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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
Mr.. Eill'a Effort to Preoipitate Silver
Debate OVERWHELMINGLY Defeated.

WAsIiINGTON Feb. 7.--The proceedings
of the senate yesterday We're of Il character
at once interesting and important. The
Junior senator from New York, Mr.. Hill,
made the motion of which he had given
notice last Eriday--to proceed to the con-
sideration of the bill to repeal the Sherman
silver purchase act-and in support of the
motion delivered carefully prepared
speech, in which he declared himself un-
conditionally friepd of free bi-metalic
coinage The speech received unusual at
tention from senators, from members who
had come over from the house to hear it,
and from large audience in the galleries,
but the motion was defeated by nearly
two thirds majority, the vote being; Yeas,
%; nays AZ. Afterward tho quarantine
bill was taken up and passed. without
a division; also q bill for the payment out
of the treasury of local taxes on lands
held by Indians in severalty. Finally the
automatic coupler bill was taken up and
discussed for Il time, when ii went over.
MIR kilgore (rex.), early began ilibust-
erng motions in the house yesterday, his
superficial object being to prevent the
consideration of the anti-options bill, but
deeper than this was his antagonism to
the bankruptcy bill. After long but
rather uninteresting hight Mr.. Kilgore
found himself in u hopeless minority and
was obliged to surrender for the nonce and
the journal, against which his skirmish
line was drawn, was approved. But Kill
gore was not disheartened, and when he
found Mr.. Burrows Mich leading an at
tack against war claims'bill he vnliantly
seconded every move made by that gentle
man. Between them they succeeded in
preventing action on any measure, and at
4:40 the house adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
QUEENsLAND's FLOOD.


BRISBANE, Feb. 7.--The water is rising
steadily in this city The lower districts
are completely submerged. In the lower
portions Of the main street it is twenty
feet deep. The shops and their contents
are almost total loss, as the flood came
on SO rapidly that only small part of the
stocks could he removed. Men are ut work
IN bouts trying to save the contents OF the
third and fourth stories before the water
rises to them. The brisbane river bridge,
which connected North and South Bris-
bane, has been swept away All the in
habitants are crowding to the highest
parts OF the city.
In consequences OF the interruption of
railway and telegraphic communication
only scanty Information about the disas-
tiers in other parts ofQueensland Is obtain
able, The number drowned is very large,
AT Ipswich twenty-five are known to have
perished. At Mary borough, In Mary county,
thirty persons have been drowned, Most
of the town is under water The Mary
river bridge, the largest one in the colony,
has been carried away. The town has been
deserted by two-thilds Of its inhabitants.
Tiaro, another town on the Mary, Is also
under water.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS.
Gross Irregularities Charged in the Man
agement of County Prison.

LANCASTER, Pa Feb 7.-Some racy de-
velopments were made at meeting of the
Lancaster county prison inspectors sester-
day. II wits developed that eviSenscnig.
ii political base, and outsider, was negetiat
ing for he purchase of the carpet chain for
the institution, and The accusation wits
made and not denied that lie was given
this privilege in lieu of his having had NJ.
i. kreder The treasurer of the board,
elected. The foreman of the carpet rooia,
who@tte recently VOTED OH Of place testified
that the board was pay ing considerably
higher than tile market price tai ehain.
Later il cropped oui that he had been dis
missed because he had called the board
attention To The alleged steal Inspector
Albert Smith WAS charged with having
sold bis Hues for the Endcr posi- ions. in
proof oi which the baker Di he prison told
the beard be had paid Smith Ss.T-i his year,
and hdetkrcrer Harvey swor. hu had
paid smith SD for his vote last year aad
was defeated this yetn btcattse he refused
to Hip, siBu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

