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3ia.sa III the Toxic. Home Mutual. West
esn, Maritime. La Fonciere and ST. Paul
Insurance companies
Capt. Carl c. Anderson has been assigned
10 command the schooner Virginia now in
San Francisco.
Steamer Signal g leading COO tons OF
coal at the Pacific Coast hankers for the
Columbia river.
Cast. \. IL HERMAN has succeeded
Capt. Shurtien In command of the bark
Gerard C. Tobey.
Schooner A. N. Baxter. so tons will take
lumber from Everett 10 Honolulu for the
Oahu Lumber Company.
Steamer 2eikirk sailed for Chemainus yes-
terday with lsS tons Of sseeI rails for The
Esquinialt q NsnaisT,o railway.
Schooner Meteor arrived in hallas; from
San Pedro Yesterday. and VIII load a re-
turn cargo of lumber al Ballard
Schooner Marie r. Smith. ~ tons. has
been chartered BY Pope & Talbot - load
lumber at Gamble for Honolulu.
British ship Adelana, /. rs tens. as un-
der charter by EpgSrger A. Co. 10 load
wheat In Iaedfna for Great Britain.
Schooner Seauofa arrived from San Diego
yesterday. She came In ballast. ana VIII
take on lumber az Ballard Tor southern
California.
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titles thew 10 demand such "a fec a.
would deprive the vast majority OF
suffering humanity of the opporsun-
ity 10 he cured of their distressinx
maIndies. On the contrary. they
continue Ia invite all who suffer
from catarrh. asthma, bronchitis.
lung trouble. stomach trouble. liver
trouble, kidney trouble. diseases Of
the skin. or amy other desperate
chronic siimens or malady, to await
themselves of this special skill at
the samc low rate which has been
paid by the hundreds who have been
cured by them sInce the instttute
was established in seattle. DurIng
this time great many who have
been cured 81 disease. from which
they have dcspaired of gaining re-
lief, among them some Of the best
known pe.ps~ I'm the city and state.
have hceu impeIied by their Joy and
gratitude st being restored tn
health 20 submit To a~wspaper In
seryiews regarding their eases. and
have given their portraits TO be
printed - nm evidence of the truth
of the statements made. The s~me
opportunity tn he cured IL open 10
all. for the Copeland specialists will
net fellow the usual cours. Of ply
sfefans who gain a special reputa-
ton for skill and success I'm treating
ehranfc diseases. and charge auch
fees ms ~oufd exclude ali hat the
rich from the heneft of their s~rv-
ices. They viii continue to place
the highest attachments of rs~dtcaI
science within the reach of all by
charging thc merely uomfsai and
uniforms fee of =. a meath, tmefud~
ing all medicines and personal at
f~ution.
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Original Copy Of Resolutions
Adopted at Eagle City.
CHAIRMAN OF MEETING HERE.


TIE first authentic news of the sn-nsss
meeting az Eagle esty last her,
wasea ordered Charles q. sarrgsasrs.
George T. Han and william II. Smith 10
leaye the eazy has been Ayaagas cat 1y
TssoInss Mcmahon. chairman Of sns snasi-
ing. III. conveyed - TIE Peet-inssiagenesr
the original signed eepy Of the report %
the invess5 eating consFastsse which recon-
rasnfsess the sxpsssssoa 81 these sAEEe nea
and waien was unanimously aG5p1ed az
very large meeting Or November 80,
Mr. HcMahon Is q resident Of Airing Ton,
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Wheeling and Choking
Could Be Heard
Across the Street.

