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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
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BELToN---peay Hotel. d. w Fowler,
Proprietor. Rates. 81 per day: good
hcds and table as can be found IN
the West.
BALLINGER - Pearoe Hotel, IL. ID.
roarce. Proprietor. Terms. $40 per
day. special attention to TRAVELLING
men; situatcd on the main street.
BIG SANDY -rulkcrson House. q. r.
Moore. proprietor; $500 per day.
BRowEwoOD--Ne Alliance Hotel.
I;ynum & Dowty. Proprietors. Nice
~ furnished md RENTED; inenis and
rooms unsurpassed In the Wsrtf
sample rooms convenient.
CH1cKASHA. |. II. - Grand Avenue
Hotel s. V. BROKER. Proprietor,
Ratca. 81 per day: nrst-class In every,
respect; good sample rooms.
CoNfANCHE-Iowry House, Mrs. A.
". Lowry, Proprietress, A house fol
travelling men: nice clean beds; hot
and cold baths. best table IN the city.
$500 's-s-------- ----------<
coLEAtAN--Fiorcnce Hotel. w. II
hytun, PROPRIETOR
Cf.EBURNE- cleburne Hotel. j. W,
Porter, proprietor. Rates. ss.uo pei
day.
| CLEEuRNE - Beal House. Caddt
street; two blochs south OF Durham'l
drug store.
CoLpRApo--St James Hotel, w. n
Morria, proprietor. Headquarters fol
commercial men.
coMMeHcE--An House. r. n
Andcrs. proprietor. Free bus meet
MI trains; large sample rooms. TcrinA
| $500 per day,
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DECATUR Summit Hotel. Geo. Con-
prcprletor; on public square; Target
sample rooms than my other hotS
IN town. Rates. s2.oo per day.
CLARENDoN-c Clarendon Hotel. II
Douglass. proprietor.
DUNCAN, 1. T.-.w. II. nreediova
proprietor; leading hotel OF town.
DupLIN--wney Cottage, Mrs. Dou
Wiley, propfictreEn. Hcndqunrtou
| for commercial men.
DENToN-H Hotel oa,mnn. Mrs, Ada X
| Walden, puoprieireNs. only frat claW
hotel In city. Rates. $500 per day.
| ENID q T..-lfotel Cracker. C, NJ,
| Cracker. proprictor. yyost side squarr
rates 81 per day.
| EFT. RENO. o. T.--caddo hotel. FRANK
Ham, proprietor corner Rock Island
avenue and Wade atreet.
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| cAiNEsNILLEl--Nlc Hotel. ia "
| Dixon strcCt. u. w, Jacobs. prcprt'
ctor. Newly furnished and equipped,
| i1ncnnt eorvico. Menu the beat. Rntol
80 -
| f,or .r,TItNv AtrIa 49, Dofnn Uoune. IL,
W Soran proptietor. dood meals,
.omfortah,e beds. ooinmodioua rooms
polite attentlon. A solld rock struct.
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a AtNrsVII, i, I,-VirRiuia hotoi. q, II.
sn,th nronrleto,., rntns reaaonnbie.
..,-i -
GHANDVIEW-.Clty hotel. a. G. Fair.
sienn rooms ana rood table,
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| ~, ANrpfrpy nIn drnpdo houae Mrs
~ 4 Almond. proprietress: meals
furnished Mi trninu.
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IllTFERsoN--Bruner house. Mrs, w.
~, nrunet nIonl'..,Ir,nHn, wv "o"'N'
hehr ueppt' r"tes' si'VV per my
KINGFlsllER, ], T'--kingiisher hotel
Mrs; G. l.. Dcane, proplle,rsse; new
brlek h9uhe' tupio uhoeeo''a' '"'e'
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LoNoxlEW--Mngn9lin hotei, mrs' -
NJ Ihnlsr proprleiesN' i"'os' "
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LAMPAsAb-star hotel, Mrs' II. ~
ufhcny' proprieuehS' rates rohson"
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MOUNT VERNON arohmnn House
Mrs g. ~, ferehinan, fioptiet,ress
ant rooms nicely Furnished; table
unsurpassed. Rates, " per day.
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Mb cs, ho,s, IL, Town ys1 nns II q ns,
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MONEY TO LOAN on FARMS
W, G. BELcHER LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY.
9 ANp 81 HuRLEY nuILpINo.


