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having spent the summer at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Drayton rs supposed to he in Paris.
The Astor family Is scattered about at va
rious fall resorts. Mrs. Aston is at Lcnox,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston are
with "A party of friends in Canada.
Firm determination TO fight the case has
now been expressed 10y both sides and a.
complete airing of the whole affair ystl
probably occur soon in the courts. 80
.i-ks Further Iiuno.
Somerville. y. J., october There is srn
other postponemcnt IN the j. Coler1 n
Drayton divorce proceedings ana now "
one knows when the issue will be join. \,
The answer by Mis-. DTayton TO her h 4
bands petition for divorce has not be-
flied, nor VIII ii be filed tomorrow, whs
day. until this afternoon, was supposed Y
be the last day for The hling of the saiG
This afternoon the Hon. Alva \. C; ~
said that Mr.. Shpman. counsel for ~
Brayton. had made another application Evil
an extension of time beyond that fixedA
which 10 lille her answer. MIR. Shiput 4"
asked for only q few days, but, as a m2r
ter OF professional courtesy. MIR. Clark hal
.ttr-,-c1 10 extend tha day Tor filing the am
syTsr 10 November Isl. This is the second
time that the counsel Tor Mrs. Drayton
has asked for postponement, and while
Mr.. clark g. perfectly willing to he fair
and honorable he says positively that he
viii not submit To any further delay. MIR.
Sbigmau'a reason for delay IS not known,
but IL IS Thought ne expected Mrs. Drayton
40 arrive from Europe on October lst, and
her failure To do 50 and the impossiblity
%. counsel seeing her are the reasons gen
ccaIly assigned for his asking a second ex-
tension of time.
Small savings make great fortunes. No
economy SO helpful as that attained By
using Dr. Prices Baking Powder.
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OPIUM AND VHEK'
Their Powerful Hold on tfc Hmm
System.
THE LIFE OF A SPEGlAlISr
What Prominent Mcn Say Cop,.,
the Scientific SIKH of Dr.RN
MooiIey. of Atlanta. Ga

Everybody that is at an familiar -s.. -,
lie. character ard medical skIH ef IN IN y
y. W""lley needs no testimonials to en-,
eminently at The head OF uhvsi-i.r-as ~ ~
make a speciality OF treating H. ~ v !
opium and morphine habits Hggi,-. ~ 10
in Atlanta many years. been idert.es ~
it, growth and pTosperi1g he s rsrs-i y Il
= man worthy g anything ttat tbs - I I
could bcstow upon him. -1Ii'
Ne has made "A life study ~ TIE srs.,-
whiskey, opium and Il1rrI.ue an t.-s-
drugs upon the hCaau system. ami Is "a
that his advice is sought by the n-ss+s. "a
physicians from an parts u The -. =
would be stating the truth. anu
There are people who need biv s.,.~.,-
who are not familiar with has abilite =. - :
character. Here are a few tcsf;rrarisis - -,
will show that he IS worthy OF thsir e ~.
fidence.
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CoRnETr WILL FIGHT FRI.
lie VIII SiaLe the Mutch Sometime
Next Week.

