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New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
EXPLOSION OFAN INFERN4L MACHINE.
ATTEMPT OF LIQUoR-DEALERs TO KILL DISTRICT
ArrnRNL-Y WHO ENEnRCEp RKnHIRIIINN.

ATTEMPT OF LIQUOR-DEALERS TO KILL A DISTRICT
ATTORNEY WHO ENFORCED PROHIBITIONS.
ATCHIsON, Kan. Aug. 10 (Special About
a week ago ]. W. Tufts lawyer OF this city, ap-
pointed Assistant Attorney General for the purpose OF
enforcing the prohlbory law. lie proceeded vigorously
and yesterday Dalke, sOcon-keeper. WAS fined 81
and costs and Leibod il Hazclen, brewers, aud A. W.
Prbe bother also Ell o;ned and the whskey ele-
ment was greatly stirred up over the attack.
At ] O. clock this morning attempt made to
blow I'D the residence of Mr. Tufts. which Is brick
house standing the outskirts OF the city. twenty
five pound of powder used, fror( (Uhch part
of the contents had been removed and large nails sub
sttuted Those who did the work attempted to get into
the house but falling in this they placed the
Internal chino the back porch lighted the fuse
around, and many persons thought II was an earth
stood blew IN all the doors and windows opening
the porch and lifted portion of the root. The
pants of the house Mr.. Tufts. his wife and
Children, and Mr.. Hall, his iather-inaw. Both men
took rev divers and searched the grounds but
could hnd ono The perpetrators OF tho deed were
seen by persons, who described tn hIn short man
witlfa sOuch hat aud tall, slim dark clothes
Governor Martin, who Is here will issue proclamation
this morning Offering reward OF %500the limit of tho
sw-for the arrest OF the criminae. Tue greatest
citement been here by the crime, and all
decent demand vigorous effort and
punish the perpetrators.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
LOOKING FOR A NAVAL RESERVE.
REPORT on THE STEAMER NEWPORT AS An AUX
UIAEY CRUISER.

ILIAkY CRUISER.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The Navy Depart
mont yesterday received from the Naval Board OF In
spection at New-VorS Of which Rear-Almral Daniel L.
Braine s president report on the Pacific Mail steam
ship Newport and her availability as an auxiliary
cruiser in Of an emergency. The report covers
about twenty pages OF foolscap In addition
several sheets OF finely executed drawings OF tho
boilers engines and machinery and coal bunkers,
by the engineer officer Of tre board. Leutenant-Com-
mauder william W. uoaton the deck plans, Iongitui-
i.al sect ami side-eevaton drawings Of the
se herself by Naval Constructor George W. Much,
and OtAer details by Lieut. enaLt william 5. Cowles.
I = this Board which inrusted By the Secretary
o. tho Navy tho inspection and thorough ex-
animation OF the iron steam vessels under Anerl-
c4a registry, for the purpose OF asccrtaning how
ny nd particular vessels mght be utilized
auxliary cruisers N case OF the Government needing
their services, of list OF 1O2 of over 1000 ons
measurement and speet Of fourteen knots ar hour,
reports OF two have been sujmtto Tho first vessel to
be reported the Louisiana. of the Cromwell Line.
about weeks ago. which, IN strength or hull. gem
eral construction engine power, speed, consumption Of
coal ea3 ability 10 carry battery OF slx-nch guns
placed the rank. and superior 10 many OF the
rsl-ca,s foreign vessels for the purposes OF an aux
ary cruiser.
Inc Newport, like the Louisiana, WAS built by John
Roach & sons in 1850. The report Of the Board de-
scribe materials OF her construction the details OF
tho vessel her machinery generally AMI the minor
alterations that wonld bs necessary snouli she ne
needed auxiliary cruiser. ant classes her ia
the first rauk !or such purpose. ln point ot na'a
the Board certhes her as one OF tue oosI
vessels American or foreign, that comes 10 New
| Yorg; fitted with every moueru
| invention Tor increasing safety ana speeu lnaS
| she Ia built OF tho best heavy plate IRON .nu
rpe-riveted, and the anglerous are unusually heavy'
She has two iron decks. six waterght transverse ouA
heals and the shait-aey engines ana OOllct5 are ~
closed 10y longitudinal bukneads. thus protecting .he
engine aAd boiler rooms from danger IN case Oh dIsastc
from shot col ispn The vessel Is 3ls Feet III cuS'l
3.a beam, 23ai feet depth OF hold, and = 90 TONS
disp scen-nt. Her engines develop more thsh one
! hOr-cp per registered Ton, M"len
greater than that of the Guon steamship Arlzoha
| IN proportion tho OF the vessel que -
atted with the vertical two-cylnder compound engines
OF high power, and capable of making sixteen KNOTS
average speed hour. tGo knots greater lidn .O
REQUIREMENTS OF the Secretary OF the Nayys lnsFuc-
tons limited speed. With all the coal sle can Al
carry in the various compartments sne coul irnr ~ -,
| ,ra pDety-f0ur days at a speed OF ten khots
hour The dsck plans show that sne can Ue t ntte
with SIX 6ye-iuch and six-nch Dreecnohuins
rifles, and also several rariihre machine guns oI 'no
| Hotchkss or Gatlng pattern.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
SECTARIAN STRIFE IN BELFAST.
ONE oRANGEMAN KILLED-MANY CATHOLICS SAID
TO BE SHOT,

