed on the outside Of the
DAA8namLOn hepuDllcaA tr RI
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

.r Ua-a es5tg1i x1dilni , .; -.
JU;T ~ CcOH1UgI f@Tet21- CtO1c71
aoverworked, weak, nervous ande de-
.dA0TII hlhtatedh 7thatiBDR woman thai, Or.
PiercesaHFwvorite Prescription IS Is
Al n ags made fer IVA Fl fef health and
III III a1.afstrepgt All Momans weaknesses
~ 5,I NJ III no and all woman ailments are cared
BY it. .rItsxapegitimate medicntee-
not beverage; an inyigorating, re-
# " E E2:@ -storative tonic and a Soothing and
afes2 STRENGTHENING nervine, free from az
n u \ I, Il -cohol and U.s. drugs It. I'M,
lPBa9ar7ttaidt eFne and AEiggsrs to the whole
sysG 15 ILL.,, s,zaan.Iyog. 70 s9d
~ sr:of For al functional Irregularities
mq Of:5 periodical. painsg organic odisp1aceyl
merits randi uterine diseases, it's a
# as d positive reme s.J132g t oE sqes 81
n ,a.r,. And jail Guaranteed one ffuoiht
HUH 15oesht ,givs satisfaction ii eSyaa8fA every 4
I'LL, loIrfase,4 the money paid for it isIIrIe3
buA s.a1 funded. ru,aN edieine,a for !;
-sastr gsuiWomen list sod on1-othese7 terms. |
,a3ao 5d That's nothing eseft IS
,.ia4a1 noaF"just syas good i'1or- PERHAPS 1.-THE
, oqoI5a ;sf offer something thatg4
better He means that Dit's 45eFsH
ter for Hinl .snoftGE
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
Russian Superstiffnn.

| In the province of Wilma not long
-sanee=the-wife of a telegrapher named
Stankiewicz was taken i'll and the fam
ny physician ordered that she be i'm
mediately transferred to the hospital.
Some of the other female members of
the household decided that they knew
better than the doctor what allied qths
woman, According to their story she
had been bewitched by her neighbor,
Mrs: Richert, and a cure could be eff
fected ~ only one way. A s1hia lla4aaneI
tity Of the blood Of the woman who
had worked the spell must by some
means be secured The husband of the
sick woman, Securing d 3waagon,dtpr0
ateeded to the field where MRS. Richert
was at Work and forcibfy. placing her
in the conveyance drove as rapidtfy9 a as )
possible to lis home There they found
the the sick w6mar Surrounded 81 several
friends. On seeing Mrs, .>Rffchert. they they
carefully closed air the doors and y win 4 /.
dows to prevent the flight Of the witch
as they called her. This acco}m pIi1sheetd .,
they Struck her a fearful blow IN the
face, causing The Blood to flow freely
The mother Of the bewitehed wSonaR
caught some Of the Good IN a spoonf and
poured, IT down her daughters throat I
Naturally such a refP1edy proved usefe S. I
and the Woman died. IN, Y Recorder?
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
e; :::::e:':'r.::.':'':'.'''':''A:u9Ei'S;:S:.::
N eI,dw 9ht - - I'D OH 49, Eft 2h2n9d" bns r.
VI: ::;:: 4: OWGl'..,::: :

