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dc Long Mi GniItr

KANSAS CITY, Nov. PA special to
the Star from Hiawatha says: In the
case of Franklin De Long who has
been on trial charged with the murder
of w. Shunimsky, the jury brought in
a verdict of not guilty this morning.
The plea of self defense was clearly
proven. De Long killed Shunimsky III
the Iowa Indian reservation June last.
while returning from a Sunday carous-
al at RulO, Nebraska.
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Remarkable Blind Men.

MOHU5 OdTlO. '-oOTUnKDOn rTO0 ETSSG
Remarkable Blind Men.
A namesake of our great American
temperance lecturer, John Cough, an
Englishman by birth, became quite cele-
bratsd as botanist and writer on sub.
jects pertaining to natural philosophy.
He was totally blind from the age Of
years, the sense OF vision being so dead
ened that he could not perceive the glare
Of sunlight upon the snow on the bright
est winter days. Disabled by this appall-
ing aff1iction, he studied botany, his
wife, brothers and sisters doing his read
ing, and collected and arranged, by the
sense of touch alone, and without the
least aid from any living human being,
one of the largest and most valuable col
lection of dried herbs and grasses at that
time Q7SO) known in Britain.
That wonderful invention, the string
alphabet for the blind, was invented by
8 man who never saw his queer looking
machine, the face Of his mother, or the
''glad sunlight" of which he 90 feelingly
wrote. David Macbeth was blind from
birth, yet perfect genius in dozen
different ways. He was an accomplished
musician, perfect prodigy in mathe-
A1e4NASS $lLA al "a LII OE0CE
of merit. Besides his string alphabet, he
was the inventor Of one Of the earliest
known revolving barrel churns, OF .
clamp to be used by bookbinders in
stitching leaves together, and of q self
Oiling attachment for wagons and carri-
ages He could take his watch to pieces
and put it together almost as quickly IS
the man who made it could have done.
1t was without crystal, and by gently
touching the hands with the tips OF his
fingers he could tell within one second
Of the time Of day or night.
He was an expert atsthe national game
of cricket and was reckoned az being one
o. the most valuable men In some parts
Of the game, but useless in others.
When he died he had been engaged for
years on the perfection Of fire escape,
which has since, with some slight changes
and additions, made q London firm indie
pendent
Alexander Rodenback, the Belgian
politician, and for 3 long time member
of the Belgian lower house, was totally
blind. Besides being noted as political
economist, Rodenback was the author Of
several works on deaf muteism, blindness
and kindred subjects.-John w. Wright
in st. Louis Republic.
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Street Car Strike

KANSAS CITY, Nov. IA special to
the Star from Wichita says. The dri-
vers of both the street car lines III this
city struck to-day against ia de
crease in wages, which was ordered
the first of the month. A squad of POI
lice has just been selected to assist the
officials in moving the cars. Plenty OF
men are ready to take the places of the
strikers. but the old men won't let
them start
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 18.-The steam
ship Strama for Carthagenia via Port
Lemon arrived to-day. She reports that
the British schooner Pearl of Nova
Scotia, Captain Murphy, was seized by
the Columbian steamer Lapopa for
trading on the San Bias coast and
taken to Carthagenia. This is the first
seizure ever made on the coast under
an old act of fifty years standing
making the coast of Columbia dutiable
TO all foreign vessels engaged in tFaS-
ing. This will affect large number of
schOoners belonging to New York,
Baltimore, etc. trading along the coast.
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SOlicitudS.

