Srcm.r.March 1'4.^[Special. |-At a fire^' on Friday night which d^stroyed the Htett-^son i Post block, this city, and flSO.DOO^' worth of ptopartjr, M lives were supposed^I to lie lost, i o nay (} iidner Kellogg, chief^of (In lire departiin nt. was going through^I the rums and ilu.covtred the charred re-^nuiiuii of three bialies, (wo men nnd a wo^^man, with nothing but tho trunks left.^The bodies were found under the roof,^which hud fallen into the second story, m^the part ol the building occupied by Mrs.^(iuvei us a lodging house.
TheiHtdies have been sll identified ns^that of J. (i. Jon-is nnd C. M. Mavo* nud^wife, 'they were from Arkansas nnd just^got hero Friday seeking a farm location.
The(mm Coal Field*.
Oitrr Fails, March H ^ [Special.]^^' Messrs. Wallace nud T. 11. Klemschmidt re^^turned to-dny from licit and proceeded to^Helena. They examined, as stockholders of^the OaatSaf Ooal company, the tract of oon I^, land which that corpnr.- lion owns in the^I Kelt district. They were grid ifind with (hit^' coal lnnds, on which a ten foot vein was^.,i i uck on Saturday. Mr. Kluinscbmidt says^that men may be employed there beforo^! June.
ThereWere No Wltnesae*.
BtitLANit.Cnl., March L'l.^P. C. Mc-^Conkey, proprietor of tho Windsor hotel,^and i'lctrl. s Creshani, an employe of ths
sysof seversl st reams In Washington slsts, Celiograpli newspaper, killed each other^with a view to their improvement for uavi- I early this morning. Jealousy is supposed^gat ion.I to he thu cause, 1 he m were no witnesses..
