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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
coLlecrsNc sraMrk.
A phtpstelsss who Bs working to Obtain
For Himself y Cork leg.

a pnspsfe,sss who us working to ObtaSn
For Himself = Cork Ice.
Fred Ullrich, young lad OF Sycamore.
,,ls Is collecting 1 900. 900 Cancelled post
acc stamps. Some time ago Fred, whils
returning home oneevening, ) as attacked
INV a fierce mastiff. The animal came
near killing the boy. but it was finally
driven off by some citizens who came up.
The dog had bitten the boy SO badly thst
one Ice had to be amputated, and an arm
was rendered useless. The Ullrichs are
not rich. so the boy adopted plan by
which he is to secure for himself a cork
LEG. The leg has been promised him if
he succeeds in collecting 600 900 can
celed postage stamps.
The other day young Ullrich received
bv EXPRESS n bag weighing 100 pounds.
filled with Cancelled postage stamps and
bits of paper torn from the envelopes.
They had been sent by Miss Alice Smith,
n clerk in the employ of Hibbard, Spen-
cor Bartlett s. Go. Miss Smith had seen
an advertisement of the boys purpose in
q newspaper, ard she wrote him to in
ou;re as to the truth in the case. The
reniv she received was satisfactory, and
she began collecting stamps. The large
bag received the other day by the boy
came from her. Miss Smith gets all the
envelopes from tho heavy mail received
by the firm. Yesterday afternoon she
was tearing stamps off of envelopes. of
which she had large number. w lille
doing this work she explained how she
had become Interested in the boys case
and had resolved to help him.
Its not so much work, and it will
benefit him" she said. ut didn't take
very long TO collect those that sent
him, and may send some more. Chi
caro Record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

An old woman Of undeniablc Celtic orr
gia entered & down town savings bank the
otiicr day and walsed up To- the desk.
DO you want 20 draw or dcposity" asked
the remtien.anly clerk.
''Naw, Oi doan't. Oh wants ter nut ono
IT," was the reply.
The clerk pushed up the book for her sig.
nature, and indicating the place said, sign
on this line, please"
above ii or below iti''
''just above it,
'Mc whole name.,
'Ycs.-
Before Oi was ma7ried?"
mo, just as il is ncw.''
"Oi can't write"-Boston Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

he Local Msrkesa
GRAIN. Efu.
Wheat rns
rorn-Ssw. III
os-- g76s Sc
Hay Mncthy, $40; upland. 8 ls9; -iousb.
yeLs': hslcs. '969
sssa~. 3 GsSG.
PupDycE
kuf'er-Frr N che c., &c: Creamery, &C.:
Ec-r-Frcst, sc
'"rHry- t'hick.ne dressed. &c: tur. cys. dress
co. i2c' aaes dressed. sG"r: gcsrc, SssiOc
yUurr AND VEGETABLE
App.ee-ss ns?s i50 ;,cr hb
fo:s'Cc~-GsSf.tr
tri,ne- &c pr In
Turniyp-5 c per bu
Lrvs -T."K.
Cafiic-Bnrherr pay for ~, too stcr,
4sa<c; cove and ne:fcrs. III rgx cs.y.s
sc5:
l1cve- 41esc
Shecp-3'Sc.skc
YurL.
Coal--Soft. fOstiI~: har'. es.s0.
wssd-Coe l. s4.:5: sawed, $40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
F1isr wonx IN WISCONSIN.
SOM Details cf what - Beims Doac Co
the DestSfute.

