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,, Tin ‘SENTIZNEL.
sovrn nonwarx. .\uncn .~
The retired list of our navy is swelling.
There are fifty llcar Admirals; fifteen
Commodores, fourteen t‘nptains, twelve
iéomntandcrs, twenty Lieutenant Com;
wanders, forty~onc Lieutenants, forty-six
Surgeons, twenty Paymastcis, and seven-
'ty-two Engineers.
There is-aréoon deal or abuse heaped
upon Americans for sinsrof omission and
commission perforated while traveling in
Enrope, but it is to be set down to their
credit that the,;\tncrican travelers are
aid tohavo been the coolest and most
”if-possessed class during the recent
earthquakes. Their superiority to fear
was marked and commented on all sides.
”
it is impossible not to admire the pluck
of the Nayor of Nice, France, who un-
dertook to restore the confidence of the
frightened people by giving his official
assurance immediately after the recent
rarthrpiakc that the worst was over, and
that they had nothing more to fear. A
Mayor who can guarantee a city against
an cartlnpiakc slioc.v'is a Mayor worth
having.
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The managers of the international .l ubi-
lee. of railways at Paris :rc actively en-
gaged in prcparing for the opening. The
unions modes and methods of railroad
operation in different countries will be til-
lustratcd. and a belt line constructed, on
which English, Austrian and Russian
trains will pass up and down steep gradi-
cnts, switch from track to track 'and run
through tunnels.
Now a scientific person has explained
why llanlan is the great rower that he i
is. Dr. Sargent, of the llarvard gym—
nasium, has examined him. and says
that he has “a great head and an ext
ecllent body all the way down to the
legs.“ Judged by a standa‘rvl of per-
fectiun the oarsman‘s legs and arms are
too short. Dr. Sargent says that this
defect has made llanlan the oarsman‘
he is, and that the power from the
shoulders, back and loins, together
with the immense leverage given by the
Ihort legs and arms, is what has mad
him almost the perfection in initial for
a scullcr. ‘
The people of Dodge. (‘it y, Kansas, are
now tunneling over the discovery of n .
large bone, which has recently been
brought. into that city from a point about
Iixty-tlve miles southwest, near the Ci-
marron river. This mammoth fossil was
unearthed by some workmen while dig-
ging awcll at the depth of about forty—
Iivc. feet, and below a stratum of sand-
stone. The length of this colossal femur
is about 6 fect8 LS inches; weight, 90
pounds -, circumference of shaft, 20 inches;
head of bonc,(fcmur,l"34 inches in circum-
ference; lower end or knee, 89 inches in
circumference. Further excavations will
be made at an early date with the hope. of
discovering the entire skeleton.
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Do you know that people like to be
hmnbugged?“ asked a physician of a
Philadelphia Call reporter. “It‘s a fact,
and a large percentage of the practice
of the most successful doctors is pure
humbuggery. A great many people are
tilled with immaginary aches and pains.
They‘ve had them for years in their
imagination, and have grown. to regard
them with n tenacious affection. When
they consult a physician about them
{hey do not like to have the matter
pooh-poohcd. They do not wish to be
’told there is nothing the matter with
them. They want to be told they are
sick; to be sympathized with, and to
be prescribed for. 7 ‘They then pay the
fee willingly. Some of the best and
most persistent patients I have are as
sound as a dollar. I listen to their
recital of their symptoms right along,
prescribe some harmless as well as use-
less dose and charge it in my little
bill. It. is to this little diplomacy of
mine that I attribute much of my
success.“
M
The Department of Agriculture reports
an increase in the total number of horses,
mules, cows and oxen owned in this
country as compared with last year. The
grentestjncrense, says Rradatmt, is shown
in oxen, while mules show a alight excess
over last year. In the case of sheep and
hogl considerable decreases are shown,
‘The following table shows the total num-‘
her at this time and at a corresponding
period last year: ,
Stock. 18%. 1887.
swung; 12,077.65? 12,496,743
Xulwwwuu. 2,032,598 1,117,141
llilch cows. . . . . . . . . .. “$335,388 14,552,088
Oxen and other cattle. 81,275,243 33,51l,750
MW 48,322,331 «559,314
Swine... 46,093,043 44,612,880
A: to values, the decline has not been very
large, being greatist in the case of cattle,
which show the largest increase in runn—
her. Horses, map and hogs have in-
censed in value,while mules have slightly
decreased. The total values of the w:-
rioua classes of animals are shown in the
following:
Stock. , sass. res-r.
3mm...uno.ssaaoa ”01,035,515
nut-WW 103,331,070 101,057»
I” cows......... wtflm 313,180,530
_ Omnndothercnttlo 661,958,274 068,187,“
81:09pm..." 92,443,867 89.32.88!
WW 197,509,894 mam
manuunassasafimnmm .
“total was of all the farm animals of
fibuoountry is placed at {2,400,686,98d
“increase of amazon over this time
“your; maumshmoftheln-
mount-ducted:- Waugh-rad
“worm, mammalian“
dentin-MW chiefly to the
“mouthing. ‘
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The drummer isnot. to be a taxablecom
modity after all.
wise.
3 calls of the French troops.
could be mowed down.
tar, “that. there. is plenty of room at tln
top," is: cold comfort when we find that i
83 inhabitants in the.
3. United Statesthercarc 85,671 physicians. ,
.-~
. in a total of 5l,loo, .
1 This makes one doctor to every 585 per
‘ sons, which, as every one who is at. all
jconvcrsant with the facts of the can
; knows, is cntircly too small an average
l to support a doctor, leaving the family
In this
: out of the question altogether.
are plenty who have the ability to succeed
and. make excellent, nay, brilliant prac-
titioners, but who will never gcta chance
to get ncar the “top“ on account. of the
and gven if a particularly for-
, tunate. one docs get' a glimpse of thi<
' promised land, it i. when he in mm, old
, and gray; it is then too late, audlhc drops
3 crowding,
1 out of life content with only a glimpse
of the ‘covcted bournc. -
_ Some of the most severe earthquakes
' on record have taken place in February.
At Lisbon, on the Still) of February. 1531,
1,500 houws were destroyed by an earth
quake. and 30,000 persons buried in the
()n the ‘3d of l~‘cbruary. 1W3,
1 5.00011ch were lost by an cartlnpiake at
2 Aquila, in Italy. 0n the 5th of February.
: 1782‘, a terrible earthquake ‘luuk place in
. Italy and Sicily, ill-sti‘oying thousands of
l and
(in the lib of Fcbruary,
‘ ruins.
and
other towns.
; 1797, an earthquake destroyed the \\ hoh
i country bctwccn Santa Fe and Panama,
l including Cuzco and Quito; and it iscsti-
i mated that on this occasion 40,000 pco~
ple were, buried in oneseeond.
1 lives, ovvrthrmving .\lcssina
t‘hili; besidcs rib-cling an
lie buildings.
m
Philadelphia Record says that
The
' in cotlins.
melancholy duty of burying the dead
would be beyond the dictates of fashion.
world
hand of what the world calls fashion.
dlcs and trimmings of silver.
covered with
style.‘
*eipally as regards color.
being the most, used.“
wonns or wrsnoil.
member.
wish to be happier.
hear what you dislike.
sorrow's memory is sorrow still.
worst misery.
world would be palsied.
in the event.
for action is the hope of reward.
formed.
