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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
HIGHWAYNEN ARE AT WORK.
street Car in Tacoma Held Up by
Two Men.

Special Dispatch to the Pest IntelNgencer.
TACOMA. Dec. 5.-The s:35 New addi-
ton electric car was held up tonight as 1t
rounded the Twenty-fifth street curve,
exactly on tint BY some fortunate cir
cumstance not a single passenger was on
board when the hoid-up occurred. and il
only Gripman Keyes and Conductor
Thompson who suffered.
The official report of the hold-up shows
tho old story-a tail and a short man did
the work. Both were masked and went
At 1t in a way TO denote they meant bust
ness AT the point OF n gun they forced
the two men To face the side of the car
and then proceeded To go through their
victims pockets. Thompson was relieved
If about 81 belonging TO the company
which he had collected In fares, and also
a handsome gold watch and chain valued
at $3.50. Reyes had no cash on his person
Superinte ident r. l.. Dame. OF the Taco
ma Railways Company, who about year
since killed a notorious robber who at
tempted to hoji up one Of his cars on the
Stsilacoom line. was among the first TO
start IN search of the hold-up pair. Aside
from the meager descTi ption furnished by
the conductor and gripmau. nothing is
known of their identity. Detectives have
been set 10 work on the case. but up to a
late hour tonight no results OF their chase
had been reported.
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New Orleans Times-Democra

New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Most people imagine" said a local nerve
bic test by which they can detect insanity
immediately. or course that's all nonsense.
There are many odd methods Of diagnosing
such cases, however. In locomotor ataxia.
the patient cannot walk with his eyes shut
In incipent paresis there is difficulty In ar
ticulating particular letters, and one ia
nous scientist used to make his patients
say national inteiligencer' 4 man with an
incipient case Of the disease can't pro-
nOunce these words distinctly TO save his
employed truly rural for the same pur-
pose. If you have paresis I would advise
you not 10 try TO say 'trnly rural'-at least
not in company. The 'knee-jerX' test Is
well known to physicians. To apply II. the
legs are crossed and a sharp blow struck
swinging loose. If the subject is all right
there will be a prompt reflex action: in
other words, his foot will fly up in spite Of
all EFFORTS to keep it ouiei. II not. there is
something wrong. and that reminds me OF
tragic incident which occurred In South
ern court not many years ago. A man was
being examined for insanity, and one of the
lawyers made the experts the butt of a
great deal of ridicue. He scoffed particu-
larly at the knee-ierk test and asked to
have II applied 10 himself. There was no
reflex action. and the fact had a powerful
effect on the Jury. especially "a the lawyer
happened 10 he a man of brilliant attain
ments. After the trial was over he got to
thinking about the matter, and in spite OF
his scenticfsm concluded to submit to
thorough private examination. II was
made and discovered undeniabie signs OF
locomotor asaxia. looming him to Il certain
and lingering death"
The Spanish transport san Francisco has
arrived at Valencia, SDain. from Cuba,
with 500 repatriated soldiers
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CANAL ADVOCATES
VERY JUBILANT.
senator Morgan Rocks Tor Action at
Thts session-Na SEN
tors Are Both Present

Special Dispatch to the Poet Gntelllgenrer
WASHINGTON. pcc. Friends - Tho
Nicaragua canal are delighted WITH ihe
presidents message. II was evan xtronk.~
than they hoped Senator Morgan conf.
IDENTITY asserts tonight thSt this consress
VIII not adjourn without authorizing 4a4t
great work The very close roudsnsat.o,
OF the latter pAr; of the message. uhr,.t,.
several important topics were omitted en-
,ireis was cue to TIE extreme length
deemed necessary fo give "A concise history
of the late war from Tho affeiptss-e ,t.,,
standpoint Should any of these matters
such as the elaboration NJ :inanc{a. view.
eiNil service. Alaska ~ Indian affairs. de-
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SPANIARDS ARE
GROWING EXCITED.