som" Pctniis cS what ,. sse;wg Done for
the Desttfute.
AUHEE, Jan. 2-Repnrts by tie 10
al Acf committee Mt Hurley to Colonel
Boy show TINT 1T the present time there
Is y ftorc for the poor 100 barrels OF fiour,
SN ishels of potatoes, 20 bags Of beans,
~ everal hundred pounds Of salt meats.
a. ne Hurley storerooms in Milwaukee
u are LIB meas coats. ls5 vests, 49, pairs
o trousers. S. boys coats, l,o1s pieces of
hing apparel for women, 1856 hoods fcr
Is, so pairs Of stockings. SO pairs of TN
fwear, Ia ladies' jackets, l3S mems and
ys' shirts, gG mems and boys caps. lCi
firs Of gloves and mittcns, and 3oS pairs
boots and shoes, During the past month
ne committee Mt Hurley fed 2,0.5 persons
daily and clothed over $40 persons. Colonel
Boyle has nearly 81. $40 in the bank for the
trna:.. of the Hurley miners, and about
$500 In cash has already been expended on
their account
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
ronr., Error, in ;,c ,n.Nr..ncu,s

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. Errors have been
discovered in the indictments against
Edwin Rexfori, cashier. and II. u. +.
pci,cc, director. of the dcfunct lndianapo-
lis National bank which, il is claimed, viii
savalidate such counts Of the indictments
in which they occur, but will have 10 Of
hct on the remainder. The errors were
made in c,uN.ing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
suoro TO M. Nam. Roth Ways.

One of the bureaus of the treasury de-
partment received document Last
month in which q claimants name was
spelled in two ways. The Office sent
word to the claimant that he must make
an affidavit as to the correct spelling.
On Wednesday the affidavit came. The
claiEiant spells his name in one way y
the body IF the paper and signs it m -
other.-Wasnington CAPITOL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

CHICAGO. Jan. New Years Day. Ex-
changes all closed. NJ market quotations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
EVANS G. RoE

a..
homa city He Is charged with
thSlt Oh Two holses'
,NeN. sum Jones VIII arrive hen
Wy, sty9Ilu 9uhqhy m septembsi q
WI hpld a meeting. keV. t. r. IA
., the Den'9h street Methodist EN-
Pal chuIcn soul To-Day made hri
inaheeihsnis win ihe, noted Eyanls
steps WIN ai once be taken 70 n
money enough 70 construct a iahles
GIle WIN a seating capacity Of w
occurred IN henrietta last might \
PASSED throcBh mere this mofnnil
ms way 70 i)enlson.
non, ~ u. Dodd oil Atlanla, AZ
GATE Tor commissioner Of the land
nee was IN the city today
m Horace Chilton VIII speak herr 4
rs:
Ihr h9ung Peoples Society u -
van 4husaNor gave a sleial lasi 4.
ing AT me residence OF Ms Z
Bone Nlich was largely ATTENDED
Four divorces We're GRANTED todrl
plslrict Judge Barrett;
NM roe one OF me Oh fese7
OF Cooke county, Is dying ~ IA =
near custer city He is AFFLICTED <
cancer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
A CONFLICT INEVITABLE.


BY Associated Press.
Uniontown, Pa, April 25,-The
national strike is practically complete
In the Connellsvnle coke region in its
entirety. The authorities have taken a
position that will almost certainly in
volve an outbreak II persisted in. It
is held that the strikers In assembling
to bring out the men who persist in
working are guilty or assembling for
unlawful purposes and can be legally
dispersed by force. The strikers swear
they will not surrender their right to
hold meetings.
So far as their means allow they are
buying arms, and dealers say that
quantities OF ammunition have been
sold
At Broadford last night and today
and from other points IN the region to-
night people have left their homes and
sought other supposedly safe places,
The oliver plant is completely guarded
and the company is going to fight the
strikers to finish. Not since the
origin Of the late local strike has the
situation looked so serious as now be-
cause of the immensely greater lumber
Of men on strike and their enthusiastic
purpose'to win, or die In this final fight.
In every direction az midnight APP
proaches the strikers are astir, pre-
pairing for the march In the morning,
and the armed forces ut the works
where men are waiting 20 go TO work
IN the morning are being heavily REIN
forced Indeed II Is said that an armed
deputy will be on duty for every coke
worker that goes out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Last nay Of the Memphis Races.
BY Associated Press.

