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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
No Gun Needed.

81 was out after partridge near Al
pena," said local sportsman, ''and was
coming home, along towards evening,
with the. gentleman who was entertaining
me. We were sitting in the front seat
talking as we left the fields behind us,
and the hired man sat on the back seat
with gun and dog. Suddenly l saw a
partridge get up out of field and de-
scribe peculiar circle in the air. Then
he headed for the road, and at this
juncture hawk hove in sight in hot
pursuit. The partridge settled rapidly
and when it struck the road it lodged
in some brush and the hawk went on.
We stopped and / seized gun and
started in the direction of the bird. The
dog came to point and stood motion
less. went closer, but the bird would
not move, and finally told the man to 90
into the brush and chase it out, assuring
him that l would not hit him. He went
in, and after searching around, reached
into pocket just ahead of the dogs
nose and there he found the bird. The
poor creature was nearly frightened to
death, and my friend took it home."-
detroit Free Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

The 4-year-old-son of William Hor-
back was frozen to death at Laramie,
Wyo.
SEVENTEEN new cases of cholera have
occurred in the Nietleben Asylum at
Berlin.
CAPT. JEFFREY, OF the National Line
steamer Greece, died at sea on the last
voyage.
MRS. KATE RosLER was burned to
death at Pittsburg while trying to cave
the life OF her 6-year-old nephew,
George, who also perished.
MARIE BRooKs. an American dancer,
has become the wife OF T. b. Curran,
the Irish member OF Parliament.
BECAUSE refused the right OF line in
the Inauguration parade the First vir-
ginia Regiment OF Cavalry refuses &c
take part in the ceremonies
THE latest information is that France
will send nine naval ships 10 the Colum.
bian naval review, Russia seven, Ger.
many six, Italy five, and the remaining
powers from one to three.
KEEPER WILLIAM GUNTER and hiI
lighthouse, which stood upon OLE
Plantation Shoal, near the mouth OF tn,
Chesapeake, were carried away by th,
ice. Gunter was rescued by tug.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
REVOLT IN HAWAII.

Provisional Government VIII Ask for An
nexation to the United States.
The Queen Of the Sandwich Islands has
been deposed a provisional government
formed. and Saturday moi ming a deruta-
iion arrived from there at San Francisco.
en- route to Washington, to negotiate with
the United States for annexation. One
United States war vessel was in
Honolulu harbor when the revolt took
place, and landed 800 marines, taking such
measures as were necessary 10 protect
American residents and prevent serious
outbreak. Immediately upon receipt OF
the news at the State Department. two
more United States war vessels we're or
dered 10 the scene, and the general i'm
preston, induced by utterances at Wash
ington, is that the Hawaiian kingdom will
soon be part of the United States.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Martin from Kansas.

A move was made Wednesday by the
Democrats in the Senate and Populists In
the House OF the Kansas Legislature which
removes the Senatorial fight from Topeka
10 Washington. and will probably result In
a settlement OF the dispute concerning the
organization OF the Legislature. BY vote
of SO to G. In which the Repub-
lican Senators did not partici-
pate, John Martin. OF Topeka, was
named for the United States Senate. Be
fore the result was announced Senator
Baker, Republican, asked that he be per-
mitted TO have his voted recorded The
presiding officer said: "The Senator is toe
late with his request; the vote has been
counted aud will be so announced" This
ruling and the fact that nine of the Popu-
list representatives hold contested seats is
the ground upon which the Republicans will
contest Martins seat Martin is a Demo-
crat, and is elected to I'll the unexpired
term of the late Senator Plumb, which does
not expire until March 4. 1895.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
SCORES FACE DEATH.

Appalling Accident Ia n Mine, with No
Hope for Imprisoned Workmen.
An explosion took place in a coal mine
at Tokod. Austria. Friday morning. Fire
broke out Immediately and Is still burning
About $50 men were In the mine at the
time. The shaft was not impaired and the
Gaze was sent down almost at once. The
bodies OF nineteen men who had been
killed by the shock we're found. . he cage
went down again, but returned immedl-
ately. as the smoke was so dense that the
rescue party were unable 10 remain below
Two OF the party were unco lscious before
they reached the top About one hundred
and thirty men are still In the mine. All
are believed 20 be dead.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Life I'm Burnnah.