Mr.. Vim. Farrsna. HAS g 81, Ta-
coma. WASH, referring 10 Als radical cure
u bronchial tat2rTa aud Asthma by fAs
Cepeland hems treatment. makes the fol-
i9winx statement % Ehs facts IN his case;
A:aoash | had bean u Sufferer from
earoH8o eatnTa for mere than twenty
years. IL was nos antsl about three years
@so that tae disease Invaded The oron-
ca.aI tubsss Previous ~ that time l had
paid little attention TO my condition. but
l Then commenced 10 experience the
Moss Terrible Distress
ard suffering. conceivable oaly by those
VINO have been victims az bronchial; dis.
ease.
There was feeling Of sevsrssh sore
ness in my chest and the air passages
seemed narrowed zad contracted to sssen
an extent that u was A continual effort for
ne to Set breath enough Ia keep me alive.
No Rest for Ne
day or night. I dared NOT lie Down In bed
fer fear OF snfSocStian. and could never
tsrne. prcpred up IN a sitting posture.
Any snadeE motion or exsrslon would
saut c1 my breath completely. even talk
this effect. and would then feel as II nay
neck was being pressed between the
Jaws OF = Wise.
would become black in the face IN my
struggle for air. aud frequently Thought
had drawn my las; gap. while the wne~r-
Ing snd choking noises that accompanied
each breath were SO noticeable that they
could be heard across the street
The steady sarture OF such a condition.
Is bound To have a WEARING sad weskea-
ing effect upon the entire system. I los.
foriy-fise pounds In weight. ana my
for work 81 any kind. I could not walk
few blocks from my home without stop
ping 10 rest sevarsl times on the way. Ny
condition was desperate: was
4 Physical Wreck.
''r had been reading The newspaper ae-
counts Of what they were doing for sick
folks AZ the Copeland Institute and A a
and commenced course on y sosns 9 srsas.
ment through the mails I had taken mo
treatment but short time when | found
a marked Improvement Ia all my symp-
toms. and I am
New Completely Cured
OF my disease. The treatment has cost
very little. but my experience shows thai
il does cure catarrh and asthma"
Miss Kate Cham payne. green Lake.
encs with the Copeland system OF treat mont
for eatarrh and deafness. have no hest-
tation in asserting that
1t IL Deserving
OF the confidence of the sick and Of the
highest praise ever uttered in its favor I
took the treatment after my hearing had
been almost destroyed by the pesnicious ef-
the results more than justify this state
meEt
Ny Hearing II Now Perfect.
and. am no longer troubled with 60
tarrh."
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MARINE NEWS.

sAS PA Ss.fssTt- Arrived, Jaaasr,, Il,
ssr Coirnns.a. from Porsls al ~
D1BLlN--Ayrtvesa. January r. ~
4eyiara brothers from Tacoma.
IHEkFf1s-Afff9et or us5rf MT =.
January 10, BIT sh Garnet i'm. frss;T. or.
ME..IAJI ESE-ArrtvezI January IA
sc1r Novelty. from Oregon.
wAL11ARfyCl-Asrfvsd, Teceo.her -
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Special Dispatch 10 tho Pnss-Intelhgencer.
DElMfNG Jan. le.--vIctor r. Cola met
with serious accidens yesterday He
was assisting in disconnectlng some steam
piplDg in the Phillips & Holmes Bros
silingle min. when q piece fifteen feet Iorg
fell from above. striking him on top Of
the head. knocking him down and render
Ing him unconscious for some time.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

morrow night.
Steamer Cottage City vi. be due fran
Skagw@g tornorrux Ao
steamer Faralion sails for skagway q, q
o'clock tomorrow morning.
rsseamer Inaries Nelson witl san sor San
Francisco tomorrow asosnsnx.
The huh Of sAe steamer ssro,asssn,.
wlsieh fossndered of the mouth ~ ,hs. co
smbia river. January !. wAs ElsurssA fa-
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MORE STARVATION STORIES


