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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29
Chiils aud Fever Cured.

6. w. Messenger, ZIG Seneca
Street, Buffalo, N. Y, writes:
81 was a great sufferer for many
years with chills and fever, and tried
remedies of all kinds, but found no
relief until friend of mine told me to
buy box of BRANDRErH' PILLS
aud take them as directed. | used
two boxes and believe that | am
cured, as | have not been troubled
with them for the past year. l cheer
fully recommend them to sid who
suffer-"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29

Below zero.
~ inches remain. 'e's incnes-oi wpen
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29
A Billion and Half!

AL natives of Europe viii! find
something of interest to them in an
advertisement headed same as this
article, to be found elsewhere in the
TINES.
A billion and a half of money
awaits distribution to heirs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29
MisanthropIc.

Texas siftinss.,
Jones-I take no pleasure in life.
The world is full of thieves and ras.
Gals. don't really b-live there is an
honest man left in the world.
Slnith-Cheer up. When a man
acknowledges his own frail,ies, he has
already taken step in the direction
Of reform.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29
THE SILVER nail.
HITTING 1T SQUARELY ON THE
HEAD.

when Party Will Adopt the Suyyes.
lion Made by Prominent Business
man That Furnishes a Solution OF
the Question?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29
ShOrth0rn Cow aud Calf for Sale.

A fresh young Shorthorn COW and
CALF for sale. Cow is an excellent
mixer; $50 for both.
Apply to J. MCLAUGnLlN,
Deer Creek Bridge.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29

W. send in your orders for job
oroma 20 The TIMES. They will receive
executed, ' oe satisfactorily
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29

- Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale a. this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29

Tickets will be good for return until
April 18th, 1892.
d. E. hurley, Gen'l Ag't.,
t5ap Salt Lake.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29
Excursion Rates 10 Sal, Lake, Account
Conference.

From April LIST to 9th the Union
Pacific will sell Excursion Tickets to
Salt Lake City as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
FLAMES IN 4 FINE FLAT HOUSE.
TENANTS CLIMB. IN sCANTY ATTIRE. DOWN FINE
ESCAPES INTO SEVENTY 7sECOND-oT'

TENANTS CLIMB, IN sCANTY ATTIRE. DOWN flkE'
ESCAPES. INTO SEVENTY 7sECoNDsT.
Timely discovery Of a fire in the Janet apartment
house NJ seventy -second-st. and COmbus-avc, carry
Yesterday probably prevented loss OF Ire. Inc houe
+, seven stories high with stores on tho grohd hooi
and rooms for twelve families above. IL belongs u
Charles Ilavemeyer, ard is new ouiiuihs ou' i'
e-e.pr,o, Among the occupants Of the house are
Frank Damrosch. brother of Walter Damroech' ana
his mother The flames started In some way nO'
known In one of the apartments Of T. A. Carroll Oh
th. .ocond floor and were d dscOvered about 80 a. H.
hv Mr. Carrovs cook Ida Pierscn, who recently
utoptcd a baby and permitted TO take care OF II
I, tho bonsc She was awakened by the infants cries
and ,mclled the smoke. che aroused tpe NdIIV"
family and the alarm spread through the house luicAS
BEFORE the occupant, Of the upper floors could get
ont of their rooms however. the smoke filled the his
ard made the etairways impa,sable The engineer Oh
an l.,.,tod railway locomotive saw flames at one OF
the windows at the Columbua-ave. end OF the house'
where the room, Of the CAROLS were. and ne pie" inc
whistle Of the locomotive to give the a'aim' ""o" ''
fre,ncp were called to the house, the flames were
.prcadnc into the apartments Of C. q. 'Hrh' Oh tne
nir, floor and to Tr.nor's drygoods store on the
Ground noor. Policemen joined the hremeh ana heii"
10 rescue occupants Of the house who had not escaped
The member. Of the Carroll family and the servants
had shut themselves in front 10 which the names
had not extended There being no freescapes on tha'
side OF the holse, they were helped down laddeFs
from front windows by the hrcmen
The cook and the baby had been ined shshuy Oh
their faces In escaping from the room In when theS
had slept but it not necessary TO soma u'eh 10
bospsnl Policemen helped a number OF occupants
IN yet down the nreer,apes in the rear. lhere was
much excitement but all of the Inmates escaped saieS
,lnny OF them were in their night clothes wheh ''S
,aci,.I The sidewalk but they were invited to wa1n
room, nv hospitable ncizhbor, aud were made - % com
fort,be a. possible while the hteinen were suuuunIs
coed .lOsO Nj CarrOlls los WA about ", az,
a. L. IA Mr. Clark's apartments was about 9l,oVo.
smoi ,.raTcd nIrulture in the rooms OF few other
,r', rne l,s, In Trainors store was about $-,ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
CHALLENGED 10 MORTAL COMBAT.