When q Burman has earned a little
money he Immediately proceeds to spend
it all, for the Burmese have no ambition
to be rich and never hoard. Consequent
ly there arc no large landowners, and
there being no aristocracy the people are
as near being on an equality as possible.
Poor people are quite as rare as rich
people, and the only beggars to be met
with are the lepers, who sit on the steps
of the pagodas. Should Burman find
himself in possession of large sum of
money, he builds pagoda, and possibly
a zayat or resthouse. If any money still
remains he gives theatrical perform.
ance.-[ Fortnightly Review.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
FIG STEAL on THE SANTA FEE.
Conductors, Brakemen, and Agents Ar
rested for Many Extensive Robberies.

Conductors, Brakemen, and Agents Ar
rested for Many Extensive Robberies.
At Ration, n. NJ, gigantic system OF
robbery which has been carried on on the
New Mexico division OF the Atchlson. To-
peka and Santa Fo Railroad for the past
six months was brought TO light Friday
night, ana the implicated employees are be-
ing arrested by the Wholesale. En-
gineers, bremen. conductors. brakemen,
and even agents are placed un-
der arrest as fast as they can be
found, many of them being taken
from their trains and put in jail For
many months the company has been miss
ing large quantities Of silks. velvets, cigars.
tobacco. clothing, underwear. and almost
every class of the most valuable merchan-
disc, AMI the secret service department has
been quietly at work accommodating evil
dence since the beginning. and has sue
ceeded in securing evidence that will con-
vict at least twenty five or thirty employees
in all branches OF the train service.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
A Dog That skins Snakes.

A prominent Germantown manufac-
turer owns setter dog, called Brave,
which has singular penchant for hunt.
ing snakes. After killing one he places
one paw on the reptiles head and, seiz-
ing the neck with his teeth. he proceeds
to skin it after the manner of SHINING an
eel.
These trophies he proudly carries to his
master, who nails them on the woodshed,
much to the satisfaction of Brave. Dur
ing a months cunning trip in Berry
County, Braves collection numbered
forty-one skins, five of which had been
stripped from good-sized nttlesnakes. =
cleveland World
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
GILLIAN INDEMNITY AWARD.
The Money VIII he Paid Only to the Sail
ora mr. Their nIracf Hairs

The Money VIII he Paid Only to the Sail
ors or Their Direct Heirs.
The Navy Department has refused OF
make payment of the CHILEAN indemnity to
anyone except the sailors of the Baltimore
themselves, and--in case of the Cwo de-
ceased sailors-to their legal heirs. AS far
as the department officials are concerned.
the benefclaries will be under no
obligations TO pay attorney fees. The
department considers the indemnity in
the nature OF a present to the injured sail
ors and not as the payment of the claims
originally fled in the State Department by
a San Francisco lawyer. The sum of S10,-
900 each is the amount recommended by
the naval board TO be allotted 10 the legal
heirs OF the two deceased sailors This
leaves SIS, 900 TO be distributed among the
other sailors. Whether the sailors who
we're imprisoned but who did not receive
any bodily injuries will be included is a
question unsettled
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
REFusED no DIsGORGE.
Merry Young Man Holds the. Fort Against
Masked Bank Robbers.

NGrsy LOuuB Mou noAub THO EoEt hbe.%'~
Masked Bank Robbers.
Late Friday afternoon an exciting scene
was enacted in the ONCE Of the Home Saw
ings and Loan Society of Toronto. Ont
Four masked men entered the Office near
closing time One covered the teller. who
had 81, 900 on his desk. with q. revolver and
demanded tbs money, while the other three
attempted TO terrorize the clerks The
teller Mr.. Wallace. who is powerful
young man. absolutely refused to sur
render the wealth, and the robber
climbed on the top OF the tell
er's cage. but could not force
the bars. He then got behind the cage and
tried TO forcs the door. but failed. as Wal
lace held his back against IT. Mean
while the other three men attempted TO
climb over the counter, but were foiled by
the determined resistance OF the clerks.
though one of the latter was seriously
wounded by blow on the head from the
butt end of revolver AT length one OF
the clerks managed to get 10 the telephone
room and rang for the police. on hearing
which the burglars made their escape.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
MITCHELL rs SENATOR.

