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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
SAD TREATMENT or coswcrs
CEo.dsa into a sAnsA sh2aty, thsy are
oftss Sz1sfly Whippeo.

hoszsoA Sal. Als-, April The sollo@-
ing report las osen made 70 The Governor
- the STATE Bozrd of Prison Inspectors IN
regard u the condition Of tie eonViets Ia
camps Of Jefferson County. The building
In which the eonyicts are confined Is =
frame house. sixteen oy twenty fees. entire
~ without ventilation and with no
n1sisas Ok warming ls in cold sesShsF.
j hs supply OF bec-cl0tnss IS very lm-
lea There are a few mattresses. b1s Mt
enough FOR one-hslf Of the eoAVicts % lie
aDsa Ins remainder of the consicis lie
upon the door with bat one blanket y the
man The s0use ana so1clOthing are very
klthv Az The time OF tbs visit
sweagy-sesen men were kept In this
room and many as forty
nine have been kept there al one time
The c0nYtcts, bOtn white and black
are chained together Al night and sleep TO-
gesher IN the sauis room. The convlcts are
nlfhy In ths extrsazs. have never washed or
ennl sed thslr clothes since they have been
a. tbs place, anu some Of them have been
here ever tw0 months: some Of them have
en- stripes, soIae citizens elosbinx, but ali
are nltny alike and covered With sesnlIn-
There are no arrangements Tor bathing at
the prison We did not see a single man
with good shoes and the most Of them had
on the remains Of old shoes which thsy
hsd carried there with them. and . num-
Der were 0aEefoot. The work they wsrs
dolnk-breskIng rock on . highway,
requires that their feet should DC
protected with shoes Thsse conyicts have
been frequently whipped by Captain Cox
the warden IN charge, sometimes over their
ordinary clothing but in one instance. ac-
eorsiIng 10 COx's own admission. upon the
naked person. We are informed that this
same person was about to whip one OF the
convicts on the streets OF Woodland. but
was prevented by the protest Of one of the
citizens OF the place We saw one negro
who Is known in the camps Is "5lowioot.
but whose proper name We are unable
TO give. AZ work, whose ankles is
diseased and badly swollen. and who evi-
d-ntly walked with great pain. We are
informed by Captain Cox tnat this negro
was whipped by him a few days before for
not doing enough work or getting about
lively" TO use his own language. Two
physicians present pronounced him ut
subjecI for . hospital. and TO make him
work in his present condition 10 the height
of cruelty. All the men are shsckled and
wear chains, in violation of the law, which
we consider q useless and cruel PRACTICE. IN
our Judgment the persons having control OF
these convicts are unsuitable persons 20
have the management OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
LOOKING FOR \ "wHAT-Is-IT."
A Hitherto Unknsv. Animal Raising
Havoc Among Georgia Cattle


Havoc smoaE Georgia Cattle
ATLANTA. Ca. April I2.-The farmers in
Barlow county are much excited over the
appearance of an animal that has never ss-
fore been seen in this country. For weeks
past sheep, swine, and young calves have
been found dead with no visible cause. but
on examination a small punctured " ound
was found under the threat, smoth and small
resembling the stab OF a stilistto. The mys-
terry became SO great that the farmers sat
up all night watching for the deadly visit
alton. A few nights ago Calvin Leonard.
while concealed in MS corn lot. about the
dawn of day, saw an animal steal from a
thick underwood near by and, in crouched
position. cet-like in movement crept 10 q
sleeping calf and was about to thrust its
mouth to the throat cf the calf when Leo
nard shot. In q second the animal was out
of sight He says that its movement WAS
like that of the coyote but In appear
snce VAS unlike anything be ever
had before seen. Ii was of dark copper
color, with . sharp. possum-shaped head
and small bead-like eyes, the tail busnv and
erect, and the body long and smooth. Men
have banded together and searched for il
day and night. but have been unsble to kill
or capture it. On one OCCASION a pack OF
hounds pursued ii. when suddenly the
leading dog came whining back with a
stream OF blood oozing from the throat and
in half an hour died. A scientist by the
name of Gredulet has offered 800 for the
animal dead or alive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Mr.. and airs. Knight at Powers Grand.

