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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14

For the Year EndinR.DeCember 3l, 1SS2.
 ASSETS.
 Oe liens. as 'e ''''''e ,'.,.., '-, :S b1,sec.o4 S'ocHs dMe "a en demand, 9l.2a6 % 0"Sh hands of bonded agents. s,457s7 Collateral loans and bills. receivable. ls,5lsSs Accrued interest, -', S!SS Loans on renewal interest. s.67S6O = and: aeents' ledger balances, aO.b5o6s
 fa over cost. and advances to members. 1,sss.5o olnv. value; '' ''''A " 4.7s1eo 1. Total assets. 8eO4.s746S 1, LIABILITIES. Current expense items. .. l,Sss.ss l0Stss there reRSl6 has been since paid siS.iSo- Losses i in process of adjustment. s.iiSS
 Total liabilities, s sO,s55sc Fetal Fetal iisSifitles, hsisfsl s"ssSss,s sS;sss.s Net surplus over liabilities. sl7s.9.ss0 INSURANCE ACCOUNT. - Insurance in force, sb,s7s ,ses % Annual income on same, l49,66o 1S Number of policy holders, 4,501. eas as # 2S p ,n ,s,ss ssss Gain in membership, 6S1.
 Gain in insurance written in January
 and EsbEuHsyys, 9sys, 1898. over same ina osa oo Gain for same months in income, 6.44s91 Insurance written in Connecticut In .,o ,os oo The com Company has paid in claims over SOO,OOOOO WATERBURY CoNN;. February a1. 1893.
 o the the Connecticut Indemnity Association of ?. Waterbury, Conn: .,.-,s E = s-s, s' aL-.i and vouchers of the Association. we have to IF port as follows: We compared. checked of. and yeaosrs yeTsa oi ths the annual State ent of the officers, made to the members and for the year ending December si isss and found the same correct. Assets and liabilities are az We Sts slso Ds SsaSefIy examined the claim Depart promptly paid i1 fS Sas ana sth mat all ciamants
 1 Our re ~eIsmination convinces. us that the As sooiaticn $ in hsslthy and :prSspeEc.IS. .S con on company S,TS is desira6ie and safe one to insure in. - Respectfully submitted, E.A PnxnIzros. .,,,.o,. oris NoRTanor. -e.'e'... oharee arg of % the accounting depaEtment of the Waterbury Brass companE, mr In9sn AS9SSS iS rne Shief s as retrd aRe msrchsnt OFFICERS.
 V. L. SAWYER, President.
 col. J DOHERTY, First Vice President. !. H. GUERNSEY, Second Vice-Prcsident.
 W. N 4 F. CRETE WdRETThR. Assisfant Manager. Agency Department. h H. w. LAKE General Treasurer. N -.. A M RI.AKESLEY, Treasurer Reserve Fund. THOMAGI II. AKTRLLE.N N. D., Medical Director. LUCTEN F. BURPEE Counselor. 9a88 GLOVER s. HASTINGS. Manager for Connecti- cut.
 Directors W. Lake, E. A. Judd. H. T.. Wade, E. B. Rice. D. K. Sprague, |. Alpiatt, V. LRDaWyer, A. M. Blakenieys 6. a. Wri91bs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Money on call easy at {.
 Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent. The Clearing House statement was: Ex- chanGes S115.25O. .7o6. Balances S5. $50 00s. The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clear ing House S1 ,673. .9bS.
 Government bonoA steady.
 State bonds dull.
 Railroad bonds dull, lower.
 The BtocK market was feyerish and un- settled after noon. As a rule however, the Au attOna w0re Rlipht
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14
OFFICERS.

