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Aside from this he has scarcely been out
of the room. He is kept informed OF the
affairs of state by communications from
the White House.
When DR.. Phillips left the Mckinley
house tonight at 1918 he announced to
the Associated Press representative
that Mrs. Mckinley was still living, but
was much weaker than when he saw
her several hours before, or at any time.
He said he thought she would die in the
early hours of the morning, but that
there was a possibility of her living un-
til Sunday, but not of surviving the
day. The president again resumed the
vigil at the bedside. most of the others
of the family retiring, but expecting to
be summoned at any moment.
THE PEACEFUL END
Mrs. Mckinley passed from life at
230 o'clock this morning, with all her
children and other immediate relatives
at her bedside. She did not suffer any
in her last hours, but gradually passed
from the deep sleep into which she has
rested almost constantly for the past ten
days into the sleep of death. No word
could be secured from the house for
some hours before the dissolution
Knocks of reporters as we'll as those OF
telegraph messengers were unanswered
At 2:35 an undertaken was summoned,
and the first publicity given to the public
of the death.
TIE end was most beautiful in it's quiet
peacefulness. She seemed to sleep so
soundly that it was difficult to tell
whether she had yet breathed her last.
This condition continued for half an
hour. There was no struggle. She
seemed to sleep her life away. The
president and all of her family were by
her side. There were no recognitions.
however. Her last consciousness was
hours before he Anal taking away.
At a. m. it is impossible to make
known any arrangements. 1t is not be-
lieved that any will be made until the
much-worn family has had a few hours
rest and sleep.
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Found Dead

PADUCAH, KY, Dec. 1.-THE body Of
a beautiful white woman, about 20 years
of age, was found by farmers boy on
the Ohio river twenty miles above this
city Friday afternoon. The remains
were lying in a fence corner and are un-
identified. The body was naked and
bore marks of violence. The remains
were taken to Golconda, Ill. Her hat
was found in a shanty near by. No other
wearing apparel has been discovered.
Foul play is suspected. An autopsy will
be held.
The herald., 1897-12-12
Pleaded Guilty

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 11.-A woman
known as Lucy Wamble, who was ar
rested some time ago on charge Of
inducing a 14-year-old girl to leave her
home and consort with men. and who
was awaiting trial therefor. today
pleaded guilty and will be sentenced
next week. One of the men concerned
in the case is now in the state prison
and another is soon to be tried.
The herald., 1897-12-12
To Cure a Geld In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qu!nine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure.
o5c. The genuine has L. B. @. on each tab
let,
The herald., 1897-12-12
PIGEON Shooting

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Missourians
were victorious today in the shooting
match between teams of ten men each
irepresenting Kansas City and Chicago
The Kansas City men scored 42f birds
as against AIT killed by the Chicago
l1narksmen. The highest individual
score, 46 birds out of a possible 80, was
madesby c, E. Herman Of Kansas CITY
The herald., 1897-12-12
MOTHER
M'KINLEY

(Continusd from First Page.)
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A SLIPPERY TRACK
Brought the Electric and Gable Car
Into Collision

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lin COL
lision between two street cars tonight
three passengers were hurt and a con-
ductor seriously though not fatally in
jured. owing to the slippery tracks,
caused by an all-day drizzle, the motor
man of a Fillmore street electric car was
unable to work his brake on the grade
approaching Sutter street, and his car
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HANNA FOR SENATOR
Nc Will Socn 81 the Successor Of
M. Sherman.
BUSHNELL MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT.
Dr. John Grants Aspirations Are
Gradually D~iudiina Down.
NOW HE WANTS TO BE MARSHAL
wright Quincy Is said 60 Have the
support of Chairman Green for
the Galveston CoIicctorship.