ana MIS- At oWcFs' Oraud.
Tonight these popular artists will begin
their two DAYS engagement At Powers. The
advance sale OF seats indicates that the en-
gagemeDt viii equal, If not suTpass, their
former visits. over the Garden Wall" has
been vastly improved since it was last seen
here. All the best and most taking"
points have beer retained and many novel
situations and comic features ADDED. Mr..
knight has buiit bis part OF onitz np TO bet
ter proportions. and it is funnier, If possi-
bic, than heretofore. The dialogue has been
rewritten and enriched with the latest bi,s
of current numOr and great amount Of
new stage business has been introduced.
The musical selections are nearly all new
and well rendered.
The New Iork Graphic says: There was
hardly standing room ia the Fifth Avenue
Theatre last night when the curtain vss
rung up on xr. snd Mrs. George 5. Knight :
new edition OF Over tue Garden Wsl." Il
IS one of the most amusing absurdIJies ina
gintb.e, and kept the audience in coniinu-
GUS laughter TOR nearly three hours. An
old theatre gOer remarked at the end OF The
performance. 1T Is without exception the
best entertainment OF the kind / ever saw.
And DO was right. There j. enough iun
condensed into the piece 10 satisfy The most
cynical
Let the house be well filed tonight
A two weeks DRAMATIC SESSION at Powers
commencing Monday, April l6. Miss Ida
Van Cortland, supported by her own
specially selected company, will appear 81
Powers in a repertoire Of plays. AL the
dramas will be pToduc with thorough a.
tenlion TO accurate detail costumes OF
unequaled ele-snce and with a specially
selected company Of excellen, actors. Miss
Cortland opens Monday Dight IL The New
MsgdaleD." Tuesday night and Wednesday
matinee. London Assurao ce.' Wednesday
night, Cora ia the Creole" Prices have
been placed within reach O! all t.. -. IS
and so Matinee prices, - cents 20 all parts
OF the house and children Is cents Niss
Cortland bas been playing al The priDc pal
cities Of The Stste to crowded houses aud
comes here with the best OF commend
atiOnE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

DR. Peter Hood, OF London. in a communi-
cation 90 The Lancet. calls attention TO an
article published 10y hin in she same journal
come twenty years ago on the value Of cal-
cium carbonate IN the form Of caieined ov-
stsr SHELLS. as the means Il arrestsne The
growth Of esncsrous tumors. Ia the case
which be then reported, that Of LADY,
nearly 80 years old. the growth slouzhea
away and left healthy surface after a
course Of the remedy in question, az much
as wouia lie on a shilling being taken once or
twice daT in little warm water OF tea.
He noS reports another case Of sckirrus Of
the breast. ia the wife of physician, in
Which tie treatment was followed by an ar
rest Il the growth and CESSATION of the
pain. the improvements having now lasted
for years and no excrudescence having thus
far occurred Dr. Heed Says that the rem
cir can Do 10 harm. sad that the priIra
face svidence in IFS favor IS certsiaiY
strooSsr than THAT on which rests the Use =
chan tsrpentine 50 eagerly resorted 20 hy
the profession Re would restrict the trials
- weu marked cases n scbirTus. ard no
kerefr should he looked for "a less than three
nasutbs New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

The Tfsiiars. - cisss. are most polite snd
god nafured They are very curious. bat
fseir curiosity . never snno7i7z 7 DO net
tAsuk th.rs - snv couatry oD TIE continent
vhe-e ske visiting royalties coaid ~ a. frpa
ss tfev ar- here et San Reno When TIE
vcssnr priacess-s here p or, 20 wax they
sse nov.r f.,io-@1 sbcUt. nor are the7 ever
sfared a. - even the pesssrtS TAey look
a. sseus vlsh Kindly inser-St srd p,ol tsiy
toslch rheir hsts- bat thev are never ostr8-
sv- Tsa watering plaoe names q Eng
lard vi c~ar no co1cr-ar1sou VITA the n -
rpss sd zsrtieneSs q - rerrie 81 -
neixshorhse-s = r. Al rsss~fs Ths r1vsi
rrincesses 81 EBxand czr1ot visff ar -
go ssa sss q Eexlznd &ud steeozzs %
~sik u r0bise w.thost h~iaS fo>e@ea -
snck nob as - force sssra a. eu-e me- -
&rs-oen1-E g Css-fora - k~~ Yea
W@A
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
At Sutsh,s.