PHILApEEpHIA, Feb. q. Flour - Winter.
sup5rne S.1,l2. Al: do. extras. $220fl9.t5 No. 2
winter family, $9.I5I3.15, Pennsy ltania roller.
straight, S3.5nG3.f5: western winter. clenr,
S3.a5e 500. do. do, straight, S3tint3.9e winter
patent, si4JI -; Minnesota, clear, S3d 3.51; do.
straight S375dgi ID; do, patent. S+.25li.B0; DO,
fuvorite brands, higher. Rye flour, S3.!543.3u
per barrel.
Wheat Strong, higher. with isasc bid and
1880. asked for February; iat4c. bid and 1oasc.
asked for March, allac. hid aud sa4c. asked
for April; sliic. bid and Slice. asked for May.
Corn Higher, with 32lec. bid aud h.a3c.
asked for February; sc. bid aud 4e. asked
for March: 5ae bid and 52t4e. asked for April.
52c. bid and 81 4c. asked for May.
Oats Quiet, firm, with Ale, bid and iil4c.
asked fof February; S'4c. bid and illtc, asked
for March; ill4c. bid ami iiisc asked for April;
4l1ht. bid and 4ia4c. asked fof MHy.
Beef Dull, firm; extra mess, SajG; family,
Sl9Gl3.Ho.
Pork Quiet, unchanged; new mess, 500;
old mess, Sla.25fGlD.1j; extra prime, nominal.
Lard-Quiet, steady steam rendered Si2pJ
ASKED.
Eggs Moderate demand, steady; New York
and Pennsy lvania, 4ktL4lc.; western. 40c.
BALTIMORE, Feb q Flour dull. Wheat in
active Corn iirmer. southern white corn Sc.
Oats quiet, steady. Rye quiet. Hay firm, good
t. choice timothy, Sl5 aEElB5p. Cotton nom
inal; middling csc. i'FoNi % lirmtr. Butte
very quiet; creamery, fancy 543sc.: do far
to choice, 26lJs &c.: do. imitation, 25c,i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
FATAL TENEMENT FJn7.
A Gas Explosion in New York Causes
a Mad Rnsh for Life.

New YORK, Feb. Fire caused by n
gas explosion in the cellar destroyed the
double five story tenement house No. i23
West Thirty-ninth street, yesterday after
noon. The building was occupied by
twenty families, one man was killed md
many persons We're seriously injured, Tho
dead man Is John Peterson, a gas inspector
in the employ of the Equitable Gas Light
company, who was in the cellar when tho
explosion occurred.
The Equitable Gas Company had been
notified of leak, and sent Gas Inspector
Peterson TO see what the trouble was. lie
went down into The cellar at 4 o'clock. He
had been there about twenty minutes,
when Mr.. Waschmann heard groRns, and
lighting candle started to investigate.
AS he was going into the cellar John
Manning an express driver, shouted that
the cellar was full Of gas. The grocer
turned to come back and Herbert Nc
Iaughlin, his clerk, took he candle from
his hand and walked towards the cellar
AS he opened the door a sheet OF flame
shot out IN his face. Then followed
laundering report and Waschmann and
Manning We're thrown into the street. Nc
Laughlin was hurled ten feet away, and
| lay unconscious.
The big tenement shook with the force
! of the explosion. There was n wild shrek
/ of terror and on every floor shrie&ing
women and children rushed to the windows
and fire escapes. They made no effort to
/ save their household goods, but struggled
only for their lives An italian woman liv-
/ ing in the rear of the fourth floor fled from
/ her rooms, leaving her 2-year-old babe
/ in its cradle. The little one would have
! perished had not the policeman and fire
men gone through the apartments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
GRIFFIN BESTS MURPHY.
Avery Hard Fight for the Feather
weight Championship.
KNOCKED OUT IN SEVEN ROUNDS.

The Massachusetts hoy Gets the Decision
After IL Bloody Battle, in Which tho
Australian Fought Several Rounds with
BrolSen Wrist. 81.
CoNEY ISLAND, n. y, Feb. 7.-Despite
the stormy weather there was a large and
enthusiastic crowd of sporting men assem-
bled at the Coney Island Athletic club last
night to witness the fight between Johnny
Griffin, OF Brnintree, Mass, and Austria
Ian Billy Murphy, who fought for the
featherweaht championship and a purse
of $1,000. Jack Connolly was referee of the
big fight In addition to this finish fight
there was an additional attraction OF a
twenty round contest between Kid Hogan,
of Brooklyn, and Dolly Lyons, of New
York This was a lively 'go throughout,
but Lyons had the best of it from the start,
and al the end of the twentieth round WAS
awarded the decision.
The Big Fight.
There was n slight intermission between
the conclusion of the first fight and the
beginning of he second. The fighters were
OH the stage before the announcement was
completed. Billy Murphy, of New Ica-
land. was accompanied by his seconds,
Martin Murphy, Charley Horan and \. f.
MURPHY, WIN snapper biTflSbn dS
timer. The seconds of Johnny Griffin were
Jimmy Carroll, Phil Conway and Jack
McGee with John McGrath of Boston, as
timer Bob Stoll held the official time.
First round Murphy started in bent upon
doing up his man at once, but Griffin landed
hard left which drove Murphy back. Tie
round was Of the hurricane order, and II was
plain that Griffin had more science, but when
Murphy hit It was for keeps. Murphy rushed
Grimm to the ropes covering his mouth with
his hand, Grtflin pushed his old tactics of not
going back h step only when Murphy forced
his left and kot hard right for his pains.
Second ruiind-tiriilin forced the fighting
and tina listliest kind Of slugging followed.
They WENT TO intighting constantly, and the
punching was OF the liyellcst kind. Murphy
In one of tha rushes knpeked Griffin clean
through the ropes with his shoulder, and on
another occasion knocked him to the floor
with his body. Both men fought rapidly and
like gladiators. their blows landing on each
other like hail.
Third reund-Murphy lead and Griffin coun-
tered hard left, forcing Murphy to his knees.
When he gpt up the Braintree lad began
pounding hiS, but got n singing left In the
nose which Started the blood. The fight was
bulldog llkesluring the balance of the round.
They clinellasl punched while lockod together,
and did eyerSthing but kick and bite. Griffin
tried to throw Murphy, but tho ropes saved
him from possible foul Murphy, instead OF
fighting sauarely, would run his head into
Griffin's chest Griffin stopped that by a
pretty uppercut. Murphy was bleeding from
the nose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.
Senator Neeb's Proposition to Reduce
the Cost of Illumination.

