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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-28
4 Railroad Horror Near
Albany.
THE DEAD NUMBER TWENTY
Two Sections Of a Passenger
Train Collide.
yglG8g DETAILS OF TBS HORROR.
g. Train With Physicians Sent to the
Wz-N2ny Terribly Injured.
Scenes O., Fearful Excitement
Aol1, the Ruins.

n. s.. Y, September 27.-A
DISASTROUS railroad wreck is reported here.
.p,asue bridge ii is said that fast
.-.., ,ti i've cars. VAS telescoped by anOth-
...-s.a of i've csis. There were fully 800
,.,,.s on beard The two trains. Relief
..,.rs with surgeons and ply sicians on
hand have gore from Albany aud Utica,
rh, Report Confirmed.
4-rtSy. September 27.-l;50 a. m.-
The r,sor, Of ths accident on the Central
Hudson has been confirmed. As near as
"a, I'd learned. the accident occurred two
mile. es, Of Pslatine Bridge. The tele-
g-,Bh office ~ ,his station is not night
o-s ana mo- details are available as yet
Tie train rsn into IS the nrsi sscNon OF
So. 8. which leaves New York at o ?. H..
arriving beIs a. $50 p. ~.
TWENTY BELIEVED To BE KILLED
CtS.oHAEiE y g., September p -
MA niga,ful sccident happened on
tbs Central Railroad at PalatiEe Bridge
to.pgb. Three sleeping cars are IN
shspslsss uc.s. Many lives have
bssn lost. The accident occarred two
miles east Of Paslss bridge. The first
section Of .as lrl.a broke down and before
the second section could he Jagged i. ran
into tas drt oa, Ias wreck is bad
one.
The exc.,eme1. IS il.elsa here. Some
reports put tie number of Killed as at least
30. Itis kuown that }0o- so nave been
taken from the wreck.
A LATER DISPATCH
SAYS the rear brakeman oi the frs. sec
61a was sent back to signal the second
sscdos, but for some reason failed
To- perform bis daiy. Tbs engineer o
ibs second section, says he did not see bin
and the first he saw was the lights Of tia
srst section directly in front Of him. Th'
fret section wss made up Of baggsgei
mail. express aud three passenger cars
packed with people and a Wagner Sleeper
on the end. The crash was terrific The
zcord section tslescoped into the first
section. knocking ont ths lights and
pluuaiog everything into darkness. Up tc
this hour, q. M, four bodies have
been taken out Of the sleeper,
sad it IS feared tia. the total
nambsr Of deaths viii run mp to %, and
possibly more, as the car vas full Il i'
dih,ult to get particulars st this hour.
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FOREIGN sIGHTsEERs.

The South American Delegates to Get a
Glimpse OF Real Greatness.
PHILADELPHIA, September q. A train
of Pullmans, which, in ils apartment ar
rangements for the journey, is believed to
be without precedent in the history oi
raiIroading, will leave Washington Thnrs
day next, bearing the representa-
tion OF the American nations
to the international conference TO be
held next month at the National Ospital.
The party, as the guests Of the Govern
meut, are to be taken ever q large section
of the United States, in order that they
may see and appreciate 10 some extent tbs
vast resources Of this country.
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CoNNs IN THOUSANDS.
Reunion of the Conn Family at the olt
Homestead,

Reunion OF the Conn Family at the Old
Homestead,
CoNNELLsvIL1E. PA, September o.
The descendants of George Conn, pioneer
Of Fayette county, are holding reunion
on the farm originally owned by their
sturdy ancestor, lear WoodbridgetoWn,
George township. -,
The festivities began yesterday and Will
end this evening. The descendants of the
several families, reaching through i've
generations, are estimated at 3, 600 persons,
scattered through the State and the Uoited
States. Great preparo;iops were made
and the iDgatberiDg OF the families was
large. Revs. Ross Ward ard William
Woods and Attorney i II. Reppert, OF
USiontown, we're the speakers.
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AID FROM ENGLAND.

A London dispatch says: Mr. Tillett,
one OF the lsaders Cf the recent strike in
London, will probably 90 10 Rotterdam
tomorrow to exercise his influence 10 be-
half of the stiikers. He hss sent pickels
to Harw!ch, the principal point Of depart
ure Of steamers for Rotterdam. snd they
have already stopped blAcklsgs who were
on their way to Rotterdam to take the
places Of strikers A Committee Of the
Dock Lsbo,ers Union will hold meeting
AZ the Wade Arms Public House tonight
to discuss the question Of sendrg money
IN aid the etrikers
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FoRMISG THE TRUST.
Pittsburg Window Glass Men Trying to
infnh No.

