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COLUMBIA FIRE Pll1iiI'
S''' doc '''n nj c.l's, i. \,
the Calamity.
The VICTIMS NOT ArAlI n0p,..
'"e Work Of R-bnild,O, ~.
" Starred Arrs..,".. :. rsa
Corresponding WI

C., Columbia, Texas, pec.n,..
, Suit OF Yesterdays fire n,s'. a-lis
been far more dlsastron. Prove, proves % i
ported. than Il IT,
a, y, Giesscso is probably Ii. 49,.
s7hOc. nus losses approsln,,
rs a, De ute grocer and ..,,..,.
reports his loss at approxl,u u .0a': y
>. j, Nussbaum's loss - N. eM
.: G.; Smith & BROS, 10y
,n, ue "a merchandise wa, 'a s stock
Al 'uIi 'oss runs up TO III ,y law
inmirea /" eem $ large stock ea wts
lhsn reloiled. probably IN,
oSsebh Alcr arland was renao..,
goods al" aos,1ol large quantity Of Sl 10
~ a. " l',idins lost a umh..
' T. T." " US household gooas VI b
- a. a.. NIlghl sunered sSma oo,.
lures. ms MS stocg I'D
out of library of aho,, J.
dinoy t,si.. r"n iril Few sfnntai
u ,',,4y books having lost ali pri ivsssa
Nv hipeI q court papers, '"au "
w, .5 D6aa1nnenbaum's loss Is b..v, !.
me aggregate loss Is abou, ,rob
as severe as is tho loss 'sEM
tle people are actually ebss,su,, sung
teIlilned to rebuild and raan,,. ana
losses. MANY Of the merchsn,s I
'uo Allo Ll5Ql u,lM eSupila a, W. ~ Pr
re5pon ents to carry than d. sasS
next year, yet those who win 'I y.
20 TINS necessity have A wsll ~. w. w
business and II Is moi exnss,sa ss ,u.a
MN encounter any difleulty IN m.t
'fle necessary arrangemenls, =" "'i
,lne view at the ruins Is truly r.
cnoiy' Where twenty-four ho,Ir,~ J.
hrEc; prosperous business hsnsss :.
now Hes a heap Of black. smoklps y
me business portion Of the ,own
very compactlY built and 1t is rsms,t,
lhat the Few houses that INV sfsss
caped at all. ''a''
This is the third time tina, N, i,
has been destroyed by IRE. A NAM
Incident that has been largely cSmrst
upon is that a few months aso Raw
Jt mison, a very eloquent divine. n,
series of .proiracted meetings here. vi
While wei attended. had hut little M
Whnn he had concluded the same. II,
leaving, no predicted that within Il
. me the place would suffer tsrrtls
ID nifty. He ins'sttl unon this 50 NJ,
! lat row. that HE calamity has e,tu,
MS prediction Is called to mind.
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FITIsINlWONa Am MAunr

