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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
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a MINING HORROR.
Fifty ar Moro Lives Lost In Coliicry u
Long:on. Eng. HeartrensiinE Scenes

Fifty ar Mere Lives Lost In y Coliicry at
Long.oa. Eng -Heartrensii"g Scenes
LONDON, Oct Il. IN exp!os On occurred
In the Hentiee col!iery NJ Iongton, County
of Stafford. Wednesday morning. The day
shit workers had come on duty and the
III ne was full o. men. Fifty are known tn
have been killed and many more are In
peril.
Tho explosion was terrific ono. the
shock being felt miles away Many
thought that an . rshquakc had visited
that part OF tn. country
immediately a. ter the great disaster Oc-
Cured the opening Mt tire mine was be-
sieged by wives .4ni relatives Of the
ki,sed and entombed men. and there were
many heartrending scenes. X was with
difficulty that some OF the frantic women
with bics in their aims We're presensed
from throwing themselves down the shaft
Hundreds OF willing hands commenced
the work OF getting ut the imprisoned ulcn,
but the en- til had caved in in such afga
guam les that none or them had been
reached three hours after the explosion.
All the bodies SO far recor ed were SO
badly burned that they can not be ldenit-
fled
An old man and his three sons who were
in the mine when the explosion occur ed
were lost and hen the news was brought
home to the old mans wife, the mo, her of
the toys ami the only surviving member Of
the family. she dsoppe dead Almost with
out word the shock having k lied her.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
NATIONAL EOARD OF TRADE.
Tho Tnrrey Bankrupt I:ii Insiorscd-.A
Speech by Henry Watter.nn.

1HS beETty nahkCUHl tnuOESGu-.A
speech by Henry Waftev.0n.
LOUISVILLE, ky. Oct is At yesterdays
session of the National Board OF Trade tno
To,rey Bankrupt bill was indorsed and y
memorial adop ed reciting its VII tues aud
recommending II to Congress FOR enactment
Areso.uti y WAS passed 81 ne ting the Pan-
American congress 10 take &C i'm Tor III,
establishment OF Il unit OF coinage common
to all American people 9th / resolutions
were adopted proviuing that our rivers anl
harbors should be improved and main-
tanned by the general GoverEm- mt; that
Congr IS shall organize a naval reserve
force, and that Congress- bs asked to foster
4 merchant marine by every IL ,itim.ts
means
Tho meeting was closed in the evening
" tn =; and banquet and an address By
lion Henry Watrcrson, who spoke on ho
general state Of the country. In speaking
OF the tariff Mr.. WatterSon said:
4 have never believed that We shall have free
trade in this country until the manufacturers
themselves lead the frce-trade movement. That
this Is only question Of time ! have always
believed But, meanwhile, here is a system u
taxation devised exclusively for war purposes,
yet outlasting those purposes quarter Of u
century. For my part l can live under any
k.d OF tariff that the rest can and care as
Little for expenses, too, for IN my day
have paid as high a. 500 for pair of boots and
- for glass of iee-water seasoned with nut
meg-in Confederate money; but, really, IL does
seem to me that at the moment when our pub
lie men nre co~ening their wits Ia find the
means Of spending the excess OF revenue the
tariff yields US ii is about time that We con-
slider whether il would not be better 10 save
more and spend less
Mr.. Watterson then turned his attention 10
pensions, and said that unless a stop was put
II the present wasfal,e of money and corruption
OF morals, tha: which was begun in National
Indulgence would end in National disgrace. In
closing he drew glowing picture of the new
South.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
MANGLED IN THE CARS.
scores Injured Near Omaha, Neb.. I'm .
Railway CoilisIon-Tiamcs Add HOrrSr