wANTED-Job Press. good second
hand quarter medium press. Address
statIug price. Printer. care Gazette.
Fort Worth. Tex.
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FOR SALE-My home. 40 Henderson;
rooms, besides bath room and
closets; substantially built; lot l0oSiSS
east front. with 40-foot street IN rear;
easy terms. q. j. Price.
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FOR sALlc--one counter apparatus
Crufts make; u eyrups: one ice
shaver. original cost, 500; viii sell
cheap. Apply TO the Capcra Manu-
facturing company.
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STORAGE-If you store your house
hold goods for the summer don't fail
to sec r. r. Darrah. Fourteenth and
Ruak sti Gets. Get prices and inspect
the only hrst class storage house In
city.
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BALLINGER - Pearoe Hotel H. ID.
poarce. Proprietor. Terms. $50 per
day; special attention to TRAVELLING
men; situated on the main street.
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AGENTS TO travel or at homo, TO
take orders by sample. We pay ex-
penses, salary or commissions II is
quick selling staple article. Sample
sent on application. Address Lock
Box ie6, New York City.
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goods by sample 20 the wholesale
and retail trade: soil on sight TO every
business man or nrm; liberal salary
and expenses paid: position perma-
nent. For terms address with stamp,
Centennial Manufacturing Company,
Milwaukee,. WIS.
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CI.EBURNE- Cieburne Hotel. J.. W,
Porter. proprietor. Rates. s2.uo pei
day.
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BELToN---peay Hotel. d. w. Fowler,
Proprietor Rates. 81 per day: Eood
hcds and table as can be found IN
the West.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

wANTED-Compete refined lady
wantf position as housekeeper and
TO sew. Address, Mrs. l.. Adams. gen
eral delivery.
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BRowEwoOD--Ncw Alliance Hotel.
Eynum & Dow;y. Proprietors. Nice
~ Furnished md reiltted: inenis and
rooms unsurpassed In the Wsrtf
sample rooms convenient.
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wANTED--Lady wants position in
railroad or mercantile office. several
yenrs experience In bith; highest
recommendations. Address w. NJ,
Gazette.
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JEWELERS..

N. C. HALL, Jeweler, cheapest house
in the city. Buys old gold and silver
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Agent for Franco-German ring. POSI-
tive cure for rheumatism. Write for
prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29

Judge Duudy Orders Reduction Of
Abopt Ton rer Cent.

OMAHA, Jan. 2s.- Union Pacific
labor circles were stirred % their ut
most depths today when an order Of
Judge uundy, reducing wages on tho
aystem, was made public. All the cm'
ployes u every department are affect.
ed by the cut, which amounts TO near.
ly lOper cent. Judge Dundy not only
UniOinpd the men from striking, but
cut their pay anu ordered them 10
work on at the reduced pny. by the
proposed schedule OF wages paid the
engineers, flremen, hosilUfa anu wlperB
win be reduced 6D.lOO cents per mile
aud In Nebraska on trainmen the cut IL
s. TO 10 SIS per month, thu conductors
suffering the least and the bfakomcn
most.
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THE MURRAY OPERA HOUSE.
The Initial Performance On saturday
Night a Success la Ivory Way.