HARRISBURG, Feb. I.-Senator Neeb, OF
Allegheny introduced bill last night
which provides for the creation of u board
OF inspectors for the supervision and regu-
lation of natural and artificial gas, electric
light, heat and power companies, fixing
the maximum charge for the same to the
consumers. and the testing of the meters
used to measure the supply. 1t authorizes
the governor to appoint IL chief Inspector.
at II salary of s., 900 year, and six assist
ami inspectors at 5000 each per annum.
The maximum charge for illuminating
gas is fixed at twenty-tiv cents per thou
sand cubic feet. Natural and fuel gas
twenty two and one-half cents per thou
sand; electric energy, seventeen cents per
Pennsylvania unit. The principal Office is
to be in Harrisburg, with Offices and test.
ing rooms in Pttsburg and Philadelphia.
A bill was also introduced in the senate
providing that no judges shall sit except
in the open court room. Both houses read
large number of bills the first time.
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thereof. By tNusluR adfertisenishts 20 be
+. posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters In six OF the most public
places oil the cndnty OF Now Cnstle re-
qmruR all persons having demands
against The estate 10 present the same, or
abide by an uct ct Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause tho
came 10 he Inserted within tho same per-
iod in he llulil Republicans, newspaper
published IN Wilmington, Del. and to be
continued therein three weeks. q. o. d.
I--N Given under the hand and seaN
s. S. ( OF etiira Of the Register atore5nid
~ AT Wilmington. in New Castle
county aforesaid. the day aud year above
]. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
NOTICE j. hsreiiS giVaH that letterS OF
Administration were in due form of law
granted uutn tho undersigned on the 9lth
day at B",teiiiNei. a. ID, 1881, md that all
persons having clRtm9 aHHilist the es-
ihte OF the d"eeased must present tue
same duly attostea 10 the said Atl'ninis-
irat0t, on or before the .1th day of Dec,
1873, or abide tine Act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided.
ANNE BURk e.
hdmintsiratrix.
Address. Geo 4. Brown. Esq, Attor-
ney al Law. Wilmington. Del, il4
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Sudden Death of a Judge.

PoT1svIILE, Pa, Feb 7.-David B.
Green, associate judge of Schuylkill county
courts, died last night. He was stricken
with paralysis at $ o'clock in the morning
and remained unconscious till his death in
the evening. lie was the only Republican
of the three judges of this county's courts.
Judge pershins, the presiding Judge has
been very sick since early in December, and
Is now sojourning at Atlantic City for the
benefit pf his health. Judge Green WAS
65 years old and was boi il in Berks county
lie was first appointed to the bench III
1864, and. with one intermission OF several
years, he has served on the bench ever
siupa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
SEPARATION.