Columbus. Ohio, February ai.--Governor
Bushnell tonight gave out tho following
statement to the prcss:
1T had been my intention 90 make no
announcement in relation TO the action
would take in the matter OF an appointment
10 MI the prospective vacancy In the Ohio
representation In the United States senate
until tho vacancy actually existed, but on
accoun, of the manifest interest OF the pco-
Ole and their desire to know what would be
done. deem 1t best now to make tho fol-
lowing statement:
When Senator sherman resigns TO enter
the cabinet of President Mckinley ! viii
appont TO succeed him Hon. Marcus a.
Hanna of cuyahosa county to serve until
MS successor is chosen by the Seventy third
general assembly Of the state. ,r,,st this
action viii meet with the approva, OF tue
| 'N''''' Ana s. BUSHNELL"
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.


PINE RUFF, Ark-CaNin Cross and
Marion Dean, two la-ycir-old boys. en-
Gagged IN Il tghi. In whch the former
staflroi the latter in the thru1s. II -
Thought the wound Will prove fatal.
CONVICTION, LA negro named FIN,
iious. broke out of the par sh jan by
pry.rs the bars apart IN the second story
window AMI letting himself down with q
urNit He wac clnwgod With breaking
opca Il house and Also for shooting INTO
a cOlored church.
MONTGOMERY. A'o.-Judge T. Horn,
who was shot twice iu the head In y
street duel by ED jones and hts son, az
Cameron. Wiison county, about u month
ago. md brought here 10 the city .niirm-
ary - dead. lloih Horn and Jones were
prominent attorneys.
MERIDIAN. Mlss--Ncws has reached
Meridian Of q sensational killing n the
interior of Winston county. a farmer
narr1 C,llwci' had a falling out with
his son-,p-hw, II man named On Inn call
VOL left hlrno e. avoid trouble und whom
Grfhn followed him TO tho hou4c OF n
ncishbor Caldwell shot him dead I'm his
ararlud. The coronor's Jury cNoncrnfcd
caldwell on the ground of self 1cfcnsc.
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New York. February 2l.--A conference or
the National Sound Money league VIII be
held NJ the rooms OF the chamber Of COM
mcrco In this city on Wednesday, February
"a. and will be attended by delegates from
ST. Louis. Chicago, ST. Paul, Louisville
Cincinnati Cleveland, Charleston, Balu-
more. Philadelphia. New York, Boston ana
other cities. There are now twenty one
cities represented In the organization and
each is entitled to delegates. II is prob
able that George T.. Leighton of ST. louis
viii be selectcd as the presiding officer.
The business Of the conferences VIII be to
ADOPT constitution and bylaws for tho
league and elect officers and an executive
committee to serve until April J. 1898
THE committee on organization ~ nrrong-
ing to give luncheon to the delegates and
invited guests at the downtown club dur
ing the recess between the morning and af-
ternoon sessions OF the conference.
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RECOMMENDATION at Athens.

A.he,s February 2l.-Over 10000 per-
cons participated in a demonstration TINS
afternoon on University square In favor OF
the union Of Crete with Greece. The great
cst enthusiasm prevailed. An address was
adoptod declaring that the king and people
were ready for any sacrifice of blood and
treasure to bring the present Cretan pollcy
TO n successful issue. The crowd then
marched To the palace and deputattun
presented the address to the king HIS
majesty. King George, Crown Prince Con
stantlno. the Duke of Sparta and other
members OF the royal family occupied
places on the balcony. The king addressed
the crowd as follows
''You are executing the true mandate oil
the Hellenic people, thank you for this
imposing display of your feelings May
Cad protect our beloved country and
strengthen our common efforts. Long live
the Hellenic nation
The address OF King George was followed
by vociferous cheering.
Prince Nicholas has arrived at l-arissa, q
town of Thessaly on the Turkish frontier
twenty miles from The gulf OF saloni,a.
Seven hundred Greek soldiers with artillery
have landed near Klssolo.
4 Turkish transport. accompanied ny a
British torpedo boat. Is aiding In convey
ing 1900 troops from Gambia to Canea.
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SHORT NEWS STOKES.