New York. October 3-The Evening Tcle-
gram this evening prints the following
James =. Corbett has changed his mind
about Gghtiug Bob Fta-immcns for the
championship Of the world. iic has over
come his objection to meeting middle
weight ana hats announced his intention OF
covering Fttzsimmoas's money now held 10y
the sporting editor of The Hera!d,and ne VIII
Ur lu thc city TO make the match one week
from tomorrow.
TO a prominent sporting man this afternoon
Nho said. "Corbctt VIII go into thus match
AGAINST my iutgmcnt. furnished part OF
tho stake money for his fight with sullivan,
Tvt I seplorc his action in meeting a mid
di,-"eI@El. II viii add nothing 10 his pr g.
ti1e D. ne beats Fitzsmmons, and IL is
bis CHARGE. However. me- KNOWS pest what
he i5hcs TO do in this matter
"Coruct's action IN roceding from the 20
s,tion uc assumed Monday b. q great sur
prise 10 bis friends and enemies alike
Bob IL Happy.
Derby. Conn. October Bob Fit2sim-
is1us received 70 telegram from The New
York Herald today stating that Corbett
L1i covered the money M The Herald
office. Fl,zsimE0ns was about as much
pleased az the news as boy with his first
pair 81 pants. lie said Die would meet
Corhott AT Til. Herald office on October llth
a. sitn any agreement ana would do an
De- could 10 force Corhett into signing. lie
SAYS hc ia willing to make any reasonable
sacrifice @, bring on The dSh,. lie will
ii fht iu February or after Coruetts theatre
cai season ends H. prefers ngatinS be
T..o al, Olympic Cluh, but vil light any
where for amy sum ana under almost an
conditions.
Dempsey Issues IA Challenge.
Nes. orleans. La. october The follow
iua explains Itself.
"sror,ms Edi.or The Daily lem Dear
sir. JgIsiug from the tore OF Nv. Fitzsiu.-
a1na's letter TN IN. mur,.iug papers. tak.
b. for granted th2t he has i"liaquish"d the
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nEyEATH THE WALLS.
six Lives Lost Mt Fire in De'r"''
Yesterday.

no.rof, Mich October Fire at 10
O'Clock this morning completely
Keenan, & Jahn's furniture store ~ -
Oh 20 and 2i7 Woodward avenue eht@''-
ing loss OF $G0G1l on stock anu 800 a.
M bt,ilding. The fire started In the bolIvT
room, and shot up the freight elevator sh'li''
Gaining such Il Roadway that tac hit'in'
were unable 10 save any portion OF 1"1
building or contents. a.
'rbe tioors of the building fen in at 9.l1
o.cIocl< and the front and rear wallis imme-
diateIv collapsed. The men Of elb',o
company No. ., chemical No. J ana track
M . were working in the windows anu
doors on the ground noo- IN 'front.' ~ 'hc
rear the men of engine company No o
were paying on the fire from " bFioIe
that SPAWNED the alley The men were
working close to the rear waits ana Wien
tbev collapsed they were completely imbcd-
ded in the debris. Every man in the com
uany except the captain. was more or ies'
injured and Frederick \. iBussey. a spec
tator who was standing beneath the bridge
was killed The work Of rescue was inlIne-
diateIy begun and in fifteen minutes the
mon who had been working in the alley
,yare taken out The fremen working ON
the front Of the building did not rare 50
well. however. When the first crack OF
the falling floors was heard. the men start
ed To run. hut the walls came down on
tbem so swiftly that all were buried under
On, of brick and mortar. The walls did
not fan outside Of the middle of the side
walk and the last brick had scarcely
touched the walk before the work of rescue
In front began. The corrected list of killed
and injured is as follaws;
Dead.
LIEUTENANT MICHAEL DONAGHUE,
OF chemical No I.
RICHARD DEFY. pipeman. engine No >
JOHN W. PAGEL pipeman engine No :
MARTIN BALL. pipemaa. engine No >
GUILE g. CUMMINGS. truck No =
FREDERICK y. BUSSt;N, "a spectator
Injured.
Fred Draheim. engine No 5. baaN N
iured: T. T. stevens. chemical No. ]. badly
in iured; Michael c. Gray. badly hurt about
head and body. Lieutenant Patrick
O'RourIe. engine No. s. badly nJurel'
r. T. stocks. pipeman. engine No. s; Tar
tholoaicw Cronin. pipeman. engine " -
John Il. Newell, truck No. ,; Leslie =.
McEImurray. fireman. Thomas Curry tire
man: Henry 4. Herrig, spectator. None oi
me last six named are badly injured
The building was fve-story brick Wlth
twelve-iuch filed walls. and il is said that
il had been condemned as being uc@aie-
The insurance on the building iootS ~
$4,000 and on the stock about $1,000
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pea.h of chief uamen.

