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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-27
Valuable Property for Sale.
AS administrator of Edward Williams,
deceased, [ offer for sale at low prices the.
following property:

Three Houses and Lots on Ninth
Street, between Embargo and South
Main.
Two Houses and Lots on Ninth, be-
tween Garden and High.
Two Houses and Lots on Garden
Street, between Eighth and Ninth.
One house and Lot, corner Ninth
and High:
One vacant lot on High Street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
One House and Lot on Embargo,
between Sixth and Seventh.
Also about As beautiful lots ON Helm
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Miss keeter.

She's as dainty and as quaint
Little miss as haunts the park;
She adores me, though she bores me-
When she meets me in the dark.
Softly sings she-gently swings she,
Round and round my rustic chair.
Near and nearer-clcar and clearer
Fairy music floats in air.
Now she presses soft caresses
On my sunburned, humid brow
While she wooeS me, sleep pursues me
Dreamy visions come and-o-o-wl
H. r. Hollands, in Munsey's Weekly.
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and Glade Streets, near the Public
School buildings.
Also one Brick Store House on
South Main Street, now occupied 10y
Reagan d Harmon.
One Brick Store House or North
side of the Square, now occupied 10y
AlcoTn IL Co.
One vacant lot 40xl90 feet, corner
Eight and SOnth Main Streets. This
IL one of the fneEt building lots to be
had in the city.
One small store House on Eighth
Street, between Embargo and South
Main.
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THE HERALD.
y ID. LANDER. Editor.

Friday November %, 1891.
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Pacing Purse. ....-......'.'o I,VOO
COLUMBIA STAKES, $1,000
guaranteed for g. year -old
trotters eligible to 2:40 class
at time of closing. Entrance
fee per cent; $50 Jan. 10,
$50 Feb. 10, $25 March IS. 5000
KENNESAW STAKES. $4,000
guaranteed for trotters eligi-
BILE to 2:3O class Jan. Is. En-
trance fee per cent; 500
January 10, $50 Feb. 10, $50
March 10 ................. 10000
TrOtting Purse. ......... 1000
FOURTH DAY.
TrOttlng Purse. ...............$ 1000
AMBLERSTAKES,$ SO, 900 guar
anteed for PAGERS eligible to
9:2s class Jan. l5. EnlfAncs
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Meeting Postponed.

CHICAGO, Jau. %. Tho special
COMMITTEES meeting Of the Trans cont.
Mental Association which was 10 have
been held here this morning was post.
poned during the absence Of some Of
the members. This leaves the Held
olcn for 4 meeting Of the Western
Tfailic Association aud they nrc now
In session. twill probably take sew
cral days 10 complete the wofl, Of
establishing territorial division by tho
new association aud agreeing upon per
centages Of tratilc toSbs Flowed each
ro1d NJ ccfnpetitivr AiisfSfi points.
At n meeting Of the Trans. continc n.
tai Association today routine business
was disposed OF and this assoniation
was merged Into the new Western
Traffic Association MS the Trans cont.
mental division. a meeting " the
commissioners Of the new association
begins tomorrow.
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The highest medical authorities OF
Europe and America have recently
decided that n large percentage Of cases
OF insanity Ia CAUSED by tho excrucla.
ting palms Of Neuralgia Of the head and
face. II any member Of your family
suffers this torment0r, induce them to
try Billiards. Snow Liniment. one
application will afford immediate relief
aud you will soon bo rId OF danger.
Gus and tormenting disease. Billiards.
Snow Liniment IL the most penetrating
Linlment known. II positively cures
rheumatism, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, Corns, Bunions,
etc, II penetrates and opens up the
pores, drawing all poisonous matter To
the surface, restoring aud promoting n
natural circulation Of the blood through
the diseased parts. 2ss
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VIM. Timmons, postmaster Of Ida.
vile, Ind, writes Electric Bilters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that had feel.
Ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
siockman, OF same plnce, says; "Find
Electric Bitters 10 bo the beat Kidney
and Liver medicine, made mo feel like
u now man" J. W. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, rays:
Electric Bitters Is Just the thing for q
man who In all run down aud don't
care whether lie llves or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite and folt
Just like he had anew lease on life.
only SOC. "A bottle, at A. G. Smith &
Co.'S Drug store. "a
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Pialnaeld,
H., makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for n month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
He told her she was hopeless rictim
oC consumption, and that no medicine
could ouro her. Her druggist sugsest.
ed DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption; she bought bottle, and TO
her delight found herself benefited
from ilrst dose. She continued It's use,
and after taking ten bottles found her
self sound aud well, now does her own
housewOrk aud Is ns well IA she ever
was. FREQ trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery nj A. q. Smith & Co.'S Drug
Store. Large bottles SOC. and 81. 90. 2
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rINE RIDGE.
osneraI VAC, Lea,e. ,he warraln.

