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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Given IN the Young Mems Prohibition
Ctab Tsss Even1ag.

Given IN the Young Mems Prohibition
Ctab Tsss EvesiRg-
About one hundred msmbsrs OF the Y
N. c. A. attended the reception az Psari-st.
lsst evening rendered them BY toe Y. w.
CRU.
The exercises Of ths evening we're opened
With prayer BY Rev. W. F. Richardson.
Miss stewart delivered the address Of vel
cu1se. snd i1vocsfion. Rev. Candee. Rs-
freshments vers served in Sons of Veterans
army. sitter which the Glse club favored the
sndisnce With song &. ". Richie gave
q recitation. The Glsd.stor." followed
With an Instrumental duet on the piano by
n sses elise and Bittenbsader
rbe members Of the club then proposed
and responded to she following tossts
The Pr0hihitiso Psrty. Rev. ". r.
Richardson. Our Country Rev. r. r.
Benneft ouug Mems Prohibition Cab. -
Dr. Z. T. Whitfield. The TAH Wm.
Richmond. "Our Csndidstss Rev. J. e..
Crozier. "pur Next Governor NJ H
walker. ~0ar. Pledge Book. Mss Glars
WheeIer"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
THE OLD SETTLERS
Thsy nsss &aa Haze Grand Good fisss'
- 01ly tks s3ia Fis@~sss ssa hsss-
-Ehss sPs4k. s1.sE hisiss x~ts
st<is, saa Hsss . nisas
Gao4 fszzzz.


