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BETWEEN THE LIONS JAWS
4 Prlghtlul Sight at a NltHlnteT Fair
hollgsTy.
- Attendant Attacked nv Ihrss VITA
beasts ~ tho Cagr.-A
Marrow Escape.

sAS FRANCHCJ, Fob. IA fright.
iIl affair occurred last uight at Col.
Daniel Boono's wild animal show at
tho Miiwintcr Fair. Carlo Hieman,
an attendant, hai taken three large,
trained lions into a cage In tho center
Of the arena, when suddenly tue
electric lights went cut, followed by
scrcama Of agony from tho cage,
and sounds Of horrible cfunching VI
the beasts Jaws. The audience
became panic-slfickon, women scream.
cd and tainted. Finally lights were
fecutCd and the dreadful siEnt was TO.
vealud OF thIre lions gnawing nj the
PROSTATE form OF Hieman. OIL. Boone
rnatchej up an iron bar aud with rare
lnttepidity entered the cage, beat the
beasts Oh, and reaeued the keeper.
HiemAn was found TO nave iotly
wounds, some Of which came perllous-
ly near vital spot. His scalp was
torn entirely Oh, nnd he hal deep
wounds under the arms and on the
legs aud body where the animals
teeth mad lascefated him. In spite Of
all this tue physicians think that, un.
less blood poisoning sets in, lie may
recover.
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granted lu. urge ~ % vtly iuuaftau
60 situ.uiiJu by mUu lrst qualified 20.
luuf" AMI no tust character ANA 20 BE-.
tloh tnlt M tuuJt Can bs cast uuUu
'hrlr 90 .Ivta.
it!1s leon th-wn repeatedly tla
rsii lN.r oilers surrerior financial
tOfprl '1r ,hU Universally, fu.
psfiu. educational advantages, vss.lf
iup-ior ivautugeH { accessibility 20
'hr .trptus p4i' % tao people o. tue
..triury.
40 iau lace oi these iac,s, to rc.uru
Nsaiu nud again % ths rhagfo flr id.
mediate union 20 Logan, with I
amt array 1i plausible bold aud ua.
ituablu isurua tNl Statements, whusu
uurr'iahility has lcuu cElo'el uv,f
ola. 1N.s again, tnIH b. u dHllay fi
dr1lerl'y nul courage THAT would corn.
MANI asmita'iau 10 tXuflcl in O. bgttU.
cause.
To um up tho whole question, tho
proposed nar.iN uuluu "a. logan wei
cave nothing unu block fIr way GOO
moro tniifac,ory au,ion, complete lm-
mt1iaiu WI %, can lg made uH rh0aply
az salt Lake a. 10 Logan and the conn
Oinntiuu car to fuu 90 chohply AZ ore
place Hs tho other. Salt Lake iusnishUa
the beet accessory educational oppuf.
tlnities la th1 Territory aul "a m II
hccctsiblo O. the people, complete .m
mediate union ut Logan viii ucCcssiAtt
tho abandonment % moro property
than u made vt Salt Lac, No much
iar Immediate union, partial ~ COM
pioic.
~ a little waiiug aud proper
management union, complete Ant
satisfactory, eau utuOtltas be mad,
without loss OF coat, anu meauwhil,
both Institutions eau DO combined
under one management, oXpeuses CAT
somewhat be fuIuCol, hni ~. 900 cat
be saved by requiring at least twtuty
i've d0llaiH for admission fee, NMca
10 the wisest coutst2 y.
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Ogden Items.