-ta5f sfolIDztioW does he feel? He Sae1s
s san and is isae constantly exDaFR
aoaiea aT1leftitgf dieting
III D u tnstr angsI Ilofiors and changing
S 22kkifn lrtthe dishes, lours' 5 aid
mafitieb oof1rshis eating 4rAuspgHIIst
His sfH7lr 25t l1le Remedy so n9o ?
How does he fEeel ? W.
S,.z, times Yoracio1s1 insati,
able appetite wholly lfnaccountiaIb5lesD
unnatural and unh ealthv .-Aua1yIrsSfto
'Ff01WApe eftf hRemady. 800
saAH4nW does he fseaaAHe feetg 40
desire, 1tonn gd6 IT, the table and e
saho Dgr11n1bling fault finding Uver nice nin
ootyfalholltt1t AT is set before him Wien WEI
aotaU HI headsr there August aFf6W|Ar The,
.nul2rimood hiE ogeodo edt tRi
sy aodo III tggaA t2IoLr 2ir7+H rIoI I+L tro ~
odt 9rnao- how dOesT hei feel pfc feeetSsI
n NM aftera spell IF THIS abnormal aD me-
soofo t1tepiannattefi abHerrence 46a thing -
'''' and detgstaatfono 1 Of food: Has 4ifa
.u mouthful would kill ilifi1---A uaust9
'Da''" FloWerfhe Remedy. ,17aa1 mi ii
How does he feel 2LHeJhansE r.
r'' II ggullaar Bowels and peau Lar iii stools
August FloWefotl76 Remedy.eyO
rfn9At T9nH t1saf HT9f~p vi itHou -, - I
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
The ONLY nna- tu9Q;
m ~ the WOrd0 "IB

,aE1 1ayorD 10 fhRe WEoqfrrdf? gw IL 40 y
Eacn Te eet. "a Different inch display is
ptf1Ia5sned f5 it t. paper There are ndSw5
Ehis WORD xillah be found 1mthS adj fo TI Dr.
fA aIgssf FL 1r09 Tonic, Little Liver Pils ana
M1lu Cnerry Bitters. LOOK for, g Cresb9T b
1faae6 mark Read the adj carefn i W and
" eealyon 1indrthe word. send it toTfheul, anS
SlrsS sStH Fftgfn Eop books beautiful ltho-
esff 70 TSdh 2f!n Rl4 etnro9 motif ll'
HF had good c caugge- III heard HAT t,s
has east MFnC61ff6feii 6ffjbeca1Se Be ntrtrhn ]
TOO many friils.3o '1Yesf qThattS ruiz
4fohklyn Eagle hrrLt cit ahfrfh
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

~ lTIsno longer necessary to taiebluepiHs
e. rouse the liEsFI to action Carriers Little
LaEYeERilllS are much better Don forget this.
PfoPIE devote too much time to looking
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
Inb4teq September Wide Awake II

wv ~EifO 1@CptcfTfDeFt Wv roe T. -AWdk0si I'll
There IS, good history biooggQ4aaphyS VII aid
trd9el ffyaede 'fhe PRICE, fmberial e2 and
StaHley's' 7Bana1hfas"G,h otitd6or fg68rT
sa1ndE indoor ethics ofsee7 "dfw7F6 Ffshero
men." 'srhe rggaarett--P atty yy2 aLetterst-
and and, "a Il Because a Blue Bird SaughaB
curious natural history fsee " HotsuqIe
tended s. worms, - An odd Set :esaande
'T4'Two Aequafntances OF. Mfne'), fanci-7
full tale and the higher 's6fe of ufniFs1r
story Sec VPeterkin ana 81 likin yofkor
The oPair,m AHA ."At Tale of The B1aclf)
Fofesrp i practical aarrtee1essS6ns basas+
drawing tie phifdit4ifgy lure g 4 mastsk
" Serial Tsee nj Srgaret Sidinley's .4Y1i1e j
PEPPERS crown Z POI Z "ihe arraTtof. ]
sk6ftd stories. 9tsee Mrs. Tafes's Tired,
EiHes,'s Mrs. 4oStief va otissT sSoveraiem
OF 4S" CIarissa Porter's GA tntBetkeyIs5
Cap Box, letc9a, pages IF original anac4d
dotes, and pictures and poems galore;t
afh0hg sthem1 dHassanifs fdfaWSingsenof,i
sGossatnef dGirls,3a and Mrs. oMafn e. i
Bake 'sMasqderaae"1 are 1especiallv5
de4ishtings 2ntp@2 .5@rettT sqh-
'ss!4O a year; 20 cents antnber. A
sample (back ntimBerp for 5hfcents9 BaA
L6thfop Company Pn blisherss3 Boston,
bGYn9llBd9 tEft GBm T. -r.U b
,nGm TohFTTT r '-Tzrr- ~T1b buG -Taord
VI oLITIfs ls not discns sed to- any great ex:
t fli az Summer resorts. but it is A. generat
established fact tat Oh the T i6donitSeGa
oht0 @paazza the Third pafty4si alMayscu1p A.
popular. had ttmoret Auaspicaa4 oW [
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

