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BURKE Will FIGHT.
Marks on His Clothing All Removed-He
Must be FVtradlted.

Marks on His Clothing All Removable
Must be FVtrsdlted
WINNIPEG, June 17.-Seversl kilograms
we're received by Chief Of Police McRae to-
day, from Chicago police headquarters, to
arrest and hold Burke the CrOnin
suspect. "by all means." A
"a, Ssscs from Chief Hubbard in
ouired if Burke would waive extraditiOn
proceedings. When shown this, Burke
smiled at whst he doubtless considered q
good deal Of presumption on the part Of the
Chic,eo police and replied that he would
not. It is thought here that Burke is
one of the Williams brothers wanted in
connection with the trag iy. All
marks on his linen end books and papers
found on his person have t,en Obliterated.
A name on the band Of hat found in his
vslise resembling that Of Cronin had been
smeared over with ink.
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NATURES N0BLEMAN.
FATHER DANIBN's MEMORY WILL BIZ PRB
SERVED IN MARBLE.
Memorial to The Lspr Priest 10 bs Erected in
LOndOn-A Lspsr Ward in The Hospital
Americas Great Victory
Over Bismarck.

LONDON, June 17.-At meeting at the
Marlborough House to-day the Prince of
Wales presiding, il was resolved to erect
memorial Of the late Father Damien who
devoted the last years Of his life TO the
care Of the lepers of the Sandwich Islands.
The memorial will be erected at Molokai.
1t was also decided to construct leper
ward in London, where the study of lep-
rosy will be encouraged.
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6OT The WRONG MEN.


.ld Mcdonald Not Identified by
the Chlcagoans.
i"s. June 1.-THE three men
came ol from Chicago for the purpose
lnZ Mroney OF Mcdonald as
ompdces IN the murder Of
Dr visited the Tombs this morn
'.a authority TO see the prisoners.
were placed ia line with a
..rsr prisoners. VIM ID. Hat
sold -te furniture afterwards
r., Che cottage where Cronin was
vas .he drst to pass along the
Jailed 20 identify either Of the
was followed By Martiusen, the
~ 7 = G. Throckmorton and Dep
Williams. an of whom failed to
1-.. 'l suspects. Maroney and Nc
r e Then taken back % their cells
Dl.cagoaus left the prison.
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A sNAG IN THE PATH.
The Sioux Commission Meeting Serious
Difficulties.

The Sioux Commission Meeting Serious
Difficulties.
PISE RIDGE, OAK, June l7.-At the
eonncil between the different bands Of In
dams yesterday afternoon, it was decided
by them to hold another council among
themselves, and then break up their camps
at this agency and scanter to their homes.
II this is done il will at least greatly delay
ection here. The only Indians who are
prepared to sign are those who were either
pre- sntat the discussion at Rosebud or are
ipflueaced by the action. As matters now
stand they are in the minority. The op-
ponents Of the bill have been aided by out
side support, and the united strength Is
formidable The Commission expects 10
hold council this afternoon.
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GIGANTIC BREWERY DEAL.

English Capitalists Want the ROHbury
Concerns.
BosroN, MASS, June 17.-It is learn' d
that he New York broker UntsrmeYer.
acting as the authorized agents Of the En-
glish syndicate, was in Boston recently
and made a proposition to all the great
Roxbury brewers, which if accepted, will
give the Englishmen possession. The
breweries which it is proposed to purchase
are Houghtons, Roessles, Eurkhardt's and
Pfaffs, the aggregate valuation OF which
is at from $4OO, 600 to 500, 900. Whether
this purchase will be made is an open
question.
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a SIC Inveatment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe
nIsn Won can buy from our advertised
hrnogist q bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
coveTy for Consumption. Il Is guaranteed
70 hiring relief in every case, when used for
anv affection Of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
snch as Consumption, Inflammation Of
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Wnooping
Cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co. 3 Drug
store.
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WE ARE MIGHTY.
America Blowing Her Own Horn since
Meeting Bismarck

America Blowing Her Own Horn since
Meeting Bismarck.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Samoan treaty
is everywhere regarded as a triumph for
American diplomacy, and the German
press is cOrrespondingly silent about it,
while England only rejoices at Bismarck's
discontinue. The treaty places America
fairly in the front rank Of the great Pow
ers, as she is the first power since the
Franco-German war to meet Germany
squarely in controversy and compel her to
back down. As soon as Bismark realized
that America was prepared to defend her
rights by war, if necessary, he conceded
everything essential.
William Walter Phelps is here consider
ed the next United States Minister to Ger
many. He will have to settle number
of controversies regarding the detention
for military service Of American citizens of
German birth.
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CRAZEO BY GRIEF.
Sad Condition of Mother Who Lost Three
ChtIdrar NJ IohnatoWn