Scores Injured Near Omaha, Neb.. I'm .
Railway ColiisI0n-FIamcs Add HOrrSr
To tho ~ceie.
OMAHA. Neb Oct. IA terrible wreck
occurred on the Burlington 4 Missouri at
GiLson O few miles from Omaha at G45
Tuesday evening About nifty passengers
were injured Two engines wee COM
! pletely demolished aud chair car and COM
btnation car were thIOwn irOE the tracks
and reauc "a TO atoms. Tram No 0. the
local be ween Lincoln and Chicago,
ran int No. o The former was east and
the latter west bound Gibson Is tho
meeting point Both trains are duo at
Gib>on a. 6:4, p. m, but No was slightly
behind When the accident occurred the
latter had just crossed the spur and the en-
gine on No g struck the end hurting both
| engines and the two coaches from the
| track. The combination coach and the
CHAIR car We're both c DIVIDED with passen-
\ gers. all OF whom were mo or less In.
| jursd, while Peter Reuland was in
/ jared SO that he died shortly after
/ being taken 10 the hospital Tne chair
car ter being overturned caught fre and
IN ny OF the passengers Mere burned In ad-
dnion to their otner injuries. but those
! WHO had escaped comparatively safe ai.ied
| In the vol OF relieving their pain The
|
| b,en ascerLained The following thus far
have been reported:
En;.neer q ..iespse, badly bruised about the
| touy; Harry 5. Weller. OF Onahi, Dady cut
and bruised about the head AID shoulders:
! Mary Butler. OF South Omaha. hand crushed
ana toay badly bru sed; Charles Laurc. OF
/ Crasg, No.. ear cut Of. face severely cut and
| body aud lower limbs badly biu scd;
1 r. NIX. OF New York. shoulder dlslocated
| and lower limbs badly bruised; Fran.
els Elder. OF New York. h.u sei and thought
| 10 have received internal injuries: Fed
Schulz. OF New York. 81 ghily cut about the
| bead and face; J. Faikenherg. OF Chicago.
! lower limbs bru sed and shoulder di>!ocated.
/ e. W Chanec. o. Boston. slightly bruised
| about the b. iy: Isaac Tlnoli, OF G ncinnati.
| injured about the shoulder and head:
J. kaishef, OF New YORK., shoulder
| ,rained and bru sed about the
| body: S. ksmpcr Of Buffalo. y. ",
4 b used about the boly, head s!i .htiy cut and
lower limbs orus q. Isaac w. Rocks, Hart
for Conn.,, injured about the Dody
h Or the trainmen Conducto- Lorer'n had his
| right leg badly bruised and am an,;.ison may
be necessary; Engineer Mccoy "a, slightly
bruised about the body. The two frcm-n,
HA ,Sins and Martin, escaped with but slight
| INJURIES.
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HACKED WITH A KNIFE.
Eugcne L. sullivan, = Young Farm Hand
ut Bristol station, wiz. Murdered by
william Gaines, . Fellow EmplOye-Tho
Nmr.0~r.r ..n.>a~.a

Eugene L. sullivan, Young Farm Hand
at Bristol station. wiz. Murdered by
william Gaines, . Fellow Enploye- Tho
Murderer 1unte.Sss
KESosHA. Wis. Oct l9.-The farm OF
George Shields. two miles south OF j fstol
station and thirteen miles west of this
place. was the scene Friday evening Of the
most cOld-blooded murder ever committed
In This county. The victim was Eugene l.
sullivan, about - years OF ags, and the
murderer William Gaines, a Lapiander.
3ged2,. Both men were employed by Mr..
Shields as farm hands, Gaines having
worked three years for his board and
clio hes while Sullivan had been in this
vicinity but short time.
Fosh men were engaged about the barn
early In the evening. and when they were
summoned to supper Gaines alone ap-
peared He was ask by Mr4 Shields
where sullivan WIS and replied that
he Was at the barn. Asked II the
man was OK or any thing elae was the
matter with him. Games sid: NO,
he is dead. killed him. Members OF tho
family at once hasrened to the stables and
found thai the statement was true. Saiii-
van was iouId lying on the barn fioar. his
throat cui, and his body. containing half
dozen other gaping wounds, all bleeding
pr0fusely
i Gaines was Mt oncc arrested and brought
| to this city. and an inques. I'D Ave dict
of muider was returned against the pris-
oner md he was reinanded TO III Games
did not appear in the least al. Iaed at tao
/ pos Cl IN hs 10 mi himse IL and talked
freely o, the kiling He sa d he Tea e1 tat
Sullivan would beat him nut OF his job, "
1 and determined to kill him. When he
/ went to the barn. yard the young man was
mil ing Stepping up behind him, the
murderer said, he grai bed the Insuspect-
| ipg man by the shoulder and drew
him over backward Pulling a
butcher-knife from his bootleg
/ Gaines drew IL across Suilivans
1 throat and threw his victim to the ground
The wounded man attempted to iis when
! Games knelt on him and plunged the long
knife into the boys body no less than
seven times-three times in the breast,
twice ii the abdomen and twice in tna
shoulder at the base or the neck. lie then
returned TO the house and made known his
crime.
Little is known of the antecedents OF the
| murderer or his victim. Gaines arrived at
| Bristol three years ego lie gave no ac-
count Of himself then and has not since.
| He is of less than ordinary intelligence
| and speaks English imIerfectiy. He is be-
lieyed 10 be from New York. sullivan, iha
victim, was a bright. easy-going Young
fellow. He came here from Chicago. bu,
does not live there.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
THE SOCIALISTS.
Close Of Their COnvention-A Split In tho
Party Probable.

