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IIl CAMDEN ROAD.
Williams River Route Abandoned
Favor Of GauIey.
THE CHANGE OF LOCATION
An Important one...PrOsident In
gals, of the c. q o., Member of
the syndicatO..-The Great
Route Through tho State.


CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 10.-Ex'
Senator Camden left for Baltimore, after
having rpent two days here mixing
among his own political friends and
closing mn some important matters con-
pected with his varied railroad interests.
l. ig now definitely known that Presi-
den, IBgllls, Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
isa member of the syndicate which pur-
chased the Potts creek iron ore lands
near Coyipgton, Virginia, and his con.
nection with the property has doubtless
beep the cause Of a change in the
further extenUion Of the Camden road
soutbward, change which will largely
innre to the benefit Of Charleston and
the Kanawha valley. It's well known
,Eattbe Chesapeake & Ohio acquired by
nrrchase the old Kanawha & Ohio road,
and t6at the latter had, In the days of
;ts vitality, secuIed the right OF way from
the mouth OF Gauley river to near the
mouth Of Williams river, in Webster
county, and bad scquired much OF the
yaIuable coal lands ot lower Gauley.
senator Canden's original purpose
vas 10 build his road from the mouth OF
Williams river through PoCahontas
connty to CovingtoD, bat this route has
now been abandoned, it is said, through
tbs intervention OF President trgalis,
and the Camden company aud the Balti-
more 4 Ohio will now 20 from near the
month Of Cranberry river, where the
mad first reaches the Gauley, following
The Ganley river to the Chesapeake 4
Ohio, when they have secured traffic
contract with the chesapeake & Ohio to
Coyincton. It is said that The iron lands
owned by the Camden syndicate, at Gov.
ipgtop. constitute g very valuable prop
erty, and the close proximity Of the COX;
inc Goals al the mouth OF Cranberry will
tend 10 open up and develop large coal
interests in Nicholas aud in that section
oi the State. The people in this section
of the State are, OF course, much elated
over tho turn the matter has taken,
while others from the interior don't
eeem 10 relish it so much. A corps Of
engineers will start from Parkersburg at
once for the mouth Of Gaulsy to make
their final survey and location.
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1t an otfense to offer for sale fresh meats
slaughtered more than 100 miles from
the placs Of sale. unless first inspected.
The compensation to the inspector to be
one cent pound. II was contended
that this law was an interference with
interstate commerce, and therefore
Unconstitutional and void. The court,
in an opinion by Justice Harlan, sustains
this contention and aftirms the judg-
ment of the lower court ordering
Rebman's release.
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NERVOUS INDIANS.
Tho Trouble Not Yet over. General s,i,,,
UnRaHY

Tho Trouble Not Yet over. .GensraI s,,,.s
Uneasy,
PINE RIDGE AagsoY, s. D., Jan. 1e.-
There is increasing nervousness notice.
able among the Indians this morning.
ocOas'oned by the difficulty the Indians
experienced in agreeing upon the cues.
ton of turning ever their arms, sub
mltting to the degradation Of the several
tribes and the manner in which they are
being treated by the government. This
Rosebud Indians fear 10 leave this
agency lest they be Get upon and killed
by the soldiers. About thirty, however,
will go to ROSEBUD to-day. GenerSi
Miles is greatly annoyed and has nut oil
indefinitely the date Of his departure,
from this place,
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Wrst YlrrInIn nIa,ters.