V. L. SAWYER, President.
 COL. J. DOHERTY, First Vice President. J H. GUERNSEY, Second Vtc0-PrcSiuent. W. W P P. "GRETTisR, Assistant Manager. Agen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14

Directors-H. W. Lake, E. A. Judd. Fl. |. Wade F B. Rice. D. K. Sprague, |. A.lPlatt, ". LaleAWyer, A. M. Blakesieys E. A. WriGhh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14

II. W. LAKE General Treasurer. -s- A. M BLAKESLEY, Treasurer Reserve Fund.
 THOMAGI. AKTELLK. N. D., Medical Director. LUCIENj F. BURPEE. Counselor ea88 GLOVER s. HASTINGS. Manager for Connectt
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15

hurst Miss. was beaten to dralh ny
Kirby Miller whom the mayor h"o
caused arrested for gambling.
The slnugglcrs' case ut Portland, ore
has brnn poStponcd indefinitely 50 llr
rs concerns the charge of opium slhN1
.rIinw against the sixteen men lnd'c'"'
Jointly
Edward Hcitz. 33 years old. Killed
himself ut st Louis by cutting ms
throat. He was Il conSunpuve ana oe-
spondcncy caused the deed.
Two masked men attempted unSuc-
ccsSfully t. rob Il Kansas y iN3S
passenger train at Little River SWITCH
near Bclton, Tex.
In the circuit court at Grcens5urg.
Ind. Fred Miller, charged with mnr-
dering Fount Robbins, pleaded guilty TO
manslau@hter and was sentenced TO
ten years in the pcnitcntlary.
&. VI. PEBBLES, a ticket broker or
Denver. Col. was arrested at St LOUIS
and will be taken to Denver to answer
a charge of forging the names OF san
Francisco officials OH railroad tickets
Thomas Thompson. Creek Indian
boy IS years old. was adludSed Eullty
Of murder at Fort Smith, Ark. Ih2
boy shot and killed Charles Hermes,
about two miles from Eufaulu, /. T.,
June $, 1893.
A. S. Tanner and Ralph Grant quar-
relied about cscorting Miss Virginia
Gleason from church At Selma, Ala.
Grant was killed and Tanner is III lall.
The girl was crazed by fright and has
not recovered her mind
Seven indictments were returned
against county treasurer Lewis c. AT
thur. Of Bedford Va. charging him
with misappropriation Of public mon
CIV and school funds. The shortage Is
estimated at $4,000.
Eleven prisoners escaped from jan
at Camden. Ark. Among them were
viii Phillips. sentenced TO hang Jan. ),
1891 Henry Howard. convicted Of muir
der but not yet sentenced; two men by
the name of Bishop, indicted for horse
stealing. and three men brought TO this
Jail for safe keeping.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15

Powder willows" is the name in
swamp willows comm only seen in mca-
doWs. The powder-making Duponts
established ma,ket for this wood in
stream for a dozen miles above VIII
miEston is lined with these trees. Some
have grown to enormous size, and all
the olde: ones are picturesque with
great fluffy green balls of foliage in the
spring and dense spheres of misty gray
twigs in winter
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
TIE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EvEITS or THE PAST NEEA IN
A CONDENSED FOnI.
rhe Latest and Most Important News
of the World, Cuiied From the
Telegraph Reports of the Prcas
Associatious.
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Joseph +. Doe Of Wisconsin IS ap-
pointed assistant secretary of war.
Congress opens in regular session
and President Cleyelands message IS
read.
According TO an order from the gen
eral land commissioner, all ralifoauS
must revise their lists of indemnity Sc
leCtionS within six months.
The estimates of the cost OF running
the federal government next year az
gregatcs S411 .S79,o41. or some ten NIL
lions less than for the current year
Democratic members Of the ways
aud means committe declare that the
tariff bill will pass the house, notWifil-
standing protests.
A bill to pay southerncrs S1lDo,UD
for cotton destroyed during the ciNll
war will probably be reported favor
ably to the house. with the approval
of the Republican members Of the com
mittee.
The proceedings of the general
court martial in the ease OF Capt II.
+. Stiles. recently tried in oklahoma
on charges connected with the land
rush. have bt n received at the war
department. and are said not to sustain
a single charge made
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
OTuERMIsr

The Pittsbnrg Driving Park has been
sold 1T sheriff sale for 100000.
The Wuerpul Switch ana Signal Com
pany assigned at st. Louis. owing sos
0GO.
Another big gas well has been struck
in West Seneca. y. Y. the flow ne
which is estimated at one million feet
per day.
The New York Board of Education
Will try to put an end to cigarette
smoking.
Madison County. Ind. will abandon
the Orphans Home and sell the littln
ones at S.32:1 il head
ihe corner stone of tho State Miners,
Hospital at Rock Springs. Wyo was
isid with Imposing ceremonies
George L. Whitaker, Of Dunl;rly
lnd. has been commissioned adiutant
OF the Fourth Regiment. Indiana In.
fantry Legion.
James Il. Dills, Chesapeake & ob;o
train dispatcher. was taken suddenly
insane while on duty at Ashland Kv
and serious results were naroul,,
ayerted.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
PERSONAL, GOSSIP.