On sccouat Of tie thrssteains weather
Ehs pionseEs Of Kent eoaaty dld nos meet
Il IhslT znzf1sl piense aall sssssldsy sftsf-
nson. The crowd vas not as large ss thai
whlch has sfEenasd their foxnsF pieaies
Dat shoss 40 ware PFesent sssmed 70 sa-
10y Ehsmselzes fizhf heartily. fas assem-
by sss called % order ~ DE-. shsphsEd.
Fr~sidsnt Of the society. snd the exercises
we're opened b. singing All hsA. hes.
" ". Johnson leading. PRAYER sAs then
osefe,i o. Mr.. Johas0a. N shiea he IN
vakel divine blessing On the olc settlers of
Kent county.
Hon. chzs. Taylor then gave = welcoming
address. and expressed bis gratitude Al De-
Ing able &C greet 50 many Of TIE pioneers
tie hoped that thsy would ali preserve
their usefulness until the end
Rev. W. w Johnson sext gave an adj
dress. IN which be earnestly warned the Ia
thsr and mother 10 keep tie relns OF busl-
ness ia their 0sn haBds until they should
be called % 20. He had seen msay father
and mother drigsn out by their children
when the management of affairs was turned
over % tnem too 5000. lie did not Ike 20
hear a young mzn cali his father the ''old
man" and II no had boy 40 years Old
| that would call him the old man be would
.hiD hina. Ihere vas no greater marx of
a mao than the respect for ones parents, no
matter what may Do thsir character.
Judge Holmes Was called on Tor an ad-
/ dress. BAT before DE took the stand the band
began paying and be did not speak. AFTER
/ these exercises the crowd scattered them
selves through the grounds TO enjoy visit
/ with their friends, or boat riding on The
1 AXE
/ Many OF those present who took dinner
At home did not bring their lunch baskets
| along, bat those who did as evening ap-
preached assembled in the pavilion or at
| the tables in the grove and enjoyed ths
deliezeies vita which their baskets were
| filled.
Dancing has Usually been an important
part OF former pienics, and many were 9
lIitle disappointed that no dancing Was IN
| dulged Ia yesterday. number OF th'
faces OF old settlers who were present last
year were missed from the crowd yester-
day, some who have passed away. but nC
sad thoughts were INDUCED Ia yesterday
The pioneers met 10 enjoy themselves. ant
they succeeded admirably.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Bxrnans saysrnznx ear u st Union De-
pst-
se.slst lssss ~ss s-poEtsd Yesterday a. is
Chatham 81.
Fssnk " ffszs. . sad Lsks boz, ~s
saxsn 10 lhs cald z4tsE seh.,oi Yesterday.
IA slselrse noiar II moti0a 70 Monroe
g. .lados attracts eenzidssz0is sissntioa'
The nsz dspots II R8ns City aad ether
points on the q. Z. !. hAss D~sa eona-
plsasd
PA.sbs Hszen hss sald Iot II, Ga Peter
Rsbsrls adaition, % 7. Stewart nits iof
8 80
The oaies e supt MssAssney % adorned
with pletufs of Ihe ics breaking stssls4sf'
%. Lknscs.
large number of coiorsd yoanz msn
sent north Yesterday % serve A. ssissfs IA
ths resort aosels.
Abous twenty i've toafists from the sonth
pzssed thfsa<h tas eiIy yesterday en- fouss
or ne nofthsrn resorts.
The Board of Trade mssts tonight. and
the m4ltsr 0f netter feiegrsp poie facllltles
will be thoroaghly considered.
The srst California potatoes ever received
here have arrived and clsmos loudly fof
frsl xht a IA sals OF - cenls Ter bashei.
n II. Nichols and Chas D. Y0ungs
haqiag served their sixty DAYS as probation
az galrolnen add are noH Iull hedged ON
cefs
A iox osned bv Frank LAlone BIT jerome
Trosofidzss hftls child Ia the face ysstsr-
asy m0fainz. aad the police ordered Il
ktiled.
n Thos. Belts. Formerly OF Bentoc Hsr'
boF a ia this city. be can learn iot OF val
uabls Information oy calAog on 5npt
smith, al Police headquarters.
The nizhG trains slll be pul on the O. K
ns1t Monday. Nearly all the Der Ia
on the arst train have been secured ol
Chicago parties znd southern tourisLs-
The plan Of giving The Fourth OF July
pyroteehnie display on the Sixth Stres
EriGgs as arst suggested BY the fELEaRAA
HsaALD uassts With general approval
On account Of The many other attraction
on the Fourth Of July. The new steame
Gfaad Island viii not run 10 TIE Island. oa
viii maze frequent trips 10 the Soldiers
Home.
The drivers Of ths police patrol wagon
and Officers in charge have recssved instruc
tions from CITY Physician Drosts In prsc
steal treatment for cases OF sunstroke an
drosnlnk.
II IL expected that the Kalamazoo has
opponents OF the Tri-Siste League on "a
Ramona Park. near this city, daring IN
baiancs OF The sszson.
Secretary smith, Of the Grand Rapid
Cricket Club. has received letter from Ses
retafy shaw. Of the Chicago club. stain
that their eleven siil be here over the ID
H. q ID. On The morning Of the fourth, .
o.t5.
The Butchers' Protective Association {
Kent county have sent out circulars askin
for signatures 10 petition asking the Les
islsture TO pass a sw prohibiting %
dressed beef IN the cities Of The state ant
inspscted-
There are very few days when there
not blockade on Csnsl-st.. 10 lsy ne
plank sidewalk This time IL is IN front {
the Matter block. When shall We nav
stone walks made universal and permAneI
on cur business streets
sam NcRobsrts and Garfield. The NJ A
Cos bail club pitcher. viii De sent 10 70
Grand Rapids regatta by the Grand Rive
Club for The pair race. II the college facult
vil consent 70 the latters taking the n
quisite time for bis studies. lansing Josz
M
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

sons Of she Proceedings of the Board Yes
tsEday.

