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nfoInkI,svlnnE.
a snseenanseas aleiAass OF Minor ia
-. NJ .,.a 80. = =

a 1fseeiIansens aielAnge of Minor aiat-
tors from MarsnaIl'3 Metropolis
The project Of making a thorough
test, Of this territory for oil and gas has
been taken hold OF earnestly by ctti-
zens and viii be vigorously pushed.
aIr. Sullivan Is meeting with encourag.
ing success in getting the options and
the prospects are that enough may be
secured 10 Justify the beginning OF act-
i've operations within the next month.
II Is The intention Of those In charge Of
the matter to put down OF least SIX
wells at as many different points and
thus make the test thorough and salts
factory. While many holes have been
drilled in this field, evidence accumu.
lates daily that It has been badly hand-
led and that indeed the object has
been to keep back development rather
than bring it forth. With q home
company there will be no holding back
and no mysteries, and people are very
sanguine OF good results.
This city,is just now being treated to
something very rare in Its history-.a
rate war between two rival photograph
ets. Best cabinets went rapidly from
s. 50. to s. so, s., 81, and now one Of the
Gombatants, determined 20 toreo his OPP
ponent to the wall, adyerhses that he
will take them for nothing. IL only re;
mains for the other artist to offer pre-,
MUM with free work.
Judge Campbell was here yesterday
and held q special session OF circuit
court Several chancery cases were
passed upon, and the argument in the
matter 81 new trial for Moylan wa
SET for January 8. Thesap plication for
q new trial in the caseIof Kull vs.. the
Mining and Manufacturing Company,
was refused.
The supper given at the hall last
night by the Sewing Society was an utl-
usually successful affair. 1t taxed the
capacity Of the large hall to hold the
crowd while supper was being served.
The Masonic lodge will hold public
installation of officers next Tuesday
evening. A supper will also be given,
to which members OF the order and
their families are invited.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will
receive its treat Friday night. the NJ
il. Saturday night, the P. E. Monday
night, and the Disciples Friday night
Miss Anna Mathers, of New Martins.
VILE, was the guest Of friends here, and
left for Columbus, yesterday, to visit
friends.
The revival at the Church Of God has
closed. It resulted in twenty-one addi-
tons to the church. 81 4
Circuit Clerk a. o. Baker and family
will spend the holidays with Parkers-
burg friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. selby, Of New Martinsyille,
is the guest Of her nd-daughter, Mrs.
A. R. Laing.
Huston Henrietta is home from the
State University TO spend the holidays.
The Mystic Seven will give d select
hop at Masonic hall Friday night
William Brooks, Of Roanoke, Va, is
the guest OF friends here.
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DR.. woop's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as a prescription by a
successful physician. 1t is in all re-.
spects the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on guar
antee of satisfaction. nav
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NcoNaRNss.
A pu.y nay ii the saaa.o-The Aatl