New York. December 6.~Jonn i Quinn
tn1r. ...t.. of pot, Nt,,,..
'' NN'N'' mot l'an stuart
WIS morning anu dEieod to a ught be-
tween Mahcr ard Tltssimmons
Quinn h,,rl sn,ort,g ,-,,',,,,,,.,
' ''""'' proposition. which
N'lN 10Y a hEAt with riysimmcns for a
S-oooo PURSE and tho chnmpi-nsn,, ,o,,
O., i ftI '''''N'r"H'li' h'li'
~ russo IoNoa Quinn
'f''"''o 'o IL ana called FOR articles of
agreement, stuart euurrstpd tno, No.,
woull br bott.r si,.,,.., 49,, '''' '"'F
,,, 5,.,,' s".lu o"'S'de IA" State
AMI gun % ebrecd The date selected v.s
Other February la or Is A tn. .r,,, ,,.,
sent litIsimmona Rsklnr N mis- ," " W aH
ielHctory. HIS reply was rvnect,'ts. ,i' d.
a,ternocn. '''''
The ilaht VIII he for a p,irsn ond tb,
heavy weight chlmpinnabt, NJ "i,u w.
OF the het VIM probahlv he ia nv, S'.'", ~,
Quinn wishes 10 have N tis 6N W., ~
nh e65uo ral,b ne ,,,,, i,,.,.N'l"la Mlli nut
II IS proposed to pui the Gght IN tY' n, XIX
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pcsit SgcN with Richard X Fox rs tenn
l~1~Is stascnoiler on pscesraer n lsaa.
| .iSr reisalsi.ssk ssSvN 10 pe ueiaoSitcf. a.
| rtsS A-a.s ,. 1Ass, alsh u ma s.aAvs,o.S,yr
| 10 IL sr.ceStN on tne ittn Gay 81 1As.aaf,
is@ ~ tse eNons Q. tae sasa tsls<asAaaS1.s
| Sax MN4cr istste 10 nsse~ nl-su a nEa.
i ssakelis,cer. the s4sec&,va 10 X, na.s.ie nv
''le $40 A'@ta A. stnazt.
| Assn a. SlNArt. on leAhN OF Roters
., fttss1nsiSuns, aiit Johs ! CUBAN, an
1 oenau " retcT Maner. Sgre 10 a. DO 81
| MlSh Richard ~ fss rae sam OF sos,
| ess a. tv seasansve shc az, * ysstce In he
| nag OF Ire sad tf.EssrlstS.,ns 40. AIn., =
~ Ane time aac p,aNe sr.eNte.t Tor the ca
soehter. ne sps.cArsrea m0ney $50 SAL q /,
20 ~ sfansterivd 90 Rae hnAI siakenosaer
oa Tho lsth aay OF January issss' IN sna
csfHt OF ettacr rgtEsimsuvns or Msuer
.,ss'.ss .er ,s"S tsas0n 10 .cansrs. ,ha bai-
We rs ehaii scFseit his tiaA Apneafaape
money TO the party az the ursi par. Nh.
ss-.s; 1851; nave niiet ms part 81 the agree
4 ne sala Robert r1tssin,nans and m
SAL trter MaEtf rllrthar arfce Thai toe
~ $500 parse snail be gwen 10 tue winner
s The said Dan A. s;uAr, further agrees
- tht ftfiy 81 :he FIRST pari ihai II Tor
any rthscn he fails TO filnii hts agree.
s s,' " provide . battle-ground or IN any
nlent 10 facilitate the meeting Of the saii
titRStinmeaS and MSh@r WITT ouI tt,i. =, ".
s enc. b. shall fegielt the $40 ~ nlaeed rs
iho same 10 be divided equally between
NV ta'to tttEs rnn3oas ana .,.s..a4
%. ~ * A. tNEAher AETTNO between the said
Feses MNaer and the said Robert j, Fftz-
s,tnnpoaS TIA, The location Of the battle
gToAnd ahai be made by the said Dan a.
stuart The ssid Dan A. Stuart agrees
% INFORM TIE said MRher and FtSsim-
mons OF the place selected at O'Clock on
ne morning OF tine 18th day OF February.
!. This selection ~ refe'ae OF the con-
'eS3 u To- be tiadc JANUARY ~. is95 by mn
taai consent OF THE aaid FliTsiminons and
Nshef. ln the event OF the sald t'ity
summons and Mahcr failing 10 agree up,ln
a trieffe the selection TO be LEFT to the
dual stakeholder
: An privileges pertaining 10 the con.
,esi 70 be - the disposal vi tho said
Dan A. Stuart. ~
The articles were not signed e,auao
" would b. on Nuracuun OF tie my
oNihn VIII 30 out OF the State - an
lhem and StuarT VIII take them to Texas
Tor tliSsimmons's ilsnatura
y lalGe crowd OF sporting men was
present ~ ute s. James hotel during the
Preparation Of the articles. Among .hAm
mere James j. Cnrheu. vs.. a. Brady. Dick
Roche Tom O'Bourkc. "PArson" 6av.es.
i'm tuncN. SNiy Smith Ed Kenny Ike
thompson Toby Wall, Jack McAu,lffe
jim Coney made a match between Soil,
Sntth Ao Jerry Marshall a III rounds
70 tdhe Mace % fore the Eureka Athlntic
Clut Hi baltimore Tn the ne1r future The
men VIII nglI Tor 5000 side aud A pirsa
"a Kenny. Smiths manager ana j. 4
sam Aus In ''' "'Nh
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WARD In MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Tenn. December 5.-A. X.
Ward, who reached New Orleans from
Honduras last night, WAS brought TO this
city tonight and placed In the county
fail by Chief of Police Moseiy. The pris-
oner attracted considerable attention
along the line, and large crowd was as
Mosely, however. loft the train on the
outskirts Of the city. going direct TO the
Jail
Ward has made no statement In regard
20 his operations In this city. In addition
"a those credited him In last nights dis
patches. II tx not believed any money
was recovered when he was arrested.
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ITALY ANn RRAz1l.