has been elected from pordeaux as a
member Of the chamber OF deputies.
TORONTO B!cyclist John $. johnson
IS now recovering from his attack ofN,ncu-
monta, and unl,ss complications arise he
VIII III around IN a week or so.
LONDpN.--The Rome correspondent of
tho T.uos denies that any decision has
been given there by the vmacan on tho
subject Of the Manitoba schools.
MONTREAI.,--Mrs j. A. Raymond. cell
ehrated today the l0pth anniversary of hvr
birth at the Hotel pleu In this city. She
has I'VE children hving. aged 81. 49, ~,
" and GO yours
Cambridge. Mass.--Rev. Father Eide
LIS tJames kenstonl of st, Josephs mon
nHry, Baltimore, preached In Appleton
ham" At Harvard IN RESPONSE to an H.
viiattcn from the university faculty. This
T. the third time that u Roman Catholic
has preached IN the Harvard chapel
RICHMOND. Na,.-Tnc Ladies Confcd-
cratc and Memorial association bag made
elaborate arrangements for celebrating
today tho inauguration OF Pres dent JEFF
ieiaun DAVIS and the BIRTH OF Washing
ton The ceremonies are TO take pace AZ
| the Commonwealth. the most fashionable
| club In che city
| NEW yORk-Mrs. May shelton Of shell
! ton. aged ~, who is said ia be the divorced
| Wife OF u wcllthy ChirAgo dealer IN rail-
| way supplies, committed suicide at the
| Hotel MCuloe 10y taking ioAo ul car
| hofo acid. John Turner aged n. who Is
| said TO be IA the grocery business I'm
| nashville. Tenn, IL a prisoner, haviu,
| been arrested Oh suspicion of knowing
| more thnn he Is willing to admit about tho
| woIuan's d,Dih.
New York Ferdinand May. who wa,
ARRESTED here on the charge OF deiraudnf
z bank a, Svdsaboucg. Germany. opt o.
| 2i0, has teen set at liberty ludg,
| lrccr, who had ISSUED the order OF ar
rest, also 1rec,,l that IL he vacated
say.ng. that he had grave doubt OF is lc
l.... lad NOT
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foPs At MEMPHIS.
Nnndcrs"ort snss Thcy Wtii Get I'm
the Middle Of the Rvud

the Middle of the Rund.
Memphis Tenn. February a. Hundreds
of dclosatcs TO the annual convention OF
the Reform Press association have arrived
and more are expected on the early morn
Ing trains. Tho convention will be called
TO order by General Paul yand,r ,presl.
don't OF tho association, at 10 o'clock tomor-
row, hnd addresses OF welcome aud re-
sponsos Will occupy tho entire morning nes-
sion
Al the afternoon session Mr. VandervUprt
will deliver his annual address.
q. l.. Spence of tho pnrNersburg (W. Va)
crTflbune. WAS among todays ar
rivals
MIR, spence ia thorough peoples party
man. but hc liz not of the middle Of tho
road" faction He sali that he was for
fusicn WHOM II strengthened the principles
advocated by tho third party and could be
effected on equitable and honorable
grounds He in,imated that If the meet
ing which begins here tomorrow undertook
10 rad Senator Butler ana other peoples
party men thinking like him out OF tho
party there would be bolt from the meet
Ing,
presidcnt Nandcrvonr' Is opposed 10 fusion
of any sort He said the democratic party
absorbed the grocnbaclSers by adopting
their principles, pnd did the same t.Iing
few years later when the National union
lnbor party was organized He points ont
that they tried TO repeat the feat IN the 70,
cent campaign as TO the people purity, "hu
partially succeeded
awe are slde-tracked for awhile, sa,d
MIR. Vnndorvoort. but we Will get back ihb
| the middle Of the road again. THIS Mem
| phis meeting viii be the beginning OF
| new era III the life OF the peoples party.
| II will be put on the straight rohu ah",n
md then the warning cry Will be heard
| from one end Of this country 10 .hc )ther.
| rhn reform press has Just begun the hght."
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The Fail of FORT VoukoIics.

