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THE DUBLIN EXPLOSION.
The British Press Believe That Il Was Not g
Political Plot

The British Press Believe That Il Was Not
Political Plot
LONDON. Jan. 1.-The Globe to-day says
the explosion of yesterday at Dublin Castle
was undoubtedly OF malicious origin. There
are men in the United States, the Globe
declares, who would not think twice of
blowing up Dublin Castle il that appeared
to be the most likely means Of filing their
pockets with dollars.
The 81. James Gazette says It seems un-
likely that the affair is the result Of a politi-
cal plot.
The Express. commenting on the explo-
sion, admits that it is impossible to attrib-
ute q political motive to tile affair. Not
long ago, the Express says, an explosion
would have been good investment and
would have brought dollars from America.
but since that time that style Of political
warfare has ceased TO pay.
{ The National Press the organ Of the Ne
CaTthyItes. says it does not think the explo-
sion can be attributed to accident II was
undoubtedly a disgTacefu and cowardy act
Of me blackEuard, for which it would be
unjust TO held the Irish people responsible.
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Gave Himself Un

DENVER, Jan. IA man by the name Of
DemaIseript surrendered himself to tho
police to-day. saying that two years ago he
Kilied Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood, at Colfax,
Cal, Tor the purpose of robbery. He said
tnere was $500 reward for the arrest and
requested the police to give his son, William.
half this amount, as he was in great want.
Alter his surrender the man went violently
insane. telegram to the Chief of Police
at San Francisco ELECTED the reply that ths
mans story was correct, and that he was
wanted In California
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horns gathered ard yociferously crowded
the now frenzied Lee. A vcice in the crowd
shouted: "Kill the heathen"; an other,
Throw him into the lake" All were
anxious for excitement, and scarcely had
the latter proposition been made before 1t
was shouted over and over by hundreds.
The Chinaman started to run south ON STATE,
but was quickly fanked and driven east on
Madison. toward the lake. Hatless andiwlth
his pigtail aud robes flying in the wind, the
Chnaman dashed across the lake-iront
common, straight toward the piers. The
mob almost had hands on him within
fifty feet of the chOppy waves,
when rapidly passing suburban
train was boarded by the Celestial. He was
seen to jump off on the other side. and
either fell into the water or took refuge IN
the labyrinth of freight trains at hand.
The disappointed mob patrolled this shore
for an hour, Yieing with the tug-boat
whistles In welcoming 1892.
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BLIZZ IN KANSAS.
Wires Are Down and Trains Delayed by
Drifting Snow.

Wires Are Down and Trains Delayed by
Drifting Snow.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. IA terrific blizzard
is raging in Kansas and Northwestern Mis-
souri, to-day. 1t began last night with
heavy rain and thunder storm. About mid
night the weather began to get cold. and
sleet-storm set in and crippled the telegraph
and telephone service. This morning it
began to snow. The snow drifted badly
along the lines of al railways and trains
are delayed in all directions. Trains from
Chicago due early this morning are all from
three to five hours late, and western trains
are still in worse plight. The storm is
the most severe this winter.
The storm ceased here about noon to-
day, and adyiees from Kansas and Missouri
stated that il ceased storming about the
same time in those StatrS. Considerable
snow fell in some localities. The storm did
little or no damage. On the contrary, it
benefited the winter wheat CROP
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MORTALITY IN BRAZIL.

Epidemic CT Yellow Fever and small-Pox
Spreading Rapidly.
LONDON, Jan. Lord Salisbury received
to-day a special cable dispatch from her
Majesty's Consul at Santos, confirming the
recent alarming reports In regard to the
terrible state Of affairs there, growing out of
tie ravages Of the yellow fever and small
poX combined. Eighteen captains on mer-
chant vessels have died either from black
Yonit or smallpox within two months. On
some vessels the entire ships company, both
officers and crew, have perished. 1t is esti-
mated al least two-thirds of the persons at
tackled have died. a great majority OF the
victims are immigrants and sailors The
Consul says much greater mortality than
now exists is looked for during the hot
months Of January and February.
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The Entira Family Died

ST. LOUIS. Jan. IA special from Atchi-
son, Kaus., says: John Delaney. wealthy
farmer of Doniphan County, died last week.
On the day of the funeral his wife was
taken i'll and in twenty-four hours she also
died Two sons in California were sent for
and arrived in time for the funeral of the
mother. Yesterday both sons died, appar-
emily from the same disease. The supposed
cause of death was moving into and sleeping
in a new house.
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Franca FaYors Peaca

