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A COSTLY RniZE.
Fire Wipes Out n IarEs business Property
In knnAns City. Z

Fire Wipes Out n I.arrs business Property
In Kansas City. ,
KANSAS CRY. No., March I3.-Fire
destroyed between 100000 and $780,
900 worth OF property at Fourth and
Brardway streets this evening. aAbout
$50 famos burst oui OF the windows Of
the big iour-story building o. 4l0 Wcs,
Fifth street, occupied by tho English
Supply Company, dealers in engine sup.
plies and wrought iron materials, and
spread with great rapidty. One hour
after 1t started. only walls and mass OF
burning debris remained to mark tho
place whore tho big building had stood.
Tho wind was blowing q gallo whom
the firu broke out md tho flames were
carried to the top OF the Eve story brick
building north Of tho EnGlish building,
occupied by tho Westcru Newspaper
Union and the Great Western type
foundry. Within half an hour tho
walls OF the Western Newspaper Union
building began falling and all hopes of
saving it were abandoned. Hall IN hour
later it was n smouldering mass. In it
was great quantity OF typo and type
material. besides six cylinder presses
The Western Newspaper Company
printed patent insides" for 900 west.
ern newspapers. and employed biz
force. The loss In this building alono
will exceed Si75,oO0. The English build
ing was owned by the Kcrsoy Cou,es
estate and the destruction OF the building
and contents involved n loss OF about
S250.00o, $4,000 OF which Is on tho Eng.
lish Supply company stock. Tho latter
company carries m insurance Of 500, 900.
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WASHINGTON, March l3.-With two
euch Incidents aa those OF Now Orleans
and Waleonburg, facing them, and such
atlairs as the Rock Creek Springs
massacre Of Chinese and tho
killing OF tho Italians In New
Orleans in the background, tho state
department officials make no secret OF
their apprehension that the United
States Is destined 10 have serious Diff
Guilty In maintaining It's treaty relations
with foreign nations unless Con-
greas comes to tho rcicue. As it
stands now, owing to tho limitations
placed upon the exercise Of the federal
power by statute, tho government dnds
itse|f powerless to protect foreign citi-
zena whom the United States is undor
SOLEMN treaty obligations to protect.
Under our peculiar conditions the na.
tional government can only look to the
state to extond protection and II this il
denied or the measure OF protection Ia
inadequate it caunot Interfere.
SO IL ID within tho power OF an erratlc
governor or weak mayor, or even an in
conf potent chief OF police In any city to
force an issuc that can he decided only
by war, aud tho fato OF tho whole ma.
ton may depend on the conduct Of such
officials.
This matter was brought to tho a.teu-
ton OF Congress by President Harrison
ut tho instance Of the late Secretary
Blaine after the adjustment OF the
trouble ,ha. threatened war with Italy
as the result OF the killing OF the
Italians iu New Orleaus, but no action
was taken to carry out the suggestion,
probably owing to tho fact that the
necessary legislation might be regarded
as an intringemen. upon the old states
rights theory. l. 10 very probable.
however, that President Cleveland will
feel Obliged to again call attention to
the subject at the meeting OF the next
Congress-
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NIeola re.ln.. worlsshop nurned.