PARIS. Dec. 5.-The joint session Of the
peace commission began st 3:25. Ameri-
cans say il is possible though improbable
that today's joint meeting will settle all
the open questions in substance. leaving
only the wording OF the treaty for discus
sion.
The joint commission was in session for
over four hours. Much OF the discussion
concerned details as 10 the guaranteeing
of the rights of Spanish citizens in the
coded colonies. The debate was occa-
sionally energetic. and the Spaniards. on
adjourninS, appeared TO be detected.
Secretary Ojeda, of the Spanish commits
sion, when questioned after the meeting
as 10 the progress made, answered excit-
eddy: Il am almost mad, I cannot talk;
We are making progress
the American commissioners declined to
say anything further than that the prog
ress made was satisfactory.
The Spanish commissioners have re-
cetvea authority 10 bind their goyernmen MT
on certain matters. but there are yet I'M
portant questions on which their instruc-
,ions are unsatisfactory: IL is not unlike
~ that many OF the details involved in
the change of sovereignty in tae Spanish
coioniea will be left for settlement in the
regular diplomatic process when relations
between the TWO governments are re-
sumed.
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ANTI-DREYFUS MOB
ON THE RAMPAGE.
A Collision Occurs Between the PA
tri0ts" and Advocates of Revision
-One Man Shot.

PARIS. Dec. 5.--At a meeting held to-
night under the auspices of the Patriotic
League, the most violent anu-Drsyfus or
ganization in Paris. NM. Milevoye and DE
Roulede declared that the time had arrtv-
ed 10 pass from words to acts
The audience thereupon started to march
10 the Cherche Midi prison. where Col.
Picquart is confined. The police interfered
whereupon the patriots made for a meet
ing being held by the advocates OF revision
A collision occurred and revolvers were
fired and one man was wounded.
NJ. Derouledes frantic followers con-
tlnued the parade. shouting 1--WE rarmee"
and "Conspuez Dreyfus'' until they reached
the Strasburg monument, where they We're
finally dispersed.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
IN CALIFORNIA,
Nitrogeiatin House mt PfnoIr
Biovs Up. killing Five People.
one hite.

lIN0i.E. Cal. Dec. 5.The nitr0gela-
tia house of the Juds9u Company blew up
az 3sa o'c}eck this afternoon killing SIS
ivfintf ndent Charles Kennedy ard four
CHtrssv. t1e caly worknen IN the building
az the time TIE explosion was Il terFiuc
uae four TONS az ni5rogeiafa blowing W.
completely demo}ls fishing the huil.ing
The same houSs MAS badly damaged by
an explosion six weeks ago and two t.h.-
n@se were killed. Superintendent kennedy
was experimenting Some mixing when tho
explosion of tals afternoon occurred. II
n proaAese fBat jhe cause ~ she explos on
viii never be known as no one who was IN
tina bui'djux escaped death
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
BEGINS CONSTRUCTION
TrainlOad of Supplies and Laborers
Arrives at Lewfston-O. IL. & y.
Buys Ground.

Special Dispatch to the PostIntellgencer.
LEWISTON Idaho. Dec. 5.-The North
ern Pacific brought in train load OF ties
and rails today and began the construction
OF an extension of their line up Snake
river. The track was lad without grade
having been made on the beach, partly be-
low high water mark. About half mile
OF track was laid. making a curve around
a ferry tower which stood in the line. \
force Of men was brought with the ma
terial.
The work was general surprise. This
extension completes the circuit Of the
cfty's river front. The Q. r. & \. today
purchased depot grounds at the mouth OF
Lapwai creek. This Is part Of the scheme
of extension up the Clearwater. the route
being on the north side OF the Clearwater
from Lewiston to Lapwai, crossing the
river there just below the Northern Pa
cific bridge.
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FIRE IN a THEATER.
Chicago Playhouse Damaged to the
Extent of S60.OOO.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.--E'.Te badly damaged
the IAncon theater at 46S North Clark
street tonight. The evening performance
had been concluded and the audience had
left the building but few minutes when
the fire broke out.
The members OF the Dawn OF Freedom
company, which is at the theater were
still the building and they were COM
PEELED To make a hasty exit, none of them
saving any considerable portion OF their
effects. The loss is about S6oUo
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GOLD MEDAL FOR
MISS HELEN GOULD,
Bill Introduced tn Recognize Her
Services tn the soldiers During
the Wnr