PARIS. Jan. 1.-Mcnsignor Ferrara, the
PGpal NunciO here. on behalf Of the diplo-
mates made a felieit0us speech at President
Carnot's New Years reception to-day. The
President responded and thanked an Of his
distinguished callers for tbs compliment of
their visit. He hoped the year Of 1892 would
be year Of peace aud requested the diplo-
mates to reaSsure their g vernments that
the policy Of France was that OF peace and
international concord
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WARREN RETURNED.
A Princeton Football Player Back From His
Wanderings.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The mystery sur
rounding the whereabouts of Ralph H. War
rem, the Princeton College man, las been
cleared up. The young man walked into
his parents residence this evening. His
uncle Frederick Crosby. refused to allow
reporters to see him, but said he told a some
what incUherent story about his doings.
When he left Frazer's house he walked
farther than he intended. and the next
thing lie remembered was the intention Of
starting for Harpers Ferry. Then he found
himself iD Baltimore, where he stayed two
days and came home. His relatives acti Dg
on the advice of the family physician, did
not urge him to give any further particular
until he had rested and recu peTated.
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Chamnion Trap-shootar.

HARRISBURG, Jan. lie, D. FulfOrd Of
Harrisburg once more demonstrated MS
right TO be called The champion trap-shooter
of the world. He met Captain Jack
Brewer. late champion. for the fifth time
to-day. aud again defeated him. killing %
birds to Brewers o. for purse Of $500.
he made the remarkable record of 81
straight kills, Brewer killing So straight.
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Arehbisbop KAnriek's Tllasss

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1.-The contIHued Illness
of Archbishop Kenrck is creating much
uneasiness among the clergy and laity Of
his diocese. The anxiety is doubled By the
fact that he still persists in his refusal to
consider the appointment of a c0adjutor.
Priests have taken the matter up and will,
it is said, attempt TO enforce the decree Of
the last council at Baltimore, giving ire
movable priests the right TO vote for the
election Of bishop or coadiutor.
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China May Exhibit.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The Chinese Govern
ment has finally awakened to the import
ance of participation in the Worlds Fair.
a special representative Is now in this city,
ana tomorrow will call upon Director Gen
eral Davis to learn what space China will
be given. He promises that the Chinese ex-
hiblt will be one of the largest, the most
novel and picturesque of any. The Envoy
is Chew Yu Ling, member of the Chinese
Legation at Paris. He bears letter OF IN
PRODUCTION from Secretary Blaine
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A SAMOAN OUTRAGE.
Natives Attack the Sailors Of the United
States Steamer Iroquois

States Steamer Iroquois.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. IA private letter
mas been received from a naval officer on
the United States steamer Iroquois. now at
Apia, Samoa, giving the particulars of an
attack on a boats crew of American sailors
by the natives OF Samoa. The writer states
that a party of natives headed by man
named Scanlon. attacked party of sailors
from the Iriquois. breaking the arm of one
Of the sailors and injurng severalothers.
They subsequently attacked the gigs crew,
which was on shore waiting for the Captain,
and injured one of the men seriously 1t
was an unprOvOked assault, according to the
writer, but he does not intimate that any
action toward redress had been taken by
the officers of the Iroquois. No official in
formation on the subject has yet been re-
ceiyed.
SYDNEY, Jan. /. - Advices have been re-
ceiyed from Samoa to the effect that an
other war is imminent. Two hundred of
King Maiet0a's men are said 10 be advanc-
ing upon the village of Luna. with the OBJ
ject 0f eXpelling the Mataafte insurgents.
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Cordial Relations Rsenmed

PARIS. Jan. 1.-The Bishopof St Brieux
to-day received New Year greetings from
the municipal council, with which lie has
for long time had strained relations. Cor
daily shaking haEds with tie Mayor, the
Bishop said For some time past the ques-
ton Of a separation Of church and state has
been In the air, but /, for one, favor their
union" His remarks are considered inn
portant, as an indication Of change OF at
titude Oh the part Of the Catholic Bishops.
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D4maosd nv Wind