No brighter. cleaner or more amusing en-
tertsinmsnt hiss ever been given at Smith g
Opera House than is afforded its patrons bY
the programme Of the present week. and
those who do not s>e the working Of the
cast Of artists ss now presented viii rsiss q
rare treat. The moonlight serenade 6rst
part is fresb and move, but containing al
the best musical jsms. TIE oiio is rsplets
with astonishing scts sua pleasant sJr-
pr.ses, aud chiei Of al sre che cODtorii as
of Del Hsuer. ~ TIE human frog. and fbe
French DAvenes 10 the most surprising
trsIsss and seTial Performance ever 9if-
ssed here. u ,ie Jotta Davene's leaps
covering the entire ieagtb Of the autitor-
ium. and hsr fua, dive from the dome sc
Thrilling scenes II the hcYoas ie act. The
sfierDieoe. Scenes IN sn At1e' has tbe
merit 81 relng neE here. although adopted
from rench comedy Take IS sI in 81.
tas weeks entertainment a. smiths is
very near the perfect on ol . vao4svile.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
DEAD LOCK ENDED
SUNSET cox BRINGS IT ABOUT
BEas 70 Furnish fosssxles fSFnftSFe-A a
P<sttioB a. CSaE res - kst&tA t1s
Duty 90 Brsskes-1r4sa Rap
dses st y <saiagsoR-

sSsAesiNt xtAteSAe-sssAA&
WAsHlNsI5s. Apul l2.-in the House to-
day Representative Fcr3 presented pec-
non. sgnsd by the Grand Rapids Brush
Company and several other firms, protest
ing against the reduction OF the duty On
brushes.
The Secretary Of the Treasury today
opened bids COR the furniture Tor the post
oftice a. Council Bluffs. Iowa, and she fol-
lowing were the bidders. Otto Duks & Co,
Baltimore, s6.ss7 Herses 4 Co. Buffalo,
s. .e62, Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Cincinnati. S60l9. John Morse q Co..
Syracuse. " l.. $5.s7i; ConAnt Bros Fur
niture Company. Toledo S. $50 Thomas
Kays & Co. Chicago. 3sl4l. Feige-sils-
bee Fnrnitnres Company. last saginaw.
50 735; Phoenix Furniture Company. Grand
afids. s. ssl.
Charles M. Aver and wife. Of Grand Rap
ids, are at The Arlington.
At Mrs: Dickinson's reception yesterday
afternoon she was assisted by Mrs. Hazel
tine, of Grand Rapids. who is making Mrs.
Dickinson . visit Of few days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
4 NARROW escAps fRoa JUSTICE
A Psa1ssls@.is ytstsia Accused II tneest
Nata 6is Daughter

TIFpsslIIk Pa. April IL Geo. STARK
weather. WOOD chopper ~ years u age,
hsiRg near Grand Valley narrowly exespsd
lynehiag to-day. lie vas arrested yesterday
charged with eoEz I8istlng rape en the eldest
Of his eleven children. daughter IS sears
old. At ihe triai today Il was developed
that be had been continuing the lnoessaous
cfims sIaes tie girl wzs IL years ola. an
der threats 81 instant death. should she
make n known. Stark~ealherS wife IS
the accuseF After the daughters eonfes-
sion Of the uutA as 20 her condition, lndlg-
n4nt cit zens seized SiaTkwestheT. 6rsggei
him from the Justices off1s. snd had
placed \ rope around bis neck when = sher-
m : posse rescoed and removed hun 20
Garland jail for safety.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
ONCE FOR ALL, He is NOT SICK.
l;mmons Blaine Says His Father is Feel
ing Exceedingly Well.