Mosrs. CAhoon and Haynes must
have iolt proud Of .ho attendance at
the opening OF their new Opera House
at Murray, on Saturday evening,
where about six hundred persons a..
somblod to witness the initial perform.
anco givon thore. TIE hall IL designed
for dancing rs well ~ theatrical per-
fofmanees, and the stage IL admirably
adapted for the latter purpose. The
soenery Ii entirely now ami the Hight
for the entire place IL furnished by
electricity. The body OF tue nall h
finisnud Ia white, the mOuldings being
Of EAstlHko pattern with nrchui win
dOws, anu ~ Illuminated BY four eigh,-
light chandeliers anu ten thfue.light
wall bracket globes. The main body
Of the hail ~ level, while on the south
side 10 n slightly raised platform, where
tho reserved seats are. rhu WindlwH
are VI stained glass. rhe acoustic
properties OF the hall arc admirable, but
tuosu sittiug IN the rear are placed nj
slight disadvantage In seeing thutlngc.
The drop curtain was painted ny Mt.
Lafayette, nnd represents scene IA
Arizona.
rhH pi lcea presented on Saturday
evening was the sterling old Engii1u
drama, The Chimney Corner, auu tho
very amusing altrrpiece Mistaken
Identity, wuiga in tue hands Of such
old time lprs ~ PM Mafgetls, J. T..
Evaus anu Harry Horslvy Ia tbs lead.
log roles, supported by Mesafs. l.. H..
Pierce, jas. ~. Barlow, John Jamei,
- smith, ABd M'ssus Birdie SNOW ,
Ruth Jones aud Lydia SnOw.Piofct,
gave unboundgd satisfaction ~ the
large audleloe, considerable pro.
portion Of when went down from rait
| Lake CITY.
The new "Muyghcl Schneider
Barly,"a German dialect piece gwen
10y Mr.. L.. "A. Pierce as au clio was
uprOafiously received.
rho people OF Murray and vicinity
nfe 10 DO Congratulated on the compile
ton aud opening u this new place oI
ainusemuut, which IL erected On IN,
silp Of the buildings burned down
ABOUT a year ago.
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NIcnr.rnn in rronbIs.

CHICAGO, jan. 2T--A dispatch from
MAshtnstOn. A Dispatch received
from Secretary Htfuert today rom tho
United statei minister 60 Nicaragua
reports serious trouble IN that country,
coed immudinleiy iu the United States
steamer ktarsatge from pori-lu
Prince, Haiu, 10 GfoytOwn, NiCnts'
qua. IL b. rum0roi that the trouble
may cuiaugtr thr Nicaragua canal,
hut no confirmation VI this eau be Ob
laluUd.
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A FOREIGN News BUDGET.
Turbulent Scene In tho French Cham
Dor OIL Deputies,
Leo XIII Directed ~ thousands. -
Prospects Of Peace "a BSazii.
Trouble Ia Nicaragua.

