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They Wipe Out of Existence a Lltiie Illinois Town. a 'ii:int!isi,ii fatality i:i;com. 11: a.sv ii.i.k, Iii'l., Feb. 20. A cyclone stniik Mt. Vonioti, 111, lit 4:0 j in. yi Jtv.ii.iy fruin 1 hi' south vc-;t, svcinj; MOiiuil hi :i linlf fiiclc :inl J'.'V-l):nj; hulf id" th'1 t:v:i. 'l'ii'j ri'iiiuindfr of tin- jd.ice !. ;!jt iiro. ami fin tliiTf w.n a stniij vi!iJ l!inTiiii; t li-(1 iini" sonn ot bcvoml tin; (uiilroi of tlio lire flcpai inieiit. Ainu!-tin: ro:tr of tli3 wind could l- rioins and shrieks of the i A i v : riini.i. ! M'.-. ;- !. .ii k villi i :: : f i ill I I ii: I a i - i 1 1 i i:i.i ! !i::rd th iv i: l i .5.. n 1.1..1.A i dyin;j. Tli'j Ixniirs Ixnicd in tins illiit .V c i.V !: i ' '"""I'l '" s o:i every hand. . '.. ii. h i. . . ..i.i. . Ill- I S N .M . n a : - ' I " K '. Hi -..-....i.i. l-'il.r,. ri;'.:!si.i'iiilli n-,-,,'ii i v.- i..-lV,IMIl v-'. ! I'i. I V'fViTV i -! -- 1 1 .-.: i. : L I-allil:.!. ftmi'i i.u:)';;: i ,'.t; ' !" : i linll. i .M'.s: Vll'-lll.l.l I-i I- K. 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'!1,!'3 mi Ji 4 ll A-s t.:ri. 115,774 1 !i?ai!iiisApiit) v. i : WILL HAVE A 111 0 Ea 8 PIG It it flared tint many iiidih tlian are now i,uo-,vu to iiave hem killed will he fotuicl in the- ruiiu of the huildin. Tlie .in; liroki" out all over the city iimid th riling sjireadin rapidly, owinif to the lama'.- done to the engines Iy the wind. The storm pamed from tin southeast and had a rotary motion. It swept down with fearful fury, striking first just south of the city hall, then carried av.ay the third an 1 fourth stories of the Mt. Ver non mill. From there it swept on in a path 500 yard wide. Tho Methodist church fell ju4 a few minutes after 260 people had left the Sunday schoolroom. The Commercial hotel lost its third story. N'ext the wind ktruclc the county court liu and rendered it a heap of ruins. By rare luck, however, the county records were saved. The Crews block oa the south side of the square is leveled with the earth. UnJfT it was found the !ody of John Ciew. owner of the block, formerly of Chicago. The news of tha cyclone i still frag mentary. T ie train due from there at 12 a. will bring details. The tele graph lines worked unsatisfactorily. The cyclone struck the town about half past four and committed terrible damage. So far as learned twenty-seven dead have been taken from tho ruins. Over 200 are injured. The town took lire in s -v-eral places. The damage is principally in the u-'ithern part and on the court house square. The mayor telegraphed here for aid. One tire engine and two hose reels were sent, with lirem.m to work them, nls nin.) physicians and twenty-five citizens including newspaper reporters. The tel egraph line between Mount Vernon and St. Louis is reported down. The dis tance from here is eighty-live miles. A special train reached there about 11 o'clock last night and v. ill have some de tails after. The latest reports shows twenty-nine dead and about 100 injured, some of whom it was thought would die before ni'rnir.g. Later reports say that two mere have died. They are Eddie M.vey and Mis. Colonel Cooper. A number of wounded arc dying. A number of men struck by falling timbers ami whose names cannot be learned at present are reported badly injured and dying. The storm was preceded by hail, but not more than five minute elapsed until th.i fearful destroyer h.i.l swept over the doomed town. It came from the south west. Buildings