A DuSy Day IN the senase--ane Aiatlf
Option lsili Undef DahRte.
WASntNoros, ID, o., Dec. 2l.-Mr.
80. nav. X Alabama. presented
MVtsau, a ~ $50 4, "A
the JOINT MelnUEsan y ~ ss.A.s's is'S
house OF Alabama urging auen taeasp res
he odopted by Congress as TO secure the
~ ~. ~. troct;o5 az tho Nicaraena
speeey s7 ~ u az
canal ana lIs o0hssvs ~ i sH u, Nv
States: ne also E'E ass.a..s,. " ~ nIss
mortal OF 1eorge = Sohsssse, ~ SnsV,
ana osug bs tsa c9ny Z rseentiy
pointed py sne o SyunsnstS patS S,,.e,s
held IN Ne q 49,. ~ an . mg,s
ordered 70 M Ss,Ds ,sn ss,ortsd tyon the
hUes .o;..aa IN fnyeign raj tfons. 4 bill to
amend the acs y 1nsgE gsss.g ~ wv
Nicaragua cani, w Y ILL., M 1
the CALENDAR, a ne "a sass s eb
he Wouiu " =. ~. ~, 49,, 20 q
attempt 70 S ssS a sscentIg affsrad hv
Mr.. Vest em. oL aatssouli, y
the eon1Iseee ~ Sessss ~
charges o. PlL 49,. ss -.
tain census sh Nuai = was was, -
tayoraply anu f 4slesu' "a Ntsssseh,sotts
MI dawes Z, "a =, q; 4; ~ n, la la
reported iI h, ~ ale ~, g as;as.,ssat - .ha
anars, T Hi .ys . and TSd;sn tr;bes tn ~.
rlghA u IN, 1nu ~ oc s Sa thsm IN
lands owned o. sccuPlsa ny sne ~ .t ~
the !nulaI staso I'm ina hrsc;ns s that tar
Sreanon y \. ss.ss ,,snaS an 3 sssndor
ntoty' aia asmts, .''s ,;on fsr ths
me cohcuE .i.. !, AZ
holiday Ieouss Mtls .s =. =, III 10 Ss
70, ana theni =, ~, "a NJ E 81 ,
bill was I H;a W, s SaI tg ~ f.sos n
Dem; OF Ss' RI f'U 1,e. - sa I 4 ~
IL MI; ula1s;.s !. tsa,, - a.,isad sSS
wv MnsI an ,s hin cot tlie rirht 81
the ansiF0Pston ptn BY sA = - y
way ...., "a NJ. ssnda,s fpan ~
sussss Az tha ist tte' Hi shs isiJ
M9 ;Ia ;a;ormsilv withont losing lie,
ASIDE lni .naa az d;.enSSson ~ NE NJ !.
place, - sL t;i s eo,,l5 se wss oh;ectsd
ua x.a ~. W W. y gRan ! ~ Nina
70 ny III. "A4A N1sSl''1' = =
sota. Uo,hh,rn hovavar yieIdaa 10
MI Mr. W. mas paut;ns tRsn N Rsnsss IN,
a!I9W MI ss sn. " fayor ~ the rsso.
ADDRESS sie seIs - af f no M Vast
luton H ~ HI;.San-; fass +ba anno;nts
lpem. u Mlss ss;e.a, ~ +,.aat s.stS' tha
inent OF 4t;.ss z, y Sf,v
nVe clVlnzsa st ~. ta;tsSo he,nastesa.
toty 70 iIaese s " ss'As :. S'-4s $3.50
IN setelal ". q M 5pa-l,ino, ,ar,ari,s
Az tne stoss n ~, II Nav 1assag
introduced a Joint resolution authoriz-
ing and directing the secretary OF the
treasury to suspend until otherwise or
dcred by Congress all purchases OF sill
yer bullion, as provided for in the trst
9SoS 40 ,,ayo notice That immeliafeiv
altar the Holiday recess he would call It
up for action.
The anti-optiSn pill was ~ TAKEN 1ss !. up ana
Mr. 5aner el.y, " -, at w - Ps
S az. y I; HtsA 10 = $500 =
4si Ta! ~ ~ NJ. pa.L;ns, sneach a rafar.
onoo Jun, ~ tha sheot;ne ~ n Dalton,
h.o o IN their attsnf,t 10 rob 4 BANK
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osn. Ro.ea.eran I.ay.. ,wa.hihEson.

WAsarNeTos, D. q, Dec q General
Roseacrans, regis.srot the tteasury, ac-
companied by his daughter, left Wash
ington at l0.l5 this morning over the
Pennsylvania railroad fof California,
where he win spend the winter near
Los Angeles. He VIII be surrounded
BY al the members othis family cons
aisting ofhis son CllFl, his married
danghter, the vile Of Governor Toole,
q Montana, who left ON Monday Tor
Helena, andhiH unmarried daughter.
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mo Fnmou. IenR aIlnesL.