New YouK, March l3-Tho large fac.
tory building at 50 aud 35 South Fifth
avenue burned early to-day, causing q
loss Of 100000. Twas occupied on all
but the top floor by Giliis & Geoghnn,
steam filters supplies. and tho top floor
was usnd MS n mauuinctory and work
shop by Nicolo Tosla, the electrician.
Tho loss Of Giilis & Gso.han Is $4,000.
OF Tesla $4,000 and Of the owners OF the
building $4,000. Tho destruction OF
Tcsla's workshop comes Just when 1t
was whispesed in the scientific world
tina. tho inventor was on tho eve OF one
Of the greatest OF discoveries connected
with tho problcm Of improving the
electric light.
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BALrIMoEE, March l3.-Aitcr many
delays tho Mamie Toner kidnapping
case camo up for trinl to-day. Manic
Tomor Is colored girl, tho daughter OF
Nathan Tomor, Of Augusta, Ga. Iior
father Is said to bo q wealthy planter.
Manic was brought TO Baltimore in
March, 1893, and placed in 81. Francis
Academy. Lator, Dunbar Walton, n
young colorOd man; Carrie Wilson, also
colorcd; Lonis Franks, II white hack
driver. aud Everett J. Warning, COL
orcd attorney OF this city, were indicted
for nn alleged conspiracy to kidnnp
Manic. Tho oqtcnsiblo object OF tho
alleged conspiracy was to enable Gins.
Dixon. tho man OH whose account
Manic had bcnn brought horO, to meet
hor in Canada and marry her. Tho caso
ia being tried without jury.
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FIvr: MEN BURNED.

Employee OF tho sharon Iron Works uare
Marrow Escapes.
snAnoS, Pa, March l3.-Dy tho
talhinE OF flames from tho door OF an
anncallug furnace In tho Sharon iron
works lato this afternoon, ivo employees
were irightfully burned. Tho burned
aro:
John Strauss, burned about tho face,
arms and body; hiS condition ia thought
to bo serious.
Emanuel Brandt, burned about the
arms and legs.
Arthur Bailey, burned about the arms.
Thomas Boyd and George Storm, wcrc
slightly injured.
when tho flames burst forth from
the furnace tho men who were standing
near wero completely envelopod in Are.
Strauss seemed to loae all reason and be.
gan running through tho mill. hia
clothes all Rilamc. He was caught by
tho mill employees and their quick work
saved him from being burned to crisp.
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JUUIES u.aEGAL.

Il Chicago JndEs Makes n Sensational Do
cIsion nnd Dirc!IarEaS His Jurors.
CHICAGO, March l3.-Uudcr decision
rendered by Judge Baker this afternoon
tho system OF drawing jurora for scr.
vice in tho courts in this county is IL.
legal aud thoro is not jury in any Of
the courts which was drawn in accord.
ancc with tho laws. Judge Dakor dis.
charged tho panel OF ;wcn,y-thrca jur.
ora, tho las. panel ordered for his court,
aud atatod that they DO paid OF.
While tho effect Of tho decision was
only to stop proceedings in Judge Ba,
ker'a court for tho day, tho decision Is
most Important, rs 1t puts tho stamp Of
illecali,y on all tho jurios which have
tried casoo in the courts for years.
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THE FIRST KILLING.
STORY otths a hmbush md IIIxon's Dfur,

story ottho hmbush nnd IIlXon's Murder
Tho Driver Accidentally Shot
WAIsE"nUnG, Coll, March l3.-Lna.
sunday night Abncr Ilixon, keeper Of \
temperance saloon n! Rouao was rs.
sauIted by company OF Italians. Whilo
ono named Antonio Gobctti hold him
Loronzo Danino struck him twico on
tho silo and back OF tho hoad with Il
table leg. They carried him fifty rods
north. leaving him near the door oil John
lnibel, who found II i'm In tho morning
Just breathing. Nino arrosts yoro made,
Az result Of tho corouer's inquest
iivo OF tho prisoners woro hold for trial.
Dan!no was brought over to tho iail ut
Walscnbnrg about noon Yesterday, and
IL. four olhors with Deputies Earl
Dantord and Charles Hartman md
Driver Joscph Wolsby s,ar,cd after 6
o'clock In tho evening When on n
bridge loss than 4 milo from Watson
burg six mon on horseback, mnskod
and disguised. rode up, ordurod tho
hfIyar to atop, tho deputies 10 hold up
thoir hands. md tho prisoners to 20!
out. Tho horsemcn began shooting,
Tightening the horses, which ran into
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GOV. FOSTERS PROCLAMATION.

