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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
THE STORM HELPED THE FIREHEN.
A DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION IN BALTiMoHh
x,ppoIyIy .VFRTEp

DrsAsTROt's CONFLAGRATION IN BALTIMORE
NARROWLY AvERTED.
Baltimore Dec. pa stubborn fire broke our a.
An early hour this morning in Oehms Acme tail'
in West Baltimore and South Charles SIS. a gen
eral alarm summoned all the fire apparatus !" inc
CITY TO the scene and twenty streams OF water
wore soon plaving on the immense building. wnich
had become in a few minutes a mass OF names. a
high wind sent showers of sparks in all directions
and but for a drenchlng downpour OF ram carrier
resulted - ,, -, 1, ,
The building at Charles and Baltimore sts is
,hraoa nda-b M History brick structure, and was
used as an annex, the main building adjoining IL
on the west being built of iron. and hye STORES
high Roth buildings well stocked with coth-
ing and mems furnishing goods. The loss cannot
be ascertaned tonight. The origin OF the IRE IL
unknown. ... e.
Oehm & Co. have the Government contract Tor
supplying uniforms for letter-carriers all over the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
poets 10 reach Washington and take the o''" VI
office on January 8.
DrrIc FROM NETWORK MEMBERS.

Washington. Dec. 2i-AmonE the bills intfo1nc'u
in the House to-day were the following;
Rv Mr. Mcclellan dem, y. - appropria'hs
s-co Ooo FOR the establishment OF branch nome TOT
disabled volunteer soldiers In the STATE Vi w"
York. -, A.. .o,i,o err
Also providing for the restoration 10 ACTIVE 80,
vice of officers the retired list OF 'ne Nii.s s
Who have applied for such restoration ana can lhs
an examination showing that they mr." cip1s',u,,'u
10 perform the luties OF the grade to wh'ch '"'s
will be restored. . =. .h.t,t~, tho
Nv Mr. Mahany tRep. y. W. authorizing me
Niagara River Bridge Company TO c9nstueer 81,
hrdge over or tunnel under the Nilgtra River from
Grand island to some point in Canada before wclN
is begun pans for 1t are TO he approved ny the Hco
reary of War . a.. ,,,r,,,,, tho
Nv Mr. Sulzer dem. y. W. authoriIinS we
establishment of an internation, cxhihtion , yp
nany IN New-York CITY for the purpose Of cAnioit-
ing the resources of the United States. MeAlco'
South and central American Govrrnments' ana dp-
propriatlng 10000 TO aid the enterprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
RIG sNOWsTORM IN BERLIN.

STREET TRAFFIC IMPEDED AND IL MANY CASES
WHOLLY SUSPENDED
Rer,in Dec pa terrific snowstorm prevailed
in Rerlin to-day The streets were rendered I'M
passable because OF their slippery condition ana
traffic was necessarily greatly impeded, ana IN
many cases wholly suspended. Friedrchstrass'
at 10 o'clock this morning was strewn with laHssa
men and horses and passengers In cars drawn D,
horses alighted and assisted the drivers Z ieaa
their animals to enable them TO keep on their Iee'
Several persons were injured by falling. . 49,.
The storm was predicted by Professor Ru9olpn
Falh the celebrated German meteoroiogist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
Suicide or 4 VETERAN.

Dayton Ohio Dec. 2e.-Louis Schwartz. old
soldier came to Dayton Tuesday and applied for adj
mission to the Soldiers Home Schwartz came from
the Nebraska Home. from which he had been dis
charged Because of his dismissal he could not be
admitted 10 the home here for period of six
months. Last evening SchwartZ's llfeess body was
found swinging to the limb Of tree directly in the
rear Of Memorial Hail on the Home grounds. He
had twisted his handkerchief into a rope and with
Il hanged hms IF. Pension papers found among his
effects show ne a member Of Company G.. 18th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
NOTES OF TILE NAVY

Washington. Dec 26.-The batt.e-shp Maine ar
rived at the Norfolk Navy Yard this morning and Ia
coating at Newport News preparatory to joining the
North Atlantic Squadron at Hampton Roads Sec
rotary Herbert to-day still retcent with regard
TO the date Of sailing OF the squadron and whether
the itinerary would be changed
The Navy Department has been informed that the
Ranger has been placed out OF commission at the
Mare Island Navy Yard and that the Adams Gas
9een placed In commission there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
HE FtJLED THROTGH GENEROSITY