Was hinstoa. October 6.-The department
of state has received advices dated Scptem-
her l2th. from Consul General James II .
NulliSan, who recently arrived at his post
NJ Apia. Samoa. announcing the death Of
High chief Mamca Of Lefagu, which &C
CURED after very brief illness, on Septcm-
Der 9Th, in Apia. where he had resided dur
ing the recent troubles Mamea played a
cor spcuous part in the history of Samoa
lie wds the samoan plenipotentiary to
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,vos,,rc,on in 1878. when he concluded
LIN, sss,retary Evarts. the treaty of friehH,
shin and commerce between the 'I',..
states and Samoa. under which ihe Ils,r
of m. United States to Page faso h"- '''
we're secured and guaranteed
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WANTED.
Confederate Locni or city stamps.

These stamps were issued by postmastcrs
Of various towns In lSd0-6l before the resu-
lar confederate stamps We're used. They
are iIl various colors Of print ami usually
the name OF the postmaster by whom ISSUED
with amount OF postage paid. We also buy
all lcnomiuatious of confederate and Co
lumbar stamps For lull partitular$, ad-
dress with stamp, a
STANDARD STAMP COMPASS =
Box asa, Atlanta, " !.
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Every Nnmnn shnnId Rcnd THIS.

To the Elitor-I viii gladly tell any SUI
fcrin- woman how | was cured Of female
weakness after long suffering | have uoth-
ing to sell Address with stamp Mrs h.
IAlAmcr. e Martin street. Atlanta. Ga.
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PULLMAN CLOSING UP.
lie surrcnders the Charter of Ills
Works.

Springfield. Ill. October 6.-The Jnion
foundry and Pullman car Wheel Company,
Of pullman, III, today filed articles oil sur
render Of charter. The capital stock is
s51op0 divided into 5000 shares Of when
George VI. Pullman owned A9'3- on sep
TENDER 18th the directors decided ON closing
nm. The assets of the company were sold
and the proceeds divided amoH; the stock
holders and today the charter was sur
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FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE po,D,
4 -rEr - -s'+iitl

Darlington, 5. @. April "a - M =
VI. Woolley. Atlanta. Ga. Daar Sir. ba-
fully tested the merits ~ yalr ranssy y,
the cure Of the IIqisor and oniuw j,sfis5 a. =.
have been wonderfully pleased via 10 -
suits. / believe IL viii radically er-. a.,
case if fairly tried. It gives ne ria.e-l-
70 recommend u with the greatest -. =
dencr to all sufferers from this ~.
Yours truly, =
b. Z. NORMENT. n h
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A large supply Of DR. Prices Baking
Powder was recently shipped to cape Col
ony and the TransvaaI. South Africa. Its
fame is worldwide
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II. 4. NORMENT. n
Chairman Board IL III u


81 2 4
1T. BIT ~ BETTER HEALTH TiIv
FOR TWENTY YEARS
Torroa. Ga. April 3d. ~t-D~
WoOllcr. Atlanta. ia fi mp SIR rsaa--.
your letter some time ago. but have ra
lected a. answer I'll now. u.li sse =
] have NOT taken any o. varr Ynel.siBa
three months. nor have Z taken sn- ANN
n~ drC-= 81 any kind. Yon- MEDICINE h
nrov"i an that You recomue15e1 il 90 D
10 has proved n blessing OBJ me.
When / BEGAN to tax song medicine
weighed ninety pounds. AMI Z now ueeh
pounds. and my health s. better -f77 r b.
been Ga twenty years. have ase5 ezr.
bottles Of YOUR medicine , am NOW 4hla
do al kinds OF work ana can sleep Nell
night
II you think " viii b. ~ any R7reif
rise this in reco-----n1iu- valr Eel-ina. n
can use my name = YOU wish - / y-.l cI-
py saying YOU VIII ever have ms knl-
respects. Yours truly
MRS. j. r. EDE0ND.
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Small savings make great fortunes. No
economy SO helpful as that attained by
using Dr. Prices Baking Powder.
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"WILLIAM \. sCHOLL,


\ similar message was sent - Robert
Fitzsimmous. at y wark. y. J.. notifying
him of the clubs action ami that he willhaVc
10 defend thc champion heavyweight title
in the month of February, 1895 against
the best man taat can be found IN Tie
world.
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conversational Nominations.