VANCOUVER, n. G.. Jan io.--Is was In
esstasle that winter should not pass with
cut some one raising the cry of starvation
In Dawson. An evening paper here has
published an account OF a supposed ter
rsbls condition ct rendsrfest in Dawson.
THIS will probably lie spread broadcast
over the land. bar fortunately IL IL mostly
considered 10 he untrue.
Members or the police have during the
year seen that no enc went into the coun-
try without means 70 keep them many
months and they intend to keep this pol
iry up
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We are asssasers2s~a ~ geGsrasssse %seFT FSst~
= ss t-saEgas<eT ans Gssssss kssfsis-ss 81 -
. rsssSr~~.ssxess ARD = nsss s2t4ngxc*axx sfSsr
urs~<har.ss - fhs essFssszsss hAwt s~ea sssess
asgs rsa~xgsS So money - ia~ ENTNsssssT
Th~r~ - 10 s~syeT medicine rSas.1 81 -
sv.-,xs~ s,4ss-4s ans xA@@rdE@ Tosssh sFaSe.
60 Srs sat pmS t~cssie> 1ss s. A. ss@-efA
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ep~cz D1spatches TO Poet-Tnte1,x~nc.~
.f.EAsa EssT. Jan. AT q. ms-E@rssx,,-...
s,,ssa. paN eaeady; wind South, sgu-
,ANoELEN. Jan. 10 - .. n-f-se.,
peasant Passed ap--Tur yfyyans -. =
"a ise bay Bark Osborre ara ssss..
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smohonaish county. and ne has been In the
Yukon country for two years He is at
the Hotel Northern now with his family
The story which he tells of the cause OF the
acton OF the mass meeting is enc Of con-
s5deFa bic interest
II ssorns that these three rnan ve.s,, mir
ers. organized the Eagle CITY Mining and
Development Company las, July. also the
Eagle city M.ing district. appointing Car
rutheEs az recorder Of IA This gentleman
Mas. 4 is alleged. the Pooh-Bah OF Eagle
city; He WAS secretary Of the company as
Wei as recorder of the district Then he
fecaNse an editor publishing Inc Eagle CITY
Tribune Thks Mas written with 4 pan and
ink and about leo cop.es per week struck
on from a hetogrsVh machine were sold
for 80 ceats each.
III WAS the purpose Of these three .nan
70 work the same graft tha, was IN opera
tsoH 81 the recorders office az Dawson
said MsAahon Yesterday. They expected
= Lax rush 10 Eagle city and many loea-
lions OF mining claims which would have
made them rich in fees paid. Then as In
Dawson thew would have hal inside In
formation OF biz discoveries They might
have Kept men waiting 10 REGARD fine
claims while their heneismeG went cut and
located on them or gathered Up ali the rich
ground near by
'Rnt Whist make II ~. more daring was
the fact we already had mining recorders
on all Of the creeks. American, Nilsson
Boulder. Boundary and Comet some @.
NfFNf EaG been 03tEH business fer TWO
years. carrathsra wanted 10 usuyp the
offices of these ra@n and ne actually silf is-
SUE certificates for claims within fhs. dis
trfcfs az the legal recorders The purpose
81 the gang was 80 drive the ether record
ers eat os business
The Comnitfce Report.
The nTSt meeting Was held AZ the store
OF .as Alaska Exploration Company or
November L. at whleh AeMatsn waa
chesan chairman. There vsrs nh-,,,. az
miners nrsSer,t fr,.ue Easr,. clay ana 49,. -
-s-s.e err .s,t.~ .,,r.,sts.srs - ~ -
80 a. - g. 49,, ~ N VIZ
tas'' - 7s...sss hS&t'-
t7fS. ~ HeR~N r. u Neiss ana
George DrSsse3sss wsa. On EspsEnn, appoint
ed bs tne chairman of tsJe meeting 10 tn
ys~ttrnts ard ess-ss~t sssa w Wednesday No.
yempes Is TIE refsovt. after rev.s wing the
history og iha alleged dishonest concern
say ;ss ..s... 81
y~har srgr. &. ,.rp.tn..ya ..,.srs :. -
uaaIl.ss.s5sIy ara ks1sKssIv asys,rne- sns rsf.
sxg rsaeertsgrsi.a Of y vast s<si,- . terri
tory as II nrder the United States laws
ard ny rs&sss Of such assumption ~ ais~
tnofttX. has and - obtaining money under
false representations sni Is thereby en-
asn4srtnE TIE lawful rights q; American
csilzsrs@ t5stg heirs and ss<2sus. as ~ A5ia
yessfTeTitS of Mining property withsn Alas
ka That sae business methods OF sad Car
rat'ssTs are unworthy ths eos1ntsnaHca ef
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SYNOPSIS
1s1sis Leeal R~port. VI sxiEnuTu temper
~ a*erTNS. minimum = fegress !.
- - degrees, which q degrees
sfe n9friai, weatser eicaay: rain
=. ~ Of an inch la rass twenty -four
u y, SALISBURY.
sacs!on Director Weather Bureau
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No healthy person need fear any danger
Gus consequences from an attack of la
grippe IL properly treated Il Is much The
"a me as severe cold and requires Pre-
ciseiy the same treatment Remain Quietly
at home and take chamherlain's Coagh
Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a
prompt and complete recovery Is sure 10
follow. For sale hy a.! dealers.
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ANOTHER SHOTGUN VICTIM.
Twelve-Year-oId Boy Killed While
HunatnG Cowa