Bangor Me-, Dec 26.-Esha W. Shaw. of New
port. has filed voluntary pea In insolvency in the
Probate Court Of Penobscot County. The liabilities.
which are not scheduled in the plea are stated az
near $3.50 CO., while the assets of uncertain value.
The failure Is due unwise Endorsements of paper,
held by persons in whom Mr.. Shaw was Interested.
Mr. Shaw is seventy four years old and Is president
and manager OF the East Pond Woollen Manufacture
ing Company. OF Newport, prosperous concern,
possessing a valuable plant 1t Is expected that this
mill will be used for the benefit Of creditors Sew
era other prominent Maine men are mentioned as
comnanlons In misfortune with Mr.. Shaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
KILLED BY Az ELECTRIC SHOCK.

Amsterdam ~ Y. Dec 8-Lsvlngston NJ.
Combes. aged twenty-eght, employed by an electric
light company in this city. was instantly killed this
evening while at work a light on Bridge-st..
which he put up this morning and which failed TO
work The only mark the body was scar on
the chin. An effort was made to resuscltate the
man but without avail He is a of James l..
Combes. n well-known resident This Is the first
fatal accident since the electric lights intro
N III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
81 TrOciTEU ~ HER SLEEP.

Scnnton. Penn. Dec 26.-Fire to-day almost en-
,irely destroyed the house OF Edward Lynn. in South
Scranton. and his nine year-old daughter Belinda
was surocated. Just before the fire started Lynn
quarreled with his wife. and In his fury he drove
her and another daughter from the house. Belinda
was asleep upstairs at the time Soon afterward
the house was found to be on fire Lynn was
rested on the charge OF arson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
TO TRY CAPTAIN HEALY.
THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD or OFFICERS AN


NOINCED.
Washington. Dec 26.-The board to try the charges
against Captain 1eay. OF the reVenue-cut'er hear'
stationed at San Francisco. was announced tnis al
ternoon 1t consists Of Captains ID. b. Hodgsden.
L. NJ Stodder and w. c. Coulson. with Lieutenant
l.. H. Rogers az recorder and Lieutenant W. a..
REYNOLDS as prosecutor The board Will meet on
the ravenue-cutter Rush at San Francisco on Janu-
airy 10 next With the exception OF captain CouIson
the officers are from Eastern stations
4 board consisting Of Captain H. d. Smith Lieu
Engineer F. f. Weber has been appointed TO try
charges against Lieutenant DAME, and Assistant
Engineer Dorry. of the Bear preferred against them
by the sli,ors The charge against captain Healy Is
drunkenness and the other two officers are accused
Of brutality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
THE PEiCEUAkER WAS KILLED.

Philadelphia. Dec. 26-Durng quarrel between
Petrangelo Mambred and Luigi Consendino in Man
ayunk. a suburb Of this city. yesterday the former
drew a revolver and pointed the weapon at Con-
sendino. Angelo Arico. who attempted TO act
paacemaker. ran between the men just MambredI
fired and he was shot through the brain. Arico
died shortly afterward. The murderer escaped. The
men are Italians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
, PHONOGRAPH WILL SPEAK FOR HIM.

Washington Dec. 26-Representative Smith. OF
Michigan, expecting that a holiday recess would
be taken by the House. accepted the invitation OF
the Young Mems Republican Club OF Grand Rapids,
Mich TO address ii tomorrow night. lie was
called TO Washington to be present in the House
until tn. revenue and bond bills are disposed Of.
on his arrival here he dictated his speech into a
phonograph and IL by express to Grand
Rapids where 1t viii be heard tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
THIRTY PASSENGERS DROWNED.

, LARGER NUMBER OF LIVES LOST WITH lifS
EMILE IIEI.OIsE THAN WAS AT FIRST
REPORTED
Paris Dec ga dispatch - the Figaro rom
Agiers says that by the SINKING VI "e 49,
s,aar,sr e-II4lolse Yesterday through being run
down hv the British steamer Beerophon. thirty OF
her passengers were drowned instead OF iour, as
II was first reported Twenty-Five OF the Pe'So"s
drowned were native Algerians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
EFFECT AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
TO HEAR ELECTION CONTESTS.
TIE PROGRAMME ADOPTED BY HOUSE COMM

TEE, NO. 2.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-Houss Committee on Elec-
tons No 2 Of which Mr.. Johnson of Indiana. Is
chairman met to-day and decided as far as possible
on a programme of business. Under the present ar
rangement the contested election cases, eleven in
number will be disposed of in the order they
referred to the committee. This will bring TIE three
Louisiana cases up first. then the one Maryland
case then the one Missouri case then the three
New-York cases. and last the three North Carolina
cases
on Tuesday the committee will meet for the pur-
pose of hearing preliminary motions regarding the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