were wrenched, twisted, then dashed to pieces, total wrecks. A'i UNSETTLED SETTLEMENT. -OF- HOLIDAY GOODS, AtSO- F ?:1. The Canadian Papers Express Dis satisfaction With the Fisheries Treaty. Ottawa. Feb. 10, The settlement of th.? fishery question has already created an nugry controversy between the eor crnmer.t and the opposition organs. Several official newspapers, guided by the tone of the American dispatches, hare little praise for Tunper. Others say tliey will content themselves with congratulating the commissioners on a conclusion of their labors until the treaty is public hed. The liberals, or opposition i papers, unanimously deplore the alleged I result. The Montreal and Halifax news j papers are accusing Tuppcr and Cham- luniain ot wUiuWy 6acrincing Canadian interests. Mora Liquors Seized. S:ocx City, la., Feb. 19. Saturday i mm Lk fka W . 2 a A KJ. At ! iil Urtr V LiAilL p ! afternoon Sheriff Magee and his deputies " ' eied the stock of liquors of Leick & T ! Jil Ileisegite, ap4 the buildings and UllituiU iliiii 1 CllSiiiij ' The seizure is made in accordance or the j Clark law. Messrs. Leiek & Refcsppire AT THE USUAL i are given five days in which to show that ! tl..w lio'-.i tiinflo no ilifenl s.iies. The Olieap i-nc l.-ave made u ijc,vr? ?a'es tnc Klnor will J be returned to them. iixu. ij i Us pn.vrn nITnnTT f T?V TiT'Sj that illegal sales have been made the cn 3jiljLli CC liJ:'iV so- j tiw stock will bti destrayed. ' C:lse W1" theu CJ1ie lIP wiure t!ie justice SMUCCLINC OPIUM. Startling Diacoverioa Mado y Hew Yoik Customs Officials. Nkw York, Feb. lit. Of all frauds on the customs, the opium c isr-s now under consideration proini.c to prove the most v. ides-prcad and far-ieach'iig. Fit three months Collector Magon : had his men at i work and the concui :o:i I'Melttu is a j startling on-". ! ill : -i ! ! y, ColIccttT M i ! jjiine :mii hi:i subiirilinati s in the ccstom j house will say iiolhing ih'fbiite. but in.-ide ! information is to the fleet that. ie a."ly j every importing drug limine in the city is c(iieeriiMl in the disclaim s that will soon be :!:ude. Tiicee fiauds have not been confined to smuggling :i'-r.-s the Canadian frontier, but in New Yoik th -biggit and cleverest swindles were per petrated. It is the presumption of th: officials et work on the ca es that thn opium that ha-; bet n brought in from Canada was landed at Vancouv er or Victoria by vessels engaged in the smuggling mid tlr-n shipped lV the Canadian Par-ific railroadA to points on the New York state line in Sr. Lawrence mid Jefferson counths. Or.ce over the line and started on the way for New York the clniuee for detection w.; very slight. L uge quantities of opium have been withdrawn from public ston . os tensibly for shipment to H avana. Tlies--amounts are suid to agg:egat : a lcist 18S.000 Hounds. Collector Magoiie and the Spanish ol'.ici.ils have b.-; n in con sultation, and there is nothing to show that the opium ever arrived in Havana. This is evidence that it never go! any farther than the piers from which it was taken for shipment. Collector Magone knows the disposition of styne of this opium and the firms engaged in the .