Inst nv, of IN. ,I.mnI,t. n,cs.
nc A.so,,,t,, or,s.
Mompbis zen, Arct o, rto tost
dav og IA. ot.,,,t,,, r,o,,in,, ,,,,.. ,,,o.
ana ,,,or,, M. ,,t.,.,...... - -
~, - ""' ''' ~,
a. nu' Wv .'N 'Hl'H "ylt won 10y
9',' ~" ~ ','' "'., oy 20 sno''e
u,. ,,.,,,,,,.....,.,,, 80 ',,V'u "g''
,rarDh,,n anI 49,, IT,, 49, ,'." ~
F,rst r,c, pnrs, .ioo ,",. 90 - Su,'o W.,
,,,1 n,,,,,,,. ,,,,,.,, 49,, -.
,,.s,ln,, sI, ,,,io,,.s IN. o.
a, n, ,v,,,.,, a IN NOV, So, -
p.,.,r, toe 10 r,,.i,,, +. -, 80 800,
r,,,, me- ,oo 80 nm ,n.,,,
rt,no ,.,-t ''' ''''''' W
s...a5 .. p,... ,,oo o.. 49,.
.,1., -. ~. W. f'yg w 't
,.,,. s,. "s,u ,'o''- "''' ,,,, " Wv
-, ,,,', n ',o''s'' Wv 80
~, s w mann" ,,n w ~, Wo', Wy " le''t','
M. ' t'' W, ,,"", W. ,n' =" ~ 'ego"u'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

, came to WOOL iron and sugar II
would probably require the entire sum
nier' Mr. Aldrich suggested an a'le ,1lli,
ment that me p'il snvuiu ~ '','o s,ieu'
nVe months nlie, rs p's7'Se' " WIZ"
an a. NeT nai 19!eg gSuin obt,iuca the noer
"a hcoan reaalng nom "A spcech BY
n. ,r,aon,st,,.,. ,ro,n 1obnson in The
hoaso =, ronr,.s,ntativos an Tho tn,iff
- IA n,s. cst,oa ~ ordnr i,v Mr.
nr.v IN, r..a,nr .na oom,osntina ON
! sneech ~ member Of The other
hansa =, en,,,r,ss ,,,o ,vas not nroaent
- snoat eo' h,r,ssif
A nrrmch Of order.
Tho vie. preaiaent had read Joffer-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
rnn WEATHER.


Special Dispatch.
Galveston Tex. April 25.-rhe baro.
meteric pressure is very evenly dis
tributcd tonight, the extreme range be.
ipg only about 30 OK an inch. The
highest Is over the Ohio valley and lake
region aud the lowest is along the Gust
ern Rocky mountain alope, The tenn
peraturc has remained nearly station
AIRY or has risen slightly throughout the
country. The weather Is generally
clear.
Local forecast Tor Texas for twenty.
four hours, ending u midnight April 20.
North. Central, East, Southwest Texas.
eoes, district Generally fair. station.
AIRY temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Special Dispatch.
Washington, April 25.-Reprcacnta.
tive Cooper Of TeNss today is very
much pleased, having secured prom
lsc Of the subcommittee on judiciary
IN the house to the effect that when
It reported 10 committee the bin ere
ating the southern judicial district Of
Texas. the court should be located at
Beaumont Mr. Cooper has been
working hard 10 this end ever since
the nrHt discussion OF the Southern
judicial district oil began and be-
lieves &c the BIZ was reported from
tho subcommittee giving Beaumont
the court the location viii not there
fOrn be uhnngnd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

VIEWERS of New bedford, Mass, to
go out.