Mrs Morosini. wife Of G. p. Moro
sini the New York banker. is dead.
The dowager duchess Of ST. Adams
is dead in London.
Samuel B. Adams. aged 81 years.
died at his home in Eureka, Ill, where
he hadliycd tiftytwo years.
A bin granting pension Of S10o per
month TO Frances Corse. widow Of Gen.
John NJ. Corse. passed the senate.
Rev. DR. Edward w. McGlynn re
fuses to either confirm or deny the re-
port that he is a candidate for the posi-
ton of ambassador from the United
States to Italy.
Queen Victoria has telcgraphod to
the king Of Siam congratulating him
upon his jubilee and expressing 4 de
sire for the kings personal welfare and
for the prosperity of his kingdom
Sir Benjamin Richardson, an emf
nent London physician, gives it as his
opinion that bicyling long persisted in
will inevitably injure the spine tho
lungs and the circulation OF the rider
Sir Charles Russell and Sir Richard
Webster have been created knights Of
the Grand Cross Of St. Michael and
st. George. and Sir Michael San
derson IL knight commander Of the
Bath for their services i'll connection
with the Bering SEA negotiations.
Sir George Eliot Il North of Eng
land millionaire who began life as Il
driver boy III 4 eoiliery. purposes that
cooperative coal company buy up all
the English colleries aud make II one
vast concern. He says it would cost
about S6uO, 100000 To do it.
Princess Louise the reputcd grand
daughter Of Queen Pomara Of Tahiti
has sailed for home The princess
left her island home two years ago on a
British ship, and has been living in
Port Townsend, Wash She says the
story about her being abducted is un-
true
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Canada's new tariff measure will dis
cr.minate against the United States and
in favor of Great Britain.
The council Of state 1T Lisbon has
decided to dissolve the cortes, and
the king has signed decree ordering
the dissolution.
One of the cruisers purchased in the
United States by the Brazilian govern
II ent is badly disabled by an unknown
traitor.
A dispatch to the London Standard
from Paris says: A dynamite cartridge
WAS exploded in the place dc In Reyolu-
ton A number Of houses were injured.
The authorities have instituted IN IN
qnily as to who was responsible for The
explosion.
The prince Of Wales was nominated
grand master Of the English Free Ma
sons. The nomination was greeted with
the unanimous approval of SUu brethren
Whs attended the grand lodge meeting
presided over by the earl of Mount
Edgeunbe.
The Norwegian bark Don Juan, Capt.
oycrgaafd, which sailed from New York
Nov for Gothenherg has been wreck
cd off Iemvig Denmark. All the crew.
consisting Of fourteen men, including
the captain. were lost, with the exeep-
ton of three men.
According to pressure brought to bear
lIon it 10y Generals Mitrc and Roca,
| the Argentine congress has voted III
favor Of protocol With Chile for n de-
limitation Of the frontier 1t is re-
ported tnat Bahia is III q greatly dis
turbeu state and that 4 revolution in
imminent
Castor Hughes son Of the chief Of
police Of Montreal, Que. and PRINCIPAL
witness in the case against the three
young men charged with an attempt to
| blow up the Nelson monument. hqs
been sent to New York. There is talk
| that Chief Hughes should be asked to
resign
NJ. Drlmont of Paris has been chal-
legged to fight a duel by a nephew Of
Premier Casmir-Pelier The duel is
on account Of sn article Which NJ Drll-
.Eont wrote in the Librc Parole. ey-
pressing wonder ut the fact that if ,lle.
PREMIER was aggiie ed 4at anythin. he.
NJ. Drumont, had said. he did not de-
II end satisfaction himself. NJ Drument
IS the notorious Jew batting editor of
La Libre Parole
MARSHAL Canrobert Of France has re-
ceived a telegraphic message Of friend
snip from the admiral and sailors of
the russian fleet in the Black se3
The telegram was communicated IN
PRESIDENT Canot. who replied. thanking
the noble Russian Patton" for its care
ful preservation of the mopllnnnt nrnat
81 70 tile frenchmen who fell at the
Maiakol1. anu expressing lis personal
Sood wishes to the czar to his family.
20 the Russian nation, and to the Rus.
sian sailors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
HouEced "a Robbcr