LAMpAsAs, Dec. 21.-The famous Igua
mines near this city have become again
bonanza. Ore has been valued at from
$1,000, to 5000 a ton. These mines
were origfnaIlyw worked by the paniards
and were abandoned in 1880.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it u pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro,
Iiueed, pleasing to the taste and 90.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial IN is
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have made Il the most
populaE remedy knowrls
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 500
md 81 bottles by. all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have It on hand win pro.
cure It promptly for any, one who
wishes 70 tEyit Do not accept any
az OIsIglA sia syrup ga.
CISCO. cst.
eegt9sl ~ IL 81 lo2 ~
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CoseRAyH BRsfINe Co.'sa les and por-
ter on draught 6-day. TTh4s-s
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a Square Piano for sa5.

We have a second.hand Square Piano
worth SO. Will sell it on payments al
the reduced price Of So.
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BOYS, sterling silver watches, with
Wnlthnm movements, ut 50.
= n. b, HtLLbtAN 81 CO..
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MONEY saved y SHIEl9s ySsf S SSs.
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REAL ESTATE.
F0 s AIlB.
10 R s. "a IIE.


One house, four rooms TVeHty-thirt and
-Four acres and q good house and utbuildinss
one mile east Of the city, S13l0l
Farm Of 80 acres thre9 and q half tnties below
MoundtYille. on Ronndbottom. ghty acres
hne river bottom, via ReHen .roo mnd honle aud
drst-clasg 1dineS on easy terms No.,
Farm - acTes, two mtle3 trun city; aplendia
Improvements; suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, u aGreS, one mile west o. bslaso-
Half lot With small house on Jacob street'
Centre Wheeling $50.
LOIS Of east end Of Twenty third street on
eASy ternl. - earj
House 81 three rooms on Pho street g
Double brick house. 35i1 and 13l4 Chaplin9
street rooms each, With an dem improve
mentS, $1,000.
2lotS IN Handian add ton. cheap
House OF nix roonS mo jacob Stfeet SilS1
.HouSo o. Istx rooms and hall. with modern
convenienceg. $50 jacob street., s2i7ol -.
House Of I've rooms fourteenth street. w
House Of i've rooms Eoh stgeeS Oeni's
Wheeling, S2,301
HouSe ot eight ro0nE Iabob stgeot hesWcon
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streetA $500.
Three houses on AoyHton street sixth Wafl
Splendid farm, aity acres nine miles easse o.
Lot on Twenty.ninth street, SsOo
one;halt Lot on Iecplloeh sssset cesiser
oas.haii los on Mecoiloch and Bslaoas
o1s.hSiiios on chapl!rs street Sixth Ward
one OF tho bs,s manufacturing sites IN tho
city, fronting on two railroads
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sioep on lea side.

Many persona are unable TO sleep on
their left side. The cause has long been
a puzSle 70 physicians- Metropo litan
papers speak with great interest OF DE-.
franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist inneryons and heart diseases
Who has proven that this habit arises
nom diseased heart. BE has e3am-
inetl and kept on record thpusands Of
ease His New Heaft Cure wonders
ftil rem ety, Is sold IL Logan Drug Cos.
housands testify 70 its yllltie rs Q cure
fof Heart Diseases Mrs. Chasl Benoy,
Ioyeland. Colo, says Is effect on her
were mpryelou Elegant BOOK en-
Heart Disease free
SCOOP ells dry gooasths dseapessi
Children Crgsfor Pitchers eastoFla.
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BuILpINGLoT FOR SALE

81, 900 buys a fine lot 10 Leatherwo6d
Alot on North Front street Riyer'yteiV.
Sl.500 buys q lot, 30x120, on Indiana streat
500 buys 25S122 feet on sonth York street.
800 buys 25x122 feet on South Huron street
$3.50 huys s0xl12 feet on North Huron streek
81. 400 buys hne lot on South Front street
$3.50 buys q lot SoxlSl iest on Zane Street.
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An UrRIeHT Piano
cheap.
+. W. BAuNrR & 90.
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I0SEPH "a. ARKLE.

pansion Attorney Notary aud Real EStatl
Aeeiit Houses rented and rents colloclet.
Olice No 85l7 Jacob street.
European SteanShip and draft agent. Paalage
Tickets to and from all parts OF Europa AID
drafts 70 any point In Eufope au1
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FOR g A.I,TEi.


