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The morning call., 1890-12-15
A Third Partv Called Far

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 14.-The third-party
movement, which originated at the recent
Farmers Alliance Convention, took def
mite form to-day when the call for a con-
vention was given to the press. 1t asked
for union. of the independent party,
the Peoples party, the Union La
Dor party, the late Federal and
Confederate soldiers, the Farmers
Alliance, the Farmers Mutual Benefit
Association. Citizens Alliance, Knights of
Labor, Colored Farmers Alliance, and all
other industrial organizations based upon
fundamental ideas of finance, transporta-
ton, labor and land. and the transaction of
other legitimate business in furtherance Of
work already begun
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Another Rich Silver Mine.

CHEYENNE. Dec. .14.-Wyomings frstrich
silver strike is reported from the mine of
State Senator Chatterton, near Saratoga.
The manager sends word that at $50 feet in
the tunnel they uncovered six-foot vein of
silver ore, and that the assays gave not less
than 5000 to the ton. This mine is across
the Platte River from Brush Creek, where
gold finds have been made, and the report
apparently bears out the theory that the
mountains of Southern Carbon County are
rich in mineral, as the range continues into
Colorado.
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The Aztec Messiah Ex,ec,ed.

KANSAS CITY, Dee. 14.-Luis del Com
nun of Cholulu. Pueblo, Mexico. was in this
city to-day en- route to Chicago. In an in
terview tonight he said the Aztec Indians
of Mexico are afflicted with Messiah craze
very similar to that which is disturbing the
Indians in the Northwest. The Aztec
prophecy is very like that which is believed
in by the Sioux. The Messiah will cause
the volcano of Popoeatepetl to erupt and
overwhelm the country with lava, which
will destroy all but the Aztec.
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Trouble With Eis si,,er.in.Law

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-S. +. Winch, said to
be wealthy citizen of Omaha, was arrested
this afternoon, charged with larceny as
bailee. The complainant is Mrs. f. T.
Stanton. who resides in Washington boule-
ward, in this city. A matter of $50, 900 in
notes is said to be involved in the case.
Winch is brother-in-law of Mrs. Stanton.
He Is 60 years of age, and has been inter-
ested in some of her financial affairs. Mrs.
Stanton's financial agent, F. II. Herr, who
is also relative, said tonight that Winch
had taken the note without permission and
had retained it wrongfully. He refused to
explain the details of the transaction, and
said that Mrs. Stanton simply wanted to
recover the note from Winch and had caused
his arrest, exexpectiDg he would surrender
the paper,
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A Chlnese highblnder W ent to Santa Rosa
on Friday to collect bill Of $l2O He
found his man without trouble, but on pre-
senting his demand the highbinder got into
hot water at once. He was thrown into a
vault and kept there until he promised to
pay the Santa Rosa Chinese So for pulling
him out. The money was paid, when the
friends of the creditor took a hand and they
beat the highbinder into jelly. He was then
turned loose and walked to Petaluma. That
bill is not likely to be collected.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
To Map the Heavens.

Boston. Dec. 14.-The Harvard observa-
tory's expedition 10 Peru is on the eve of
setting out probably the best equipped, as it
is to be the most comprehensive scientific
expedition even sent forth. In prosecuting
its self-assumed task OF making complete
map of the heavens. the observatory has
found 1t necessary to establish branch sta
items, in order that the entire sky may be
mapped, and for this purpose an astronomi-
cal plant has for some time been in opera
tion Oh Wilson's Peak In Southern Califor-
mia. A temporary station was erected at
Chosica. Perm. but a permanent observatory
Will be established near Arequipa.
The morning call., 1890-12-15

Jews. who might deprive the poor of their
bread and enter into competition with the
rich as well. 1t is not religious intolerance
that prOmpts the measures relative to the
Jews in Russia, where their synagogues
stand proudly by the side of Christian
churches; it is the absolute necessity of
saving the rural populace from being
drained of their resources. Russia will
save the Jews themselves from popular
retribution. She does not assume false
liberalism, but acts openly in protecting the
prosperity of the nation. If the whole of
Europe should attempt to force distasteful
policy upon Russia she is in position to
successfully defend her independence"
The morning call., 1890-12-15
A Consular Bauuuet.