Tho Trouble at Now Orleans Relieved to
BeOver-Lnw VIII Bo Enforcod.'
New ORLEANS. La, March 13.--Lato
this afternoon Governor Foster issued
tho following proclamation. It has had
good effect among tho business mon,
insplring conldouco tina. ponco will bo
maintained aud laborera OF every class
pro!ectod:
NEw ORLEANS, La, March 10.
To The CRi:tni of Eep 0ritaa,:
Armed and organized bodies OF mon
have iu tho past iow days congrogat0d
on tho lcvoc front and tho approaches
the ,to. and have therc engaged In riot.
Ing resulting in tho wounding and kill.
Ing Of a number OF persons, aud havo
boon guilty Of oaenses against the peace
aud good order OF tho a;ato and the
commerce OF tho ports, whereas thoso
ononsos may bo repeated.
Now, therefore, !, Murphy ]. Foster,
governor OF tho stuto OF Louisiana, by
virtue Of power vested In mo by law. do
hereby issue this my proclamation
coEdomning all such assembliesto i'm.
mcdiately dlspcrse mud warning any
and oil persons a2ainat continuance Of
such asts, whether by secret meetings
or overt action. and / do further
counsel and advise all law abiding citi.
zens to refrain from frequenLing places
where violations o! the public peace arc
likely to occur, aud to abstain from all
acta which may sorvo to o1cito tho pub
lie mind, and do hereby declare that,
rs tho chief executive charged with tho
constituent duty Of seeing that tho laws
Of tho state nro faithfully executed l
will, through tho proper Law officers.
SEQ to 1t tha. the participants in the late
riots are brought TO justice and prose.
cuted to the full extent OF tho law.
And, l do further declare that will
use the whole power OF tho common
wealth, civil and military, to suppress
and disporse oil riotous assemblies. and
to maintain and uphold the law and to
sustain all persons In the full enjoy.
ment OF their constituent and legal
rights and to protect in life, liberty and
prosperity; and to that end invoke
the aid aud the assistance OF all cit
iEen, and iuyite tho cooperation OF
those who have at heart tho true inter-
ests Of tho state.
[S!gnedl MuRrnY J. Foster.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Five moro ballots in tho Delaware
senatorial fight showed no change in
tho situation.
Tho Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany lns declared i:a usual II per ccut
quarterly dividend.
Col. William Moore, a well known
piano man. diol yesterday Mt Walpolc,
Mass, agod ilfty-scvou years.
Tho Piuksrton dctcc!ivo Agency an.
uouncos that 1t has no information OF
Trcasurcr Taylor's arros. in Mexico.
Mira. William X. Vanderbilt nntl
daughter, Miss Consuolo. called for Liv-
crpool Yesterday. Thoy will romain un-
til oarly summon.
San Francisco Is excited over tho dis.
covory OF gold almost in tho city limits.
by II new proccs, tho sca saud Is being
worked Mt u profit.
Tho Now 0rlcana utrcct car omployc'
did not s,rko yesterday. II Is stated
that thoy will submit their case TO n
committee Of ci,izohs und appeal for
justice.
Tho national executive committee Of
tho Scoich-lrish society met nt Chntta.
nooga yesterday TO arrange for tho aov.
onth congrosa Of tho raco 10 bo hold n,
Lexington, Va, Juno 70. ~
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TIE WOOL MARKET.
a Quiet mud Uuoveutfrl Wsek Closed.
Sales for the Week.