Pittsburg Window Glass Men Trying to
Combine.
PITTsBURG, September 27.-The firm Of
Abel, Smith & Co., the Originstors OF the
Pitts6urg glass trust, whose aims and OBJ
iects have been already fully explained,
yesterday iesued circular to all the win
dow glass manufacturers in the western
district, ssking them TO consider their idea
and answer the circular. The open letter
is similar to the one Issued several weeke
ago by the United Glass Company of Syr.
scuse, n. Y. The new local company will
control 1874 pots in Pittsburg alone. 1t
will be operated on the same plan as the
New York Company. The lstter's move
really led to the formation of the Pitts
burg Company.
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Lsacns and Association.

At Ohicsgo-Cbicago 6, New York 18
errors, each; hits, Chicago Z, New York
20. Pitchers, Tener and Keefe.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis s, Boston
10; bite, Indianapolis IA, Boston IA; er'
rors, Indianapolis 8, Boston 6. Pitchers,
ClsrksoD, ShFeve and Fee.
At Observation-Disclosures II. Washington
7; errors, Cleveland l, Washington 5; hits,
Cleveland 13, Washington ~. Pitchers
O'Brieu, Gruber and Haddock.
At Kansas City-Ksnsss City 8, Cincin'
natl IS; errors, Kansas City 5, CiuciDnat
s; hits, Kansas IL, Cincinnati14. Pitchers
SOwders and Niau.
At Brocklyn-BrOoklyn 2, Baltimore
none; errors, Baltimore 4; hits, 4 each
Pitchers, Carruthets and Foreman.
At PittsbnTg-Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia
g. errors, Philadelphia A; bits, each
pitchers, Staley and Saunders.
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Sullivan Opens with His show

NEwBURG, N. Y, September 27.--John
L Sullivan opened his sparring tour nt
Fishkill tonight. He arrived in company
with Ed Dillon at 1:30 o'clock this morn
ing. Dillon went 20 Boston for him and
remained in his company two days TO make
sure he would not break his engagement.
The town is decorated with bunting and
triumphal srches-no. on account of Sulli-
van, but owing 70 gathering Of firemen.
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Apelmont Mailer Dead.

Mr.. Harry Lady, s young Belmont
mailer who has many friends in the city,
died yesterday morning about $50 O'Clock
of typhoid fever at the rssidsrce Of Mrs,
s. L. Turner, 1016 Market street. Hi;
sister, Mrs. Will Hsgsr, and brother, Ed
ward Lady, arrived from Ashland, Ky,
Yesterday and returned lsst Eight AZ ll:15
over the B. & o., taking the remains back
with them. Mr.. Lady was unmarried and
was son of the late Dan Lady.
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Ely Bros: hsve used two bottles OF
your Cream Balm for catairah since Dec Decein, -
bsr. A sore in my nostril-the cause o. o.
much suffering-hss entirely healed nave ave
nasd n a. No other medicine. This spring feel
bstter can walk and work With more ease
than I have spy spring since lS6l.-Mary
E. Ware, Hopeful Va.
ELY's Cream Balm received; my head is
now liouifying; Cresm Balm is sinpiJ dy-
nsmite for cs:arrah in the head. 1ts sppli-
cation is magical. Lander, Au-
gusts, Ga.
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NOTHING MORE.

West virginia Patronage Going to Ohio
Hereafter.
WASHINGTON, September 27.-R. K.
McMshop, deputy second comptroller Of
the treasury, who was appointed by the
last administration, has resigned and will
be succeeded by f n. Hsrtshorn, CT ONO,
at present chief Of division in the treas-
ury. Ohio is getting the cream OF patron
axe VOW, il beng urged that a liberal dis
tribution ia necessary to make the State
ssfe st the approaching eleclior. West
Virginia is left out in the cold. Her Re-
publican leaders have been plainly iu-
formed that West Virginia need not expect
any more places.
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OBITUARIES.
Cant. Hiram YourKDsad.

Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock Capt.
Hiram Young passed away at bis residence
on South Front street, Island, OF an affec'
ton of the kidneys, Of rather long stand
ing. Capt. Yong was an old and prOmi'
nent river man, and for eight years be was
inspector OF bulls at this port. OF late
years be has not been actively engaged in
business. owing to failing health. He bad
only been confined to his bed four or five
days, and while his death was not unex-
ptcted, it will nevertheless be heard with
sincere sorrow and regret by large num-
Der of friends and acquaintance, Capt.
Young's wife and several children eurviye
him.
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CHICAGO September IA dispatch
from S,r Frarcisoo says: Forest hfss are
repgtsd from many parts Of The State. A
telegram from Eosebada, Lover California,
the seat OF the International Company, saTs
the city is threatened with total dsstruo-
ton, a. brush fires have spread 10 the sup-
urbJ and cannot be stopped.
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Bad Ocean Accident.

NEwPORT, R. l., September 27.-The
Steamer Providence Of the old Colony
line, was in collision las. evening with a
three masted schooner, Avis, Captain
Farsworth, Of Sc. John, for New York.
She came into her dock this morning late
in consequence and with her star-bOard
side forward Of the paddle wheel open for
90 feet. No oae vac seriously hurt.
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SCOTT'S DEFENSE.
He Says He Is Paying Every Possible Gent
to His Miners.

He Says He Is Paying livery Possible Gent
to ais Miners
CHICAGO, September 27.-Congress-
man W. L. Scott, Of Erie, Penn
sylvanis, President of the Spring
Valley, Illinois, Coal Company, has writ
tea long open letter to Gov. Fifsr. 1t is
a defense Of the course Of the company in
closing its mines en- the 1st Of May last be-
cause no agreement could be reached with
its miners as TO the price to be paid
tor mining Mr.. Scott bitterly re-
sents the public criticism, and proceeds to
show that his company cannot pay more
thar offered. he SAYS the price paid at
the Peoria mines for mining WAS sixty
cents q ton las year, while at Spring Val
ley ninety cents Wss paid. The miners
had 70 pay the same freight rates. The
work is lighter at the Spring Valley mines
than the BrsidwOOd mines, snd yet the
men practically demand 81 OF a ton for
their work. lie closes by saying the Com
psny's offer OF ssyenty-dve cents a ton is
liberal
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St. Louis working for the Fair

ST. LOUIS, September 27.-The Republic
will publish tomorrow letters from prom
iuent citizens in eleven counties in South
ern Illinois, located in four Congressional
districts, nearly every one of which coz
tains letters Of cordial approval for ST..
Louis for the site. of the Worlds Fair.
Two Of the Illinois COngressmen are
pledged to st. Louis, and it is claimed that
four will vote for st. Louis when the ques-
tion comes before Congress.
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Elixir of Dnfes

Iss combination Of the active properties
Of dates figs, prunes and other tropical
fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
Effects have rendered it immensely popu'
lar. II cures hsbitual constipation, indi'
sestion. biliousnsss, sick headache, piles,
etc Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin ". E. Williams, John Lsughlir
and Q. r. Goetzs. ]. 7. Goodwin & Co.,
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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Anniversary of the Haymarket Tragedy
CHICAGO, September 27.-ohief Hub
bard has decided that the anniversary OF
the execution of the Hsymsrket murder
ers nay be celebrated by Q parade, but
red Il igs and transparencies with notices
reflec,icg on law and order will not be al
lowed, nor will any outdoor meetings be
permitted.
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SECRET AS CRIME.
Polygamy no Longer Flourishes Openly
in Utah.

Polygamy no Longer Flourishes Openly
in Utah.
WASHINGTON, September 27.-Tbe az
nual report of tie Utah Commits
sion has been received by Secretary
Noble. In regard to pclygamy the
reportl says 'If plural marriages are
now celebrated, it is done in the secret
chambers of the Temple. II pOlygamy is
praticed, il is with the secrecy with which
the burglar guards bis house-breakiug and
the thief his larceny" The commission
has 10 doubt that punishment of the
woman for voluntarily entering into poly
gsmous relation would do much to lessen
her zeal for the peculiar institution and
thus tend to remove one Of the strongest
I bulWaik3
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Eddie aonId Denies It.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Tbe Times
says: Aprcpo1 Of current reports that ex-
President Strong, of the AtchisOn, is TO
become President Of the Missouri Pacific,
young Mr.. Edwin Gould says "My father
has always looked after his roads. He is
President Of the Missouri Pacific and will
continue in that capacity so far az | know.
he does not intend to give up the position
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Boston, September 27.-The first For
eiga Missionary Institute ever established
in the United States is to open here OetO
Der 1, under the presidency Of Rev. i. j..
Gordon, d D., At the Baptist Tabernacle IN
Bowdein Square, the object is to supply to
those called to missionary work, who are
unable 90 avail themselvee Of the usual
advantages, the best possible training for
the work. Both sexes will be admitted
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AGrfnt Altrnction nt the Grnnd