New York, Decunber 5.-The Herald
correspondent In Rio de Janoro Brazil.
sends word that the italian minister Ia
b'a@ii and the minister of foreign affairs
OF the republic have signed n draft of a
treaty submitting tho details o ItaIy's
claim against Bra2ll to arbitration Tx
we president vi the United States. TN.
treaty viii probably he sanctioned nv tho
E95vvernments of both countries.
,, ne IGtIl04 claims against Brazil arose
a,,uul "I!t @eq outrage ON Italian subjects
during th" late revolution
ne same cores onlent also saws that
r rne government has decided adversely in
arS1lu 70 IN" views presented hy France
as the basis Of arhlsation In ti,S dts,,,, -
over me lcrrtory Of Amann.
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BIG TRUNK LINE AGREEMENT.

Since Senator Clar3ier wrote hi- in
pudeni and frantic OPS "a lc,icr TO rr -
den; Cleveland. relative 90 tic Arrange
ment reeelry reported io have l.rn
made heiween 3 number of Eastern rrudt
ie Requisite rates between toe AGaudt
SEES oari 7nd ih. Sisssep pt river. tha
papers hare bean fll of the ssbie,i
some apurH- the asraement, others
maiatsip4s that it is rEsnuc ,rast
ard pool 81 Which iLe reople sra 10 Der
eppres-r4. Dr. n.pav !H a0 inter-, icw
80 The New Yora CammrreIal Adsfrri .rr
gives Us glimpse Of tine rahfoHd side
If the arrumrut. which. If not eonyiuc-
ins, Is extremely paus'he and interest
ing. Mr.. Depcw among other things
said:
In transportation everybody must hc
ifate1 1uhe, or elise greater Injustice IS
Gore 80 L1n business public than Dos any
ether possible business. Tho interstate
cnNtncrcc tCi, IA prohibiting pooling.
~hch = Wori ihat scared Tho lrgis-
l9iors, hccans they though, Il melnt an
Increase oi rat IS. promoted iur that kud
Of Compe'itl10 which. ~ al.c furnishing see
munetause rates 20 The railroads, r'sl
opI oriuul,y for thc worst DISCRIMINATE ions
ever known iu Tie business Nufl-pnol u-,
y the MO-. fritful trpsl hreeier IN IS.
isienc@ Th" pooling proposition has utN.r
been ina the railroads suouu utlls pools
aH they pleased apd conduct turir business
y. rurh ilurs and 80 such tt,tr ns thDF
iessg'l or SAW t u it he n. on me
contrary '4htl the pool should %" form .d
naanr THE supervision OF the Interstate,
eInlhlerce oom1i fa'ou. which represents
sne government. ma, tho Interstate come
Mefce commission stolit keen th.ir finger
on The pool and hHFr IN. power 20 nNro.
esNs ni substantially dc what they pleased
WI u ne r1le ohlect of 'hls ayr, emrut
OF me John 'Frafnc association IL 10 rrr-
ffat Hemofali2au0u and give sabl, f,tr-
ssau el4uht RAGS 20 every body, 800 that the
pubic wiA know what th4 rates Ara a4
Vel r. Trey O what thu postage stumus
are US most tnnoWoug rroiiles ara. thca,.
Etr93 truss and c9ulhiuatiors yvhfcl, hYa..
oe+n created by rate decentralization
The Generalization which Mr.. Dcpew
refers TO- affecting the speculation in the
railway lists diSastrou>y, is the mos,
fruitful source Of our money troubles and
business depression. 1t is unfortunate
for the country but it is fact. that tho
sTiefaisiions on the New York Stock
Exchange aud in Wall street ore folt
throughout the length nnd breadth Of The
land When railway properties arc PAY
Ing and rates are stable aud hu.in,s.
steaay, there Is bat little excitement ia
ibe si9ek excha eyes aud the money mar.
ket becomes easier. il ~ for this reason
possibly, that Mr., pepew is iprel.ed IA
remark that the public ara rs much ia.
terested as the railroads In prcyeptipe
q Generalization Of rates ami If the oi,.
Jet OF the TruEk Liue agreement b, a.
prevent Determinations and de,noral.z,.
ton simply and mt 20 raise ratios u, ,.ati
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OK 4 R1cAR l1,,-r,