bloomington, Ill, Dee IA curious
attempt az robbery Of an express car oc-
CURED Late last night at the crossing of
The Lake Erie d Western and the Ill
nous Central mile and half southeas st
OF TINS city. As the west-bound Lake
freE Apress train stopped fo, the cross
ing The glass of the south door Of the
United States express car was smashed
ana Messenger Weekly looking up saw n
man arm pass into the opening. the
hand reaching for the latch. Weekly
jumped up and rushed to meet his in
frader. The messenger was unarme1
having laid his revolver beside n nile of
packages at the other end Of the car
As the door Of the car opened the men
srsrpled, the intruder grabbing the mes
sehgei by the throat In the struggle
hlch followed the messenger proved tha
victor, hurting the robber from the train
20 the ground. None of the other train
h.en had noticed th. struggle and the
1tain proceeded without further molesto-
'ioh. Messenger Weekly's face and neck
were badly scratched and bruised.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
CASUALTIES.

Mrs. George Rupp Of Quincy used
Kerosene to start fire She cannot
live
Mike McGill. laborer made his bed
in a snow bank in North Amherst
Ohio, and was frozen to death
The dry goods store of Mason &
Son at Roam, Ind, burned. Loss
$4,000; insured.
The opera house. a grocery store
express office and ice-house burned at
Schoolcraft, Mich. Loss, 5000; insur-
ance, $500.
Charles Potter, Jr. secretary of the
Grcensburg Ind. Natural Gas company.
was fatally burned by gas explo-
sion.
David s. Crafty, a wealthy resident
OF Mount Pleasant township, Pa, was
Killed by runaway horse. He was
40 years Of age and unmarried.
BY the explosion of saw mill boiler
ut Navy, w. Va, on the Nol1's.k &.
Western railroad, Allen Brown was
killed. and Will Capley. Henry Caploy,
and Harvey Lewis We're hurt, the last
two fatally.
A light cylinder exploded on The
Peoples Steamboat line wharf ut Al
bany, n. c., fatally wounding Fred
Russell and Ed Egan. and seriously
Woundng William Becker and Ed Les
lie.
In a cable car accident on Milwaukee
avenue. Chicago. recently, six people
were seriously injured Their names
a"c: Mrs. Amanda Bdwcll, Miss Win
ME Thompson. John Green, julius Mel
son, A. T. Stitchor and H. Wilson. A
ICrth-bouml trail II, with fifty people
aboard, jumped tie track at i sharp
curve and stopped directly III the path
CT 4 south-b bound tain. The latter was
going ut a high rate of speed and
crashed into the derailcd car with great
force Both grip and trailer were shat
tered and passengers thrown in all
directions 1t is thought that all the
Injured will recover
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15

'Ised Clay Creek and white Clay
Creek are the names Of streams and
of churches in Northern Delaware. and
both names have undergone changes
characteristic Of words much in the
mouths of English speaking country
folk. One is usually called Redlycrick.
the other Whitelycrick, while Head Of
Christians, the name of a ncighboring
church, has been corrected into He'd
dychristeen." Appoquinminh. the name
Of township or hundred stream
and church. has remained uncor-
rupted, unless the Indians may have
called it otherwise.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
COrbett- t-MitchelI Eicht

'schsonvllle, Ella, Dec. 1.-THE So
ieellon OF Mayport as the place for Cor
-, TO tram, and the selection of tho
1acksonvllle grounds by the athletic elnh
- 1he place for the battle between tbn
american and Englishman w4re tha ,nns,
Important developments, pugiIisticallv
speaking, Of the past week. Tho f.,,.
grounds and buildings have been ,l,caa
- me disposal Of the Duval Athlete cl,,h
W Mf. IL =. Plant, and Saturday an
aichi'ect was Oh the grounds taI,in,
,,s ho.es ior q sketch to be used for tho
pnllains The old building Will form tha
center Of the new one. ana aron,,I nl;I, M
80 pulit an arena which, when comn,t.a
30 feet deep. 'ee' ioi.s py
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15

Island adopt Ad an amendment to it's
constitution doing away with the law
which made a majority Of al the votes
cast essential to IN election. Hence
forth in Rhode Island, as III major
ity of the other states. Il plurality vote
will suffice. This was 4 sensible re-
form, for great confusion resulted 1T
times under the old law. A plurality
vote ought to decide, because it is the
nearest approach possible at single
election to an expression Of the wish Of
the people. Sometimes two elections
are requisite if an absolute majority
is necessary
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
ts,. l.xncnSes.