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA Republic special
from Texarkana, Ark, says: A cyclonic
storm three miles wide was moving three
miles west Of here at o'clock this MORN.
Ing II wrecked many farm buildings and
did much other damage. The houses of @,
j. Wells and John Morris were destroyed,
eight persons being buried - 'iTa l ns, bus
none were seriously hurt. DaFts of seri-
Gus damage from more disIaut points ars
apprehended.
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the House bill creating bureau of for
estry and making large appropriation
therefor. Under its provisions there will
be Commissioner Of Forestry and Deputy
Commissioners, as well as special agents
located in all parts Of the country. and all
public timber lands will be Withdrawn from
entry for certain period.
THE NEW WAR-SHIP RATING.
Secretary Tracy has promulgated new
order relative to the classification OF rating
Of vessels. 1t provides that ships of and
above 5000 tons displacement shall be classed
as first rates; those of and above 5000 but
below 5000, second rates; those of 1000 and
above but below 5000 tons displacement. as
third rates, and all those of less than 1000
tons displacement as fourth rate.
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CHINESE UPRISING.

Lswless Outlaws Committing Further Depre-
dstious IN the Northeast.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Shang-
bai received to-day states that n0twith-
standing the punishment recently inflicted
by the imperial troops upon the M0ngoAan
outlaws who committed so macy depreds-
tions in MancLuri a, lsNless bands are again
maraudIng IN the northeastern part OF
China. Il is reported that these bands de-
stToyed number Of temples in that section
CT China, but no religions or political i'm
TOrtsnee attaches to the uprising. II is be-
lleyed that 1t IS not preconcerted rising
against the Chinese authorities. The dis
patch says The matter is partly due to
sgrsrian troubles, the M0ng0ls being land
owners and the marauders including a large
number of Shan Tung farmers.
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Arrival al ST Lon;s.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA. d, Sly. the Glen
dale train-robber arrested at Los Angeles,
Cal, Saturday last, arrived here this morn
ing in charge of detectives.
Later in the day Sly was put in the
"sweat-box" and for three hours was under
the inquisition. The only thing he said in
reference to the robbery was: Gentlemen,
we might as well understand each other
thoroughly. / know nothing of what you
are talking about-don't know where this
place Glendale is, and will answer no
further" a requisiton for Mrs. Hedpeth,
alias Florence Waterman, arrested in San
Francisco, has been forwarded. Warrants
are now out for Sly. Mr.. and Mrs. Hedpeth,
the two Wilson brothers and an unknown
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Miners Differences AdinstAd.

LONDON, Jan. Some time since the
mine-owneTs in South Wales announced TO
their men that they had decided 10 do away
with the scale system ana after January 1st
hire tie men individually. The men under
stood this to mean that there would be a ma
tera reduction Of wages, and there was
much dissatisfaction. To-day s.. GOO miners
in South Wales are idle. Alter a lengthy
conference. however, the matter was settled
satisfactorily aud work Will be resumed
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DENVER. Jan. This morning at Bur-
lingtoD, Colo, a Chicago and Colorado
Springs Yestibuie train was run into by the
Chicago and Denver "fyer." The rear
platform was smashed aud the engine Of
the Colorado Springs train was badly dam
aged. Mrs. j. A. Bard of Salt Lake City,
who was standing IN the aisle Of the Pull
man sleeper, was thrown to the floor. badly
spraning her right arm.
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The NV snanish Tariff

MADRID, Jan. 1.-The new Spanish tariff
was promulgated to-day II contains little
not already known. The Government will
no longer recognize the favored nation
clause, and the Ministry is absolutely de-
barred from making the slightest conees-
siOns on alcohol duties. The free--traders
declare that several Of the new duties are
Drohibitiye
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Governor Boies Sick.

DEs MONIES Qowa) Jan. 1.-Governor
Boies Is confined TO his rooms with the grip.
Ii is not thought that his illness will result
seriously.
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Storm at milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. IA gale from the
northwest at the rate of so miles an hour
struck the city early tonight, doing great
damage to shipping along the docks aud
causing the loss of one life, that of George
p. Sedler, who, while walking on the
street, was struck by big water-tank.
which was blown off a roof. The damage
to new buildings in course Of construction
is considerable.
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Union Pacific Changes.