Sad Condition of a Mother Who Lost Three
Children at Johnstown.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 16.-Mr.
George Rowland, proprietor of the Rowland
House, of this city, had a cousin, Mrs.
Ella Rowland, and family of six children,
living at Johnstown when the flood came.
He has learned that three of the children,
all girls, were drowned, and that the 9th
er three, two boys and a girl, we're saved.
The shock and exposure have 80 preyed
upon the mind of the mother that she has
become a raving maniac. Her friends
have taken her from the scene of her sad
baraavarnapf
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is spending a few days with friends in
London, says while she is deeply panied at
the falsehood Of the imputatiOn implied in
associating her husbands name with the
Cronin mystery, her knowledge OF her hus-
bands abso ute ignorance Of the crime sus-
tains her. As far as the sensation relates
TO her husband, she says she sc, in it Chi
caSo newspaper rot, composed partly Of
antiouated calumnies, whose untruth was
shown years ago, and partly of malignant
aspersions Of political enemies whose mo-
tives the Chicago editors do not appre-
ciate.
She deeply deplOrss Crouin's death and
SAYS the presumption that her husband
had personsl interest in his death rests
upon an error which, for the time, may
seem 90 Justify censure. This error will
be raIfecly shown hereafter Those who
nov condemn her husband will be gener-
Gus ia acknowledging his patience and for
titude
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Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady IN tins eoun-
try. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood Its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
uDdermiuded snd death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed lncessantly
and could not sleep. She bought OF Us
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much TeleyeG
- tating 6rst dose thst she slept al
-, - and with one bottle has been mirac-
-ie-slv cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
T-t-3 Thus write ". @. Hamriek &
~ 1,e- ofsbeibv n. O. Get free trial bot
tleat I.ogan 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
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.n1n..ne Man DIsturbs a Church.

LANCASTER, June 17.-In the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church this evening, Rev.
DR. James Y. Mitchell, the pastor, had
lust begun his sermon when an insane
man entered the church, crying at the top
of his voice: "Blessed be the LambW
He made a mad break for the pulpit
but was overhauled when near the steps
and after a desperate struggle was elected
from the church and placed in the station
house. 1t was ascertained that his name
was Henry Lsnders and that he is insane
ON the prohibition question The congre-
CATION was very bsily frightened, and a
manic almost ensued.
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CADIZ NEWS.

An OIL Company Gets Rights of Wsy-An
Old Citizen Dead.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CADIz, o., June 17.-At a called meet
ing of the Town Council, an ordinance was
passed granting the Berle Grit Oil and Gas
Company the privilege Of laying mains
through the streets for the use Of natural
gas. The company will commence at
once to tay their pipe line.
Susan Fryer died last evening at the ad-
vanced age of "a years. She was probably
the oldest woman in the county.
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INSANITY AT LAST
Comes to Relieve OverstraIned Minds at
JOhnstOwn.

Comes to Relieve OverstraIned Minds at
JOhnstOwn.
JoHNsTowN, June 1.-THE demon Of
insanity is already beginning to assert
itself among the survivors of the food here.
This afternoon q man was seen on Main
street, beginning to undress himself right
in the open thOroughfare, and his peculiar
actions created considerable excit lment
among the people. The poor man was
almost nude before anyone had become
aware Of what he wsI doing. Then they
tried to take hold of him and put him into
safe quarters; but the poor creature re-
sisted and kicked, bit and shrieked like
maniac.
After considerable difficulty he was over
powered and locked up. He will probably
have 10 be sent to DixmOnt.
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chndr.n starrinr b I'D