PARIS, 27.-Thoro was n turbulent
SCENE Ia the ohamber today, aud the
sitting was finally suspended by tho
president. Clovis Huguss Interpret.
lated the government on the recent
arrests OF anarchists, aud reproaohod
the government with the persecution
as u pretext Tor suppruesing tue social
lists.
Raynsl, minister Of tho interior, re-
piled that the government only applied
the laws passed by the deputies. IL
was difficult 20 distinguish between
socialists aud anarchists.
Then followed scene that has rarely
II ever been equalled H. the chamber
Men cursed nnd sw1ro nj each other,
snd shook their fieia beneath each
others noses. Several breaches OF the
peace occurred, aud one pugnaciOus
deputy went 40 far ~ TO challenge a
fellow member 10 decide their diiier-
euces by recourse 10 10 Sayate.
Nj. 1hivrieu, tho so'calird "Wofk'
mans Deputy" who has already made
himself notorious by wearing n blouse
IN the chamber, became 90 excited
that no threw his cap Ia tho air and
shouted "Niyo In COMMUNE" and a
number o: commune ordinations.
which entities him 10 oensure and eX'
pulsion from tho chamber.
President Dupuy theroupon invited
the excited deputy 10 Withdraw his eH'
pressions. "a. Thiyrion refused 10 dc
20, In the most violent language, aud
loudly repeated the Objectionable words
several timos, ana Ia Addition making
an offensive gesture towards the pfcsi
dent. This caused the president L
firmly request the deputy to leave The
| chamber.
Then followed another scene OF cx'
treme disorder, all tins socialists rising
In their seats, gusticulnung violently
aud ulterlng all kinds OF Insulting re-
marks. rhe socialists then formed 1
circle around NJ. ThivTion, who hufiu.
defiance nc tue president, positively
refusing 10 OBEY tue order 10 leave th'
chamber.
NJ. Dupuy then had nothing left bu
TO suspend the sitting, anu no 30 or
derod, and also isHueu orders that Thu
chamber be cleared by the ushefs, bu
M. ThivTien, with thirty Hgoialisli'
friends, continued his defiant attitude
towards the preaidont aud positively
| refused 70 ouey the ututfr, VINO AHh''
them TO vaoAte their seats and ltGy'
the chamber.
The president then instructed one o
the oilieegs ON duty Ia the chamber Il
call the colonel IN command Of TIA,
guard stationed nj the Palais Bourbon
Accordingly the guard entered thu
chamber Vt the head Of thetdetachmun
OF soldiers, and invited NJ. rhivfiel 4
obey tho orders OF tho president &
leave the chamber. but NJ, Thiyrlei
sllll declined 10 yacAto his scat, which
caused the colonel 10 remark that II IN
persisted In his refusal he would otdo
him removed by force. The oOlono
then called upon file OF soliiera t
surround Al. fhivrien, and no was up
on the point Of having him removed b!
force when the excited deputy rose ant
slowly moved towards tho door, cryinI
awe Ia Commune"
NJ. Thlvrien 10 excluded for III
chamber for a fortnight, anu, Ia adj
ton, will DO deprived OF hall OF hi
salary,
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WAsniNGrOs, Jan, ga prellmin.
h'y report on the income anu eKpenui.
lures on tho railways Of the United
states for tbs year ending June 30,
1888, n published by the Interstate
commerce. commission. IL Include.
ltiurus Of 40 companies AMI tho opera.
npu OF 1876, 500 miles Of roAd. Th0 groHs
earnings were sl,0b5, 900, 600; operating
,Euortts, s765,OOO,OOU; net earnings,
,&loOJ,OOU, about % per cent on the
r-pltahzsliOn; iuCroHse In grOss earn
lu.sler mile over the previous year,
s-Sl Increase Ia operating expenses,
S-a8, resulting VA n decrease In mel
eGrnlngu Of 500 per milo. The in
cteasu In net earnings over 1892 wa,
8Ili,00O; Increase In dividends,
sl,9B8, 700.
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BATH, Me-, jan. 2s,-Ono Of the
most disastrous fires in the history Of
Tue city broke out today IN tho SAgada.
hock House stables. A large part OF
Tie business portion Of the city was
Quilted, about twenty buildings being
destroyed. The firo spread no rapidly
mat tue department was unable u
cope with II. Calls for assistance sent
To Portland ana Lewiston brought
steamers, and two hand engines were
bought from Brunswick. The fire
inmuncsted to the hotel from the
tAuIgs, aud ths house was quickly
fr'teu. The adjoining buildings were
-on ,u flames, aud before controlled,
tl.oolO worth Of property was de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29

MISS MARTHA Hush, $40 y. Oh West st.
The above portrait h that Of Miss
Martha Hunt Miss Hunt Is eighteen
years of ago and has suffered from
catarrh since she was 3 months old. iIor
condition before treatment Is hotof
given la hor own words. She says.
AS early asl can remember have
had caiarrh. Nv nose would stop up
first ono sido then the o,hOr shooting
palms In tho head, continual hawking
aud splitting, caused by tho murus drop.
ping from the head into the throat; this
kept my throat dry aud sore.
Roaring and ringing nulsos In tho
cars, In fact my head seemed always full,
a. though 10 wore going TO burst
"My sleeps were disturbed by horrible
dreams, aud % was impossible flr mo 10
gD' moro than four hours sleep, then in
tho morning, upon arising, / Hc0mo Z
urol and worn out.
81 hat no appetite, and what I dIi cat
seemed in distress me, lying heavily on
my stomach.
"Thls was my condition whom DO.
ginning treatment with Drs. Shores q
Shores, nul over since tho first treatment
/ began 90 Improve.
let me now state that after thorough
fciontihc aud sysioma 10 course of troit-
mont, such ~ ls only gwen by Drs.
Shores a shores, ] am almost entirely
cntol
"i have no more hoadachos. no roaring
noises la the ears, no more hawking and
splitting. / hear vol, aud my appetite ID
poIfoct, IN fact can say am we'll, aud
heartily recommend tho trca mont given
by Drs. Shores a Shores"
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Nc.ntlntInn. fer reaes.