WASHINGTON. Dec. Gen. Wheeler
Of Alabama. today introduced in the house
through Representative Staltings. a reso-
luton providing that in recognition OF
the Democratic devotion and bounteous be-
nevolencs OF Miss Helen Gould 10 the sol
ders OF the army OF The United States dur
rress are hereby rendered her and con
gress hereby authorizes and directs that
u gold medal with appropriate designs be
struck by the director Of the mint and
that said medal be presented "a her by
the president at such time and in such
manner As be may determine"
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eigaths OF day pay taat he had no.
earned.
TWO expert accountants employed by the
prosecution TO investigate the books OF the
construction and repair department tsstz-
fed that they found the system OF credit
Ing the men with four extra hours per day
prev alent- Tie books Of the office, accord
Ing 70 the accountants. Tad been found IN
ssovenly condition, and there was pos
slo1licy Of telling from them that the men
Ia the department had worked the fun time
credited
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Cuban Patriots Well Pleased With
Their Reception.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Gen. Garcia
with his stan, called at the war depart
nent today to pay his respects to acting
secretary Meiklejohn. Mr.. Meiklejohn
chatted for a few minutes with his call
ers, but not upon matters of business.
The Cuhans had previously seen Secre
tary Gage and conferred with him on
economic questions relating TO the admin
istration of affairs in Cuba. They pro-
fessed themselves very well satisfied with
the reception accorded them by Mr.. Gage.
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PIERCE COUNTY COURT TERM.
Important Cases ON the Calendar,
Including Warrant suits

TACOMA Dec. 1.-THE superior court
jury term was opened today with civil &C
items Of minor nature In the departments
which began the grind.
The first OF the important warrant suits
gainst tina city. that OF the New York
Guaranty and Trust Company. has been sal
;nr Tuesday OF next week The case wif
20 before Judge Thomas Carroll as chan
Celsor.
The few criminal cases or the docket VIII
he heard before Judge kean after the l5th
x the present month.
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RELATIONS AnE UNCHANGED.
New York Rumor Concerning Hiil
md Morgan Is tntrue

Special Dispatch 70 tAe Toet-IutolNueflc p.
NEW YORK pe, g. Personal repre-
4~ntstive@ % James }. Hnl. a. this cify
xtsf.-,9.-,,t .s..rft.s - 7 y NrS~.~,- -
less wFsk, rast ;H- raisttoas = FfsN and
hss frau3s to{ ne Northern Pacific prop
tFtF eaVe fFt changed and thAt assert IONS
20 tie" H"1traeT ltr~ WttAct4t foundation.
Nrso.tafi11s a%'S aees ere Northern PA
''sFsc and the VrsEon Ea5iroad 4 Nay4ga-
tlon srv SNN ta progress
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CoNsrRtt roR H,>>cous TRIAL.
Evidence az Ioose and S,oyeutv
Methods In Keeping Time of Ne,

PHILADELPHIA rec. the SECOND
week a. te cevrt-ruav.3al l,ro,-e. sff.xs
aea.,st Naval Eo0struct=E Joan >. lfa~-
@Fas lfA&" today, fae prose- at40u c5n-
-ll1e3 Presenting evidence NaA~.. /. .a',sf,
tHssS<s %eFe eNarusas5 several ~ 1hafn
heads 81 si~T3ri Tnepss ard tasir Testimony
w&s devoted 70 fae explanation ~ their
methods - keeping the tire % th+, men t1,3-
tvr aaef1- All % them agreed thar Il xa=
ne custom "a tAe navy yard 70 credit The
t-Ee "a ta rne gay az NFa hcars Whenever
ihs @ntn 'NofSc0 overtime. II = man work
ri I'LL $50 4. m. ae ReGia a~ crsssttf,a with
ySsrx sk<s u n tn.sz e.
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roo HARD 10 PENETRATE
sgcd German Makes FutiIe At
tempt at Suicide.

TACOMA. Dec. 6.-1se0rgs R4mona. an
aged German. despou4eat and in strastes3et,
circumstance. early this morning A.
tempted suicide ny shooting himself = the
head. Esulond Was = gussi az a local Ger
man hotel and made tae attempt Oh AS He
= his bedroom.
TIE ssot was a peculiar one. ana tleSelse
the face that a 4o-ealt Der revolver was used
the bullet glanced from The skull and in
fsct@I onfy = scalp wound Remard i
past a years 81 age ard Gaa 10 ~ .atives In
sAs4 rta.lFt
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Prosperity From Gold Standard.