WANTS TO BE GOVERNOR or MICHIGAN
Lansing. Mich. Dec. 26.-Congressman d. d. Ait
ken has decided to make fight for the nomination
OF Governor at the hands Of the next Republican
State convention In letters to close personal friends
In Lansing received this morning. Mr.. Atkeu in
formed them Of his determination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
THE CRUISER KwAN-PING WRECKED

NEARLY ALL THE DECK OFFICERS AND siAii
MEN MIssING-THE wARsfIP WAS ONE
CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE.
votobama Dec. 2S-The cruiser Kwan-Ping. "hc'
N. Japaneec captured from the Chinese durils .n7
recent war was wrecked on Decempe' . o
s, Glands Mos, OF the officers who were
in charge of the deck at the time OF the a01'u'"s
and sixty men missing.
The Kwan-Ping vessel OF l'ioi 'o's' niDu'''
ing seven guns She was attached 10 the t"'"
pe,-Yanr SQUADRON and one OF the vessels ".
rendered. on February u last to the japanese d. "'
Hai-Wei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
TORPEDO OF Tits READY.

Newport, Dec. 26.-The torpedo outfits for the
United States battle-ships Texas and Indiana have
been completed at the torpedo station, and the ma
chinists work the outfit for the
Oregon, which will be sent early next month by rail
TO San Francisco. Ii Is expected that the Indiana
will come here for hers In about a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
MANITOBA'S DEFIANCE.

POSITIVELY REFUSES THE DOMINIoN's PROPOSAL.
TO ESTABLISH sECrARIAN SCHOOLS
Winnipeg. Man. Dec. 26.-The full text of Mani
TOBIAS reply to the Dominion Government on the
separate schools question is made public The Man
itoba Government positively refuses the proposal
to establish a system of sectarian schools In any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
rorNp TO BE GOVERNMENT pROpERr,

Washington. Dec. PA search OF records on i.c
In the Navy Department has brought to light the
fac, that Grover Island, in Camden County. Ga. is
the property Of the United States. For nearly a
hundred years title to the island has been In doubt
and this uncertain status was recently brought 70 the
attention Of Assistant Secretary McAdoo BY Rufus
s. Lang OF Satilla Buff Ga The records show that
the is.and was conveyed TO the United States IN
was never asserted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
ZEITOUN HAS FALLEN.
AFTER A SIEGE OF OVER TWO MONTHS
THE TURKS ENTER THE TOWN.

SOME ARMENIANS SAID TO HAVE fo'AH
UPRISING FRUSTRATED IN TARsrs-THE
PORTE DENIES THAT MISSIONARY
PROPERTY WAS BURNED IN
IIARPOOT IN THE PRES
ENcE or THE TROOPS.
London. Dec 26.-The correspondent In co's.ah-
tinople of the United Press telegraphs under oate
of to-day that It Is reported there tha' Hei'ou''
which was In the possession or ArmehaHs' "aa
fallen before tho attacks of the Turkish troops ana
that many OF those who were holding the p'ace
against the forces of the Sultan have hed 70 the
hills.
The representative Of the United Press in Con-
stantinople telegraphng under the date OF Decem-
Der 25 says that news has been received III '"a'
city that a carefully planned uprising In Tarsus
Asia Minor was frustrated on December 10 by the
prompt and energetic action OF the Governor. DIX
~ tho r,oterr were wounded. Captain ONei,
commanding the United States cruiser Mdrpleheao'
10 outspoken In his commentator OF the eihciency
displayed by the Governor.
The Timess" Constantinope correspondent tee-
graphs that the officials and others at the fha'z
Palace have been much perturbed since Monday
yht when a pistol was fred in the palace a
number of the officials and servants were ques-
toned but nothing was elected from them Many
arrests have been made. p.. ,,,,stor 81 Cam
mcrce ana Public Works. and RIA P1cha M,msr ter
two DAYS in connection with the incident. me
guards police and detectives around the Porte have
been largely Increased.
Constantlnople. Dec 26-The capture of Zeitoun
by the Turkish troops is officially confirmed NO de-
tails Of the fall Of the place are given.
Izzet Pacha, who recently addressed long report
to the Sultan pointing out the deplorabe SITUATION
in the country, has been placed under arrest anu
Is now awaiting trial by court martial His trou-
bles are his report which the Sultan refused
to read When Izzet Pacha found that His Majesty
refused to pay any attention to his report ne re-
signed his office of Chief Equerry, but the sultan
refused TO accept the resignation. Five times was
the resignation repeated but the Sultan refused TO
allow IZzet retire voluntarily.
An official report has been issued stating that the
Government is making an inquiry into the OUT
RACES at Harpoot 1t denies that any missionary
property burned in the presence of the troops
On the contrary 1t that the officials used ne
troops to the utmost Of their ability 10 protect the
missionaries and other foreigners. and thereby pre-
vented the burning Of large part or the mis-
sionary buildings 4 company Of troops the report
adds, is still guarding the missionaries property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
CHOLERA IN ST. PETERSBURG