a Quiet mud Uuoveutfrl Wsek Closed.
Sales for the Week.
BosroS, MASS. March l3.-The Ameri.
can Wool and Cotton Reporter will
say tomorrow.
This has boon quiet, uneventful
week. prices continue steady as they
have generally. Tho local trado in for
eign wool, notably in Australian, which
has been q feature since December,
shows little abatement.
The sales OF the week amount to L.
3SS.SO0 pounds domestic. and 70S.500
pounds foreign, making total OF 2,0O7.-
500 pounds against a total Of 2,067, 800
pounds for tho previous week. and q
total Of 2,795,500 pounds for the corgea-
ponding week la,t year.
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BERLIN, March lS.-In the reichstag
to-day Hcrr Won Heyl Zu Hcrrnsheim,
national Liberal. introduced a motion
demanding that Germany will draw
from the commercial treaty with tho
Argentine Republic. He justified his
proposal on the ground that Argentine
wheat should be subjected to higher
rate OF duty and said that if the ArCen-
tine Republic made reprisals Germany
should place difficulty in the way of i'm
porting Argentine wool.
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TOLEDO, O., March lS-A special to an
evening paper from Wiltshire, Ohio.
says that Mahion P. Reiuinger, farmer
residing near that town, was robbed OF
5000 early this morning by four masked
robbers, who forcibly entered his
dwelling. One Of the burglars shot him.
Rcisinger discharged his gun twice, but
without effect. The farmer was subse-
quently overcome and compelled to di-'
vulgo the whereabouts OF his money
amounting to 5000. He claims to know
two OF his assailnnts.
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An Influenza l:pid cmic,

OH CIrY, Pa, March lS.-The grip
has become go prevalent in aud about
this city that tho disease can be classed
epidemic. The local physicians have at
icas. 200 cases under treatment and rs
somo Of them aro ATTENDED with
typhoid complications, thero is much
unonsness manifested, aud some OF the
patients arc in n serious condition. Re-
ports from al! sections OF tho county
show TINT in its prescn. guso 1t is In orc
severe than over. a
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NATIONAL BARRIERS.

They Eject Ofnecrs-Scxt Meeting Place
Not Decided Upon.
PITTSBURGH, March l3.-The third
annual convention OF tho Barbors' Ma.
tioual Association closed its session to.
night after elccting officers as follows:
Supreme president, Jacob AIo!z; su.
prone yico president, George Range; !;
supreme secretary, J. e. Selbcrt. Tho
mat.or OF reducing the per capita tax
was referred to tho supreme lodge with
power to act Apprentice rules romain
rs heretofore. Tho timo aud place OF
tho next meeting will be choacn by the
supreme ollicors.
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Nrw YoRK, March lS.-Tho tug
boat N. i. Starbuck, Captain Bran
dow, was sunk Of Pier II, East river.
at lo:i5 u. IN. By the steamship Soueca.
o! tho Ward line. Tho captain and crow
Of livo men, wore thrown into tho river
mud had to swim for their lives. All wore
picked up bv tho surrounding tugs. but
Captain Draudow'a condition was so
serious that all efforts to rnsuscita,o him
were futile and lie died n, the barge Of.
tlcc. The Starbucls was passing line
to tho Seneca q, tho timo Of tho acci-
dent.
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KID MCCOY WON.

After Ton Rounds OF Hard Fighting iIo
Dests "Shndow" atnber mt Memphis.
ME,iPms, TESS., March l3.-Aiter ton
rounds OF the fastest kind OF fighting.
Charles lkid) Mccoy, was awarded tho
decision in his contest with Australian
SHADOW" Mabor tonight.
Tho match was ten rounds, Marquis
OF Quoensborry rulos. Bob Lee was
rcfcree.
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WAslItSaroN, D. O., March l3.-Mar.
qnls lmperiali, first secretary Of tho
Italian legation, called ut tho state do.
parlmont this morning and directed
tho attention OF tho officials to tho nows
from WalsenburG, Colo, OF tho nssas.
sina.ion OF four Italians. lio asked
that tho good offices Of tho state depart.
mont DO usod Immediately to prevent
tho further killing OF his couu,rylncn.
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GOV. Ni'INTYRE ACTS,
lie Promises Fsil Protection to Ali-Par
,t.,,,x. .pod fro,, xv,.h,,,,on

He Proniscs Fail Protection to ALTAR.
ticuinrs Asked from Washington.
DENVER Coz, March la-Gor.
Mcintyre to-day received simultaneous.
ly from the authorities u. Washing.
ton and the Italian conaul at this point
inquiries concerning the Walsen-
burg lynching.. Tho co,nmunica.
tion from Warrington was a tole-
gram from Acting Secretary OF
State Uhl asking for par,iculara and
sha. from Acting Italian Consul Cunoo
At hi, point, demand for
protection for any Italian citi.
zen who might be in danger in
Walscnburg. Immediately steps wore
taken by tho governor to comply with
both request, and tclcgrams wero sent
out ilo ,clcgraphcd the particulars
md promised the fulloat protection to
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Seven Murder. Charged 10 Him.