Madam" said the conductor, "that dog
will have to 60 into the baggage car, and
that boy can't ride for half fare"
''But, SIR
''Sorry, madam, but the company's rules
are strict"
Perhaps we can arrange 1t. Can't l pay
full fare for Fido while Willie goes and ssts
IN the baggage car. Fido's health is SO deli
cate that am afraid to have him out OF my
cars"-Merchant Traveller
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Mnr1Ierer Hanred

WOODBURY.. u. J. Nov. i3.-Joseph
HilIman was hanged here this morning
for the murder of peddler; Zeidman.
The drop fell at 1928 this morning.
The crime for which Hillman to-day
ty, was this. On March
q last the body of a man, was found
in pond near Tierrgillenn The head
vas gashed in 3 number Of places.
The appearance of the corpse indicated
thes bloody murder mad been COM
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DESTROYED by Fire

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. I3.-The
Kentucky classical and business col
leges at North Middletown, Ky, was
entirely destroyed by fire early this
morning. The pupils barely escaped in
their night clothes. The school had
recently been recognized and a fine
building Of forty rooms erected. Loss.
$40. 900; insurance 81 500 in the Royal
and Northampton.
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In HIs Own coln.

Street Car Conductor quitting his head in
side the sar)-Mbngglm s'res'I
Passenger-Thank you. WIN you please
let me OF at Jwxbrgm sreeti
Conductor-What street,
Passenger-K street, you
please
Conductor dmpatientlyI-I can't under
stand you Say it again
Passenger willing to oblige,-Prbmxjgst.
gxxk
Conductor (angrily)-Go to thunderI
Passenger Cblsndlyl-No sir; am going
to Fjmngelwmblgglg street
conductor retreats to the platform and
unburdens his soul fd4 five minutes in the
soft. musical language Of southwestern Tex.
sSIChica1o NeWa
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NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. NOV. IL
Fire broke out at IL O'Clock last night
in the store of Charles Baumgar-
ten on RAILROAD avenue, Jonesburg,
ten miles south IF here. and spread In
the factory Of the Annex Machine
company the. Middleshire company
the grocery of George Vanarsdale and
the drug store of II. l.. Jaques. ali of
which were destroyed. The loss is
SO, GOO; insurance small.
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Medical Society Meets.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12!-A special
to the Star from Newton says: The
Southern Kansas Medical society met
in this city yesterday. Many promi-
nent physicians from all over Kansas
were present. A number of papers
were read and discussed. Wichita was
selected as the next place of meeting,
and the time, May. The officers cleo
ted for the ensuing term are, presi-
dent, DR.. McAdams, Wichita; secretary
DIR. Harris, Mulvane; treasurer, DR..
Furley, Wichita. The meeting was
terminated with grand banquet at
the Clark house.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c, Nov. I'm
quiry was made at the state depart
ment this morning respecting the re
p rt0 telesraphed yesterday from the
City of Mexico that Minister RYAN
wenld not return to that country. The
official addressed, ;, said he did not be-
lieve there was word of truth in il.
He had not heard Of any such proposed
action by Minister Ryan He said,
however, that the minister would be
communicated with and the facts
learned
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Andrew Drumm, who is now under ar
rest in Toronto, Canada, has returned
an Indictment charging him with for
ment is one under which he can be
extradited and he will be brought
back at once. 1t has been
learned that Drumm invested a large
portion of the proceeds from his for
gerry in Toronto real estate in the
name of close friend, and it is be-
lieved that Major DrUmm will be I'M
able to recover that amount of the sto-
len money.
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w. c. 7. U. Convention.

CAICAGo, Nov. Fin the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union conven-
ton this morning proposed amend
ment to the constitution of the body
prohibiting partisan political action
was offered on behalf of the section of
the Union represented by Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster of Iowa. 1t at once precipitated
warm discussion which is now in
progress.
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He Received Message from the Express.

He Received Message from the Express.
Christopher Gould, the assistant dis
patcher of the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad. who resides at 500 North
street, last Wednesday received Si5,-
O0O from the Louisiana State Lottery.
He held one twentieth of ticket No.
S,1S4, which drew the first capital
prize of $300. 900, in the drawing of the
10th inst. In a personal interview
with the gentleman, he Informed us
that the first ticket he ever purchased
was about four months ago and that
So was all be had invested in it.-Steel-
ton. PA Advocate, September %.
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Address Registered LEttrS Containing
CURRENCY To
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