PISE RtnuE, Jan, 25.--General Miles
and Htair len for Chicago at noon.
leaving Colonel Shafter In command
VI the agency.
The work of disArmlng tho Indians
j. 70 be continued. The Indians viii
be- conducted TO different reservations
by the soldiers. At the expiration Of
thirty days, " everything remaius
guloi, the Firat ca,slry |, TO return to
California AMI ut the ond Of sixty days
Major Hcnry's command Is 10 @ 10
Fort Robinson.
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TO try 10 cure cstarrh by using local
applications. CAtarh ia not locnl hut
a constitutional disease. II is not a
dlseass OF tho mans nose, but OF tho
man. Therefore, 10 effect cure, 10
quirea constitutional remedy like
Hsod's SartaparilA, which, acting
through the blood, reaches every part
ofthe system, rxpclling the teint which
causes tue dssaav, and departing
health.
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They are working "Liie Beavers"
mud Feel tonndsnt.

TorEiSA, Kas., jan. g1.-fngalls'
forces seem mOfc confident than ever
tonight. They are all working like
beavers and the city II full of Grand
Army men, all Of whom seem 20 10 for
lugalle.
Another Alliance caucus wa, held
tonight, every Alliance mao bclng
prcsent. The utmost precautions were
taken 10 prevent any news u what was
going On reaching outsiders.
At 1880 tho caucus was still IN as.
Sion. II IL known Judge pfeliirr, edi.
tor ofthc kaHsas Farmer. was IN the
lead up 10 the tenth ballot, aud Speak.
or Elder running next, with willcts
third.
w. A. Pfelntr, editor Of the h'GHSas
Farmer, was nominated by the Alli.
ancc on the nineteenth ballot and the
caucus adjourned.
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Iiaiiard's tiorchouud syrup for
Whooping Cough.

Thore Is no remedy IN the world
which will give such prompt relief In
whooplng Cough ~ Bdliard's Hore.
hound Syrup. IL will poa,ire,y cure II.
II you win try II your children will
not keep you awake all night cough
Ing. Billiards. Horehoupd Syrup Is
the most cooling ana soothing remedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chltis and Asthma, In the world. IL "
free from opium. IL builds up new
tissue, strengthens the Lungs, and IL
au Incompatible remedy, made Of the
best and purest materials. IL your
Lungs are weak aud you have tick.
ling In your throat, you need II. n. &.
NJ. |. Agents. 20
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LONDON, Jan. 20.--fn the Commons
today the Home Secretary stated, ufiei
examining the records Of the Bedford
iuquca,, he was Of the opinion there
was no necessity for an Inquiry. Re.
plying to query, Foreign Secretary
publish the Behring Sea documents In
the present incomplete form. The
latest reports on the condition NJ the
seal fishery, he added, were that the
weather was unfavOrablc for hshing,
but the tcals were rs plentiful IN ever.
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the Democratic enthusiasm, slid the
news from the .,enate, he did not doubt,
was good newa 10 the Rssasslns Of John
NJ. Clayton. Something had been said
about the betrayal Of party pledges. II
there was any II came from those men
who had been instructed by their state
Legislatures to vote against IT, After
some further discussion the committee
rUse, the bill passed aud the House adj.
lOnTnel.
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PiERRE, \. d., Jan. 9j.--Two bal.
lots were taken for senator today and
Moody los, two votes. The house had
a lengthy session this evening, the
fusionist- trying TO seat the other four
contestants from Lawrence County.
Blake, independent, wnsseatcd In place
Of Fowler, republican, and the house
adjourned.
Tho opinion prevails TINT Moody IA
defeated and II Is likely that Governor
Mellettc or Senator Melville will lie
taken up. The republicans arc greatly
depressed over the unscating u Fow.
Ter aud II looks NJ II the iuslonisls
would unHcat others.
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WAsllfSoTos, Jsu. 70 In tho silver
poo' investigation today, Senator
Cameron testified That he bought silver
ON u margin In the early Part NJ June,
before the silver bill was passed by the
Senate. and disposed 81 u heforu tbs
bill became n law. He hal 40 l,uowl.
edge OF my other Senator, Representa-.
tive or official ~ the government nav.
ing any interest In the purchase Of
silver Cameron said lie bought tbp
silver just a. hc would any other com.
modify Rud gave tile matter no thought;
ltu never know " any silver POOL ANA
never talked with other Senators about
u silver pool.
John rouuc, Of Illinois, knew moth.
ing Of u silver pool or silver transac.
tions except one dealing NJ his own.
The correspondent ~ the Chicago
ErctiHg NcUs, II. u. Bogaft, wna
questioned relative N the statement
made Ia his dispatches, he having
hidi among other things, that Con.
gresham Flower was la the p0ul, Iu
said lac was repeating what was com-
monty known among correspondents.
lie had no personal knowledge OF II.
L.. a. Duuncll, correspondent OF tbs
New York IiWCa. was asked concern.
Inv a Dispatch sent hy him saying Ia
substance that " raynu and D,ngl.y
lmemhcrs ~ the commltletl. had
known the revelations regarding Cam.
crUn would he made, they would nave
| been rUticunt Ia bringing nn Invest.
CATION. Dunucll said he got his inior.
nation from a gentleman whom hr
thought had spoken tins truth. lie
would consult the pcr-0n IN question
AMI " lac consented, give his name TO
the committee. Dlnnell had no pct.
EQUAL knowledge regarding tho pool.
Congressman Flower took the stand.
lilo shii he never bought u doilar'H
worth Of SILVER NOT certificates Ia his
HE and mai no knowledge OF silver
pool
WHAT iiEDENnfR0 sANs.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20 i. NJ. iIeden,
berg, OF this city, whose namv cam,
. bviuru the silver POOL inveAtigaiing
/. committee lately, said today he vii
: ustifs before the COMMITTEES on Ss,ur
4 day. III "a. interview b. says he ha
: no personal kpowicjSc OF the s~irteilr
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And my kidneys were affected.
None OF the means taken produced
my benefit until I began tho use OF
DR.. David Kenedy's Favoritc Remedy,
OF Rondout, N. Y. The palm ceased
the stone having been dissolved by
tho action Of tho medicine. am
ready In public or IA private TO testify
Ksnsdy's Fayoritc Romody.-E. ID.
w. Parsons, Rochester. cod
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Alleged Murderer wanted In Cali.
fornia.