London, February 2l--A dispatch to the
Chronicle from Athens says;
THE night that Fort voukolies fell Col
onel Vassos learned that the Turkish gar
rlson from Canea was advancing to succor
the defeated Turks. He dispatched body
of insurgents to meet them and speedily
followed himself with his troops. On the
plain of l.ividia 1900 Turks and $500 Turk
ish Cretans were engaged In battle. The
Turks aud Turkish Cretaus after ninety
minutes fighting swept the plain, forcing
the Turks to take refuge In Canea. Colonel
Nassos burned the fortified barracks at
Livdia and the Aghia block house. The
Greeks lost four killed and twenty officers
and men wounded, The Turkish losses are
unknown. In obedience to the orders OF
the king of Greece, Colonel Vassos re-
called the troops to Pantania.
Describing the fight at Fort Vouko'ics.
the Canea correspondent of the Daily
News says:
1.-The Cretans suffered heavily by their
own fault. They disregardel nm order to
withhold muskotry fire un,il the wcrN OF
the artillery had been completed. They
wasted $4,000 cartridges and lost thirty
men main, anime, a furious and foolish IRE.
advancing to within 100 yarcs CT the re-
doubts. while the Turks fired splcndidlv'
wasting few bullets. The Cretans were
Obliged to send TO Platana for moie am
munition which arrived on Thur sday night,
with four guns. The Cretans at this time
surrounding the fort disoheyed orders and
dispersed in search of food. the Turks prof.
fling by the position evacuated by the
| Crctans.
ION Friday morning when the guns ha1
been placed IN position and they we're ABOUT
to resume bombarding, the troops were sur
| prised to see the Cretans plant nag upon
| the deserted fort. TWENTY-FIVE dead ltrks
were found inside the forutcations' wh''f
were blown up by dynamite. Ihe ,reskS
,,,oro ali young mon. Never before had
thew been undcr fire. and they DISPLAYED
coolness, courage and enthusiasm. inc
Greeks took ten Turkish soldiers prison
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Grand Forks N. -. February I,--onc
OF the most dSlstrous fres IN the h1lory
OF this city broke ont in Hoir's dry goods
stof. IN the throc-siory syndicate blo'N
about O'Clock this morning. The or.sn
IL u mystery. but appar' nfly was caused
hy Il rls Got. The tiancs had s1o1
START and the nremen worked IN weather
25 1egr.t-s below zero on tho ground
nc1t ~ Hears dry goods s')rc ii1nd
Bros. Ephram Bros. cloth ns, ald Bing-
ham Bros hardware. were toibi 'ossrN;
Nit1cr's insurance Office on the scepnl
floor sustained a total io-H
MANY morrow escapes occurred and the
lntralI; wip) .segpod were n Sonny
clothing. The hock was owned by WIN.
lam Bulge and was the hrst blS brlqh
hiorl null In the ci,y The loss "a cS-
iimaioi at t2JO.cco ADD the insurance at
$4,000.
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der arrest and placed the prisoner on the
horse behind him and started for Jackson.
When he reached the Kentucky river he
fordcd It, and few moments later two
men rode up behind him. A short quarrel
followed and the next day the dead body
OF Marshal Byrd was found riddlcd with
bullets on the roaside. The search for the
remains had been Instituted by friends who
saw Byrd's horse coming Into jackson
without a rider and with the pnmmel Of
tho saddle scattered with blood. An In
vestigation was Immediately started and
finally enough evidence WAS secured to war;
rant the arrest OF Dan Fariar aud Jacob
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American Insurance In Germany.