Chicago Marc.T y (Spec.an. The llghlald As'ocla
on ~ Chicago I, torn with discussion. Chief A tor
dou Murray l. out with challenge TO mortal combat
The object os h, wrath j, L. ErSkne hcMhlan' iel
low ,cotchman who is one of the best known members
Of the as-oc,a on The trOube comes a. an echo rom
that Burn, celebration at the Auditorium, at when
nrcfty ,,sr, danced what strangely rScnblcd an I'M
godly ballet much TO the horror Of good scotch people
eut.ie th. Highland Association. No sooner had that
,or,oou, affair passed into history than there began
r,uv iputc, and quarrel, about II. There began 10
oppo,r hu, for expenses Of which nothing before mad
ho.n brafd These bills, It is said, were g"''"iV pr
.en,,a by 4 Gordon Murray. who brooked nns
concerning ht. proceedings. Al meeting of the inner
,,,,,l q, the Association held March Mr.. Mcmillan
lc CHARGED the chief with having attempted to com
,,it fuud The lcsn't is a lormlabc-loodng docu'
cut which Mr. Mcmillan later found on his desk, read
Ing as follows;
T. Er,bIuc Mcmillan.
.r | challenge you 10 fight duel with pistols at
thirty 33 PAGES within i've miles Of Chicago, az your
c,,l.e convenience have chosen my seconds Choose
youls. a. "OiND'" ''N "'''i'
p S-Copv ,cn the pics,.
Mr. Mcmillan declares that he does not propose 10
notice tie challenge but has publicly denounced Mnr-
r,,y a. coward and trouble IL feared. Murray, now
ever +. either fur from being coward or has over
lookrd the fact that the laws Of Illinois make IN y
sending of a challenge a pcutcntlary offence. 'hiei
Murray belongs to the warke elan OF GOrions MS
runT-l.r having been a niece OI the Duke ol uoruoh
Their crest Is the luniper-trec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
NOTES or TIE WORLDS FAIR.

Chicago. ,tf,eh 10 James Allison chef OF the
World fair b. f1rtment Of MannlaHnree mas pccn
asked 10 accept the place of Executive commissioner
for the OHIO B1id Of World's Far managers "ov
ernOr McKiary offers Mr. Allison Fio'ooo year l."
manage the ohio exhibit al the FAR ana supc'm'cnu
us collection Thi, j. considerably more Than Mr.
Allison or any other department chief gets and the
offer may br accepted
Paris. March i3.-The committee Of Deputies to
which has been referred the proposed credit Ior Frances
particp patton in the Chicago Fair includes Leon Say
InIc Eegfried eN Minister Pierre Lcgrand and others
known Ia be- In favor the credit ,., - A.,
It. Paul March ia Duluth dispatch says " In
connectIo with The iron developments comes the plan
f,r nm Ir,u pacc As "A feature for the Minnesota state
building al the coming Exposition conmssioner Moore
ha. r-tl,r,rd from Il. Paul where re met the state
o,,,.i,,,. ., a., World Fair IL l. his idea Tint the
Iron palsce he trimmed with the different variees Of
building STONE found In the state VIII, ,aroh county
All IN, Minnesota mining companies would DC properly
r. presented with samples OF then ores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
ER1STCS HMM FEARS 4 WAR.
PARTY EXIGEyCIES N ENGLAND. He SAYS MAY
LEAD TO THAT RESULT.