OJpEs, Feb. l4.-An order was
mad, in tho Fourth disl,l,t eoutt ves.
80. :. - ~ 80 -.
"iuAy HoIhlhs Ny 'u"be "'uel III
tue cases OF Daniel HRmor Vi Weber
county and Weber county vs. Daniel
Aamer before MAKING nndlnga or ludg-
mout being entered, 70 allow each
party In each case TO amend ploadinga
la conformity with tho proof And also
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WOOL And WOOLENS.
OacIll Report on That Important
Industry.
REPRESSION IN PRICES GENERAL.
t,.,l Remedies Not Adequate 10 Meet
Condition that Is Almost
Universal.

wAufSGToE, Fot. l4.-ln answer
,,,re.3luuon Of Congress, Worlhing'
Il, e. Ford, chief Of the bureau Of
,nlsilcs, treasury department, sent
,b,tdspaflmcnt toiay ga elaborate re.
..auron "Nool aud Manufacturer Of
wool.D ii saysi "rho iucIease In the
induction Ia foreign countrles,
,,p,cially In Australia, south America
,rd Affloa, has been far greater than
In the United states. Whilu tbs
American clip has tfcbled since 1850,
The Australian clip has increased ten
nd; that Of South America niua.folJ,
nd that Of South Africa hvu.ioli.n
The report shows that the year 1902
gave the wool producing Interests,
wen those Of the most favored couu-
tfles a. Australia n set back. IL sayt.
aTbat tbs sheep raising interests OF the
world are passing through per-
i5i OF depfcHAi0n 10 not 70 DO
Isnirl, The low pTlcoa on
woods have reacted upon the
PRODUCTION by reducing the profits de.
rived from the woods, and diminishing
The temptation TO extend the prouuC-
tior. Were this depression local, local
pmriiss would apply, but II "a general
and Gis those counties where the
advantages Tor sheep raising excel, o.
well as thosu where wool growing IL "a
secondary matter, aud even by the
ffogucl rather than the iudueiry,"
IN conclusion, Ford ssts forth numer.
ous propositions, tho result Of
his observations. No commercial
and Industrial nation can adequately
supply itself with wool; no otner ma.
lion Of COMMERCIAL anu industrial im'
p0tlnnco Imposes gs high duties on
wool aud woolcns ~ the United Slatet;
no legislation, short Of prohibition, can
malnlain the prices In the face OF tho
Increase 10 the wor DE supply OF
WOO; FREQ entry of foreign woods has
not destroyed the sheep Industry In
other countries; wool raising 90 con.
uo'lci by tue came economic c0ndi-
tons as other Interests and the present
depression 10 the wool Industry Is
general, not LEGAL.
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IN REFERENCE TO STATEHOOD.
A Letter from Delegate RNWllns, *.
planning a Cause Of Delay.

Today Judge q. w. Powers informed
n NEWS representative that he was In
receipt OF letter from Hon. J. l..
Rawlins, Delegate to Congress from
Utah, dated February o, 1894, In
which language to the following effect
OCcuu;
There has been some reluctance
among Democratic atnatoTu, fearing,
In View Of the late cleotiong, that Utan
might possibly send two Republican
senatou. Ia view Of this II has been
deemed advisable, Ia the party oOun-
cile, that statehood iOr Ulan should DO
delayed until after the expiration Of
the present Congress, In order that
important Democratic measures might
not 10 retarded,
The people VI Utah may DO assured
that this statehood bill win be passod
during the present session Of C0ngtesl.
fhu letter closes with; "lf our re.
publican friend, are unable 10 endure
the delay, hope the Democrats viii
endure Il with becoming iorliluie."
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ing tue CO tirlc.iOn @ a m.lfulI
bridge across the river nt thc IiaHr boo
qlrsli1n, too company hal c..u.sI a
temporary l4u.Iul zoo or tuNhsu Way,
~ tuu pMfiug ~ auOUt t1H ifesilus,
each with four legs about TX feet Dob b.
iu Sac r.vtg. Ilt 'Ultwnv sas c.sut
iuchUs uIIt. wi.uuI5 itis Blstt1, a1y
handrniii auI HHu eighteen iucuei
above tie watyr That on Goo cate
ma ed To pllnal's uhlll, thfDs.A
no fault etiiHoWl, Tell iuto tht gv .
wn.lo attempting - cross tlU bu %
and w.. tI.atuJ.
rlu an w,ris a crmnl o. denis. o..
tie aloEi .l- 10 uualiarnta huI uir..
lgosIUr. i8 Insisted that the e.. ..i
wa b nlu.l 20 iresIpss uni. ally
upIl t"u nutatu properly o. the .,.
isuIan. co. lUtu., tuht Lu weui upIu
ths iIutIu NOrS, which was u1t q I.
sisnol or Constructed 10 be- sale g
Pedestrian, ana i,ll iu,' sac fivus anI
that ho lhofouy -iIUcJy cJu,fiJu,uI 20
hla own death.
Tns CmIougiins Of q jury was 1
rf0yftsi W.ln tOurt adjourned iys
luncheon.
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George GayIOr's Case.

