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sALInI, Msss., oct. a. The second
day Of tho adjourned hearing In tho
SCarlcs will case began today with the
same crowd Us heretofore. Another
lot OF business letters from Slillnan 4
Hubbard 10 Mrs. Senrlus were road.
October 18th, 1887, they oaolosed the
form Of nete TO Huntington, In which
Mr.. Searles says she must ropudiato
the agreement signed by Timothy Hop.
kins and until she knows what Il H..
Other letters were OF no present i'm.
porlanco. hurley then asked for letters
from Mr.. and Mrs. Searles 10 Hubbard
q StillmAn. They were read and
showed deposits 10 Mrs. Searles credit
Ia banks 10 the amount OF 5000 900 In
three months. The last telegram an.
nounced Mrs. Searles' death.
After the reading Of letters Mr.. Bur.
10y asked for the Journal kept by Mrs.
Searles while abroad and II was given
him for examination. Mr.. Burley then
called for all the books Of accounts OF
the eopartnerships. Mr.. Butler objected
and Burlcy finally called MIR. SsRrles
and inlerIogated him In regard 10 the
hooks, but witness stated that he did
not know anything As 10 tho contenta
VI tho books. Letters signed "Per
T.. L.," were written by Edith Little
field, who did some writing for him.
Witness does not know whore the sug-
gcstion came from 10 drop Tlmothy's
name from tho executors OF MrV.
Searlea' oodicil Of June Is, 1855.
Witness never knew a physician by
the name Of Haywood; never attended
lectures on mesmerlsm or made II n
study. He thought there were copies
Kept Of some lelten sent 10 Mrs.
Timothy hopkins by Mrs. soarles. MT.
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LoNDoS, oct. 22.--fhc Thames IL
fislng fapidly aud ut Windsor IA hood.
lug the meadows, n portion " tho race
counle. and play fields Of kton college.
Milos OF Home Park and Erham
meadows az. also submerged. Many
acres ofland around the Maiden Head,
MARROW and Henley are submerged.
From Bath comes tho trpott Of tho
drowning Of two boys IN the Hood.
The situation In tho loW-lying parts
Of the country Is serious. n Llncolu.
shire aud Wiltshire many factories are
compelled 10 stop operations on the
ground iloors, they being inundated.
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Bessie is an original little thing. ani
her comments arc often very amusing
Having been brought up In u family OF
bric.a.brsc hunters, her knowledge oil
ceramics is quite rumErkable for child.
Ono day her mother noticed her casing
hxedly at her great.graudmother. very
old woman, whose kind old lace was lit
orally network OF hne wrinkles
what Rre you looking at, Bessier' shs
asked tho child. II was only thinking.
she answered promptly, "whAt TO-
mnrkably iins specimen u old 'crackls
granny was This was much 10 the
old lady's delight, she being a BIT OF a
collector herself New York Tribune
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Ihn rnmInnIn un..In.

SIR. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-Ruports
from the provinces OF Sunbrisk and
Samara show that the local govern.
ments arc unable 10 cope with the pre-.
yaillng distress. The authorities have
forbidden tho local press to record the
state OF Affairs. The provincial as.
semblles are panic stricken and utterly
unable 10 remedy the disorder. Tho
military granAries have been depleted.
The funds Tor tho relief Of the starving
people have also been doplorably mis-
mnnhgcd, In some districts, under
powerful patronage, there Il more than
an abundance Of roilef, while In other
districts no heed ispiid to tho starving
peasants.
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GgAND RApIDs, Mich, Oct. a.
There Is trouble In the national con-
ference Of the Wesleyan Methodist con.
ueotiou, which opened It, auadriennial
session hero today. Rev. G.P. Reilly
VI Marion, Ind, was taxed this after
noon by one Of his collesgucs with be-
log member OF tho Grand Army Of
the lsepublic. MIR. Kelley admitted
u, and asked leave 10 explain. This
was denied by President Wnrdnor,
Rev. Reilly entered the army as chap.
lain, and came out N colonel Of tho
Sixth United States colorod regiment.
lie says no IL not ashamed OF member
ship In the q. a. H., and will take
the consequences. Other brothers, II
IL stated, do not like secret societies,
aud say Reilly viii have 10 quit II OF
the conference.
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Says the Improvement IN His Health Is
Greater than he Could Have
Hoped For.
ne ALSO TALKs OF rHE POLITICAL
SITUATION.
HEALTH Ann RECIPROCITY.
blaine EniaSing nsth Amer ITS Stay
la Har ttafbor