NEW ORE ANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
"REMEMBER, that the payment of Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF
New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by
the President of an Institution, whose char
tered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or
anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
parI OF fraction of Ticket ISSUED BY US in
any Drawing. Anything in our name offered
for less than Dollar Is a swindle.
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IT'S GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
lNGS take place Semi-AnnualIy. June and
December), and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
BER DIR AWlNGS take pla a in each of the
other ten months of the year, and are all
drawn IN public. at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, La
~ e do hereby certify tn at we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
terry tompany, and In person manage and con-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, farnes-
aud in good faith toward all parties, and we
authorize the Company TO use this certific ate,
with facsimilies of "ur signatures attach I'd. in
lis advertisements.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IA Lon
don. Kentucky. special to the Times
says that the French-Eversole feud at
Hazard, Kentucky, has broken out
afresh and several have been Killed.
The fight began "Wednesday. The only
man known t. have been killed is Ed.
e. CamDbell
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mitted. Some days afterwards the
friends of Herman ZeidHan, a peddier
who had been missing since November
q, identified the body as being that of
the peddler. At the trial it was prov
en- that after he had stolen the money
and pack OF the peddler he had thrown
Victed.
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Will FIGHT

BosToN, Nov. IA telegram re-
ceived by Captain Cook in this CITY
last night said that Jack Dempsey
and ySung Mitchell of California had
been matched to fight in two months at
purse of SO 900, and a bet of g.. 500 on
the outside.
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Iteciments summoned.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Journal DIES
Debats says that two regime nts of cav
airy have besn summoned to Paris to
suppress the proposed BOulangist dem
OnsLratlOn on Tuesday next. There
are rumOrs that no attempt will be
made to hold the demonstration.
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A Proverb Wen Indorsed.

Remember, my boy, that time is monsy,
and you must use it to the best advantage"
said old Parrott to his nephew, at the conclu-
sion of an hours harangue.
81 win try to-" replied the scapeg1ac
And as he looked at the kind old mans ESQ
check in the hallway he murmured: Eighty
three cents minute; that hours been well
employed Fi-Life
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She Wasn't Pouted.

Grocer tvho has lately joined the militia,
practicing in his shopl-Right, left, right,
left Four PAGES to the rear; march, Falls
down trap door into the cellar.I
Grocer's wife lanxiouslyl-Oh, Jim, are
you hurt9
Grocer savagely, but with dignity)-Go
away, woman; what do You know about warl
Liverpool Post
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An ingenious automatic, self-meas-
uring oil tank pump was received yes
terday by Mr.. Ireland. 1t lifts the Oil
from a reservoir in the cellar, measures
it and discharges without loss or in
convenience into any kind of a recep-
tacle.
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A Slip of the Tongue.

Mamma-Why, Harry st. Clair You
naughty, naughty boyl heard you tell
your little brother just now that you'd
''knock him into the middle of next week" IL
he didn't sit over on the sofa. What do you
mean by using such languageI
Harry-I-I-er-I meant to say "pleass
sit over" but my tongue slIpped.-Tima.
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Taken at Her Mord.

Miss Leonora Younger-What lovely
EVENING" In fact, it Is too lovely to remain
indoors What would you proposel
4Ir. Winters (twining an arm around her
waisa-Marriage. Leonora dear. marriage
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Shocking Taste.

Ethel-Don't you think Charley Desmond
= tremendously nice young mani
Clara-Yes, if he didn't dress with such
awfully poor taste.
81 hadn't noticed it."
why, he carries the same cane in the af-
ternoon that he does in the morning r'-Tima
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Aiding the Sufferers.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. IA special 10
the Star from Topeka says: a commit
teeo prominent men from Ssarrett
county are here soliciting aid for The
sufferers from crop failures. If assist
ance Is not rendered great distress will
follow. The committee will not &c
outside of the state to solicit aid.
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WABASH, Ind, Nov. 1.-The Hon.
Warren q. Sayre of this city, recently
appointed a member of the Cherokee
Indian commission by President Har-
rison hes accepted the place and in
obedience to telegram from Secretary
of the Interior, Noble. has gone to
Washington To repoYt for duty.
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A DesIrabIe Observation-Disclosures,

