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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
FRENZIED DESPAIR.
A Suffering Mother Kills Her
Children.
SIZE DRANK cARsoLlc ACID.
Locking Her Hashaaa IN Roens. :
waman shoots Two Of Hex
Little ones.

FArRsArLr. MINI, Jan. l6.--A shocking
tragedy took place this morning AZ the res
idence Of James AEcNesl. nsar CAnnon
Lake. Mcneil arose at o'clock and went
into the Kitchen 20 build fire. Mrs. Me-
Neil slpped out after him aud locked the
door. Then she went hack into the had-
roesn. TOOK revolver from bureau
drawer and shot her three chlldren.
Mcneil heard the shots and tried 20 20 I'd
the bedroom, but could not get in. He
then started around the house and went in
the front door and met his wife coming
from the kitchen where she had chased tie
eldest chtld and made her take earhplio
acid and took some herself. The listIe girl
had evidently struggled very bard with her
mother, as her face and hands we're covered
with the acid.
One child was killed instantly and one
died this morning. A little baby thrco
weeks old was shot tarough both lungs.
bui at last reports Is sstiil alive. The woman
and little girl 20 whom she gavc acid are
also alive and may live.
Mrs. Mcneil gives IS reason for the
terrible deed thar size had been sick and
has no hope Of getting well and wanted "a
end her suiferings 20 once. Unless iniisna~
nation OF the stomach sets In the woman
aud little girl win probably Live.
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cnNnrNsFn nfsrArcHHs,

There IL famine In the sondan.
Emin Bey IL in critical condition.
Judge Lee Logan, Of Idaho, IL dead.
The khcdive gave Stanley a grand ban.
qnet.
The governor Of Mozambique he's -.
signed.
Captain cuthbcrt. the famous yacht
builder, IL dead.
-Four men. we're killed By Q blast nsas
Nashville yesterday.
The FIRST South Dakota bill BY the state
legislature has been signed.
The House committee began the Ohio
bailotbox inquiry yesterday.
Preile. the envelope maker of E9w
York. owes t555. .7zs: sssets sD6, 49,
Governor Hill has revoked the warrants
for Johnson, Harding and Wakeiey.
The Eght between Billy Myers and Harry
Gilmore, at Chicago. was STOPPED by tho
police.
The coHsnitsee Of the international sun-
dsy school Convention met In rItksbusa
today.
The license Of the Midland Accident In
surasee Company, OF Kansas City. has bsen
revoked.
Ar. Ledger Of Georgia has hesn chosen
president of the Afro-Amesicau convention
az Chicago.
General Mahons hss been acquitted q
the charge Of shooting Herbert Harr'son
on November s.
AT the state convention 81 Missour4an
eattiemsn, resolutions agsinst eemhlna.
sions Of meat handlers were adopted.
The steamer Empire arrived a San Frzp-
cssco from Departure bar. and the Hrifish
steamer Costa Rlca. Cor Nanssno, snd
state og canfornls, for Portland. csszred
from that port today.
The secretary of war today ordered the4
fifteen ealorsd infantry trsops Be assigned
10 the Twenty-fifth infantry 10 30 sent 10
such points as General Thomas II Kugers
comma nder. shali direct.
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coon PROSPECTS.
Farmers Around waiIa wafla Preaiet a
Coed season.

Good season.
WALIk WALLA. Jan. a6.-This morning
fire broke cut in Chinatown near the city
bal. and. on account Of the usual difficulty
when Ere breaks out Ia houses occupied bv
Chinese. through their nunberssss narti-
tons. two 0t the houses were completelv
gntted before It was extinguishei. The
tire started by q lamp falling of a table.
breaking in the fall. and scattering burning
oil IN all directions. The houses are of
wood; the loss is about 500. covered by in
surance.
Daring the FIRE some men assisted in
moving household goods from house.
and were gwen gallon OF whisky Tor their
traubie. One of the men. named Snyder,
dEank nearly half OF il. from the effect of
which he now lies At the point oil death.
Farmers predict enormous crops in this
section on account Of the abnormal guam
tits Of snow that has fallen this winter So
for. s33s inches Is reported by the United
states signal Office in this city. All streams
IN the valley will have plenty OF water next
summer IS an enormous quantity of snow
has fallen in the Blue mountains
The request of the board of trade to the
Union Pacific officials that ore days lay
oseT he given passengers on that line has
heaa taverably reported by the Portland
officials 70 headquarters at Omaha.
Naiia Nalia has received no mail since
Tuesday morning, no trains having passed
over tue road 10 Pendleton since last sat
urday. Yesterday not a wheel was NOV
ing IN any direction. The Hunt road, so
far. has been very fortunate. trans arfiy-
ing on time up to. wednesday, night. but
the Chinook OF yesterday drifted loose
snow into the cuts, and trains have not
got through yet.
+. w. Graws. of Graws & Mckee, is not
expected 20 live. He returned from 4 trip
to Portland suffering with la grippe, which
has developed into pneumonia
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and It's inhabitants are concerned. Town
property has advanced nearly - PER cent
since the firsf ef the year and is changing
hansss rapidly. Bshrsas & Moody. our
real estate men. hare recently a4dei two
clerks 70 their foree in order 70 facilitate
their business
Increment Is now on foot 70 organise q
boAFc Of Trade. which We think viii be
accomplished about the ist OF rehruary.
ereas deal has been said in regard TO
the inadequate hotel accommodation OF
Mount Vernon ,yes no move has been made
70 better them. There are three hotels
here whose rooms viii aggregate TO- Be
side these there sre several private houses
thai have furaished rooms for rent TO
tFaas1snts, yet there il hardly a night
posses but what from ten 20 thirty people
have 20 sleep ia an once chair.
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TnE srEwARr EsrATR.
Judge Hilton Gets All He Claims and
thr Aase Ends.