HotctGI Dispates 10 ne Iatsligeesr,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jaa. 1e.-Mr. W,
B. McMechen and wife, OF Wheeling,
are in the city.
Representative Atkinson introduced a
bill providing for q pension for Rev.
Hyatt ]. Boatman, formerly Of the West
Virginia conference but now q member
OF the Illinois conference. He was q
West Virginia soldier during the war.
Representative Smith presented a
numerously signed petition from ex-
soldiers OF West Virginia for the passage
OF the bill recently Introduced by him
providing for the muster OF the West
Virginia militia who served during the
war, and making them eligible for PEN
sions and other rights now enjoyed by
regular volunteers.
Among the nominations sent to the
Senate to-day was that Of q. L. Sims to
be Postmaster at East Liverpool, o.
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Special DiGDdlch % ths Llltllt0eotr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. Lowest
Virginia pensions were issued to-day as
follows: ofiginal-George Csrmuree,
Bridgeport; Jos. Kirkpatrick, Guinn's
Landing; John Reynolds, Fairmont;
Elizabeth, mother Of Wm. Oman, Wheel.
ing; johanna, widow OF August Eek
hart, Wheeling; RebeCca, Widow Of John
NJ. Nelson, Wellsburg; Magdelena,
widow Of John a. Lloyd, Palatine; Eliza.
beth, widow Of Amos Wolf, Grafton |;
minors OF 7. O. Ford, Berlin. Increase-
Samuel White, st. Marys; Wm. j. Teel,
White Greek; John B Simpson, Hunt.
ington. e.issas = Samuel Weaver,
Spring Hill,
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luton directing committee on taxation
and finance to inquire into and repor
upon the best plan 10 secure an Rssees
ment at its value Of whisky in bonded
warehouses. 4.
By Mr.. Gilkeson, Hampshire, resolu'
ton directing the Judiciary COMMITTEES
to inquire into the matter OF criminal
charges, which appear excessively large,
to the end that some mems may be de.
vised whereby the evil may be corrected
II possible.
By Mr.. Hardman, Calhoun, resolution
the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation to ascertain aud report itthe
charter OF the Little Kauawha River
Navigation Company has not been for
feited.
President McCrsery announced the
appointment Of Walter Corder as cloak
room page.
Mr.. Davis, of Taylor, introduced res.
oiution asking for special committee OF
three to draft resolutions concerning the
death OF Senator Smith. Adopted.
The committee consists OF Davis, Wor.
ley and Arbuckle.
By Mr.. Campbell, Jackson, Senate bill
"a, empowering the Independent school
district Of Ripley to borrow money and
issue bonds for erection and completion
OF the public school building.
By Mr.. Gilkeson, Hampshire, No. %,
to amend section 80 Of chapter 10 Of the
Code-the school law.
By Mr.. Lowther, Writ, No. 90, to
amend section IS, chapter As Of the Code,
what class books shall be
used in public schools.
By Mr.. ArbuCkle. Gteenbrier, No. q,
by request, to amend Acts 81, 50, SO, con.
cerning what a physician may furnish
his patients, what drugs any merchant
may sell.
BY Mr.. Wiley, Mason, No. 2S, to
amend the Code defining the amount oil
and corporations may own.
By Mr.. Garrison, Monougahsla, No,
70, to prevent the waste OF natural gas,
BY providing for plugging abandoned
wells.
By Mr.. St. Clair, Fayette, Senate Joint
No. 2, providing that joint
committee OF five from each house be
appointed to consider the redistrlcting
md reapp0rtionment OF the State. Laid
over.
by Mr.. Worley, Preston, Senate Bill
30, concerning separate property rights
0f married women.
By Mr.. st. Clair, Faystte, petition Of
R. Fl. Boone, Sheriff OF Fayette county.
Referred.
Adjourned at S:15.
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Another case Of sick man put of a
steamboat caused some excitement as
the City Hall yesterday. Nobody would
have anything TO do with the man, and
he Crawled in by the furnace in the base.
ment. Finally two physiClans were in-
duCed 10 examine him, and they iound
he had a loathsomo contagious disease,
but not smallpox. He was sent to the
county hospital for treatment The
physicians thought he was probably in
IN incurable cenditloR.
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DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The virginia Dressed Beef Law an Int
R..nnnn rHitl, .ainin Enrn MARIA

The virginia Dressed Beef Law an Inter.
ference With Interstate Commerce.
WAsuINaToN, D. O., Jan. l9.-The
United States Supreme Court today
handed down an opinion Affirming the
judgment OF the Circuit Court Of the
United States, for the Eastern District
OF Virginia, directing that a writ OF
labcas corpus be gianted to William Reb.
mSn, convicted in Norfolk Of violation
Of the State meal Inspection laS. This
is oae Of vh4t are kndWD as the dressed
beef cases, arising out Of State legislation
having for its object restriction OF the
sale Of meats by firms located outside
the State in which the meats are offered
for sale. The statutes Of Virginia make
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ST. LOUIS, No, January 19.--E. II.
Horner, the New York banker, who has
been victimirlpg and swind!InR the
poorer classes Of people in the East
through his lottery scheme Just come to
light, has been running the same kind o.
an establishment in this city at No. 22O
North Broadway. According 70 the sto-
ries OF some Of his victims his monthly
income has not been less than SS.be0
The Post Office authorities are At work
on his case, and the whole crew will
likely be arrested on the charge OF vio'
iatfnr the lottery law.
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PARIS, Jan. 4O.-During Saturday and
yesterday the most intense cold Of the
winter was experienced throughout
France. Yesterday an aged man was
found frozen to death in his lodgings in
this city. The thermometer yesterday
touched seven degrees below at Macon,
nine degrees here, twelve degrees at
Toulouse. Wells are frozen at Perpig.
nan, where a man has been found frozen
to death in the street. A woman has
been found frozen to death In bed at
Epinal, where the thermometer indi-
cate four degrees below zero. Slight
snow falls are reported from Rivera.
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IiIKn.