Some Of the frocssdfngs OF the BOARD ss-
tsrdsy.
President withey was IN the big chair at
ths Board yesterday. and Commissioners
Powers, More and Hawkins gathered around
the long table.
Nearly si5e worth OF claims we're allowed
III. ". Ray made sn application for q
position on the police force.
r. pykstrs asked to be appointed a special
policeman az the Holland Christian Re-
formed church. Action viii be taken a.
The next meeting.
r. J. Sitter asked for leave Of absence
from July IS 70 August 1. Referred to
Committee on Men.
A petition vas received from large
NUMBER Of ministers. asking the Board TO
remove Mary Shsf-r from the vicinity of
ths Emerson Placed oo Tile.
Five hundred copies Of the annual report
Of the Board we're ordered printed.
Hereafter the daily record book AZ head
quarters must 0e signed every day. or the
unlorturate policeman who fails 10 sign
his daily report.
F0lice beat No. rs vas changed go that q
pstroinsn viii os IN Kent alley aud Canal
slley all night
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The line Of sx-Mayors ofthe city. sppoint-
81 by Nsvor Weston % Strange for tae dad
icstion Of The nev city hslL held = nieeiing
IN he psrlors Of tie Morton House sf 5
D. ri Yesterday. Nsvor Weston occupied
the chair and means sna methods for cele-
bratinz The event af chsisseniag ne q " =
cspi.sl we're discussed. Ex-AaTog Johnsca
moved thst . ccunmittee of fve 0f vhica
Mayor Weston shonid ae chairman shcuit
he appointed ~ ihe chsir - tsks f1li charge
oi ne rrsxrsmlns. TIE uaoticn wsz csrrissi
and ~ MsTcr safef II asYor's Johnssn.
cnrl -nlIlaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

I herehy ehalengs Fr-d Ksser, tie
~onbi-ss pugilsss - Grsnd Rsrids . seks
% asish. or s1y num6er 81 round. wfsh
skin-fisAt gloves. fof frsrn SO - $40 ard
sntlre Tzr@ rscefr7s wittin 80 wsexs frana
cso~ of slxnfnx srti cies Fzrht - enre q
sifher Detroit O. Grand Rscsd~
Jkuss DorssuzTv
2 ST tee aoovs sea.ieres = s>csrta.s
rleass coss zansests ~iza na> ss - sra
wsld-st. E.etrelt n
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The Grand Rapids Cricket Cirb win prsc-
tlce as ,. n. On he far zround tossv.
snd s. = absolutely necssSafv tkst evsrv
scflFe member hs present At TIE regular
nesting Nonusy eve nlnx. - conrlese TIE
aTrtngeneuts Tor - reception Of Tee Chi
caEo Ctut cu rhe 4fh. there saouif - a
genera sstenssncs e a. nsefah@rs It q
- - hsr~1 thaf no nemesr ef ths eIns
vi ne iersiict in the precsrstion f3r iAss
meet q ths ksiehfs of tns wil.o~ snd
snhere - e I'll - ere - the most inter.
sstng asnrures 81 Iaaep~nsfence Day. o.
SAf~nfs~-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

TNBIsSAFoLIs. June IA telegram from
Columbus, Ind, reports that Mrs. Jane
Ennis, living few miles from there, b.d q
dSsperste encounter With black sraks
watca sr0pped npo1 her from a CHERRY
tree. under vhiCh she vas stancang II
coiied itssif shont Der hody. bnt shs SIC.
cee3ed il vsenchins Il Ioose. Il az. N
sprung upon her. however. coiiirg itse
nzhflT sbous her nerx. The moth<r ~ To-
lsdy rashef 70 hez sssistsacs aud e required
80 srrs1sfa o. both to ioosea snf ki.i tbs
rsrri3s- Afterwards Mrs. Fans lost co..
scieusress frnEn fright
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
HALF FARE on Tn. LAKE sHosE RAILWAY
lilly 3D AND 4fa

The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railway will sell special excursion tickets al
half fare lone fair for the round trip 10 and
from all stations on it's line and branches.
July 50 and 4th; good TO return up 10 July
5th. inclusive. This will be rare oppor-
tunity 10 90 somew here and celebrate the
glorious fourth al a nominal expense. Pur-
chase your tickets early and avoid the rush
at the stations. Ample accommodation
for all will be provided on above days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.
The Lawn Fete ut the Homs OF Mr. and
Mrs. X. q. Luce.