ST. JOSEPH (Mo). Jan. 1.--Aatbsniie in-
formation is given out here thab the UB.o-
Pacific will relnquish the manzgaaieni q
the st. Joseph and Grand Island Rail-
road the coming month, and That u. T.
Robinson has been notified that he Is AZ.
pointed general manager.
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HE MADE A SPEECH.
Murderer Bell Tells His Life Story on the Gal
InUe

lows.
WINDSOR (Vt.), Jan. 1-Stephen l. Bell
was hung here this afternoon, at 80 o'clock,
for Wandering his wife ia the town Of Fair
fax, December %, 1889. He bore himself
exceedingly well, and on the seaffold made
a speech thrty-four minutes long, giving
history of his life and proclaiming his innO-
cenee Bells victim was his second wife,
who left him because OF his cruelty. She
replevned his goods. and while in the house
with Deputy Sheriff. picking out her art-
cles. Bell crept up behind her and blew out
her brains. He handed the revolver to the
officer who came rushing out of the room,
and pointing to the dead woman, said, u
did II :"
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Ranialv Growine Code.

HURON Is. Dak.j, Jan. lit is twelve de
grees below zero here this evening. A keen
northwest wind is blowing aud the weather
is rapidly growing colder.
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The Makepeacs Murder rial.

DEDHAM Mass, Jan. 1.-The trial of Mrs.
Annie Makepeace for numbering her hus-
band at Avon, last October. began to-day.
Makepeace threatened his wife with a
knife and she fed to her room He tried to
force In the door, when she fired a rifle al ii,
the ball passing through the panel and kill
ing him. The prisoner is quite a young and
fine looking woman.
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Fnplish oecupation of Pamir.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Yiceroy Of Kash-
gar, city IN Turkestan, in reply to re-
quest from the Chinese Government. has
declared in favor Of the English taxing pos
session of the Pamirs. He urges Chtns 20
do all in her power at the 81. Petersburg
conference to attain this end He holds
that Kashgar's trade with india will be
ruined if Russia acquires The Pamlrs.
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Effects Of Eggnogg.

BALTIMORE. Jan. IA number of former
workmen Of the closed Baltimore Sugar Re
fnery, at Curtis Bay. and other laborers in
the neighb1rhoOd, after dallying to-day
with the eggnogg of that region, came TO the
conclusion this evening that the refinery
should be reopened or burned. The threats
of the men and their condition made it
necessary to summon large police guard.
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Russian Troops on the Frontier.

LONDON, Jan. ]. - A dispatch to the
Standard from Ssbastopol says that within
a fortnight two divisions OF infantry have
been sent TO the AustrO- Russian frontier,
and since August nearly $1,000 men have
been massed there
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KING HUMBERT's VIEWS.

The Adoption BY Italy Of the Commercial
Treaties Recommended
ROME, Jan. king Hlmbert to-day gave
an audience to SignOr Farlna, President Of
tie Senate. and Signor Bisnicheri, Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Deputies, and. re-
plying 20 New Years addresses, express led
confidence thai Parliament would pass the
commercial treaties recently negotiated.
! hese treaties, the King d. elared. will prove
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Grin Killed the Giant.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Jan. III Ohm Dietel,
who has been on exhibition at the museum
as the fat giant, died this morning from an
attack Of the grip. His waist measure was
81 feet aad his weight 763 pounds. He was
a butcher in Baltimore, where he recently
married a wife, who came here with him
and who boasts of q waist measure of ga
fe eet and weighs 500 pounds.
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Tha Infinenza Enidemic.

LONDON, Jan. liking Leopold Of Bel
GUM is suffering with influenza Many
deaths have occurred in Vienna during the
week. and business is suffering in eonse-,
euence OF the raYages OF the epldemp
Cognae is largely prescribed by d0ctOy
proving effective in the nitiatory stages.
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beneficial to the country, and Parliament
should therefore display no heSitaney in
adopting them. Referring to the political
outlook, King Humbert said the situation in
Europe justified the belief that Italy would
accomplish the pacific labors in which she Is
at present engaged.
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The ClarksuilIa Fire

CLABKsvILLE (Tenn.) Jan. l. - The fire
here this morning was not near so disas-
trous as at first reported. A three-story
brick building, a notion and general stor
known as The Fair" the old Planters
Hotel and dry-goods store were burned
out. Loss and Insurance not known.
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proeitv with Guatemala

GUATEMALA, Jan. lit has been decreed
that rice. beans, peas, corn and hay and all
kinds Of vegetables may be imported free Of
duty. The duty on imports OF cattle has
also been removed
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Miners Buried in a spowdrif,.