=, COLUMBUS, o., jan. 26.-Tho author.
,uys NJ san Francisco have asked for
Information concerning Stewart T..
bcll' alias sydney Bell, under arrest,
9harSe'i with the murder Of Samuel
jacobson IN that city last August. The
charge Is based upon tho confession OF
man named Campbell, supposed TO
nave been an accomplish OF He'll. The
Ialnliy OF Bell reside In Columbus. lie
ian away from home when twelve
years old, going 10 Brazil aud Austria.
~, When he returned he engaged In
unily labor and had several personal
encounters with his father and other,
hhally leaving for California.
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counie, between halfway strikers.

LONDON, Jan. 25.--A conflict occur.
red last night between the Greenock
railway strikcrs and the police Scv-
oral officials wsrv injured. .-.,'
Tho North British Railway has or
dered the arres,mont OF the fund OF the
Scotch Railway Servant Society, claim.
Ing e90, 200 damages from the society
for causing tho present strike.
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Letter from Secretary Noble.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Thc Presi-
dent has sent 10 tho Senate letter
from Secretary Noble recommending
favorable consideration on the bill al-
propriating slsT, 900 10 compensate the
Crow Creek Indians Of Dakota for thu
loss sustained In receiving l.ss land per
capita In their diminished reservation
than IL received by Indians occupying
other diminished reservations.
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LONDON, jan. 20.-lIomc Secretary
Matthews says there Ia no truth IN the
sensational reports sent 10 the United
States by cable agency TO the effect
that there Il great dynamite scare
among the authorities here owing 10
Information received from American
agents.
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OMAHA, Jan. GA special from
Rapid CITY, =. d., says n party Of
rowing Indians made an nttack upon
the ranch Of Noah Newhnnks Saiur-
day night. When Newbanks and his
men returned they Hired n yolloy and
then retreated. Blood stains were
found In the snow next day, and II Ia
supposed some Of the Indians were
wounded.
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Cattle Thieves Arrested.

Pn.RRE, S. d., Jan. 91.-Tom Het.
lund and Charles Thompson, ranch
men, have been arrested for stealing
range cattle on Ba1 river. The exten.
sive cattle stealing done by them the
pat two months has boon charged 10
the Indians until within n few days.
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WAsiuN0IoS, Jan. 20. - Senator
H.arst In better tonight. The rymp.
toms Of blood poisoning which were
unaffected dny or two ngo have dis
appeared, and DIR. Ward, who has
been In constant attendance. will re.
turn TO Now York this evening.
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freedman. Aid soeIe,y.