The father OF George Gaylor-Jhe
youth whose trial In the Third district
court on Saturday resulted Ia tue dis
agreement Of the jury, aud vino was
yesterday released on bonds-spsaks
highly OF ths treatment which his son
received ~ tbs hands OF u. 3. Marshal
brigham and his stall during the loug
period that no was confined In the
ponitentiary; likewise OF the ample
facilities Afforded himself and tho at
.1rueyl for seeing tue boy, besides
acknowledging other considerations
shown ~ enable tho accused 90 have u
fair trial. In Wow Of tho fact that tue
majority OF the Jury favored young
Gay lof'a suquittAl, II Is hoped anu be-.
iIryud by many persons that the prcs9'
.ulign will not push tue case 10 %
second trial. The testimony 90 against
GIylor certainly LETT room Tor doubt.
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Filing Of SnIls.

The Jarvls.COnklin Mortgage Trut.
company has fied a complaint ia In.
Ietventlon In the suit q Chatlts II.
Denhaltet VI James II. bacon ct al, In
which the present plaintiffs demand
judgment against Donhalter and vile
lor s2O,OlD, alleged % be- due on u
uromissofy note secured by mortgage.
They also ash for the appointment OF
receiver.
John q. Gray has fled an action
the GfocsbecH company In tho Third
district court, Praying that the de'en.
dant be ofdtred 10 transfer to him a
certificate for Oh shares Of stock Ia the
company under circumstances set forth
10 hts complaint, and arising cut VI au
unHatisiied Judgment.
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Washington's Birthday.

Exercises commemorative Of tho
birthday Of the fSthor Of his county
will be observed by the Washington
school on Friday, February 23td, rs
the 22nd 10 u legal holiday, and no
y .sslon Of school as n consequence, IL
Is expected TINT the q. a. Il, will At.
tend tie exercises In n boiy. The
Lowell tolool will on the same day
hsye exerelfes commemorative OF tho
iis,iugui h -i poet, "a mis- birthday also
OCuura February 22nd.
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Special Difpaieh 10 ne NEWS.
Rock SpmAGs, wyo., Feb. IA
Thefo Is considerable decrease Ia the
amount OF oual mined anu shipped
nom Rock Springa during the month
Oi January, 1884, Ms compared with
the shipmentn made IA this correspond
ing month IN 1893. The decrease
amounts 20 l,l37 cars or S5,D20 tons,
making shfinkage OF about si5, 900 Ia
Tue amount Of wages paid the miners
i0t the month.
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.rLe neelInr of rreasmsn.