--harp dealing. A custom house ofiiei.d esti mates that the loss in duties may foot up over $2,000,000. All the wholesale and importing drug gists of the city declare they cannot be lieve the story. Trouble In England- Lonuox, Feb. 20. Much uneasiivss prevails in political circles. Col. I'on sonby, the qufen's private secretary, h-.is recently paid several visits to Lord Salis bury and W. II. Smith, the government leader in the house ef commons. Such visits are unusual, except when a cm i l is is imminent After the cabinet council yes terday lirdfour.chi.'f secretary for Ireland, walked to the Irih oiiice. lie was evi dently greatly excited. Although the weather was bitterly cold, ho was hatless, and walked with his hands eksped to his head. He was followed by two detectives. An Oyster Var. Annapolis, Md., Feb. 20. During an attempt to arrest an illegal dredger todr.y. the state oyster police schoon-.-r Folly, dipt. Clarke, was attacked by three Vis- sa's and considerable shooting done on both sides. Capt. AVhitehouse of the schooner Albert Nichols, of E.sltimore. was killed. The (Milton Memorial. London, Feb. 20. A large congivgu ti'Jii Hocked to St. Margaret's church, Westminister, yesterday, the occasion be ing the spici.il sermon by Archdeacon Farrar in conuectinn with the unveiling yesterday of the Milton memorial, pre--scnted to the church by Geo. Yf. Chiids of Philadelphia. Rev. Sschofisld Dead. Chicago, 111.. Feb. 20. The F.jv. James Sholle'd, father of Ma for General Sehofield, United States army, died in this city Saturday evening in his eighty seventh vear. Lotteries :u..l IMcans. In lotteries and Icinilrci f'.;-';i( i f gambling, i. -n ivje-.'l tru.-.t in other b !!. Lick, l,eliei. in Cciini i !e:.ci .; iind ilrea'.ii Tlc-y ii : 1 ihi- )iu:u' r i which they lintilly s!e!:r t ! -it late i:i lu:i!:lier of uh-.:irl Mid iiiiuiiM.'iing ;;: ;. All the tens of t!i uisami ; of l.i'-I.et Ire.l Ts in a gr. at lulteiy have M'ii ct- d !! ir liuinbi r in some way Kit i.-fncturv l. tliem-,1 Ives, -iut which we hear imlliiiig when the re-.uit is a failure, as in nim-J . -nine ca.M-s out '1 hii'idred it n -ei : sa: ii ' i Ih. t when the rc.-ult ch.-inci -i to !ea : ue c a-; i;i a small prop: irii. in of ca .i it must be, tln whole htoiy j-, j iavily relate-1 ill tie' .ijiers ;t;; though Id- !!:.. lb r aclualty i'rin.jiii.r th" pri::e had Im-, -i i!e-termiia-i 1 bei'oreit.-iiii! I.y fo'ne M-jintiiie proce-:s of ri. ::ii:!!i:g, ai.d sir-eess a.: -uri-1 by the exercise of good juei-.-oeiit :.i:d i:l.;'!iuity. Yet it i-i idle to inveigh again-lie folly of such f.-siy.-i'-i a:: l i up.-r.sl it iop Tliey have oxiste i in all ;:g'..s and aiming ;J1 races from time innie inorial. Carry ing in ih.-m i e:; their own cont raiiic t ion. tiiey also carry ui theiu.;i.- ve-s what to believers in i':c!v Mpjii-ars their !'!':! coniirnialiiin. !"'. that the ide::s alioiii, hick hicii iiin thro;iv.h J.isiiiia-l are contradictory, and in their self contradietio-.i j!viiie for every i vent. When i-a.ei.vss comes to hiiu liy following one idea about luck his f.::!l: hi hie!; i-; co !i'in:ied; l.ig '.ie :i f.ii!ii"e iirrlve.w l;e i ; 1 1-it :i whii less satis lle 1 that holds t!ie true fr.ith aboat I'.ick, for ! i'i has mii iher doc-ii im? j:bout that eve-i'.t also. liieiiard A. 1'roctor. A!r-li.. 1 :1.ht la riii. AK-ohoJ, we inak d to s-ay, is the pri'a.ee i f nulisi.-pt ies a;: l the ino tpi rft iiiid l ibh: medicine; of which we liavo s:uy huouledge in dir;htheria. iJilutcd wiih equal parts of water and given in small and repeated tlo.vs, the nialignr.nt symptoms of (hi.; mo.-.t fatal malady soi.-n disappear, and co:i valei.cciico lwcoinos ji.ssiirc .1. It is inlere.s: ing to noto v. ilh what La-iiity the al::ol:ol dis.solves t::.) diphiherio e.