Close Of Their Convention-A Split In the
Party Probable.
CHICAGO, Oct 1a-The convention of tho
Socialist Labor party came TO q c'ose
Thursday, and after adjournment the dele
gates went in q body To Wadheinl to dec
orate tha graves of the Anarchists The
convention lopted resolution coae.rn-
ing the liag episode oil >aalav's mass meet
ing ut Tuner Hall. The resolution de-
clared that tho-e who hissel tie Amer an
flag at that III ,atlng were either fools or
police spies anI did SO only to give the cup
itaiistic press another opportunity to vent
its spite"
The convention fixed upon BROOKLYN az
the seat o. the Executive Committee. upon
Boston a. the seat Of the Board OF Anne...s
and New York ;s the seat or the party or
gans The BROOKLYN section is said to be in
entire harmony with the scheyitch faction
of the party and will elect an executive
comm ttee that will support him Tne anti
scheyitch faction when assembled in coa-
ycnt,on last moath. chose clicsgo rs tho
seat OF the Executive Committee. Tho
German and American sections IN this city
will elect a committee coinpos ii OF Sche-
vi,ch's enemies A split in the party is
therefore almost ceTsa.n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
WILL ELECTRICITY KILT
SOnrke Cochran Argues Against Its UsC
10. Executing Grim naiS.

bOnrk0 Cochran Argues Against Its CBC
10. Executing Grim nai..
ROCHESTER n. X. Oct - Boarke coci-
ran ii gaed the appeal in the k.mmier casa
before thu general terra Friday morning
He urged that tn ight OF cit zrns as lar-
anteed by the state consti ueion shoI.a bo
pr tee ed against the experim .nts o. So
called sci .nt;fic men He held that il vas
not certain death would i'll all cssas or
in any particular cass be produced bv a.ea-
tric,tv. aniqsosai cas.s where pers rs now
living hal received shocks iirga.y in ex-
cess OF the 70 I ga to be used on the IA ch ne
now In process ot erection. He So referred
to the STATEN ms III, III by eX,,.rss tn.t
ii death dill nos ensae Yitail one III nats
from the time the victim came in contact
with the current the bod woald b. r
bon:zed or elsa ,nummti ID, and said thlt
in the recent case in New lork OF the
ineman F-eks the autopsy showed that
ca boaizat on la taken pace His plea
was c.oquent anI exhaustive. Deputy At
20. ney General Poste argued tho appeal
for the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

HELENA, Mont, Oct. ls-The count of
votes in all the counties is completed and
il Is probable that hero will lie no oth-r
contest besides the one in Silver Bow
County. As the Legislature now stands
counting the Silver Bow delegation Is re-
turned by the judges OF election. the Dem
ecrats have majority in the Legislature
on joint ballot OF three with one scat tie
Should the action of the canvassing board
in throwing out the Tunnel precinct DO up
held BY the courts the Republicans will
in four members Of the silver Bow deie-
cation and have a majority on joint ballot
Of five. The hearing OF the contest case u
Get for November 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
THE UTE INDIANS.
They Arc Or Thei Eecryati0ns In Col
0radO ana In Mischief

Incy arc UH Inel keerSAtlOnS III lOI.
OradO and In Mischief
WASHINGTON. Oct la The Secretary OF
tho Interior has received BY reference
from the President telegram from
the Acting Governor OF Colorado in which
he staes that the 20 thern Ute In
dans ara tar from their reservation on
the West Dolores in Southwestern Colo
RADIO, and are wantoniv killing vast num-
bers Of deers for thei hides only, contrary
to the laws OF the State, and that Ii inn
mediate action Il not aiken to correct the
evil fears are entertain ii of .rioas troub 9
resulting. In obedience to the Secretary $
instructions Acting Indian Comini sioner
Belt has tclesraphed Indian Agent Bartaol-
Omew at ST. lgnacio that the slaughter
complained of must be imn,eai ,,ey
stepped, and the agent IL instructed TO
take immediate and energetic action to
carry out these directions
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
4 Stray Piece of Iron Rssponsibls for tho
Mount Auburn Horror.