BOsrOS, Oct. 22.-sccrctary Blaine
was met this morning nj Young's
Hotel, and Ia the course Of converse.
ton, remarked that he enjoyed more
than four months absolute rest, some
thing that lie had not had for many a
long year Def re-. Hesaid II was near.
~ a month after reaching Bar Harbor
before lac began 10 realize the improve
ment In his health, but from then on
the gain hud been greater than he
could have hoped for "llowcvor,v
he added, 81 SUPPOSE HOfno Of the
ihy.correspondents will keep up the
story 0f exhausted nature aud shat
tered constitution. My appetite IN
vigorous, almost inoonvoniantly 10.
No, there II nothing 90 exhaustive TO
the average man ~ sfavol. Well, /
have done u great deal Of that In my
time, aud this summer | did none and
found that the T,st nom that alone
was highly beneficial"
Blaine spoke OF the political situation
In New York, Mas.achu.. tts aud Ohio,
aud seemed confident ia all. stating
that the Republicans would win.
Blaine mot n delegation from the
Mcfchanh' Association aui talked
with them quite freely and fully on tho
reciprocity question. He made con-
diunual promise 10 SPEAK thereon In
/ Boston some time during tile coming
winter, qualifying Ills promise with
tho statement that he did not wish 10
DO over -auguiuo about his physical
reniofallon,apd that he would not meet
the requisite test upon his strength un-
~ after tho resumption Of his WASH
ington work.
During all tho time Blaine remained
Ia his rooms he received aud dis.
! patched numerous messages. Miss
Dodge (Gail Hamiltonf Joined tho
Blalncs NJ lunch aud she LETT the hotel
with Mrs. Blaine In season 10 take thu
one O'Clock Shore Line train for New
York.
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OMAHA, oct. % AT today's session
Of the WOman's Board OF Foreign Mis-.
slOna many reports ON the work were
listened Ia. President Smith brought
10 the attention " the meeting kokl
College IA Japan. saying the necessary
lAud should DO pnrchaaed and two
buildings erected; sl2, 900 would be re-.
quifod. The old officers were ru-eiccied
for tho ensuing year. II wab resolved
that $500 DO raised tor the work OF the
coming year.
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The notes OF tho kalydid arc perhaps
~ familiar as any and have a certain
fascination, the sounds taking on various
infections and mesnlnga They are pro.
dueed by rubbing the inner surface ot
the hind legs against the outer surface
OF tho front wings -hddling, In fact
When the male cricket singa In the
hearth 1t raises its fore winga aud serapei
them against its hind ones, Even the
butterfly makes sound audible ut some
distance, certain species having been
heard TO utter a clicking sound. st
Paul Dispatch.
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Theory Of the Destruction Of tia.
tbinrh mug.

Kansas CRY, Oct. 22.-lieforo IN.
American Puhlic Health Association
today Chancellor Snow " the kansas
State University read n paper expisin'
ing the theory ~ the destruction Of the
chinch bng.hy the propagation Of n
deadly disease among them. This
scheme was much talked OF last spring.
IL II now estimated that about 20 per
cent. Of the field experiments had. been
thoroughly successful, though his
agents had reported ~ per cent.
The advisory council decided 10 hold
tho next convention In the City OF
Mexico.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 22.--At todAy's
session Of the American Missionary
Association a resolution was adopted
setting forth the probability Of tho
Withdrawal IN ihe near future Of the
government appropriations 10 tho
schools maintained by religious socle-
tits among the Indians, nnd providing
for tho appointment Of committee IL
Cooperate and advise with the assocl.
alton In raising funds for this important
work, IN order that II may be main
tainod and carried on IN tho wisest
way without abatement. Rev. Will
liam NJ. Taylor Of Now York was
elected president Of the association.
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NFw ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Eugene
T.. Garcia, paying teller Of the Louisi.
ana National bank, was tonight dc
clared deiaulter In the sum OF $780,.
600. The knowledge Of GarclA's short.
age began developing on tho 7lh Inst.
The Lank will publish a statement in
the morning showing that the capital
stock OF halt million In unimpaired.
They state that GaroiA's poculations
covera period Of Eileen yeara, hut do
not give any details. II In said that
Garcia, IN conceal his dofaleation,
would abstract bills frsm packages, and
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ri-spproprisiiug th- funds Of n
Company.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-ht the examine.
ton In the bankruptcy proceedings to-
Of the Gold Queen Mining Company,
organized 10 acquire miring land In
IA. state OF Colorado tu, s, NJ, Thos.
Gilbert, secretary " the compauy,gavo
evidence before the court. imme.
diatoly Alternating Gilbcrt's testimony
hc was arrested upon tho charge u
inisappropriating the company'a funds
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PAMs, Oct. e2.--Ata meeting Of tho
Cabinet today u was decided L. rcicct
the Senate tarin committees proposal
10 place the duty ON imported salt
meats nj - france. On the other hand,
the Cabinet decided 10 give Ia ap.
prevail Ia 20 francs duty M Imported
sal, meats, ~ voted lot 10y the Chamber
Of Deputies. The ministers also dis
cussed the gravity Of the enormous iu-
crease In France OF the number Of
railroad accidents.
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Sr. Luum, Oct. 90. - special dis.
patch from H. Joseph, Mo, saya
Garcia, the Mexican inrurgcn, leader,
l. thought u be In lail nj the little town
Of Marysvllle, Nodaway county. Mo.
What lie l. imprisoned Their" for cannot
be learned. Colonel Bailey, an aitpr.
ncy at Victoria, Tex, who l. IN ~.
Joseph, says that he was going 10
MafyHvlllc 70 have hla client released
" possible on writ OF habcas corpus.
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sALr LAKE oIrY, UrAn rERRrroRY.


