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AwOKB FROM THE DEAD
And baptized In the CONN Prepared for
Her Last Resting Place.


sPRNoPlELD, ONO, Feb. A. Mrs.
George Tyree has been aconfrmed con.
sumptiye and has been growing worse,
till Monday afternoon, when she was
seized with spell Of difficult breathing.
At two o'clock to all appearances
the woman was dead. Soon she showed
signs of life, but at 8 o'clock the body was
again liielesg. Arrangements were made
forthe proper care OF the body and an nn-
der!aker was summoned. Before he
arrived the woman revived, and, sitting
up in bed, said: " have come back to
be baptized" Rev. W. A. Cross was
summoned and requested to take
her to the Christian Church and
the rite OF baptism, but he re-
fused, saying It would kill her. The
womanis appeals were so pitiful that he
determined to baptize her at the house.
Accordingly he took the metallic
coffin and filling 1t with
water, immersed the woman. The
almost lifeless body seemed to be re-
viyed and shouting "Glory," the invalid
was laid upon the bed. No bad effect
was produced by the plunge, and today
she Is better than she has been for some
lime and says she will recover.
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GOYgRNOR PLEMISG GNrERTAlNs.

A Number of Prominent Gentlemen Take
Dinner With Hfm-Etectrie Light Bit.
Special Dtspateh TO ne LateLliqeaeer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 4.-sen.
ator Faulkner, Major John T. Harris, oi
Lewisburg, Col. W. W. Arnett and Col.
A. A. Franzheim were entertained at
dinner this evening by Governor FEM
ing. The affair was impromptu, but
was highly enjoyed. Senator Faulkner
left tonight for Washington.
Mr.. John NJ. Sweeney aud Mr.. John
Il. Hobbs, Of tho Wheeling Electrical
Company, arrived tonight. They
will make fight on the Electric Light
bill, which will probably be taken mp
Friday. Senator Whitaker has tele
graphed that he will be here at that
time, and at pre0ent there is some un-
certsinty as TO what position he will
take upon il. -
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CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Auothe brewery
deal is on foot. Some English "pro-
moters" are now in the city arranging
the preliminaries and examining the
plans. The new company Is to have
$ll, 500, 900 capital, and will include the
Valentine BlatE brewery, OF Milwaukee,
the three breWeries now combined in
the United States Brewing Company
and probably two other local brsWeries.
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EZRA KlNSsY KILLED.
sad Fatal Accident TO Prominent Man
ovar the R,var Yaaterday

sad Fatal Accidsnt To u Prominent Man
over the River Yesterday.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
Ezra Kinsey, a resident OF Blaine, o.,
tive miles west Of Bridgeport, was caught
by a freight train on bridge and killed.
Mr. Kinsey had been out to the home OF
his son Ed, just at the foot Of the Big
hill, and was returning to his home
across tho creek, and when about the
middle OF the railroad bridge he heard
the whistle OF a O., l.. w. freight train.
Looking back, Mr.. Kinsey saw that
be would not have time to get off the
bridge, and SO attempted to step off upon
the heavy bridge timbers. Hesucceeded
in getting his body on the timbers, and
was holding on the gtringer which runs
along the ends OF the ties, when the
engine passed by. Mr.. Kinsey was not
far enough away to clear the engine.
The end Of the pilot beam struck him a
glancing blow on the right temple,
knocking him of the bridge TO the ground
below.
The train was stopped as quietly Us
possible, and train hands hurried down
to the man. He was conscious, and was
taken to his home, across the creek, and
DR.. Fisher summoned. He made an ex-
animation and found that his injuries
were fatal. His skull was fractured, and
his right arm broken, besides being in
jured internally. He lived about three
hours after the accident.
Mr.. Kinsey was seventy years Of age,
and had lived from boy hood In the house
in which he died. He had always taken
an active interest in public affairs, and
leaves large circle of friends TO mourn
his loss. The remains will be inferred
in Linwood cemetsry-which Mr.. Kin.
sey laid out-on Friday afternoon.
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ANOTHER MINE HORROR.