The Lawn Fete at the Home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. X. q. Luce.
Over three hundred people attended the
lawn fete given by the ladies of the Univer-
salist church last evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Luce. The spacious
grounds were brilliantly illuminated and
presented very pleasing appearance. Ice
cream. straw berries and cake we're served,
and lemonade sold TO the thirsty.
Miss Emma Koon took the part OF the
Gipsy fortune-teller. and the amusement
created was unlimited. She changed the
usual order of fortune telling and told fu-
lures in parties OF three aud nine.
Music was furnished by Miss Ada Hunt,
Mrs. Campau, Fred Wurzburg and Douglas
Lane, of Chicago.
The evenings entertainment was gran
success. both socially and financially. From
abroad was Miss Yetta Miller, of Mansfield
Ohio, an invited guest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Nofic T.

ns attention Of oil parties who are look
ing tor place IN which Ia locate msnafac-
tories snd other Industries Is called 10 ths
village Of fincon niHg Bay county, Ateh,
Good sbippiag facilities. nsarnsss 70 Al
abundance Of Iimber and cheap fuel are of
feFed. The vii lsgs is In . noarishing cen
dition and 70 good bona fids manufacturer
will oner . good bonusL Address ID. A
Mcdonnell, village clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.

The Street Railway Company will run ex
ira cars for the Old Settlers picnic, rs fol
lows. without change
Leave corner Hall and Division-sts.. 0 a
m: Seventh and Stocking SITS. $50 a. m.
West city limits on Bridgeist., 1000 a. Ia.
Coit-ave., 1880 Q. m; Eighth ward from
Indiana-st., 9:30 a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Prof c. g. Swsnsherz. of ths Grand
Rsrids Business Celisxs ssvs tie T u C.
A deieSsies - ths rcnventien rfsie aut 30
Red Lake. sud entertained then - irs
iuneh. Grsnd RscidS cent gef sicne
~itbout Ar. SwsBscerx. ksns mar hs
rra .,,ef E,ui,--sr.,-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

rls1 ~scss Same q Trrsaskx- r szA1n
rrrcr;sr vas u1shis 10 sesra. seii sowa =.
eievsfcr sash 81 - Ps.ri 81 sst evrusnx.
and ~ss sally sr1ssss md shaken 10. Tia
cooS - sAe shs1 ~sz ep~n oa - secsr,3
secr sci ths mar vslksf tsrouxA 4 "a ne
dark and fei q the hssemenL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

During July and August the library
hours will be from 10 10 II 9. M. and 2 20
p m. BY order of the Library Com
mittee. III. j. CARR, Librarian.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

For don't care dull. tired feeling. inn
poverished blood. dull pains in tack and
head, tantalizing skin eruptions. kemp's
Sarsapariila never fails to give relief. We
always guarantee it. Price 81 per bottle.
Hbbs' drug store, l26 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
AsATTLs VITA SINNERS.
Three Dfstiiieries Destroyed and . Deputy
Z. q Marshal Killed.

L. = Marshal Killed.
LfrTLE Rock. Ark. jane ga despsrsts
battle occurred between the revenue Officer.
and moon sinners, near Black Springs, yes
terday. Internal Revenue Collector Fry
and posse rsided the nOonshiDers camp in
the vicinity. destroying three dis,iilsries
Shortly afterward tbs posse we're attscke
from an ambush BY an armed hand Of
moonsainers A regular battle ensusd. in
which Depaty nitsd States Marshal Tram
ner uax killed
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Insure your Merchandise and Mills. your
Barns and Dwelling Goods with Holden
L. g. D.-& Sons. and have it understood
that you can walk the wire alone; $50 by
Telephone
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock of
Fine Gold Jewelry i'm the
city; Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Our Plated JeWelry is The
Most Elegant i'm the city.
A. PREF SSIft.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

TIE rsssnsers 81 ne estv press I'll 70 ~
T.ug Lske nexn MendsF. lrs-iax here af
-i5am. The members n ~ guests Of he
g. 4. q L r. r. and 4 zoof une = veueAesi
f,r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness,
headache, sallow complexion. Price 25
cents Tibbs' drug store, l26 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