II it were land, OH weary feet could travell
il it were sea, T. ship might cleave the wave;
II II were Death, sad Love could look to heaven
And see through tears the sunlight on the
grave.
Not land or aea or death keeps us apart,
But only thou. oh. unforgivlng Heartl
II it we're land, through piercing thorns I'd
travel;
If 1t were sea, I'd cross to thee or die;
II it we're Death, I'd tear Lies veil asunder
That might see thee with clearer eye.
All, none OF these could keep our souls apart;
korget, forgive, OH. unforgiving Heart!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

ROCHESTER. n. Y, Feb. Master
Workman james Hughes. convicted of
extorting money from members of the
Rochester Clothing Exchange, gave him
self up Mt the penitentiary yesterday to
begin serving his years sentence. He has
been ont on bail, and could not be found
when the decision OF the court was handed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

SAN FEANclsto, Fcb 7.-'fhe Pacific rail
steamer City of Pekins, which sailed from
Gakuhoma jan. 10 aud witch has hrtn
long overdue, is safe in her dock hay ing
reached there ia tow ltst evening. Captain
Searles reports thai sYl!cn the steamer Wns
l,iW miles from san francisco the shaft
broke 1t was impossible to mend il. and
the vessel prnceudcd under sail. licyaad
the long delay ard the breaking of the
shaft nothing exciting occurred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
Discussing HAWAIIAN Af,airs.

WAsHlNGToN, Feb Preliminary to
the conference between the secretary of
state and the annexation commissioners
conferences We're held yesterday at the
White House between the president, Sec
tRries john W. Foster and Tracy and At
torneS General Miller. What was accom-
piished AT these conferences cannot b. aS-
eertdined. The secretary of state said that
no arrangements had been made fot HE
reception Of the lluwaiians by the presi.
dent
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NAsurNGro&, Feb /. secretary Noble
has received telegram from Inspector
Gisucy, at Pine tidge, 5. D., in which he
says that the police have returned from
their pursuit OF the Indians who muir
aercd six cowboys, and report haNinl;
killed nhent sixteen miles from the agency
three Indians who participated in the
martter NJ outbreak OF the Indians or
further trouble is anticipated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
An English N.hlemnn Dead.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Baron Brabourne is
dead, aged g. His full name was the
Right Hon. Edward lIu2cssen knatchbull-
Hngessen. lie was distinguished as
Liberal leader until his elevation TO the
petrage by Mr., Gladstone in 1850, when lie
became a pronounced Tory. He was the
author of numberless fairy tales which
were the delight of children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
CHURCH AND STATE.
Their Relations Clearly Defined
by Cardinal Gibbons.
THERE SHOULD BE NO ALLIANCE

WHILE the Church Is the Bnlwarit of the
Nation, Governmental Patronage Would
Tend TO Diminish Its Uscfulness-The
Pulpit Must Not be Muzzled.
PHILApEIPHlA, Feb. THE Catholic
hierarchy of the United States was repre-
sented at the annual dinner of the atholic
club last evening by its most distinguished
prelates There was present as the guests
of the club Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop
Corrigan, Archbishop Ryan, Bishop Iteanc,
rector of the Catholic university at Wash
ington, and William f, Ilarrity, chairman
Of the Democratic national committee.
The dinner was held in the art gallery of
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M.ns,ea to peath by Goa, cars.

WiLKEsnAaRE, Pa, Feb Yesterday
afternoon LOADED coal cnr came down the
slopc operated by e. T. King Il Co., which
w4s nj II steep incline, and crashed into
four men who We're at the bottom, who
were stephen Marrisko, John Mldley,
Charles johnson and Anthony Terrasko.
Two Of them, Marrisko and Midley, were
killed outright, and the other two are not
expected to live They were all badly
mungied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

A Careless Operator Jailed,

JERSEY CITY, Feb 7-George June, the
operator of the Pennsylvania railroad, who
was charged by a coroner's jury with the
death of Jeffray Biewita on Jan. 10 by
a collision on the Hackensack meadows,
between a Newark local and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio express, was arrested yes
terday afternoon, charged with man
1t. and in default of $4,000 bail
was con,mitfsSfH,,2 the county Jail.
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CALCUTTA, Feb The British forces
making war upon the Kachyen tribes have
won a decisive advantage over the enemy
by capturing their stockados In the Sima
district. The stockades were carried by as
sault, and the kachyens made a fierce re-
sistance, but were finally overcome, with
loss to the British of two killed and six
wounded. Twenty four of the kachyens
were killed
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nrnnl,ennes. Among Inaian..