rhe Milwaukee Congressman Gets the
Plum by 40 to 81,
At Madison. Wis. Congressman John L.
Mitchell. OF Milwaukee was nominated for
United States Senator, TO succeed Senator
Sawyer. ON Thursday afternoon. on the
thirty nrst ballot. by the Democratic eau
Gus. The vote was as follows;
hnlgnt... 's..-.-.
Mr. Mitchells nomination was secured
by the retirement OF Colonel knight when
thirteen OF the latter's votes went TO
Mitchell In addition the latter received
three votes from Bragg. The unexpected.
which seems TO have been one OF the main
features OF the campaign now closed. has
happened again. Out of the jaws OF de-
feat Mr. Mitchell was able TO snatch the
Senatorial plum.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
where Perfumes Come From.

The French are renowned for their
products in perfumery as well as fol
those in the lines of silk and wines.
The names of Lubin, of Piver, and OF
Guerlain are famed throughout the hab.
liable globe for their preparation of deli
cate odors in an infinite variety of forms.
Yet they have never been able to create
any perfume that will cope with two Of
the staple scents of commerce-the CO
logne water of Germany and the English
lavender water Yankee Blade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Hosts Of NIourners.

with the impres sve funeral services OF
the church In connection with which his
life work was done. and accompanied by
evidences OF public grief such as have not
been manifested In the CONN unity te;ore
for a generation at least the remains of
Bishop Phillips Brooks were consigned TO
Their last resting place n MCunt Auburn
Cemetery, near Poston.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

r. G. Dun Co e ' eesly review Of trade
says:
There has besn some increase In the dis
tribution OF products during the last week.
and the demand for manufactured goods Is
cistinctly larger so that business has per-
ceptibly Improved 40 many points Yet
the outgo OF gold. expected 20 exceed
81 900, 900 this week. reduces treasury re-
serves, causes increased nervousness about
the future. and renders men more reluc-
tnnt TO epgage In new undertakings The
liquidation Of some great speculations has
set free large amounts, so that money
every where Is comparatively easy ana
OF uncertainty about the future than APP
Deared a month ago
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Left to Attend Lamar,s Funeral.

Chief Justice Fuller. Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, and Associate
Justices Blatchford, Brewer and Brown,
and Marshal Wright, Clerk Mckinney and
other attaches OF the court went from
Washington TO Macon, Ga. TO attend tho
funeral of Justice Lamar
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
RudoIpb uerripp Wants Divorce.

Rudolph Herring, the noted engineer who
prepared plans for Chicago's $4,000, 900
sewer, and is known to the entire engineer
ing world, is at Sioux Falls, s D., for a d.
vorce, alleging desertion. Mr.. Herring
went TO Sioux Falls one year ago. and only
recently mado an application
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
CONDITIONS OF TRADE.
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR PRODUCE
-BI0 GOLD SHIPMENTS.

Fearful Disaster. Involving 100 Deaths. In
an Austrian Mine--Queen OF the sand
wich Islands Dcposed- Lambermen In =
Wreck.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Tvo Thoueand (,.nverted

Nearly two thousand conversions resulted
from b. Fay Mills meetings at Des Moines
Sunday. More than one thousand Sunday
school children we're among the number
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

The Northwestern lumber dealers, who
have been having business and pleasure
meeting in Chicago. we're in wreck at
Kent Ill, in which many we're seriously
hurt and one probably fatally injured.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Dropped Dead I'm a Depot.

A 70-year- man dropped dead in the
Union Depot at Terre Haute, Ind, Thurs
day. He is supposed to be p. G. saylor,
~ Tannasaaa
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Burglars Fooled by Locks.

When the janitor of the Bank of Ottaw wa.
at Ottawa, Kan, opened the doors Thurs
day he found the outer safe blown open,
but the inner vault intact
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
ALLEGED Burglar Captured.