Look for
evil, and you will be so
will lead to its cultivation.
nixed attackers of wisdom?
gore aim is and practicable virtues,
5 they "Slate very foundation: of
3 _
.noblcqualltwgal
and
' all pure
3 otlc and philanthropic devotion. ‘
The Supreme Court of
the United States has rendered a deciSion
; in a case brought from Tennessee which ‘ Eighty t‘ottages alltl Rtml‘tllllg-
involves the right of one State or munici-
pality to impose a license tax on drummers
; or traveling mlesmcn from another State
i seeking to sell goods by sample or othcr- ‘,
The decision is that such taxation ‘
is an interference with interstate com» 2
‘ merce. and is therefore unconstitutional. -
A Paris paper reports that the drum~
mom and truinpcters of thc'Gcrman army
are hard at work learning the beats and L
It also ab
leges that in many engagements in the
war of 1870 the command to cease tiring
‘ was often given to the French army by
2 German buglcrs, and that the command
’ to halt, sounded by the same buglers. ‘
often stopped a charge of French cavalry ».
I and placed them in a position where they
The old adage, says the Medical chia ;
On the
1 20th of February. 1835, an earthquake in l
iuunense
amount of other damage, almost dc~
"troycd the city of Concepcion, knocking
down the cathedral and most of the pub-
“thcrc are fashions in everything nown~
drips, even in funerals, and as there are
styles in garments, so also arethcrc styles
' .tlne would think that the
to which ncarly everything else in this
is forced to how; but a stroll
ithrough the warcrooms of some large'
manufacturing undertakrr \VOtll\l§Suntl
iconvinec the dr‘iubterthat even the house
of mourning is ruled by the. unyielding
Fashion said once that he who would be
in style; must be. buried in a casket of
beautifully polished rosewood, or other
rare and costly wood, with massive. han~
'l‘hcu
nothing but a Slim purse. suggested a de- '
parture from fire ruling style. Now fash~ '
ion says that a casket. neatly and plainly
black cloth is the. only '
really proper burial case, and this decree :
is as imperative as all others from tho'
same source. Between these two extremes
. there have been many intermediate pub.
terns, and tickle fashion will probably
one day again order a change, and then -
the" sombre casket. of to-day will be a
thing of thepast, and irrevocably ‘out of
It is only in caskets for infants
and young people. that anything like lat‘ ;
itude is permitted, and even that is prin- "
‘ White or the ‘
universal black is prescribed, the former l
“'0 have all forgotten more than we re-
Wc are no longer happy so soon as we
If you speak what you will, you shall
Joy‘s recollection‘is no longer joy; but
It is a lucky eel that _,cscapes skinning.
The best happiness will be to escape the ,
Take away love, and not physical na-
ture only, but the heart of the moral
Let the motive be in the deed and not
Be not one .whose motive,
Let your actions follow the guidance of
agar judgment, and if between them,
th ougodown the falls of Niagara,
gol tisthe only course worthy of a
man.
Other rules vary: this is the only one
you will find without'exception: That. in
thiaworld the salary or reward is always
in the inverse ratio of the duties per-
good in every life instead of,
rpriscd to light on
much of it where last expected. An ex-
‘on of happiness over the discovery
Many persons fancy themselves friend~
ly when they are only oflicious. They 9mm“ for
l counsel not so much that you :ahould be-
posne wiseasthat they should be recog-
Trath, honesty, self-control, kindness,
yet
chum
tar, on which m be built all ”fine and
roan en mum,
heroism, Ill patri-
l THE manna unlit
l
: Houses Consumed.
Destruction of' a Theatre and
Valuable Salt Works.
A lire at the l‘hautmnpm .\xxcombly
Grounds. nearJamestown, N. Y., on Sunday
3 night. distroynl eighty buildings, including
R‘Vt‘ml large boarding: houses, among them
. the Eckcrt and l‘arkhuixt and Alling houses.
The total bus will 1hl\ili:|lll)‘ exceed $00,000.
The tin‘ startr‘l shortly before midnight in tho
l‘lll‘lix‘ n-ttage, ou Simpson avenue, caused
by a defective tine. lt swept everything ll“
fore it. taking; both sides of Simpson and Sum-
* mcrville avenues-from the Auditorium to tho
Motel Athena‘uui. It was \Vllll great ditl'culty
that the hotel was NthVl. Six cottages on
. .-\sbury avenue wen- tllx‘u burned. Thu ab-
sm-nco of a high wind ulon'c saved from do—
structiou the large and \‘1b‘l)' .\t ructun‘.
. t'arluciN lrotu the surmunding country un-
. .loubtmlly pivveutcd the llt‘S‘l‘lll‘llUllUf the
‘ entire .\sscmblv With its inhll)‘ buildings and
S‘JVs‘tl \uloottagiw trom total destruction. .\ll
thocottuet \au-l boarding luutwcs’ iutlio burned
lhll‘lt‘l were turmslnvl. and wry little furni-
‘ law “as sand .\l:m_v of the buruol
cottages ull ShlilixI-lt avenue were n-built last
\cnr 'l‘l -~ wax the Hunt fashionable avenue
‘iu the grounds. The cottages cod from
i SnammioSl‘u.ilmmn-li. The magnificent ful‘
- ~\l truzx \lllllllllg'illt‘ .\tnmtx \h‘l‘x‘ dcstt‘uywl.
~ - .\‘ucusuultivs. other than lllt‘ prostitution of
\l~\l‘l’:ll rc~.«lent< from ovorcvcrtion. are re
lawful.
I
Early Monday evening the \\'nc>nw .X \‘.:
\im l iti:l]t\li_\\ \hu‘k‘ took tire by the cpr:
. on of :l lamp near the tall elevator. ’l‘ln
lili‘ \piuivl :np‘xliy to tho rut-f, and soon the
puckiu: rwvui was abluro 'l‘hc firemen \vcrt-
ward at work \\llu‘|| tho prcxxuic o! water
was :lllllx'Sl cubrr-I) cut off b) l‘l\‘ “t‘t‘llt‘llllL;
dl’ vi tho outer :Ipplmnw‘ls inside the utlimg
which n‘cziLcuc-d the force of the \ll‘t‘flln. The
pan houw and the old block lvn‘ilh‘iltllwllt
13(th be! near \\\'I‘I‘ xivoll. but the packing
liulm‘. \lulclmuw. refining llllll.'lli‘ll1‘l‘illlll
."ll;|l.v' house. “till the miller. were burned.
The iu\\ nu buildings~ and machinery is
ustmmtnl .‘ll .\HNURIU. and on the stool.
.EJUN‘ The his. is covered by lllS’lll‘leb“ m
a mutual organization of NH“ , York
liltlltlll:lt'lllt‘i‘t’\ The conunurv lint a
“bit: reputation throughout the l‘uib-l
Stutvsmnul at the lll‘t‘N‘lll ruinous primsuf
- \‘tll the \\u|’k\ “Ill probably not be l‘t‘lllltll.
'l‘hc)‘ ua-re the must complete nurks inlhu
llt‘“ \lll lichl.
v
’ eightytive odd thousand physicians then
.\ Theatre in Troy llurnctl.
The Grand t‘vutral Theatre. at llroaluav
and Fourth street. and l\\u utlpiiuiu; hm“
roux caught lin‘ at L‘ A. .\I. Monday llti‘l‘llllli.
lime tllnl‘llln “en‘souudul. and the “liulo
tire dcpartniout was~ \uuu out At 3.13 the
flames were mnlorruutrnl. but tlictii‘au-l t‘r-ib
,trnl 'l‘hoatlv lx‘ entirely death-vial, nothing
but tho walls lu‘lll: left stun-bu; The rosi
dcnccut' lei liurtun on Fourth strut ucar
'lu- llu'llll‘i‘. lS badly \zvut‘i‘hnl. The block on
tin-alley in the rcar ofQuackcnbuxh‘s dry
:uulS store was buruwl in tho tlplwr story.
llic~twrcs lu-lmv l-cm: dunmgml lvv \valzl'
l‘hc loss lS roughly \‘Slllllflla‘l at from e$7\,ik|\l
- hi insular
'l‘ln timinl t‘outral Theatre was fot‘un-rlv .
the Second l‘rv‘bytcriau t‘hurch. but
l-n‘ll isod as a variety theatre about l\\I-l\u
nuts. The theatre \\‘:lSllt'>ll‘\t)'~‘<l in tin. iu
lh'-‘rlt:ln‘l‘. lSSl. and “as l‘i‘ltlllll the t‘u‘l xiv-
in; )i‘ut‘.