SILvERToN (Colo.), Jan. Mike Perino
and two other Italians have been mining
near here. Yesterday afternoon Perino
was buried by snowslide and his COM
panions star ed in search Of him. They
had not gone far before. they too were
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Gnatsmala "a. ctions.

GUATEMALA, Jan. 1.-The Presidential
elections took place to-day. President Ba-
rillas requested that denial be made OF shs
reports that he was trying to incite . re-
bellion in San Salvador, and that he Intends
10 declare himself Dictator.
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Killed-by a Burglar.

SEYMOUR Qnd.), Jan. Early this MORN
ug L. W. Marsh. a prominent citizen, was
shot and killed by burglar who entered
his house. Officers and citizens are in hot
pursuit Of the burglar and If he is caught
Justice Will be swift and summary.
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Trsasurer,s Office Robbad.

HoLYoKE (Colo.), jan. 1.-The Office of
z. A. Haskins, County treasurer of Phil
lips County. was robbed yesterday, the
burglars carrying away bonds valued at
$40 100
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A Disastrous Fire.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.). Jan. IA fire broke
out early this morning in the Jacksonville
Block, and destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty, three-fourths covered by insurance
Numerous families who room in the build
ing narrowly escaped with their lives.
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overtaken by slide which carried then, ON
feet down the mountain, but by hard work
they extricated themselves. PerIno's hody
has not been fOun1. No trains have ar
rived in three days, the road being showed
In between here and Durango.
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Attacked BY Ten Men.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. Ia telegram
was received to-day that says the force of
Mexican RevOlutionists which few days
ago attacked body of United States SOL
diers numbered only ten men.
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Two Hotels Burned

MOUNT AIRY N. Co., Jan. 1.-The Blue
Ridge Inn and Mount Airy Hotel were de-
stToyef by fire to-day, the losses aggTega-
ting $4,000.
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A stock-Dealer Fails.

SPRINGFIELD (Mo.l, Jan. I.-Hiram West
morland, a prominent farmer and stock
dealer living near here, failed. Liabilities
O,CO0, assets $4,000.
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A CHINAMAN MoBBED.

Chicago Hoodlums Celebrate the New Year
by Frightening a Celestial.
CHICAGO, Jan. Five kindred boys.
armed with tin horns. attempted to drive
Chinaman named Lee Wap into the lake
little after u o'clock this morning. The
boys obtained the horns to assist them in
welcoming the New Year, but seeing Lee
Wap AT State and Madison streets one of
the n.erry-makers thrust a horn TO
his ear ana blew. Lee retaliated by
smashing the horn. This corner is the most
central point in the city, aad seemingly in
twinkling half a thousand boys with
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BosToN, Jan. 1.-Goyernor Russell has is
sued an appeal to the people of Massaehu-
sets, asking them TO come generously to
the aid OF the famine sufferers of Russia.
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Cabinet Minister Resirns.

RoNE, Jan. 1.-The Messengers. polit-
icai newspaper. says Sgnor FrTraris, the
Minister of Justice, has resigned
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A Stormy Passage.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The steamer City OF
Paris arrived at quarantine this morning
after very stormy passage.
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PARIS, Jan. l. - United States Minister
Reid gave a brilliant reception to-day, which
was attended by hundreds of callers.
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Wife Murderer Hanged.

WINDSOR (Vtl Jan. Stephen II. Bell
was hanged this afternoon for the murder Of
his wife.
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Recovered From the smaI-Pox.
Whitelaw Reid,s Renentinn.

ATHENS. Jan. liking George of Greece.
who for some time has been sick with the
smallpox. has recovered.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-11-10
Recent Inventions.

a mechanical counting machine for
typewriters.
A hot water vessel for sterilizing
dental Instruments.
\ fitting device for barrels when
thelI contents run low.
A portable dental chair which will
collapse at every point.
A match sale that yields one match
at a tine 10y pressing n knob.
y cross cut saw with cutting teeth
arranged in pairs, with a drag tooth
between the pairs.
A curling iron by which thel air may
lie either curled or crimped, and a
single curl made in one operation.
An automatic feeder for cattle by
which a c!uck releases II a weight that
frees II lever to open the feed supply
to the Managers.
a fire escape consisting of a pliabl
metal ladder wound oil Ii reel on the
roof and a means OF quickly unwind
ing il when desired.
An extension table with extra
leaves placed underneath the table
and connected with the stationery
leaves, so that pulling rie table brings
them into position On top.-Philadel.
ph;a Record.