John Hass, the alleged leader Of a gang
OF burglars, was arrested at Flndlay, Ohio.
by Detective J. p. KILLER and the Mayor
and Marshal OF Monroeville, Ohio. who
have Teen on his track for several months.
Tho house In which he was concealed was
surrounded and the officers broke In the
Ho<tra
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Rahx Ruth Indisnnsed.

There was furry at the Cleveland cot
tage. at Lakewood. N j., Friday, because
Baby Ruth had a slight attack of Group.
Two doctors we're summoned and then the
excitement subsidized.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Mig Deficit in = savings Associat ion.

Ohio state Agent C f. Ce,larius. who
was deputized TO investigate the Nelson
Home and Savings Association, whose sec
rotary. Charles Hansen, recently alb
seconded. reported that there Is a deficit OF
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
cholera claims New yiotims,

A dispatch from Halle says that thirteen
new cases OF cholera and one death from
the diesase are reported from the Nietleben
Lunatic Asylum at Trotha-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Shot by an Omcer.

J. J. Johnson was shot at Sioux City by
Patrolman Edwards, and it is thought that
he will die Johnson interfered with Ed
wards while he was attempting TO make an
arrest
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
The KhedIre Is Anrrr.

Tho Egyptian situation is becoming very
rrava Lord Rosebery has received tele-
graphic advices from Lord Conner. saying
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

The boundary line between Nebraska
and South Dakota is to be marked BY
blocks Of jasper stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
MONEY! FOR TIE PEOPLE OF ZANTE.

Demetrius N Botassi. Cons,il-General OF Greece In
this city, gratefully acknowledges the following sub
scrpions in aid OF those who recently lost homes and
shelter by the earthquakes in the Island OF zante ::
Drcxel Morgan & Co.. 81 900 Mrs. 1ericee r.
Fachi. Mrs. Theodore p Rail-, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Barring Magoun d Co.. j. W. Sesman Co., Laden
burg. Thallnan & Co.. and Spryer d Co.. 500 each {;
through John Yavis SOL Lehman Brothers and Hal
carten & Co.. $50 each; Mrs. Antonio j. RAIL- Al
bert Matthews Lazard Freres, Iivieraor Brothers, T.
T. Tmayenis So each; Mrs. p. {. Rail-, John Jaws
and "G NJ" 500 each James Roquet and C. b.
Clark, Boston, $40 each: :. Anargyros, SIS Mrs. l..
Contanseai John Parker Dcmetrius Cara and Anony-
NOUS So each; II. A. d. John Ponhdes and A.
IIeeinst 81 each Miss Caterna Fachiri. Antonio
p Fachifi and c. DinopOulos, ~ each total. S2O13
ON Friday 81 900 was RENTED by cable to the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs through MesNrs Brown
Brothers d Co., and $1,000 more VIII be reh''eH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
THESE SAFE COMPANIES MAY NOT COMBINE.

Cleveland Feb 1.-THE success OF the latest safe
and lock TO be matter OF doubt ana IL
is even intmatcd that the proposed combination may
not be effected at ALL 1t is said that the most I'M
portant options on factories that were to have Deeh
included the combination. expired WITHIN the last
few days and. not having been accepted, cannot DE
reneved The safe combine was projected last Oc-
tober and four months options on the factories OF inc
concerns interested obtained at that time. IL
was TO be called the Debold Mosler Damon Company
Each option provided that a certain amount OF cash
shoud be paid the plant and that the rest OF the
selling price should be taken out In common STOCK OF
the new company at par The stock for some reason,
woe M, t,sen and when the options EXPIRED Mosler.
Robman a. Co.. OF Cincinnati, and the Miller safe
and Lock Company. OF Baltimore. 1t Is said. decided
TO have nothing more to do with the deal. Another
statement Of the trouble Is that the New iofk cup
itasts hack oi the scheme figured for all the pre-
ferred stock and that this did not meet the approval
OF the companies In the combination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
THE RAILROAD MEN TO GETNO INCREASE
JOINT ACTION or TIE MANAGERS OF ROADS
ENTERING CHICAGO.