5EABRlgHr--cn Sunday, ianuSrv ia ,so, =.
TSSl0Sk ISrscI STY,S M a. hl' ,e,idsnee On Foy dA
q days. N"''' months and
Funeral from tho residence OF 10. sOtbcr oo,,o,
Main an T1oniTtceoslslrccty, AZ . o,c,oct
M OH Wednesaay, tho 2iSt Inst rory,o,, ,,gss
laetmnn snd EpGi,Sh) at 2lon,s ,r,so..,, y,,aS' /,
csECh. Tho services at IL, '..,t".." ts.-s.HI -,
%s aaa a. :he chuicn public. Intsrmelt A.
i5.t ~ aSy eVaning, January 10, 1871, at
Funeral noilSe hereafter, W. 'N1'
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Tho whsollns & Eastorn Railroad,

URtoRloTR, PI., standard.
Our Wsynesburg exchanges are much
elated over what thoy believe to be re
liable Information from Wheeling thct
the Wheeling {; Eastern railroad will be
built. Thia will run from Wheeling
through Ohio and Marshall counties
W. Va, and take Waynesburg and
UnionEown, making the distance from
Uniontown to Wheeling nine mileI
shorter than from Pittopurgh to Wheel.
ing. Connection with one OF tho pro
posed West Virginia roads is also pro.
ected up the Monongahela aud Cheat,
We hope some OF the numerous rcsdt
that have been built on paper ..ais win.
ter will be put under actual construction
in the epFin0.
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BERLIN, Jan. l9.-seyeEsl steamers In
the ice blockade on the river ElOe have
lost their propellors by dashing against
ice fOes. A number OF vessels have
parted their anchor chains andare DRIFT
ing hslplessly In the stream. The
strongest tugs cannot leave the haEbor
OF CuxhSyep or saoount Of the ice, and
they are assisting the military TO blast
the ics with meliDite.
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FRANK M,GRATuS pISGRACR.
The President OF the Kausas Farmers
Alliance to be bounced.

The ErebluouG OK tno AAubhb E9EheAS
Alliance to be bounced.
TOPEKA, KAs, Jan. l0.-The resigna-
ton of Frank McGrath, President Of the
Kansas State Alliance, will be requested
either on Tuesday or Wednesdly by
the Executive Council OF that body.
President McGrath was requested to
bring before the committee an affidavit
from Congressman Turner, Senator
Berry and Congressman Perkins, ex-
onerating him from any collusion with
Republican leaders. These the Presl-
dent either has not attempted to secure
or has been unable to do so. A detect
i've was then employed to investigate
his record for the last three months and
Il was his report to the committee
which has resulted in the Alliance
Presidents temporary Disgrace. He Is
charged with having frequent consulta'
tions with Republican leaders, and hay.
ing made expenditures from Alliance
funds which were in the line OF hts
duties as President.
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it is ascertsined, have taken 1000 pris.
onera, among them are all the Sultan
Of AhmadouB' wives.
ANANARCHIST PlOT.
Attempt to Destroy Residences of Wealthy
People By Dynamite.

Attempt TO Destroy Residences Of Wealthy
People b, Dynamite.
PARIS, Jan. 19.-Private kilograms Of a
most alarming nature have been re.
ceiyed here from Lsghorn, 1t being un.
derstood that the regular press means OF
communication have passed into the
control Of the police authorities of that
city for the present. According to the
messages referred to, several dynamite
cartridges were exploded almost stimuli
taneouBly on Saturday In the immediate
vicinity OF the various residences Of
number Of wealthy residents OF Leg.
horn. Further details arc not obtain.
able at present, bnt it is said that tht
Italian police attribute the outrage to q
well planned Anarchist plot which waA
to have led to riot and the sackipg Of
the portion Of tho city where the ex.
plosion occurred.
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From the Empsror of Germany.