Wharton, Texas December "a party
ct N'rr"ds, cors sting of Alessrs. j. 4.
Jackson II. l.. Brown. j. u. McGresor.
J.; ~. Mohly, Edgar Hall. J. IL. Rose. A
r lSfosri IL, Il Morrison aud j. Jones, ar.
',,,5 , ',lS week aud are nov hunting bear
tl,' Is of MI J. g. Barbeo SnJ vcrs
sr ,iH, equipped FOR lie chase. Gov.
', ,9r Emerson WIS among tan invited
''Si Ihled TO keep hts appolntncnt '"''''
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PREsipENr wn.L RrrIpu

Now York, December "A dispatch 10
mo Herald from Panama says: President
',sn VII retire temporarily from tina
ter OF The interior. viii nct ,s r.s LII
I'm Inc Herald $ correspondent ia C;usvn.
guu sends word thar the eovsCnr,sn,
forces under command OF Colonies NIn.
,r>o,,,s N ~, and Avellano defeated tho
fit!S al SnapulH after two hours hcayv
it IL, 1,l,g it' rebels ned, ts.Lins rrf,sSs
were killed ""| OF 'he'l
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ABANDONED THE SCHEME.

St Louis December 5.--John Sheen who
has been preparing tho Madison, H. race
track for the proposed opening next sat
urday. received n telegram this afternoon
from Louis Celia. who controls the track
ordering him. 10 Quit work AT once and do
VIII not bu open at All, at least Under
tcln's management. Sa istactury ARIA ge-
ments could lot be made as TO the lease
abandon the project IL is thought that
the opposition by the authorities has
caused the action
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GENTRY AND PArcHEN FINED.

Chicago, December J.--J. s. Scott, owner
of John II. Gentry. and John G. Taylor,
owner OF Joe Patchen. we're today ordered
to pay tho Lincoln Park association $50
entrance money for breach OF contract.
and II was also ordered that they, with
is complied with. This is one Of the MINI
erous decisions reached today by the
board OF appeals OF the American Trotting
association, which has been IN session
Ut the Auditorium hotel since Tuesday.
About hundred decisions were handed
down tonight. The charge against the
owners OF Gentry and Patchen were that
they failed to keep an engagement to
race at Lincoln Park.
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roRTIN's pODy Fot-Nn