'si' d T''da""a4 a ,E uFz4t sls( ....-s.l
sa" brE ,TGi isiboI~ gd .ssH3aI~,,,,{
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
The GENERAL. MARKETS. !

'97 > z Hj'o7"7' KANSAS e9TF, Sept. l..
] CATTnE]shtppingi Ste ersQ. 3 GOA 42u
-nni.futh NJ Butchers, steers.L an a AAa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
TRIBUTE TO SHERMAN.
The President Sends a saber Of violets Rest
ing on . Bed Of Lilies.

The President Sends q Saber of Violets Rest
ing on Bed Of Lilies.
Just before noon yesterday two beautiful
floral pieces were received at the Sherman
residence in New York. One was from Presi-
dent Harrison. 1t consisted of q large bed.
about three feet wide by i've feet long, of lilies
Of the valley, with a border around it COM
posed Of roses In the center was q saber made
Of purple violets. The other piece was large
pillow Of roses Of various colors, sent by Gen
and Mrs. Swayne.
Messages Of coincidence and sympathy kept
constantly arriving at the residence of the dead
general from all parts Of the country
At $50 the doors were closed and the family
and others of the household assembled in the
parlor and took their final look at the face of
their father, brother, friend. Senator Sher-
man arrived from Washington about O'Clock
He stayed only short time in the house Of
mourning, and then went to pass the night at
the residence of his niece, Mrs. Alfred Hoyt.
President Harrison, Vice President Morton
Secretary Blaine, Secretary Proctor Secretary
Tracy, Secretary Noble, Secretary .Rusk, Act
ing Secretary Of the Treasury Nettleton. Post
master General Wanamaker, Attorney General
W. II. II. Miller, Senator Evsrts. Private Sec
Rotary T.. w. Halford, Col. Ernst. Robert A.
Parke, and John NJ. Carson of the Philadelphia
Ledger arrived from Washington last night and
went direct to the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19

Quite large number Of people have been
wondering Why tag hung at half mast from
a stan above this center Of the Capitol west
front Ii has been there since Gen. sherman died
and VIII remain there, 1t may be, long time
after his burial. some time ago the Senate
passed joint resolution which provided for
the flag and flag stsH in question, il being
held that the stars anu stripes should
hoat over the Capitol every day in the
year. Under the antique arrangement there
could be no flag up save over the Senate and
House and then only when either of these
branches happened ~ be in session. The
House has not vet passed the resoiu-
,iou-it has not had an opportauiiy-bu
the flag staff was put up and the flag hung be-
eas,.s sergesnt-as-arfns Valentine Of the
Senate thought IL would have been crimina
neglect had there been no mourning colors
over the national Capitol while Gen. sherman
mas uuburied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
Trosbls ~ the Clark Thread Nina.

reported that r. friend " the Clarks Il At
tempting to adjust the difficulty with the spin
ners. The matter is being kept secret and the
spinnsrs do not know who the man 10. The
Clarks have expressed their willingness to take
back eighty Of the lo2 spinnsrs and hopes ere
entertained that they win promise to take back
the other men. The spinnsrs Who have stood
in the way OF the others going back TO work
have announced their willingness 70 withdraw
and allow them to return.
A big Demonstration was held In Newark last
night BY labor organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
GRANT AND PORTER.
Bishop Newman Tells an Interesting Story
About the Two Heroes.