LONDON, Dec. 14-Consul- General John
Z. New presided at the consular banquet at
Metropolitan Hotel Friday evening There
were present Lord Mayor Savory and the
Lady Mayoress, the Sheriffs of the county
ana their wives, Postmaster General Raikes,
Baron Alfred de Rothschild, the Austro- Hun
garian Consul-General and large number
of other notahles. The Lord Mayor. in pro-
posing toast to Consult General New, paid a
nigh tribute to his courtesy Rnd ability.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Alleged Inauguration OF Bitter Warfare Be-
tunen Rannhlican Iaaders

Alleged Inauguration Of a Bitter Warfare Be-
tween Republican Leaders
NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Democratic papers
state that at conference of about thirty
leading Republicans here to-day it was de-
cided that ex-senator Platt must retire from
the leadership of the party in the State.
The Star says: Ex-senator Warner Mil
ler and his friends have organized for their
campaign against ex-senator L. C. Platt
All negotiations looking toward harmony
between the warring Republican factions in
New York are at an end From now until
after the election next fall the fight will be
bitter one. and from now until The next
State Convention it will be scalping-knife
and tomahawk warfare"
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Margaret Mathe,'s Divorce

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Margaret Mather
intends to sue her husband, Emil Haber-
korn, for limited divorce. Her marriage
about four years ago was surprise to her
friends, and she and her husband have not
lived together since he went to Los Angeles
a year ago for the benefit OF his aungs. Miss
Mathar says: "Phere is nothing discredit-
able in the differences between us. 1t is
simply question Of ncompatability."
The morning call., 1890-12-15
EeYada Ilfma

WINNEMUccA, Dec. 14.-W. A. Hall alias
Wilson, alias Byrd, was arrested in Para
disc Valley to-day by Sheriff Fellows for a
or me committed at Weiser, Idaho. He is
accompanied by woman who was dressed
in mems clothes.
John Mason Sr., an old resident of this
county, was run over and killed at Dunglrn,
eighteen miles from here, to-day. He leaves
q large family, and was respected by all.
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Fire in Woocland.

WOODLAND, Dec. IA fire this after
noon burned two brick buildings adjoining
Byrnes' Hotel on West street. The one
owned by Mrs. Leonard is entirely de-
The Porter & Gable building was partially
burned; insurance 5000. A frame building
belonging to Porter and Brownell is dam
aged about $1,000; insured. The fire COM
pany did good work, or else the damage
might have been much greater. The total
loss is about $1,000.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

BERNE. Dec. 14-John d. Washburn, the
newly appointed American Minister to
Switzerland, yesterday presented his creden-
tials.
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-THE police have dis
solved Democratic association, one of the
objects Of which was to agitate in favor of
universal suffrage.
HIAwATHA Kans.l Dec. 14.-Robert
Sweeney of Reserve, an Alliance man who
sold grain for farmers, is short in his ac-
counts over $1,000.
PoTTsTowN (Pa.), Dec. IA fire in the
business section of the city yesterday morn
ing destroyed several stores, causing loss
of about $50, 900; partially insured.
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THE JEWS IN RUSSIA.

The Eevos Vremya Protests Against English
or o her Foreign Interference.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 14.-The NOvoe
Vremya protests against English or other
foreign interference in regard to the treat
'ment of Jews in Russia, and says: "The
meeting in London will not advance the
cause Of the Jews one step. At the bottom
Of the movement is the fear of the English
OF the invasion Of their country by the
The morning call., 1890-12-15
The Buchtell College Tragedy.

AKRON Ohio. Dec. 14.-Lulu Steigyer
and May Stevens. who were the worst
burned of the victims of the birthday party
at Buchteil College Saturday night. died
to-day. May Baker of Johnson's Creek,
n. Y, and Aurelia Wirick of Storm Lake,
Iowa. are the most seriously injured of the
surviving members of the party, but the
physician says there is no immediate dan
ger. The college halls are filed with the
odor of burning flesh and many young ladies
tainted as they went about doing relief
work.
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Long Since Decided Aw,y.
Z Zailbach has apnlied for Iettprs r

l. Keilbach has applied for letters of ad-
ministra on the estate of George G. Sin
die, who died in 1858. The deceased has two
OF three heirs in the East who believe that
he left large estate. The large estate that
he once owned was involved in litigation
aud he decided it away before the suits were
settled.
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For Contract Work on Pub,io Ronda

STOCKTON, Dec. 14.-The Board of Trade
last night commenced tn work ON an inyes-
tigati0n into the cost of keeping up the
county roads, with the purpose Of recon-
mending legislation, if necessary, to pro-
vide for better work on roads and SYSTEM
attic plan of road building. In the discus
sion SO far contract work on the public
roads is favored
The morning call., 1890-12-15
The United States Grand Jury at Work

PORTLAND (Oregon), Dec 14.-The United
States Grand jury brought in five in-
dictments against F. M. o. Hoston, who
was arrested some months since in Des
Moinrs, Iowa, on charge of forging pen
sion vouchers.
Indictments were also returned against
c. +. Stone and Z. j. Hyde for conspiracy
aud subornation of perjury in connection
with tim ber-land frauds
The morning call., 1890-12-15
WILL He RETIRE
Parnell's Fight to Retain th9
Leadership.
The Lively Campaign at Tipperafy and
Other Places.
What Sir John Pope HenneSg'S Success May
Hean-DaVitt'S Appeal 10 the
Electors.
Special to THE MoRNINs CALI.