-
a v \
l..\'l‘lzll .\ In“ S.
A .\t.\\ l..‘l!llrtl Fmtvr, lino; near “’lutw
bread. Indian 'l‘crritoi‘)‘. final at a mouse in
his val-in The shot \truck a can of powder.
which \‘\l|llil\\l, and Poster, his \\ it'o and two
children \H‘l‘o killed.
l\\l \\‘\I. ll. .\1 \R‘I‘IN “as uninitiated by n
llcjuiwrmic t‘ouvcntiou to fill the smelt of Sen
ntor elm-t Reagan in L‘ongnsss {nun Texas on
tho Z‘TZhl lullot.
t‘ouunnrn Inns. of the l'nitcd Statm~
training .\ltip Saratoga. reports that whiln at
San Fernanda. by the suamping of a small
boat, l‘ivv umxt ‘r‘s l‘lerk Albert Taylor
t'muc; J. (lab-s~ \pozhccnrv; ll. if ”new,
Armorcr. and William Fruit-r, (‘iwu‘aun
were drowned. _
Curt. Seance t‘ouuissroarm Rhon‘Rrox
states that nine clerks in the interior Depart
ruent have been appoint“! in violation of the
(‘ivil Service law, and that they will be or—
dcnal out, and their places tilled by persons
who have ]vL\\‘t‘d the nnpiinal cxnmiunt ion.
Iowa. is authoritatively named as the sun‘s
nor to (‘ouuuisfl'oner of Patents .\lont gomcry.
dont some weeks ago.
, Britishit‘olumbia, t‘lKN to the Alaskan fron-
tier.
' SINGULARi AchDBNTs.
*\ «‘llettx‘ of \‘altlrntu. tlu.. was chopping
kindlim: Wood in his kitchen a few mv-niugs
ago. when a pincut’ it flew up mnllut him on
the nose. bt‘ivakiu; the nasal bone. He fell
lots of blast when found.
“‘uiuc Louis tlott “RS hunting near Pal—
invru. Mo. ho navivod a \ inleut blow on the
Sll e of the head which made him diary for r.
- few moments. \thu be nxxwored he mw u
prairie chicken limping away, and he thinks
ll was the chicken that at ruck him. -
Mus. tioiunw. living near .\lariauua. .\rk. .
sent her little daughter t‘lara out to milk the
. cow's. When the pail was full the girl
nan-lint over to pick it up, but slipped and
fell headlong into the milk. The warm
: ltuid almost chokcd her. and she came near
dying before she could be i‘bstN-itutul.
.-\1‘xr Kirrv MUDOWELL, of 'l‘areweil
t‘ouut)‘. lll.. suffers a uncut deal from their
mnt‘islu in the feet- and ankles, urid to relieve. . l
; the affect“! parts she bathed them recently ;
Afterward. \vhilu :
in camphor and black oil.
she was sitting near the the. the stat? ignite l.
and her feet were terriblv burned before tho
flames could be ext iuguis red.
A G l-ttuiou man stood looking at a rapidly
movin ~' circular saw in n ilaniug mill at.
Ocean 0nd. and (aimlessly t row a. small bit“.
of wood against it. In an inst-ant the stick
was hurled back with great force against him.
mikim: him sguaroly between the eyes and
mucking: hint to the floor. .He remained ulr
conscious for several hours and hits a reminder
of the awident in the shape of an ugly wound
in the forehand.
human the program of a meat fire in
Chicago a pipemnn was standing on a ladder
clinwtiug a stream into the mrnbstory
window, when, in some way. the hose got the
better of him and turned so that the stream
struck him in the chest. The force of the
water knocked him from the ladder against a
Sign. bruising him badly on the hips. He
struck the sign so hard that; he rebounded.
ea hi: the ladder and still retained his hold
on t e hose. .
EDWARD HERmcK. a streebcwr «inductor,
living in Auburn. R. 1., wanted to solder a
hole in his wife‘s wash~boiler, and used what
be supposed to he an old mlderingdron that.
had lain around the house for years He put:
the iron in the fire and was scraping the rust
from the boiler when there was an explosion
that scattered thestovo in all directions and
setfirtemtputllée hm Reade]: has learned
' ce su sol er‘ ~iron was a
railroad torpedo.I mg
Warn: Joseph Ninters, an em 0 eatono
of the Neghy’s Run (Pan) oil refliileges, was
riveting a boiler-a. few days ago,
in hiseheek, canning: greatdeulotbloodto
flow. A ysieinn who was summoned
cmtained the rivebhead‘flhngcut it open
extracted the artist-non. The iron
1 fluently, u very large percentage of
The hemic work of the \\ inter residents and '
liromlua)’ cxtcutllnu from Fourth stroct to »
Buxros J. “an- an ca-t‘ongnxxxman from.
whose mainliation was tendered to the l’nsi"
lilt‘n gold deposits have been disuiveml in .
St‘ll‘i‘ltva to the llflnl‘. and was took from tho :
one of the iron rivets new of! and tore a hole
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NEWS sgmnnv
Eastern and Middle States.
Tm: Rhodc Island Republican State t‘on-
\‘ents‘on. held in vaidenm. wuominatul
Governor “'otluore and all the pn‘aeut iu»
cumbents of office by malnutrition.
Linux S. WEEK‘S, n neident. of llnvvkbu.
had ivtinal the other night \vhou his will-
honrd a noise in the basement. She awoke
her husband. who promoted do“ n \lnim. and
was shot dead by a burglar. The as\\\\in left
no clue to his identity. :
NEW Your: businww circlm have been con»
sidcmbly stirwd up bv news of the failure of
Lawton brothers, extensive dotllcm in [with
tors. «tripled With the sudden flight of \\'ultor
1‘2. Lawton. of the “firm.“ with about $200.01“
in cash. which he is charms! Willi obtaining
fraudulently. A number of banks and cor
mtimm have been \ictimiml by Lawton.
um total linbilitim m. placed ut over $1 Alli,-
Fot‘n man were lnully burned by a gas cx~
p‘h‘siim in a colliery at \Yilkmsbnrn‘. Penn.
‘0 of the four were probably family in.
jured. ‘
Tumor was‘the usual large \rocosuon of
Irish uric-tins in New York on St. Patrick‘s
Dav. and a banquet by th - Sons of St. but»
rick in the evening.
ALFRED St‘l.l.\', the New York financier. lsl
reported to have failed to exorcise his o lllull
of buyiugu contmtlinghitch-st in the l lti‘
more and (Ihio railroad t‘nun l‘nwideut Haw
N". .\lcsx‘lx Ives“ and Stuyucr, of New
York. un‘ said to have secunsl the option on
the \‘fllllt‘ terms as were given to .\l l‘. Sully.
A xxrlua‘atulairv and cattle show will be
held in New \‘orkt‘ny front .\lay bull to 14th
im‘lllfilu‘. l‘lxlonsivo‘prin-s fur the best but
tie. butter and claw: etc. w ill be nth-rod.
