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PROSECUTION ORDERED.

Attorney Geasr.l Harnea Il Afeef the
RAILWAY Trust.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3Q-Prosecution
of tho joint traffic association Of
Eastern trunk lines, recently formed
in New York city, viii be begun inn
mediately by the government Tho
decision of the Interstate Commerce
commission, holding the association
to be violation of interstate COM
merce law. has been forwarded by
Attorney General Harmon to tho
United States district attorney
of New York. with an official
communication. The attorney, no
doubt, will endeavor 1t once to pre-
vent the carrying ont Of the agree
ment- The procedure will be by
injunction against the members of tho
association. This, it is assumed, win
be served on several of the roads that
are members, and which are within
the jurisdiction of New York state.
The case, after decision by the United
States court, no matter which side
wins, will be taken to the court of
appeals and ultimately to the United
States Supreme court
The Globe-republican., 1896-01-02
Iowas Tired of Civilization.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec. 30.-The Iowa
Indians have just closed lease with
the Raw tribe for $4,000 acres of land
in the reservation of the latter tribe.
The Iowas will erect q village there
and live off the rental of their fine al.
lotted lands east of here, which they
are leasing to white farmers. They
say they are tired of living apart on
their allotments, scattered among the
whites, who will not associate with
them, and who use every opportunity
to cheat them; and, being citizens,
they propose to live as they please and
be no longer bossed by the Indian bu-
rcau.
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ANOTHER BOND ISSUE.
It WIN he for 800, 900. ooo-Consress 4
Too Slow.

It WIN he for 500, 900. ooo-Consress Il
Too Slow.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-The Presi-
dent and Secretary Carlisle have de-
termined upon an immediate issue Of
bonds to be in the form of . popular
loan. It will make no difference
whether Russian gold is available or
not. rs it will not be called for or &C
copied. Congress will not be depend
cd upon, for President Cleveland il
satisfied that no bond legislation viii
get through that body in time to TO-
lieve the present urgent situation.
The issue will be announced in .
veIy few days The amount win be
500. O00, 900 for . period Of thirty years
1t { per cent, but the sale viii be fixed
1T such . premium rs will make the in
terest per cent fat The denomina-
lions will be small and the bonds viii
be put upon the market in the United
States. No arrangement has been
made with the Belmont Morgan syndl-
cate, representing tho Rothschilds.
other than that they may, after al Of
the bids Of general a.d private sources
in this country have been received,
take the residue or surplus 1t the same
rate Of interest This the syndicate
has agreed to do
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BIG SILVER LEAGUE.
The Three Great Bimetallic Organiza
lions to Be United.