New YORK, Dec. 14.-T. d. Sullivan, ex-
Lord Mayor of Dublin, and one of the Irish
Parliamentary delegates who have re-
mained in this country pending the settle
ment of the trouble in Ireland, says:
rather think that if the election in Kill
kenny goes against Parnell-and that re-
suit seems now as good as accomplished
that lie will retire. 1t is probable that /
shall set out for ireland on Wednesday.
Dillon and 0Connor will be able to handle
the situation with tact and courage at this
end of the line"
The morning call., 1890-12-15
just a Dozen Arrested.

Notwithstanding the enforcement OF the
Eight-o'elock Ordinance, young hoodlums
have taken advantage of the darkness lately
until that hour to annoy people passing
along Third, Fourth and Sixth streets. Last
night an organized raid was made on them,
and James Borden, George Prescott. James
Conwell, Thomas O'Keefe, Daniel FawIev,
John Norton, Thomas Stack, Frank Hogan,
William Cavanaugh, Thomas Welch, Will
locked up for obstructng the sidewalks.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
The Cause of a Riot

ScoTTDALE Pa,), Dec. 14.-Near jim
town. mining hamlet. last night. gang Of
Hungarians, all of whom were more or less
intoxicated, while returning home met two
americans named Watkins and Hunting.
The Hungarians decided that they must get
down on their knees before they would be
allowed TO pass. When the Americans in
dignantly refused to comply with the de-
mand bloody riot ensued, in which knives.
clubs and stones were freely used. After
great difficulty the belligerant foreigners
were driven off. Watkins and Hunting
were both badly injured, and are in pre-
carious condition.
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Probably Frozen to Death.

WHEELING (W. Va.) Dec. 14.-The bodies
of George Serker and James Lane, farmers,
were found lying On the road a few miles
from the Clay County Courthouse on Satur-
day. the unfortunate3 had started from
their homes on Wednesday to go to the
been frozen to death as no marks Of violence
were found on them.
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Bovine Trespassers.

OTTUMwA (Ont.), Dec. 14-The Northwest
mounted police are experiencing difficulty in
preventing Montana cattle from entering
Canadian territory in search of food. Over
50O0 head are known to be in the Mill River
region, and the police are busy engaged in
antine district 1t appears that Montana
rancherS are short of fodder.
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Shot Dead at Hi, Own Doo-.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-Harry Hartman left
his home at o'clock this morning to 20 to a
saloon, so his daughter says, 10 indulge in a
smoke. He remained away two hours and
then returned to the house. While attempt
ing to gain admittance at a rear door, four
shots were fired and Hartman fell dead.
Two sons of the dead man and John Bren-
nan have been arrested.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Jumped From a Window.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-During the progress
of fire in the building corner of Eighth
and Marion streets, three inmates Jumped
from the third story window, one of whom,
Heinrich Schultz, died this afternoon from
injuries received, but the other two, Lizzie
and Kate Koch, were only slightly hurt
The morning call., 1890-12-15

j. Fitzsimmons and Richard StapIeton.
the former saloonist at 1434 Market street.
the latter hoodlum. got into fight over
the payment OF some drinks last night, and
FitZsimmons concluded with several elabor
ate Delsarte fourishes with a revolver In
his hand. for which he was arrested for as.
Sault with deadly weapon.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
The Methodist Cons,itution

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 14.-The session of
the commission for the revision of the Meth
odist constitution has ended. 1t is hoped at
the next meeting to complete rough draft
just before the conference of 1892 that the
finishing touches will be given to the work.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Smith M. Weed for Senator.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-An Albany letter
to the Tribune states that Smith NJ. Weed
is apparently determined to make a hot
fight for the United States Senatorship.
His organ, the ], Plattsburg Republican.
makes strong appeal in his behalf, which
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Dempsey in NV Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14.-Jack Dempsey,
the pugilist, arrived to-day in good condi-
ton, and will train either over the lake or
at Galveston for his fight with Fitzsimmons.
Several thousand dollars are already
wagered here upon the result of the battle
The morning call., 1890-12-15
New Hampshire Ranublicans.