JACKSON. KY. March 13.-Tom Smith.
on trial, charged with tho murder OF
DR.. J. L. RAIDER. whila he slep. Mt the
house of Mira. McQuirn, in Brenthitt
county, tho night OF February 5, waa
convicted horo to-day and his punish.
mont fixed ts death. Smith had been
previously Indicted for seven murders
by assassination, acquitted OF six OF
them and tho other case was revcracd
by tho court Of appeals. Cathori no
McQulnn, indicted also for Raiders
murder, will now bo tried.
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wiro icnce. Tho drivor was killed. by
an accidental shot. Ono Italian was
wounded in tho breast and brought to
town. 80 "


ROUSE, Col, March l3.-of tho ninc
Italians arrcstodior tho murder OF Az.
diSson. four woro oxonora.cd ut tho
coroner inquest and discharged. Five
wore hold for trial and ordered commit.
tod to jail. Those have all boon killed.
Joseph Wolsby, driver OF tho wagon in
which tho prisonors wore bolng takon
to jail, was also accidentally killed,
making tho total number OF fatalitica
ak. The town of Walsouberg Is now
Qulot.
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GREAT ANXIETY
Is Feit for tho Safety OF n Spanish Cruiser.
Thought to unyo Bcon Lost.

Is Felt for tho safety OF Spanish Cruiser.
Thought to Hnvo Bcon Lost
GIBRALrAR March l3.-Tho Reina
Regcn:e had just conveyed tho roturn.
ing Moorish mission to Tangcr. She
left that port on March 10 for Cadiz and
has not since boon hoard Of. Tho q b.
sencc OF nova from her ia causing the
greatest anxiety, and it Is believed that
she has been lost with all hands.
The cruiser Isla de Lusson, OF tho
Spanish fleet. sailed to-day for Aigeciras
in search OF the missing cruiser.
The Spanish cruiser Reina Regcnte
is believed to have foundered of Tan.
gicr, Morocco, during tho recent gale.
She had q crow OF LOO officers and mon.
Pieces OF ono Of hor boats and acmn.
phoro flags ara reported to have been
picked up along the shore near Ccuta
and Tariin,
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THREE MEN BURNED TO DEATH
Aud Two More Will lDIn--DlsnHtrous fIotol
FIrs nj NtnripvI,ic ~. yn


and Two Moro Will lDia-DlsnHtrous fIotol
Flro ut Mnclovllic, ". Va.
BALTIMORE, MD., March ia special
from IIondfick1, W. Va, saya: l. D..
Junkln'u ho,ol at Macklovllc, about
four miles from hcrc, waa consumed by
fro about l o'clock thla morning.
All Of Junkirs's household goods woro
burned up, with his storo goods. which
woro in the Same building. Throo men
wero burnod TO dCa,h, and thrco moro
90 badly burned that two OF them can.
not live, Tho dead aro:
Honor Collot., ...
L. Il. Sisaon.
Squire A. S. Corlcy,
The injured nro:
James Junkins,
s. Williams.
J. CalTnor.
Fifteen persons escaped by jumping
from windows. Lo2a amounts to about
5000 with no insurance.
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10 satisfied that tho solid shots. wero moi!
fred with purpose to hit tho Alllancn,
but TO demand that aho should hcavo TO-,
aud this Ia borne out by tho fact that
tho shotu struck tho wator m eighth OF
milo from tho ship.
Sonator Muragua'a statement OF tho
caaois based wholly on tho licithat tho
atlair occurred within tho Jurisdiction
waters Of Cuba, 40 no docs not claim
that Spanish punboata have any right
Of H0arch or aoizuro on tho high seas.
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Refuse to permi. tho poa,'s Removal.