JOINT ACTION or TIE MANAGERS OF ROADS
ENTERING CHICAGO.
Chicago. Feb. IL (>pcclaD.-t full meeting Oh
all lines in the General Managers ASSOCIATION oi
Chicago. representing twcnty-onc RAILROADS. heiu 1T
the 1olcry building to day, the following resolution
unanimously adopted:
whereas Examination s show that the wages OF
Chicago railway employees ar, now a mgh As any
I'm this country under Hike conditions, II l. the SENSE
II cvcrv I;hlrO1d terminating In Chicago tlht Inc
conditions existing will not JUSTIFY any advances.
This s said to he sircwd NOV, on the part OF
the managers TO head or the possible demands To BE-
made by the newly formed organization oil railroad
employs during the Worlis Fair press Of business.
~. Louis. Feb. 1.-THE general grievance com
mltt,e 81 the Switclmcns Mutual Aid Association OF
North America, will meet here next Wednesday In
annual session. for the purpose ~ revising and sub
hitting TO the officials Of all railroads the schedule
for tho present. wear There Is no talk Of strike.
but a demand for higher wages will be made BY the
working In the yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
NETWORKS LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT.

Albany, Feb. ia meeting OF prisons In this ate
interested In the exhibit In the Department Of
Live Stock at the Worlds Fair and representatives
Of various breeding associations vii! be held at
the rooms OF the State Board Of General Managers,
at the Capitol in this city, Thursday next. at IL 80
m. j. i. butcher, president Of the New York
state Agricultural Society, and Mr.. james WOOD,
director In chief Of the NewYork State agricultural
exhibit. Will attend the meeting. which In held for
the purpose Of considering the best way OF securing
full exhibit Of stock from this State at the Worlds
Fair. and to discuss the questions concerning the
proposed dairy test at Chicago OF different breeds of
cattle. For the information Of persons intending to
exhibit stock Chief Executive Officer McNangllton
says that entries Will close In the several divisions
OF the live stock department as follows Division A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
SOME WORLDS TAIR EXHIBITS.
COTTON FoRT-KRUPP CUTS-PoRTRAITs OF
UNITED STATES TREAsURERs.

A COTTON FoRr~KRUPP CUNS-PoRTRAITs OF
UNITED STATES TREAsURERS.
Chicago. Feb. IL SpecaD.-Somo months ago the
women OF Mississippi determined that thcr state should
be represented al the Worlds Fair and accordingly or.
ganzed Columbian Club. The object Of the club
10 7se funds 10 make exhibit, and TO rebuke the
legislature, which had refused to contribute dollar
for that purpose. The club has decided 10 build a
orncaton Of cotton bales on the Fair grounds. rep
resenng Nicisburg during the scige. One hundred
bales Of cotton will he IN building the fort and
the inside Will be exhibited all the products OF the
great Southern staple. The win ornament their
cotton fort With numbers OF historic cannon flags and
other relies OF the war.
Groaning and creakng Under burden OF 400 tons
twenty-one low fat drawn by n PENNSYLVANIA
engine drew up at the Custom House at the Worlds
Fair grounds this morning. The long line OF cars bore
the cargo OF the Guardapee, which left Hamburg
month ago with the first section OF the long heralded
Krupp gun exhibit. Recognizing the importance OF
adequate space for exhibit such
as the Knpps could make, the Worlds Fair authorities
early granted them the privilege OF erecting separate
pavilion not far from the Forestry Building The
pavilion when completed will be one Of the pretlcs
and at the same time most imposing on the grounds
In IT is to be shown .he process OF manufacturing
the big engines OF The portion OF the exhibit
whfc has Just arrived Is but third OF what is
coming, as 500 tons more are about 10 be
shipped
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Treasury Department
Exhibit at the Worlds Fair will consist, in part. OF
tho portraits OF the thirty eight Secretaries Of the
Treasury, beginning with Alexander Hamilton. in
1883, and concluding with Charles Foster. le9}.
After Secretary Carlisle the position Of Sccrc
the Treasury his portrait VIII be added the
list. The portraits Of ten Secretaries had To be
painted no copies being in possession Of the Treasury
Department. The names OF the missing secretaries
are samuel Dexter Samuel u. lngham. Lewis Ne
Lane, W. J. Duane, William W. Meredith, Howell
lt.sn amin lfrt NuIt.
0. Gresham. william Window and the present In
cumbent. secretary Foster.