Chicago, March ia war between England ana t'e
United state, a. an outcome of The Echrng sea CON
pications Is seriously tahcd Of by Eras;us Wman of
New orb. Nh Wman !, visiting friends IN Ch'ag''
"TAe EaliI-h Government .aid he III an ihteTVic"
last n.S., "is under tremendous pressure 20" "oh
TIE Canadian Government which. being Tory IN com
p!cNion nd strengthened by the recent elections l. III
mood 10 insist that Canadian -'HIers be pro'e''o
and given cqunl rights with Americans on the h'sh
tca-. Bc,idc~ TIE coming contest In England b''W@'"
Tie Tories and Gladstone and the Liberals makes IL IN
c.mbent that a diversion Of some kind be created 10
insure Tory at the polls Nothing VIII 80 IRE
the British heart with enthusiasm ~ anything 'u'u
lated 20 maintain the fiction that britannia furs III"
wave and under such crcum,ta tanCcs II Is not hproo"
bic .that vicogoU, foreign policy viii prevail uurlhS
the coming summer In which ia" peace ol the "oriu
may bc threatened. Actual host!tic' are doubtful
but many war las sprung from less serious causes
and II Is TACT that party cAccncies have caused one
half Of ELglauds At any rate no party WIS
ever in greater strait, than is the Tory party now
The threat OF retaliation" continued MF. Wlman'
in the shape Of The abolition Of the bonding prvi' &C.
which allows good, destined FOR Canada to pas through
che United states without duc, and vice versa. would
BE- a tvocdccd weapon. fur more hurtful to Chicago
Detroit, the Twin ,itc~. Boston and New England
than to Canada II tn, is the only rctaliaory measure
Caiadd hi, to fear. after suffering the terrible cA-
cIu,lon imposed bv the Mckinley Mll u VIII have 10
eject OIL the popular sentiment in Canada, except %
solldify rr adhesion 70 British connection ana 20
strengthen the determination To keep independent oi
the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
RESCUED FROM 4 SINKING SNIP.
EIGHT sHIpwRl CKED MARINERS BROUGHT
SAFELY TO PORT.

EIGHT SHIpWRI CKED MARINERS BROUGHT
SAFELY TO PORT
Boston. March 1.-THE British steamer Pcconic Cap
tain Harndrn from Caiauia February !. arrived this
morning. She had on boarl eight .hipwrckcd seamen.
CaIaa.n Ilasndcu reports that on March , 30 "lo
l. De- when f. latitude % 90 north longitude Al %
west during q moderate northeast gale, with mEh
cr>- eea RAINING. be observed dstno- signal rockets
=, tie .outh ,ouf Invest lie kept The steamer away In
tat direction uutil 80 p. when they reached the
object ard found il 20 De- the barkoutnc Ncutui" 81
rnnr. scotland IN q sinking condition. \ lifcboat Wa
~ oroc dispatched - the N-.cIe. Aftcr nearly two
hours 81 haid ork tie crw of the Venture. consisting
of cirit men, VIZ recucd. The work of rescue could
only be- accomplished hy the survivor Jumping over
no1rd aud being hauled into the boat. IL II was eN
frcmcly dangerous 20 .ct alongside tie wreck.
Captain David Morris. Of tn wrecked vessel. stated
that the Venture -nlcd from Mona l-land. Porto Rico,
ON February 3 with cargo Of about 400 tons Of dry
guam, hound for Brhcuhc,d. England. on the fol
lowing day twenty two inches o water was found 10
o.. bold Al hand, wcn summoned 70 pump the
ship lr,. I'm an hour after ui- "A- accomplished
f. was found that tho vessel vIs uf' .0,u Eve ~
eight iuchc. OF water an hour Tie l'ah gradually
increased. and February he vessel "ae making
fon. eight 10 fem iuchc, of water an hour II wss
,o a,a ID, jc-t-,u portion OF ile cargo lu ur hope
t...t t.~ lcahy past might De brought out of wafer.
The following d.r Gity ton, 81 rhnp ven tii""n
overheard and ttc lc.k topped. bat when % strong
lrcle .pan- I'D N tc,-c -ur { l"li 90 hi '- ever
Ga February !. aud - they encountered s''"h< sao
from southwest during which the vessel was hove
T.. ~ie aborcd and Strained heavily and shipped
.nrni.. quanluc. e. water fore ana ait Du..ns
the storm Tie crew Kept constantly at TIE
pumps.
Th.. weather Ia-ted for six davs and culy by In
c~-.Aut pumping tie vessel kept nnoat Another
gale spranr up February =. and On March IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
TrryERr SHOTLDERS IT THE WHEEL.
\ GREAT GERNtX ORGANiZNTfoN TO TAXI PART
n TIL WORLDS FAIR.