Davint‘nanx. ot‘ .\‘tratfohi. (Hum, has pro
settled his farm of lthacnt‘ to the Hartford
lbspital and (lid People“ Home as n llinlllb
“tent to his son.
A nusriu'c‘rn r: the has swept tlawub lhc
t‘hautuuqua .\N-mbly grounds Ilcar Jltlllr‘v
town. N. \'.. destroying the new and lung
niticcnt hotel. t‘hildron‘s Temple and .\Iupbi
theatre and more than fifty cottages.
Soul h and “’ent.
’l‘w r:x1‘\'*r\vo men have been arrested near
”lurk. .\lu.. for mountain‘- in the masque
of two men uamul Eden ant (liven.
Tm: Virginia la‘;i.\l&llll‘t‘ met in .\[I‘v'lul
Sc\\\lt‘ll at Richmond, and Governor [mt
luv-swipe dwelt \]I\‘l:lll)' on tltqdclst question,
Kim: ll\\'. a noted \it‘v‘ of running, how‘s,
died at Lexington, K\. lie was valued at
gnaw. ‘
A Fawn of Kentucky \‘igilrintcs were “hip-
ving an old woman in Rock \‘anllt- t‘oumv
tor selling: beer without a license. when tin-y
were fired upon in the darkness. and rim.- of
their number killed.
'l‘wmrv mum-2 persons mvived more «1‘
lu\\ serious injurim by the breaking of the
platform loading to a t‘atlioho Church en
trance iu t‘hicngo.
Two children
fatally illjllt‘wl. ea-v'eraljwrxmis were hurt and
n number of llnlLoN ileum) “l by a tornado at
'l‘aiupn, Flat.
l’mxsyrcrn‘r; for gold is being llt‘nq‘i‘lllt‘tl
on u large sonic in \Vl‘i'l‘rJ .\‘ortli l‘m‘uiina.
. l‘u’rr um l Ilil;\ am cnuvng a scare in the
country aluxut Atlanta. Ila. A s‘ot‘e of you
sum lune been biltcu,‘.\cvcral, have died. lllbl
a hundred or more head of stock have lus‘ll
laccrnlod by the animals
pro-it demand.
south of Idll’lll‘l. Kain. burning over a .\ll‘lp
about sia hubs unlo and twenty miles long.
.\ large number of butl.tin;s were \lt‘<ll‘|>\fil.
l
l
l
l
l
i at Troy.
:\ \l r\. Kulmv was l|llrllt“l in death “bile tr) —
mg to get .\tock out of n ~tablc.
A FIRE .‘tl liw‘h lllll. ,V t' . I‘Q‘S'l‘\\\'(‘s‘ lite
“six-flier. hotcl. two baulh and new; ral stores
l'utul cs1 utiattsl in“, Sin! v!“
THE Texas l.l‘gl\lfillll‘c hav lag l‘il§\‘tl :1 nos
nluuuu expelling from the legislative chain
lair ll. S. t‘auticlrl. an
caustic criticisms
tho lmgixlutors,
:‘llSllll nlitor “how
bad arousal the ire of
Speak-«r
. m ~. . . . . .
“add" ‘ ‘ an m . chain flung: lulu tlionrcua and bit the bull ml ;
. l the lwad.
.~\ ,l‘ttultllillrt‘ ha: sxwpt over llic mmmrv ‘
‘ in
; Stu-cllllul‘fi.
‘ l‘lt‘l‘. and died \\'llll\‘ circling it. -
. ‘uas surrnun‘lml.
.t‘.
RIUT {film nan.
Violence at a .\lntador’s Debut
in the (‘ity of Mexico.
A Mob, Disappointed in Its Cruel
Sport, Storms the Arena.
The City of Mexico has been the scene of a
terrific riot at the debut of Luis .\Iauantiui,
a noted Spanish matador imported from Ila»
vans at a cost of $16,000. His first appear
once was celebrated as a holiday in the Mexi-
can Capital, and for a hundred miles around
A dispatch givrw the following account of
the cruel “sport,“ and the attendant riot,
Cn‘ll&l by disappointed spectators:
The rush for seats began hours before the
Sportbe all. and fully 60,000 people, circled
by a. con on of Federal troops, occu iied the
v am when .\lazznntiui appeared. he first
hull,a heavy, dark one. was received with
tchu-m A signal attack by a picador,
owever. pnived the worthlesm of the
bull. for he was not (trick to charge,
and the crowd \‘t‘llt‘t: “A firem!"
(“Away with hirnth The hull stood still, and
acttnl entirely on the defensive, and at. last
threw a horse and rider, throwing the home
overhis luluuchm‘ and on top of the rider.
The hull jumped the outer barrier. which
circles a ring sniallcr than that of
Puebla. so that the brute could scurwly turn.
and imumlintcly returuwltu the arena. where
the planting of the baudcrillas~ elicited entlm— ;
.\lnzwntiui now took the sword and '
siusm.
"u \‘o
ll l t .
the tint thrust.
With two and
it went. clear to the
a half {wt of steel
his body the bull rusliul annual
the arena to the barrier. and one
of the spectators withdrew the .\\\"‘l‘\l. but. it
i‘li" ‘
i “as soon after plunged to lll‘ hilt again by
.\larmntmi. llut tin-bull still gave battle,
and the clizuupion wasat last obliged to sever
the spinal comb which he did by a single
touch behind the horns
The second bull \vns .\pmlly thl‘llll‘h‘V.
The lmndcnllas \veh- plaurul and
advanced with ~\\ul‘2li|l|\l capo The thrusts
new given. but lb.- bull did not charge. and .
were given by the 3
v‘xt‘lillllflllutli ct" disguxt
The bull would not leavcthe lent
The home whine abdomen was pierced en»
terul therinr for a third onmurntcr. Theob-
dorucn had teen sowed up and enormous
swellingv uppcanfl. The crowd yelled with
indignation, but the howl-and rider rcmnino’xl.
The homo was attacked by the black and
white bull. which had entered. and at
the soc-mil attack .the fi‘flllL“ were torn
«men and the
The lllth‘S were callnl
'udgc, the llfllltlt‘l‘lllih \vem
.lnuauitini. amid l'\[il‘t*\t~li|llS o
est disgust. from the
t" the
limited. and
crowd. who were «it‘
: satisfied with the inferior quality of the bull.
were lulled, a wmnau “a.- ,
thrust the swonl du‘p into the lungs. liluul
rushed from tla~ nn Hllll.
hind legs to xu-a-t his fithl‘N‘l‘liS. bv whom he
and at last N that dmvn
' tllltl tliml.
'l‘licsp-wtntut‘ \oinsl their disgust frwl)‘.
and. it llb‘t‘vu‘nl as tin-no other bulls urn-
prvncd to be poltrmins. 'i‘licv hiswai the
., matador and management. they hurled chairs
> flaiotu tl‘s.
l‘endlctou took .
plains-dings to have the resolution earn-at :
mtootl‘ect. l‘nntiold causal l‘cudletou‘s or
rest. The!) the l rislature urn-stud l‘unfielrl.
tho justin‘ who on cry-d the «rust of l‘eudlw
l the niuu-mrntsof indn idunls
]l\1\llllt‘ the luiyonets charm-l the li‘llt‘lltKS. and .
ton and the nunstwblo who had taken the, ’
Smoker into custody.
eight houfi lll jail.
'l‘tut .\I‘Lwouri law prohibiting the mauufa.M
tum and sale of olummnriuo has been n3-
poalml. Dealer in olmmargariua now can
carry on their undo by unriplying with the
l‘uitlnl Sl:ll(\\ la“,
TEN .\Iurmnus imprisouwl in the Detroit.
