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L'Italia., 1899-03-07
II cOntegnO deII'IDghiIterra

Una cosa soltanto ci causa qualche
mer ayiglia N LA commedia dele poten
re ;e ropposilione delrInghilterra al
l'azione delfltalia. Da una corrispon-
denza pubblicata isri da moi paieya che
governi italilno inglese fossero pie
namente d'accordo, al punto che pa e
va 81 trattasse di una vera al.eanza.
Comunque aspe tiamo gil eyeAti vc
dremo cosa c'e di yero in lutte queste
dicerie L intanto diamo qul soto il lie.
sto del colloquio avuto da un corr.spon
dente del giornale Plndependence Bel
ge" con un funzionario del Ministero
Italano degli AFFAIR." Esteri.
II correspondence medesimo avIeSbe
chicsto al nC st-o funz. .onaro Sc 81 trait
tava di una vera Alleanza ira Italia e
lnghilterra;
Non 81 tratta di un'alleanza con PIn-
ghltcrra, ha detto il funzionario del
Ministero deg,i esieri; ma di un'amici-
zia sincera, positiva, efficace come quel
la che attualmente dirige razione del
le due potenze in Africa. L'Italia vuo.e
esercitore nelPEstremo Oriente una
parte assolutamente pacifica. Da un
pezzo il govcrno vagheggia fidea di j.
stituire due consolati in Gina; ma que
sta idea non e stata attuata per ra3loni
finanziarie.
- Pero- osservo il correspondents
dellIndependance Beige" - in gene
rale non 81 creaEo consolati che nei PIE
81 owe c'e gia un commerce. avviato
Dove il commerce. non esiste an
cora 81 puo oreare. MOI abbiamo gia rap
porti assai interessanti assai enga-
geants su una dele pi1 ricche provin-
Gle della Gina owe nostri connazionali
van gia facendo primi passi dove i
nostri capital sti nostri Industrial
: fonderanno presto degli stabilimenti
/ Important
L'Italia., 1899-03-07
CORTESIE ITALO. FRANCES

ROMA, Ia. - IL ,Goyerno, in ricambio
di cortesia, conferira il Gran Cordone
mauriziano al presidents del Consi Il o
del ministri della Repubblica franccse
i ministri dele 4inanze, degli esteri,
del tesoro, del 'agr.coltura, ad al5ri fun
zionari al'ambascatore Barr ere.
IRA due paesi e avyenuto uno an
bio di telegrammi e di note oordiabs
SINE.
"Il rresidente della Repubblica fran
cese ha inviato un telegramma a re I'm
berto, mel quale fa voti perche Paccor-
do commerciale stringa sempre pi1 /
nodi di amicizia ira due paesi'.
L'Italia., 1899-03-07
LONDRA, 7. II correspondence del

LONDRA, Z. IL correspondence del
Times telegrafa da Pekino:
II rifiuto del governo chinese ale Co
nance fate d-l lta ia fu mt ditaio lln-
gamente ed espressamente redatto in
termini contenziosi minatorii. Ven
gro sapere che il Ministro Francese,
circa settimane or soro, avverti il di-
partimento chinese degli AFFAIR." Esteii
del fatto che lltalia stava per presen
tare una domarda e 10 consiglio ri
fiutarla.
IL dispaccio del ministro itailno sig.
Martino, contenente la domanda del
Pltalia, usava le parole "sfera di in
fluenza', parole che essendo di diffic l,
traduzione in lingua chinese, venncro
rcse per "protettcrato"
In seguito ALA rottura dele comuni-
cazoni diplomatiche Geirltalia col 60
yerno chinese, marinai americani cE e
erano di guardia ALA Legazione degli
Staii Until PelIino, hanpo riceyuto or
dine di abbandonare il posto. Anche
lie ambasciate di Russia di Francia
hanno notificato il governo della l)ro
intenzione di ritirare quanto prima lie
loro guardie dale rispettive ambascia-
L'Italia., 1899-03-07
LIE COSE Dl MANILA.
tD.spaocio TelegrsficoJ.