American Insurance In Germany.
Washington February %. The president
today sent to the senate in response to
resolution of inquiry the correspondence
between the government Of the United
States and Germany for the past year
touching American insurance companies In
Germany. The correspondence begins with
the, statement II the request Of tho M
tual Life company ard the New YORK Lie
to be allowed to re-entor Prussia. which
was mndo last January and was deferred
ut the time for the purpose of permitting
an investigation AS early as February 2S.
1896. Ambassador lhl wrote that the
pr,isslan minister OF the interior had
stated to him explicitly that there had
been no intention to discriminate against
American companies. Tho Prusslan said
at that time with reference 20 the recent
legislation at New York that public feel
ing In Germany might make 1t impossible
TO renew the concessions to the Amcrionc
companies because the German government
would not like TO be put In the light or
having been compelled O. change itB views.
In "A communication dated December %
Ambassador Uhi In setting forth nm In
torvirw with Secretary of State Won Bieber-
stcin said that he was greatly impressed
with tho sccrttnry's reference 10 the
proclamation of President Cleveland IN re-
gard to tonnage tax. which he says tho
secretary deprecated. The last conmunl
cation ta dated January 2S. 1897 and
stntcd ncrotiatiors are stu perdino and
MO now before the Prussinn ministry OF
State
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MARK ONLY sMllIcn

cleveland. ohio February Ell Chairman
Rama was shown tho Associated pross
d'sratch this evening from Columbus con-
taining Governor bushnolrs announcements
OF Mr. iionua's appointment as senator to
succeed MIR. Sherman. This was the first
Information MIR Hanna had on tho cub
lcct' or conrsc he was plcared az the ter
niihation Of the controversy. but no showed
MS pleasure only by genial SMILE. When
ASKED II he would discuss the governor'g
action the chairman doelined to say any
th'ns. rolnarIinG that he could not talk
ahnhi the matter for publication until no
received official notification of his appoint
mont from Governor BUSHNELL Mr.. Hnnna
remained at hts club during the evening;
anu received there the congratulations OF
such Of his friends as heard OF his appoint
nttuI,
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ONE or THE ACCUSED DEAD.
Story Of the KiIIirg of Marshal byrd
In Kentucky.

Louisville Ky. February 2i.--Jacob
Neace. charged with the murder OF Deputy
United States Marshal Byrd, near Jackson
Ky, last January, died In the Louisville
jail today Of pneumonia.
Although he knew he was dying. Neace
would not discuss the murder.
Dan Farlar, the alleged accessory OF
Neace IN the murder. told Oi the killing
today. His story In substance Is 10 the ef-
feet that Ncace fired the shvt which killed
Byrd, and that he was merely unfortunate
enough TO be present when Byrd was shot,
The crime for which Ncace and Fariar
were being held was committed on Jenm-
AIRY IA last, at point ten miics from
jackson. KY. United States Marshal Byrd
had warrant In his nqsscssion for the ar
resi- OF Sam Neacc. nephew OF Jake Ncace
who lived at the lstter's home. Going TO
the Neace home he at once placed Sam IN
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serts that the Turkish cabinet last week
decided to declare war on Greece but the
sultan vetoed the decision on account Of
the finances of Turkey"
A dispatch to the Times from Athens
says
"'rhe Greek government has decided TO
send part Of the fleet on 4 cruise along
the Spordos islands. while another portion
OF the fleet will proceed to Nnrac'1 TO pre-
vent the Turks attacking the Greek frontier
from preyesa. Troops from all rarts %
Greece are hurryiny 20 ihe Turkish front
Ter. The call for volunteers has been more
than amply answered. The policy OF Greece
will be defensive by land lui aggressive by
son -
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Cr,cL steamer Captured.

Canca, Island Of Crete. February 2i.-
british torpedo boats have captured ana
brought to this port the small Greek s,rai''-
er I.aurlum. which was carrying yietuHih
and tents for the insurgents. The forts
fired two rounds Of blank cartridges yes
terday at the Greek gunbont Peneus.
Turkish frigate also discharged blank shots
al the Greeks. The Greek gunboa' PenHus
quickly replied to the blank shots cred by
the Turkish frisa,e. The frigate then with
drew from the scene OF orerationS' Ine
German flag was hoisted on the iaiipar,s
Moro On tho arrival OF tbs cruiser kai2erin
Aucnsia.
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Washington. February 2l.-Mustaphl
Boy, the Turkish minister to tho United
states. denied published reports that no
had removed Joseph iasag from his Office
az Turkish consul at Boston on charges Of
Of trust funds against him
The minister said that he proposed TO await
the action OF the courts In the matter be
fore taking measures regarding Iosagi's
position as Turkish consul.
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POPtI.IsT EDITORS.
Conference NJ Nnnrns city VIII i~-
more the Memphis McrtinE'