CiSciSSATi, Jan. 90 Tho Freed.
mans Aid Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, organized twenty.
five years ago TO promote educa.
ton aud religion among the frprd.
men Of the South, Il holding a Jubilee
herr, celebrating the work ola quarter
OF u century.
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NEwnERs, ILL.,, Jan. 26.--rhe thlr.
tieth day Of the strange fast OF George
Harris has almost exhausted his won
lcrfii vitality and II Is now only u
question OF n few hours when his un.
natural desire To die win probably DO
gIatlilcd.
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william, Au,,raIiap usrb riiI..

lfyou arc Yellow, Bilious, oons,i.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy. no appetite, iook, cur your
Lyer Ia out Of order. ono loN OF thaSu
Pills will drive all tho trouble away
and make new being Of you. Price
% cents. Zion Coop Mcf. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agent. d&s
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Proposed Negotiations u.iueen DER.
many ana America.

BERLIN, Jan. 28.--In the Reichstag
today, Herr kardortf proposed that tho
German government open negotiations
with America with reference to the ~.
monctlzation OF silver. Herr BAN.
bcrgcr aud Or. Koch, president OF the
Reichs bank, opposed II, holding that
there was no ground for interfering
with the present standard.
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van sLArrn OF LIrur. CASEY.


CuIcAGO, Jan. -. Lieutenant
Chamberlain, who arrived today from,
Pine Ridge, says tho slayer Of Lieut..
enant Casey Is a gpdunp Of Carlisle,
Ia, Indian school and son OF q pro.
miuent sioux No Water. rhc muir.
dorCr was about IN he turned over 10
the soldiers for trial WHEN news of the
murder ~ the Indian Few Tails los
whites was received. Tho iudiar
then said they would deliver Cascy's
murderer when The murderer af Few
Tails was brought In aud both hanged
together. Casoys murderer Is stillbe.
Ing shielded.
Assistant AdJutGnt-gcncral Cothin
rcrcived - telegram from General
Miles tonight stating he leaves 10.
morrow for Chicago with about thirty
Indians, including Kicking bear and
Snort Bull. They VIII be kept at Fort
sheridan, Chicago. This Is not tho
delegation going 10 Washington.
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OTTAWA, Jan. 20.--At the cabinet
council this morning the question Of
dissolution was considered but lie.
cision was postponed until sir John
eau consult with his supporters ut
Toronto, for which place he leaves To.
night.
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A NOTION
CASE DISMISSED,
iietiy Green Could Not Redeem the
Land ns Claimed.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Judge Horton
tolhy dismissed the bill OF Mrs. H.tty
Gsirera aud her sou against George NJ.
Rogue, r. l.. Grant, the Now York
Lilo Insurance Company, the Grant
Land Association, David IL. Lyman
aud Edward 7. Jeffrey, which was a
second attempt 10 redeem section Of
Tue town Of Cicero, bought by the
Hnnt Locomotive Works, OF Patterson,
\: j.. ut mortgagee's sale. In this
tuit Mrs. Green claimed the right 10
ielvom on rendering TO Mr.. Boguc
soOs,OOO ~ receiver for defendants.
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BORDEAUX, Jan. 20. - There was n
serious scrimniage today between Ger.
man and foreign sailors. a number
were dangerously wounded with
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several soldier, wouaaed ou . rrain.

TorEgA, Kan, Jan. co. News was
received latc tonight that the Union
Pacific train conveying the Seventh
Cavalry, colllded at Irving, Kansas,
tonight. Both engineers and firemen
are reported killed and several soldiers
badly wounded.
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"CzAR REED"
lie ua. written Lang Letter 10 ia.
world"

Especial 10 Tur IIrmLp-ESamlner Dispatch ]
NEW YORK, Jau. 95.-The speaker
Of the House, Thomas Is. Reed, las
written u long letter 10 the World In
which he shows that he was perfectly
Justified In making the rulings which
warranted tho Democrats Of the coun.
try IN calling him "C1ar Reed" Ia
his letter 10 them the speaker says;
"CiviliLed mankind Is 10 closely bound
together, no united In thought aud
feeling, that whatever II happening Of
human progress In one region Il quite
likely 10 be happening IN another
Each condition Of humanity being
n natural evolution from the last, II Is
fairly TO he expected that those who
have taken the first step should also
take the second. Hence, widely sep-
arate countries have reached nearly the
same level Of intelligence seem, almost
independent Of each other, 10 be under.
going the SAME changes. A careful re-
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ROM, Jan. 25.-Tho volcanic die
turbances on the sea between Genoa
and Spczkia eliminated today In sub.
marine volcano.
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No Sairr Remedy can be- had for
Coughs aud Colds, or amy trouble NJ
the Throat, than "BI0VH's bronchial
lfoohcs," Price sic. Sud oa,y ~
b0lCs.
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GLEswooD. MINI, Jan. e5.--In hen
Wade township tbls morning Christ.
Abahamsou, aged Is, killed Annie
Simpson. aged 10, aud then suicldvd.
The girl hau refused TO marry lin.
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LONDON, jan. ga large number
Of strikers have resumed work On the
North British line ami traffic Is i'm.
proving.
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DAMAGE IN BROOKLYN rsrimArto
At $50. 600.
In the Country; Damage Done by the
Snow Breaking Down Trees
aud Barn Roofs.
Tho Worst that the Telegraph Com.
panic- Ever Had To beat with.