Dallas. Texas December BE. Il. For
In real estate and collecting agent,
Disappeared from bis office one mornins
about two weeks ago and never returned
ms evening negro fisherman found
fort Ms body In the Trinity river about
"a quarter Of a mile below the Commerce.
tvct bridge. Two. dollars in money ana
ueAd mans pockets
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ROUGu IN TIlr ETG1IsI1 c,I,>,.,.,

|"e"nStawn. ucccmh. "a trrrid,
gaze is raging I'm the Ensiish chnnncl to-
day ANA tho white star steamer Con-.
manic, which arrived this morn.ur rro,,,
n NV >ork was Obliged To- enter Ire ian AN
oor 'ia anchor IN order To land her ms
White star tine steamer Nnt"sfia g., %
n,utN rs delayed owing 10 the lat,l,ass of
i.'' atl lN" OF ,he Holy Land man bod, N,
The British bark Royal Alice car.,l,,
dnhrS' from luuroou Nny Is. fan, ISL
mouth, arrived TODAY partly dI,pla,itla.
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A FEATHERWElGHT SCRAP.
Champion George Dixon aud Frank
Erne Battle to Draw.
FlTzSINa0NS AND AAHER ARTICLES
Dan Cr-edon and j. m smith Ns,eh~s.
Announcement of s,sNe Events
By Two Cubs.

New York December s.-There was n
very large attendance of cub members
and guests al the New MANHATTAN Atnle,ic
club 10 see the fifteen round bout between
George Dison OF Boston. the feather
weigh; champion OF the world. and f'raak
Erne OF Buffalo. who aspires TO the caaln-
pionship.
There were three bouts on. me curtain
raiser was an eight round go al ita pounds
between Matt Matthews Of New YORK anc
Tom Frazier OF Brooklyn. In this sixth
round Frazier MAS almost out when tns
rrferee stopped the bout after one nitrate
and thirty seconds lighting, and declared
Matthews the winner
bll ffaaey OF Portland. Ore, atd HARRY
Fisher OF BROOKLYN were tso next IA i
! u bout OF elshl rounds At eatch wei<nts
The men weighed about the same. but
tho Portland inan haA the advantage 81
about two ircllss IN hrishi. Ffsney hal
a decided advantage 10 The oponMg. hut
WHen iac iAira VAS over IL was a case
OF &C as yoa phase.
After one ana a Aa-f minutes fshuns
in tire lourln t1sucr got ln a sisnt naun
Nrne'c3l cA Fraaeys iAw and ne ioA ma.
-'i f.-a tA.A. t.uit4Ne s4go picKtu T. s.snv,
"p t1 ava ha,.us 30 l,..iil ..4.a ot.t .-.-.
t,'t 44tu SO t,teAr .>tlrs, eAa >,cppc4 iuC
S@''s 4s-tef WAC ueeisAfva Niu IS Aa.ef.
'vfhr tntu tn4Vita ,ue lluE sac was
"e'''-'4 vs t-et..r nfAte- NeoFsv p.A4u
-"ia4r Do $40 i..inutts .atlF, a,...uIcu ~
.s'" " q. ~tee. Ittg n-!s we4snr1 ~ as
t~1 h8EHta taph.
lt"una t-lney SPARED Tor an openlpg,
b'Ntl arts irtt enu iaIHl,a ou s.otl -.
tota sea ittt ana tea sioc. auu ,4iu...rt.
Ii&Ca ue en- s,e "',' M i'',s '''', i;
sons uls rsat SO lle buay iru. was
LsN.n Hou44 .eaA
t.otud --DAou smashed his left ON
fr"e iase aut Etne put his ou ti>ons
.a-r i"i-e. utn see pot no. rgu. a,ti
l.AotH hcait tNiec NHl lWo .,ft4 tu.
iNJ- Is f1De cd 90 sr gusrt.ta. 5000. ,auu-
NitA VISTA their l,ils un f4D. frnr
"unf hIr .tit hud ,appsl Dixon U4t,y
l's ~" ~ t"e 'o'1t,d rVy Was seeing
''t H i' Nt nov lpl,QWeI bNon up
-'t ii7 'Nit 70 30" tt't 81 NiVoiI
i-r ,., pH. ttHH 7i"lri
',. '.'' it'4 'i'" ia tN I3'r.
.'' .@h' d. h'i' ere l-'ur
,l.5. t'ti',' D.. son Fie..S il- $50.
il,-..,i, - 'H'' 80. tn..d-
nf. "''" ''.'''7 AH i' N'hi
I.auul l' D.,oo. ,.,sb.l. ,,.., ,,,,, ,.,,,..
stot.r.T t,. Hs"'t re- "n' F'W"
or. 3 Bows lsco MIX 1i. Ell. i.,.,'. i.,,,.,,..,
two ia tet. ft & W.
ur..r. ra,,.' i.n IT,. III l.. ~
iur budv bat n.ll .i.,t u ,r.et
tI.s.u dime. r.f v
,pch ume rnab p,Nau .tossad ct,r
H,uud Erre put n- i.a an tine f,e,
arI iiiNou couot,r.l vIta Ueni ou laii
Olson 'nu3ci UEtt AnI lrf hsnd s,yiuss
.n bead aua again bits rphl 800 fitu
-iuc .'1nu..3 Wlih rslu uH body. AZ
ier Wrlt 'Nr1 elf hi-.tfnt ou Efur4
loit eu- i.tles ri'vrree iu stopplug tbc
rts,, OF tpe champion waH loudly app
tHuded
Round 6-piNon rashod, but Eruo got
2ut ot me Way Ene sent clean iett
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piled, in order that both paurers and Il.
literates shall be excluded. We have

