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TUB CINCINNATI WK10KLY TIMK8, Til U HMD AT, JAISTUAKV 1'!, 1881words Ofr seizedpreciselyt of fit* [dangling |lcepeuedrf MaZch himself.be lived, lid In on minstrelnt 10ul sec*rizc the i North effected i? a post he slut* liy the»m.i onf which•phonedofficer,mdx re-lowever, \v, made the bed, icans ofwind w, ii tmond«in, sev-, $50 ind pillowarlic’tshe win-11 ieing i officers tie mao, naiu hers articlesi of ato-day s milesirshiil[’hris -i until I Iluie, holismirshall ng cm* onientpar till re.all wasraying»le put md ex-wife.ife had lt;auPhtnly cn-i out of ed.I foundtsxas tows bttrxeo.Lockhart, Tkx , January 7. —A fire, sup-nosed to he incendiary, broke out in « n r-t.on of ttio to** ii nortli of the Public Fquare, osterdav. Nearly all the buildings weic wicw'en, rnd » rue wind prevailing, the flnmcH spread over and des royednearly cue-fourth of the vl'faie like s 'nine i stubble. Bv p eat exertions of citizens the remainder of t e town was saved; h si and insurance unkuow.i.will commute the reutence to imprisonrnent for life.sniciDR AT eil*RV*P0*T.SfiRRvrfoBT, La., January 7.—Thomas E. Mitcl.er, a | r minent Missouri citizen and planter, residi* g eight Bt’.lel from here.committed suicide by shooting through the head.rort nrrr yrars.Mi'rimiysiioro, lit., January 7—A e *1-ored man by the name of Charha Bishop threw h rock at the iiouae of colored friends, in Carbondale, about a year ago, and jhe ruck struck a little toy in the I cad, kilting him instantly. Bisli- p's trial has resulted in a verdict of tuilty, and he wa* sent up for fifty years.A ClflLD CRRMATRtLHai kioii, N U.f January 7,—T.ast night the residence of Mr. Moses Suiter, on the Boylan plantation, was liurnol to the ground. Mr*. Salter in lied through the bumiug building willi her child in h*T aims, and in attempting to escape dropped the child, and it. pcrbh**d in the fianirs.A I other m tnbers of t c family were seCeiely burned.jail dehvrrt at cbasi.rstow.Charleston, W. Va., January 7—Early ill's ntorr ing tl er* wss a jail delivery in 111ii city, in which seven prisoners «m-caped. They worked out by cutting a holein the roof a id let themselves down * ilh a roue made of idunket*. Two »sc.ipeu pr.s-oners wetc John Kick mm and Newt. It den, United Sta'.es pris »i ers awaitingtrial on a charge of moon-hiniug. l'tie• ther five wer • in for minor offi*ns»s, committed in the city. Tliree refused to escape.mitchvillr mill burnrd.Mitohvillr. Iowa, January 7.—'the flouring mill of tit is c*tv, owned hy Janus Andrews, was entirdv destroyed by fire last nig X Loss, $10,000; no insurance.STOOD THKM ON THEIR HUU8*Das Moiaks, January 8.—Last night, asthe paseeng r train on the Chicago, Burlington A Q .inev ltailroad was rounding ai-R aritkcurve at foil speed, ntwr Crtston, the engineer discovered a horse fast in a bridge a h short distance anead. Reversing his engine and with a full head of steam and the air br ike* on, he stopped the train within five inches of the horse, averting a terribledisaster, but the passengers and train men• • • * * * * 1 ' ^ A “a noo niaruTR.Denison, Tr.x., January 10.—A dispute about the powsdon of a dog letween a white hoy, seventeen years old. name*! dm. Palke.er, and a negro, nine een years of ago, named Neal, this afternocn, resulted in Fnlkner's firing two shots at Neal, one of which took eflfi ci in the side, and will prove fatal.RATAL RIRR IN OROROtA.Atlanta, Oa., January 10.—In Tbomfts-ton u fire l»rlt; ko out in the store of Mr.T. F x yesterday which quickly extended to the stores vt Messrs. K a Isom A Asher. J si ph Allen and J. \V. Atwute*. Mr. K x wns ourned to death. Very little lt;f hisbody was reeovere 1. The lo«lt; is estimated to be between $ 10,00’* ami $50,0)0.GIN HorSR PURNKD.Little Roeg, Ack., January 10.