On account OF their inability 10 digest food,
will find q most marvellous food and rem.
edy IN Soorr's EMULSION Of Pure Coz
Liver OIL with Hypophosphites- Very
palatahle and easily digested. DIR. ;. ".
Cohen, Of Waco. Texas, says: Il have
used your Emulsion IN Infantile wasting
With good results II not only restores
wasted tissues, bat gives strength, and IN
creases the appetite. / am glad TO use such
Z. reIiahle article ~
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is being made on the debris above the stone
bridge. The four Philadelphia fire engines
arrived here last night, and to-day are
pumping out ponds and foundations. The
engines are manned by a strong force, and
they are doing much valuable work.
A number of newspaper corr pOndents,
who have been on ddty here since the dis
aster, have been taken sick and have been
compelled to go home. Harry s. Brown,
of the Philadelphia Press, was among those
who have been taken home.
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rinla,.d IN. snndar Law

CINCINNATI, June 17.-Thirty-fve vio-
la.ors Of the law providing for closing "a
looms on Sunday who were arrested were
in the Police Court this morning. Their
cases were postponed indefinitely and they
we're all released on bond until called for
trial. One Of the proprietOrs Of the Gibson
House and two Of bic barkeepers were
Among the number arrested.
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MEDIUMS ALARMED.

Cincinnati Excited Over a Sensational EE-
posure of spIrituallsm.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Opera
House was packed tonight to wit
ness an exposure of spiritualism.
]. W. Fletcher performed Fay's
celebrated trick of materializing forms
floating in mid-sir, produced go
called spirit pictures and then explained
the simplicity of the whole performance
Scores OF Spirituslists publicly announced
that they we're convinced of the frauds that
he'd been practiced upon them, and re-
nounced their belief in the mediums. Two
well.known mediums have fled the town
tonight.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., June 17.-In the
Court of General Sessions to-day, Judge
Kershaw presiding, the Prsni Jury re-
turned a true bill against DR.. 7 B. Nc
Dow, for the murder Of Capt. F. ". Daw-
son, in March last. Mellow was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. Next Monday,
June "a. was fixed for trial
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THE SCALE COMPLETED.
The A. A. & s. W. is Now Ready to
Elect Oficers.

Aho ~ ~ n "a o. 10 NOW ANoA0y
Elect Ofiicers.
PITTsBURG, PA. June 1.-THE Anal
gamated Association completed the wages
scale to-day and placed it in the hands of
the printer. They refused to make it pub
lie, but it is understood that there are few
changes from the present scsle.
The election of officers will be the last
work of the convention. Secretary Martin
will undoubtedly be reelected Secretary.
He has filled the position so long and so
faithfully that many of the members in
sists upon him sill serving. No one seems
to know whether Weihe will be reelected
or not. He refuses TO talk on the subject
The scale of the HOmC1tea steel works
is receiving no little attention. Another
conference will be held with Manager Alb
bOtt. of the Carnegie firm before the con
vention sdjourns. Manager Abbott still
declares that the scale presented by the
firm must hold. If the Association &C
cepts it, we'll and &c ID. If not, men will
be secured outside the Association.
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PRIVATE DALZELL
Wants to be the Republican Nominee for
Lieutenant Governor.

Lieutenant Governor.
COLUMBUS, o., June 17.-FOraker, Nc
Kinley, Gibson, O'Neil, Kennedy, Lamp
son, Bushnell, Dawes, Cooper, MOrey,
Butterworth, Vance, McDOugall, Keller,
Noye1, Lawrence, Leggett, COnger, Poor
man and Jones are few of the many anx-
ious candidates seeking the Republican
nomination for Governor of Ohio.
Private Dalzell occupies the singular
petition of being the only candidate for
Lieut. 9nsnt Governor. His friends cay be
will be nominated by acclsmstiOn, unless
one of the above named candidates for the
first place should conclude after the first
ballot that second place will be better than
none. In that event of course ballot will
become necessary to decide for or against
Private.
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ParIsIan Aid to the sufferers.

NEW YORK, June 17.-John MunrOe and
Company have received cable instructions
from United States Minister Reid at Paris
to pay Messrs. Drexel and Company, of
Philadelphia, and additional sum of s.,
266 received from the Treasurer of the
Paris Johnstown R'lief Committee, and
with the previous contribution from
Paris makes totsl OfS14, ,166.
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A TIMBER RISE.

Hughes River and Leading Greek Float
Out the Ties.
Special Telegram 10 he Re0ttCr.
ELLEEBoRO, June 17.-Hughes river
and Leading creek are on rise again, and
reports from the southern part Of the coun-
ty show that the rise is very beneficial,
giving shippers q chance to get last win
ter's accumulation of timber to an early
market Fifteen Thousand logs and TWEEN
ty thousand ties will be moved out OF
these two streams alone. Fortunately the
waters were not high enough to injure low
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Scared bv GuIteau's Ghost.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June IA SEN
sation was created among the prisoners at
the jail last night by the alleged apr car
ance of Guiteau's ghost. They were great
ly excited for time, but the guards sue
ceeded in restoring order.
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-. snlIIran 80 OomIng Home.