BY Associated Press.
Now Bedford. Moss,, April 25.-one
Of the greatest strikes In the history
Of Now Bedford is about to be- on. Al
special meeting Of the Wamsuttn
min weavers held here tonight to talso
definite action on tho strike OF n. 6
mill, which has been ON ten weeks
It was almost unanimously voted to
call out all weavera IN the wumsutta
corporation. ana this means tho throw
Ink out Of employment OF 5000 unless
a compromise Is effected before the end
Of the week Every loom In wam-
autta yard viii be closed Monday
morning Az a result OF tonlghrB meet
Ing Intense excitement prevails IN the
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Mr.. Post Republican. Illinois. who
was consul general at Vienna under
Grants administration, opposed the
amendment The amendment was de-
faa;ed by 35 TO H.
An amendment offered by Mr..
coorns, Democrat New York, to in
crease the snlary OF the consul at St.
Thomas from $500 to $500 was lost.
AZ $3.50 the committee rose and the
house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

hy Ahaoelsttd freHA.
81 Louis, Mo- April 2b.-The pre.
valenee OF smallpox nj Madison, M
caused the management OF the track
there tonight to decide to close up and
run the remaining four days racing at
the East ST. Louis track About two
weeks ago a case OF smallpox was dis-
covered among the track employees at
Madison. and as a number OF caaes
have since developed from that one, 4,
was thought best by the management
To take action, to prevent the disease
from spreading.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
eALvnsroN MArnnMonKs.
NIcssrs. Harris a Co. Withdraw Thcit
Propositions.

Propositions.
Special Dispatch.
Galveston. Tex, April 25.-The city
council met in special session this
evening for the purpose Of considering
and acting upon the proposition Of
N. w, Harris & Company Of Chicago
and New York to take the 100000 In
bonds OF the city for waterworks pur-
poses. The proposition Of Harris &
Company was as follows.
We will purchase outright at par
and pay for 100000 Of said bonds as
soon as our attorney. John +. Dillon.
approves Of the legality OF the issue
We 20 have continuing option at par
on the remaining sGOO,0O unsold said
option or refusal to be continued and
remain In force II We take and nav
for 100000 Of said bonds within slxty
days OF the time when we pay for the
$4,000 and TO be continued from time
TO time by our taking 5000 each thir-
" days thereafter until all said bonds
are delivered to us and paid for. Fnu-
ure on our part to pay for any Of snii
bonds on dates specified in said optIon
10 terminate this agreement, I'suni
papers showing satisfactory legality OF
issue To Hon. j. p. Dillon ~ Na,,
York. TO be furnished prior 10 ny.
ment for said SSOO.OO0 bonds. R6nds
to be paid for on delivery al some
BANK IN New York city on above dates
or az earlier periods as to any one oe
said blocks OF 100000 n We 10 e,e,, !,
The council after considerable Al.
oussion decided TO abide by It's ontio,,
OF thirty days given Atwood. ,Violett II
company on the nth ult.' 10 nsgo-
tate the sale OF the waterworks bnnd,
10y the mayor and finace comr,It,Nn
.n,hereupon Harris & Co.'s Representa-.
wv mere Withdrew their proposition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Dir. bailey Of TcSns In the chair.
Appropriation mis-.


Ty Associated Press
Washington. April 25-Mr. Hepburn.
Rep, Of Iowa, after the reading Of The
journal In the house today, uterposed
IN objection IA its approval and
forced the yeas ana nnys ON Mr. Dock
ery's motion for ~ approval MIR. Hep
burn adhered to his determination to
allow absolutely no buslneas to be
transacted by Unanimous consent unit
terms were made for the consideration
OF FRIDAY night pension bills,
The journal was approved 2ia to
nothing The house went into com
mttou Of the whole, Mr. bailey OF
Texas IN The chair and resumed the
consideration or the diplomatic nud
conHular appropriation bin,
M. Cannon Of Illinois continued the
role OF economist, insisting upon an
explanation Of every small Increase In
the BILL aud onerlng amendments to
reduce the appropriations whenever an
opportunity offered
Mr. Warner moved to increase the
rank Of the consul ut Barcelona spnm,
nry 10 $500 The motion was aprccd To-
Mr. Herman OF orenon offered nm
amendment 10 reduce the aalnrlea az
the consula at Annoy. CLINTON nnd Tlen
Tzin. chinn. from $4,000 TO $4,000 spealt.
ing OF the amendment. lie severely chi.
iclsrd enc treaty recently negotiated
by Yang VA and secretary oreaham.
That treaty. he said. was dealgned to
reverBc the American policy of exclude
Ing Chinese. entered into In 1850 II
would permit Chineae laborers to come
IN direct coutrlvertlou at the uxc,urlou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