Duluth, Dec. T. .at 4 meeal,
city council last night sl,WN u
for the expenses Of the clll1e'
nittee that will work for aa y
ton of Soo.5o0.tpo by congress
Improvement Of lie Duluth an1 i
harbor. The Superior eoahell Y
similar amount. An oItllhaIss
troduced repeating the ordlnan,
which the gas and water "
paid guaranteed sums on eAF',
its mains through streets Wht!s
elne j. insufficient 70 cover 'iie . .
1t is claimed that the CITY W.
not authorize such payment.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
suspended Auimat;o,

Berlin. Dec l. An extra5rda
Of suspended animation il rpm-
MilItsclr, a town of Prussia,
The wife Of a major Of tie arnr
parently died, ana preparadl
made for her funeral Owi..l
delay III getting a grave ready 4
was postponed until the fourth
the supposed death. On that i
~ before the time Set for tae j
the body Is the cemetery d.
arose ia her GOTTA, greatly TOD
OF those around her. She had
trance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15

Charges of collusion with gamblers
are made against the police Of both
New York and Chicago. and seem to
be sustained by the best of evidence.
Such collusion is common. not only in
all other large cities on the continent.
The difficulty of procuring police Off
GERS who are strictly honest seems to
increase with the opportunities for dis
honesty, which are always great where
gambling is tolerated
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
oheh carved Ills Rro,',I n

Minneapolis, Dec. - i.
Jr., was arrested 'lst ~ nc.;vth
Foster near Humboldt aad slN'r ~ ID /
north on the charge u ,,a.tooo, d
terry on his brother, va Na'fi aeair Il
Knox avenue north. ihe and
Itself into i cutting scrape, e. a4l abst
saultpd man was baaiy , Matto1
head ana stabbed in the les ar1 -. Il
mad mad, Iii lis escape and after~',1 '. vs.
rested. It is claimed ',u' arraisl'
at the time. He will pe
afternoon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
ANOTHER BOMB OUTRAGE.
TERRIBLE WORK or An ANA"'i-
IsT IN PARIS.
He Throws II Domb Into the frchch
Chamber OF Deputies, Ih'"rihE
Ahout Eighty Pcopic-ie IN zap
turcd and Makes Il Fall Confession.

Paris. Dec. 11-lnte Saturday after
room n bomb was trowh from the Sal-
Ipry of the chamber OF deputies 10 the
floor below, ana, exploding, scattered Il
terrible nail of IRON among tn" deputies
arl snortotors. About eighty persons
we're injured. but none killed, although
several may dle of tnelr injuries
\ scene of terrible eXcitcmel followed.
The crowds in the galleries were seized
with paic. and through binding smoke
and dust fought iicrcey to escape from
the builling The police however, with
great promptncSS had closed every eNlt
TO the streets and instituted at once the
nest searching invt stigation for the
criminals. Both in the galleries and on
the floor of the chamber many persons,
including women, were hurt more or less
seriously. The deputies displayed great
coolness. and their president, Nj. Dupuy,
appealed to his colleagues to continue
their discussions with calmness His re-
marks were loudly chetred and partial
order was restored The police detained
upon suspicion 200 persons, but after a
thorough examination discharged all but
sixty. who are now held under lock and
key.
The bomb-thrower is now in custody.
His name is Valiant. He is an anarchist
and has made Il full confession. Valiant
was among the injured persons taken to
the Hotel Heu. He had his nose blown
off He soon fell under the suspicion Of
the authorities, and. pressed 10y the po-
lice. he decided to make full confession
and did 50. glorying in his da>tardly
crime Early in the day NJ, lepin, the
project Of police. tha puhhc prosecutor
ana the examining Ill; gistrate visited the
Hotel Dieu and had long interview
with valiant, who Gained inroeenCe and
WAS quite iudigns MT at the nature If
the questions put to him hy the different
tthyialS Fipaliy the public prosecutor
Sa.l 10 the suspect Your name is Vail
.5ut, ana rot Marchal, as claimed when
You came to the hospital" After 4 mo-
n.ent Of hesitation the suspected Iaan al
nitted his identity and ccr feSS"d that
ht had thrown the bomb which in e4-
Ilcdirg injured hundred people When
questioned aS 60 his reaslnS for throwing =
the bomb valiant piled defantly: Il
wished To deal a thoroughly dramatic
] low at the institutions of the country
end wished g cate a great excitement
! endeayored to 2iH the bomb at NJ
Dupny the president of the tbastther Of
leputpsD | glory III the act, ani ] only
regret that my hlnd sWcryel and tho
loIb dii not eNrladc near the mark "
Experienced detectives. whose duty II Is
t. devote themselves entirely a watching,
II arcHsts and reporting upon thtir doin2s
@ld savings, express the belief ihat Vail
ant had a number Of accompiie :, bat
! valiant replied To all quest IONS on tliiS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
More sIunes for iar-t