CHICAGO June 19.-Special cable dis
pathes published here to-day say that Mrs.
Margaret F. Sullivan, wife of Alexander
Sullivan, is not coming TO America as re-
ported. Michael Davitt is quoted as say
ing she has been cahled not 70 come back.
She was anxious to return, bat Sullivan's
rnes7age gssured her she need have no fears
for hts acquittal Davitt and Mrs. Solli-
van had "A meeting in London. After re-
ceiving the dispatch from Mr.. Sullivan his
wife returned to Paris and Davitt went
hack 10 Ireland
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Rourb ON LIttIs washington.

BUrLER, Pa, June 1.-THE anti
amendment people OF this place secured ID
F. Patterson, Esq, Of PittsburE, to discuss
their side on Saturday evening, and for one
Of bis arguments he cited Washington, Pa,
as a town having no license, and said that
il contained $50 young men who were to-
tai wrecks, caused by strong drink.
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I'M KEENAN, DEAD.
Jake KIIraIn's Backer Closes His Career
HIs Boston Home.

Jake KIIraIn's Backer Closes His Career at
His Boston Home.
BOSTON, June 17.-Jim Keenan,, the
sporting man and bscker of Jake Kilrain,
died tonight at 8 o'clock at his home in
somerville, after long illness. He gained
his reputation as sporting man by being
one of the four hackers Of John ID. Sulli-
van in his fight with Paddy Ryan. When
Sullivan and Kilrain began talking fight
fight everybody expected to see keenan, lay
ont his dollars on the BOlton boy. But he
surprised everybody by coming out for Kill
rain. and has been Jake's warmest sup
porter.
keenan, was the proprietor of low grog-
gerry on Portland street, which he named
''The Police Gazette Exchange" and
cleared sll the way from SIS, 900 tO$2O 900
over the bar alone each year.
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FLOOD ON FLOOD.
Heavy Rain Storms in Both the KanawhA
VALLEYS.

Heavy Rain Storms in Both the Kanawha
Valleys.
Special Telegram 10 Dle Register.
CHARLESTON, June 17.-Last evening
a very heavy wind storm, accompanied
with torrents of rain, struck this city, and
during the storm a number of valuable
fruit and shade treel in the city were more
or less damaged. The storm was most Sc
we're in the lower part of the city aud on
FergusOn's hill. The Judge lost number
of fruit and shade trees. 1t is understood
that the storm was very severe down the
Kanawha and up Elk Rivers, and it is hard
to give the actual damage. Great quanti-
ties of fences and crops were destroyed.
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A Severe Storm at MArtinsburg.

MARNINsBURG, W. VA, June ia
heavy storm passed over the southwest
part of Berkeley county last evening. A
terrific gale of wind that did great damage
was followed by a terrible thunder storm.
This was followed by heavy hail storm
that added greatly to the destructiveness
The hailstOnes lay in some places three or
four inches deep. Crops and trees are
r1fnad
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A Monument to 81. Philip Neri.

ROME, June 1.-THE Catholic societies
of Rome intend asking the municipality
for permission to erect monument TO ST.
Philip Neri, founder Of the Society Of Ora
torions, of which Cardinal Newman is a
member. This is intended as protest
against the recent erection Of a monument
in honor of great Free-Thinker Gion Iano
Bruno.
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Drouned while Bathing.

BANGOR. NE, June IA Kingman
special to the Commercial says: Mrs.
Charles Cleayes and Erdin Cole, young
woman of Is, were drowned at Springfield,
Saturday, while bathing. Mrs. Cleaves
leaves four children and husband in the
west. The bodies were recovered.
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RosroN June 17.-"Bunker Hill Day
was celebrated in the CharlestOwn district
,o-dsv bv a carnival parade in the fore
noon and a military and civic parade IN
tbe afternoon. Two large bronzs tablets,
erected by the city and bearing the names
of Americans known to have fallen IN the
L-,tt1. ~ pnnker Hill. were unveiled.
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Canebt IN the Ohio River.