MANILA, 7. - e. avvenuto ieri uno
scontro ira gil americani gil insorti.
i quail ST eran opposti alravanzata del
primi. eli insorti furono completamen
te respinti lasciando sui posto motif
morti.
L'Italia., 1899-03-07

STOCKTON DRUG co. = GHtGLlE-
ri e. KOEHLER. Unica Farmacia lta-
Llama dell'interno. Gran deposito al
lutte lie specialita Italiane, Francesi ed
Americana.
Corn. Main 81 Sutter Stockton, Cal
L'Italia., 1899-03-07
aJNA NAVE ITALiANA AFFON
DATA NELLIE ACQUE Dl
MARSIGLIA.

GENOVA, 10. - 81 ha da Marsiglia
che la nave "Stefano Repetto, di Geno
va, III investita affondata, venti mi
glia da quel porto, dal pirOscafo fran
cese Franche Comt6. Il equipaggio {
salyo.
L'Italia., 1899-03-07

ALL'ANTICA FOTOGRAFIA TIA
LLAMA, 223 Montgomery Avenue, angc
10 di broadway, 81 possono ottenere
migliori ritratti fotografie a crayon
ed acquerello. Processi modernissimi.
Prezzi da IL In su ALA dozzina.
L'Italia., 1899-03-07

NUUVA FOIUGKAFIA IIALlANA
249 Pacific st. ira battery Front RI
tratti di primo ordine s1.b0 per dozs
Magnifici inRrandimenu Al Crayou
11.Sa - G. UBERTQ.
L'Italia., 1899-03-07
{ Dispaccio Telegrafico }

PEKlNO, 6. - In seguito al modo in
sultante con cui il governo chinese ha
rii;uia;o la domanda del governo italia
no per la concessione Temperance d-l-
la baia di San Nun nella provincia di
Che-Kiang, Ga usarsi come base nava-
lie come stazione di rifornimento di
carbone, lon. Martino, Ministro Italia
no in China ha deciso di rompere ogni
diretta comunicazione diplomatica col
dipartimento chinese degli AFFAIR." E.
steri. .l..,.. :. 49, 4a-a-- ~
L'Italia., 1899-03-07
ermania Francia Russia appoggano lie concesson chic
ste da GOverno Itaiano.
lnghilterra e Stati Unit minacciano di
guerra | Italia g II minjStrO italianO a
Pechino rOmpe le relaziOni diplomatiche
col GOverno Chinese.

non sara turbato in alcuna maniera, il
Governo degli Stati Unit non intarferi
ra affatto negli AFFAIR." chinesi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
Routs the FiIipInos.

Manila. Dec. %. 1915 d. m.-Colonel
Lockett, with a force of 900, includ-
ing artillery. attacked this morning Il
strong force OF insurgents entrenched
in the mountains near MonJalban,
about five miles northeast of San Ma
teo. The enemy were completely
routed. the Americans pursuing them
through the hills. FOur Americans
were wounded. The Filipino loss was
large. resulting from Il heavy infantry
and artillery fire for three hours into
the trenches. 1t is supposed that the
insurgents were those who were driven
out of San Mateo on the day General
Lawton was killed. They numbered
probably 1000.
\ dozen lines of insurgent trenches
covered the steep trail through the
hills. and likewise the valley below.
along which the Americans passed
The main attacking party consisted of
the Eorty-siXth volunteer infantry. n
troop of cavalry and artillery. Colonel
Lockett commanding in person. The
rest Of the command operated from re-
mote points in an endeavor TO carry
out Colonel Lockett's plan OF throwing
his lines around the enemy and thus
cutting OF retreat The nature of the
mountainous country made il imprac-
ticable TO execute this movement sue
cessfullY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28