The bi-metallic outfit. OF which Senator
Chandler Is the acknow lodged leader VIII
be heard from undoubtedly, during the
present congress. but It has already been
settled that the present financial policy OF
the government Is 10 b. let severely alone
With our exports vastly In excess OF our
imports. nothing couia b. better for MS
than tbs present gold standard. The caun-
try has awakened At last la the fact that
free coinage Of silver would he the nations
financial suicide, Even Chandler aeknowl-
edges that while oar exports exceed the
imports 10 change would be folly.
ALLAN Il SI.ACSuS.
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SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. Dec s.
Gen. Guy Y. Henry and his staff arrived
here this morning from Ponce on board the
United States transport Berlin which Is
bound for the United States with the First
Kentucky regiment. This morning Gen
Berlin
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and attention a special message may be

mand attention a special message may be
sent Ia
Washington senator's were both presen
a. the opening o. congress. Her repre-
seDtatiEes were conspicuous By their aD-
ssnce Senator Mcbride, OF Oregon. N
tro5ucef his new colleague. Joseph Simon.
and stood sponsor for him while he was
sworn IN. Simon afterwards met many
senators and made good impression
among all
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GOMEZ ORDERS APARTMENTS.
Indications Are That the General
Intends Settling Down.

HAVANA. Dee. 5.--Gen. Maxine Gomez,
commander in-chief OF the insurgent
forces has ordered apartments 10 be pre-
pared for him at his residence in GUIANA
bacoa, now occupied by his niece.
The general viii come here soon after
the completion OF the evacuation
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WASHINGTON. Dec 5.-Senor Romero,
the Mexican minister TO Washington, to-
day notified Secretary Hay that Mexico
mas determined to advance her mission
here TO the rank of ambassador. Conse-
are taken, United States Minister to Mex
leo Clayton will become an ambassador
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SANTIAGO. Dec. 5.-The United States
special commissioner 10 Cuba ard Porto
Rico. Robert l.. Porter, left Santiago for
jamaica today on board the Admiral Samp-
son. of the American steamship line. en-
route for the United States.
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Transport Sails With Troops.

SAVANNAH. ca. Dec. 5.-franspor
Minnewaska. with the Two Hundred an
Second New York regiment on board. SAT-
ed today for pinar del Rio.
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HAVANA. Dec 5.--The Spanish evaeu-
alton commissioners notified the American
~ the province Of Puerto Principe was
complete.
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PONCE. Dec. a.-The transport Berlin.
with the First Kentucky regiment sailed
today for Newport News. Gen. Guy V
Henry and his staff are also on board the
Berlin bound for San Juan. where the
Berlin will call tomorrow. Gen. Burke
succeeds Gen. Henry. the latter taking
command at San Juan
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The treaty by which Spain reiinauishes
sovereignty la the Philippines and absolute
" cedes the islands to the United States,
with due regard To the prevalent form Of
Diplomatic intercogTg between nations. can
not be expected 10 be ready for presentation
to the senate before January |. aud many
think that an early day. Ii the senate for
eign relations committee reports upon IL In
less than a month. 1t will be something
wholly unprecedented. Equally 80 will 1t
b n the senate should dispose Of SO impor-
ant a matter In a third month, even were
Il not at that time bending all It's time and
energies 10 getting through the appropria-
ton bills,
This brings Tsp at once the question of
an extra session. An extra session or the
Fifty sixth congress there will not be.
Those who know the presidents mind have
% spoken Only the failure Of one OF the
big appropriation bills would change this
decision. and the leaders In the house ana
senate may be safely relied upon to see
this does not happen. An extra session OF
the senate there may be. however. The
contingencies which may bring this about
have been much canyassed Factous oppo-
sition developing 10 the Spanish treaty
might cause the president TO think IL wise
20 let the matter so over. In the present
senate the Republicans occupy one end OF
teter-bcard. perchei upon the center OF
which are the Populists and so-called Silver
Republicans. After the i,h OF March. 1880.
President Mckinley will be able 90 reckon
upon the support OF strong majority OF
his own party. now estimated. according TO
circumstances that may vary In two states
from TO IL The treaty may hA ratified
fn this congress. but no one. with the re-
fuigent outlook ahead. Is losing any sleep
by caring whether II does or not
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tRRt,>CN ItsGI~iaTrnN.


vs. ASH NGToN- fhee. Chairman
Walker BIAS called "a Eueet aE az IN. h8use
= ntft@~ "u hH king ana currency f-r
Ne.sf=s-sts*. ~htFh "A expected 20 aserr-
fs4a tae .1.fncss az t1e committee on eur
Tarrt legislation ht~ Wake ~ naf san
s1sne 90 anSfhi"@ beng done nj the pres
en- session AZ ne considers -ae Glroe geo
eHHgf tar Rae consideration of ss -,,-,t.ra-
hers See g e.zrl.~s
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Fire Loss Not So Great.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.--The estimate OF
last nights fire loss is this morning re-
duced 20 half million
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Condensed ps>p1ft HIS