\ GREAT CEENtN ORGANiZNGoN TO TAXI PART
n rnE WORLDS FAIR.
CHICAGO March l3-rAe German Turner societies Of
,le United -tatc- now numbering about $1,000 mem
bcr. were Organized primarily for the encouragement
OF physlcal ard mental Improvement. 1hcy were III
trumcutal n introducing ply sca culture into the puo
II, schools I'm G.i,agp aud elsewhere. md they hive
cNcrtcd great influence lu that ana other d!r'uols
pocrDtv Tie Chicago district t"oh he intaiiv" In
inducing the National Executive Eoard of the orHHhH'
ton 10 tni. All orcai part the World tair' with
view Of exhibiting the German method u physical cut
u.. the appliance, aud other mean, OF developing ''e
boiy and the Dimd. The National ENerlilVe L""n al
~ Ioul- iufui,tcd the management - the local III
tr,rt hoa.I .,d approved r. ,ourse In appointing i
coumi. Ion of fifteen ~ act ., Board Of control ~
the >,ne tu. il ve.ted the board with power 10 CO.
operate with German. Bohemian, Polish ana 9'""''
uaviar Turner. not included il the North American
Turner bund uc-idc-, If .s understood that 1t "ll
,pprourlntc S5OOOO toward the erection Of bnldlhs
OH i, World Fair ground. TIL, bniidins IS eNp"e'h
TO be- roo by 900 feet la SIRE aud the additional money
VIII lc furnished bv the unattached soc'ehes'
Today the Commission met 10 hear reports oil 'i'
committee. and 10 effect permanent organization.
Tie report OF the Committee on enc' Na' ""ol'cl
aud the committee was Instructed 10 meet the World s.
Fair authorize, Wcdnc-day with We" ol eject
In. d lie The report OF the Committee on f'fnilrul
fr,rilfou prov .dr- that the North American iuilri
lnnd dclrriic il. ppwcf~ 70 local directory o cvcu
W.o shall Incorporate thcm,clyc, for a term oi nVc
,.r uudnr flr name OF the WOrld't Fair commission
for Pl,,lcal and Mental Training ~ The Norih AmcH
cam Tufncrbund.' The, are 10 cpn'uiul" uie hAc'u
lea i',., ~ ,lc Coml,. on and have In charge thc
management appoint "A superintendent ana d'si. iHhi'
collect and di-hT,c fund,, erect buildings ana acquire
appliance and MANAGE the eHinbhs, ana hna.N 70
co optl.itc with athletic socclics 70 Tpie,'ht me
turner. of Germany The COMMISSION compictI IL
orcanizatiOn by the election Of thr I",oNs "lIsrn
and members Of the local directory President Johh
Glory ,icc prcsdch Challes Barry secretary j.
Iarting treasurer i. !. Rumpf, members al large oi
the executive committee Turner'S Watesuadt plhber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
~ rvc,rJyG SCENE Ar FryEEIr

baltimore March l. opeciall.-Augu,t Nelker. a
German, who had been separated from his wife for
several veors would have killed himself her funeral
Yesterday afternoon had he not been prevented. The
wife had not seen or heard from her husband for
time. After her death he sent handsome floral
design with card attached on which he had written
that he hopeA God would forgive her. lie made
anxou inunres about his wife during her Hines. and
uo heinz tod that she dead be seemed distressed,
though hc did not go to the house to sec the body.
The friends were gathered at the grave In Lohdoh
arL Yesterday afternoon and the clergy about
,o h.,i, the bural s.rves when Nelker drove uD In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
slfrsyiy.s ARREST For EMBEzzIGNENI

Philadelphia, March 1j.-NIlIan NNeh'
I.,nor a, thi. CITY was arrested Yesterday, charged
bv his cmplovcrs, John McGenscy's SON q co. 40.
Soutb Front st. with cmbezzlmg 5000. AIKEN 5
first Interpretations amounting TO $'ooo, were u'
csvered a year ago. when he aed to Ireland IL was
,ornd that lie Ind Lost heavily at the "ioncestf
roces The defsutcrs wife AT that unc lhtereaeu
for him. refundng $1,000 from her piiV"Vo 'o.'uhc'
o,d Aiken was allowed TO return TO his place y Ic"
,~ ,, Tho firm discovered that he was again robbng
,h.m and the arrest followed Al hearing bali was
safS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
VICTIMS OF GARzrS sYMpATH!zERS.