II see," said Mrs. B., as her husband en-
tered the house after thrashing cheeky book
agent, "that you are more accomplished than
l imagined"
How soG' inquired Mr.. B.
''Why, you are quite adept at hammerinR
brass Cleveland Leader
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Mrs. Sadface ito Tommy, who had stolen .
jar Of preservesl-My boy, know you are
sorry. I see it in your face.
Tommy meditatively1-Yes, mamma,
am There was bigger jar on the shelf
that couldn't reach.-Philadelphia Inquirer
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The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Judge Combs: f. j.
StntZman and Lizzie HOstetler, both of
Hartford, also ceremony by his honor
the judge. Daniel ID. Carter and Dora
E. Ludy. both of Jackson township.
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Indian BON. Praxern.

One OF the older Indian boys was obliged
to leave school to work. In the last prayer
meeting he attended he said: sit makes me
feel very sorry when think that next week
my seat will be filed with my absence. An
other prayed that he might walk more ''cit-
cumspotly before the world."- American
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Mr.. Smart las the church gOers passl-Im
surprised that Miss Sweet permits Bodworth
to accompany her. He's about the freshest
young fellow | know.
Mrs Smart-Perhaps that's the reason
why she let's him carry her Psalter.-Boston
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Duke Nichnlns Mnrsc.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE con-
ditlon of the Grand Duke Nicholas,
uncle of the Gar is becoming worse.
The cancerOus formation III his ear is
spreading
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''WelI, Johnny, l shall forgive you this
time; and it's very pretty Of you to write Q
letter to say you're sorry"
Eyes, ma; don't tear it up, please"
"Why, Johnny"
Because it win do for next tims.n-Chris-
tan Nation.
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what struck Him.

Say, old man. can you lend me tenneri
| want to pay my tailor.
That 500 Great Scott, what has struck
you so suddeulyF'
sThe tailors lawyer"-Detroit News
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Slightly Mixed.

George has just been sent to Yale for four
years.
'<Oh, well, | wouldn't worry If he BE-
HAYES wel perhaps they'll let him out in three
years 7-Iatroit News
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VOL. 80. NO. 46

gan at 1890 O'Clock. with = short ad-
dress by Cardinal Gibbons. This was
followed by the chanting of the Feni
Creator Spiritus by two hundred and
fifty students of st. MarS's Seminary
and st. Charles College of Baltimore.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. 12'-Sir Henry James
contintinued his speec h in behalf of
the Times before the Parnell COM
mission to-day. He pointed out that
an abundance of evidence had been
produced before the commission to
show the6ommon aims and methods of
the Irish Republican Brotherhood and
the Clan-na-Gael. The members of
the Parnellite party sought to conceal
their active alliance with secret socie-
ties, many members of which were
ready to resort to the most Infamous
Outrages.
HOSTILES SCATTERED.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Advices from
Zanzibar state that flying columns in
the coast districts of Usanbara and
Usegura stormed the fortified camps
of the Arabs and scattered the hostiles
ON A STRIKE.
GLASGOW, Nov. 12.-The hands en-
ployed on the steam craft in the river
here have gone out on a strike.
LIBEL SUIT.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-The motion
made by Sir Chas. Russell as to the
discussion of the lower courts post
poning the trial of the libel suit
brought by Mr.. Parnell against the
Times, came up for hearing before
the court of queens bench to-day. At
ter listening to the arguments for and
against the motion, the court refused
to grant the application.
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DedteatiOu Of Tie Catbelle IIniver.,t,v,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Is, 1850
The dedication of the Catholic Univer-
silly OF America, like the laying of the
corner stone Of the building, took place
in pouring rain. The ceremonies b
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wEDDING BELLS.