te' n'tean< es tha Ea<ts~a Stone rrsru-
iftf1reFs he Is :sr,.t1&te a TX agree
Dafns. las ta-sed, Western sge.e.ag.s rEs,.~-
taS Ia Is whipped l-t3 Ire.
ne f~t.@st STATS frsnsra~s T.ts p-fi,>
I'm 50 jaaA November = hae arrived ~
NT% A"fk. ~;'1 al We3 ga AcAfs
a. fs veg Yer f-e' Z sss'e q fs~.1tef 4. 2. =
~ +ae Aat-Ssss $3.50 leagse hasa ar tb~.a~
80 = fsaA@ss&t oeSknIsaSto was ssec.-
"A ara gfeFs~es usD-v. ~~-@~s
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Mass Meeting To Fnfhuxe

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelilgercer
TACOMA Dec. TO further snthslsa th,.
people % Tacoma u working To secure the
conVs1tscu os the National Educational
Association. a mass meeting wsl ~ held
~ tae Tacoma tn@ater tomorrow evening
Progress VIII he reported and suggestions
heard from AL VINO attend and Case 70 .dsG-
ftfY srnuasS.NAs 1AIrn thu Work
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The Spanish transport san Francisco has
arrived at Valencia, SDain, from Cuba,
with I 800 repatriated soldiers
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"a ass4 egNess were slssssi.
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If you convince Il man aSaiils
his will Won may have 10 do 1t over
again next day.
II Won have hunioa that Is
very sore. apply ,odin, with a
brush or soft RAJ every night. 1t
this treatment causes pain, after
IA few applications apply it every
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Wac sa'seovs'"'''

Taking about the coming can.
paiCn on" 0l the most remarkable
modes OF beginning such con
test is that adopted Dy Senator
Archer. of Spartanburg. lie Is
now en avowed candidate, and
they say lie is not qnitter. He
LET'S j. be known that he is 4 can
iidate aud expects the record he
is making as Senator TO be one
of his campaign arguments. Now
there ere great many people
who look on Senator ArcherS can
didacy rs IA political joke. That
is ag;eai mistake. Ii is Il serious
matter. Mr. Archer is not a poll
hnmoriSt. He is not Whit
man. or IA Moon, or Il Pope, bat he
means TO run, and he means bnsl-
ness. He is not a lightweight
\ither. aid lie who thinks So max e
sssarious mistake. He is a good
debe,er, not easily put down, and
fnil Of Sarcasm and viciousness in
replyASsomewhat filimanesque.
His plaNprm is announced to be
one of ec6pomy. bu, that will not
he The rcaf and vital issue in the
approaching .campaiGn.
or course Governor Ellerbe vii!
be a cand:dtte for reelection, and
is 50 be SO regarded. His friends
contend that the wave of antag.
onisn TO hlm will soon pass away,
and If anything result from the
;iyh, IN hlm it will be reaction
in his favor.
Nothing much has been heard
during the Legislative session re-
garding the candidacy ofCoi. Il B
Watson, but he is looked upon as
being permanently in the race.
Ex.Solicitor Schumpert. OF New
berry, is spoken of as a certain
candidate, and some of his poIiti-
cal friends say that he has given
them assurances of his intention
No make the race. Should be de
cMe 10 enter i, will give a decided
! flavM 10 the contest,
Col.Geo. d TilIman is also re-
garded Aa very probable candi'
date te.-Newsand Courier
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teraei this aud restore the coior
viii Halls Hair Remover.

rcce,it letter from Washing
ton, u. C., to an old friend, Major Il
\ Studer, for twenty years United
States Consul ut Singapore, says:
awhile ut Des Noines became ac-
qnainteG with Eminent known as
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which l
fonni excellent against reheuma-
tism as wellas as against soreness CT
the throat and chest tgiving me
much easier breathing). | had n
touch ofpenumonia early this week,
and two applications freely applied
to the throat and chest relieved me
of it at oncs. / would not be without
it for anything.I For sale by Wal
lace & Johnson.
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A onker Landslide.

A curious lsndslip occurred in the
village of Sattel, in Canton schwyz
An inn situated by the side OF tha
road which funs across the slepe Of
q hill was carried, without sustain
ing any injury, s5 feet down tho
hillside, shipping just short Of be-
ing precipitated into the liver
Steinen. The road in front Of the
house. the garden. and all the inn
mediate surroundings of the inn are
Intact BY the house were two large
telms apd even these in no way
Auffered.