- @N1AE aAAttSn NtNN All ~ &AA4tA4 anu
tan 4aSe Ends.
Nrw YoRK. Jan. IA statement was
given out hy the lawyers in the Stewart
will case this afternoon that the lssigations
are settled. Judge Hilton retains all that
ne received during Mrs. Stewart's life tire
and all that he had ever claimed the right
10 retain, except that be has released the
estate lroai les Indebtedness OF 1857. All
parties interested under the viii received
what the terms OF the will entitled them 10.
The testamentary intentions OF Mrs.
Stewart ia respect 90 the cathedral viii re-
eesye fNll effect by the conveyance OF an
additional quantity OF land. about double
TIE quantity conveyed to Il by Mrs. Stew
art in her life time, aud bali a million dol
lars. in addition TO the So. 200 which the
cathedral nov holds against the estate.
and in addition TO the property upon which
Mrs. Stewart expended upward OF $2,0Oo,-
go during her lite time.
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suLLivAN's RErLY.
The California Athlete club is Dissat-
isflea.

sAN FRAsciseo, Jan. I6-Caliiorhia is
anything but pleased at the telegram re-
ceived from John l.. Sullivan today that be
will not meet Peter Jackson here for less
than se5 010, and even then viii make no
arrangements until after be is through
With the Mississippi authorities.
The club claims that sullivan verbally
agreed with one Of its representatives. n
tight Jackson for SIS co Members say il
Is probable the club viii let saii!van cool
of for time.
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A cArrLE eoRNER.
Project for shaking Up Railroads with
Doubtful Plans.

rIrTsHrRs, Jan. rs. Francis J. ClAyton.
81 Chicago. whD represents q syndicate
formed for ihe purpose OF controlling lire
stock shipments throughout the country.
vas In the city today. Clayton said the
plan Was 20 have ali the cattle
and sheep shipped ont oi CHI
eagO 20 thronga CAnada and oat
al 81. Lawfehs e purts. The cattle would go
In ough the Dominion and some 81 them
would re sent 10 ports in this country.
The Canadian government, he says, is In
tcTested in The nlan, and Is 9orksng hard
10 bring ID TO successful issue. II the
pvpajcate succeeds stock viii be sent over
the iine ia specially constructed cars.
The scheme. he said. would hc the means
~ a general shaking up ol sli lines hand.
ling cattle. ard a Number 0f abuses and
old-ume ideas would he retnedlsd aud
eliminated.
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rHK sEAL FIsnEnIEs.
steps Taken By the canadiAn oovern~

OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. ie.--iord STANLEY. Ii
opening Parliament this afternoon. eas5
that lin consequence OF reported seizures
by the cruisers OF the United States navy
OF Canadian vessels while employed n The
capture of seals in that part Of the north
Pacific ocean known as Behring's seas.
this government has strongly Tepresented
70 her nlajesty's ministers the necessity e
protecting our shipping while engaged ia
their lawful calling, as well a. guarding
against the assumption BY any nation ok
exclusive property rights In those sRters.
II feel confident those Representations
have had due weight, and hope 70 b. sf-
ahled during the present session 70 assufo
you that all differences ON this question
are In course of satisfactory sdjustmsn&N
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ExcIrKD cITfkENs.
Two Lines og Railroad 50 Pass Through
Msssns EeFman.