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer.
CASTLE ROCK. Wash, Jan. Ia-The t.
year-old son 81 Henry " Huntington ac-
cidsntaiIy shot and killed himself while
out hunting for the cows this evening.
Mr. Huntington lives at Sandy Bend.
two miles below here.
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CONTRACTOR TAKES 4 TUMBLE.
r. A. Beale In Badly shaken TIP at
Deming.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intellsgencer.
DEMING, Jan. lee. A. Beaie car
penter and contractor aged ~ years,
while engaged this morning in working on
the front OF new building In this city.
accidentally slipped and fell from an ICY
scaffoldtng 10 the sidewalk below, a dis
tsnce OF twelve or fifteen feet. His right
thumb was badly mashed his right ankle
spraIned and he also received internal in
juries. Hopes are entertained Of his re-
covery.
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THOMAS 5NcMAHON BRINGS OUT
LARGEST 5CUGGET FROM EAGLE CITY
NHOMAS M'MAH0S. who act
cd as chairman Of tn. Eagle
l. city meeting winch expelled

"a az chairman OF the Eagle
IL city meeting winch expelled
three alleged scheIaers last
November. brought with him on mis-
return To the States the finest spec
linen OF gold nugget that the Eagle
city district has produced 4,
weighs little less than six ounces
and. agured ~ SO 10 the ounce. Is
worth about So Ii has rot a single
defect In the way OK dross or rock.
Eagle City gold has gone sis TO ti.s
ounce. so McAaaou considers that
In sai1tng his nugget at SIS per
,unce he lis conservative. 1t was
taken from Larimer h Smiths
claim. No. above discovery. on
American creek. This Is one of the
Richest lass about Eagle city and
II has been estimated that il the
output for the next season viii
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aans Nze1 i Fasssc standard ,rash
= - TIE gl1rs Ags ~ s,g =, tns s,g
~ sssssa sSH,1Ffen9e K'sse heights IN fSGs
an.E On tss czs&sI aga ss-sS,s.t !, sssys,ss
NED - this sggSes. nssn - 81 f~s~s
s~@ sSs Level symbols ak. at
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GA - TO RI IA.
Bear, the - The kiaa You Ham NxaYs BsapH
signature n NZIz&<

FIRST-CLASS table d'hote luncheon at
Rainier-tirani hdtei served in main din
ing room, 1880 TO . o'clock. daily, 5oc
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ALL DISEASES
q A MONTH.
Dc THE COPELAND SPECIALISTS RE.
- FUSE To RAISE THEIR FEES

Their Wonderful Success in Curing All Chronic Diseases and
Their Ability TO Command Big Fees for Their Services
Will Not Induce Them TO Place Their Skill BeyOnd
the Reach of the Masses-They viii Con-
time to Charge the Merely Nomi-
nal Fee of SIS Month,
All Medicines In
cluded
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bS- JOHNSON. eAseassc diseases sges'za
,xe essssa AssgHTsan hsoex
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CRAYON portraits. picture frames. No
gleberG. Sl1 Second.
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HOME TREATMENT BY MAIL