ONE ORANGEMAN KILLED-MANY CATHOLICS SAID
TO BE SHOT.
BELFAST, Aug. 15.-Rioting has been resumed
here. sectarian srife has recurred In deporabe cold
blooded fashion. Expert marksmen this
ing conducted rife hght from rooftops,
chmney-stacks and street corners Immense
crowds Of partisans who carefully kept
Of range, were prepared to assist by supplying
munton and removing the wounded. The sides were
equally divided. The shone brightly throughout
the contest. which lasted from midnight until m.
The Orangcmen admit that OF their Of the
OF Macfarlanc was killed and that two others, Smith
Johnson. were mortally wounded also that there
numerous minor casualties their side. They
say that they killed ana wounded many Catholics, but
the latter deny that they sustained serious losses
Many houses were rddled by bullets. Whenever the
military appeared the combatans shifted their ground
Finally at O'clock after tho had been twice
read the troops charged upon the crowds and cleared
the streets temporarily. An Old man and two women.
the inmates OF house IN Conway-s from VIII ich many
shots had been fired, were arrested. They stated
that thrco men had forced entrance into the
house and had remained there oil night firing from the
roof. bowling crowd escorted the prisoners TO tho
jail. The mob today repeatedly fred upon the police
tavern owned by Catholic. situated in Protestant
district looted The order instructDg the police to
buckshot instead Of bullets has been cancelled The
popuace is sullen and menacng.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
A WIFE POISOyER LTYCHED.

LILLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. Is Especial. The
y yoe VI Joan shorts, suspected OF having poisoned
s' "ie IS announced to-day. 1t took place Cd the Ar
n'Y miles beyond Tellve. Shorts was
- S,o.s '0y county, IN this State. He moved
was suspected by his neighbors 10 no '.
be had no visible means of support yet a,vav. n"1 ~
plenty OF money Several days ago he .uddenIv d,..n
geaieq eaVns In an hs % hooss securely fastened The door
Oh the floor. She had evidently dea WIG was innnd
sra men started II pursuit OF shorts niepn n
carried the design INTO effect -' Ano" that they
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
HARBINGERs OF BETTER TINES.
End OF THE PERIOD OF CHEAP MONEY APPROACH