CINCINNATI. Oct lS-James M Doherty,
secretary OF the company operating the
Mount Auburn inclined plane, has made .
statement which throws some light on tho
cause Of the inclined plane railway acct
mt by which six passengers We're killed
He saysit was a little piece OF iron that be-
came lodged in tho cut OF valve and was
found BY the men who have taken the ma-
chinery apart How i5 came there no one
yetknowa 1t was not brokea of II any Of
the surroan ing machinery BY occupying
aspace required for tho rod TO move in it
SO disarranged the machinery as to render
Il impossible for the eng .neer to shut OF
the steam.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

A REMARKABLE dinner party wac
given recently by the sisters in charge
of Belts Hospital ut Cincinnati. Twen.
ty-six OF the inmates sat down to the
table. Fifteen were over sixty years
OF age, eight over seventy, ono over
cighty-three, another eighty-seven.
Elizabeth Schuiten. just one hundred
and four wears old.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

BALTIMORE has II sec ct organiza-
tion. the object OF which is to protec,
its members from undesirable mar
riages. When one Of the club finds
himself in love he reports the matter
and Il committee is appointed to in.
vestigate the matter and advise him.
Any fellow who cant manage nm af.
fair OF that kind without help Is o
pretty poor specimen for q level.
headed girl to tic to.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
A Rule Of Anarchy.

ATHENS nct. l9.-The mutiny among tho
Turkish troops in Crete is spreading rapid
ly. In Canea the soldiers have thrown OF
all semblance Of sub rdnation, and in
many Gases have beaten and abused their
officers. Ghakis Pasha. the Turkish Gov
crnor Of Isle. is at Canea but utterly help
less, his soldiers refusing to obey his or
ders. The island IL threatened with rule
OF anarchy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

A HrsTLING young man In New
York named Max Soloman has just
been sent to the city prison to serve
out q sentence for obtaining money
under false pretenses. He had been
leading the dual life of beggar and o
man in society; residing in fashion.
able clearinghouse, daily donning o
disguise and begging from door tc
door, nightly splurging rs a member
of the Stock Exchange.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

A GERMAN scientist wishes TO de.
termine by means Of photography il
the moon is inhabited. and it is said
that the King of Wurtem burg has
decided. in order to solve this inter-
csting problem. to cause to be made.
in the lest possible condition. photo
graphs of the moon; then to enlarge
the negative one hundred and ninety
thousand times
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

CONGRESSMAN ONEILI.. OF Boston.
against whom John l. Sullivan ex-
poets 10 run, says he will give the
slugger the first complete walloping
he ever got ii he enters the field
against him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

The Lodz Zeitung states that an ex.
traordinary discovery was made in ar
old lumber-room at l.odz. An old arm
chair, which had belonged to the
present owners grandfather and hae
been put away in an attic for want o:
room. was brought out the other day
20 be recovered When the old cove,
was taken off a large packet was founc
stuffed into the seat Of the chair. con.
tanning three bank notes of 1000 ru.
bles each, 800 rubles in gold ,and bank
receipt. dated 1867, for $500 rubles.
The chair has been in the possession O.
the present owner for some years.
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TRAINS COLLIDE.
Ono Man Killed and several Injured at
Lebanon, ind.


Lebanon, Ind.
LEBANON, Ind, Oct l1.-Au east. o,and
train on tie Indiana Midland railway was
wrecked Wednesday morning by Il collision
with a freight car which was st .nding On
side track at Hearhs tation. five miles east
OF this city. The train was backing and
before the engineer could rcvc SC his en-
gine it hid strack the car. which did not
clear the main tracs, knocking 1t over and
liling the cars OF mis- train TN top OF each
other, totally demolishng them.
Sherman Moon, brakeman whose home
is in Chicago fell under the week and
was instantly ground into shapelcss
mass. Oliver Heath, or this city. had his
leg fractured III two places and cash out
in his head. John Fitch Of Lexington.
Ind. also had his leg fractured and sus-
tsined other injuries Several more per-
sons. whose names could not be learned,
were slightly injured,
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Twenty Persons nrnwne,l.