r. c. Mathis related a conversation
he had with Jeremiah on July s last in
which Jeremiah said il was not the
fault of Paretti that he did not kill old
Sam Brush, and that had Paretti lived
up TO the instructions of the leaders
the union miners would have won.
John Toloin was at the Jones boarding
house and told of the bringing OF
thirteen Winchester rifles to the coal
shed OF the house on June -, the day
before the riot. He heard Mrs. Jones
tell Jeremiah and Paretti TO remove
the guns before the arrival of her huS-
band, and saw the two men secrete
them in the loft of the house just over
the bed chamber where he and Jere
miah slept.
He also heard Paretti tell jeremiah
that 'he took one shot at old Sam
Brush. but missed" John Jones, pro-
prietor of the boarding house at Car
terville, in part corroborated the 9TH
er witness. only that he implicated
Paretti almost entirely. He swore that
Jeremiah was not present the night
the Winchesters were brought to his
house. but was there next morning for
breakfast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
ISSUES HAVE CHANGED
Thinks Chairman Danforth, of
New FORK, for the Democ.
racy Next Year.
CANDIDATE IS THEsAME. HOWEVER

Observations Made in a Trip South-Free
Silver Not SheIved. but Imperialism and
Trusts Take First Place, He Says-Looks
for United Democracy, Therefore
Gov. Bradley Appoints Election Com
missioners-LegaI Issue Raised.
New York, Dec. 2S.-Elliott Dan
forth. chairman of the Democratic state
committee. returned to New York; yes
terday after a trip through the south,
during which he talked with Senator
James X Jones. chairman of the ma
tional committee, and most of the
chairman of the national committee,
and most of the chairmen of the south
ern Democratic state committees. Dan
forth gave an Evening Post reporter
the result of his observations and some
information about next years national
campaign. Il found" he said, that
the sentiment was generally in favor
of selecting some western city other
than Chicago as the place for holding
the national convention. The members
of the national committee have Il strong
feeling against Chicago on account of
treatment they have received from the
newspapers there since they eStab
lished headquarters in the city in 1896.
Milwaukee Leads for the Convention.
1T looks now as If either Milwaukee
or Kansas City will secure the na-
tional convention Milwaukee seems to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28

about 200 fusionists met FAST night in
Germania hall and organized an
american League" as protest against
imperialism, militarism and control
of all Industrial institutions and gov
ernment itself by organized capital"
W. NJ. Pritchard was elected president;
Eugene Riley, secretary. All the Off
GERS aIa TusIonlsrs and supporters OF
Pettigrew in his fight for reelection.
Governor a. f. Lee spoke briefly
against trusts and denied that pros
perity had come to the American peo-
pie.
Pettigrew made the principal speech.
He said: IF / were Filipino l would
fight until 1 was gray. if 1 wasn't killed
sooner" He declared that President
Mckinley was elected and owned by
the trusts. He denounced the pending
currency bill as the greatest outrage of
the generation. and declared that the
Republican senators were so complete
ly under the ADMINISTRATORS whip and
ly under the admiistrations whip and
lash that his resolution for information
about the alleged salutation of Il
Filipino flag by Dewey was tabled. A
prO-Boer resolution was adopted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
Montana Senatorial Dispute.

Washington. Dee. 2S. - Senator
Chandler. chairman of the senate COM
mittee on privileges and elections. said
yesterday that the committee would be-
gin its formal inquiry into the contest
over the seat of Senator Clark, of
Montana. on Friday, Jan. >. Twenty
witnesses for the complainants have
been requested by telegraph to ap
pear. After these have been heard it
is understood that the defense will
name the witnesses which il may de-
sire to have heard in rebuttal. Among
those who probably will be asked TO
attend are number of members of the
legislature whose names have been
mentioned in connection with the
charges of bribery in the case. The
first point taken up for inquiry will be
the charge that thirty bills of $1,000
each were paid to one man to secure
his support of Clark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
BIG SALE OF LAND REPORTED.
Talk of a Steel Plant That Is To BE Erected
Near Chicago.