piled. in order that both paurers and II.
literatcs shall be excluded. We have a
suiiicicncy OF both kinds Of our own.
One OF The Posts exchanges has OPP
portnnely given us the figares Of the
number that would have been excluded
last year By an educational test. The total
arrivals were 25S53G, of whom 2ii0
were sent back on account of various
provisions Of the statutes. OF the totnl
number admitted, 42,142 could not read
and write. 0ne.fourth of those who came
from Russia, one-ibird of the Austro.
Hungarihns. and one-half of the I,alinns
would have been excluded by the cduca.
tional test. Swedes are among the very
best Immigrants who come to America
and of the 1861 Swedes who arrived
last year. only ninety-seyen were unable
TO read and write. The Swiss ere al
ways welcome. and OF the 2230 who ar.
rived last year, only twelve we're litter
a,es. Finland sent 2UT5 Of ler thrifty
citizens aud only eighty-one were unable
to read and write.
llliteraies born and reared in this conn.
try do not make the most desirable sl,i.
zens as rule. but they arr at least
familiar with our customs AID ;nstitu-
tons and ffae from the anarchy and 80.
eiaiism and often brutal imp ii.as It tie
ignorant and rauper classes OF Europe.
To Continue our indiscrimina.c reception |
Of the representatives of the lower orders |
of all nations Is 70 continue 20 subject |
our own lower strata Of society to the l
rVntaeion Of moral lcprosy. Til. dean.
'elf-supportns aud instructed imni.
grants arc welcome from whaiasc easr.
.er They give rs NO trouble and are
mildly assimi'ated "a car customs Of
IL. ana haif'- ~ Thought.
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KILLEn BY AZ rxpLosIoN.

PltubGrg. Pa. December Am cxplo,
sion u utro-gly ceriBe at Hume's torpedo
iAeiofy. near Butler, Pa, this morning
destroyed tie factory and two storage
niaEazines and knisd ..owrev BLACK AMI
Gsofee befter, employees. 4 portion of
niath remains was ~ sod m sDVantN-
u Bssier's under rsAF can % fou1 'tbe
ont4ht.0n shook houses ana shutter,d
window for mites arouad
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PUSHING THE ouLan nun

Waco, Texas, Decelnoe' ,n,s have "
counterfeit 6ve doiiar ,hIs tiil ~
discovered in circulation :" hayihF,
eral people today !, e y ssiivss ,sf ss :
victin!zed. The e.ll y : one vefy .s,st
of the series Of 1871. tyorey the vi !
MN the hludllns o. "a I'm IN ra9aAs, y
felt would be let 49, ,uraial, y ~
is thought tne p'' = nip o'a, IN ss''
fop Inc u n 4 Of unloaa'''S
tftv of rho Uuct I. -
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POOL ToIiRNA.NirNr