Marriage of Miss Minnie LOekermia "r tIaiS
City, to Mr.. William Williamson u, las
Vegas, New Mexico.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Locker
man to Mr.. William Williamson, of
Las Vegas, New Mexico, occurred this
morning at 10 O'Clock at the residence
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. SOdeD, on lower Commercial street.
The ceremony was performed by DIR.
Fisk of Indiana, a friend of the family,
in the presence of intimate friends and
relatives of the family. The ceremony
concluded, the company were invited to
the dining room where . most delight
full repast was served, after which the
friends came up town, MIR. and Ms.
Williamson going to the depot whore
at 1925 they took the Santa Fe train
for Kansas City, and will 30 to their
future home at Las Vegas. NS~N&ex
leo, via. Vera Cruz, Old Mexico.
The following were the guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Bundrem, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
E. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Cullough, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Irwin,
Mesdames Brogan, Brooks, Robertson,
the Misses Anna and Carrie, God
dard, Florence Hood, Laura Thomas,
Kate Manning and Alice Evans,
and Messrs, Dr.Mcore, Dave Laws
and joe King.
Mrs. Williamson is young lady Of
many accomplishments and Is surroun-
ded by host of friends In this city to
whom she has endeared herself by her
quiet lady-like bearing.
Mr.. Williamson enjoys the distinc-
ton of being one of Las Vegas pOpa-
lar business men, and is apleasant sni
affable gentleman.
The NEWS joins with acqualntances,
relatives and friends In wishing the
newly welded couple u most pleasant.
happy and successful welded life.
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"a, HannlIr Ernrea.elI.

Mrs SInithingto0-OhI Mr. Tibkin. you
are always 50 kind IN coming 30 SEQ me OF
Little TIbkin-Not at ali: IT Is Always .
pleasure
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The presi-
dent has appointed the following post
master: William \. Morton at Excel
si"r, Missouri, Office became presiden-
tinl
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vored, and previous declarations in
favor Of wOman's suffrage was re-af-
firmed. The Union rejoices in the VIC
tory of its principles at the ballot box
in the new states of North and south
Dakota, and is especially glad
that the dominant party in South Da-
kota has explicitly declared for nation
al prohibition. The majority resolu-
ton on the nOn-partisan question and
the resolution in reference to Vice
President Morton's apartment house
in Washington given in last nights
dispatches were Incorporated in the
above report. The independent order
of Good Templer's was recognized as
fellow workers, the work of the young
peoples Christian Endeavor society
endorsed and the convention adj
journed.
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KANSAS CRY, Nov. I2.-The grand
jury at Independence. Missouri. spe-
cially called to consider the case of
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s,re.t. wIth e plttsr.

Come talk walk, Judkinss
no, can't You Sc my Wife;s not vel,
and I'm going 70 the theatre -FIIegeutIs
Riaefter
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A private letter received in this CITY
announces that the county treasurer of
Riley county has gone to Canada with
the county's money. Great excitement
prevails among the people.
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nAST ALL PRECEDENT!
Tower TWO NJ LLI0NS DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana state lOttH Company.

Incorporated by the Legislature. for EdHca-
tinnal and Charitable purposes. and its fran
chise made u part of the present State Consti-
tuition, in 1873, by an Overwhelming popular
vote.
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Fifteen cars belonging to the Ameri-
can Live Stock Express company
passed through the city to-day, having
been sent out to Arkansas City, from
the metropolis at the meuth Of the
Kaw" for the benefit of parties in that
city in shipping horses or cattle. The
cars are equipped with all the latest
improvements, comprising watering
trOughs, ventilators, feed boxes,
grated managers for the hay, and last
but not least. sand and nay bedding
thus preventing any accident or injury
to stock in shipping in the car. a min
iature hay:loft is over the car proper.
and the appearance of train of these
cars resemble passenger train in the
elevated part over the car top. The
regular passenger car trucks are uT-
der the cars and they roll over the rails
on the latest improved paper wheels.
The cars are somewhat new in this
division or in this country, but ara run
out OF Kansas City on nearly all OF
the roads, and are the result OF q vast
amount of skill In the line of mecAaDi-
cal construction.
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THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

There are "faults'' in mines that ara owin-
20 no faults in the miners.