St Petersburg Dec 26.-The official cholera sta'
tistics for the week ending December q show tha'
there were ninety-seven and thiry-six deaths
frou he
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haps, II will be felt most in Ireland we canno,
help It. II is an incident of the American hnanciai
policy only concerning by showing how long n
great nation may be In learning the elementary
truths of economic science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
THE LOSS OF THE BARK PAINE

ALL HER PEOPLE sAvED-A LIFEBOATs CREW
SACRIFICED IN AN ATTEMPTED RESCUE
Dublin. Dec 26-The people on the Russian bark
Paine. Captain ErIksen from Liverpool December
is for Mobile in ballast. which stranded in Dublin
Bay on Tuesday last. have been saved
As told in these dispatches Tuesday a lfeboat
that put out TO the rescue of those on the Paine
was capsiZed and Its seventeen occupants were
drowned. This morning the tender Tearaght
reached the Paine and rescued the sixteen per
sons aboard OF her Among those saved are the
captains wife and child ~
Queenstown. Dec. 26-The British steamer Penn
land. Captain Doxrid. which arrived here to-dav
from Philadelphia reports that she experienced ter
rifle weather on the voyage "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
A. II. WOODS FATALLY ASSAULTED

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE MEXICAN INTER.
OCEANIC RAILWAY ATTACKED BY A DIS
CHARGED STATION AGENT.
Jaapa. Mexico. Dec. ga. II. Woods superln-
tendent OF the Mexican Interoceanic Railway VA,
attacked by a discharged station agent last night
near Paler and fatally injured. He was beaten with
for the interference OF the police
FOR MILITARY SCHOOL IN MONTREAL
Ottawa Ont Dec. 2s.-The Government has de.
clded TO at once establish school OF military IN.
struction In Montreal Several influential delesa-
ions waited upon the authorities In this connection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

JUSTICE PECKHAMs INTENTIONS.
Washington. Dec. 26-Rufus W. Peckham. the
new Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
THE DUTY PLACED ON WOOL.

The bill reported by your committee proposes TO
make the duty on imported clothing wool 80 yer
cent Of tho duty imposed by the of 1890. which
would give an equivalent of 6 clio OF cent per
pound on urwashed wool. about 40 per cent ad
valorem. This reduction from the duty Of the act
OF 1880 has been made because the restoration Of
the full duty In this might seem TO be too great
q change from the present law TO those whosn
operation II is to secure In order 10 have
any LEGISLATION. and not as a OF what might
be done when all branches of the Government are
In harmony with the majority Of the House
protection lines. The duty on manufactures OF wool
n Increased by a specific duty equivalent TO the
duty on WOO.
The duty carpet woods is left at the 81 per cent
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
First pub. June 1910.
NOtice-Timber Culture.