.Michi lions.» of t‘ncnn‘tiozi have been re
le‘rts‘inl upon a division of the l'uitNl States
Supreme t‘uurt “llb‘ll ulvclnrus that cumu
lathe sentencm‘ are illegal. They but been
nmvicllnl of \iUlatmg the auti‘wlvgum)‘
law.
l‘auticld got forty
“'nsbiugtun,
(‘nanbxs t‘ot nl nv. a tit-Nu‘ugci’ or tin-
Tnvtsurv he \ai’tun‘ut has been \ll\llll.\v\\l for
. . l
loanitw monev to cm- ‘» vcx‘ at ten vr wnt.
:- . r . l _
per month. ,
At'rtn‘anox has been made to flu. Twas
at tho bull. l.lll\ took oneof the lllllltll‘tNlS of
'l‘ln-ntlic crowd jumped into the
tin-tut and pummel the bull with charm and
l-rru'mi; them into fragments.
The bull was killed. nn-l a rain of. chair‘
street-antral. ‘l‘la- (‘l‘u‘Yil til the upper galleries
begun to tear the “uni“.u’k tn piccrve and
thug it into the air and the wildest «infusion
pr-‘vzulc t. The 5 thin rs \vrth drauu bu} urn ts
were ~li1‘b‘)r~l around tho muphitlu atn‘.
“luletheutlim‘h rush-«l to and fro, vainly ’
trying to sup tl‘t‘xS' the crcitcun-nt and
quell the illslur k‘llli‘x‘, \\ ltich had now b.»
«one general (tn the top of th . -
gallery a company of soldiers prone
cnndnl “llll drawn l-nynuetxbnt thew was
no chance to charge on the crowd.
arrests were made by the (-tliwz‘s. who won:
rniugliuvaith the crowd and closely watching
_\s quickly lt‘i
thou the soldiers \\ enuleployul inton trimxgle
in double tile inside the cntnitnv.
New and there chairs \‘ct‘o thing from the/
grille-raw. not now into the arena. but union:
the soldiers. and otllcem with swords in their
hands ruslml up tho stairs to al‘l“.~l theuf
tenders. The crowd hootnl the ottitwrx and
demanded the release of the [ll‘l‘i‘lll‘N.
but- the latter were home nivav. despite
the loudly ut-terol pnstt-sts lletnchmcms
of cavalry with drawn snbrvw blocle
. the street conduits and the bayonet: ot' the
ury De urtmcnt for tho aillutx‘blli duir to c ,
at San ‘rnnciscn of a pm: or l‘hiuesc idol lI-n ,
1 feet long. and made of wood. paper tuucl and
metal.
Tuv. Treasury llopartnicnt will n‘sumc
‘nti : tan 3 l gin irler ti Sin lv; .
pr'l It $ d$ not» i t ._ 1p~ 7““)! sabn‘s.
the demand for small bills
, denunciat on
infantry lis‘tcrml in, the Nd light of the char»
and tires -ept burning by the street vendors.
T l w
ladiru had not yet been able to
(Scam and were hemmed . in by the
crowd. Suddenly there was a movement
than in“) ond, where the crowd was the thick-
wt. and men and women wen» squt‘rahxl bv a
\‘lltllIC‘ of the mounted lhhill“. to which some
one had given ofi‘cns‘c. The culprit and some
of his (\impauions were struck with sabrvs
and placed under arrest. and again the soldiers
mutual their p-nitions. '
The llt-ib lion led and mgvd. and cells of
tlgllllh’l the matador flllkl the
manager new heard far and near. The sub
.dict‘s clui‘rgwl the crowd guthcrwl in the
Turn“: are 293.50; pension arses pending in 3
tin) l'tlllxal Slob“ l‘cnsron Bureau.
Foreign.
A insaninors explosion of dynamite has
"centred i i a stone Imarrv at lxxlnn‘itr. Ruhr
utta. .-\u the men at work in the quarry at.
the \§llll\‘ \vcro blmvn to atoms. ,
.\li‘. .\i menu it: .~..‘ntuct.xr of tho orchestra
at the Grand 'l‘hoatro. 'l‘oulon. Pmnn‘. shot.
dead an activss uauml Lei v, and thou thww
himself bouoatli a railroad train. w lien.- be
u as crushed to death.
A i‘oui‘tx‘ru .\nu“ blockade \n‘vails on the
(‘aluuliau Pacific in the lloeky . ountains, and
then- will be no trains for a fortnight.
tll..\un‘ru.\' 1-: and the l‘arncllitcs are prepar-
ing to make a vigorous tight in l‘:\rlmrm_~nt
against the “Vitisti Government‘s coercive
monsuws toward Ireland.
Emnr new t‘anlmals of the Roman Catho-
lic t‘hurch. including Cardinals Gibbons and
l‘m‘cl oran of nun-.1... , received their hate
l‘I/xu—m he Popeat n publict‘onsistory in Rome.
\Kxnxarmxo in being carried on by whole
“To in“ portion of t‘uba. ”no manhad to
mv n mnsuu of $24!.“ before he was
tvlretvul. ' .
Mons nangul William Hardy. n munlerer,
Tenn. and “(hie-ear Dodgvfi‘ a
hotwdhief. in New .\ll-xi.“
Eurmnin “'iuum‘s ninetieth birthday
has just been celebrated throughout Germany
with oxtruunlinarv ceremonies and festivr
lives. The celebrauon hum-d nearly a week
in Berlin, and about every t‘ourt. in Euro}!
was anxsent-Al by either the reigning m9“
arch. the heir appnn-nt, or other leading
membei‘ of the re) ul families.
.- - n.1,.--
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Rosanna, or the .\let-mpolitans, has boar
relonsml to the Athletics for $73).
Tm: Detroit. Club have signed Briod , the
catcher of the defunct. Kansas City Clu
Tmr. Washington team ought to ban sturdy
one. as it numbers no less than seven married
men.
Tan Coloml Xatioual Gumball League has
“101"“! a scbcdale of forty games to be played
by each of the six. clubs
BROL‘TBERS, the big first base man of the
Detroits, gives it. as his opinion that. the
vital?“ Will get much the worst attire new
ru
Tm: Cincinnatis (American Association)
have closed their southern trip and returned
home, and the Philadelphia League team has
gone South.
Rannonrur, pitcher- of the Bostons, says‘he
doesn’t think there will be any more batting
underthenew rules than the old ones. lbs
idea is that what some players luse the others
willmnkeu . Heminksthogamowrllbe
longerthnn armor-1y.
Twmnnn pitcher or “the Demos, is de—
voting mnsidernble time to practicum the
£3“ .0! mnkm‘ g a motion to throw to first
base, vs if to catch a. base runner. all then
turning qpicltly to deliver the ball to the
catcher. t. must be done very neatly “1' “i
will constitute a Mk.
Fauna-Li's , ' distinguished the
of one side in no ewertlmnliifi
ween profane-ml
“ft:
eluding
_ Walther
:heBroo x dummii‘ nar-
‘ . HQ-etmpolmngaugoggm.
Budgeport— Mary Mny . ‘
' uly ml mew
3:, in and: forearms m
stunts. and hundmls of bonds wow slashed‘
‘ Finally the throw new in solo
‘Nxfii‘finh‘ll.
The primn of admission were enormous. $5
built: the lowest rate for reserved seats. T he
-c.~ti!n:\tut lxx‘cipls‘ \\ ere slinlaall.
.-.—
REILROAD Penis.
Tivo .\lor-o Dlsnst crs- Several Per-
sons Killed and blurry Injured.
'l‘lm r-flh‘l‘ morning a heavy mixed train on
the. Marietta Mineral Railroad was divided
in order to \‘l‘ was mom safely a trestle ninety
f «a high. to clve miles (mm l‘arkelsburg.