4 Great Attraction at the Grand.
A crowded house greeted the second
performance of the Frederick & Douglas
Novelty Co. at the Grand las. night. The
performance Throughout is not only Of a
refined character, but it is the most won
derful that has ever appeared there.
The performers, everyone, are fret class,
aaG the audience was larger last night
;nan on the opening This afternoon a
grand matinee for ladies and children will
bs given and a large number Of
tickets have already been sold, which goes
to show that the house will be crowded to
the doors. This evening" closes the per-
foTmsnces of this company, and those de-
siriDg seat should secure it at once.
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NOW IT IS RoossY.

Another Republican Who is Too Free
with His Mouth,
WASHINGTON, September 27.-It is un-
derstoOd here thnt the "trisngle"-Quay,
Clsrkson and Dudley-are after Civil Ser
vice Commissioner ROOsevelt's scslp. He
has been plastering the country with in
terviews about the attitude Of the party
toward reform, aud in other ways making
himself extremely Objectionable. He must
90 or put paddock on his mouth. Quay
was here yesterday with his "msiled
hand but he only stayed a few hours,
and no perceptible results have followed
~, ,ieit
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william Walter and the Germans.

BERLIN, September 27-AmoDg the
guests present at the dinner given last
night by Count Herbert Bismarck 10 Mr.
William Walter Phelps, the American
Minister, were Marquis B'claria, Italian
Charge d'Afain; Mr. Beauclere, British
Charge d'AfIairs; Baron Won Der Goltz.
Chief Of the Admiralty; Herr Won Wedell
Piersdorf, President Of the Reichsiag; Herr
Won Alyensleben, recent German Minister
TO the Unite States, ald Gen. Won Hahnke.
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THE ARID LANDS.

Over = Hundred cinion Acres Can Be
Male Productive.
CHICAGO September 27.-Msjcr ]. W.
Powell, Chief of the Geological Survey, ar
rived in Chicago to-day on hi7 way to
Washington ef,er 55 days constant work
as advisory member Of the Senatorial COM
mittee Investigating irrigation Ia the West.
Msior Powell said The srid land that
can be irrigated and thus made productive
will include in all over 100, COO COO acres.
There is not much doubt that Congression'
Al appropriations for surveys will be made
DO not believe Congress viii ever take IN
charge the construction Of TIE bitches and
reservoirs, hut whoever does will Ievolu
tionizs the West."
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Washington News.

Secretary Proctor will soon send a bosrd
to South Carolina to purchase land on
which to place Geronimo and his IndisnS.
Rufus 1. Eckerson, Of MOntans, hs;
been appointed an Assistant SupeIinten'
dent of the railway mail service.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Clsrkson accompanied By Col. Swords Of
the Treasury Department, has left Wash
inQ,on for weeks rest at Warm Springs,
Va.
Land Commissioner Groff has appointed
ThOs. p. Wilson, of Omaha, his private
secretary.
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EVA SUES MRS. RUPP.

she Waits to Recover Possession of her
Property.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., September 27.-
Mrs. Hamilton's lawyer visited her at the
Mays Landing Jail to-day, and on his re-
turn he stated that his client had instruct
ed him to commence proceedings against
Mrs. Rupp, the proptietress of Nolls Cot
sage, who went to Philsdelphis, Wednes-
day, taking with her several trunks De.
longing to Mrs. Hamilton, with view oi
recovering her property.
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CAMPBELL THE MAN.

The Kansan Said TO be Picked on for
Tanners Place.
WASHINGTON, September 27.-Presi'
dent Harrison and Secretary Noble will
have a consultation tomorrow, when it ia
believed the appointment Of a Commits
sioner of Pensions will be decided upon.
Mr.. A. B. Campbell, Of Ksnsas, whose
uame was presented to the President By
Senator Plumb, has decided, it is said by
his friends to- night. to enter tie list % q
candidate for the office, and they say that
be will be selected. This afternoon Mr.
Campbell luncEed with Corporal Tanner.
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ZONES DING WE'LL.