IND OF TIE fERlOD OF CHEAP MUNI.f AFTI'O"O-1-
ING-PANAMA CANAL SHARES.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-DiscOunt is quoted at
l for three months for short. The consensus OF
opinion is that the Of the period Of cheap money Is
approaching Importance is attached TO the decline Of
American exchange which is likely to induce an export
OF gold TO America and combined with tho English har
yest demands and the progressive In provement IN
trade presages an upward movement. The stringency
OF money NewYOrk believed here to be fictitious
and attributed the desire OF York and Chicago
depress stocks order bear opera
tons A conndent tone prevails regarding the future
After every fall an upward tendency asserts ITSELF
PARIS. Aug 15.-On the Bourse during the week
prices firm. but business was inactive spectators
being absent on account of the holidays. Panama
Canal shares of the new issue continued 10 declines
they were offered pc: cent discount The amount
o. Panama shares far subscribed for has been taken
by TIE pablo, bankers holding aloof
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
SECRETARY BAYARD's DISAPPOINTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5 (Special.-lt Is under
stood secretary Bayad fully realizes at last that
his demand for the release OF Cutting hasty and
inconsiderate and that he should first have taken tho
steps progress ascertain the facts in relation
the offence for which Cutting tried and convicted
Mr.. Bayard it is said virtually admits that mistake
was committed asking the House to sustain the de-
mand by a formal resolution. Tho assertion was made
to-day that he is much dissatisfied account OF
the Cutting affair and criticisms which he has been
subjected in regard to other matters that his voluntary
retirement from the Cabinet ought not to cause surprise
This assertion credited by many OF Mr. Bayards
friends SAID, also, that he fully believes IN the ex
stence OF political conspiracy" to thwart the policy
the Administration IN regard 10 the Cutting matter
There Is he deep chagrlu over the
turn that affair has taken and the loss Of prestige
that the Administration has suffered when gain was
expecteQ.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
GREAT NAVAL PROSPECTS.
THE SECRET OF MIR. BAYARD'S "BACK-
BONE.r
UNCLE SAM TO HAVE Tub THAT JAPAN MIGHT
BE PROUD OF.
rDY TELEGRAPH To THE TgIpUyE1

BE PROUD OF.
lDY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-It is expected that
Secretary Whitney will leave Washington Tuesday or
Wednesday for Massachusetts,. He goes TO find
needed rest from official cares and to enjoy
a well earned vacation. II his life Is spared
and he romans In Office long enough MT.
whitney doubtless. will provide tho United states
with Navy powerful enough to satisfy the demands OF
me most exacng National pride In the short space OF
eighteen months he has not only shown that the shps
building under tho contracts made by his predecessor
and IN accordance with the plans Of Advisory Board
composed Of accomplished aud skllfu officers are TO Do
Inferior vessels, but he has obtained by pur-
chase plans OF new cruiser which may
be equal to the best one in tho possession
of that formidable naval Power Japan. This ship Is
warranted TO steam 10 knots an hour-On paper The
Secretary has entered into negotiations also for another
set OF English plans for new war ship which Ia to
eclipse any cruiser heretofore built His friends believe
that the new plans will be in the archives Of the Navy
Department before tho reassombling Of Con-
gress, and some OF them express the
opinion that Within the next three years the keels
OF at least two new vessels will be successfully laid II
further proof asked Of the extrao dnary energy and
activity displayed Ia the Administration OF naval affairs
hy Mr. whitney they proudly call attention TO tho fact
that not only have complete plans OF the Mani wakan
been obtained, but that new Naniwakan has been
than her namesakc, being only six feet in
extreme length and foot broad amidships,
but she is perfect IN every dctailanchOrs, chain s.
blocks. cranks boats smokestacks deck cabins cannon
Gatng guns and Nordenfcdts. She is at present lying
in model dry dock ahandsomo table In the spacious
oce OF tue ruler Of Unce sans navy, and thus ar she
has shown not sign OF structural weakness" 1t Is
asserted probably with truth, that the like OF this
beautiful ship Is not to be found IN any
0sher part OK tho worll II ~ suspected
that 1t was after being admitted to private view OF
her that tue estec and patriotic Secretary OF state
tele2raphci to Minstcr Jackson to " demand the in-
stan: release OF Cutting" Work companion cruiser
% about the Ill nensions is to be pushed rapidly
lEi when II is completed Mr. Bayari PROBABLY will issue
anutmatum to Canada to the effect that any uterer-
enco with American fishing vessels, except in the
fishing season, will be likely to lead to thorough lnves
tsatiOn and report by Consul Phelan II Is not Deyond
the boun 3 Of possibility that Great Britain will SEND
u Royal Commissioner to Washin .ton to inspect tho
now NanIwAkan, ana that other leading naval Powers
may follow her example. They begin TO realize already
that Secre tary Whitney terribly In earnest
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
ENGINES MADE TO RUN UITE SOD1.
NO SCOT, no cINDERs, No FIgE--SEw sTEEET-cAI
POWER.