Three Men Shut Up In a Mine to Face
staryntiou-water the Cause Again.
WtLKEsnARRE, Pa; Feb. 4.--A terrible
mine Giias.er occurred in No. 8 eolliery
Of the susouehaBna Coal Company at
Grand Tunnel, near this city, this alter
noon. In an abandoned part Of the mine,
which was closed, was great body Of
water. .,,u.
miners were blasting the coal. A heavy
charge 90 thinned the wall that the
volume OF water broke through and made
a palsape way as wide as the RanGway.
Some Of the mineTs ran for their hvei
ahegd of the rushing aood. Three men
John Riner, Mike shelauk and WIN
Cragle, all married men, aud men q
family, we're shut in their chambers, "
waters closed Ia on them and they an
drowned. ,l
tits not possible that they could havl
escaped, and II they did manage 70 90
into other workings q siege OF starvation
and death fs ahead ol them.
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TUE WORLD'S FAIR BANQUGT.

The Active Work 0f the CommIttse-some
of the Toas,S and Who Will Respond.
Special Dtspateh to he IateIltgeReer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 4.-The
Toast Committee on the Worlds Fair
banquet has been actively at work, and
although all the arrangements have not
been completed, it has made consider
able progress. Quite a number of dis
tinguished gentlemen from abroad have
been invited and. although ali have not
been heard from, 1t is generally under.
stco that "C1al aud Iron" will be re-
sponded to by Mai. Jed. Hotchkiss, OF
Staunton, Va; "0ll aad Gas" by Prof.
10. White, Of the State University Of
West Virginia; Resources Of West Yir.
ginia" by Governor A, B. Fleming, and
THE Worlds Fair" by Col. j. w. St.
Clair. The ability Of these gentlemen,
as well as their thorough knowledge OF
their subjects, is unquestioned.
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An Australian spor.,s Views.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Bsrney Allen, the
well known Australian sportsman, is in
the city. In an interview he says he
stands ready to back jim Hall, middle
weight champion Of Australia, against
FitSsimmons who uniustly claimed
Hall's title when he fought Dempsey.
'"I am willing to wager any amount
OF money from 1000 to- 5000 pounds
that Hall can whip FNzsimmons under
any (ouable conditions. Fitzsimmons
IA regarded as second rate man along
side Of Hall, and 1t Is astonishing to see
Americans 60 daft over him.
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BRAZIL, IND, Feb. 4.-Pivats dis
pa ches received here from Spokane
Falls, Was, announce the massacre, near
there, by IudiaDs, OF Henry W. Nc.
Manner and his SON John. They form.
erly lived in Clay county, and settled on
q claim near Spokane Falls. A row with
the Indians resulted in the death OF q
sQuaw at the hands OF the son. In the
aght that follhwed, both father and son
were killed and their bodies mutilated.
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Special DtSpdtch 10 The InteLliDeaeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 4.-The
Joint Committee on Education held a
session this evening with closed doors.
Sealed propositions from book houses in
Cincinnati, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, Boston and Chicago were
opened, abent fifteen in number. After
quite a lengthy informal discussion,
Senators Arbuckle, Campbell aud Wi.
ley and Delegates Shaw, samuels,
Young and Garden, were appointed a
subcommittee to examine the books
and report what changes, il any, in the
present system they deem advisable.
The proposition Of the American Book
company is understood to offer dealers q
reduction in present prices, and al
though the matter will be carefully con.
sidered, the committee seems to recog-
nize the fact that general public feeling
Is averse to any material change in pres
ent text books.
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Put TO GOOD USE.
Gambling Paraphernalla Burned In Bon
FIro nt I'lnd'Rv, o.