WAsurEaTox, Jan. 19.-This morning
Mr.. ]. O. Bancroft received the following
telegram from the Emperor of Germany,
transmitted through the German lega.
tion in this city:
stR:-His Majesty, the Emperor and
King, remembering the relations OF
friendship which for many years existed
between His Majesty, the late Emperor
William and the late Hon. George Ban.
croft as Minister OF the United States to
Berlin, has directed me to express to you
and TO youriamily his most sincere sym.
pathy with the great LOGS which has
fallen upon you and upon your country.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. lO.-Mr. Lacey.
Comptroller of the Currency, received a
telegram this morning from Bank Ex.
aminer Marshal announcing the suspen.
sion Of the American National Bank, OF
Kansas City, Mo. He said that be re-.
ceived word from tho examiner that
there had been very heavy run on the
bank and that the situation looked
serious. He added, however, that he
did not think the banks liabilities es-
cesded 81 900 900, which Is $3.50, 1000 less
thai its capital stock.
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Mr.. CAMDEN ENTHUSIASTIC
Over the UO,.,ing worlds Fair-sauquet at
Charleston.
y,.ul.....

Over the Coi.lins worlds Fair-sauquet at
Charleston.
Special Df,palch 10 he iHIeltgnesr.
CnARLRsroN, W. Va, Jan. 19.-The
various committees on the banquet to
be given here February 18th to the
Worlds Fair Commissioners and others
are not allowing any grass to grow under
their feet. The indications are at present
that contributors will be even more lib
eral than was expected. Senator CAM
den. who has been here for the past taw
days on business connected with bis
railroad aud other business interests,
particularly the purchase OF 10000 acres
OF land in Allegheny, Va, mention ol
which hos already been made in the IN
TgLLTeENCER, is quite enthusiastic in his
approval Of the plan adopted at last
Wednesday nights meeting. he says
the banquet is the right thing IN the
right place and al the right ttms. and
That il will undoubtedly be productive OF
great good not only in acquiring proper
appropriation from the Legislature, hut
its calling the attention OF men oi II ti-
enCe and wealth to our State and he :
resources. There is no doubt but ms
sympathies are thoroughly enlisted aud
ie will do everything possible to turtl OF
itsohieats. He had intended 10 start 10
Florida al about the time set for the
banquet, but will endcayor TO arrange
matters 60 that he can lend his preser ce
and influence to the occasion. The seed
sown is already beginning to take root.
The question as TO the proper Gmogns
TO appropriate for our exhibit at Chi
cago Is frequent subject OF discussion :,
among the Statesmen now, ana WINE
there is roHs difference otopinion as 70
the proper amount all sRree that the Gp-
propriation should be g liberal one. The
Finance Committee has prepared CIR
culsr setting fortE the Importance ot the
Z. event and asking for such contribution
as the occasion demands. Over 2oO Cur
culars were mailed last night.
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KANAWHA OlIY'S BOOM.
starting or on solid pa.is-whns Is BE-
inE Done.
Sb,eioi Disnoi.b Ia Lks iuteil,, ,lENefT.