Baltimore. October e.-The democrats of
~. thiri ,srrrc ssioual district today re-
nominated Harry Weiles Husk by accla-
nation
south I'raminrham. Mass. October =
TIE democrats 81 the fourth congressional
district to-day nominated John J. S.mond.
az NKalthanl bE acclama:s1n.
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Dead.
LIEUTENANT MICHAEL DONAGHUE.


RICHARD DEI4Y pipeman. engine No =
JOHN W. PAGEL. pipeman, engine No :
MARTIN BALI. pipemaa. engine No =
GIIJE g. CUMMINGS. truck No =
FPEDEHICk y RUSStN. a spectator
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Lady Henry Somerset faaintains that
r-r. food IS half the battle Of life. y
guaranty ~ purity ia cookery is the use
uf pr rrlcy.s Cream Elkius Powder.
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Caught by woman Detective.

NEW YORK, Jan. John j. Mead
ows, of Newark, N. j., carrying n
satchel, enter FL notion store at 900
Broadway and began to examine tray
after tray of scarf pins, Miss Louisa
Alexander, detective employed III the
store, watched the man closely and
finally saw him secrete several scarf
pins She waited until he walked out
of the store and then placed him under
arrest and took him to the West Third
street police station, where he was
charged with larceny
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NEWS in BRIEF.

A young woman was foully assaulted
i'll Jersey City, n. j.
The prohibition question is Worrying
the Iowa Republicans.
The Missouri School of Instruction
at Clinton has been closed.
a crank with revolver called ON an
attorney at Huntington, w. Va.
The contest for the speakership in
the Ohio lower house is waxing warm.
Burglars entered three stores at De
catur. His, and carried off quantity
of goods.
Governor Lewelling of Kansas has
decided not to remove Labor Commits
sioner Todd
The Southwest Missouri Teachers
association will meet next Christmas
at Lamar, Mo.
The crank who tried to kill Mayor
Tyler of Louisville, KY, was commit
ted to an asylum.
Dun's trade review says the record
of 1893 in the business world is the
worst in 80 years.
Rev. James Miller, the pioneer min
lister of the Dunkard faith in illinois
and Indiana. is dead.
The Illinois Steel mills at Joliet have
been ordered closed. Hundreds of men
will be thrown out of work.
Wine importers at New York are
agitated by the report that red wine is
selling in France for ! cent quart
/ Miss Maggie Allerton of Lafayette,
Iud, married young man for fun.
Now she is having a whole lot of trou-
! BILE.
Two bodies stolen from the Omaha
cemetery were recovered at the depot.
Iowa medical students ate the supposed
culprits.
r. f. Trent prominent business
man of Golden City, Mo-, committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the heart.
Ben and Tom Milan and Ben Roper
were held to the grand jury without
bill for the murder of Joel Childs at
Bonham, Tex.
The Republican caucus in the Ohio
legislature nominated Boswell for
speaker by acclamationI He was the
Mckinley candidate,
Thomas j. Nixon, "A prominent grain
dealer at Paramount, Ind, disappeared
last Tuesday, and it has been discov-
cred that he was forge.
In order to meet his agreement -
pay his creditors 80 cent on the dollar
it has been developed chat Governor
Foster must raise more lands.
1t is claimed at Tahequah, |. IT,,
that the Chadwick optim had expired
the Cherokee bonds wert concluded.
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HIS Wife II Man.

OMAHA, Jan. Oscar f. Spate has
fled a petition for divorce from his
wife, Honorah Spate, on the ground
that the person to whom he had been
in wedlock was man. The Spates
We're married i'll Chicago, March H.
1887 They had both been residents OF
that city for ii number of years. AS
soon as Spate discovered the true con-
dition of affairs he left his wife and
came TO Omaha. where he has since re-
sided. Mrs" Spate is believed to still
be resident of Chicago.
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Intoxicating n Rig Loan.