PIro Mt Find'av, o.
FlNDLAY, o, Feb. 4,-The Common
Pleas Judges Of Oslo bsyo agreed to
suppress gambling. Judge Johnson, Of
this district, instructed the Grand Jury
to indict all known gamblera, and they
returned twenty-five indictments. This
morning Judge johnson fined them
from 81 to SlOO and made them promise
to quit the business and give their para.
phernalia to the Sheriff to be destroyed,
or 90 to the work house. A bon fire has
been made OF thousands OF dollars
worth Of fixtures and many gamblers
have left,
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Special Dt9pdteh 10 ne IRtett0ateT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-West Virginia
pensions were granted to-day as follws;
original--Alex. Williams, Martinsburgi
George j. stealy, Clarksburg; David
Whitehead, Wheeling; Patterson Ria,
Chapmsnsville Martin Atkinson, Walk
er; Charles Z. Pool, Lanesburg; R.
A. Reed, ,Clarksburg; Sylvester B. Miller,
Cered; James Il. hendricksou, Wavsr.
"; Samuel Randall, Glen Elk; Christ.
ian Stout, Hanging Rocki Jephtha ].
Boiler, Slate; Uriah Rowe, White Greek,
Restoration and reissued-Godtrey O,
WiseSsnded, Wheeling. Increased
John +. Pi,zer, Upton; Lawrence s,
Baney, Bsidsville; Hill O. FerrelI, Metzi
James Powell, Flsmipgtoa,
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CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Treasurer seabsr.
ger, OF the Columbian Exposition, is in
dignant at the recent telegrams from
Chicago to eastern papers on the Expo.
sition finances. There is nothing new
in the soliciting Of $5,0O0,000 subacrip.
tions, and the directors never expected
to provide such an exposition for 81 ,008,-
900. The report that the directors
acknowledge that IL per cent Of the sub
scriptions are not collectable, Is pro-
nonnced by Mr.. Seaberger an unfounded,
II not malicious misstatement,
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feasible plan for disseminating litera.
ture. Representatives Of the following
States were present: Virginia, Maryland,
North and South Carolina, Tennessee,
Missisaippi, Kansas and Pennsylvania.
kilograms were received from other
State Presidents saying they would ar
rive tonight. The only business trans
acted was the appointment OF a commit.
tee on silver legislation.
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OKLAHOMA CRY, Ok, Feb. 4.-Elec'
tions were held in this territory yesteF'
day for county oficers. Great interest
was manifested in Oklahoma county,
where both parties claim the election
t,anadian and Cleveland connttes are
Democratic and Payne has gone to the
Alliance. The other counties are he
publican by small majorities.
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wording tho Alliance.

sPARrAxsBURo, S. O., Feb. Nv. Nc
Zimmerman, the stock operator and
agent Of the Farmers Alliance supply
store in this city, is short in his &C.
counts from $4,000 to $50 900. One Of
McZ!mmerman's plans was to open 3
store some distance from-the regular
Alliance store and transfer goods to this
establishment and sell at reduced rates
An Investigation Of the affairs of the
store reveals the rankest sort Of manage.
ment and startling developments are ex.
pected within the ne1t two days.
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HARRoDspuRo, KY, Feb. 4.-George
Best, while returning from Harrodsburg
to cardwelt Monday night in a buggy
with his young bride, overlook friend
who was unable to manage his spirited
horse. Best got into ths dog cart with
the man and left his wife to drive his
buggy. Soon after three Holiday broth.
ers rode up and deliberately shot and
killed Best in the presence OF his bride.
Best's brothers are in pursuit OF the
murderers. Tho cause Of the killing
was a dispute that occurred year ago.
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BELIEv1ILE, It's, Feb. 4-Yesterday
Henry Poettker, Of smithton, shot his
sister.in.law, Mary Poettker, inaicting
latsl injuries, and then committed sui.
eide. John Poettker, the murdered wo-
mans husband, was last year sentenced
TO the penitenttary for twelve months.
He returned a few days ago, and his re.
tusn is believed to bs the cause OF he
nrimh.
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Pnnnesfoots pinn.t sn,It.

LONDON, Feb. 4.EThe Times prints an
alleged interview with The British Min
lister at Washington on the action Of the
United States Supreme Court IN the
sayward case,
The PaH AaH Gasate scores Paunce'
foote, editorially.
A Washington dispatch says: sil
Julian was greatly surprised when
approached to-day and at once said he
had had no interview with anybody on
the subject Of the Supreme Court de-
cision,
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owsnby Arrested.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 4.-James
A. owenby, witness before the Silver
Pool Committee, was arrested to-day as
soon as he was released from the order
Of the House on a warrant charging him
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses in having had Cashed check for
$l7, which was returned by Donald, Of
the Hanover National Bank, after the
passage Of the silver law with refusal
10 honor 1t. 0wenby offered TO 60 with
the officer and discharge the obligation,
but he must 20 TO court. N
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The faculty, the pupils and the COM
munity, and especially the Principal,
Prof. Fl. ]. Arbepz, are TO be congratu.
lated on the result and what II showed
for the Conservatory.
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Anu. Is, Army Captain KiIletl.