MADRID. Oct 10 While returning from
an excursion into the interior the Sultan
OF Morocco had to cross swollen river to
get to fez The Sultan crossed safely, bu,
twenty OF his body-guard who undertook
to swim the river on their horses were
swept down stream by the raging Hood ant
drowned
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

AFCLL-LENGTH oil portrait Of Wash
ington, which was purchased for ten
dollars nj the recent sale of the Bar
NUNS Hotel effects in Baltimore. is
now estimated to be wo.th one thou
sand dollars. experts having pro-
nounced it to be an original by Gilbert
e. Stuart
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

CONCORD, Mass, Oct lathe coffin con-
taining the remains OF Ralph Waldo Emer.
son. whoss grave was disturbed saturday
last. has been placed IN securely bound
ltox. which in turn has been deposited IN q
grave composed OF blocks OF granite,
cemented together with n safely fastened
granite covering The generally. accepted
theory Is that the vandalism was committed
to create 4 sensation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
TWELVE persons have now been shot

TWELVE persons have now been shot
and killed in the continuance OF the
Hatfield-McCoy feud in West Virginia.
Of these one was Miss Allaphare Nc
Coy. sho: pleaain. for mercy in her
fathers doorway by Ellison Mounts.
Another. tho second woman killed,
was Julia Ann Mccoy, shot by her
crooms side, together with the minis
ter in the act Of uniting them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
A Lover Stabs Hrs Sweetheart's Father,
Who ketaiiates Fatally

LEBANON. No, Oct. ia desperate fight
with knives occurred Wednesday between
TWO farmers in the neiehborhood Of Spring
Hollow. near here The daughter OF j.
W Hardy became greatly attached
To s. H. Lumson Her father for
bade her ha9ing any thing To do
NTH the young man. and Tuesday when
Hardy met her riding behind Lamson on .
horse he ordered her TO aisMounI The
girl obeyed and this 50 enIag.a Laiason
that he attacked Hardy With a kni.e, plung-
ing it into the Iatter's body no less than
twelve times Hardy managed to unsheath
his wea. on and inflicted five wounds on
his adversarys body. Neither can recover.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
Sent to the Penitentinrv.

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Oct l7.-H d Gregg,
for many years private secretary OF Gen,
eral sheridan when the atter had his head
quarters in Chicago and Tor some time q
department Q ERIK at Washington and later
a newspaper man ut On ha has been SEN
fenced to the penitentiary tor i've years for
horse ste aling.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

A GENTLEMAN living in Richmond,
Va, owns q violin which is associ-
ated with tho early history Of Virginia
1t is one of four yiolins connected
with the early history OF that section
OF the country. 1t is marked "Nico
laus Amati fecit Crcmona. 1861. !"
This violin was brought to this coun.
try by Robert Bollinz. the husband OF
Jane Rolfe, the granddaughter of Po.
cahontas. who was the daughter of the
mighty Indian King Powhatan, of Vir.
ginia- The violin is Of superior tone.
volume and finish, and has been useo
BY many prominent performers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

S. L. NJ BARLOW died a few months
since in New York supposed to be
worth $2,OJ0,CO0. 1t is now discov-
cred that his estate was really bank
rupt. and his magnificent residence is
10 be sold to pny his debts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

JAY GOULD was recently offered
$4,000 cash and royalty of forty
per cent. on all copies that should be
sold for a volume Of "reminiscences to
be written by the noted tinancier. He
did not even condesccnd to reply to
the proposition.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

SOME time ago the boiler in the Del.
aware State almshouse exploded, kill.
ing q man supposed TO be the engi
neer. Patrick Grogan. who had been
engineer OF the institution for years.
The remains Of the dead man were
buried by Grogan's relatives. and ar
administrator appointed for his estate.
which amounted to ten thousand dol.
lars. just as division of the proper.
ty was about to be made GrogaD
turned up. having been on hunting
trip in Virginia. The man killed was
pauper whom Grogan had hired t.
take his place while he was away.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24
Ifurned In Death,

ST PAUL, Mimi. Oct Reports from
Prince ton. MINI, say that forsst fires be-
tween that place and Bridgeman are de-
stroying thousands of dollars worth of
properly At Greenbush Mrs. Hiram
Whittier. while helping to iight the Dire,
fell exhausted and was burned to death
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-24

KANSAS Cry, Mo-. Oct H. The leaders
OF a gang of bows calling themselves "Ca :
tain...Ki ids Pets. were arrested in this
city Friday for causing number OF small
fires recently. They were bound by hide
GUS oatl,s, and acted on orders written with
blood taken from the arms OF the young
0esneradoGR
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Nearly isur OIL Alive.

MONTREAL, Can. Oct l7--August Arch
ambault. farmer living near Ii re. WHO
was supposed to have died Sa urday was
being buried when sroan was heard from
the cottin. The oaskeG WAS upened and he
rnan wss found to b. aiitc. He was taken
huzas. and kas ehanss sss ssscveyy.