44nmons Biaine says bis rather - reel
ing Exceedingly Well.
NEW YORK. April 12.-The clouds of
rumors and reports about Nr. Blaine being
i which have been spread broadcast tor
some time, are all e1ectually dispelled on no
ess an authority than letter from Mr.
Blslne himself 10 his SOD, Emmons Blaine,
If Chicago. The latter said yesterday:
You can say in the most empathic terms
nat all Tue stories about fathers i'll health
Are wholly uniounded. | got letters from
1lm and from my mother and sister Just as
| left CHICAGO Tuesday. The letters we're
dated at Naples. Father wrote me that he
wss feeling exceedingly well aud the others
oorroborated this information and said that
alner's fund of life and spirits was fulle T
nan ever. lie had some little twinges at
Florence that made him think he was going
TO have rheumatism, but it all went away.
The storles that are being spread around
about his liz health cannot be too severely
denounced because of the anxiety they
cause great maHy OF his friends who 90
not know the contrary and but for their
anxiety / should not care TO say anything
about it."
will your father accept Presiden tial
nomination.
'Oh. now that is another topic. That is
politics, and a. | am plain business man
you must excuse me-"
:. h. Eikns, who was with Mr. Blaine
during this interview, sdded this informa-
ton:
Mr. Blaine il in no such ill-health as re-
ported. There seems 10 be a malicious puT-
pose in these ru.uors. and they should be
put do.n If they occur hereafter, ss the
emanations of malice.
James G. Blaine Jr., has also received
letters from his sister Miss Hattie Blaine,
written before the party seit Florence. in
which she speaks of her fathers excellent
spirits.
W. J. Arsell. Of Judge. sent man to
Florence TO see Blaine and get photo of
him sksn there. be mas 9 cable dispatch
from bis agent. who says he has fulfilled his
mission aud IL on bis way home with e
picture of the liveliest looking sick man he
has ever seen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
HOW 1T HAPPENED.
Nine Days of Inactivity Ended by q Mo-
tion by sunset Cox.


WAsHISGroN. April 12.-The House met
al lI:45 in continuation Of the session Of
Wednesday. April A. Mr. Reed instantly
demanded the regular order. Mr.. Randall
asked unanimous consent TO make state
ment. but was shut off by shouts for the
regular order from the Republican side. Mr..
Cox moved 10 adjourn. AT the demand of
Mr.. Reed the ysas and nays were ordered on
this motion. The motion was lost by a
vote OF $50 To 1873. The announcement was
received with loud cheers from the RepuD-
licans, for a moment the Democrats were
taken sbacg. but Mcmillan soon moved a
call of the House TO compel the attendance
CT abSentees.
Mr. Reed attempted TO make point Of
order against the motion, but the Speaker
decided against him. On viva vOce vote.
q demand Tor "a call was defeated, and On q
standing vote the Democrats suddenly
changed their tactics and voted against
their one motion in order 10 allow smother
vote on adjournment. which was moved by
Mr. Cox, in the hope that strsggleTs
enough had come in since the first vote TO
change the result. The vote resulted:
Yeas. l48; nays. 137 so the House was de-
clared adjourned. The Democrats ia their
turn MADE echoes in the hall with their
applause TO celebrate the breaking OF the
deadlock in its ninth day. Adjourned
until tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

The familiar figure Of Capt. Wright J.
Cofhnberry Is missed from The city al pres
ent. The sturdy pioneer j. attending Ibs
centennial celebration az Marietta Ohio
where he has been bonored with plomin-
en- seat ard coy corner IN the city build
ing has been allotted aim for the display cf
his IN e-es inc and valuable collection q.
historical relics. The venerable Captain
spent MS boynood days in the vicinity oi
Marietta, aud he is well up in The cary his
tory of Nor hern Ohio. DE Will return
home in abC8t week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
BREWERS STRIKE.
rvsry Er~~sry in Chicago Eresps One
stopped