Chicago, Dec. 2S.-1t is said that a
large steel plant is TO be built on the
shores of Lake Michigan just south of
Camp Logan and u short distance from
Waukegan. Yesterday morning a sale
of 25I acres of land bordering on the
lake Il distance of one mile was eff
fected by Dunlap. Smith Il CO. on be-
half of the North Waukegan Harbor
and Dock company to Edwin ID. Whee-
lock; the interests represented by the
buyer already have purchased or OBJ
tanned options on 5000 acres Of land
in the vicinity.
WheelOck refused to divulge the pur-
pose for which these large strips OF
land are being bought on the north
shore. but there is every promise that
great enterprise is to be shared. Car
negie or Frick is credited with being
behind Wheelock for the purpose of
developing the resources of the north
shore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
British Foreign Office Meth
er Denies Nor AT
firms Them.
PARIS AND BERLIN VIEWS
Give No Credence to Stories
Alleging Secret Agree
ment.

London, Dec. $3.50 many alleged
disclosures of secret DeIagoa bay
agreements are submitted to the
British foreign office that the officials
have made it n rule to neither deny
nor affirm them. Questioned today
regarding the statements of the Ber-
hered to the rule. But the Associated
Press gathered that the alleged dis
closures are quite inaccurate.
Paris. Dec. 28.-The publication by
the Lokal Anzeiger. OF Berlin, of a
secret treaty between Germany, Por-
tugal and Great Britain, providing for
a partition of Portuguese colonies.
meets no credence in official circles
here. A foreign office official said to
the Associated Press that advices from
Portugal and Germany left no doubt
that the publication was largely an
invention. He could not believe that
Portugal would sign n treaty strip
ping herself of her colonies and so
far-reaching and harmful to Portu-
GAL Notwithstanding the denial a I
the French foreign Office, it is be-
lieved in other quarters that an agree
ment between Great Britain and Ger
many may exist, outside of the un-
derstanding arrived at between them
this year. as the outcome of negotia
tions to build a line connecting Cape
town with Cairo.
Berlin. Dec. IS. An official agency
issued statement 10 the effect that
the assertions of LokalAnzeiger. touch
ing on the proposed division OF Por-
tuguese colonies between Great Brit-
ain and Germany, ''are arbitrary.
erroneous guess work" Official cir
cles in Berlin describe the statements
as ''quite inaccurate"
Get Report From Methuen.
London, Dec 2S.-From Capetown
Dec. 27.-Methuen reports "a follows:
AT $50 yesterday evening the Beers
on the south side of Magersfontein
opened very heavy fire for some
time. This morning the naval bri-
gade fired at the enemy at the west
part of Magersfontein. a cavalry
brig idc accommodating in a northeast
err direction under Lieut. Masters,
m ade an extended reconnaissance west
ward and northward OF Euslein, and
reports all well. Farmers are glad to
see our men. They are suffering
from want of food. / have estib-
lished a market here where 1 can pur-
chase fresh milk and vegetables, SELL
ing to the farmers tea and other arti-
cles which they cannot otherwise pur-
chase. A heavy rain fell last night.
Gatacre and French report no change
in the situation. Baden Powell re-
ports all well Dec. H."
London. Dec. %. The latest from
Ladysmith: .Field Notifications would
nowwithts and any organized attack the
enemy is likely to deliver. There are
sufficient foodstuffs for two months
The question of forage might be
troublesome, but since the rains there
has been some grazing within the
British lines. and there is no horse
sickness. The casualties caused by
our shell fire is increasing and the
Beers are reported becoming nervous
They fear night sorties and constant
" open a heavy fusilade on an imag-
mary attack German officials
promptly stopped the Beers from re-
cruiting in DLmaralaud. Neither |
men nor horses were permitted TO
cross the border.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
WANT A NEW SPELL
Illinois Teachers Join the Move.
ment to Simplify Eng
iish Orthography. -.
SoNE-hAN-RULE" IS CONDEMNED