100 Thre0 Great Blmet0lNC Of880lzoe
ti0ns to Be United.
CHICAGO, Dec 30.-For some time
past negotiations have been pending
for a complete consolidation of the
American Bimetallic League. National
Bimetallic Union and the National
Silver committee, the three principal
silver organizations in the United
States, representing all sections of the
country. Saturday these negotiations
eliminated in an agreement by the
representatives of the respective or
CARNATIONS by which such consolida-
ton has been substantially perfected.
Nothing now remains to be done but
to secure.a ratification by the execu-
tive committees of these organizations
each acting separately, which will
speedily follow.
A conference of pronounced silver
men will be held at Washington on
the 2ed of January, when plan of &C
ton will be outlined, which, it is said,
will have an important bearing upon
the political events OF next year.
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PANIC IN A THEATER.
TWENTY-SEVEN PERISH IN
BALTIMORE.
A Cry Of Fire" without Cause, Result
In Terrible Stampede-Narrow Stair.
ways and . Treacherous Landins
Caused the Deadly Crush.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3O.-In senseless
panic causedby defective gas burner
and foolish cry of fire, At the old
Front Street theater last night, twen-
ty-seven people were killed, two fatally
injured. and ten more seriously hurt.
Almost all of the victims are OF
Polish nativity and Hebraic extrac-
ton, and many of the injured were
taken to their homes by friends, rem
dering it almost impossible to get q
complete list at this time.
The theater, which is probably the
Oldest in the city, was filed from pit
to dome with people who had assem-
bled to listen to Hebrew opera, which
has been given in the old house twice
a week for the past month. The
ticket Office receipts show that over
200 tickets had been sold when, at 8
o'clock, the sale of seats was stopped
because there were no more left.
General admission tickets were sold,
however, after this, and it was sup
posed that there were at least 5000
people within the walls when the cur
tain went up on the first act AS the
capacity of the house is less than
$500, the density of the crowd may be
imagined.
Ten minutes after the curtain rose,
one of the attendants went up to the
second tier to light a gas jet which ap-
peared to have been extinguished. As
he turned the cock and applied
match it was seen that there was no
tip to the burner. The jet was we'll
down toward the stage on the left
side of the house, in plain view of the
greater part of the audience, but as
the glare from it showed against the
wall, some one in the gallery shouted
Fire! Fire! Fire!'
In an instant there was a mad
scramble for the door, in which the
whole audience took part. The van
guard of the terror-stricken multitude
reached the entrance on Front street,
pushed on by the bowling, shrieking
mob behind them. There, those in
the foremost rank were compelled to
turn to the right and to the left to
reach the double entrance way, built
in the form of a storm door. Passing
through these doors, they reached q
fight of steps, leading from each door,
downward to landing, from whence
a broad stairway of moderate height
would have carried them into the
street and to safety.
In less time than it takes to tell it,
the landing was packed twenty or
thirty deep with the panic-stricken
multitude, and the hundreds behind
them were struggling over them to
reach, the street.
When the mass on the landing had
been cleared, the frightened mob in
side were quieted down sufficiently to
enable the police to clear the theater.
Then it was found that there had been
no danger and that not . soul would
havebeen injured had the audience
but remained seated.
The dead are of all ages, from mere
infants to grayhaired men and wo-
men. All were killed or injured in tho
terrific crush on the fatal landing, not
. casualty having happened inside the
house, although the crush there was
tremendous
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CASH FOR SILENCE.

Woman 05OO-She Il Arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30.-Mrs. Mary
A. Davidson has been arrested on the
charge of extortion preferred by Rev.
c. o. Brown, pastor of the First Con-
gregational church. Dr. Brown
charges her with blackmail, and says
that he paid her $500 to secure her
silence in regard to his alleged rela-
tions with Miss Overman, young
woman from Tacoma who visited at
his house. The First Congregational
church is the largest and most fash
ionable one of that denomination in
the city
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MISSOURI FLOODS.
The Loss In tho Usage Valley Estimated
at Several Million.

at Several Million.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec. 30.-The
news from the Gasconade and Usage
rivers is more encouraging. At Bag
nell a fall of twenty-one inches in the
Usage is reported, while the Gascon-
ade is falling rapidly. News to-day
confirms reports of farmers rendered
destitute by the food, and the con-
dition of some is deplorable in the ex-
treme. Many lost not only their
crops and cattle, but were stripped of
household goods and provisions as
well. There is no way of estimating
the loss, but it is very heavy. An esti-
mate of the corn loss in the Usage val
ley puts it at $1,000, 600
The Globe-republican., 1896-01-02
Activity In Coke Regio.s.

UNIoNT0wN, Pa, Dec. 2a.-Following
the notice to the &c.. coke workers
employed by b. c. Frick and Co. of .
ten per cent advance in wages, after
the first Of the year, the announce
ment was made by w. j. Rainey to-
day that he would also advance the
wages of his 1000 employees ten per
cent, to take effect next week. The
past three months has been the busiest
in the coke trade,
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For . Conference Of American Nstioaa.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Representar
tive Barrett of Massachusetts,, intro
duced in the House yesterday q joint
resolution authorizing the President
to arrange . conference between tho
United States and nations possessing
territory on the American continent
for the settlement Of boundary dis
putes. the conference to be held in
Washington in 1896.
The Globe-republican., 1896-01-02
CAMPOS HONORED.