I. :. Land office. Huron, =. u. Nav ~
1895: Complaint having been en- tered at this
office by William j. Rudd. against Emma X
Reynolds for failure to comply with law asst
Timber, uture entry No. 1924 Huron series
dated July 81, 1884, upon the north east
quarter section 30. township 11G range SO.
in Hand county. SO. Oak. with n view to fhe
cancellation Of said entry: contestant alleg-
ing that the said Emma X. Reynolds has Der
formed no acts Of cultivation. has planted no
trees seeds or cuttings on said tract during
the years 1892, 1898, 1894. and 1895; that
there are no trees on said tract. that il has
failure still exists; The said parties are her,
by summoned to appear before the Clerk of
Circuit Court In ana for Hand county, s. d. nj
his Office ut Miller =. ID. on the 10th day OF
July 1898. ut 10 O'Clock a. IN. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. Final hearing before this office at | o
n. m. July 30, 1895.
JONI NJ. DAVIS Register
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
First publication July I1t7
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. Joseph A. PAUL and Catherine
PAUL. his wife, of Hand county, Soutb n9
kOta, did execute and deivertO John f. Tray.
EFT az trustee, and To &. w. Abel, of Uurop
South Dakota, as successor in trust n mnrt
gage upon the southeast quarter of sartinn
thirty four t34) in township one hundred
ana fourteen llll) north Of range sixty nine
l69) west of the 9th principal meredian in
Hand county, South Dakota, said mOrtgaga
bears date the 9Th day OF December 4 Il
1884, and Is recorded in the Office of the Req
lister OF Deeds OF Hand county South Dakofa
In book > of trust deeds. page 1O1. and wax
given to secure payment of debt Of Five
hundred dollars, due from said JoSrpb A
PAUL to James b. Russell. which said dpbt is
evidenced by one prOmissOry note described
In said mortgage. executed and delivered mr.
said Joseph A. Paull payable to the order If
said James Il. Russell.
1t ~ provided In said mortgage, that il de-
iault he made and continue in the payment
OF any OF the principal or OF the Interest ac
Crqing under said note for ten uays after the
maturity thereof, then the whole Of the prip-
clpal of said remaing debt should nj the nm.
ton OF the owner OF said note. by reason mi
such default. become immediately due and
payable. and said mortgage should be fore.
closed and said premises sold to satisfy said
debt. Whereas, 10000 was paid ON said
mortgage on December !, 1892 and
Whereas. Default has been made i'm the
payment OF the principal of said note Except
the payment OF the SUN of < 100 90 aforcSadls
and OF the interest due thereon since June |
1921, for more than ten DAYS after the ma
turity thereof, by reason OF such driault the
owner OF said note has declared the PRINCIPAL
thereof Immediately due and pavabIe and
has requested the said G. w. Abel 10 fore
close said mortgage and sell said premises 70
satisfy said debt. And whereas by reason
of the premises the amOuntclaimed 10 he due
at the date Of this notice under the terms oi
said note and mortgage Is the sum OF
S43S.3S debt.
And whereas. said John r. Trcvett Is alb
sent from South Dakota. and said mortgage
provides that IN such case &. W. Abel shall
execute the power OF sale contained therein,
And whereas no suit nj law or otherwise has
been commenced to collect said debt. or any
part thereof, public notice IL hereby given
that under the power of sale contained in
SAID mortgage, and duly recorded as afOre
said, and in pursuance Of the statutes in such
case made aud provided. the said mortgage
VIII be fOreclOScd by sale Of the said prcm-
SEES ut public auction by the Sheriff at the
front door of the court house, at Miller III
said Hand county the 23d day Of August
A. -, 1898. at % O'Clock in the forenoon to
the highest bidder for cash. and the proceeds
OF said sale applied to the payment oi the
said dent and the costs of the foreclosure 0i
said mortgage including $4,000 attorneys
lees AZ therein stipulated.
Dated at Huron, South Dakota this'2d day
Sf July a. ID. 1890. G. W. ABELL,
Successor in Trust
II. :. MoUsER, Attorney.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
First publication July 11t7
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Default has been made In the conditions of
a mortgage containing power OF sale made
by David +. Corbin and Della l.. Corbin. his
wife, TO +. Sanford, dated the 9th day of
August, 1884, and duly recorded In the office
OF the Register of Deeds of Hand county. Ter
ritory OF Dakota, now state OF South Dakota
on the 26th day Of August 1884 at = o'clock
a. m, In book IL OF mortgages on page 25S
Tor the southeast quarter Of section twenty
COO in township one hundred and ten 100
north, IN range siXty-nine 900 west OF the
flfth L. Nj. in the County of Hand Territory
OF Dakota, now state of South Dakota mon
which there IL due and unpaid at this date
sixty dollars and siXtv-four cents and no ac-
ton or proceeding at law or otherwise has
been instituted to recover said mortgage
debt or any part thereof Notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of said power OF sale
and OF the statutes in such case made and
provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed
by n sale Of the said mortgaged real proper
~ ut the front door Of the court house I'm the
town of Miller, in the county Of Hand and
State OF South Dakota by the Sheriff of said
Hand county, or his deputy, on Saturday.
the oath day OF August, 1895, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon Of said day to satisfy said
mortgage Indebtedness. costs and EXPENSES
OF sale and attorneys fees allowed by law.
Dated this 9th day Of July 1895
Il, SANFORD, Morteapee
=. " CHRIST. Attorney for Mortgage Mil
Ter, =. d..