CHICAGO, Fob. ii.--A distinguished
parry Of newspaper publishers anu pro.
prlei0rs frgm lhu East arrived hars this
morning I, attend the annual meeting
" tho Associated Press. Among thom
were the following from New Yoit;
>. 3. Carvalho, the New YORK NOrld;
Horace White aud j. 3. seymour the
Tot, g.. ~. HasbrOOk, the Comm roili
Advcrilser; f.. s. Gunuison, tho
Brroklyu Ea9lo; l.. II. Butler, Butia'
10 NtU; anu others from New YORK
aud Row England.
From Philadelphia; ID. d. Clayton
McMlohGel. the North AmsriodH; II. j.
Cook, the P6ess; James 10. IvoruOn, the
inquirer.
from Baltimore; Gen. Felix InguS,
the AmsyioaHi Il. A. Richardson, tue
Sun; A. BeUKnOier, the Herald
From Washington II. ID. N1yes, the
Star, w. q. Mcbride, the CiuoiunAii
Inquirer. A hundred anu twenty
Ave representative OF the Associated
pfesH papers were present nj n meeting
at the auditorium. The vlsilOrs viii
DO given banquet ut the Grand
Pacific lOni{ht.
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Correspondence Of ne NEWS.
Vho past week has been somewhat
mil1er. Sunday was bright day,
buta cold north wind blew. The cold
weather we have had here for the past
two weeks has done much good.
The river has been frozen over and oil
the people are getting In cords OF gooi
cedar wood.
The folks ara all well aud cheerful.
There Ia no complaint from any OF the
Saints aud bul very little sickness.
Oh Wednesday oveuing our block
motlug was held ut the house OF
Bother ami Sister Whitmill, tue sub.
lect disuuss-d ueing "iaying oa ui
hands for tho Giit O.. the dolly Ghost.
Ihe epaakers were j. *. BeTg,
Fred LAWSON aud h. j. Farnes.
The Saints all turned Out we'll.
Our last deuale was vol attended,. rhe
Hublec. was "a Trad Win al sluca-
u1n, or Education With0u. Vradu. Z"
Ihe trade was the wiinnr. Our next
subject Is to bp "Na,uTa or Az"
Bishop A. o, lugcls.rom and com.
pauy Started GA Friday ~ Rttoud con,
terence o. Luolsvillu, Iaho.
Sister Shelley, VINO has been very
sllk, 10 now VA a fair way 10 recovery.
ol.lur Wilcox has Improved o! late.
NC. MoCfaken, the 80 tO1i mss.er a.
thls place, has gone away Tor "a few
Jays anu Bother Charlie, Cri1dle 1t
aching temporarily in his stoad.
lhe young folks are amusing them
selves al night with sleigh riding. IT.
a poor heart lhan never relDioes.
LoNDOSEE,
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The q. a. situation.

DESvRR, Col, Feb. li.-Judge Hal.
lev iravts today for the Pacific olsst
ana VIII 10 gone some weeks. This
means there viii he no change In the
Ihion Psoific.Gulf situation for some
ilme 10 come, Nothing has been
heard at this end OF tho proceedings
~ Tue appeal by tho Union Pacific
receivers, hut the belief Ia held that
whatever legal steps mny DO taken the
ulli and the Uniou Pacific people will
uol aWhit their issue but Will gett0'
se'htt and comp omlss their differ
slee' Including that with the labor
pui0uF.
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Today's Probate Court.

Judge BlsiT's duties In The probate
court this morning were Extremely
light. One order only was made. Tina.
was In the matter Of tbs estate Of w.
II. shoarman, deceased, In which hear.
ing was had on final account and
petition for distribution. The couf,
directed that the executors convey Ger.
tain real estate 10 'fhos. u. shearmnb;
dual account allowed aud decree OF
distribution made to the executors Ia
tfust,
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PoBTsslouTH, Frb.ii.-TheN National
Literal Federation continued IL meet.
Ing today anu endoued tho Newcastle
program AMI unanimously adopted u
ulaTegard Of the national will by the
house. OF lords WAS On intoleraole abuse,
anu assuring the ministry oi enthusiast
10 support iot " hatever measures were
glCplei 10 secure thr cOuimons' para.
mount authority. In speeches iOr the
lraIullOn the lords were denounced rs
hlTlU,uleut company using It's poli,i-
cal lUslllon for In own pecuniatr in
lt''si,snd that what tho people wanted
Nta mot "A quarrel With Snd then &C.
tIlstlOn OF their great enemy.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD MOVE.
II Is Proposed TO Construct one 30.
tween PaJetie aud Emmett, Idaho.