\V. \‘n. The first section parsed over
all right, and the engine, be; ~
in;r Eu; 5 river I I _ S. Vincent, Fireman
Albert Huxley. llraktuuan Stewart, Coudu‘c»
tor Jack Mct‘oy. and n pumenger named Ear»
l_v. returned for section two. \thn at the
highest point the engine gave a sudden jerk.
and pluugwl straight down to the abym below.
cu “ ‘iug all on bunnl with it. Vincent and
lluslcy new killed. llusley‘s heard wassevennl
and one log off. and Vincent: was cut in two.
t‘onductor Mct‘ov was pinned down by the
heavy engine, and it was nearly’nn hourbefore
he was taken out. In the meantime the eseap
lug strum Seabird his head. face, and
holy. lie was probably fatally injured.
lirakeman Stewart Was terribly scolded, and
there were but faint ho of his nicovery.
Early. the paw-auger, h both legs broken.
and was injured internally. The late into
which the engine plt «ed is a yawning abyss.
at the bottom of whie is a rocky stream.
0n the some day the southbound train of
the Elmira, Cortland and Northern Railway
was “{uilsed two miles song)! of Park Star
tion. .'. ., at 4:50 P. u. ‘ ty massage“,
including about fifteen ladies, were on
taunt. Twelve persons were consider
ably injured. .but no one was ' ed. The
accident was caused by the rails reading.
throwing the train off. Everybody was.
thrown over the suits by the suddennem of
the stop. The smoker went clear over, break-
ing' from the trucks. The stove scattered
coalsnll over, burning the clothing of pas-
sengers and letting tire to the our. Timely
aid preventel any low of life, md the fire
was put out.
Their Prohibit ion by the Railroads
of the Country.
President» Roberts, 0! the Penmylvanin
Railroad Company, has made public the fol
lowing ofiicial action taken by the Board of
Directors of the company at a meeting held
on the‘Bth inst. relative to the i$ue of w:
“Thrscompnny having been advised y the
General Solicitor that the act of Congress,
known as the Inter—State Commerce law, is in
tended to prohibit the use of InterState poses
except by officers and employee of l‘l-llwuy
com the President; is therefore directed
tomato thepmperofllcersot thelinesem-
phrzced in the Imh'nnm' Railroad system
necemry ‘ etlons to carry this pro
hibition into effect on the first of April next.
gawill nulls-grunt? :he proper offhand
way go. n err-y eomparues‘ em-
braced ' in the Pennsylvania Railroad
systmn, that. on and after April 1,
gfihquhall not issue any passages-the
transportationof per-sunset Wears
(mo-In Smintoanothnr,orintoth Dis-
7:11;?“ Columbmmtornmw em-
‘ Sflatten-dyad". companm‘ ‘tluuuhouttln
country have issued or'iwm “similar
intestines again protrud-'
the extn-m- »
The bull tell on his
bra-int, but turned round itnd runndnu his!
Several '
' THE CZAEEPANGBB.
An Attempt to .\xsasvinate the 12.n-
lu-rur uf Russia.
The lab-s1 authentic intelligence from St.
Pvtcisbui‘g as to on attctupt on the (flair
shows that the bomb. which was to have lawn
thrown under the imperial Parr-lam: was coir
conical in a cuw drain-l like a book of quarto
size. The )‘t‘llllutllllll urn- rairiwl it was a
student“ A string; was hanging; from the
case, and it was bv lllv‘uh‘ of this that. th-
bomb was lu ha vo l-um thing.
A man who was stun ling behind the stir
dent noticed that the killer‘s book snarled
vcrv heavv and that he Ivrln-atally shifted it
from nrmlo arm, Tm: In. to him suspicious.
and he dww the attention of n bystunlcr iv
the voung man. llanll)‘ hail he done so when
he :vnv the young Ill m stern , depostt his
book on the pm current and umble at the
Strip .
Lu‘ikily the string slipped from the would
be n-gicide‘s hand and the man who had been
observing him. m "ht him by the collar and
shoved him but“ violently into the
cmnd. It was awn then that another
youth. who ' had been standing inside
the one with the book was making
roach efforts to forte his way through the
surging mums of pimple who had been attracted
by thcarcest of the first man. This .wcond
vouth had a traveling bag slung about him
to was sciaxl. t-I‘. and his bag “as after
want found to contain a bomb.
lt is sanitize (‘uir heard nothing of the
Whole matter unul he tit-actual Guts- hints. to
which place he has gone with the l-Zmpnxx
and their son. The ('mr shed ln'alS on being
informed of the danger which unt only him?
self but the l‘huprvsn and their sin bad sonar“
nnvly es‘utnl.
The nttampt to assassinate the t‘mv “a.K
made on the auniu-Nrry of the nlav nu \\ bit-h
his father, the litl: L‘rar. was killed l'ybumb
throwers.
-—- —
CHICAGO " BOODLERS.” ‘
Arrest nt‘l’rnniincnt Official: on the
l Charge ot‘t‘unspirm‘y to heft-and.
l “'ilham J. Tiletlar-rigle, _\\'urslen of the ‘-
l‘rn-to '
lib-go. m nunit‘oruioi \errmlinn rnlnn-lgold. ‘
Cook County Hospital at t'hi ‘agu. “Ed" Mc-
Donald. cugiuu-r of the same in>titutzon and
Donald: llarr)‘ \‘aruv-El. \Vnrden of the Insane
‘ Asylum. and Richard”. lh‘ix‘olha lumkkeepsr
employed by one of the firms of alleged swim‘.~
ling t‘wllll‘al‘lul'S. have ic- u indicted by the
Special Hratrl Jury for m-nspiring to driruuil
Foul; t‘nunt)‘. and were all arrested. vaeph
T. Connolly. luv-kkn-lu-r for D. l‘. Boyle K
t‘o . a bogus firm. the memln of which
were county employs and otlicials, was also
‘ indicted.
- out of an ll)\‘c~‘lt;xtiluxl begun some woeksago
into the an‘uunts of ti...» [venom namul. as ;
well (\S of several t-tlzvrx‘. with the county.
it became up «not in a sin-rt llltlt‘
that. gh‘at flll‘li had
upon {'00}: ('uuntv by various b:
and multivn‘b-IS’ a 1m): in l“‘»lllli
ollictals. who mrtztl-‘d that tho
llrwa' firms
spill-b
seated \Vch‘ all right. lit-neraliy
' in; the frauds \‘HllSl>‘.rl in enscn‘imrgcs
and
the in~titntion< to which they were charged.
Private lloi:>~-< were flll‘lllnhfii and private
families supported in this on}: State Attor~
tit-y lirmuell b Mk hold of the matter and naked
Judge Anthony for a \t-nt‘nl Grand Jury
, to invest igatl- the charges undo b_v newspa-
' rem audm‘livnlualx‘. and “lllv‘lt hL~ own as
sastunls had been substantiating.
The Grand .1 urv was drawn and began its
, invistigatiou \\ ith the result ntwve de-
, ilt-S'l‘lll‘d.
bar. MAN KILLS
A Texan Shoots Four
and Escapes l'uhurt.
twenty miles north of Texarkana, Texas
ing to collect exorbitant charges from a St.
Louis drummer.
The legal Tee for ferriafzc is fifty cents. but
the drummer was charged $5, which he re—
, fusul to pay. llis luggage was arm-d and
/llidgr-le_v itilcrfenxi in his behalf.