Oem0nstratl0n at Havana In Evidence
Of the Popular Sympathy With Spain.
HAVANA. Dec. 30.-The demonstra-
ton of political parties in honor Of
General Campos proved the grandest
popular outburst Of sympathy toward
the Spanish cause that has ever taken
place in Havana. Conservatives, au-
Economists, reformists. Spaniards, Gu
bans, men, women and everybody,
united in . great brotherhood. About
1000 people in all took part in the
demonstration.
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ProhIbation Convsntloa CalIed.

ToPEKA, Kan, Dec. 2a-The Prohi-
bition State Committee met here yes
terday and called delegate conven-
ton for Nays in this city to nomi-
nate candidates for State ofacerA
Fifty delegates were named to repre-.
cent Kansas ct the national conven-
lion In Pittsburg July Is.
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A Faesd Kansss Town.

EMPoRIA, Kan, Dec. 3Q.-The bust
ness center of Hartford, this county,
was consumed by fire about daylight
yesterday morning. causing loss Of
about $eO0, 600 Most Of this same
town was destroyed by fire about three
years ago, and last June . cyclone
swept through it, destroying tho
greater part of the residence section
Of the city, and killing and injuring
q number of the Inhabitants.
The Globe-republican., 1896-01-02
An Omcial Hint to General Miles

An Omctal Hint to General Miles
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-An order
issued by the Secretary of War. which
reminded army officers that it is ex-
tremely impolitic to publicly discuss
the possibilities of war. is construed
by the friends of Major General Miles
as a roundabout thrust at that officer.
General Miles has recently written IN
excellent article over his signature
regarding the possibility of war with
England as q result of the Venezuelan
affair.
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Only tho Audience to Blane.

BALrIMoRE, Dec. 50.-An inquest
over the victims of the Front Street
theater disaster, found that no one
one was to blame except tho people in
the audience, who lost their heads and
brought ON the panic.
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overxrovn Boy Dsops Dead

WARRESsBURG, Mo-, Dec. ga lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs Quill Corren
of Columbus township dropped dead
yesterday. The cause of death is not
known Tho boy was abnormally
large, being but years old and yet
weighing 127 pounds
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81. LOUIS, Dec. 30-The III. l.
Jones' who com mitted suicide In Ven
tura, Cal, about . month ago. Is BE-
leved to be A. g. Simon, j., son OF
A. G. Simon, member Of the whole
sale dry goods house OF II. I. Simon.
Gregory 4 Co.
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CousrAxruor1r, Dec. 3Q-At the
reouea* Of the United States 1lnisesF.
- 6ultna has ordered that reg1lAr
1Eoops yoplace tho reoesve eo10eee
~ - GSordine the 1l1B3onaxtoo u
fn, ownoSo1 parto Of ~ l4uo
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Killed BY the Burlington Flyer"
BENKKLMAN, Neb., Dec. 30.-Early
this morning Charles Van Buskirk,
aged IS, and Maud Bond, aged 16,
were instantly killed by the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy ..lyer." They
were returning home in . carriage
from . party and were run down on .
grade crossing.
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LONDON, Dec, 30.-A Constantinopls
dispatch to the Chronicle says: ut ID
rumored that the Rothschilds have
agreed TO advapce to Turkey $1,000
60 against . Sew tax of two piaategu
IN ease o. petro1suR.1
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MRS. THOS. WEST BURNED
ALIVE BEFORE A CROWD.