-nsdatioii i:: the throat, lowers tii'. ieinin'ratiira and cahn.s the pul.e, f-howi::g its dc.-,tri:c!ivy a-T :o:i "upon tha i;crms of the disease, which liave been absorbed by the gland? a id gai:;ed nece'.-.-; to the Moo"'.. T!:i.-. reioedy ha.;bee:i U';ei by us in ihe trei'tmi'iit of diphtheria .'-moe 1 k;To, during which tiiuo no caso of t!:o (!isea.--(? I'.as sli; j e I through our ham: : (:-:cvi:t in u'ie .-ohia.ry iestanco, arid that caso was in artie'a'.o mortis beforo the remedy was given. The re inedy is Imo prophy latrtic to the dise;v, as we have found in many inviance-; whore it Iia-; been expedient to quarantines tlia patii-:.:. For this purpose it i'a only necessary for exposed persons to ::o tho remedy, diluted as above stated, as a. gargle and to swallow a little of i'j thivo or four limes a day. Medical Times. The lvyU'Ai, Sioro. .la-,! alter o, ! m ci.'o 'i y. we r. .Iia pli.-.-s .i '. H the goods lath r tlailito carryover. We are willing to.-i!! ,ur entire Winter ( ioods at c.. i. Staples u e l:ave a l uge ip: mldy an 1 o;. r (hem vei v em. ( '.d ie j ; t o ." cent s per viml, making the best -Jarahird of lln'in at :.'( yanl.-, for :;.in'. Gii.-.;hi-.m be-; ,ln --. styles K rents p.-r ye I. I )i( vS ..,,,,1, ail hinds a! tin- i ry b..-.e-t piiie-, Irom " cents per yard upward. Wool, n j., .. ,. ue oh'er at co. t, cxlra t'i. -. L:a!i. ea-!i-lu re hose. ,o.; .vl.co, now ?" cent-, fine heavy w.-ol -Ut ; . l:t-, now eliihl iv:i'.i fnw li'i'i i! vvoitii .".;, ieev ::o. n del- ware mn--t goat hev u. :: , vviil not k.-.-p thi-in over. Our G-aits silver bey M,n iao ,',,. ami urn w r-;, form, r prie.-. ."') now : a o : i ; '. i ; , an, i drawn-,, evtra quality '," imv .'(). ( iu-Seal h-t all wool .-.lints m.d . its tine ijuality .si.t.o now t: .. 1 1 r scarl"! a!! woo! -hiils -u. I di.-r..--( is. line- qo-ility sl.'.'.'i no-..- l.i'J. Oiirseaiht all-wool sii; if; and draw ers, fine quality S. lax., l,. r Mar), t ali -wool - -1 : 1 1 i . and dr.. v. ITS, line qualify A-.'. 00 i.o.,- ). in. F.FALLY AS ( iliiA!'. :; ;." p r c iij. on e i.d,. , - still good. We ale di termini d to eh.-.-out our ei. tire .-.!o. k :.iei m-vir b-fore has :-u:h an opooi I a..iiy n o!i.i ii;,, economical le.iy. i . to Wo-I. e-- ;!. ',. -1 qualifies for so !;i;!e mi a. . Asaln III. Cer eal v. W.4Siiinc.to:c, Feb. 20. W. Y. coram the aged millionaire of this is again seriously ill. Weather Resort. For Nebraska: Colder, generally fair weather, light, to fresh variable winds, generally northerly. An African Mocking nird. A Kaffir vanished and groans were heard. He was searched for without re sult, but on tho following night groans were still heard. The search continued and the man was found murdered. His murderer was arrested and executed, but the groans still continued, to the dismay of their auditors. At last they were traced to a mocking bird. That bird j IJ. alone of living things had seen the deed pi blood, and now from day to day re produced the piteous moaming of its vic tim. Saturday Review. How Wotiilfii s i.t)l i . T.laclc. Kirch wood is preferred. The birch is first sawed into slicks four or five feet long and seven -eighths of an inch to three inches square, according to the t-I.o of the spool to be produced. Th:;sa stick.? are thoroughly seasoned. Tliey ar sawed into short blorks, and the bloc!;.? arc; dried in a hot air kiln. At tlio tk.i" they are sawed a holo is bored through them. One whirl of the little block against sharp knives, shaped by a pat