Ins Doue.
Spetial DlPateh 10 he inseills1sHer'
CHARLESTON, W. VA. Jan. l9.-Ka.
nawha City, the proposed RsW town,
located a short distance above this city
on tho south side of the Kanawhs river,
bids fair to become in short time one OF
most important manufacturing centres in
the State. The company, which by the
way, embraces BonC OF the most enter
prising young business men, has organ
ICED abuilding and investment company
in Baltimore and has nearly completed
the organization Of two others, one in
Philadelphia and ono In Washington, /,
which propose TO spend S2OO,0OO IN
building houses at SauawhS City during
the present year. The Board oi piree'
tors met here Saturday night and tooE
action upon important matters connect
ed with the future ol the new Town.
One OF the most important features o.
the meeting was the presence Of aFchl;
tects from Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Washington, each OF whom presented
plans Tor o magnificent hotel to be erect
cd at a cost ol $4,000. Work Will pc
begun as soon ~ the contracts can DC
let. A petition bGs been sent 70 the de-
pattment asking that postotttce DO e.
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MoRggBAl, QUE, January l9.-JoRn
McMahon, champion collar and elbow
wrestler OF the world, has been ch9l'
lepSod By James Cowley, oil Texas, ne
giant champion OF the western States u
Wrestle best tWo ort Of three falls icr
from $500 to $l.0G6 a side, Ed. James
rules to govern. McMahon has made q
deposit binding the match and will al
Inv Oowley SI00 for expsnsss, the con-
tee, to "nme of in Montreal within one
month MOI from she date Of signing the arti'
ALA
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GALEN4, KAs,, Jan. yesterday
morning the dead body OF Moilie Woods,
who bore an unsavory reputation, was
found uear an abandoned coal shaft
south Of the Gull railroad. There were
two bullet holes entirely through hei
head, one in the left temple and the
other Just UpdeTthe lett eye. There Il
no clue to the murderer,
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VIENNA, Jan. 19.-sadullah Pacba, The
Turkish ambassador to Austria, who on
Thursday last attempted to commit
suicide in this city. died yesterday from
his self.inaicted injuries. He retired to
his bathroom and first tried to strangle
himself, but falling in this he stopped
up all apertures and turned on the gas.
He was nearly dead when found.
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7ls7st7s' 2 - W. s7''s77sss'77S''
wAsHISGroN, D. c., Jan. 10-Post-
masters appointed to-day: G. M4nkin,
vice NJ. W. Pendry, resigned, Coal River
Marshes, Raleigh county; G. T. Barns.
ley, vice O. Il. Clngess, resigned,
Diigess, Logan county; A. L. Wood,
vice II. n, Wood, resigned, Wood,
Fayette county,
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TrnrerI, In q sehOol.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, January lO.-John
Barker shot his wife, teacher in Bas'
setts school in this city this morning
They had lived unhappily together, and
q short time ago she separated from him.
THIS porplnR he went 10 the house. ol
her sister, and taking his ID mon.hs old
baby in his arms proceeded to the school
house and in the presence Of the chill,
dren fred Eve shots, all Of which .cGcss ..ccc
effect He He saen jumped out window
got into q cutter and drove rapidly 70
ward the eoqth. The woman is stil
alive. The police are In close pursuit o.
the murderer,
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CMcNNArI, Jan. l0..-A B,,p,n e
dispatch says that Mm. L icy Cook, wife e
OF the Rev. StrattOr Cook, VIA bnrnsd to
death IN her house ycaterday. She fell
asleep before an OpGn fire. A newspaner rT.r
whice abe bad been reading caught 8te
aud tcntted her clothing. She was sew.
enty years old.
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LONDON, Jan. f0.-Ths Daily Nac,
says that in view of the fact Mr.. plllon
ia liable to imprisonment, his election ss
leader Of the Irish party would bs'a
solemn farce. In regard to Mr.. Parnell,
the EttsS Gays: His offer 70 retire i
Mr.. Gladstone will bring forward a "big'
home rule measure IA meaningless, be.
cause, although he admitted at the time
that the home rule bill OF 1886 was q
"big" one, he nov says that he "did not
mean IT."
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HOr SPRINGS, ARK, Jan. lo.-JObe
Prichari, an ex,Depasy Sheriff, was
shot and killed at lis place, eight mileg
west nl this city, by his bso.lipr.in.IaVT
Green Carpenter. Tho renewal Of AN
old teud s supposed to have been the
ctuga 'i'S
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Special DtSpGteh TO nc EaiellgsReG,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 10.-Char.
ters were issued to-day to the Fairfax
Coal and Coke Company, OF Piedmont,
with o capital stock OF 100000. Ten
per cent is paid in with the privilege Of
increasing to a million. The works will
be in Grant and Tucker counties and on
foe vsteTS OF the north branch OF the
Potomac river. 4he RhaEeg are Sl00;
j, ,S4s are held by II. G. Davis; sos by
7. B. Davis; 74s by 8. B. ElEins, and
three each by II. q. Buxton and I. H.
Landstreot. Operations will begin
at an early day and the enterprise will
be one OF the largest in the State.
Also the Kramer Oil and Gas Com.
pany, Of Wheeling, win a capital OF 1000,
all paid ip, and privilege Of iacreastng
to $4,000. The StockholdeFs are 7. ].
Kramer, Lewis Hussman, 2. ]. Norton,
Wheeling; August Briedenstein, VIII
liam Briedenstein and Conrad Rum,
bauch, Of Bsllaire. They have one
share each,
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Hill GELS II.
Nominated by the Democratic Caucus fol
united Statas Ssnntor.

Nominated by the Democratic caucus Tor
United States senator.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 19.-Goy. D. B
Hill was this evening unanimously
nominated for the United States Senate
by the Democratic caucus of members Of
the Legislature, to succeed Senator Ev.
arts tRep,f Mr.. Evarts was unanimous.
ly nominated by the Republican caucus.
Gov. Hill will be the next Senator and
is the recipient of hundreds of congratu.
lationa
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CnIoAdo, Jan. 1o.-A spec. ,.al disn,,O,,
from Denver states that inc CITY oi Als.
mOsa has been almJst .des!syed bv fl,o,
Most Of the buiIdlngs in the town ara ~ ~
wood, and when the tire atarted bieb
wind was blowing. The flames snre III
rapidly, and swept Main street from end
to end. The loss is very heavy A sA'''
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81. Lopp, Mo-, Jan. l9.-At Caldwell,
Kansas, last night, Joel L. Tracy, .
brakeman ON the Rock is land road, was
shot and instantly killed by william
Brooks. Tracy had been intimate with
Mrs. Brooks.