For sale ln Grand Rarils o. f,faN br ~ leon-
sr1' kfcns Co. ffaref - irs' d. ils caIisl.
t. John Corses ~ fsrai-rt = Asr iie Nccu.
G NoiTocsi Van Der Ven a, Afnusn itt
Nouryesi 90 .nell 3, * 3 -4ufi illF san a..
AZ u litHfhaf IT, ~ rth iNVi-l .Hsf. Al ~
nslf. ~ roiih la,Aten g. n Hpfifn. go
Si.Ulh lifiSlCu.sft ffatr en-. ~ Fotiih
niyrianst..2 j. fsIAnp A CO.. llr = Uih ilsi-
sIoH-st.i fhffr Graham. ~ fff 80 foulH llfi-
sisn Ieo. 1nitr.rH fd tvifh i1ritlDe-a a.
D Young hselthy ind 3efcr oa.aftt. -.
Hydorn. 81 esi Bridge g.. . Iut- nsei
biioee = Chns. y loIt e. isf Nesi iHofc 4 I.
ifsHcst nuas "a 4 ~ Irfsas 1f Nsai hf.
ave. = q. lthn Hp a afH lra.s fi 4. t.
Blakelfs a Co. i9f Nef' fiatpn- ~. = veg
nef. lp fs'i Ffidre si q nn ont ~ tHft
idrs.,i N'nrhe.I ~ 3 foist SO fssi frsifesi. 4
1homes kcaiue llf Epf nfiarf - NJ e.. -
kiuldfuicf &c faft ffitg 20 g. - aii lruif.
- Ilg iufeldefe. = a. Bfrrfr tof. 81 iis'n-
feid ave. g. i ~ nufeu ~ l"siuia ls.f - ~
D. TounnE 20 Iisinfflf.fte \. Va o. fesf
- lIalBfei1-aAc., a g. tfsF. - fpu'h iNfi-
fior fEurik Amgffuf ~ lifHffta ave
kels Hardware - rf0 ff ffsffi rIiie-fff i
ifint Bra Gum, ~ HffrdtiIls ave- =.
v lcr Dfa. f erHnlr' afr 4fhr hfrwucst.
- DfaDcYIiisEFc John s 3 yktfe. Mssi - a-
trd end 1uneffiti p Nst Ter Necn, hcd
lconaTf a.
sssrdsri Bros. Jolhing hrs nst-n't n
Geo. G vefih-,fef q 90. ? heirs, ne a Co.
"a lf0rnsn a o.. koIsr. lHlfinut nf a f'o.
hatmafu lfovtlt tffftt g. ottai etfvl.
ehh losfef tlevrfi a.. fissfinf Terry.
fuitiey. mon a Hotrs. Ans p Nr1seraG
60 n ~ s0nsr vi hors IollarF hfesu f0f Eitb-
igsn " ho buy 81 b. and lo fros o.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

$500 PER DOZEN.
Cabinet Photos, finest flush, at Wvkes'
gallery, 35 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

NssaEzs1os. Jsss z--fs< hlchisHn
sna u l.eeEzin. Lisbt . tzssa sasszsiy ssaas
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
A Fine Pair of speetaeics i'm
Case all for 81 90.
GOLD sPECTACLES,
PEBBLE SPEcTACLES.
EYE GLASSES OF all kinds.

We refer with pleasure - the Hsiowins nsmo
who haae leen heneA-led b or alaA.c.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
Dak0fH Tin.

Rapid City, OAK, April 1S-The new
laboratory OF the school of mines made
the first run of Dakota tin ore to-day
The reduction process was q complete
success. Plans for the erection of large
works for treating tin by this process
were Immediately formed by leadipp
citizens. Prof. Emmons of New York,
who has been recently inspecting and
investigating mines, left hare to-day flo.
Chicago to look for machinery. He
promises to take oHe-ffth OF che stock
OF the Q company. The process is SO
simple end cheap, it is thought the works
cannot fell TO pay.
Hastings, April 18-The Black Hills
Tin mining company was organized at
the Gardner house last evening, with an
authorised capital of 81 600 COO and the
following officers; President, j. a. Smith,
Hastings; vice president, j, L. Fox, st.
Paul; treasurer, William Thompson
Hastings: secretary, William Ruan. 81.
Paul. Eleven directors we're also elected /.
The company proposes 20 sink a shaft
! the Hills, the claim being located near
the bonanza mine, lately struck by an
English syndicate. The company will
Incorporate under the Minnesota state
laws.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES.
rho Roads Between Chicago and tbs Mis
souri, Drop Rates 80 Per Cent.