no SCOT, no CINDERs, No FigE-SEw sTEEET-CAR
POWER.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is (SpeciaO. There
are being constr ucted at the Baldwin Locomotive Works
four locomotives WI ch to DO run by soda, which
takes tho place OF fro Soda has the same power
as coal without any OF the offensive gases. Tue
e,nes arc nearly finished, and to be shipped 10
Minneapolis, Mimi, AMI streets of that city
Slere steam engines forbidden. The engines look
like ordinary passenger Inside the boiler placed
five tons OF soda which upon being danpcned by
proluces an intense heat When the soda is thoroughly
saturated the action and then II is necessary
restore IL by drivlUg the moisture from II Is
again ready for These the first OF their
kIud built in this country They have about the
mower as those OF the NewYOrk Ele, atcd roads, aud
viii readily four li1ht ears. soda engines used
in Berln and other European ctes isnrcessfuly and
traverse the ST. Gothar tunnel under the Alps, where
steam engines cannot be usei because the length OF tile
funnel renders IL impossible 10 dovso system of
tation which Will carry of foul gases generated by
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
A CONVENTION OF TURNER'S.

BUFFALO Aug. 10 tSpeciat delega-
lions OF here from Syracuse Rochester, Au-
burn and Dodgcville " ii Eric, Penn, and Toroni o
and Preston Ontario. in attendance at the twentieth
annual convention Cf the Western New-lork Turner's
Association which began to-day and Will continue
through Tuesday. The morning session given up
TO a prize debate Oh cremation, In which Dr. William
Meesblrger spoke for tho affirmative and Max A. Lock-
mann for the negative This afternoon, at Jeiei 'on
p rE tho gymuastc contests began which will DO con-
tinued ihrou ghout Tomorrow. In the evening hal
bAnquet and distribution Of prizes is the programme
The convention closes with an excursion down tue
Niagara River ON Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
MIX poIsOYLyG ArLOSG BRAyCH.

LONG BRANCH \. j., Als. I5.-Another
case OF milk posouing occurred here last evening" at
the Coulter House, In Brighton-avc. At about mid
night forty persons including all the Western Union eu
ployes except Manager Casey and Chief Operator Dur
riysr were taken violently Sick Drs. Williams and
Hunt were SUN moned and after prompt and vigorous
treat,nent all we're declared out OF danger except
m,ss coora,e Coulter daughter OF the proprietor
OF the Coultrr House. Miss Coulter IA still confined TO
har hoo unt her condition much improved this
eyan,ny The milk was supplied ny McGc-. tho dealer
who supplied the Ocean Wave Hotel, where there was
similar trouble about ten days a<o Dr. Hunt. secretary
morning ana steps nave taken toward prosecuting
Mc(ea.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
boCToR1NG MExic4N C0URTREc0&DS.
SHIFTING TIE CHARGE AGAINST CUrrlNG-TEf
purSOXrR INDIGNANT.