~ = IN 13ffl vs.
No. So Thirty. nth street. half lot, four room,
with summer kitchen and large attlc 81 100
Three houses on Wood street high gronnd
No. 35lS, $50 and 1922 $50 each
Two houses on TWENTY ninth four rooms
each. 8, 400 each.
feet, 500 each.
Brick house. i've rooms and large store room.
No, $50 Wood street., lot Oxl00 feat SIX rooms
A good farm Of II " acres, one and q hall miles
nom the city. A good orchard. slS acres ~
ErGpeE has advo-roomed house stable etc. aud
tho best Of RateI VIII tell on easy termsos
trade for city properly. ~
Lots In no mann,S addition. the best yaluet1
the Eighth ward oIlyery easy terms tos . 4nofi
No: ass Jacob street. rents for s2ls ....,,.
No n Thirty Oh street nix rooms new lll
no. 8l2i ohRpline streeb ten-toomed house
ndfWo lots
Rricf house four rooms and hal, FostJ.
dFstand Woods streetS tnll los
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On and after December 18th, 1892
thousand mile tickets issued by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
will be honored between all stations on
the Ohio & MississippirRilway. Mw4y /
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE ,orIndtg estto N, use
BROWNS IRON ? TIERS
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The session Of the house to-day was
uninteresting. Itdid nothing. There
was evidently no quorum in the cham.
Der and the members who had measures
which they desired to be considered re-
trained from offering them, knowing
that a single objection would defeat
their propositions.
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FRozE TO DEATH IN JAIL.


A CALIFORNIA; Historical Character Per-
ishss In Lookup.
san FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-John Knight,
the earliest white settler on Russian
river, who once owned leagues of the
finest land in Russian River valley, died
of freezing in the Ukiah Jail. For fifty
years Knight had lived in the valley.
He antedated the Russian traders, for
whom the river which ran through his
landed principality was named, and he
piloted the famous party Of Russians
from Fort Ross to the top Of Mount ST..
Helena. On the top Of this mountain he
and the Russians placed monument on
which was inscribed, partly in Russian
and partly in English, the story of the
difficnlt feat. This monument vet re-
mains. in spite Of storms and hayoc
wrought by time. His wife was Dig
ger squaw, and though he was well edu-
Gated, he gradually became outcast. He
took 70 drink, and on the night in ques-
ton, vas placed in tho little wooden
prison there. II was quite cold, and
when the attendant opened the door in
the morning he found the old pioneer
frozen stiff. He was about Tb years old.
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STABBED His wife with tho shoar..

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1i.-Trank Ruther.
ford, a carriage painter living at Com-
merce and Elm streets, stabbed his wife
under the left shoulder blade with a
pair Of shears. killing her almost in
stantly. The blades penetrated the
heart, and the woman died before she
could make a statement. Rutherford
has been suffering from la grippe, and it
is said the disease had affected bis
mind. He comes from respectable
family of Columbus and is a brother-in-
law Of ex-Representative A, D. Heffner
of that city.
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A Turtl. s1ounta!n Council.