SPRINGFIELD. His, Jan. 2.-Auditor
Gore is making an investigation into
the affairs of another building and loan
association of Chicago, and the indica-
lions are that some startling develop
ments will result. The chief clerk of
the department is now in northwestern
WISCONSIN,, inQuiring into the value of
certain lands there, on which loans of
that the value of the lands is far less
Than the amount loaned upon them.
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
A Woman Charged with Numbering Her
Husband with n Ratchet

Husband with n Hatchet.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan Friday
night at Shelby, Ala, Mrs. Scales, wife
of Alfred Scales, a prominent citizen
alarmed her neighbors by telling them
that her hus band had come home drunk
and bleeding, with his face terribly cut
and had fallen in the door way and died
before he was able to make n state
ment. An examination led the neigh
bors to suspect foul play. as it showed
that Scales head had been beaten into
II jelly by a Ratchet or some other blunt
instrument
The coroner's jury held hasty inves-
tigation and returned a verdict charg-
ing Mrs. Scales with the murder of her
hus band. She was arrested and jailed.
She stoutly denies the charge and
seems Frustrated by the whole affair,
which has caused great excitement
owing to the prominence of the par-
ties
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because He suffered.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9. -Lawyer Beckley
appeared before Judge Truax in the
supreme court cham bers to argue in
support of motion for counsel fees and
almony in the suit for separation
brought by Mrs. Alice Burke against
her hus band. Michael Burke. Lawyer
Hummel appeared to oppose the motion.
He declared that the only real and true
reason for the present suit was that his
client, the husband of the plaintiff,
Stnttered
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Emyine EXnlOdes

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 2.-Engine 45S,
pulling a through stock train on the
Iron Mountain railroad, exploded at
Ross. Il brakeman was instantly killed,
and Fireman \. Doolen was fatally in
jured. Engineer w. j. Mathews was
blown 100 fAet, but escaped with slight
injuries. The train was loaded with
cattle and hogs consigned to st. Louis
Four oars of cattle jumped the track
and nearly all of the cattle We're either
killed or badly crippled. Nine cars in
all were wrecked. The track is torn
up for distance of more than 100
yards. The whole is mass of bruised
and mangled flesh mashed up cars and
broken and twisted rods.
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BaIInm's Snow LINN ent.

This wonderful Linment is known
from the Atlantic to tie Pacific, aud
from the Lakes to the Gulf 1t is the
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. 1t will cure Rheum atism m,
Neuralgia, Cuts, Spiains, Bruises,
Wounds, Old sores, Burns, Sciatica,
Sore Throat, Sore Ches, and all lnAa-
nation, after all other have failed,
1t will cure Barbed Wire Cuts, and
heal ell wounds wherer Proud flesh has
set in. 1t is equally effective on
animals. Try it and you will not e
without it Price 30 cents. Sold
by Fl q. FISHER & Co., Waco, J. B.
CORNISH, East Waco
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MADHOUSE TRAGEDY
Horrible Deed of a Maniac In
West Virginia.
ATTEMPTS MURDER AND SUICIDES.