PARIS, Oct. 22.-Floods Ia the de.
partments Of Ardlchc aud Carl are
doing immense damage. Many PCT.
sons have beef injured aud il 10
feared some are drowned. The rivcr
Khouo continues to rise between st.
German dcs Posses aud the mines.
The roads arc covered with water ~ "a
depth of blk feet. The plaius are being
converted into Lakes aud villagcte are
fofccd TO take refuge in the churches.
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KANSAS CRY, oct ga head.ond
collision occurred on tho Kaufas City,
Council Bluffs and 81, Joseph Railway
near MurIay's station this morning
between n freight aud tho northhOund
passenger. Engineer Eager NJ the
passenger was fatally injured, Express
Jured and Newsboy n. n. Tanner
hadly hurt. The passengers were
shaken up, but no ons Injured.
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chinese i.sborer. for the ralr not
Admitted.

wAsnISGroN, Oct. 22.-Roplying to
query from the State department,
Whether "akilled expert" laborcrs may
accompany Chinese exhibitors ut the
Worlds Fair Into this country, both
the attorney-gonoral anI Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Spsuldlng
concur Ia the opinion that Il will re-.
quire the action OF Congress 10 author.
Ire the admission Of any Chinese
laboFer, inasmuch as persons belonging
10 that class aro absolutely prohibited
by law from landing In the United
States,
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TELLUmDE, Col, Oct. 22.-Jamea
Mercer au express messenger and man
NJ family, has been living In an Illicit
relation with Mrs. a, w. Watson for
some limo. Last night they quarrellnd.
Shots were heard and, when neighbour
rushed iu, Mrs. Watson was dend and
Mercer dying. lie asserted that thu
woman did tho shooting, but bis story
Ia doubted,
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~. PETERSBURG, oct. 90. - High
pcronagcs nj Copenhagen have In
duccd the Gar 10 pardon his cousin,
tho Grand Duke Michael, for his mar
fiagc 10 the Countess u Mcrnhefg,
the daughter Of the Grand Duke oi
Nassau, anu tho fact will be announced
nj the Clnt'e silver wedding cQlebfa'
ton. a rolish paper asserts that the
Car intends, after the celebration, 10
take tour Of the famine stricken Dis
trlcis with n view Of defeating the
Nihillsi intfigueB.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. ga special from
Houston, Tex, says that one Of tho
ranchmen who put up his money 10 In.
duco the rAinmakers 10 experiment In
southwest Texas, says that after three
days aud nights u continual lombard.
mcnt there was only "A small shower OF
few minutos' duration, which was
followed by a Geld northern wiri aud
n Gle AT ely.
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MADRID, Oct. 22.-V0st trlols OF
land to the south Of ting Sierra Nevada
are submerged by floods. The Caduer
River IL overlooked aud tho crops In
three districts have bsen destroyed aud
number Of persons drowned.
Terrible distress exists among the
inhabitants. The country about Man
resa, n province OF barcelona, has been
swept by hurricane, which has done
vast damage.
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PAnIs, Oct. e2.-whilc irain was
running nj full speed near Lyons to-
day tho rohdhod suddenly COLLAPSED,
OWNS. 10 the fact that 70 had been un-
dcrmincd hy floods. and tho ongiuc
aud cars were hurled from The fusi
and tumblcl down the emhankmrnt.
The engineer and fireman were Killed
aud a number of passengers baily ln'
lnI,d.
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FERGUS FALLS, MINI, Oct. a.
Adclbrtt Cohen was hanged at 1915
this q. M. (Fridayl morning fo- the
murder Of Ilosa Bray last March. Since
HE conviction he has repeatedly M.
serted that bis brother Anderson was
the murderer. The rope slipped TO the
tack Of Gohen'a neck when the drop
fell and no ssrangled TO death.
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The Emperor of Germany Clean
NIaxeu