Her Plteous Appeal Unheeded-Her Par.
amour Riddled with Bullets, - He
Dashed for Liberty-A Crime without
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passengers dangerously hurt
By the explosion of $50 sticks Of
dualin and / 1000 pounds of black pow
der. three men were killed at Hazel
ton, Pa.
The English loan companies doing
business in Dallas and representing
hundreds of millions of dollars have
cabled their agents to discontinue
loaning money in Texas. The fear OF
war with the United States is said 70
be the cause
Secretary Herbert has awarded the
contracts for the building OF the two
new battleships to the Newport News
Company.
Congressman Smith. who was to
make a speech in Michigan to-day.
talked it into q photograph and ex-
pressed it, being unable to 60 himself,
Congressman Cobb introduced bill
in the House for the improvement OF
the Mississippi RIVER between St Louis
and Cairo by St Louis parties.
The Prince of Wales message OF
good will Is creating q favorable I'M
preston in New York.
Captain Healy. tho accused revenue
eutter commander, il to be trieDat
San Francisco for drunkenness
Kentucky ex-Confederates have OF.
fered their services 70 the Presidens II
needed in the venezuelan controversy.
Il n rumossd that European amhes-
sadoes win al1 quit Washingtoa = n
Covelaudb vioW q tho 4o1Eoo 90
t11no - ine1eee8 uDoo 81
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A livery stable at Burlington, Ia,
was destroyed by fire and forty horses
were burned to death.
A train on the NJ. K. 4 T. was
wrecked by . landslide near Roche
port. Mo- Several persons were in
iured.
The family Of six persons Of William
Jones was swept away by the Sac
River, and, it is feared, arc drowned
An ex-convict testified in . United
States court that counterfeit coin II
being made in the Nebraska peniten-
tiary.
James Henry, the first man convicted
Of robbing the Carson Mint, was SEN
fenced to eight years imprisonment
A jury has decided that part of the
Shiloh battlefield is worth $30an acre
william Myers, who was on trial ct
Neosho. Mo-, for murder, was &C.
Quilted.
The production Of tho Leadville
mines for 1895 exceeds In value that Of
1924 by 5000. 900
Fire at Bluefield, w. Va, DESTROYED
. hotel One life was Lost and several
persons were injured.
John Russell Hind, the sssronomer,
Il dead.
The Duke Of Argyll suggests that
the powers invite Russia to oecapy
Armenia.
A ship and Life boat were wrecked
or the Irish coast Thirty-Ays peE.
Sons were drowned.
The United 0tatoD cruiser Naxt1o.
1aa6 = oid 70 Aayo 1rod 61ank 49,
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rhe only sensible sur slr man. Tlir.
three ela.sss-s ar n1rrisn-ss. protein. fats
and rusllfv,irlr,ss. mFrss each furnish
4 Parr Of eur slssf and y h5le IL - t7-Is.
shat the vez-.Fables can Supply -1ss.
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sgme. els5iv digv~fs,t vsget.slliss these.
nutrients IN rhs proper proportions -
4Tnn--i d1r -iir. hu,iiBv hsalrh-
y FAR proportion Of MEATS. 81 flesh
filruaug dlslsi. m a mixed dIer y aus-
fourth. me flrs ausf e1rhah vsir-s-..- Dr.
inss rlir-,s-fisTrrris. The f,issf ssrsffs
wiiish muse urar9v supply these nm
rr1'-uf's IN tine Puapsr proparrluus ar
-Iinss whica pail On Us less readily.
Hien auE dlssf dars not supply these
m the proper amounts. INSTINCT auus-
-zFs amt experiences Etlisie Is IN The So
-egtl0n af the fassf which ltghr ~ -
Istirsf ~ r. Thus meats derfrienr n
l4r are combined win =aue substance
IN which rhe fat * relatively I.lrsrvs-
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esassas-sf vvirst bacon. Psrsk supplies m.
usesisti Tar "a make beams nur-. nearly
a pert,'vr tausi. Fish II et,lks.sI N but
Ter sc aii- Butter Eggs llsf cream are
mixe'I WITH stslrciv sirasfs-rice. szasst.
rIpIoel. P0tzIus.s. eur- Cheese contain
ny Ear- y asitiesf ~ macarani. eraeker-s
sld chsese arr a fIvarff- combination.
amt areud ami miii1 make very conn
piete fuud fgr children. ''yNhrnev-r
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sl,rsiar CONSTITUENT Ne invariably ass=ss-
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