Patients who live ~ . distance
can be treated with perfect success
~ the aid Of the Copeland synp.
ten blank. sens free on appitrsstsn.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Jaa. 10. 1880.
tsin
DEPARTMENT OF A0RfCrrLr
fURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle, LIN Ii is0Q
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

es states Coast and Geodetic
sarVry.
=. ne ara heights ~ hsgh sn.i low waters
sAs pert CT Seattle:
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1t IL Deservtn9

OF the confidence of the sick and Of the
highest praise ever uttered ia iss favor. I
took the treatment after my hearing had
fects Of catarrhal disease of the ears and
the results more than justify this state
meEt
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Ny Hearing II Vow Perfect.
and / am no longer troubled with c.
tarrh."
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Wash: After a thorough personal expert
ence with the Copeland system OF treas mcnt
for eatarrh and deafness. have no hest-
tation in asserting that
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-07
FOREIGN.

Paris The French senate adj
OF deputies adjourned until May =.
London. visa. s. F'iett OF Edger-
ton and IL travelling man named P;tulz-
man from Milwaukee were injured in
a wreck on the Chicago and Lake Su-
periCT road
Paris The ministry announces that
q commercial agreement with the
United States granting minimum tar
if on sixty classes OF goods Of both
countries is likely to be confirmed.
London The upper part OF the
Hotel Beaurivage at Interlaken, Swift
zerland. was destroyed by fire.
London-I.ieut. Bell. Il British officer
with the belgian troops. was killed and
eaten by natives in the Congo free
State.
Nlenna-The Austrian government
his issued DEGREES to all the provin-
cial governors ordering the expulsion
OF all foreign protestant missionaries
and bible-readers.
North Sydney. c. B.-Twelve schoon-
ers. besides the steamer GaspesIa, from
paspebac. Que, to MilfOrdhaven,
Wales. are reported damned IN the
ice off the MagdaIene islands, gulf OF
St. Lawrence.
Perry. Okla George w. Boggs, late
postmaster of Shawnee, was convicted
in the United States court for robbnS
his own postotiice of $1,000
Vienna Addison &. Harris. the new
United States ambassador to Austria
lIungary. has arrived here.
Paris Comte Alexandra DamaZe de
ChauderGy. noted French diplomat
ist. died III his I'D year.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-07
CRIME.

Nevada City. Cal Policeman Will
liam Kilroy WAS shot and killed By Ed
Moore. whom he was trying 10 arrest
Moore escaped 10 the hills and Il posse
Is in pursuit.
Basirop Ten. Elisha Swan a -
ycar-old negro, WAS hanged here
Dallas. Tcx.--Thrcc fires. evidently
al lncendiary origin, have set the Off
ct.ts TO seeking for the incendiaries.
Wilkes Barre, Pa.-Charlos Moss has
been arrested on charge OF counter
faitirg. lie was Sent To jail in default
o. $500 bail.
Wichita Nas. Bill Turner. alleged
murderer of Joseph New at Eureka.
kas. has been arrested and brought
Ia the Wichita Jail.
Kansas City, Mo. George 5. Stewart,
former cashicr oI the Kansas City
tE@s) Savings bank. has been arrested
q. 4 charge Of forgery.
Lisbon. q. The jury III the case CT
George Brunt. on tIiai for killing his
coiored coachman at East Liverpool.
has brought in verdict OF not guilty.
Troy. Ala Richard Hale and Thorn
As Johnson. white men. and sam itives.
c0lored, were hanged for the murder
of Mrs Ira Meyers and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. T.. Meyers
Asheville. ~ C.-J f. Dickerson.
director of the defunct First National
bank, was sentenced to ten years III
prison.
HarrisOnville. Mo. E. Bates Sopcr
was hanged for the murder of his wife
and their two small daughters.
Cleveland. Ohio-A colOred man
named Enos Fitzpatrick was arrested.
charged with illegally registering as
q voter He confessed thai he had
been induced by city employe To reg
lister for the purpose of voting for the
reelection of Mayor Mckisson
Milwaukee, Wis.-O. H. Sypher OF
Newport. X. l.. is supposed to have
committed suicide between here and
Chicago by leaping overheard from the
Goodrich steamer Atlanta.
Manhattan, Ill.-Frank Schumann.
IS years of age. committed suicide By
hanging. His father committed suicide
some years ago in Kansas City.
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CRISIS REACHED IN SAMOA.
american and British Ships She'll
Native Towns.
ANOTHER WAR THREATENED.
and Marines of the Allie, Are Re
ported One American Killed Eom-
ba.dment Continued Light DAYS.

