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CHscASo, MAY 2l.-StorIas are re-
ported in isolated parts Of the north
west, but 10 general visitation
Much damage has been inflicted on |
crops, fences, roofs Of houses and
barns. Near Marion, Indiana, yes
tsrday, q brick church was demol-
ished during the service, and the
crowd within was buried by the walls.
A terrible scene ensued. One man
was killed, and 10 or Is have been
taken out seriously injured.
The Prssbyterfans.
CHICAGO, May 1S.-Among the re-
ports read in the Presbyterian AS
sembly this morning was that Of the |
committee Of missions for freedmen,
showing receipts for the year, $751;
600, or 1867 less than expenses; 5, ia
churches contributed to the fund,
and the contributions were about |
$50, 900 less than last year. Fifty |
churches were added during the year,
making total of 1913, with $3.50 |
communicates; 108 Sabbath-schools,
with 1902 members; Al schools,
with 3,748 scholars and 70 teachers.
The work seems not to expand in the |
South. Active, energetic work and
money are called for. In the fore
noon the question as to the correct
ness of the courts of the church, an d
the Newark Presbytery complained
that the constitutions and the modes
of procedure were both wrong. They |
recommend amendments to section 8,
article 8, which were referred to the |
committee on church polity. Some |
other motions and brief speeches were
made, but none Of importance was
adopted.
Heavy Rain.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-A severe
rain storm passed over this city last |
night, doing considerable damage to
property.
The Fight Mt Arabian.
LONDON, May 21.-An Erzeroum
special of Saturday, describing the
first attact on Ardahan, says the
Russians commenced with q heavy
artillery fire, which was returned by |
the Turks. That was followed by |
infantry attacks, which were repulsed |
with great slaughter. The troops
renewed the attack at each quarter |
until nightfall stopped the carnage.
Attack ON Kars.
Intelligence from Kars yesterday
says the Russians attacked the outer |
line with furious determination, and |
followed their attempts with heavy
but il.directed cannonade from seige |
artillery. The powerful Turkish bat
tories replied with better effect. The
duel was kept up until the Russians
brought up their infantry as close as
they dare, as if they intended to take
the fertilization by storm. The
Turkish commander drew together
large bodies of troops behind the