CoNCoED. Dec. 1.-THE next conference
of the New Hampshire Republicans will be
for the exclusive purpose of considering the
subject Of the organization of the next
House. The Democracy are not only tho
roughly defiant. but are renewing from time
to time their boast that they will capture
at any cost the next Legislature.
The morning call., 1890-12-15

The Gait Gazette says: In San Joaquin
the State and county taxes are coming In
slowly. TIE total collections to date amount
to $4,000 In round figures, leaving s3l3,o coo
to be collected before the last Monday In the
month, the goth inst. when unpaid taxes
Will be delinquent.
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A B,nter Ruv. . 81, p,;ov

PORTLAND, Dec. 14.-A report was re-
ceiyed at police headquarters to-day that j.
w. Shute, a banker of Hillsboro. twenty
miles from here, had been swindled out OF
$1,000 by the old "gold-brick " game.
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q The Ere at MinSen.

MINDEN, (Neb) Dec. LITTLE fire which
occurred last night was finally subdled af-
ter block comprising eight business houses
had burned. The total loss is S35, ,o5O.
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San Joequin County Moving.

STOCKTON, Dec. 14.-The first meeting to
organize local Worlds Fair Association
was held here last evening and committee
was appointed to select permanent officers.
San Joaquin County will have a creditable
exhibit in California's show at the Worlds
Fair,
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Jake shnrp,s stewardshIp.

Mrs. Belle Spanier, widow of the late
Joseph w. Spanier, filed petition in tho
Probate Court Saturday to be appointed
special administrative of the estate. She
states that J. Ii. Sharp, the administrator
appointed in April last absconded on No
vember 25th, taking with him all the prop
erty of the estate, amounting to Sic, ,760. She
believes that he has gone to Germany.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
A Parish Church Rnrned

CAPE ST. IGNACE Quebec, Dec. 1.-THE
parish church was burned here to-da Y
Rev. FL. A. Dionne, the vicar. at the risk OF
his life, succeeded in saving the holy sacra-
ment. Another building, used as council
hall and courthouse, was also burned.
T,oss S105 OOO
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suicide at Sea,

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Ida Oelwng
passenger on the steamer Trave from Bre-
men, jumped overheard in midocean one
evening while temporarily deranged. No
trace of her could lie found. She was bound
for Chicago. where she was to join her hus-
band
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Genera, Miles Gone to the Indian Country.

Genelal Mics Tone to the Indian Country.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-General Miles, accom-
panied by Captain Maus and the Generals
private secretary. Mizen, left Chicago to-
night for st. Paul. The General will stop
at St. Paul a couple of days and then go to
the N Northwestern Indian country. He could
not say how long he would be absent.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Sale Of Mexican Mines.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec 1.-THE Ramos
Mining District in the State of San Luis
Potosi, one of the richest in Mexico, has
been sod to an American syndicate, headed
by Mr.. Kirkland of Mllw aukee
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Murder and Suic;de

WILMINGTON (Ohio), Dec fisherman
McMalon being jealous Of the attention other
young men paid to the daughter of Mrs
Sarah Cochran of Cherry Bend probably
fatally shot the girl last. night and then
suicided.
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will have the effect OF consolidating his sup
p0rters into a compact phalanx, and as the
Democratic majority on joint ballot is mar
row, it is easy to see that Weed will be
able to give Governor Hill good deal OF
anxiety as to his own plans for disposing of
the Senatorship.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Fatal Railroad Accident.

SOMERSET. Dec. 14.-In collision to-day
between two freight trains on the Cincin-
natl Southern. near Elko, Brakeman Steph-
ems was killed and Engineer Hall fatally in
iured
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dow in the steeple 100 feet below the chair
from which he fell. Then the crowd broke
forth into roar of cheers, amid which the
plucky fellow climbed up to the post again
and coolly resumed his task as if nothing
had happened; but it was narrow escape.
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does not fear that any one will claim the
properly, as all trace Of the original owner
of the chest hss been lost. owing to the long
time that it has been in his family.-St.
Louis Star Savings.
The morning call., 1890-12-15
Rumored Destruction of Missions

ZANzIBAR, Dec. 14.-It is rumored that
Fumo Bakar the Sultan of Vitu, and his
followers have destroyed an English mission
station on the Iana River and killed sey-
eral native Christians.
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NOTES OF TIE CENSTS.