1n an Address by Harris. of Chicago-Oth-
er Matters COnsidered-Rumors of a
Large Steel Plant Near Chicago-Testi-
mony in the Lauder station Murder Case
Much Wanted Man NIissing-Suspi-
ciOus Death of Young Woman.
Springfield. Ills. Dec. 2S. - The
Teachers association yesterday adopt
ed a resolution memOraliZing the Ma
tional Educational association to APP
propriate $1,000 per year for five years
to be expended in simplifying English
under the direction of COM
mission of three to be appointed
by the association. Superintendent A.
+. Nightingale offered a resolution
asking the Legislative committee to
work for the repeal of the law com
pelling the learning of the effects of
narcotics and alcoholic beverages on
the human system. in the public
schools. Edward c. Delano. of Chica-
go. was appointed Il member of the
state central committee on educational
progress. TO succeed William G. Payne.
J. w. Cook. Dekalb; l.. G. Lord.
Charleston. and Arnold Tomkins. Chi
cago, were made eX-otficiO members of
such committee. Committees were also
appointed on appropriations and Ma
tiOnal Teachers association.
Talked of an Ideal school.
The morning was devoted to the dis
cussion of the Ideal Country School"
y warm discussion was had in the
school board in the afternoon on THE
One-Man Power in School Administra-
ton" in which Graham H. Harris.
president of the Chicago board of edu-
cation. made a vigorous speech bear
ing upon the recent trouble between
the board and superintendent +. Ben
jamin Andrews.
Officers for Next Year.
The nominating committee today will
report the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. \. V. Green
man, Aurora: secretary, .Ioel NJ. Bowl
by. Carbondale: treasurer. Walter X.
Hatfield. Pittsfield; railroad secretary.
W. c. Payne, Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
TRIAL OF THE LAUDER RIOTERS.
State Begins on the Conspiracy Section of
the Case.

State Begins on the Conspiracy Section of
the Case.
Vienna, Ills. Dec. 2S.-The state. in
the trial of the striking miners charged
with the murder of Anna Karr at
Louder Station during a riotOus dem
Onstration. has begun on the cOnspir
acy part of the Indictment. under which
the prosecution expects ia convict
Thomas jeremiah. engaged the atten-
ton of court and jury. John Paretti,
an Italian. who had been in Brush's
employ several years ago, and who later
Joined the union. is one of the de-
PENDANTS whom it has been impossible
to locate. He is supposed to have fed
70 Italy. or is at present in South
America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
BOLD WORK OF RERs
Hold Up Stockmsn as He is Entering a
Hotel In Colorado.

Walsenburg, Colo, Dec. 28.-W. j.
Milsap, a prominent stockman. was
seized by two men when about to en-
ter his hotel, and robbed of $12. 900.
The money was mostly in his coat and
vest pockets. These garments were
torn from him. No trace OF the Grim
inals has been found. Milsap was on
his way to Mexico to buy cattle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
LOOKING FOR NEWS OF BATTLE.
News All Conveys the Impression Thai
Butler VIII Go i'm Again.

News All Conveys the Impression That
Butler VIII Go i'm Again.
LonOdn. Dec c2S-Winston Churchilrs
arrival ut Chievely camp is perhaps
responsible for some over-cOloring of
the gravity of the situation, but slI to-
days news conveys the impression
that Butler may he intending another
attack upon the BOer position. Ger
tainly the Beers are not inactive. At
both Modder river and the Tugela they
are said TO be strengthening their
forces and extending defense works.
which in both cases are seemingly al
most inpreSnable.
Dispatches from Chievely indicate
that Buffers forces will remobiliZe ut
Frere before attempting another ad
vance. Doubtless he would be glad
the arrival of Lord Roberts. yet he is
hardly likely to attempt another frontal
attack. Ii is more likely that he is
preparing to strike should the Beers
make any offensive movement. Church
ills reference TO Ladysmith may imply
that the situation of the garrison is
more desperate than had been sup
posed. The Beers continue fortifying
the hills commanding the town. Cen
eral White. however. photographs that
all was well in Ladysmith on Dec. 26.
Competent military critics in Lon
don regard the campaign as at Il COM
plete deadlock for the present. owing
10 the dispersal of the British forces
and the lack of adequate transport.
They believed il will be many weeks
before Lord Roberts is able TO reorgan-
iZe and 10 make an effective move.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
Heavy SLAUGHTER.