stopped
CHICAGO, April i2-Al the union mails
tsrs and brswsrs ia Chicago went on . strike
stta N. today Such move has been
imminent for some time and is origin Is q
circular issued By ths brewery propristors
which "A Substances announced their deter
minstion 10 refuse any recognition OF the
brewers and masters unions. The urst
clash hstwen employers and men resulting
from TIE circular cAme shout a week ago.
ForsnssH Muller OF Ernest Bros brewery
gave employment 70 uon-union man
prsseuce IN the brewery eIClt-
sd tie anxsr Of bis fellow
employees. al Of whom belong 70 the brew
srs and matters Union No. Is and a vigor-
ous protest was made 70 the foreman.
Rsckmsu's immediate dismissal vas asked
for Muiisr refused and told tie men that
n they d;d not like it fbsY might al cave.
vNieh they did later IN the day shey re-
considered the action snt spplisd for = re-
inststem~ue Muller agreed 10 AXE them
al back except one. vhom he considered
rnglsader 0x she revolt. This proved .
new grievances TO shs Blen anu thsy refused
- sccept the propositisn
The news sprssd rzDidly 20 the men sn-
ployed IN other breveriss aud Secretary
1oung vas induced tD call meeting
which vas held - ths old anarchist head
quarters. Lep's HsH on Westlsnd- st.
F1iy 30 men crowded into the room
Many of the speeches were violent in the
~xtr-fne ard it vas decided % stand by the
krnst Bros. men and ses the Union re-
ccgntzed. The sentiments IA favor Of an
immetiists general strike wss strong. but A.
a matter OF policy. The event t.s postponed.
pending negotiations with tie employers.
The regctiatiens have been fraifless aud
MS morning so masters and hrsvrrs Quit
~''rk. stePping every brewery n the city
excspt krnst Bros. and throwing out Of
EN- mpicvuent probably I so 70 20o0 men.
Ern = Bro-. g working becaase the pro-
pristcrs sous DAYS sxo SECURED forcs az
nom union uea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
MURDERED Foa HIS MONEY
A San Francisco Pcddier Killed and Robbed
by an Unknowo Man.

by an Unknown Man.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.-John Metstutt.
Maltese chicken peddler. was brutality
murdered last night in the suburbs. The
police received the nrst information Of the
crime early this morning. when partn er
Of the dead man rushed into the station
and said that Msfstutt was murdered. The
room where the dead man was found was
padlocked on the outside, and whsa the
police broke in the door 3 ghnstly specta-
Gle vas presented. On q dirty, blood stained
bed lag Mefstutt, his skull crushed in,
bis throat cut. and his wrist hacked a
though he bad made a desperate resistance.
From the body streams of blood trick ed
across the dirty foot Near the body was
sn are. with which the crime had been
committed. The murderer had evidently
gone to : rude mirror in the corner to see
that his face bore nc blood stains. The
dead man hsd sl0O lzst night, but no trace
OF the money could be found. The only
enemy the dead man Was known TO have
was Maltese named Francis. who VAS
angry because Asfstutt did more business
than be- Francis was arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
4 short Honeymoon.

On Christmas eve ia the yesr of lssf
Annie Miller was married 10 Derk Miller ~
this city. Annie claims that after thre,
weeks of welded bliss had passed Defk g0l
furious and broke q quantity of their iurni.
ture over her head. and from that time
until they parted IN May. 1887. Derk had
assaulted her by pounding and kicking he'
aDd showing her on the bot stove and 0tnef-
wise misusing her, also calling her vile
nsmes and accusing her OF adultery. She
filed bli. of divorce IN the CircaiI Court
yesterday, wishing 10 be set free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

CkDAz SPKsss. April l2.-rhe funeral
seryicss over ths remains OF Mas kr1s
Aofshoass wsrs hsld NJ the NJ. s. church
today, Rev. J. W. Davis preaching the ssr-
mon The decreased vas 10 years Of ass and
bsd suffered for several years from that
drrad disease consumption. she sAs active
nnenOer 0f ne M r. church and also Of the
SUNDAY school, Ar A0fehszd snd family
visa through the IELEsEAN "A EEALD 10 ex-
press their hsartfelt thanks 70 the friends
~ao have 80 kindiy assisted them during
tAsif bsresyerent -. > spoon
srs new building AZ the g D
q y. junction Is aezr.y cOmpIeted--A
sugar social given oy tie CasutAuqua So
eisty lsst nlght Vas a success financially and
ssctaliF
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

A surprAsisg Position Assumed by Car
dinAl Manning.