WASHINGTON, Jan i4.-John b. Bot
tineau, attorney for the Turtle Noun
tain Indians, has left for North Dakota
He is to be present at the grand council
of the Indians at the Turtle Mountain
agency on Jan, 20. to report the present
status of their claim before the govern
ment. They claim 10000, 600 acres OF
land which the government opened to
settlement north of Devils Lake. The
matter has been laid before the secre-
tary of the interior in the form of q
printed brief, and is receiving proper
attention. Mr.. Bottineau expects de-
cision as soon as he returns.
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The Pine Ridge Sioux Peaceful Out
wardly, but They Are Said to BE
Very Restless.
Especially Dissatisfied With the DE
cision that Some Of the Breeds Are
Not Indians.
Dancing the Omaha Dance With Ghost
Dance Aecompaniments-Buying
Ghost Skirts.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, s. D., Jan. IA
Everything 10 quiet here so far as ap-
pearances 60, bat there is no denying
the fact that there Is q general dissatis-
faction among the Indians, who, as q
rule, spent all their money last summer
In making ghost spirits and arrows.
There has not been great deal of
danger until the recent cold weather.
The Indians claim to be dancing the
Omaha" but those who have the best
opportunity of knowing say that the
dance is q mixture of the Omaha" and
and ghost dance, retaining the features
OF the latter. A lot of the Indians left
here last fall to visit the place where
the Messiah made his appearance and
have but recently returned, but all the
efforts Of interpreters have failed to
elicit any information from them con-
corning their trip. No one anticipates
any immediate trouble. but there IL
q sullsnness among those that partici-
pated in the hostilities last year
that is by no means reassuring. They
are jealous OF anything being said or
written about their movements, and
but recently threatened to boycott a
trader who had told some one they were
buying 80 much white cloth for the pur-
pose OF making ghost shirts that it was
hard to keep it in stock. In the annui-
ties issued there have been no blankets,
boots or shoes, owing, it is believed, to
the blankets being condemned. But to
the Indians way of thinking it is an
other breach Of faith, and now comes
the land decision of Attorney General
Shields, which does not suit the Sioux.
They claim the mixed bloods as their
children, and declare that if the land is
not to belong to their children it does
not belong to them, and that the govern
ment is only letting thefn claim and hold
it by sufferance.
Young. Man -Afraid-of His Horses was
heard to say in regard 20 the decision
mot until after | am dead can they
take the mixed bloods from u.s."
All the other leading chiefs express
similar views upon the subject.
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Big Blaze at Leeds.

LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from
Leeds says that O terrible conhagration
is raging there. The Resh benzoline
and soap stores, situated between the
combined Midland railway and North
eastern railroad station, at that place,
have caught fire and the approaching
collapse Of the building is said to
threaten to stop all railroad traffic at
that point. The situation is described
as one Of great danger.
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An AGED shoniiftAr

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. Jan. I4.--Mrs,
e. j. Shubert, an aged woman, and the
mother of d. L. Shubert, one of the
leading men of the city, pleaded guilty
to the charge of larceny and was fined
800. with costs. 1t appears she has
mania for taking everything she can get
hold Of Her family is wealthy, and
there was no cause for the stealing.
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ANOTHER TOWN CAPTURED.
Casas Grande. Mexico. Said to Have Fell
Into the Hands OF the Revolutionfsts. s

Casas Grande. Mexico. Said to Have Fell
Into the Hands Of the Revointionists. j
DEMING, N. NJ, Jan. IA report
reaches this place that the town of
.Casas Grande has been captured by
revolutionists. Casas Grande is south
of Ascension, where fight took place
some days ago. 1t is said that several
men were killed in the fighting which
took place. This report is brought to
the town by the cowboys, who say that
the attacking party was large one and
was well armed. Serious trouble is ex-
pected at Ascension, where everyone is
fully armed, and where troops are ex-
pected from Qhihuauua. A Mexican
named Sails, who participated in the
Messila riots in 1871, is the leader Of
these revolutionists.
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IN BEHALF OF GRAVES.
evidence Being Gathered which May
Give Him n New Trial.