when tho Statesman several months
ago. says that paper, announced steps
would shortly DO taken 10 build a rail.
road between PAyelte aud Emmett, the
statement VIA received by many with
Incredibly. Last Saturday a meeting
was held At Payelte for that iIentical
purpose, anu the enthusiasm displayed
by the two hundred OF more prominent
citizens Of Payeite valley, VINO were
present, should have been sufficient TO
have completely routed the scrptical.
j. III. RlchRrIs,th well known Pay.
etle attorney, was in the city ycstef-
LAY. Mt. Richards Ia n prime mover
In this railroad project and Ia confident
the road will DO built. Ho says y sur.
vsy OF the route was ordered Mt satur-
day night'a meeting. An engineer
with seven assistAnlH viii commence
this survey today.
About forty prominent citizens Of
Emmett attended the meeting. They
reported tho people OF their hustling
little town had already subscribed
about ilO,OJ Tor the survey and con.
slructiUn work aud more would prob
ably be raised.
As soon AZ the survey IL completed
Payette will announce the amount II
viii give towards the enterprise.
MI. Richards says n railroad such as
10 projected could soon DO placed on n
paying basis. Besides thu Immense
ifuit AMI vegetable traffic, lumber cut
at Emmett, aud logs h1aget Gown to
that place, could be taken 20 market at
Greatly reduced prices. Thi. would
Increase the already extensive lumber
business u that section.
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NAsIuNoTOa, Feb. 1.-THE fccro-
iafy Of the interior has issued inairuc.
lions " tho commissioner Of the general
land Office concerning the lstuPs
recommendation that tie re.aurvcy OF
the Las Vegas grant Ia Now Mckee
be- rejected. lie has directed that q
final, complete survey Of the grant b.
made In accordance with recent de-
Iaftmontal decision, AS speedily ~
may be, that tho 10 long delayed mat
ter may be closed
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DEs M0iSEs, Iowa, Feb. 1.-THE
receiver reports will make the lie
bilities and assets OF Cass county bank
bs iolioNt. Liabilities from 5000 %
100000; nsssts 100000. The
$4,000 preferred claims VIII re-
dulu this % $4,000. President
No,zur h indebted 10 tho bank 100000.
lie mas turned over real estate, in'
cludeJ IN the assctl, 20 the value Of
f55,000.ltaRu aud T.. }. Dlokefson have
note ana ovcrdtaus 10 the amount %
ss5 90. a. w. Dickcrson, cashier, has
au ovcrdtsft " $4,000. The grand
Jury IL oonsidering thu mater.
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Frye then ufrsa tui ftmo 'irnnco
from the Na,ouN w. &. T., gnrd
by ths oMcsfs iu IS r,4les auh tefrl'
TOTES against suy tax Oh whi'Ry, On
the grounds that the grvctnincut
should not enter toto parlhofship wi,h
to manufactures VI sellers OF inlyxi'
Giants.
The House bill to compel the Rock
Island TOaI 10 stop ita trains
OF Enid and H1undpond, Oklahom O,
tAcn came up ~ unfinished business,
aui Palmer, Illinois, took tie door Ia
favor N the bill.
The bill was opposed by Carey,
Wyoming, and Martin, Kansas.
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Missing Boise City Records.

Clerk Dlty has reported says tho
B1ise Statesman that the city records
from 1879 ~ 1856 arc missing, they
never having been turned over TO him
by his predecessor, q. 3. Mcconnell.
Toe council authorized the clerk to
Inform Air. Mcdonnell that he anu hts
bondtmen would be held responsible
for the return Of the records. IL IL
understood there are some warrant
books also missing.
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Printers Parry at Logan.