chief of the Order of Railway Tele-
prnphers ON Trial.

BY Associated Press.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April %. 49, In
opening the case against D. G, Ram
say, grand chief OF the order Of Rail-
way Telegraphers. states Attorney
Grim gave particulars Of the strike
during which wires were cut and ex-
poets to prove that the defendant fur
nished money to parties knowing they
We're going to use It In paying ex-
penses OF tying wires. The state will
attempt to show that tho two princi-
pal witnesses for the state, Operators
Jeffreys and Allard, We're taken to a
room in a hotel and filed with liquor
untll they would sign certain papers,
Jerfrys testified that he was an opera
tor In the strike, and that Ramsay
gave him money, knowing he was GO
ing to use 1t in Gripping wires
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

They Erpiatc Thrir secrnd crime on
the Galiuws.

Nv Associated Press.
Jaokson, Miss Aprn 25,-ou a Eal-
lows erected Immediately over whore
Horace Smith murdered Sundicy with
an nN aud IN run view OF whore Horace
Singleton murdered TulnN Payne In tho
prison wnlls today. each OF these life
oonylctH sentenced by tho supreme
court to hang for their second muir
deru, were executed ut II o'clock by
Deputy Sheriff Chllon, who h. mayor OF
jackson, acting as hnngmau. The
drop was seven fevt Sngleton's neck
was broken and he died In two miuutes.
amiths neck was not broken ana he
died OF strongulation In ten minutes.
They were cut down In twenty minutes
ana placed In their collins and buried
at the prison graveyard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

ny Associated Prose-
81, Louis, Mo. April 25,--Flrst race.
Five mud a half furlongs Major Drypps
won, Tradcsmnn second, senfoam third,
Time, ll3 l-2.
Second racc-Flve and one-half fur
longs; Ivanhoe won, False second,
Hcadlonss third. Time, ila,
Third race-Four and one-half fur
longs; John McGNrglc won, Apollo
second Agnes IL. third Time, ,59.
Fourth race-siN and one-half fur
louss; Freedom won, Bushranger Sec
ond, Colonel Wheatley third, Time.
1871
Fifth receive and one-half fur
longs Aclloihm won. Romeo second,
My Partner third. Time, l;ls "a.
sixth raec-siN ana one-half furlongs;
Uncle John won. Morgan @, second,
Henry Jenkins third Time, i'27 S-d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

0pcclu Dlhphlch'
Washington, April 25.-Representa-
tive Gresham Of Texas this morning
made an argument before the house
committee on labor In support Of the
bill which proposes TO refund arcarage
Of wages due 10 all men who worked
on government enterprises more than
eight hours per day. after the passage
OF the Federal eight hour law. Mr..
Gresham contends the law was not
put into effect BY contractors having
charge OF public works In the South,
notably Galveston. FOR many years
after ~ passage. Labor orRaniza-
tons there have long been contendlng
for the payment OF the moneys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

months ago. They came to Waco
about two months ago. Both deny the
charge and say II lis the result OF the
opposition Of the complainant 10 their
marriage which occurred It short time
ago. They viii be taken to Houston
tomorrow to answer tho charge. The
deed OF trust was made 10 secure the
creditors from loss which might arise In
consequence OF the arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Waco, Tex, April Sat ]. Farrell,
who Is cngaged in a small grocery busi.
ness, executed deed u trust today 10
W J. Lockwood, covering an indcbt-
edneas OF about $500 Farrell and Ills
wife We're placed under snrveaianee
last night by officers upon the charge
OF robbine Mra. Gibson Of Houston.
an e..As Of Farrell. OF $3.50 AAoat three
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