The ft r'rymcu denounced and insult“! the
farmer and attempted to draw their weapons,
when Ridgclcy shot them both dead. l'pon ex‘
runinntiou llidgi-lev wasdisrhargul immedia—
tely. John M or} div.a brother of one of the men
,Illcv would kill llnlgcley on sight. The other
night llidgcley u as returning home on home
back from a neighlk‘r‘sund on u-utcringa strip
of wunls was fired on fmru ambush, The
llf‘fie fell tlfiid. but. all trough the gut-lie was
l‘ltbllt d u ith luillcts.. Ridge-icy 034111“! nu»
banned and rolled over on t he op
labile side ~ ~f the hunt» to tint frunr
“'hi .it the tiring pnnwulril. The twr- would
be murderers. who “1'!" none other than the
uncle and brother mentioned. thinking that
about ten feet Ridge-icy suddenly rm ~ upand.
in their true s Ho surn-udervl. but the Jus-
tice n'fusad to accept his arrest. as the ease
dudanai that no examination was maxssar)‘.
AGAIN SHAKER.
Charleston. 9. 0... Disturbed by a \‘io~
lcm Shock or Earthquake.
St. Patrick‘s Day in Charleston was the
bloakest :uid coldest ever known there.
It was. moreover, ushered in at 9:10
A. u. by a peculiar and violent shock
of earthquake. The city had been so long
two from shakes that this one was somewhat
demeralirin-r The shock~ it was not a wave»
came from the muthvvist. lt was prev-Altai and
accompanitnl by the usual subterranean roar.
vcrv loud and dnnn‘lful. Then came a.
bwn thrust forward and pit led back. after
which there was a slight tmmor as the mar
dial out. Most of the buildings in L‘lm‘lezdon
li l‘l‘ been rcmlezvsl onrthquakrlpumf bv iron
bolts and plates; otherwise there wouh have
doubtl se been serious damn,5 - The cracks
of such buildings as have not yetbcen N~
paired wow wide-rial, windows. were rattled.
and plastering thrown down in a number of
places ‘
in}: sinners.
.\‘E\V YORK. 11
Beat. gnaw prime ........ . 7 «‘2 S
Calves, conr‘u to prime. . . . . . loan: 11
Sheep... ...... Sign: 51.,
Lambs“ .. .. is (a tit...
Hogs—lave. . . . . . 6 (:3 ti“
muss-d ........ .. regg— $3,,
Flew-Ex. St..goodtofaney S 60 (g l 00
\Vest, good to choice 3 (‘6 at 5 0t)
'Wheat‘No. 2, Red......... 89%(Q 901.;
Rye—~Statae.................. 58 Q 00
Mixed “ft-stem. . . .. . . 35 '
Hay—Med. to prime ....... . 65 Q 85
Straw—No. l, lye.......... 60 13 6.3
lard—CityStoam...........705 (g7 "
Butter—State Creamery. . .. 33 (g 84
Dairy” .. ........ . ‘23 Q 30
West. 1m. Creamery L Q; 30
Factory ....... . .. .. 1 6 23
Cheese—State rectory... .. 11.1.“; )4
Skims..............‘ 11 d3 l2
“Foster-um TIT-{Q 1214
Eggs—State and Penn. . . . . . 10535.3 17
nun-Abe.
Slice oodtoCboioe...... 475 @525
lam —\\'steru............ 550 @6120
Steers—Western... ...... 375 @423
Hogs-Gown Chbl York: —— g 6 no
Flour. 475 @515
\Vheat-Na]............... in (d aux
Corn—No.2,Mixal......... — (it 44
Oats—No. 2, Mixed. . 33 a; 34};
Bulky—State. . . .. . . ....... . -—- @ 5‘3
BOSTON.
Beef—floodtochoiv. 6%@ 73g
.Hogs—Live ...... ........... 5X5: 0
Northern Dread... exg 73g
Pork—Ex'h‘imo. per bbl...12 00 @m 50
Hour—Spring“: pct‘ . 5 00 (a 5 a
Corn—High Ixed.......... .51 Q 513‘
Onto—Extra Wham... .. . 37mg 38"
R ‘mm ....... .. 60 G 65
wnntwows (lass) CAI-11,; .
messed
as e<
Rye—MHWW... —: 5‘
Cm—Sthellow........ £6 3 7463‘
gunni................ ~ C ”K
.. so 8
cam—amt. Guam. 13x3 a
brother of the yin-lotions gambler, “Mike“ Mc- .
'l‘hrx‘c irnlict‘nients and arrests have grown '
hen pix-panned {
‘ in the purchase ct“ large amounts of .
. supplies. “hie l never found their way llitJ '
...__ lllx‘ lullib-t‘ ~l~ r“ i), ll tinaléy l‘t-ui'ltwl lz‘ .
x tin-mn- vvas l'tll‘SluI; on! or the y » ~
FOU : u x ~rv lh‘ stwvl lie rearhral the twp m 3 ~"
Assn. ilnnts .
l
“'altcr ltitlgelcy. a wealthy tanner living 1
shot and killed two ferrymcn recently for try :
hillul. and the otner dead man‘s uncle more i
llidgclcy was dead. nppnmchcd. When within E
with his revolver. shot both assailants dead 1
\vasuueof wifalefonw and the mum-minty i
violent jerk. the buildings appearing to have "
Total Destruction of a Large
Hotel in Buffalo. N. Y.
Inmates Burned to Death or Killed
by Jumping From Windows.
Fire no; discovered at 3:30 A. 3‘ Frylln'
morning: in the “ignite-ml Hotel. con-er Nair-
and Eagle stun-ts. Buffalo. 31 Y. 1‘ arm-a4
through tlw building w ith Idmazing mpidily
The finauen. who Were promptly on halal.
won‘tnuwerlexx toput out the tin‘. and the}
soon devotul all their energies to saving
life. Seven penons “er-churned to death or
killed by jumping from the windows or not.
About thirty persons were injunsl. several at
them With fatal result. The sue-tic \lurin the
half hour of agony tbm followed the air-In
wns terrible in the extreme.
Unc himdn‘l and twenty-five lemmas my
in the hotel. Sovcuty of them were transit-HI
Ems" eight were blunt-1s. and the rest were
porters. belL bu) s. the tiuru‘lws , of the
pniprietnm. mrl clerks. 'llie only per
sons up were \\ ilhatn l’.‘ Alli-t1. ti‘o
nigh: elm-1.; Joe. the night porter.
and l‘lunuuer. the bell boy. Alf-Ir!
dismavorul ttn- tin, at 3:30 o‘cluck in the clam}.
ruuu. Hi- nvubl not put 1! out. He at unn-
pullwl all the I‘lvv‘ll'lt‘ tire alarm“ (Viflllfl-‘llll;
\\ ith all the sleeping alumina-ms in the hotel.
. and a "minute later purple began to fly «luau
filall‘S it: their night <‘lutlteS.
The rapidity wit it \\ luck the fire spread Wm
appalling. The old :tlnl‘ shaft servul as a lino
fur tlw thumb. and they rushed up the tup
flour in a very tmv moments The «airway
was a mass t-l llaxnm from tup to bottom be
font the guests {mull} had time to get out of
ti. _
In an incrwhblv short qua-re l-f tune the u:-
tn-rior of the bun-l \\ a.» tilted with sun-kw and
flame. Then terrible u‘vttvfi began. The ~40
3 mid and thinl :llal‘lli\lu1fl2;lli the colic» Fma
Department to the name. but it was lnllu‘~l-
blc tn \axr :mj. "union of the «met-any. The
tirclu-l reached the nut in l- s» than live min
utes from tim time it was dis-unvhd. l:
Valli h‘fl’rbnl zan~l gilllml St. .lamrss lli I»?
l ocvupiral as l’ urn-ll s Mus-um. and Tn nix
: Hull ailing ' ;. The tire. which was lili-lrt’
l‘flllll‘ui bx \o‘~ -‘k. A, .\l .u:i~‘o.‘ntilinnl tenth:
"ltrcirmov. i lini‘ri and roux-um property
Finds“; All mmpc by the stairway rut wt.