SHIFTING TIE CHARGE AGAINST CUrrlNG-rHE
PRISONER INDIGNANT.
Ell PAsO, Texas, Aug. Is (SpeciGh. .-Cutting
expressed himself to-day In pointed about the
Mexican officials for docto-ng the official records OF ilo
OF Psso del Nore At his trial he and Con-
sui Brigham told haaiozen times in the presence
of interpreters that tho charge against
him was not for what he had done in Paso del NOrte
but solely publication OF libel IN The Herald OF
FL Paso Texas. Cutting thinks that iney have as
covered their position unsafe and this fact
coupled with the warke demonstrations now being
moye by the United States, has caused them TO
doctor the records and M ke IL appear that he was
mprisOned for offence committed In Mexico. con-
tined In Texas and again committed IN Mexico by tho
circulation or tho Texas paper containing tho libel.
Cutting and Consul Brigham are indignant and peOple
this city that Mexico Is guilty OF deception and
fraud.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE SOUTH.
THE WEST BEING STOCKED WITH "REBELLIoN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (Specidh. h.-Following
is Interesting extract from private letter wrttoD
by a prominent Mississippi Republican to friend IN
Washngton:
Let me give you few political points which have,
THINK escaped general observation. This AdminstTa
ton Ia stocking the West with Southern oiceholders
From this State alone have gone out to the Territories
Registers ana Receivers OF land Offices suryeyors-Genc
raj clerks of court aud Judges Indian agents etc. with
out number II the other Southern states have contrib
uted az heavily as Mississippi big rebellion worship
ping sentiment will be created out there IN the future
uote Civil Service refoners claim that Cleveland has
removed small percentage OF Southern onicehoIders
so far they Republicans he has removed them ALL
In the South Democrats and have been for years.
All OF the smaller offices were in exclusively Democratic
held by Republicans. Take this tiIlndG county for
ample. Cleveland has only removed six postma.ters
these six he has made the official corps OF postmases
cauny en- Ts of Rankin hs only two out Of
posmasters and yet every post office In that county IS
joining Rankin. he did not have to remove single
posmastor for they Gt.on wsTo all coDe1y pe%ocTac nc
north OF this, he removed two postmasrers, thus
making the oicia corps OF that county soldiy Demo-
cratic 1t is the same way In other Departments besides
Jackson Federal oiceholiers subject to Presidential
master register receiver United states attorney and
marshal Out of the six our Ciyil service Presdent
through New w-England and see only an occasional
removal but II they dare 10 hunt for the truth and oSx
through the Sonth, tney VIII see ceah sweep ue py
their civil Service reOrmer Cleveland 10 too cowarhy
to make sweep AT the NOrth, Out IS hypOcrIcai
enough to down here where lac thinks he Will
not he caught at IT, or won't run counter
to the public opinion that hs cares for.
While I on the subject OF post orces
wish TO say that the postmaster at Hazehurst, Miss,
Is deiaulteT for 3O0 and the Democrats have SO far
succeeded In hushing the matter up claiming that u
would be terrible blow TO their party Hazlehurst, IN
COplah County you Will remember, is somewhat notori'
being the scene or Print Matthewss
murder, aud tho removal OF hs brother as
postmaster and appointment OF Joe" Meade AS
his successor the subsequent removal or Meade oy
Cleveland because ho participated in the Matthews
MURDER and the appointment OF McMaster as Meads's
successor the post office, who now turns up a de-
faulter aud has been removed ny the Post Ohce In
spector for the offence they Will not arrest or prose-
. cute MN.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
4 MISSIONARY TALKING OF WAR.

PIITsBURG, Aug. 15 tSpeciah.-A Prcsby-
seran missionary Grand City, Mexico. wrote "a a
friend hcre Things here looEing decidedly serious
Everyone thinks there Will DO on account OF the
Cutting matter. The better class OF MeXcans in the
frontier s,atcs want war, for they think
the result would DO the annexation
Of the Northern States Of tho Republic O Mexico 20 the
United States. The moment IL declared We Will
pack up for the states for our lives would not
be The neOpe throughout ali Mexico so far as we
learn, very much worked up over the matter
Texas and Mexican papers contain nothing but CuI;dg
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
4 TORNADO DAMAGES HOUSES.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug. 15.-About . o'clock
yesterday afternoon tornado swept through Sewbdrg
village ten miles OF this city In warrick County.
which damaged property to grca; extent. Tne Union
Betholls flour nI unroofed Mrs. ClarEs residence
u,s bIowu down. the kitchen OF r. ~ Curs's residence
VS. demo shed and Dr. FOwleTs hOuse Was damaged Dy
a Falling tree IL II stated that tho storm continued
loxf
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE BRIDE MIST HAVE A GOOD ROAD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 lSDecldN. N.-IHe ne
pujiie OF to-day con tains the following:
There Is much complaint about the condition Oh tne
Seventh rO.d said prominent real estate owne.
10 ReDubfic man. and the matter should be Drought
to attention Of the Commissioners IL Is tue worst
kept road leading intO the city, and yet thero IS oo
travel aDy other. 1t is the great hor"ugnae
FOR farmers, marketmen and visitors 10 tue ooiiiers
Home. aud Instead OF keeping II al repair the Guy o,oo
Is now working IA the WooIy Lane road. wAich Is a..
ready OF the bcstsept roads about the clIy' bu
then. you know, tho President aud Dis brido must
q good road TO their country residence, even II lno
coming u tho city before li<ht every o'n
ng, have TO contend with rnts and mud hoics.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
KNOCKED OFT on THE STATE LINE.