VIcroR, Col, March l3.-Thc body OF
Patrick Looney, the minor who was
shot and killed last evening by Cons.a-
BILE Frank Lupton when, it is alleged,
no was attempting to rescue prisoner,
was brought to Victor. The coroner
came to Victor to-day to take the body
to Cripple Creek in order to hold an in
quest there. Friends OF the dead man
gathered In force and prevented tho re-.
moval OF the body. Excitement is high
and il tho attempt to remove tho body
is persisted in. there will be more blood
shed,
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THE ALLIANCA CASE.
Tho State Department VIII Muko
q Thorough investigation.
THE SPANISH MINISTER EXPLAINS

His Views OF tho Airair-Thinlis Cap.
tain Crossmnn's Statomont 10 lex.
Partc-Tho Spanish Vessel Has Not
Yot Reported Mt Cuban Port, aud
tho Story Is Not Conplctc-Slmllur
to tho FilibustcriuE Incidents.
Thinks tho Allinncn Was Mistaken
For an Insurgcnt Vessel.
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HEspRlcEs, W. Va. March lS.-1. D.
Junkius' hotel. ut Macisvillc, four miles
from here, was consumed by fire last
night. Three mon wcro burned to
death. md throo moro wero Injured 40
that two Of thon will dic. Tho names
OF the dcrd are yot unknown. Loss 10
properly is S5.OOO.
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ivcrpool-KonsIugtou from phlladclph!
Michigan. from Boston.
llUnbUB--rolarIn. from Baltimore.
London Richmond IIill. from Now York.
GOthcnbnE-lkiunwall, from New York.
Nav Y0rs--Maritobn. from London.
Avonmouth-Briton City. from New York.
Southumpton-Ecw York, from New York.
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There is no medicine before the people
equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t Is the
standard spring medicine and blood
purifier and it possesses peculiar merit
which others try in vain to roach. It
really makes tho weak strong. Do not
neglect to purify your blood this spring.
lake Hoods Sarsaparilla now. Gs
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GREATER POWER
Noodod by tho Federal Govorn-
mont to Enable 1t 10 Insure
The PROTECTION OF FOREIGNERS

Under tho Presont Laws Any ErratIc
Oflicer OF tho State May Cause
Trouble Which Might Entail Intor-
u atIonal Complications - Er.scoro-
tnry Blaine Urged Necessary Lcgis-
tion to Cover tho Mattor-Tho Next
Cougross Should Doal With tho
Question.
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WASHINGTON, March l3-Naval Con.
B.ructor Baxter has boon ordered from
tho Norfolk navy yard TO tho Marc
leland, CAL, navy yard.
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IIooD's Sarsaparilla gives great bod
lily. nerve, mcn,al and digestive
strength, simply because it puriiies, VI
talizcs and enrichcs tho blood. 0
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CHICAGO, March 13.--Alra. Catherine
Cri,tcndon, widow Of tho late General
Thomas r. Crittcndcn, died nt hor homo
hero to-day.
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ITALIANS KILLED.
TWO Moro of tho Colorado Muir
de,crs Moot Death by o Mob.
glCSENBERG JAIL was INVADED

n, Armed Mon and tho Prisoners
sho, In Thoir Cclls-Tho Coroncr's
Iury Exonorated Four of tho Mon,
Bu, They wore AL Dcnd-Interna.
tloasl Complications May Arise.
Tho State Department Notifies tho
Governor of Colorado--Italian Lc.
cation Interested.
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Hoops Pulls become tho fayorito
ca!hartic with overy ono who tries
them. 20c per box. q
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For wcNorn Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
licht snow followed by fair. colder with u cold
wHvc; north winds
For Ohio. fair aud cold, with cold wave. 4
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