BERIIS, Oct. o. The thirty.hrst
anniversary Of the birth Of Empress
Augusta Victoria was celebrated here
today. The Emperor TO the surprise
and delight Of the Empress, presented
himself clean shaver, except for his
mustAche.
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Full Details Of the Pursuit and Seizure
Of Southern Pacific rraln
Iloldups.
THEY ARG CAUGHT IN a pEEP
CANYON
One Of them II aorlally Wounded,
Writes His WIN and Blows
His brains Out.
ny TELEGRAM to the EKwai
rNrntSS HonnTus
cauEht by . posse AFTER - Lively
Chase.


NEw OpLEANs, oct. 9e.-Thc TliHes.
DcHs0crdt's Del Rio, Tex, special says
Full dctails u the pursuit. aud capture
Of the Southern Pacific train robbers
reached here today. The posse struck
the trail near Juno Tuesday, and
pfrsted on. They caught sight Of the
robbers ut . y. m. VI distance Of 800
yards, In deep canyon On Live Oak
river, near Gflepon Springs, In
Crockett county. They were un.usrcct-
lug Of puruult, aud were proceeding
loituroly In the direction Of the Texas
Pacific, which road thoy are thought
10 have designs upon. The posse ap.
preached unseen 10 within hundred
yards u the men, when a pack home
VI the robbers took fright aud made n
dash which caused the men 10 look
around, when they discovered their
pur-uUu. Captain Jones ordered u
charge aud running fight followed.
LanrsdOn soon weakened and gave up.
Tom Fields soon Afterwards, finding
himself hand pressed, surrendered. Wei.
lingt0n aud Flint ran several milce,
when the formers horse was shot from
under him. lie len the animal and
took up tho side Of the mountain, hut
Captain Jones was right upon him and
cut OF his retreat, whereupon he sur.
rendered. Flint then ran NJ full speed
n distance o. ton miles, firing hack nj
his pursucfs ~ he went. The nfc wa.
returned, aud he was MORALLY wound.
cd. He fell "a his horse aud sitting
upon the road coolly produced n PENCIL
and paper and wrote his will, btqueath-
ing his effects TO his brother. lie then
pulled pistol aud blew bis brains out.
The posse arrived at Comstock today
with the prisoner aud will 10 west OF
tonight's tain ~ ~ pAso. Sheriff
horripp went up today with warrants
for the men. Jones rofused 10 deliver
/ than
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MAYvuIr, n. D., Oct. g2.-Tho
boiler Of u thmshlng machine on tho
Gmndin farm exploded today and six
men we're killed Their names are. NJ.
y. Er-hbcrger, II. u. BaAstad, A. L..
March, A. W. Blower, William Clark
aud One unknown. The explosion
was caused by forcing cold water into
the heated boiler whtDths water was
low.
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Ro,tE, oct. 22.--Essimatss from vafi.
Gus provinces of Italy place the crop u
whoa. for 1891 at 3l,Js5,0lu hentolitTos,
which Ia . .a02, 400 hociollirrs lees than
the crop for 1890, bat much larger than
the crops for several yeats previous 20
that. The crop OF oats for 1891 u
B,0gg, coo huctOlitres, u falling on Of
0T6, 400 from the crop Of $500.
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when the bank examiner checked W
the packages would be taken nj the
value tickoted upon thum without the
bills being counted. How Garcia In
paying out money or In keeping the
cash book could make errors " the
amount n $4,000, - he asserts, IL a
problem. His character has always
been Of the best lie Will be ar
rested.
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LEwIsnuRu, Tenn, Oct. 90. The
Bank Of Lewlshurg, the only financial
Institution IA tho city, made an assign,
ment this morning. bad collections
aud tho contraction Of the money
market arc given as the cause. II IA
thought the assets win exceed the liza.
bltltles,
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NooALrs, Aria, Oct. "a special
says that the State Of Sonora, aud In
fact tho entire republic Of Mexico Ia
again In n fever OF excitement by
reason OF the Yaqui Indians having
declared war. Tho Mexican govern.
ment IL concentrating troops AZ rapidly
Us possible, aud preparations arr being
made for vigorous campaign.
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BATH, Me-, Oct. cat n meeting
Of the American shipping aud Indus
trial League today, resolutions were
adopted endorsing the tonnage bill,
aud recommending the farmers, me.
ohanics' and manufacturing organika-
tons TO support only such representa-.
tiyes ~ are favorable 10 this bill.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 22.--Jamcs Budden,
representing himself TO be- wealthy
Californian with a large account In
some San Frarclsco bank, came Into
the Central police station today aud
made considerable disturbance. The
city physician pronounced him
inhane and he Ia now la tho detention
hospital.
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NV YoRiS, oct. 22.-judge Barrett
today granted an attachment against
the property In this city belonging 10
the Columbus Botsx Company Of
California, for so, 02j, In favor OF Mar.
Gus A. Joseph.
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The King OF wuTtemberE opens ths
Parliament.