Syracuse, n. Y. December 5.-Fo!lowlnu
arc the scores in todays champion poo
games;
sherman n, stoffe 10; scratches. shor.
Hors9n !M. Wash IN scratches. Hor-
Ely o. %
Clearwater l25 Sutton 81: scratches.
Clearwater %, Sutton =.
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HOOK nEsrRoYEn

Kalamazoo. Mich, December s,--A
gram was received at I o'clock from
Logan stating that big FIRE was "a,
there, and asking aid. Before =
motive could he secured dispalro
receive stating that the frs was U
control. \ special TO the Daily New
> O'Clock says the Chaftee block d h
ing. and the loss Will reach slO9ea; /
thirds insurance.
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FOR INSULTING 4 RAnn>.

New York, December 5.-prvatc dis.
sa'cn's from Munich state that Louis
stern OF this city has forfeited N,cn
marks mars Sr,, me amount OF bail sN Tor b,s
posed ON him FOR insultinsg Ba ,'s,y I'M
yesterday 'NSp''e expired
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.rc1ntNrALLY SIIo IN

Denisor. Texas, peoenv' ~ A,ssa ! I, !,
zoil, aged 80 years, i''I,s - iris ~. ssis
wac fatally wounn"ua wss sis~gsss :
\ man named 'WSSiinchesi9, ~ &
I Hogsf aed aaeaaIis dischasEsttIai
ing through the door an5 me nplIa
VIC was Passing by, '
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selling stake 5000 for S-year-olds and up.
seven furiongs. and tho Bound.ess handi-
cap for s-year-olds and UP. 1900 guar
Anieed. one mile.
All entries close January u. The meet
ina Will begin March Is and continue nine
days The total amount TO be distributed
In stakes and purses Is $4,000.
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FATAL TRAM yypp,,,-

Nor'h Fork Junction, ". Va. Decem.
oer On bad wreck occurred on the Nor.
,",E ana western between two froleh,
i '9,.l i,5 oe'i Ennis last hight Engineer
NM, w 9't,r ,Slraloy the conductor.
Elroman GAmder was serlnnslx i ninrndi .nu
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HUNTER & Boosr E,tr

Dallas. Texas. December 5.-liunt.r &.
boosc, dealers in Gin and farm machinery
aud electrical supplies. r.tiled today ! n
Adouo is named as trustee. Liabiiit 80
approximate $4,000. the creditors bcin
mostly Northern manufacturers.
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ALL SAVED BUT ONE.

Hamburg, December 5.-captain Patter-
son OF the British steamer Madura, from
Hamburg, November IA, for Port Royal,
telegraphs from Corrunna, Spain that tn :
Madura foundered in m.d-ocean on NO
vember s.-All the crew were saved but
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Is" continue 80 receive assurances that
the American missionaries TN Turkey me-
safe This would Indicate hat the sup
p.y Of Armeuisns IH SIN ample for i'm
n.ll.A rcol lralnnnLa
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InTorson has passed those prayers I'm
10 Grover ~ is AR Thurbors duty to
et once experience change OF heart.
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a New York correspondent says n news.
gathcrer at sherman. Texas, writes:
'Lynchings and hurninss are not Intro.
! Qu"ni here and many good news items
may be picked up" Tho people might
fiHk up that news-ea thercr with prout to
Sncrmnu.
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nEAp wINDs ~ aALEs.

Halifax. De.ambeT 5--rhe steamer
Hunrcliffe, from Mobile for Liverpool. put
IN here today short % coal. She has "A
have kept hor hack
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FON HUNT DrRRY

owonsvlllo, Ky, December THE an
nual fox hunt derby ra,e vas won g.. L,
HaFin,s Jaehrt the Rouiton re,Hne,e.
Rear Hiil second 'V' "'"'''''