BY Associated Press.

pN AHsotlhNeu IIe7Hs
New York. April 25.-Bsfor Z,
adjourned this afternoon NE "
juror had been obtained In ne y
poisoning case and the trial w
coed tomorrow. DR., Meyers fas, v, "
looked ashen white, and he : W. "
undergoing q severe mental w.
Is said that for the past ieN XXI XXI
has been haunted By the iaeA "
wife has made a confession
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
knights OF Labor Executive Do
BY Associated Press.

A'e aN9a'fAAAA wv I N77s
Chicago. H.. April 25,--The g.,
executive board OF the knights "
Dor spent today's session fefl',
the work Of Secretary Hayea y
for the month past, The STRIKE y
miners came before the board !.
approved OF both It and M Y
Northern strike, and will give Y
TO the members Of the order w.
In the strike. Nothing else wy
routine matters was oonsldered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

and your cough may end in 500 80 4
Gus. It's pretty sure TO, = yyel VA, sts y
That is Just the time and eAli'', u, y;
vites Consumption. Toe see ~ al't'
1t has fastened its hold upon ~
know that It Is near. s.-,r. ~
II won't do 70 tribe and ~ X i1|
remeiy is at hand Ever, "a IA rIilIA Y
be reached through the ni9 n. ~, w, L
Pierces Golden Medical .A.a,e,i ~ y
Severe Coughs, Bronchial, n ~ Il
and even the Scrofuious ni .a,,,' [, y
nnrs that's called consanipus.. ~
earlier stages, It IS 4 positive
cure, -, go.
Il is the only hlood-clen1s...sl ~ Z
storer. and fieth-builder . .,..ss -.
can b. guaranteed, u u - - z
cure, in every case, YOU s4h
tack. An medicine deAiai'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

The mn Changed ms 10 InveAfments
in building ana Loan Bodies.


by Associated trcss.
Washington, April 25.--1n tho senate
today Senator sherman called atten-
tlon to petitions that were presented
In reference TO the income tax ON
building and loan associations. and
said that he understood that an
amendment had been agreed on by the
finance committee which would meet
the objections made by the petitioners.
Senator Vest said this was 49, and
stated that the purport or the amend
ment was to prevent tax upon in
vestoru In building associations who
went into them for the purpose OF So
curing homes, but not upon those who
made the Investment simply 70 secure
a return on their money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

~ sNFH'NiNAtA AftHas
hefmosile, Mexico. April e5...-A sem
sAuonal double tragedy 80 reported
iinm the Dea Cahesna mining camp.
shF state Jack Reading and David
hNrpeh wealthy MINING men. met and
luatrelled over a business matter aud
thsy agreed TO settle Il with rcval.
vers. Both men nrrd at the same time.
and both were shot dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
JnFFERsoN BARRACKS on r,n,
The Cavalry Receiving staton
the Army Probably DESTROYED.

- -N-N~ANNNN i.ltssf
=. Louis; No. April 25.-About mia
n's s,, I9hisht people living in Carodelet
names issuing from tho B,,i SVuio see
Jencfson barracks, the cavnhv US al
lnT station OF the army As ths,. eee Nv
no facilities for lighting fire nj thn AR sre
racks, an engine company was ~ uar-
sent to the scene Of the ire on 4 ~ snS ohee
c cIS,n, 10 definite Information can 10' ~
at NM hour 40 w, the extent OF the IRE
graph wires are not In nnt,.. aha tele-
Will be large. eh' property