M&unt EeFnaa-
Morxr vEKEas Jan. I6--Ihe SensEeHs q
this town have been ia = state Of excite
S3pnt during TIE past seek over the at.
noHneezneut that she ssaisie. Lake shore
a Eastern raliFoad are 70 ssaiid thssr isne
thre8ea the pises IL The northern boundary.
4 AcoeFs - easinsers are alEesag IN the iseasi
las AEug ahs hne ard neaTty > of the
rehi-uf aaF las been secured. Iae to4n
has raised shefa a hssws 81 s,1ssse
We have aEss heea asseres main line Of
the SeattAe & Northern FStsro2d, running
from AmacoFtes Is SEATTLE Tbs Fosa HIii
cross the ekagft river st Avon. thence
soath through Mouns NeTupn % seattle.
rs ht-es-way S Dow heiag secafeI together
wish seFos grounds az this Fssoe. Fhns =
! IL tx seen shst ~ eoFneetiea Nta tie
rlses rsu;n. we ar - have tro rss5si rnssis
I g5nr ns in closer cennsetAen NiEh -
tse.
TIE Nsw Year has started n 9Th 81 ar
ana gaEh Os prosperity. 80 Tar q she toNn
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Af0ttrafy kSates
New HAVEN. ian. g.-~Frederic r.
Honey. who. for some years past. has been
instructor In mechanical drawings of Yale
scientific school, has been removed from
his position. Prof Brush announced
teday that PFols. Richards and Dubois
would iiil the vacancy temporarily. The
dismissal results from one OF the worst
quarrels which has occurred among men,
hers Of the faculty Of Yale for some time.
Honey ordered freshmen TO purchase their
drawing instruments OF firm In this city,
but instead they purchased them from =
man who canyassed their class for phila-
delphia tirm, Honey then announced that
he would mark students absent II thsy
used the instruments. Upon this the
hoard Of directors stepped in and told Mr..
Honey he must retract. He would not do
80 and was dismissed.
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jointly ct the murder os = white nan
whose nanae i supposed 10 be A. R. VIII
Jams Williams hsa refused 20 give the
Indians whisky and hey Killed him.
San Germ and hmmy RarriS. also r'hoc-
faas mnrierea Hoasfnn 1oyce. Of Frsnk-
In, Tex n Nasen Der. issS. fer his money,
The lass man was Jones. another Choc-
saw. His yscsin was ~ old man naraeA
Henry Wilson. whosm hs Killed While
goiEz through the garritarv last March.
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rorSoxrNa THE CREW.
A ships steward rats Jaisp in she
Food.

BALTIMORE. Jan. i6--The steamship
Earndale, Captain A. II. Carter. arrived
late Yesterday a{terBoon from Cuba with
steward ~. Walker IL irons. charged with
attempting te poison the whole ships crew
and oisscers on Monday lazt. lie aeknowi.
red 10 the second mate to having put q
bottle of iaiap into The food. Later be
wrote a long letter 10 The captain telling
hnw lie hsi poisoned the food and pleaded
excessive drinking ss tue cause. lie told
the assistant steward on Monday that be
had poisoned the food Of tbe second ON.
Ger. John T.edden. for an Old gradge
All the poison officers and hands have
falls recovered.
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rnr LorEz ISLAND CASE.
Petition ef the offender Refused
Death Of = Pioneer.

nxzth Of . Pioneer.
PoRr TowNsESp. Jan. Is --A petition OF
Martin Ph lslrs Tor writ ST habeas corpus
xas heard by Judge Sacks Of tue superior
eoart IN this city yesterday morning.
Phillips Is the Lopez island bridegroom
who fred iato party engaged in chair
vaTi on MS premises last month, wonndfng
John Hal. wae has since died, and John
Graham
TIE petition was denied and the prisoner
refused bail and Femanded 10 the custody
o. the sheriff under eosa miiment OF nur-
8Er
Fred Jones. An osa pioaeer Of San Juan
county. died al bis home IN Afgyie last
Friday, srsd sbous ~ yparS.
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rRESonEsAL coRS.