—Holbrook’s mill and gin hr use, near (Minton, burned on yesterday. 1/ •“a, |f» 0lt;J0; no insurance. A lur^e quantity of cotton was who destroyed. Ttie null was the best equipped and largest in North Arkansas.TWO LADIES KILLED BY CARS.Norwalk, O., January JO.— At Havana, ten miles fr. in here. v*-sterdav Mrs. (’. (»•Galley and Aira K (). Ellis, xiveiof prominent men of that section, were riding in asleigh. Appr, aching the B. A O. Railway through a cut in the roid, the bells drowned the noise of the approaching loco motive with a caboose. The cutter and In-c motive reached tlie crossing at tlie same time. Mrs. Galley, seeing her jerit, stood nil In the sleigb. Siie was stiuck by the pilot in such a manner that she wasth’own over the cab of the engine and fell in the arms of the fireman, standing on £the ten-tier. Mrs. Kllis was Known forty fo t. Iijth ladies were killed.-TltR CRNSC8 SRPORT.Washington, Jaimaiy 10.—Gen. Walker, Superintendent of the Census, is now engaged in the fin d revision of the census report as to the p pul:ition, befoie sending it to fo igress, which lie expects to do during the present week. Ths figurev will not vary materially from those already named, viz., 50,152,000. Begirding a publiAlied cs timste of 51,000,000, General W» k r says he does not know how it originated, and that it did not come from the census office.SROOND CLASS MAIL MATTER.The bill rep rt d to the House on Palur-day by Mr. Morris, from the Committee on Post-office and Post-roads, to regulate rates of p* s agi on second class mail mat ter. is u very important one to news; apers and t'» the subscribers thereto. It provides that, the rates of postage on aecond-classon President Hayes' recommendation.They ruuy establish a pew Government—acommission in Utah, as suggested. If theydo not, Mr. t nmpb dl’s proposition is todisfranchise every man and woman in no-lygamy. They would then he obliged to give up their sinful practices to obiam the rights of citizenship.He also desins uniform marriage laws,so that j (digamists may be prosecuted for bigamy. These t*xo means, be thinks, would v ry »o«n effectually do awav with th** Mormon question. He does not think theMormons would resist by force of armsany enforcement of the law against polygamy, 'i hey nre too coward y.Mr. Campbell alsosuvs: 1 nm in favorof universal suffVage, 1 bo’ieve ttiat theUnited States should protect every man and woman, white, red and black, in th**right to vote. 1 do not wish theChinese to remain here unless the,*aro made citizens and are given the rightto vot*\ I believe that no one who receives the benefits of American citizensbipshould remain in this country as u resident unless iic is a citizen,Caul lag;mllou*.Dovzs, N. II., January 7. —A fire wssdiscovered in the n a n b ulding on the Htraf-f *rd County farm, atout 4:30 this morning.When discovered the flames had made a comiderable hcadwav, and many rootus wt re filled with sonoke. One hundred and ststy-rdne persm? were in the building,sod slt; ine of them had to lie dravged out.Thirteen are m sting, probably burned todeath, ’iheir nanus are: Frank Jones, Aaa Ilall, Peter Sargent, Burnbaiu Note, Jeff. Holland, Thomas McDe niott, Iver\ Hanscom, Josei*h Cook, ( barbs Kiley, Sadie Abbott, Martha Jewell, Lizzie Wilson, Clara Spates. The 1« sx by fire is $70,-000; iusur»nce, $25,000. The *. Ales whoe-caped are clotlied and shelierwd by the neighbors. An engine sent from Dover was not of any use.Newark, N. J., January 7.