Washington. De ~ }seata1
brol.gh viii introduce 4 bill pr7i1
additional appropriation for FL
puIlin building This will be 4
III order To have The building i'
Hatsbrough found i Was trae
department has intended y y
floor and stairVays of wood
take s.5,oOo to have iron 10
stairways. Hansbroush also e.
tha contracts for this work WILL
for six months or A veal, v
plenty of time 70 gct an adlia
preparation through eaHsress VI
laying work on the building y
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
tuitn,an Il 60, Fail,
knetrnliI

Canton, Ohio, d. II The
of e. Aultmaa \ Cj. mauafst De'rn' ~
.i,i,ia 1911 which /
Wa. Is.,1 'a3 Ionolu
Miller being appg gmte1 4Ae on So .. - = :
i understood. s entirely >ai7a 80. tan =.
assets are not far from $, 2,INa :, ~ n.s, 49,,
It's Liabilities are lin, S1a1a = -; -
- - -. - ~, Ga bat VIII
t'',. : - 1a.%. BE- prov
tho money market N supposed .a'iao,
ceuntahie for Il AZ ~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
s5------7as--Il9-a
OIL .nIaicr Smicidtu

worth, Kan. Dec - --.llisd
Of an old man. dressed y ! ~ f,aa
fern, was found susli ueh ant /,
rpfterss Of the log hoase, ag'a sfe
southeast of Lansing yes'e,,a1'a, ~
lie had been dead sf vera - :, sbo
was nothing about the hoas ! !, IA
identity Of the man, pnt ! n,bqr
believed that he vas ! lner nf n,
soldiers home. The oil ~, i :1,nti
have been notified snd "'i -
body.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15

Fargo, \. D., Dec. l2.-Ts''' ~
interesting ease in the aiS,..
1t IS entitled j. b. Ross = !.
Fire and Marine Insurance Z.
IS to recover for the loss AZ
burned some time aco n
resisted the payment. TIA i
leased to William IIclbar,,,
years, and Ross tried Ia ~. 1
out. Mrs. Hclhergrr went !,
to-day and testified that ,bo /
set on fire, that Ross tbrn,fs,a'
the house down over their M
they would vacatc the FIN.
saw the men who set the f..
were the two Ross brotba,s
pointed them out in the conr, \
persons. The charge made 4 !,
tion, and ii i possible tbat i
Of arson Will be brought agaip,,
brothers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15

ST. Louis, De-. = \ sprl1i' pa'
Austin. Tex. says the Cannon .loa. nalI
No. .. on the Texas Paeille falAgs ! ~
robbed by sis men a l'asu , In IN
night. The express sale va .,N N
It's contents and passehseis, IN
their money and other 'a.u,s -ss.
is not known what tha eap. ~,
pany's loss is. The tram w. T. i
by the turning of Il sWlteh ';,c y
bcrs, and the engineer, ilo' o','s9 w.
with the alacrity reqa'fcu'
the shoulder.