Prise.
NER YoRK, Jaa. Is he most phencra-
enAl ysoad 0t cora ever psosaeed IN Amer
ica has heen awarded The FTsze ct $50
ofierel hy tsle American x.sssss,1sssa2;ss. for
shs largest cFop cf skellei euTn grown in
ore SIRE IN iSSa. The crop was within a
fraction az 9Ss bushels green weighs. which
Shrank 70 - bushels waga kiln-aried and
when chemically dried contained els bush
els, The South Carolina SFate board Of
agriculture doubled The prize, making the
reward $1,000 in ala.
This crop was grown by X T. Drake. OF
Marlboro county, south Carolina. IL Is
twice as large as the greatest authenticated
crop ever before reported.
The $500 awarded Tor the largest yield Of
swheat last year goes 10 Henry Burton.
q salt Lake City. Utah, Tor q yield Of 50
asasheiS on one acre.
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THE uMArrLLA DAMAGED.

ship Breaks From Her Meorings and
Finats Around.
SAN Francesca. Ian. I6--The ship Ster-
ling broke from her moerings as Harrison
street wharf yesterday and drove her bows
onto the steamer Umatilla. which was
moored near BY. A strong wind was
blowing and there being bHt one man on
the Sterling at the time, she was at the
mercy of the clements.
Alter great labor she was taken in tow
By the tag Rellef. The damage to the
Umatilla viii amount 10 between $1,000
and Sl5,00
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rmE sonNsroMN ruNp.


dfed orphans.
PHiLAnEIrnIA, Jan. rs. at a meeting oil
the Iohnstown iieod relief commission to-
day. Governor Beaver presided Arrange
ments were perfected With the Girard Life
Assurance Annuity Company. Tor the ad-
ministration ot the annuity tnnd. whereby
592 children under i6 years OF age are or
phaned hy tire food. receive $50 an-
nually until they reach the age
Of Is Various ether forms Of relief
were adopted. The secretary's reports
show that the number estimated 10 have
heen drowned in Cauemaugh valley was
32s0 persons, the mum her Of bodies fe-
covered. 1916 identlg ed. f0zi; unidentified,
65i; missing 61a
The relief fund. received from various
sources. amounted 20 $9.HS 073. After all
expenditures for relief have been paid. the
commission have on hand an unexpcndsd
balanee OF og3i.
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.ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN ( Co..
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
South side Cherry Street. between Front Second
South side Cherry Street. between Front and Second
have Choicest Property in all parts City
which we will bs pleased Intending Purchasers
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roRruGAI.s DIGNITY.
Tho New MInI.try WIN Mainssia xts -
iarrels.

LssBoE. Jan. 10. Prime Minister rimene
tal was absent from the chamber Of p4ers
today. owing 10 an attack Of indueaxa.
In his absence the minister OF Justice de-
Iivered declaration on the dispute with
England His remarks wero similar -
those made By rimentai, who declared the
government would protect ia interests -
far as was possible and maintain its Dig
nifty absolutely.
A recrimatory debate followed, but ~
agreed in denouneing tbs British u!fk
matum.
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THE EARL WINS.
a Lendon Editor Convicted Of Lfhe1tnn
Lord Enston.

LoSpos, Jan. i6.--The trial of Mi
Parke. editor OF the No,FA LONDON Hszs, al
the charge OF criminal libel preferfod
against him by the earl Of Euston, was cex-
cludsd today. Justice Hawkins. in suiny
ming up the case. spoke OF tho great and
manifest discrepancy In the testimoly b
the witness called By Parkes counsel u
identify the earl OF Enston. He said th&k
II the story told by the Witness, saul. Nfl4
testified that he and the eagl< 4 k'isI + s
committed criminal action IL the ho5iS<
on Cleveland street was true. be marveled
that Saul had net been prosecuted ana :
warrant against the earl OF Enston had not
been applied for.
Mr. Parke was found guilty OF fihclInk
the earl. and sentenced 70 one years ina-
prisonment
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a soorrER.s mKARr.
Killed that His Marderer Might see u
Et Was nIack.

MAnlsos, Wis. Jan. I6.--1ohn kuhni
today pleaded guilty 10 the extraordinary
murder og Wm. ChEistie and was sen
teuced % life Imprisonment. kuhni
confessed that he Killed Christie and ex-
plained that the latter was always scotfing
at tie Bible. He says his reason Tor dis
tnesnisersug Christie Was 20 get the scofieg s
heart naf 10 see whether II was black.
Kuhni Is the man who yas brought back
from Q 3eenstoWn, Ireland. 20 stand trial
here
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rrAIIAx sTnrKKna.