STUTTGART, Oct. 22.-King William
OF Wurtemberg today opened ParliA-
ment. The new King expressed warm
satisfaction at the Identification Of the
Kingdom OF Wurtemberg with Ger
many under the late King Charles.
lie announced that bills would DO in
troducod providing fora revision Of the
constitution, promotion OF economic
legislation and for reform In taxa
ton,
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DETROIT Oct. 22.-rhe Episcopal
Missionary council concluded It's scs.
sion this evening with n monster
children's meeting, at which about
5000 persons were present. Reports Of
the various committes were adopted
unanimously this afternoon.
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delight. The Republican party prac.
tees the doctrine Of hope, and not OF
calamity and despair. IL does not de.
light In the unpstrlotic occupation Of
deridlng the capabilities OF our people,
OF OF falsitying the facts Ia regard 10
the financial condition Of the treasury.
In conclusion, Secretary Foster culo-
eized the administration Of PRECEDENT
Harrison, and expressed confidence In
the election Of Major Mckinley.
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NEW YoRK, oct. 2e.--Tho sufpen.
sion Of W. Whlirhousc, the broker who
attempted suicide yesterday, wis an.
nounrcd on the Consolidated Ex.
change today. Several thousand
shares Of stock was bought In for hi.
account.
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THE pnouru ~ MEXICO.
killed for Attempting 20 Raise tho
Price Of Corn.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. CIV. l..
Robertson has arrived here from Tor
reon, Mexico. According to his state.
ment the drouth IN that section OF
Mexico has not been broken rs report
Ell. There are great suhrringH among
the poorer Glasses. Corn Is selling
for so to rs cents per peck.
A few days ago jose Castro, the
prominent aud wealthy proprietor OF
the Hacienda, attempted tO raise the
price ON grain TO four dollars per bushol.
Tho natives became 40 incensed at his
action that they shot hun.
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uermany wiii Not Lead Against
china.

BERLIN, Dot. 22.-It il not true that
Germany viii take the lead In common
action on tbs part Of the powers against
China, but tho proposition j. mootcd
that the German minister al Pekin, rs
dean Of tho diplomatic corps, shall take
supreme control.
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QuEBfC, Oct. 22.--At today's sitting
OF the Royal Commission inqulring
into the Bale DIES ChaeuIs Hallway
scandal Paeaud's testimony was favDr-
able 10 Premier MeTolcr.
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IarGc CONFIRMATION.

pEaTii, Oct. ga fire Of large d..
mensions Ia raging In the village Of
Sovhr. The buildings In several streets
are all nilame, aud troops have tuen
sent to render assistance.
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HAVANA, Oct. %. - The notorious
bandit, Palenzuela, was killed by sol.
diers In the San Juan woods, near
Colon, today.
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Hor SrnsGs, \. D., Dot. 22.-Mln.
nohaha Hotel burned last night. IL IL
thought that no lives were Lost, but AZ
the register IN burned nothing definite
10 known. Loss $4,000.
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81. PETERSBURG, Oct.2g.-A passen.
ger steamer on the NolgR was destroyed
by ilre near Ryblnsk today. Seven
persons ptFlfhcd In the flames.