Washington, Auc. LILY the end of the present
month superintendent Porter expects the work Of
counting the population of the country, shown by
the census enumeration schedules. will have been
completed. Already the count has reached 50O0O0O0.
and according 10 Mr.. POrcrs estimate there are
about 100000 yet TO be counted. Thi, work Of
counting The population IS being pushed rapidly
is consistent wiki accuracy, and when completed
PARSONS must he made. the results verified and all
errors corrected before the final official result can
be given out This verfcauon, Mr. Porter believes.
can be completed in ten days, that the final result
Will probably be announced before the end Of ih5
present month. and Congress. if it 50 desires. can
proceed % pass an app0rtionmcn, BILL and deter
mine how many members shall constitute the next
nopse A. soon as this feature Of the census Is COM
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Az AGRlEuEyY THAT DoEs NOT BIND.

CHICAGO. Aug. II t-pcc lan.-Thc ninety days III
which The western Passenger Association agreement IS
binding cNuIos september .. Mcr that date The
agreement well De dead lctt-r and il Is day by day
leeonu- more doubtful if the association Will outlast
tie a-Iremcui. Tie Achi-on. Burlington Io'h
Island. Alton and Il. Paul roads express tho utmost
abstraction with tic agreement, and they, togo ,cr
with my- o. if not all. the other members dcc.ar,
they viii not ioYrer contnuc tire farce II livirg up
10 tie term, OF uc agreement et n" end Of tie ninety
days In ~, in,taac, J., the fault lad at Chairman
Go4!arJ', door. TIE arIc mont Itself AID the ron'
dton~ made 10y many of the reads in signing Il
render II Impossible to imp &c p"lalt which VIII
stirE II + alro.! Ou al hand, That Chairman
Goddard could have conducted matter, more sails
factoril, had tlIcrr boon no agreement Whatever
I'M. ,-uIt II tl, go prijvc aer cmrnt La been l1t
each road ha. CON" practically a. U saw ~. y
poraiiy IS ,horr among do" roads con pclng 4 r
fn,,,do lu-.,r-, one road says III. VI ouri Pacific
/. tl blame for tic whole trouble, WhI.c other roads
lsv inc blame on the Rock leaut.
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PUSHED MS WIFE OTxR ! PREcIPICE
CRIME or \ ROCHESTER, MAN ~ ORDER THAT
he MIGHT Marcy AGAIN.

Rochester. Y. V. Aug H.-AIthur H. Day is under
arrest in this city the charge # blgnmy. since
hi alc, the detective have icamcd 4 ,, mysterious
disappearance o his fr.t wife. on invest alton, 1t
f1nud that Day took her to Niagara Falls sunday
July - and deliberately throw her over the bank
Of the canal on The Canadian side, killing h-r. DAYS
sister. Nr, Quigl,y. was with him, and pointed ont
The spot o. IN" officers DAY Ia, away lived here.
and carried sample cases from hOois for travelling
men. lie come, ol "a bad family. Mrs. Qu-l'y ha'
been ARE lei an accessory 10 the crime AID Day
viii he taken 60 Canada and tried for the crime II
murder. he j, twcnty-,N years Of age. The muir
dcrcd woman, maiden name was Desire Cmttcrt"n
and her home in saratoga.
Niagara Fall, Cnt., Aug. 1.-two Rochester, " ~
detective, arrived here yesterday with Mrs. Quelcy,
and she pointed out 10 them the spot where her
brother pushed his wife over prccfl'c two weeks
AGO. IN order t. mar, 2HOthcr Woman. In hi, sep
Day awakened VII, 10. = by Using expressions such
There lie goes over" etc, and, becoming arEel.
she communicated with the police. The detectives
learned that bay, wife No. and Mrs. Quicley nal
been al the lG.lS aud on questioning Mr.. QuEey
she revealed the murder, discaimuE any kuowlcdsi
of her brother intention 10 murder his Vile ne
body aa- found lat evening cn TIC rocks below ba
mauglcd and much dccOmposcd.
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HORSES STING 70 DEATH BIZ BEES.

Stcubcnve. Ohio. Aug II iHpccHD-Whle VIII
lam Harris and his James were at McNim's farm
on the Wet Virginia side Of the OHIO River, to-day
after calves for butcherng, two horses hitced to the
cattle crate started to run away. They broke through
a fence into yard whore there wore lh'ry hives u
bees. Three hive, were klocNu over me Does
sSarmcd by thousands on the horses. which lii down
I'm tlc harness James Harris cat the traces and
strap OH IA. horses, conpenl dnen to 5r' up. Zen
horses uttcling unnatural sue is Al t!h'~ lcN
rolled in fine cl,, moaning terribly. ono horse laid
down in a shallow creek and rolled iill It Gjed, he
I.ut II died SHORTLY, aficr terrible suffering. Young
IIaris was badly -tuns while citnC IN straps. lie
was relieved by bathing IN a tuD OF Sotid-"'Vef'