The Body OF Another Homestead Victim
Found.
PITrsBURG, September 27.-The men
injured in the molten metal accident at
the E5gar Thomson Steel Works last night
are 81 doing veil, and with probably two
exceptions sre out Of danger. Captain
Wm. r. Jones is suffering q great deal
from his wounds but will recover The
deshiess body Of Michael King, the missing
Hungarian, was found about midnight
embedded in the hot steel.
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AMUSEM kNTs.
.aDrlfiing Anart.n

This very fine drama WAS sgsin pre-
sented al the Opera House last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Herne and their
splendid company. Only fair audience
was present, and every Oze who has seen
the play pronounce it one Of the most real.
istic life pictures ever presented on the
Opera House stage. 1t is work Of ar'
from beginning TO end. The situstionl
are true to nature, aud the acting Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herne is especially fne. n,
theatre-gcer should miss the opportunity
to see the play this afternoon or night
The matinee at p. N. will doubtless b'
very largely attended.
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French Hnnnr. 20 Edl.on.

PARIS, September q. The Grand Cross
Of Commander Of the Legion Of Honor
has been bestowed upon Mr. Thomas A.
Edison. NJ. Spuller, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, in cOnferriDg the decoration upon
Mr.. Edison, said il WAS given in honor Of
the services rendered by him 10 science and
for the part taken by him in the Paris EA-
position. NJ. Spuller also said that Amer
lea WAS splendidly represented st the Er-
position, and that the presence OF her tI-
hibits testied 10 the indissoluble hoods
which bind France and America together.
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APreseutation to Comedian Crane.

CHICAGO, September 27.-At the con-
clusion of the performance Of Papa Per-
richon" at the Chicsgo Opera House to-
night William H. Crane, the comedian,
was called before the curiain and present
ed by Congressman William Z. Mason
with q lockst set with diamonds and tur-
quois, ia token OF the appreciation he Is
held by his Chicago friends.
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a Sale Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, OF in case Of failure a
rstnrn of purchase price. On this safe
Man Won can buy from our advertised
brnogist a bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed
to hiring relief in every case, when used for
snv affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
snch ss Consumption, Inflammation Of
I1nos Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoopine
CouSn, Group, etc, etc. II Is pleassn!
and agreeable to Taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
TIA bottles free st Logan 4 Co. Drug
store.
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HIGHLY SENSATIONAL.
4 Rumor Connecting X. of l.. Onicia
With t.rave Grimes

Rumor Connecting X. of l.. Onicials
With Grave Crimes.
ST LOUIS September 27.-Evidenee 'a'
ken in suits against the Missouri Pacific
railroad, for malicious prosecution OF
Knights Of labor, arising out OF the great
strike Of 1855, is sold to have developed
some startling facts Il is claimed that
striking Knights burned both the car
works st ST. Charles and the Vandalia
freight depot, out Of revsrge; also that
they planned 10 destroy the great bridge
aere. bat the scheme failed. Ii is further
charged that some men high IN the order
were connected with the crimes, and Pow
derly and Secretary Hayes will be called
on to testify.
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LONDON, S,p;embsr q The course Of
the dockers' strike at Rotterdam is beirg
watched here with greet interest The
Socialists and lAborers are confident that
the same causes which led to the tucotss OF
the London dockers' strike will bring vic
tory to their Dutch brethren as we'll.
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100000 BLAZE.

westinghouse's Big Building In PittsDuTg q
Damaged.
PITTsBURG, September 27.-The large
building of the Westinghouse Electric Co.,
situated on Duquesne Way and the ALE
gheny river, and almost in the heart Of
the city, was partially destroyed by fire
tonight, entailing Ices of one hundred
thousand dollars. The loss ia fully COW
cred with insurance. Westinghouse gives
employment to about 1900 men in this
building. The work of rebuilding will
begin at once. The origin of the fire il
unknown, but it is supposed to have beer
caused by electricity.
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THREATENING REDSKINS.

WinnebsgOes Declare That They WIN
Protect Two Murderer.
PENDER, NIB, September 27.-Much
excitement has been caused by a letter re-
ceiyed by County Attorney Graves, in
which be IS warned to 6esist in his efforts
to convict the two Indians now confined IN
the Thurston c0uD,y Jail on a charge OF
killing little Jimmie Benjamin, who was
shot near his fathers house on the edge Of
the reservation July y. Not only is Mr..
Graves threatened with personal injury,
bat the statement is made that # any harm
comes to the prisoners, the Winnebagoes
will kill every white person in Thurstor
county.