NKw Yom<, Jan. 2J.--Ycsteriay's
storm was Ny far tie worst that the
telegraph companies here ever had to
deal with. An idea OF the wrcckago
may be gathured from tho fact that out
Of nftcen hundred running into this
city, the Western Union had but three
wires running this morning. The
others, with many OF tho poles, lie be-
side the railway tracks, across fields
aud In trees. The Postal Telegraph
Company had not one wire working
out from the city, while tho
Metropolitan Telegraph aud Telephone
Company estimated that twenty-five
huulred OF IT. wires were laid low.
The total damage 10 the companies
named will not bc fnr from half n
million. Two weeks Of unucaslng effort
viii he required 10 get the wires back
Into the condition which existed before
tho storm.
~ NEw YonH CRY
proper, the number Of wires down IL
roughly estimated at 5000. aud the
poles down at $50. In addltl1n to the
forest Of poles sttrwn about the streets,
~ many more were hanging In dan
gcrou- condition. Immense gangs VI
men wcre busy all day removing the
snow and wreck. II was impossible "a
report any Incoming vessels from tn,
lilghlehus OF SANDY HOOK, ~ mot Only
veru the wires down but u heavy vel
Of mist hung over the hay.
Tho steamships BrcidgHc aud iu
rdiiid came In this morning rucuis.,d
/ with SNOW aud ice. They were du,
Yesterday, bot osing 70 me severity o
me storm were compelled TO Stacker
the barge office today, IA. hay wa
rfvwn with vessels Win their riggini
hhu canvas eoAteu WIN iec'
an. DAMAGE poNr
49,
70 wv Wi.sIaph hhu hlephonc sarvic
~ bIooklyn ~ estlnateu ~ slo'up
nv 'e's'y NY "ie marin ,n sy-t.ni wv
l.nusr,n u ino wv uI
rVv o., na ~, 49,, wv v""p,sy ~
the hear traders hai great fun hau
"'''nS ''''y.h'"s :" "su''
ADvicfg PROM SEA CIR,
A.hh,,v p.,h Lam, n.,n.,
a,I,r n,,,s ,,a3,t go, ,la,a..' -,
m. .i,,.,y cn1st H.. .,,,1 ~ 49, II
blnranJi ,s,,l, =, ,na,, ', ~. Ill., 49,, :.
49,, ,',,,o,e.d .,,i i, TO-
go.n A. ~ a. 60 ~" !,
Y,',a,. az, asha,. ai,ta,,, i ~ =
h.ya No., -, A., ,,i.,.. "s
m n,aia.i 'ani,.,', 49,. W.
H. $500, 49, w..
~, ~ s,'iys w. W
Tha,, 4. 49, % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u'., ~,
phtia,t..inI,i, va.,,Im',,'n ", W."
n,in,s "'' """s''" VI '''''''
COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED.
WiLgsuAgi,E, Pa, Jan. 9j.-Ycs
terdhyt storm was very sever
throughout this section Of the stat,
Telegraph, telephone and ,lrotrl
light wires ar. down In all direction
aud communication IA interrupted. Ii
the country much damage WIS don
by snow breaking down drUes, crush
Ing barn roof, Utc.
-, ,,s,.,,.
~ ''''o''
BosToS, jan. 9j.-Thc storm In thl
city yesterday completely demomlile,
the lire alarm telegraph. and the eniir
force Of nremcn patrollsd tho city al
night. The telegraph, telephone an,
electric light companies also suliurc,
heavy Losses. The saline condition a
affairs Is reported from scyrml othe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

KANSAS CRY. Jan. Ca special
from whlcbita, Kan, says: The sav-
ings bank Of Wichita has closed It's
doors. Liabilities, s8l 900; assets, s75,-
600.