MuskooEE, I. T., Feb. 4.-Yesterdsy
morning Government Agent Miller and
Mr.. Iusley left with the second 100000
Of the Greek per capita payments, es.
corted by eighteen guards. At dinner,
during difficulty between Capt. K. Nc
Intosh and Bob Marshall, an Indian DO.
liceman, the latter shot Mcintosh with a
Winchester, killing him instantly.
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THE ITALIAN MUDDLg.
King Hunbert Asks sIgnor CrispI to with.
draw His naSiRnatInn

hIhB HumbeFt ANks bIgnoF CtiBpI to with.
draw His Resignation.
PARIS, Feb. A dispatch to the
Figaro from Rome says: signor zl.
nardemi, sisnor Crispi's Minister Of
Justice, who was summoned yesterday
by King Humbert to form a Cabinet, has
advised the King TO again trust slgnor
Crispi with the formation OF a ministry.
signor zlnardemi, the paper says, stated
that he could not CONSENT to form q Oabi-
net unless signor Crispi absolutely re-
fused to undertake The task. Later on,
It is understood, King Humbert asked
Signor Crlspi to withdraw his resipns-
ton. The latter is undecided what
course 10 pursue,
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ANOTHER State Development
Edition oftho Iutclligenoor is ON.
der way.
twill bo LiberaIIy illustrated.
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PostlnasteTs Appointed. /.

aEbt6lI O1V9lels % A1E 1llIllEEVt1'E7'
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 4.-West
Virginia postmasters appointed to-day
are A. Springs, vice Annie Muhlenburg,
removed, Great Cacapon, Morgan couu.
~; D. B. Munsou, vice N. E. Funk.
houser, resigned, Sleepy Greek Bridge,
Morgan county,
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rb,sapta r. showed Up

PUEBLO, Col, Feb. 4.-The snow
blockade on the Santa Fe line, near
Palmer Lake, was only temporarily
raised yesterday. About noon, while
attempting to plow through the drifts
near Greenland station, the snow plow
and two engines jumped tho track.
Trains have been stalled in this vicinity
g;nca Sunday morning,
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. 4.-The Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Farmers AL
lance Of four States, Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky and Tennessee, met here last
night and formulated plans to unite the
branch organizations Of the four States
under one board Of managers and estab'
lish stores at convenient points in the
four SlateH.
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New YoRx, Feb. 4-Firs broke out
last night in the Heck Iron Works. IN
Brooklyp, which took every engine In
the clty until daylight TO get control.
The loss is placed al S5lo,OOO, mostly
covered BY insurance.
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sIsAa..hlr Arrlvala.

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 4. = Arrived
Steamer spree, from New York for
Bremen.
SGL1soow, Feb. 4.-Anivsd-oOlum.
bia, from New York.
sTETTIE, Feb. A. Arrived - Italia,
from New York.
NKw YoRK, Feb. 4.-Arriyed-sTeu.
tonic, from Liverpool.
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FoRT RFSa, l. T., Feb. "A number
oitroOpS at the Post are under orders 70
move into the Cherokee Strip on short
Roslea. This order has been Issued In
view Of the fact that q number Of boom
era have invaded the strip.
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LONDON, Feb. 4-Tho morning poa,
referring to the decision Of the United
statea Supreme Court in the sayward
case, says that whatever may be the ulH.
mate decision which the Supreme Court
arrives at, Englishmsn and Canadians
will recognise the integrity OF that III
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BEIIEvt11E, LIS, Feb. 4.-rhe coal
miners Of Bslleville and vicinity have
struck to SECURE a uniform rate for
mining OF two dents q bushel. The
nrice paid is half cent lees. Between
tonr and five hundred miners refused TO
90 to work yesterday.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Dispatches from
several points in Illinois and Indiana
report the coolest weather of the sea
son. The thermometer ranged from zero
10 l2 below, with indications that II
would 90 lower. A blizzard RACES al
Monticello, while other points only re-
mort a light fall OF snow.
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Animated DRY Goods Market,