rho Roads Between Chicago and tbs nTis.
souri, Drop Rates 80 Per Cent.
CHICAGO, April 19.-Al of the rail-
roads between Chicago and the Missouri
river have agreed to drop freight rates
between all points east of the Missouri
river, including St. Louis, Chicago and
New York, and common Colorado points,
30 per cent. This heavy reduction was
brought about by the recent cnt rates
between New York and Denver by the
Morgan Steamship line and the Fort
Worth and Denver road, and the new
tariff OF the Chicago and Missouri roads
which takes effect at once, is intended
to meet the water and rail competition
of the lines named. The new rates ap-
ply between New York, Chicago, Peoria,
all Mississippi river points, and all Mis-
souri, river points, and Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Gilmore, Trinidad, and
CHEYENNE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
Ohio Republicans,

Dayton, o., April, 19-Tbe resolutions
adopted by the republican state conven-
tion to-day denounce the democratic
party for it's notification of the wal
amendments to the constitution where
by the republicans of the south are prsc.
tically denied a voice in tho govern
ment's operation, and favor snch econo-
mic legislation as will protect all Ameri.
can industries. The message of the
president and the recent action OF the
majority of the ways and means commit.
tee is denounced as e di.es. aud open
assault upon these industries.
The platform, in conclusion, presents
the name of John Sherman as eminently
qualified for the Office OF president, and
Ohio's delegates to the national conyen-
tion are directed to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination.
Daniel j. Ryan was nominated for
secretary of state, and Judge J. P. Brad.
bury for supreme court Judge.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
THE HARLEM DEMOCRACY.
A Substitute for the Resolution Endorsing
Cleveland.

"A Substitute for the Resolution Endorsing
Cleveland.
NEW YORK, April 1p.-The Harlem
Democratic club decided not to create the
precedent of recommending the nomina-
ton of any particular candidate for presi-
dent, and therefore adopted a substitute
for the resolution introduced Mt a pre-.
yious meeting, endorsing President Cleye-
lands candidacy. The substitute is that
President C~levelapd's wise statesman
ship his w~atchfulness over millions of
acres of public land, preservation to the
treasury of large sums of money against
extravagant and fraudulent claims; wise
enforcement of the civil service rules;
courageous presentation of the tariff
question entitle him to the gratitude and
affection of the Democratic party; that
the sentiment OF the club In favor OF Mr..
Cleveland is so well known as to be
impossible of misconstruction, and that
therefore this IS q fitting time to re-estab-
lish the rule that the club, in order to
keep itself free from the charge of per-
sonal politics, should not officially de-
clare itself in favor of any individual can
didate. A committee wal appointed to
represent the club at the St. Louis con.
vention. They will go uninstructed as
to their action. In tae debate on the
resolutions all the speakers except one
favored Mr.. Cleveland, but the majority
opposed committing the club officially
further than as indicated by the tone OF
the substitute,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
INVESTIGATING AN ACCIDENT.

THE Conductor Had Not Slept for Fifty
Hours, md Was Tagged Out.
DIES MONIES, April 19.-The evidence
taken before the railway commissioners
at Creston shows that the conductor of
the wrecked freight train had had no
sleep for fifty hours. and that he de-
INJURED to starting back without rest.
BE was asleep when the train passed
Cromwell. The engineer had not slept
for thirty hours. Twenty miles from
Creston he looked st his watch, which
indicated 2:t5 a m. Time was lost at
Preacott, and seeing the ssal clear, Light
at Cromwell, he hurried by. The Cr6m-
well operator claims he signalea Creston,
but Creston disputes this. The brake
man had 20 watch. The passenger crew
were ordered not to exceed twenty miles
an hour, to avoid h chance Of obstruc--
ton. Thestrains met at double curves,
both emerging from cuts at the same
tin,e at 400. Both were experienced en-
Qinesrs.