3 {hr frantic innrpl“ rthltvnl [luv-ugh the bulb-
. and to lbw \\.mluu~ .\‘Avl-rul of than jflnR§-~l
; tn- llll‘ ground atrrl \vcl‘r lr‘t‘l'ilii}' in} val
‘ M. Johnson. the sprinter. of Pittsburgh. Nt‘ ~
. that men. “Illlv n. and clntvlnm Ht‘lwl i... :
l {wily wild. and did no: know which wax 1-.-
“inmu-n nivr-‘l llk" lll'lllta-‘S. ttfbl whim.
pril tncll in evcr‘v «lrz'w-tinn. The sin-dc 1‘- .u
aim-Kt sull'tvatinz. ‘
l ‘l‘ln' Slll‘lt‘ké and files uf liner-(1r in. .y’.‘
, the upper stun-s of tin: burning stru- Hi!“
were l:cu."'tr--n~lm; U1 9 man mad \\ :‘ii lah!‘
fur. lent-«ll from r: llul'iirxl 3. win in“. run:
, \\:i~ tin-Lu! up irum lln- stune .\l-ltwalk up
. Mam dt‘wi a up: git-«l >-.»=';~-. Several “b
strand: 3 in tin-km; tl:r;rc.~'n;o worn lepl‘;
. ingurr :l and bio-uni. i ‘tlro-x's. more f-,=rtur;:1'e .
t'\' :ipul “Al: ~’;_li' liljtir'wx
Hardly run lady IKI‘XI! cool. but It» {ow wt.“
did xvi-r»- m the in 11>! ll-unzer. .l, t‘ 4::Etwn
n t‘flltllllvt‘vlal trawler min; at 1!; Sum};
l‘m‘tlrurl avenue. lira-kiyri. for £129.11; r.
Shirl. N'flltld} chaired. at «me of the “in
, dons of the fourth story aitcrnate-lv \‘lll'
v“
‘I
\vy ing the “gum-s darting, up lwlaiu- :
him and t hen ot- ul iy watching I l ;--
\-}--r‘:tl'u::~ n! ”w firemen who we"-
nibutgtlie llavm extenswn ladder to .\an»
bun. lie uttered lu-f a rec-rd~ but was up: ’
: cntlv bug. calculat rig ln< citations 1‘}. \
'{l
' the ind-lei- m safe-t). and drwx-nrlwi
l utvl)’ and “ .ttimil the siig‘nh‘t mgu of f
The human xlal r-\ ! rvrlnng :n litt‘fl'yu“ e: 2v-
: rescue tlio \l’stmu'tul putt-lo wh. {~1- Timinx won
ulna-13‘ nth-um- “ llllrl’ln‘y one!» at the it nah“ q
, shriek _ luv mil. l‘irrf Hz-r'ningxn‘s‘ “'1 be
number of pimple vex-u «l by tile 1. ‘mvu u
E about twenty !i\ c. “1- lllul ail we can“ fa:
, tln-m. “iv gut twostn-mus into the corrid -.
i of the hotel. and at that neon-ant the 113mm
were dentin: up that big stamens? md c-lv
vat Jr was; beyond the n‘lh‘ll of the hose. \Vr‘
; trial to play butb streams upward unthe llt‘r
i but there wzw an runelr mans-mun; of guts":
. and calls fur help from the windows that we
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. x-nllul ntf nun-t ut' the uteu firm: the has» and
let the building go for a while. giving all our
attention to the ladders ‘Xcver mind the
" building.” l vrl'tnl: \ave the pvple'.‘ and the
buys bell-«i man the ladders on the omnid- _
g putting up tnuou the Mam strut side aux-i
: the nltul‘l ultr~ on Eagle atm‘t. Thorn “to
l non! for the-nutnn. lt wasa horrible sgght lo
we the people jumping from every side. The
cool htflllt" om were rescued all right. bu:
some wouldn't wait "
Five girls were well in n fifthstnrv n mil-nu
who had llul the bud clothing int-o a run».
Whit‘li llh‘)‘ hung \Itl‘f. X0218 ux‘ them mwnicxl
to have the image toastart. At last one of
them lull. hold (”arid 5“ng down to
the w'v nlc ' edge. from which she
was mount 1 by turn men. Thin»
other}: i or down in the same manner.
E and then 1 n» rit'th girl started down. She had
i gone but a little distmuv when the rope
[Wait and down she went four Slum-rs
Strangv In my. \lr- \\ as not klllt‘fl. Her lng
wen‘_tcl‘ribly cut and Marisa). her back badly
mjunxl. and tar féll‘t” and anus were in a
frightful unrdition fro-n burns.
“'illimn J. Marin. one of the pmlec-IUI‘S of
the hotel. and his wife. got out by the stair
way, but l-tuhwere lunlly burned. In their
night they did not notice, that their
little dnxizhtcr Jennie. ten yams old.
who started with them. was left be-
hind. it “as too late to go back {w
her. and for Milne hours thev endured the
agony of thinking she had perishal. Then
they leurrml that she had been saved, tlnqiglr
she was badly burnt-d. She was filvrnl luv
Henry It. liuum-y of New York. Heran dowi)
Uln- flight. of stairs and started for a rear win
dow. Seeing alittle girl in the hallway. he re
turned. got her. and 'umped with her in his
arms on to Bunnell‘s .\lusmrm. The skin and
the beard on his face were burned off, and iv
was seven-[v burnul about the holy.
(home F. .\lichaels. a Wmm traveler.
had a thrilling.r escape. He tried to get out by
climbing hand over hand along an electric
light cable to the roof of the museum. Thu-r
others got. on the wire. and it broke down
Mr. Michaels Icllalnut thirty-five fern. but
broke no bones.
Four of the a‘ven reported deed immediate-
ly after the tire was subdued were servant
riris e toyed in the hotel; the fifth was
' te “‘o f. other-lawn; the other two were
male guests. ~ Two other female servants and
three guest-s were taken no the hospital in n
dying mmlition.
The rural xu~uniary damage is mhnl at
timid“.
The tine is thought to have been the work
of incernlinries. and the Mayor of Bufialo is
sued a pnulanmtion ofleringnrewnml of tour
for the mmvictiou of any person guilty of {hr
crime.
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DANGBRS OF THE DEEP.
A Schooner “'rec‘koll Oll’ Massachn‘
sens~Three [lives Lou.
The schooner J. H. Eons went ashore near
the Sunset Grimm? life swing 51mm ,1: few
days since. The station keeper. Captain
Knowles. attemptal to put. of! in n lifeboat.
butthe sea was so mughnothingcouklbc
drum. lifelineswmtlren flmdtothoveaapt
from the bluffs. Only three reachal th»
schooner. The crew were so exhausted that
they were unable toimu] in the slack. arr-tithe
lines were carncd‘ adrift by the under-toe: and
broken. Xothing W mnld now be dong».
and work for the ‘ ht was “'tnvn
dawned._ the fivemensagntbedny
before had pushed except. two, who were
in the foretop.» They were mind. They
were the mute. John ()hen, and use-man
Andrew Antler-m The vane! was
Inn New Yak no Bison.
DEVASTATING Pianos.
Thirty Bridges Swept Aw: In the
Northwest—Towns lnun and.
Over thirty W‘ on the Northern hr
citlc between Bismnmk m, Normand
Billingshave been swept away, and much
w.mmmmmmomm
mm ho inmates-bet
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