About the Two Heroes.
Bishop Newman preached in Omaha last
Sunday and in the course of his sermon, &C.
cording to the Omaha Bee, he made many COM
mendations on Admiral Porter. He had known
him intimately and had received letter from the
admiral but q few weeks since, in which the
writer spoke of his firm faith in the immortal
ity Of the soul and Of the saving power of Jesus
Christ. Bishop Newman said he had seen Ad-
miral Porter during the greatest ,sorfowo Of his
life, when Grant had appointed him admiral
and some malicious person published letter
written by Porter during the war in which
Porter had made vicious attack upon Gen.
Grant. This letter had never been made
known to Grant until the day after he had ap-
pointed Porter to the admirality and ii so
shocked him that he refused to speak to
Porter. The admiral was taken sick and came
very near dying The physicians said that he
was dying Of remorse Bishop Newman said:
II visited Gen. Grant at Sea Side cottage and
told him he would be doing Christian act to
go and see Porter. 4 will CO. said the gen.
eral, and he did within few days afte, ] saw
him. The admiral recovered and they were
friends ever AFTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
Ne Ch0fee in Tlltuata-

In the Illinois joint assembly yesterday the
I'm A. men once more cast their three votes
for Streetor, their regular candidate, but the
republican steering committee could no. give
him an undivided support. The one hundred
and second ballot resulted a. follows: Palmer,
10l: Streetor, IS; Ogiesby. II: Hunter. 4; Lind
ley. 8; Longeneeker, l. In subsequent ballots
some OF the recaicitraRt republicans ranged
about promiscuously, bringing in u number of
new names, among them that OF Judge
Gresham. After the one hnndred and eighth
ballot. which stood, Palmer. l01; Streetor, 80;
Oglesbs, II; Lindley, l, the joint assembly sd-
iournsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
RAILROADS.
RAIrIMoRF AND ONO RArI.Roap,

pAITlhoRf AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID s<f.-iuis IN cfieS January I. 1901.
Leave NA>aait0H from station corner q New y-->-x
fos chic.ro and Nosth~es kestlbuled Ilrnis-a
Tor .n.iI,aA, 81 LOUIS aud indiAhasOSis srprs-..
Tor n,isHarr and Cleveland. s.sr--s daily II %
ar ds.Rs'ss ana point. IN N. sAsn.nss~A Ssa.s.
g Sinche..eg sed Way Stations tsssop.n-
for h@isiroor,, wed Aay-. cor, 500, Gas. IN
80. tsssh - minusss1 40. q 81. al on. II 90
aiesi. sS sss I ss 20 n,, q L. - s M
$50 o:ia. ga ssia s.sn. sSl 10 10 and
hso Pm; sundays. ssS. 30. 80. sssA q IS
& q 81. a ,a,n i'ss'; as. sis 70 s6a
fSS annslssiis. . Is and 10 an. II 10 an. =
For frsisr,ci. ;ii.sS an. ny si.iA 80 t.so
for Has-r~sO~n. 80 20 a M. snd rs .aopm
HohA Sluk Hi b2h INV hoRk AND
.,b%n Nsy , Yen tSsn'Oa ssS - h.., $500
~ iG ar 90 -. "a, ss, s~epss Oar %
Tor b,~5Un. - - y m with Pullman buffet sl~.p-
ma Car running through 20 Boston withuut chance
va lc,.-lkeclse Bridge. lsndns p~s~erseis IN d. a
y IhllaaeiThls = Is, 800 1000. -i2 oonooa.
= ~ 80. - ~ and 100 pm.
- 90 an. .ly 40 a.0n. : .s = 90. IS Is AMI
10 ~ M l1nited sAFTess. sopIans 81 Nilminx,os
Eur Atlanta Ilfy. as ami 10 90 a m AZ 90 oon
sundays. 4 "a a m. ~ o. nosn
80; ni, sinr-an traiIls time tables to ~ hNd
tkSceis SUNDAY. Daily. ssunaay oniy.
80 80 sii .,sssed ir0la hotels and rss
'ss ~ non f~s 81 60 "a osderr lett AZ tickss
it- "en- hanaS~r @eu- Pass AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
ITO Capture Him :. Every one,s Desire.