tern, makes the spools at the rate of one a second. A small boy feeds tho spool machine, simply placing the blocks in a spout, and throwing out tae knotty cr defective stock. The mac-Iiine L auto matic, but cannot do the sorting. The spools are revolved rapidly in drums and polish themselves. For some; purposes they are dyed yellow, red or black. They :nv. made in hu;idi;ls of shapes i.:v. s.h.es. Whcni c:ie ters on a sjiool of thread "100 yards"' er '-200 yards,'' thrsa v. iis elo not signify that the thread has been measured, but that the spool has been L'amred and is sur.no.oed to coiumii 1 so much thread. Golden Days. r u tod i k y km r mntiM. tg -n f:U? , .i. 'i VA' (In! ft , '' -X.. ('" h. oa Lji a&t, iju: ttlmi tit roi: all (;las.;s or -. -roi: 3Z - M TW : i CO Y - A Valualjlo Literary Discovery. A literary event of national importances j br.s taken place hi Japan. One of tha : legation of.icers, now with the new in:n- j isi :-r to Germany, rectn'ly discovered in ! the Ashikaga coiiege (Tsuh-li Jiioh) ; ce;:y of Hwang K'cn's Confiu-aiii Ana- i Lets over 1,200 years old. withsdl th.enn- ! cient commentator's notes. This work has disappeared in China ever :-ince the I Southern Sun;; dynasty i. e.. for some 700 or 00 years: "and Vs the.- whole his- l toty of the present copy is knw.vii, the Chinese government bar. directed tho iaiaisier ill .Japan to heurow it. in or .b r that .1 carefully correct, d v:opy may be taken. It may be ::d eil that shora l there h.? any Krga iiwrip-:-::.; t:: ":i tl i roiiy valuable light vrid ;;! b.s thnr.vu np-n the .JapaTi; se nigh:". at. que.-lioii. San Frniieisco Chroiiicle. Wht're n iiiaiiiflcciil stct;k of (Jootlrf and Fair i'ric-s, tiixsuiid. UHDEHvAKinG AND ZKiBAimUQ A SPECIALTY CORNEIl r.LAIN AND SIXTH FLA T'J'.M O U'i f r, X II Li 1 A S K A. is) 17 t "T T7 i" i YXl !!- i I j ' . jL F.cliuTiJn- a A prorulr.er.t ci: Les a habit oZ look; 3l::bc-nvIII; vr -- o. Crystal Apricots, --Some t h i n g fine. Evapo rated Gold Drop Plums. Silver Prunes. All kinds cf Dried Fruits. Sassafras Bark. Neufehaiel C'h53 3. Schepps Cocoanut Puddings . --Something new and nice. wsiea. a citur.' or ;o r.ro lvgalar seat, and every t.n r; utes ho would take o;:t h.'s v.-i.-.-: ho-.:? and cioso ii wir'a a rr."; eiock Etra.ek 12, ami cat era e th as the minister v.t.s i.i the i.v.r p-.vssl.o ia his jsr-rno.-: : : pe'ara::ec of tha vav.v., i L opeax-i, tao minister pan-.;:', ia fliif?'".--;-. .- j io;ig enous'a to r -ir, "It is 1:2 oVI c -:, i:i The -, v.'r.rc.i g.; t e" an L'rxai t jn JU!. JL?, lz Sl JL &2 JL & , Something to I Iraq; Aboixt. Chicago newspapers are bragging con siderably because, as they say. New Y ork has droppfsd to the sixth place, judged I y her miles of railroads, and because Illi nois stands first, Iowa. Kansas, Texas. Pennsylvania. New York and Ohio fel low ia order. New York Sun. CarLcn 1 c? in ta II: eons on: rrra-.r: ? r.cv t..-cn f.f :iv- ; . .Ptcn v;el:!c:i' viet.cr- ! 2 a : d t U t 2 rj liO ib I U U i i Ji U h U i i , 1 J r: : c-. l .: -;-.- 1-.- fo-:id a V'i tr.out of r.rrt-T.r ire; crvstr.ls we; I iiwto-orlc iron frr:.i ..:-...:: ; the' roport hrrs ;lt:-t l.;-e-n r.vi ; rnoad e-ui-p:ir;e"a s have i;c-;i j jiicteons stona v.-Jm.-r. :.. Itxsia ia 2: : it- is ra?st-jd t'c-it tI:vo Jiseovvrir.o ;ar Will i.o p'.:i Juiujitry '2 !:, v.t thu OLtB STiigi-j OFF. H.fJiiJ-'jl'jU'i'l-f ,.:'i- n:;: ii c.a "etalaol fro: a a P.-sia ia 2: All WoriC V.-.il-i nil tod l!;-.-t-:;'.:- , lion of tUo tliav.uad. -