News is received by the steamer
Aoranga that bloody civil war is
raging among the natives of Kiriwani.
New Guinea. In the fighting the
head chief was defeated and II viii
lagos destroyed with heavy slaughter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
FIGHTING IL EXPECTED.
BuIIer's Men believe In Him and Are
Anxious TO Retriexe TuKeIA battle.

London. Dec. 2S.-The Morning Post
has received the following from Wins
ton Churchill under date OF Dec. 10.
ielegraphed from Chievely Camp.
where he has arrived. AL ranks have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
PLAGUE IN
HONOLULU.
Introduced by Sailors From
a Japanese YES
sci.
STEAMERS CANNOT LAND.
Civil War Raging Among
Natives of kiri-
Wani.

Victoria, B. C, Dec. %. The
steamer Aoranga arrived from Aus
tralia. She was not allowed to land
at Honolulu owing to the plague
there. As far as could be ascertained.
the plague was introduced by sailors
OF Japanese vessel. There had been
three deaths.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28

Springfield, Ills, Dec. %. The
State Bee Keepers association elected
the following officers yesterday and adj
journed: President. J. /. Smith; secre-
tary. J. y. Stone. of Bradfordton: treas
urer. Charles Becker, Pleasant Plains.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28

To Cure o Cold In One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Ia blets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. Z. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28

''Adversity flattereth no man." but
the pains of dyspepsia turn his atten-
tion to Hoods Sarsaparilla and in its
use he finds q cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
Oneen at IaIa of Wight.

London, Dec. 28.-Queen Victoria
arrived at Osborne, Isle of Wight, this
afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
Ordered to south Africa.

Halifax. y. -. Dec 2S.-A cablegram
received from England yesterday by
the military authorities here orders the
Leinster regiment. known as the Royal
Canadians, now doing duty on this sta
Snurh Africa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
WAS A DOUBLE SLAUGHTER
Winnepeg Farmer Kills His Wife and
Self.

Self.
Winnepeg, Dec. 2S.-Pierre Dent
ser, farmer, aged so, living near
Rathwell, shot and killed his 19-year-
old wife, in fit of temper. The au-
thorities were notified. and on APP
preaching the house shot was heard.
Dentser had spread sheet on the
floor and placed his wife's body on it.
Then lying down beside it, he blew
out his brains.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
Possible Case of Murder.

LewistOwn. Ills. Dec. 2S-Cora Pc
ters, p years old. was found dead four
miles south of this city. There were
bruises OH her face and back. which
indicated THAI she might have been
killed by n train. but murder is sus-
pected, and IL warrant was sworn out
for the arrest of John G. Hilyer with
whom she was last seen in the wine
room of Todd q Newton's saloon. where
she and Hillyer had quarrel. Hillyer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
ROLAND REEDS AILMENT.
Actor Submits to an Operation for Appen
dIeitis and Is Recovering

New York. Dec. 2S.-Dr Baker.
superintendent of St. Luke's hospital.
says Roland Reed was operated on for
appendicitis. that he ,hss rested COM
fortably since, and tbat unfayorable
reports concerning mis- condition are
that his condition has
not been serious at any time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-12-28
EEv-' ZEN Horses Burned to Death.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.--The planning mill
pail factory. office building and lum
Der yards of the Paepcke-Leicht Lum.
ber company were destroyed by fire
last night. Loss, $4,000; insured
Ten horses ware burned to death