ITO Capture Him 10 Every Ones Desire"
About three montbs ago p. E. Deal, wealthy
farmer of Oshtemo, Mich. advertised in the
Kalamazoo, Detroit and Chicago papers for a
wife. giving full account of his situation in
life and what he wanted. Out of $50 replies
he finally settled ON Dorcss C. Waters of
Murphy township. Mich, and Tuesday took out
marriage license. He gave his age at ffty-six
and that Of his bride at thirty-six He said YES
terday that his mail was still burdened with pro-
posals from all the western states and he wished
the people would stop writing, as bis wife would
object. He asked the newspaper men to say
that no more sealed proposals would be opened
or replied to. :. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
CITY AND DISTRICT.

eSNo city in the world is SO thoroughly Gov
cred by the circulation of q single newspaper
as is the city of Washington by that Of The
EVENING SzAE. 1t reaches all readers in the
city and vicinity. Il s,oears 20 its circulation.
No other Washington paper has yet done this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
The Tsnnessee Railwav DIs..,.r

Reports from jackson, Tenn, last night say
that the disaster yesterday was not so serious
as was first reported. The cars took fire and
we're consumed except the rear sleeper. which
was saved by the arrival Of a freight train, the
engine Of which pulled il away from the burn
ing train. No one was killed, but the escape
from death of all on board was miraculous.
The accident was caused by broken rail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19

Fatal Explosion of an Ammonia Tank.
The ammonia tank in the ice factory in Suf-
folk, w., exploded on Tuesday, killing the super
intendent Thomas B. Baldwin, and seriously
II not fatally injuring two colored men, The
factory was owned by ]. c. Bell and NJ F.
Lloyd 4 Co., and il o complete wreck. Young
Baldwin was originally from Baltimore and the
son of Thomas NJ. Baldwin OF that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19
COllided With a Whale.

The steam yacht Restless arrived at Baltimore
yesterday from Fortress Monroe. Captain
Stiles reports that on Sunday, when the Rest
less was heading in for Hampton Roads, near
the Thimble Light, three whales were suddenly
discovered ahead and before the Restless could
be checked one of the monsters was struck.
The yacht shook all over and the ladies' and
others on board became excited. The novelty
of the experience, however, soon commanded
attention and the thought of danger was dis
missed.
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Burned by . Gas Explosion.

An explosion Of natural gas occurred il the
house of VIM. Knntz, at Martins Ferry, Ohio,
last night, by which nine persons were terribly
burned, two of them fatally. The fatally burned
were Mrs. VIM. Kuntz and Edna Graves. aged
fourteen. The others burned were Mr.. Kuntz
Mrs. John Il. Thomas, Mrs II. H. Graves,
Eddie Graves, Carrie Thomas and Geo. Thomas,
the latter three being children. The building
was occupied by three families.
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THE FAYERWEATHER WILL.
Formal Proof of the Will on Behalf OF tn
Executors.

Executors.
In the Fayerweather will contest in New York
yesterday the formal proof of the will and codi-
ellis on behalf Of the executors was completed
Lawyer Coudert, for the widow, moved that
the first and fourth codicils be expunged They
did not desire to overturn or alter the will
They only objected to these two codicils. If
the viii should stand alone the residuary estate
would go TO the executors, Buckley and Ritch,
In trust, to pay it pro rata to the colleges and
hospitals named in the will, in addition to the
special requests.
Lawyer Armour in opposition cited authori-
ties to show that where a person contests a will
or codich the burden Of proof is on him. Law
yer Parsons, for the executors, also took this
view. Surrogate Ransom said that Mr. Fayer-
weather had displayed sagacity in making out
the will. He decided that the executors did
not have to show absence of fraud. The bur-
den of proof was or the contestants. The case
was adjourned to February 25