DOVER, n. H., Aug. 15.-A prize fight be-
tween Jimmy" Gallagher, OF Boston, and denny"
Ueaey OF Lawrence. for $3.50. took place at O'clock
this morang near tho Eliot Claiue) Bridge,
connecting New-Hanpshire and Maine. There
were about two hundred spectators Healey
drew first blood In the first round. but from
the beginning OF the second round had the best
OF ehtng and knocked out his opponent. the nnn
round. Healey was knocked down several times and
BADLY punished while Gallagher escaped with few
bruises About 81, 800 changed hands on the result
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
A GERMAy CARPENTER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Edward Elwert, German carpenter, age
fortythree. attem pied commit sdcide early yester
day morning at his homo, No. l,5O3 Avonue-A. by
shooting himself In tho head with revolver
The bullet passed through his scap aud lodged against
tho skull, causing serious but not dangerous wound
He removed 10 Bellevue Hospital. Elwert has sur
ferei from asthma for years Intensely that he
unable to work, au1 the knowledge that he couiu
support his wife nd three children drove him TO aI-
tempt 10 take his life
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
srJC,DE FROa wEARJyEss or LIFE.

DANvILLE, Penn, Aug 15.-S. w. Arnistead
assistant postmaster at Danve. committed suicide this
afternoon by angling himself TO gas pipe IN the base
ment OF the Post Office building lie left letter saying
that he was tired OF life. Nothing Is wrong with hts
counts He leaves wife aud three daughters The de-
ceased was q prominent man here and past noble
erand master In the Order OF Odd Fellows. He came
uere several years ago from Hampton, Va, and was
lau
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE NEW GILLIAN CABINET.

SANTIAGO DE Chilli, Aug. 10, via. Galveston.
1t Is reported that the cabinet OF seDor Bamaceda
will be composed as follows;
Minister Of The Interior and Tri,ae Minister SENIOR
EUsEBiO LILO.
Minister Of Foreign AGars-SESOR JOAQUIN GoDoI
late Chlian Miulster 10 the United States.
Minister Of Justice and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PFDRo
MONT. INV
Ni,,isfcr Of FinGHcc-sENoR ARC UsrIS FDwaRDs
MfHtSfcr OF War and No ine - SENIOR FRAscIsco
FEURE.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
PIySSJA AND TIE POWERS.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Economist says
"The Batoum affair and the Bulgarian difficulty have
rendered Prince Bismarck suspicious Of Russia and have
led Germany and Austria to discover Russas selfish
aess This may lead Informal understanding be-
,ween Germany. Austria and England which may
tie purpose OF triple alliance for tie maintenance Of
peace without the risks aud responsible rksomeness Of
An alliance"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
ORANGE RIOT IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-An Orange procession,
while passing through tho streets of Widnes Lauca-
SHIRE yesterday evening, jeered at by the speca
tors. The Orangemeu thoreupon broke ranks and at
tackled the crowd. one OF the spectators was stabbed
and mortally wounded. and two policemen aud II num-
Der OF other persons blurred.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
INTEREST IN THE SHOE-BOY uysrypr

NEw-HAvEN, Aug 10 lSpeciaD.-Tbe soono
Of the Wailingiord "shoe-box mystery"
day BY hundreds Of curiosity seekers and relic h..
An expert farmer who examined the straw In wntc
body was packed pronounced 1t oat straw Of ranE
grown, soch as raised in the Western States rnn
etaOIo AustlD went OF IN the direction OF Che,hr. ,
aiterhOon ia response to telegram. Ii 10 not known
whether q Gle " las been discovered or uoL A"'""