—About midnight four men were killed, three others inured at the smelting works and refinery of Sdwarrf Baidbtich Sons in Kiver street, this city. The establishment is the largestof the’kind in America, and consists of several buildings.Ti e boiler-house was in the center offour or five buildings and hid two eiyht-horse power boilers, four and eight years in use. Both exploded, demolishing the boiler-houRe, two crvstaliziug rooms, each of frame and about seventy feet long, and the stable and a coach house.Seven men were working in one of the crystalizirg rooms. Oscar Jacobs jumped through a window and had two ribs broken;Joseph Vaist receive ! a contusion on thehead; John Bchniegel escaped with injured feet; wnile John Mat*, John Quinn, Georg**I’ll Avlunri final Tnhtt UffT« hliriPfl■mt nuam i ****TIIK MYSTIC MAZE.CONrft’CTED BY UiU QDDLOriorNAL contrihiilion* End iolutlooi n.r* fft-speftfulljr miKutcfi from Eli tuo rudors ol tfc*TlMm-StTAR.Additis Ell CNiminiifiSrAilonE Da. QUU,WeM Kighth nruft, Cincinnati, Ohio.HI Till*;ft VCVIIKto V’liE/lev XCV07073.Night C:tp. t»71.r II a R a o h‘/7j. e k E a a o kIt I D A I. O O11 K K I V I aH K A R (I K SH O R R I Kl R O C N D E L T,$. Hiia.low,LS A OrofiTI HRI A U D I C R A O R R c I S MT a r s aSAM NWater-Melon.lift l K R I OR I O !. RI. t T T a a mot i v a r. t, k v a HII RIMs• I*Lm.9*1.Jto-chesf er.r a » s a n AC I* I. T U R *c A II L t N ar u D D I N oT O M K I. R TBA n I N K D C n n S N S 1*97S. Siage-ccwch.k?J. rr a Rr a a k nr A K A r r TpabasitrsIIPIMDII I Til T ID •Cowtree.c « » T o *u slackSLANTSt « n a a aO C T A V Kmu •her Abode” into the cold. W** wonder if helm designs upon the Falt; Ific Puzzler? We Rave not wsen its face for long time. Neither has Ow*Puzzler put in sn .pp^.raoeo for a movilii ormore,*»•* There are several answers to So T7*. ntherShadow or Shade will dlt; for 77$. No suoeiHMitl have bi-en double cro»« words. But sap is hu4 ly fluid fr od in 9SJ.Wo add J19 to the current nnmber, wkfeh whs tho numter of puzzles in the second ufri*-ion, not prevlotigly acrounPd.flliut or TIIE WEEK.Sleighing at Augusta, Go.Ca vin Wood died at Marion. 0.Spinners’ Strike at Suncook, N. II. Channcey Lewis suicided at Erie. Pa.Jlt; hn G. Bailey suicided at 8t I/aia.lt;m. mxChief Justice Mom, of Canada, is dead.Col. L. B. Goggin died at Maysvilley Ky. Otn. (lbas. II. Stuart died at Cleveland, O.Canadian Parliament assembled Tuesday. Gerhard Pel ailiol died at Mil ersburg, Ok Mr. Davis drowned near Someraet, Ky* Switzer Hotel burned at Wichita, Km—lDr. Cbas. Haveaney suicided at Mil—' kee.Ice-cuttcrs on a riotous strike at Quincy,III.Muz*- [flasher*.Correct solutions to Puzzles In No. XCV have be»*n received fr m CtNQiiR. llal,*aino. Aspiro, Mack, lieu J. Min. A.noi.vrr. l»n l». Prstt.txar-dlne, Ikst cabin. KatlnUzaand Trans.Complete lists in capi wio.Mrs. Julia Hall suicided at WhiU Hall,Mich.i Aaron Clark, pioneer, died at Clem* j land.W. Vanek A Co. failed at Clevsland.Ohio.Frlae*.Mack, Norris Fork. Mo.Fat nitza. Pious, O.For best two lials each a goodMrs. Italian fatally burned at Mtrisa,Ohio.book.Wm Toman killed a miner at MaMSiOkNLOhio.iPt7.ZI.KS.1923—Nnmerlcnl.[To ••Traodi.ks.!Phinens waaa foppish youth,His trsflii.g vogue, his head of block, III* vain dci«ort, hia wnya uncouth, Made him the villa** Uugliiug stock.Fowler, Crumpton lt;fc Ca, oils, New Yortr, failed.J. K. Buckel, clothing, assigned at If iark, O.Once he was sweet” on Nellie Cole;(This fact was known to but a tew). His frequent hints that he w s wiioLR, Convinced her he would 2, 1, 2.She 4 to 7 him no aid.She wished him to forsake the suit; Further resolved that when he made The offer, she would not bo mule.Moses Decker, aged 92, died nearware, O.Win. Soper, millionaire, died at Head—* son, Ky.Richard Curry burned to death at Bradford, Pa.Samuel Hussey, pioneer, died nearw»ll, O.A. J. Brunfield hanged at Walla Walt^Oregon.He called one eve. Just after tea,(She met him at ihe parlor door?. And with a “niasher’a” *rin, s.id be, Good evening, dear 6, 5, 4, 4these words, spokenMrs. Sarah Johnston died at Pi qua, Oha*v aged 102.Stage robbed by highwaymen neardo, TcxoaII n. Ralph Spaulding died at Calvary
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