WASHINGTON, Feb. Indian Agent Me-
Langhlh, in charge Of theagenc. at Stand
ing Rock, \, D., has written to the com
missioner of indian affairs calling attention
to the increase OF drunkenness among the
Indians enlisted in the regular army and
thr consequent decentralization Of the In.
diuns on his reservation. and asking that
some measure be adopted TO correct the
..GH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

PIrTsRURG. Feb. IA shocking child
murder was discovered at Glenwood, on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, yester-
day The dead infant was found on the
main tracks, in the railroad yard, just
after the limited express, west bound, had
passed the station II IS supposed that the
baby, evidently about three months old.
was thrown from the express train.
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His Head Nearly Torn or,

NEwAte, y. J.. Feb, ! Harry Il. Mooney,
proprietor OF Moneys exWcss, was in.
stantly killed while stepping from an
electric car at the Market street depot of
the Pennsylvania railroad last night Ills
skull was fractured by coming in contact
with an electric pole and his head wa4
nenriN torn from Ills bpdy.
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sudden nca,h of an Educator,

LAKEWOOD, y J., Feb Professor j.
+. Worcester, .Ir.. ID, ID, $, professor of
systematic theology at the Onion Theo.
Logical seminary, New York, died here yes
ter,iay OF beaft failure, after I, very brief
illness. lie was in his -Ath year, aud has
beef, connected with the Euion Theological
seminary for II year and II half
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TRENTON, Feb. 1.-Goyernor Werts has
made the following appointments: Bird w.
Spencer, as member Of the state board of
assessors (reappointment); j. Bingham
Woodward, as member of the state board
of education, in place of John II. Scudder,
OF the Second congressional district, and
Milford w. Ludlam, as lay judge OF the
court Of common pleas in Cumberland
county
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Death of Ex-I,urves. Zimmerman,

SnAMoKIN, Pa, Feb Major j. Fl.
Zimmerman, a prominent Democrat, ex.
member of the assembly aud burgess of
this city for five terms, died yesterday of
rheumatism Of the heart
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HARRt-nRG, Feb while Jacob Me
Coy and I3arzrllus Brigglcr. of this city.
We're aditlst Z a section OF large fly
wheel al Met armiek 5 Universal mill the
Chain broke and the two men were thrown
into deep pit They were 80 baliy
crushed That Mccoy died a few hours lattt
aud Briesler lies, i'll a critical condition
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A Murderer brought naoIs.

WuKEepARRE. PA, Feb Tom Brown,
charged With The marder oi another negro
named Robinson, AT Eheryale two weeks
ago, and who escaped At the time, was ar.
rested at Niagara Falls on Saturday last
He was brought TO this city yesterday aud
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IN. uot,man-Hlddle Election Contest.

TElS1ps,, Feb The special election
committee OF the senate held long ses-
sion yesterday, during which eX-ludge
Pauroast summed up Tor the defendant in
the Riddle Hoffman contested seat case,
and Allen l.. McDermoti got half way
through his argument for Mr. Riddle. The
coMnnilte is in session again today.
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A Monster coal Co,,,,I,,,tion.

PlrTsBtRa, Pa, Feb. IA combination
of all the railroad mines in Western Penn.
syNania Coal company is forming Plans
are almost completed, and there is now
fully So, ,e00n90 from one hundred opera
tors in ihe pool, The idea is to establish
uniform prices and ciirtail expenses
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HUNTINGDON, Pa, Feb John Brown
and John otBryan, of Philadelphia, and
Warren Ernminger, of Harrisburg, in
mates of the Huntington reformatory
who We're employed in The boiler house, of
fected their escape over the main wall by
means of a ladder and rope The authori
ties have no trace of their whereabouts
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the Art club, and
about 200 gentle
men, prominent in
tho business an d
social life of the
city, were present.
Colonel John |.
ogers, pre- s j
dent of the club,
presided. Behind
the distinguished
guests was hung
II large piece OF
tapestry elnbroil-
a,.n,l1,.itb the arms
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ATHENS, Feb. T. Despite the large
amount of supplies already sent to Xante
and the preparations 10 send more, the
island is threatened with a general famine.
Three more heavy shocks were felt on the
island yesterday. In ono village eighty
five houses were demolished and MANY
lives were lost
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NEST CHESTER, Pa, Feb. THE villnga
OF Lahdenbcrg was visited by burglars
during the night. The citizens of the place
arc in state of intense excitement over
the daring work of the thieves. Several
places We're entered.
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LOUISVILLE. Feb. During family
quarrel over some trivial matter George
Emitb, Jr, aged IL, struck his father on
the head with piece OF brick, fraeturing
bis skull and producing wound which
the physicians say will result fatally. The
son had heen drinking and his father chas-
tisel him