NEw York, Feb. 4.-Thsre was more
animation in the dry goods market 10.
day. Many orders were presented aud
transactions included a number oiround
lots Of brown and bleached cotton. The
attention OF buyers was taken up with
an auction sale OF 9,2OO cartoons OF
domestic silk ribbons valued at s225, 600.
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CLARK, Me- Feb. 4.-rhe residence
OF Banker Cowles was robbed early this
morning. Cowles was knocked sense-
less and his wife killed. The burglars
secured about $50 in cash. A reward Of
$1,000 Is offered for the arrest Of the
muFdAfefB.
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GRtoosyILLE, ILIs., Feb. Fire this
morning destroyed all Of the business
houses on the east side Of the square.
I.nss Sob. 900.
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Gone 10 tho PenItentiary,

apoeI1I UWD0ltN % IbI 4NI'FIlVEll9tT'
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 4-sena-
tons Marcum and Davis and Delegates
Prince, ellison and Stone, the joint com.
mItteo appointed to visit the peniten-
tiary, lelt for MoundsEil.e to-day. They
expect 10 retuFn Monday,
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white Can. DISMISSED.

ANDERSON, ISp Feb. 4.-Aiter trial
often days Capt. W. Il. Richardson, of
the scatterfield white caps, was acquitted
by Jury to-day. The cases against
fiye men indicted with Richardson will
be dismissed. Great indignation pre-
walls ovaP tha verdict.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-Thomas Arm.
strong, farmer living near Madeira, 10.
day reported the lost Of $. 400 in money.
He had drawn the money to use in buy.
ing iarm, and placed Il in q tin can In
o barrel Of -four. The house shows
signs Of buTRlarious entrance.
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olEvRLAsp, O., Feb. 4,-A building
known as Rotten Row, occupied by
about 500 Italians, negroes and Turks,
vss destroyed by fire early this morning
The Inmates, many Of them scaptily
clothed. escaped, but suffered much from RON
tha savera ReatheE. Losa about S2O,OOO.
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ReilRlous Dllabillty I'M p,,,,,,a.

LosDoE, Feb. 4.-In the House Of
Commons to-day Nj. Gladstone moved
the second reading of the bill TO remove
relisioRA disability snd made long and
earnest speech inEuppoIt Of the mgam,Te
Alter q protracted debate the bill was dc.
feated by a vote Of 258 to 223
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Tn. AIi,anoo pre,idepta Nro.t,

wMalsoToS, Feb. 4-The Presidents
OF the State organizations Of the NG.
ioasl ALLIANCE met this morning to
formulate certain measures 70 be pre-
sented to Congress and to map out some
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DIED.

AiSs5l is5; Vn Wednes1sy morning. Tsbru.,vt 4
PiSS,snt, y vo'SlGck, a the iamiiy Eesidelcs AZ
~ ysSSa NAiey' Ohio, kzEA EIssEY, asei
F'l'eraI services al tho family residence rrlI,v
M'S.noon At . O'Clock. Iu,eracntn At Lin.
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An Ilcl,,Ccuarlan Crsmatsd.

GREEN CASTLE, IMP, Feb. EARLY
this morning the house OF Robert BOND
ten miles west oi here was burned TO Inc
ground and Bopd was cremated. he
was so years old.
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Vessel sunk.

BAlrrNoRE, Mp, Feb. 4.-The steamer
Oirce sank early this morning at her
dock. Some one on board 10 supposed
to have left open one oi her waste pipes,
through which the water entered,
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BosroN, Feb. 4.-Representatlye house
paIntels and decorators FROM all over the
country, began their seventh annual
convention here yesterday to continue
three dNVa,
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FlxpbAY, Quo, Feb. 4.-The Lake
Erie 4 Western railway warehouse 10
this city was destroyed by tire to-day )
loss, So5, 900; no insurance.
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SnAMoxIS, Pa, Feb. 4..By an ex.
plosion Of powder ct Nelson colitefy
this afternoon JohA Dueman, miner,
was killed and two Hungarieps were 90
badly Injured that they will die.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 4.-secre,
tsry Blaine has purchased the old Sew.
ard mansion in which he nov resides.
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TorREA, KAs., Feb. 4,-The House to-
day passed a bill prohibiting any COM
pany or corporation from employing
armed forces willis strike Is pending
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RocSroRD, ILL.,, Feb. 4-Fire partially
DESTROYED the business portion ot WIN.
nebsgo, a small town near here, to-day.
Loss $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-05
robacco FACTORY nurned.

ST. Iov,S, Feb. 1.-THE tobacco factory
Of William G. Hills was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss SlRpOQj lnsur-
auce ANAL.