Laredo. Tex March l3.-A Mexican from Euclhal
County Yesterday reported finding on Monday last the
body OF a man hanging from II tree on ri Pnto
Ranch Near the body several empty winchester
rife shells lie said he did not report II BECAUSE lie was
too busy TO leave his work. Another Mexican TO-DAY
reported finding another body not lar rom t'e one
above mentioned in much the same condition. There
+. n, clcv 70 the murderer, but 1t is thought the
me, were billed by CARA sympathizers for aiding
United state, troops In the recent campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
NFW-YORK MONDAY MARCH -. Is92-TWEINE PAGES.

a carriage, aHghted and pu'hed through the Etue
c-oup OF mouracrs toward the open grave. He was
well dressed and bouquet Of vioets on his
coat Drawing large revolver he was about elther
70 shoot himself or his SON. who stood near him. wheh
the palbearers caught hold OF him and took the weapon
away. lie was much excited and struggled to Get
away. but he was hustled into a carriage and held
down hy several men until driven outside OF enc
cemetery III, conduct ri ghtened the women al the
rneal and several Of them nearly tainted beloie 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
DAMAGE By PRAIRIE FIRES.

Guthrie 0. T.. March ia terrible prairie hre mas
,. -,,ir, for several DAYS in the eastern part OF
poyrc County. doing many thousand dollars damage
loh ,howcl William Query. John Query and others
had hcir farm, swept clear Of everything and are LETT
pcunilcs- John Query fatally burned While Try
ins 10 save hi, home
Uutoa = D. March ia prairie fire tweivc miles
south Of here has destroyed the iarmhouses OF "a"
Nl. AID william Eye with household Goods and cloth
i -.ver,l sheds containing a large amount Of grain
INV ard farm machinery were burned. y large ssuoh
vi,- lurrcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
poLnr SHOPS cL0sr 1y KrxrrcEY.

Clneinnati March 13.- Covington and Newport ky.'
have brstled with policy shops. and ih"ir customers
in Cincinnati have been numbered by thou'ahds L"S'
night the Covington ard Newport concerns sent circulars
10 their customers that they would close on Mcidiv.
This IS on account Of the Goebe Anti Lottery bill thst
became law in Kentucky last saturday. The con
situlionay OF the Law win bc tested in the courts.
II bears the test a the Court Of Appcas the lottery
business in Kentucky has had its dsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
PRAISE FOR THE PORK IxspETIoN SYSTEM.

Paris, March l3-M. Duclo, the French revenue
expert sent the United states to inquire inO the
system OF American Inspection Of pork, snid +" "l
AsSoclated Press representative today: "s,"r.idrr
Rusl's system is perfect any'hln can D.. rh'
are no weak points IN IT, Every thing goes like cOc.
work under the direction OF Mr.. Hickman. Who T. a
real ssvant visited the different pork 'cenirc-. ANA
I came 20 the conclusion that it is neither possible
nor a6vsnta geous for anybody to pack or export 90
sin-l, hog that has not undergone a microscope ln
finU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
TO SWIM THE RAPIDS OF NIAGIRA.

Loolport. y. y. March IL tSpecial.-Anoeher ioor
hardy aspirant for notoricty, William j. Davis hshhe
from sydney New south Wales sailed from England Tor
NcN York on sunday last resolved to swim the Rapids
of Nia,afa River. where Captain Webb was drowned
In l--3. lie Is described a. powerfully buiit man.
unmarried and thirty four years old lie VIII make
he attempt from the Canadian side of the river Clad
in ordinary swimming trunks. lie will probably wait
untiI thc we ather HoderateS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
TWO NEW-YORK MEN DIE ~ GEORGIA.
THE LIVES OF E. Z. AUCHINCLoSS AND (. T.
OSBORN END on THE SANE DAY AT
THE SAME HOTEL.