Kansas city. Mo-. February 2i~~Reform
editors have been arriving all day to at
tend the conference Of tho National Re-
form Preps associations called by Chair
man Arthur Ilogcle OF the Missouri state
peoples party committee and also secretary
treasurer of the National association. TO
meet hero tomorrow Chairman hosellc
said thoy would proceed with their business
without reference to the Memphis gather
ing. which viii be entirely ignored.
I'VE arc IN the right" said he. and
any oyertures for peace must come from
the Memphis people"
Apparently such oyortures are expected.
Mr.. Roselo gave out the substance OF
LCoa.fla.lIc.I IrlGlli l,uHel
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Cilncinn'nG. ohio, February 2l--The Com
merc'a.-Trsbune's sposlal from ioungr-
town. Onto says;
The county lnnrmary NJ Garfield buraod
today Loss over 10000 The 23i ninn'ea
w,,7c all rescued Wlglnm Hnr'zen an
insane 0nuatc, escaped from the attend
ants. ran into tho ire and wac crem1lcd'
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Train wrecked.

Clnc,rnat'. Ohio. February I.-The En-
auirerr special from Ashland, KY. says
today the eastbound Norfolk ard West
ern express ran into a washout near Low
elicit ,,reckins the engine, baggage car
and Two coaches, The sirepef cscalei En,
Mere both dangerously injured and q
brakeman whose name was not learned
was fatally injured. Several were slight
ay gnjured.
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RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
The system Favored where II Has
nccn In Operations.

The system Favored where IL Has
nccn IN Operation.
WASHINGTON February 9l.--The postmas-
,., - =, ,,,
"'s ""' NV p".o"" " N' w
iorty-tour postonices whefc rurai Tree ue-
livery has been In operation declare In ia
var "a, tho ulau rbc test has been going
,,..,,,a, at, 49,, a.. ou,-
oh oh'! 'o' t'i'''eu pe''e"' '"N Wv '
ees were so distributed as 10 make inc
experiment complete and II was developed
nj no;p,s In ,h,rty.tbrce ar thirty -four
a., - T.. ., a.,
suites iue fepor's afe uH III anu 'ne
important data gathered VIII DO transmit
ted by Postmaster General Wilson In II
sn..,l rano,, IN oonvross nr,hahlv carly
~, ,,,,L
m, sen,tr.n, t,vorahio ~ the ed,ntion
., ,h, ,a,,,rnalsnsivo acbrpo "a unan,n,ous
rs,rn..'rtt,,v o,I,,ions rtven hoth Inv tha
INA nr one, nnatnn,c, anl no uairoiIe.
Ttn ,b,,a,I,' nny,s,1nr d, Tho t,cnnn,io,is
,'ra, ,n,.n,t,s wh,n mo exn,rinont ,ynn
No, ',,,i,,,,,ia,.d g. ,,,os ,,u,.nlv cstI,potcl
,h", ,,',ai d. a,,,ory q, coyar the ,vholr
c"',n,,',, ,,n,iA ,nvolvr an animal exnendi-
.s 80 nnn ,,n -, a.. ...,,n.,.nr.,
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THE FIRE RECORD.
GnMmIIi ncsirnNch.

Taxarkana Texas, February q The
sawmlll and machinery owned by Gus
MnEznSh, mer & Co at Buchanan. six
ndlcs sonth Of here. aud valued Dl SO
O1l. was destroyed by fro ut o'clock tlila
morning Insurance, $1,000. origin OF the
urn MOI knsANn.
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Berlin. February 2i.-None OF the powers
except Austria has accepted the proposal Of
Emperor William to blockade Piraeus.