An invitation has boon received
from tho "membeTs OF the printing
craft Mt Logan" 10 attend sheet and
pillow case masquerade In tho Thatcher
prrfa house Oh Thursday evening,
February 70. The invitations are very
unique, being printed ON miniature
linen sheets, accompanied by small
pillow slips. 10 10 expected that the
Affair viii b3 the leading social event
ol the season vi Logan.
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Spsoiai 70 ne SEwA
SHERIDAN, wyo., Feb. iJ.-Rsnoh.
mon In this section positively deny tho
reports that have boon sent out over
the country TO tho effect that stock l.
rapidly ptrlshing In northern Wyo.
ming because ui scAnt iced and the
ug9u Of the winter. Diligent inquiry
has been made, but the reports Indicate
only the average amount Of mortality
among cattle, horses and sheep ON lrs
nnges IN this section.
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WAsuyuIOS, Feb. 1.-THE reilg.
nation VI Brawley, Nd, 70 lake gfle1t
At once, he having been appointed
United States district judge, was roil
aud placed on nlc.
Hunter, He, as personal privilege,
explained his vote on agricultural i'm.
plumunts aud diamonds while the tafin
III was in committee VI the whole.
QIigg aud 5ltsu.s, tho new mem.
bers from New York, were sworn
Ia aud tho House then went
into committee ~ the whole on
Blnnd's seigniOtago bill.
Sioue,;lNy., took the door aud ad.
dressed thu House ON the question.
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Postmaster. Appointed.

WAsuSuroE, Feb. i4-rho Prcsl.
dent has sent tue following nonilna.
tious 10 the Senate.
RECONSIDERATION Il. Thomas,
Pbmaix, Aria; James n. Boyd, SAu
Brfnarding, Cat; Garland W. DUNCAN,
Fornialc, Cal; AlphontO Leroy, La
Gfanic, Oregon.
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WAsnlNGIJS, Fob. IA The oppo.
nonta " Peckham, for supreme Court
Justice claim that he will bo defeated
for confirmation IN the Senate by four
TO ak majority. A vote VIII be- taken
Ia vxecut We HceslOn tomorrow,
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Los CmRiLLo8, n. NJ, Feb. IA
Litt night JAok Flynn, tho champion
weller weight OF New Mexico, and
Bllley Kennedy, champion middle
~risnt Of Colorado, fought n n
lnlsh.
Flynn won In the sixth round after n
very hard fight.
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ArroINrnrs Io wrsr roINE

Time aud Places rtNsd for the r..
animation.
WAsnuNGToN, Feb. il.-A board Of
officers has been appointed to meet,
February 2s,h, for the examination OF
appointses to West Point at the FOL.
lowiug places
Fort Douglas, Utah; Fort ID. A. Rus'
sell, Wyoming; Preside, san Francis.
co; San Diego Barracks, California;
Vancouver Barracks, Washington.
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FA0is, Feb. lathe police cay II
I iias been tefinitely established that the
n9t,I Terminus bomb throweT'a name
Eulllr Henry, born IN Barcelona,
'PAin' - yeare ago, OF Ffencn parents.
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GALEgnuRu, His, Feb. li.-Thcre
IN no tfdtu " hrtuvcf IN this report sent
frou here that the Burlington roa haS
pcstl oned ray day. 4. viii be tomor'
row rs Officially announced a week
age.
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L0SDoS, Feb. ii.--Bar.silveT 29li.
The ludia council has sgld $4,000
urn VI transfen at 49, por rupee,
eJupiieI with II l.32 las. week.
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SrmNuFiELD, No., Feb, a. The
American National bank has been
closed by order Of tho comptroller ot
thoIcuffcncY. The capital IL s9Ji,00s
but the liabilities arc small.
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CONGnIss nECOnD.
Fraudulent Fictitious Tor niahe. .aS
on Whiskey.

W. NhANhHNs
WAsHINGToS, Fob. li.-In the Sem
ate, Ffys said u statement had boan
uu6llsned that the w. q. II, U. hal
petiliOntd Congress to increase he tax
ON whisky. Tho fact was that pltitioni
purp0rting to come from that body mai
oeen presented to the House committee
on ways and means, but the petitions
has been Investigated anu II was found
that they were fraudulent. No such
uersous were living In the towns from
which they purpOtte1 10 eOme
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nIsSIr nowAN's Crew
"'seuci Aiser Nnay UnsuccessfuI
Attempts.

scliuALE, Mass, Feb. l4.-Aiter
iiau. W-uccoseful attempts, the crew
W lNr rtecbod schooner Minnie Rowan
wa lafruui this morning. the men
were Exhausted uud the captain no
sgIlouhly Injured that he had 10 be
Sai1ieu lrom lhe boat % the house near