BALTIMORE, April 12.-Cardinal Man
ming has a paper in the current number oi
the american Catholic Quarterly. in which
be maintains that all men have Q com
mon right TO use the things created fox
them and their sustenance. but this com
mon right does not exclude the possession
OF anything which becomes proper u
each. Human and positive law cannot
ah-ogate the divine law. and where persons
are holding subersbundsntly of the necss-
saries OF life il is their duty to see that the
poor are sustained properly. The Cardins.
points 10 old laws which justified men in
taking (stealiDg) food for their own sus-
tensnce; not to uphold stealing. but to
show that natural lau is paramount TO all
positive law. Necessity has no law. and Z
starving man has right to his neighbor'a
bread
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
ASKED TO RESIGN.
The Rector OF st PsuPs Church moi
Wantsa-Re Declines the fnsitasian.


Wantsd-He Declines the Invitation.
There is trouble IN the St. Pauls Epsco.
pal parish Rev. J. Rice Tsy Tor. tAe rector
lives al Douglass. which Is about forty
miles southeast Of here. and for three years
be has made wesk.y trips 10 this city. 50
conduct services 1tthe church on Iurner-st
lie Is guile En Ola ulAn aud 4 is said thas
hs power Of thought l. waning and his
voice Is weakening % that il y very indis-
uncl anu can scare iy be heard beyoBc ths
front seats. The congregation las eradu-
ally owindled. until but a very few nos
attend the services. The Yestry seeing this
state OF Affairs decided 10 make chance
and extended the venerable pastor aB inv
ta3on 10 resign. he received the invita-
ton but respectfully declined 20 accept
saying tlst lie proposed 20 hold the position
of rector of 81 Paui's until be was ready 10
retire. No persuasion or argument hac the
desired effect and now the yesfrg and mem
Ders Of the church have peiitioDed the
Bishop 20 haye hIm rea4oyed Ia order tha'
8 younger man may be appointed 10 enthuse
new YlgOr into the congregation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
A MYSTERIOUS CASE
0EAT- 81 POISON AT sATTLE CREEK


BArrLs CzEiK. Aich.. April i2-Ths cor
snsr's i4ry "a ths case of Mary B.rrinser.
.ssd tAlr6een years. Who died Jan. - under
peculiar circumstances. today rendsrsd a
vsrsict thai ahs came - hsf deatA by poison
Oven her b. sonas ons 9nka0sa- Further
inssstl xaEloDs are 70 follow. The case = .
peculiar sus, and the authorities hsslEaEs -
sAy shAE ar sh0m thsy suspecf. Ia Lne
arst Diacs the child "a sAid % have died dur
fnx tns ahasIIcs Of her iatasr snd ssspmoth-
eF. although tie lsttsr gave a-r some light
mssiieins az hOur or two before hsT ds4Lh.
h . ~ be hoDsd that t4s oliciais can clear
the matter uo 50 that. as u very h4sly, ia
nocent parties may net De susDected-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

Wednesday night, when Mrs. Frank Let
teller and daughter we're returning home
from party, they were met on Ransom ST
oy two men. Tney topped tie lsaiss, ana
one Of them, p scing . revolver IN the
ladies' face ssid he Vas obliged 20 shoot
her. They screamed ard the men ran
svsy. The iadiss we're badly frightened
and they ran into ns ChFrs b59se for
protection. A httie lsier Al attempt was
made eY some ore 20 Esin sn snfrznce 70
The residence Of ]. ". Psibsrsm- On Bar.
cisy-st. but gers scsred ssav
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

D.rEorr. Ar<il Ed Huntley and Mat
sonahsn were convicted in the Recorders >
'oart today Of the Edmund Austin burg
lsry. This alsernoon AonahAn was con-
yietsd Of shooting a. Patrolnsan Mcmillan
vita inteat 10 kill The Jury was out three
ninntas Monshan was sentenced to 25
years imprisonmeng ~ Jackson aud Hunt
ley 10 - years zach Is 26 years old. and
each has served . eerm in prison before.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

JAcKsoS. April I2-Byron Cstlin,
brakeman on the NJ c. T. F.. running be-
tween Jackson and Bay City. fell from
freight krAin near the tile factory. north OF
his clty. this morning. striking on his
head, lniicting . probably fatal wound
A deep cut vas also found just above his
hip. Bis clothing was not torn. and the
physicians are not able 70 account for the
cash on bis BODY.