Mvidence Being Gathered which May
Give Him New Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan Alt is under
stood that testimony is now being taken
here on behalf of DIR. Graves, under
sentence of death in Denver for the
murder of Mrs. Barnaby. The latest
witness secured is Mrs. Joseph Figel,
who became acquainted with Mrs.
Barnaby and her companion, Mrs. Wor-
rell, last spring at Arrow Head Spring,
Cal. Mrs. Figel resides in this city.
She win not talk for publication. When
Mrs. Barnaby and Mrs. Worrell left the
springs they came to this city. When
alighting from street car Mrs. Rarnaby
slipped and sprained her ankle. A day
or two later friend advised her to go
to Mrs. DIR. Martin, on Third street, for
treatment. DIR. Martin now says that
In her sight and hearing Mrs.
Worrell abused and terrorissd Mrs.
Barnaby in scandalous manner. She
says Mrs. Barnsby feared for her very
life in the presence of Mrs. Worrell.
Once she told the doctor she stood i'm
mortal terror of her companion.
Why don't you separate from her?'
asked DR.. Martin.
II would give the world 10 do So"
replied Mrs. .Barnaby, ''but I can't
shake her OF. She follows me every.
where"
Mrs. Barnaby and Mrs. worrsn went
to live witty Mrs. M. T. Fisher, on Jones
street. Mrs. Fisher tells the same story
Of Mrs. Worrelrs treatment Of Mrs.
Barnaby. To correspondent Mrs.
Fisher said she did not beheye DR..
Graves guilty OF murder, but had her
own reasons for suspecting Mrs. Wor-
rell. Another probable witness from
this city is DIR. Woirad Winterberg. He
also treated Mrs. Barnaby.
Petitions for Communications
DENVER, Colo, Jan. 14.-There is
talk now of getting up monster petit
tion to the governor asking him to COM
mute the sentence Of DR.. Graves. Pres
sure has been brought 10 bear from sew
eral points and when the time is ripe all
forces will be united and executive
clemency will be sought Governor
Houtt is a kind-hearted, polite man,
and one likely to meet the requests of
the people, provided the appeal to his
humanity Is general. Reports from all
points in the state show q general
change of,opinion in the last few days
Never before in the history Of Colorado
has murder trial excited such interest
as that of Graves. The women of the
state have now taken the matter mp and
sympathy for the condemned man is
spreading.
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One s1An Killed and Five Injured By
"a Boiler Explosiou.

One Men Killed and Five InjursA By q
@2 Boiler Explosion.
IRoNwooD, Mich, Jan. IA ter
rifle boiler explosion occurred about
noon At the North Pabst mine. which
shook the entire eastern portion Of the
city. The hoisting plant, engine house
and mine Offices were wrecked. John
Hughes, . drum man, was blown fifty
feet, death being instantaneous. John
Carney, pump man. was being low
cred into the shaft when the explosion
occurred. The shock broke the cable,
Carney falling to the bottom of the
shaft into several feet Of water. He
sustained severe injuries about the
head, and was unconscious when
brought up. Superintendent Buddle
was buried in the ruins and danger
ouly hurt, his escape from death being
miraculous.
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MANKATo, Mimi, Jan. 1.-THE st.
Louis depot, with all the contents, in
slilding books, ETC., went up in smoke
at $3.50 a. m, Two loaded cars standing
on the side track We're also burned. The
fire was not discovered till toe late to
save anything. The cause is unknown.
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PEACE WITH THE Pope.
/ I 4.
Reconciliation Befwocn the ystioan and
King Hnmbert Probable.

PARIS, Jan. ID La Paix says that
King Hunlbert has made oyertures to
the pope Offering TO compromise the
questions at issue between the state and
the Vatican. La Prix further says that
the terms offered by King Humbert,
while maintaining the rights Of the
crown,are fully satisfactory to the yati-
can. The paper adds that the pope is
much pleased that the ice has been
broken, and that important results will
probably follow the opening of the ne
gotiations between the government and
he Vatican.