Edgar stirling AuchInclO,s, fOrty-hve years oio'
son of the late John Auchncloss, died at the Hotei
Bon Air. Augusta Ga, at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ins 4 reporter who called at the home OF Mr.
Auchncloss last night told by those IN charge ol
the house that both he and his wife ana fainy hao
been STAYING at the hotel for about three "eoks on
account of Mr.. Anchincoss'o ill-health. ie pouy vi"
arrive here tomorrow. accompanied by the family
t,orci. p,res O,born Of the firm Of John Osborn,
son A. oo t,uportors at 80 A. Beaver-st.. died yes
teyav at the same hotel in Augusta where MI Auchh
clos, died lie was fifty years old. reporter WHO
called at the home Of Mr. Osborn, NO. 1ol farKaVe'
last night was told by the butler in chargc Oh Iie
hou.e that Mr. Osborn and his wife had leit the clty
about month ago and had gone South Tor 'heir hea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
ONE BOY SIZES ANOrHLR.

Trenton, March 13 (Spccisi.-William Warner. aged
thirteen. son of David Warner Of No. 2s9 Ashnore
ave. is lying at III, parents home suffering from dan
gcrous stab wound Inflicted by OTTO Krepp. OF about
the same age The boys quarrcled last evening"
Krepp had been taniallzed for some days by gang
OF boys and he says that last evening he feared theS
would DO him bodily HARM when he drew a knile ana
plum ged il into Warner. krepp arrested. ~ ~ q
cell last night he sat sObbing and meaning over
4 no aFo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
EMPEROR WILLIAM LETTER.
Kerlin March I3.-EmperOr William h better.
n1srLRHANCE IN VIENNA.

Vienna March !3-Thonsands 81 workincr today
ispcd In the annual procession 10 the erdVes "i
victim, Of the Rebellion of 1o4-. Many socialist
symbols were deposited tho monument Tic
police forbade the making OF speeches. Everything
WAS orderly until the return to The clty' the au"
of the police in brealing the procession 70 "fe'' i
man inccn.ed the crowd and caused se1'na col
lsop. Helnforccments were required and the police
made repeated charges before they diip.rscd tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
=, ,,h,. An INDIANA TOWN.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. March ia dispatch to Inc
sentinel rom BedfoNi. Ind, said Tile most us
,>tro, fire In the history OF TINS dtN o'c"'io" NV
rt morning when eleven business blocks comprising
if NJ thc south side OF tie public square and three
,.,lri,c. gdioiuing we're burned 10 the ground. Oh
,h. fourteen buildings there was insurance on Only
tirc. and ON these for small amounts. The IRE was
d.covcr,S about O'Clock In the cicAenhousc OF '" a.
Ioucs croc"rymln and T. evidently the work ol an an
irceuciar'. The library "i tltE AttorueH |s'lie AIM
,l... citv records were completely Destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
r,nAr,xG ELEVATOR on FIRE.

Fire was discovered near the ooher "l tno eru"
,,.,.a,or America at Io:45 O'Clock last night. The
elevator was wing at Rotterdam piers. North River
where il had On SATURDAY discharged load OF gram
on the steamer Amsterdam. The ulsDoaos peo'
yndne and Bayonnc towed the elevator oct mo 'he
river where tho tire WIS eNtingulshed The elevator
Wa, damaged about SlJOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
4 cRAyK WHO WANTED 500. 900.

Freeport, ILL.,, March 13-Manaser Charles d. hho",'
ton Of the Knowlton Manufacturing Company, "hiic
alone in his Office Yesterday approached by cahh'
who demanded 500 600 in cash. lie promised to S'e
him the amount sent the stranger to another part o'
the building for the money, aud while he was gone sr
Kpewlton gave the alarm. but the fellow escaped ane
ooull not be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
,,r,o,v,oy OVER IRON LANDS.

St Paul Mimi. March 13.-A Duluth dlspa'ch says :
Litigation has already set 10 Win the oAc''e'e"' Oh
,i. Nesaba Range, two important cases bcIh1 III
.,ih,tea yesterday. W. n. Draper iaN,eI sur ~
s.vs a deed for iroa land valued at 100000 ana
80. hx Iamos r. Hale Alfred Merritt aud others, vel
sIs. because in the trshsfsr hs contract Tor one