BunNUs AYRE8, Jau. 7.-lCopy-
figntej by the Associa;cd Prrsa.l-lt is
reported that o. the close OF IN Inter.
view between DA CANA aud Admiral
Benbhm, the latter gave assurance
that he would ass from Washington
the necessary authority TO act ~
mediator. Bunham communicated
DA Gama's request 10 PeiGoto, VINO ex'
resscd IL Willingness to promote tue
.norls towards leace.
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Ihe rone aIYer . ner.plIon.

ROME, jan. 2S,--rhe Pope gave q
reception today Ia ~ Peters 20 the
clergy and Catholic laity OF the city &,
after saying mass in the Bssilioa In IN"
morning, the pope listened 10 an ad-
dress by the senior parish priest o.
Rome. The pops apoke few wordr,
Alter which "A pRpal allorution was
read.
Twelve thousand people were present
anu greeted the nope WITH proio nged
cheering. Leo XIII. looked well, eN-
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a nenerted As.lgnment.

IiNqNNATI, Jan. 26.-Aa ex.Gov.
t.uoF CAmpbell's paper has gone 10
'o'esl repeatedly here anu a. his old
nome in Hamilton, as well AS Ia Col.
uMlua and In the East, the report OF
W. assignment creates no surprise In
,eis city. lis impossible 10 confirm
Lbe report here or ut Hamilton. IL Ia
ven known that Senator Btlce aud
5lohn n. Mclean of the Cincinnati
enquirer ARE among CampbslPs oTed-
l'ois, anu that no has had political al
wen as other differences with both.
TOLEDO, Jan. u.s. A commercial
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A..Ins f,r Inl,r.,l nnner.

DENvER, colo, Jan. g7.-Rcooiver
a lengthy petition In the United States
court, asking Judge iiallet to order
the receivers Of the Union Pacific TO
pay over tue per cent Interest 70
December 2lst, on the bonds Issued hy
all thirteen roads " the Cult division
The total amount will be s3l 1871 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Jan. a.
John Hartman, VINO sold third inter-
est In the Poor Man mine TO III. *.
Devetenux few days ago, Tor s3DiOuO,
hap found on the Dead SHOT claim, an
extension OF the Mary Navtn vein,
ore which assays 3,6s5 ouncea Of gold
aud |, 1920 ouncea Of silver 10 the tor,
making II worth s7S, 200 per ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29

NEW YORig, Jau. 25.-rhe Press this
morning ssyi: Mis-. Isllr Nicolaus,
who commenced Buit against George
J. G0uli for si0, 1000, arrived In town
on La Bourgone. Her return 10 this
city was with the same secrecy as her
departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29

special from Columbus eayt; Ex-
Governor CampbelPs ifiends have
stated that he VIII be M active oandi-
date for governor In 1895, with Wow
" 10 surfing the Presidential nomination
IN 1880. II n claimed by those friends
that the machinery 0f the adm nistra.
ton IL behind the movement and the
fact that Campbell has dictated oil
Federal appointments IN Ohio IL
quoted In support u this claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29

Tan tAtNftu bo cuINNi
That liz tho question 40 oiicn asked,
DO you believe Il can't Lis'ont
Dr. Carl Seller, - tho Bellevue Medical
College 10 plial Of Sew YOU I.y. and
The author of the grcn'es. work known In
diseases OF the nose aud throat .aYai
cont ot tho sixty millions ~ Uooplr oi
tho United -tatos Lly rinc mil TON lave
cn'nrrh. 10 IH 800 ofton neglected uud soon
becomes va forious thu. 10 o. Thought 20
be inrurahla, hut loi mo state that "
rivon tho propor treatment % rau posi-
lively be rurcd.h
Drs. shores & shores use Dr. Carl
griioria treatment for OIL catarrhal
troubles. aud their success is well known
10 the readers Of this paper.
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LONDON, Jan. 2o.--John Redmond,
commenting on Edward BlAko's ap.
peal 10 A merica In uuhalt OF tho vic.
tins of eviction, said 10 was open TO
criticism, when Binkuis party could, "
harmonious, get $1,000 out VI the
PARIS funds withOut lex al obstacle being
made.
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sptcihlucs An diseases OF tho Bye. Ear,
Nosr. Throat ard Lungs Female, Rectal and
private diseases, our treatment Tor Piles IA
igw. painlcss, safe aud certain. Our OWn
method,
once houra-lto a am, go bpm, 5toa
pm. sundays. n Am. - pm
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REIGN OF ANARCHY.
slsoi,h,d, Arson and Destruction OIL
Property.
ruE s,seuISARY WORK OF A mob.
s,,,ral Hundred Foreigners Spread
Terror aud Rain IN the Mans
field Coal Region.