PARKERsBURG, June 16.-Among the
relics of the JohnstOwn disaster, caught in
ths Ohio river, was the top of bureau,
taken out by some boys at Letart. The
bureau contained two small drawers, in
one of which were the picture of beauti-
full child of two or more years, and pock-
etbook which contained S12 10. The ar
ticles are held for Identification.
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TOuGH MEN 60 UNDER.

Newspaper Correspondents Taken Sick at
JohnstOwn.
JoHNsrowN, PA, June IA largely
increased force Of men was at work in the
ruins to-day, and new men are coming IN
from every direction. General Hastings
saws about 8. 500 men are now at work.
Deafeuing blasts Of dynamite are heard at
short intervals, and noticeable impression
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Retween Raceland and Badge.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Rsceland and
Badge are said to be the only horses in the
Suburban. The latter worked the distance
this morning in a trife over 2:10. There
is also talk of Belvidere's chances, while il
Terra Gotta arrives safely from st. Louis,
and is ridden by Mclaughlin, he will
have to be beaten. Brian Boru, with Ber-
gen up, is also a starter.
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AM OF THE SLAYERS.
rHgs or THB CHICAGO IA"
OFFICERS.
r.u They Have Delaney A
H.u-Ns Sullivan De-
rrH a1i-Nsw York
Released.

June t7.-I It is stated by the
~o-o,ug hat the man arrested
tsr5sy. is Williams the
tented ne Carlson cottage and
-. rr,ure moved from No. III
, The cottage Detectives
surveillance but he gave
se and they had lost track OF
sfma Aspecial from Winnie
Martin Burke. arrested here ON
being implica',d I'm the Cron-
answers E rfscly the descrip-
tbe man Delaney, lie rs
five years old and slight in
ur five feet ten inches
brown moustache Of about
Hewas fairly well
the appearance Of a pros
rrr He is undoubtedly the
r,r wanted
rrKFs SHARK ~ Ut.
man who hired Mariiusen, the
.r to carry furniture from Clark
.lre Carlson cot''ge. The police
.- track seversl days ai-er finding
...s-.. D- Cronin. They knew little
.. r.r. except chat bis movements
a0us He began 70 Jump around
boarding place TO arotnsr Win
.,r.s frequency Detective Palmer
photograph of the fellow.
v.rru-en. the expressman, turned
-..s shown the picture OF burke.
.re very man who hired me TO
.-.... rr1iturs Co tle Carlson cottagei
,t Yo1 ueedn' look any further;
vs he is t1s man.
fert.sl reasons the police old
Urrk. immediately but shadow
, went to certain parties, the
the police refused 20 ui-
end r-i money
yrNorr Road.
.- obtained the money be
.. re. o- Liverpool wa tne
.,,-.r.-s E t1sr boarded irain TOT
-.aa. 20 hence 20 Mon
cro3 that be had
--.- tt. --...rr--r and tna telegraph
....-. Sc s. work. I1a result was
....r...nrE.r took B1rke in sl soon
-,.f oa .t. aiu. Burke is a
He came here several
r.s. ,r-s m7-ier He is hot
s..l.f r..tns-. about 26 years of age.
r.... . Melville was friend OF Z.
I Sullivan -., been abhshed almost
..s f.rh- Burke is from Han
r.. N.r. home of the ex-de,ecuve
ns- cr.an
.rE ISL THE MAN.
the right man, said Chief
-. moung; "but I don Q
r,-... .sr anything about the affair YET.
qo1 CHAT ann very much pleased
- r-st. however, and We are
-- rrrvaIng the mystery than
- WesfsI get ont eX-radiuon papers
rt..r. ths men here IN three OF four
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ELDORvDo, Ks, June 1.-THE upper
valley Of the Walnut is flooded from ex-
ces-ive rains, the streams being higher
than they have bean for years. Saturday
night the river came up SO osuddenly,that a
family by the name Of Graham start 4
from their home to the highland The
mother and babe were drowned, the father
and one child e-caping Grain fields are
flooded and much damage must result.
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Train wrseksrs Get Heavy Sentences.

Train Wreekers Get Heavy sentences
CLEVELAND, o., June l7.-Frank Sad
Ter and Frank Ryan, the two young men
who made two attempts, about month
ago. 10 wreck the limited yestibule train
on the Pittsburg r. Wayne and Chicago
DAD, pleaded guilty at Canton, o., to-day,
and were sentenced 10 10 years IN the pen
itentiary, and to pay fine Of $50 each.