AMER FIrlng af shs Pslses Fear Men Are
Arrested.
Pi1raseas, 5aH is.--Iass might num-
hes of Italians in Waistgn hgan shooting
towards where TIE Piakssson police bead
quarters are. Quite 3 numh~r Of shots
wsra fred ard the miners say tbs police re-
tnrnea the frs. An hour later squad Of
rs,ssee surrounded nn ItaIian ahansy aad
arrested saas occupants. four sroshsrs. and
est.tnrsd four reviewers and mgTdefous-
io5kSag knives
The Italians weYe committed 70 Brock.
vile jasl today withsat bearing.
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IA oKIrrE DErIEs com.
Alarming Increase In the Death Rate /,
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan 16-Tbe death rate in
Chicago for the first five days Of this week
is nearly double the usual average. 1t is
stated a. the health Office this evening that
there are in the neizhborhood OF forty
deaths daily as result OF the influenza
epidemic Eleven deaths, directly charged
in the death certificates. were fled today
as due TO Ia grippe
City Physician WiekerSham said the pre-
vailing cold weather is proving OF no per-
cepiible value in shutting of the disease.
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Esw Fnsxe1sco. Jan. iA--L- p. Stone
harness dealer. ~ and sss tiatteFy street.
Announced his insolvsny this alternooEs.
TIE iaa8ities are S@s 80; assets PrNesl-
casly noghsng The real estais : pssced Al
SIS 90. bas there are sneasasFssscsS or it
10 sAss amount % 81 80.
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THE Two GovERNoRs.
Only Formal Business Transacted at the
First Session.

Only Formal Business Transacted at the
First Session.
CHARLESTON, w Va, Jan a. The legis-
lature today met in joint session TO hear
the report from the joint committee on
gahernatorial contest. Chairman Keep
presented the majority report declaring
Fleming elected by 257 votes. Senator
Morris tRepublicanl presented . minority
report, declaring Goa elected by 70 votes.
After presentation Of the reports joint
committee was appointed 70 prepare the
mode OF proeeedure aud the joint assembly
adjourned until Monday next.
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.. r.n rh.ss.,. .. mlII......s.. n.ssA-

ne FsiI xIsxongh the wiitaopktess Hat<n-
way ard Was Seriously In3ufe&-
Hichasa Prandesgast. m Engiash Gee
man. sell through . hatchway on tbs
steamer Willamette. lying st the coal
bunkers, as q little psst II o'eIock last
ni9hs and Vas yery badly injured ab0ot
the back and spine
DY. Grant maa called and had the man
removed 70 prpsidenee hospital. Pre1der-
gasE wss . stranger 70 The ehlp q empayres.
In his poekes var found British 1caraSz,s y
hon0rnbie discharge. dated lsaEk
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Go.
uH()I ESALE 6ROCERS.

NH0l ESAlE 6hUJEhS.
s'.s,re \ greatly increased our stock
! s,rsIi;ics we arc now in position
y, NERCHASTs iwho are will
s nav their bills promptly al ma
q desire to avail themselves OF
orxrtunity Of accepting our
TgI EberaI discounts for CASH
srsr,ss an unexceptionai ire o.
-,,,l Groceries, Teas, Tobacco and
s. ne are headquarters on But
"a desire 10 cali your attention to
a. that the sweet California roll
e receiving on each steamer Is
m cent lower than Eastern
..ser and Is much finer We arc
- ln trade and will figure way
~n n the sub cellar on prices 70
nlaie trade, and guarantee quality
monp shipment 40 goods
II ptail &. I. WEBB,
Manager.
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chseaaw and whIss pespesaases raf 60
Death.

Fngs swIrH. Afk.. Jan. IS The hzng-
ms 81 SIX condemned EaursieFers look paacs
AZ rg r. 81. t<aav The men executed were
Attn she Ch0taw John Billy, Thomas
Wfss. Sass Usrm. Jimmy Barris ana
fea4r@sa gosses. The crime for wharh
Aastga PAID the psnAl1y VAS The aarTe-
vnfsy. n .rs.eF 81 Ihomas Easess ~ aas,
sssa goha Es.lv and Thomas Wills. be1h
tna h!oosea CAoctAss, wsfe coasieted
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A,,,.or CT. she caueus yot..

DEs MoIsEs. Ia. Jan. i6.-~As Joint
ballot OF the Republican members Of boeh
houses, Senator Allison was renomin&te6
for United States senator.
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CRErsae. Jan. l8 The tneFts DEPART
useat Of IL 4 Neo.y's nsw svsngsi xAi'ssn
ins4fsslas vas op4nea to-ev wiih aia AL
dress IS M. Nooay. 1h@enss Vas 5 - 80.
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sPRKADIxe RATLs.
Twelve Pee pie fasared Through M
oFegsaEuesi Train

Overturned Train
s,1r LAKE Cry. Jan. l6An aceiient
occurred on the wyoming division os tie
Uaiaa Pacific to<isy ~ Hampton, sixty
ulslss east OF Evanston. The ralls sFFesd
as passenger train passed over thesNssea.
ana tsas express. b2gEaes csF ard nrst-elass
coach rolled down an embznkment ard
wese broken 80 pieces.
Neae of the passengers were killed. bat 3
dozen weFe more or less iaInsssis some seTs-
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