p,r7suuRa, Jan. 2T.-A wavo Of nn'
.,cbv. ia whose train followed blood
~, arson and destruction Of
,,,nsrty. passed over the Mansfield
,.,i region today. It began at dawn
80 al dusk It was estimated that
,sooooO worth Of property had been
destroyed.
usddened by fancied grievances
and llauor, mob Of several hundred
n,,lsners, Hungsrlaus, slavs aud
I,,llsps. swept over the country sur
ending Mansfield aud through the
.,,i,vs OF Teens and Painters Run,
',,srsei the mine owners, minefs
~ fhe few scattefed deputy ahefitls,
,.tsrl,d cars aud destroyed railroad
P'Iintil noon the mob met hardly any
,.si.tsncr. IL reached the mines VI
tsadllng Brothers, near Federal on
a.. plttsburg, CHARTERS 4 HOughiO-
.n,ny Railroad. Here the rioters met
ieiefmined resistance aud were
s,,cted. With repeating aud Win
sh,.t.f rifles, Thomas +. Williams anu
T,fy Beading stood their ground hnd
areneJ IRE upOn the mob. Ihcy nTed
tur yolleys IN quick succession, fatally
sounding one aud ipJuriug nall u
dozen others,
"a Richards anu forty deputies pulled
into Beading, aud the officers started
in tuf.uit Of tue rioters, firing as the y
a and INT
ope. but finally sixteen were oyerinhen
and captured. They were marched 10
the Mansfield all at the point OF re-
volyefs. Asa matter Of pftcaution the
pf.,oneu were brought ~ this city aud
re nov safely lodged In tho county
lul. They will DO held Tor riot hnd
arson.
PfARs oF ANOTHER OUTBREAKS.
pir1uuRu, jan. 2s.-Fears arc on.
tsflnintd u another outbreak tOmor-
Dgiu tho Mansfield coal region, and
the ci,lLsus fle pfbpaFing 10 meet H.
ltr reported me Nofeigners are pre-.
p,uug 10 nunca the works ut
Budgevllle, Hssrsale and Reading.
Thpy arc vety utter Mt tbs shooting %
Frank s,ehitx ny the Recalling brothers
yss,tiay. 5lehila died today from
hi. wounds. A huuurei armed
deputies are now on guard In the
region, and tho number will DO
dtubltd tomorrow. On Bower Hin
theftAfe at least n hundred families Of
oIenly ayoNed anarchists, whose bible
ian anarchist sheet called Luoyer,
uablsLri at Madison, Wis, anu edited
hy r1.Cathollr pfiest.
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CLEVELAND, Jan. g7.--Iohn 4. John
eon, champion leo skater Of America,
broke the WORLDS mile record " l:22
by skating a mile here Ia i:iG with
flying etart.
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oept that he was tfifs paler than
usual. lie dii not appear iatigued,
although the ceremonies lasted TWO
hours aud half.
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WHAT J. II. nE,iIs SAYS.

81. LOUia, Jan. 25.-J. Il. Bemls,
indicted NJ kansss CITY in connection
with the alleged swindle OF banks by
means Of time drafts, addresses COM
munluAtlon 10 tie Associated Press, In
WHICH he Gays the statements sent from
Kansas CITY last night Aio largely
iafe anu unloading. Bemls says Ia
lssS settlement was made, whereby
the bank received .ull payment of tho
Indebtedness claimed against him, or
On which he was liable, anu tho bAuk
agreed TO deliver all claims. After
receiving the consideration tho bank
has since refused 20 carry out the agree.
menL BumiH says nj the time tho
paper was discounted there was no
Teason 10 doubt this solvency Of tbs
makers and no misrepfeso ntAtlonb
were made by him or others