The troubles growing eli; CT The
election of kins OF samoa have
taken a more serious tu.n ana re
suited III III bombardmen, Of native
villages along tho shore hy nc United
States cruiser Philadelphia AID The
British cruisers Porpoisc ana BoyaIist
Tie bombardment continued inter
mittentiy fc. eight days. Several VII
lases were burned. and there were Il
number Of casualties among the Amer
lean and British sailors and marines
- Yet it is impo ssih.a 10 estimate
J@e number OF natives killed or in
jarsj
The rebels made hot attack on the
town Of Mulinuu, killing three British
sailors An American sentry was XIII
81 II his post.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-07
THE TRADE REVIEW,
Zig Decrease in Commercial Coliapses
Is

r. G. Dun 4 Co. in their weekly
review Of trade. say: Failures during
the first quarter OF 1884 have been in
amount of liabilities not more than
about $26.CS0.350. against $3l.710.l42
LAST year 24&.00I9lo in 1897 and $26.-
525125 il 1896.
Business Is not at present improv-
ins There has been something like a
check. partly the result of heavy buy
ins since Jan. to anticipate the mar
ket. partly caused by the uncertainty
about The operation OF many combina-
tions. and 4 shade OF doubt abou for
eiSn affairs also had some influence.
Railroad earnings for three weeks
81 March have been IL per cent larger
;Ean last year and IS per cent larger
than 1892
Failures Tor the week nave been
i9t in the United States. against 30
last year. ana - n Canada. against -
last wear
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G 81 2 LTIES.

San Francisco, Cal.-Fire damaged
the Pacific folding paper box factory,
Miller. Sloss & SCOTS Wholesale hard
ware store and the printing house Of
the Hicks-Judd company 10 the
amount of 100000.
Philadelphia. Pa.-Henry Lapin and
his wife aged - and - years. respec-
lively, were burned 10 death in their
homo.
Fair Haven. Nt-Fire in the business
district destroyed property valued at
nearly 100000.
Halifax. y. S.-The decision of the
court Of inquiry which Investigated the
wreck OF the Allan Line steamer Cas-
lillian censuros Capt. Barrett and First
Officer McAhon.
Marblehead Mass.-The Warren
liner NorsCman is ashore Life-savers
took off number of cattle men and
several passengers in a breeches buoy
Cairo. Ill.-James futile an engi-
ncer, and TWO tramps. VINO save their
rames rs Fred Rofnk and Frank Ap-
piesatc, were fatally scalded in an eX-
pl0sion at the city drainage pumps
Roiink is dead and APPLICABLE cannot
live. The tramps hailed from Evans
Vile, Ind.
-tlkire's Mills. w. Ea.-Lightning
struck the home of Oliver Alkire. set
tins fire TO his clothes. He may die.
Sioux City. Iowa Twelve houses
were burned in a fire which consumed
IL Barron's livery stable The loss
was $4,000
New Albany. Ind Harvey Cook,
who was Il member Of company c.
One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Indiana.
during the late waY. was accidentally
drowned from a skin while fishing III
pond nPa: Salem. Ind.
buffalo Fire started in the North
crn hotel. Washington and Exchange
streets. but was under control in
twenty minutes The loss Will not
exceed $1,000
san Diego. Cal. Daniel Cassidy, a
saloon keeper, was shot dead by
Michael Rose during a quarrel In the
formers place of business.
CreSton, Iowa Fire destroyed the
Dunn Johnson block of this city, caus-
ing IL loss of Sl5.00G. The insurance
is put at $4,000