He Cuts His Wife's Throat and After n
His own Life-His Wife Was Giving
Him a Parting Kiss when She Was
Terribly Assaulted.
WESTON, Jan. 2.-The hospital for
the insane here was the scene last
Saturday of horrible murder and sui
eide Deputy Sheriff Robinson of Bar
hour county arrived in Weston, having
in custody Frank Billingslea, lunatic.
Billingslea was also accompanied by
his wife. The party drove to the hos
initial and BillinGslea was committed for
treatment Before taking her depart
ure his wife went to him to bid him
good by. He called her by name and
requested her to kiss him.
AS she did so the maniac took from
his coat pocket razor, and quickly
drew it across her throat, cutting Il
cash two inches and half long and
sever .ng the carotid artery. Her
screams brought an attendant to the
rescue. but the Infatuated man turned
upon him with the open razor, and the
attendant was compelled to protect
himself with II club. By this time u
number of attendants arrived, but be-
fore he could be disarmed he committed
suicide by cutting his throat from ear
10 ear.
Mrs Billingslea is still living, but
her recovery is considered impossible.
There are different stories advanced as
to how Billingslea happened to be in
possession of the razor. At any rate
he had the razor and concealed 1t upon
his person so successfully that the of
ficals at the hospital failed to find it in
their search. Mr.. Billingslea was .
brother of f. A. Billingslea, grand sec
yetary of the Odd Fellows of this state,
was a druggist and formerly resided in
Marion county.
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A Sb.ooo.ooo MORTGAGE.

WnL1AMsroRr. Pa, Jan. 2.-The
Central Pennsylvania and Western
Railway company has filed a mortgage
of $1,000, 600 to the New York Security
anu Trust company. The money will
be used to build line from this city to
Watson Town, to connect there with
the Wilkesbarre and Western rail
road
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Rescued n Cnrnse

New YORK. Jan. 2.-Three houses on
Hannah street, in Tompkinsville, s. l.,
were burned. They were frame tene-
ments, and occupied by Italians In
one house vas the body of man named
Murphy, awaiting burial. The only
entrance to this house was through an
alleyway, and the firemen, at risk of
life, rescued the body.
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Passenger and Freight Collide.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Jan. "A passen
ger train on the Lehigh Valley collided
with freight train on the Pennsyl-
vania road near Brick Mountain. a sta
ton on the Broad Mountain, seriously
injuring the trainmen on the passenger
train ami slightly injuring several of
the passengers. The engineer and fire
man of the Lehgh Valley train We're
badly hurt as was also Conductor W al
ter Butler
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To Impearch Governor Vale.

ST. Louis, Jan. "A Lake City,
Colo, dispatch, published here says, at
meeting of citizens of Hendsale
county resolutions We're adopted in
structing their representatives. in the
general assembly to bring impeach-
ment charges against Governor Waite
and then work for an immediate adj
journmeE Ct tie extra session.
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Charged with Embezz,ement

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-Sheriff Mat
thews of Tacoma has reached this city
with requisition papers on Governor
Brown for Samuel Hart and Frank A.
Dinsmore recently president and cash
Ter respectively of the State bank of
Buckley, Wash. Hart is charged with
the embezzlement of $50, GOO and Dins-
more with embezzling $4,000.
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Bank Clearing-.

KANSAS CITY, Jan 2.-The total bank
clearings of the Kansas City banks for
the year 1893 are $37 9o6, $50 less than
IN 1892, decrease of only 7 per cent
Last years clearings are $4,000, 900
greater than those of 1901 and SIT, 00O,.
600 less than 1890.
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Valuable Find.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Jan. D. Ore
winch assays from $4,000 to $1,000 per
Ion was found here in the Free Coinage
liihe IN cross cutting from the bottom
., shaft l'6 feet in depth. The Free
Soinage Is located east of Buron's on
Bull mountain.
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A MAI rnnch Stnlcn.

SOUTH McALEsTER, |. r., Jan. .
The northbound mail pouch was robbed
at McAlester, l. r. The pouch was
found on the platform cut open and
letters supposed to have been taken.
No cleW to the robbers
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s-ntencadt to Hnnr.

OMAHA, Jan. 2. Bernard McGinn, the
slayer Outward Kenna, was sentenced
by Judge Scott to hang April 6. The
murder was the outgrowth of a relig-
ious fight. McKenna was of the Ameri-
can Protective association and McGinn
was Catholic.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02

SANTA FE. N. NJ. Jan. 2.-Tho Daily
New Mexican, for so years II leading
Republican newspaper. has been bought
by Governor Thornton and other lead
ing Democrats. George IL. Cross will
be editor.