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IRON AND STEEL.

Joint Session of. British and American
Societies.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 9.-The first joint ses-
sion of the British Iron aid Steel Institute
and the American Societies OF Engineers
and Iron and Steel Manufacturers was held
this morning. Sir James Kitson President
of the British Iron and Steel Institute, pre-
siding. John Ii. Ricketsou delivered an
address of welcome. Sir James kitson re-
llied The following papers were read !:
probable Future Of the Manufacture of
Iron," by Sir Lowthian Bell; Protection
of Iron ana Steel Ships Against Founder
ing" by Sir Nathaniel Barnaby; develop
ment OF Marine Engineering During the
Past Fifteen Years" by A. E. Seaton. This
afternoon the visitors were taken 10 the
Wildwood oil field, the Westinghouse Air
brake Works and other industries along the
Monongahea and Allegheny Rivers.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 9-Hon. w. WoMorrow of
California was in the city this morning, and
in company with Mark L. Mcdonald, the
Commissioner from California. visited Wash
ington Park, Jackson Park. Midway Plais-
ance and the lake front. Morrow said: {:
The sites selected are all that could be de-
sired. When | return home | shall explain
to our people the matter in detail, and hope
TO allav the dissatisfaction that exists in
some quarters because mainly of lack Of
knowledge of the true situation and condi-
tinn of affairsO %
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The Grenadier Gnards

LONDON. Oct 9.-Inquiry was made at
the War Office this morning regarding the
story from Halifax that the Grenadier
Guards, which were recently sent to Ber-
muda from London because of insubordina-
tioD, were suffering to an alarming extent
from enteric fever, and that many deaths
have occurred. 1t was learned that the
War Office had heard nothing of the matter,
save through the Halifax story, but the Off
cials stated that they would telegraph TO
Bermuda for the facts.
The Queen is distressed by the reports
about the illness among the Grenadier
Guards in Bermuda. She sent her private
secretary to the Foreign Office this evening
to demand the latest news. Lord Salisbury
replied that he had received no news what
ever.
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Life
Is Misery

To thousands OF people who have the tant OF scror
ula in their biood The agonies caused BY the
dread III running sores and other manifestations OF
this disease beyond description. There Ii no
remedy equal to Hoods SarsapariIla for scrofuia.
salt rheum and every form OF blood disease. We
know that il has cured the severes cases and it will
benefit all who give 1t fair trial. book contain
Ing statements of cures sent free.
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Latouia RESULTS.
LaetuI0 Il 0uITs-
LAToNIA, Oct. Following are

LAToNIA, Oct. 9--Foliowing are the re-
suits of the races to-day:
First race, o..e mile. Consignee won, Har-
ry Weldon second, Pullman third. Time,
:45%4.
Second race, one mile and twenty yards,
Gymuast wur, Eugene second, Nina Archer
thld. Time, ;46.
Third race, one and three-sixteenth miles
Business won, Hrmlet secoud, Yirge dor
third. lime, 2:O4A.
Fourth race (Kinlban stakes three-cuar-
ters Of mile, Palestine won, Valera sec
Ond, Sir AUner third. Time, 1:1jA.
Fifth r"ce, half mile, Saxonrtte won,
Sara second, Mary COnroy third. Time,
0:51.
Sixth race, two-year-old maiden FLIES,
four furlOngs, Lucille Mannette won, Rose
dale second, Edith l. third. Time, 0:50A.
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The Go d Tamnlars

SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 9-The Grand Lodge OF
Good Templar, to-day elected the follow ing
officers: George d. Kellogg, G. c. T.; A.
NJ. Drew, G. G.. Mrs. S. E. Cline. G. w. V.
r; l. ). HaIsey, &. T.. George B. Katzen-
stein, G s.; Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson, G. S.
j. W.. Robert Thompson, 1. 5. Halsey and
year. A beautiful gold watch, suitably in
scribed, was presented TO Mrs. ii. NJ. Car
penter, Secretary of the Lady Board of
Managers of the Good Tenplars' Orphans
Home at Vallejo. George B. Katzenstein,
j. M. Walling and Mrs. NJ. G. Wright were
elected representatives to the Right Worthy
Grand Indgn
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SEATTLE, Oct. 9-Edward t. Murphy.
who on September 18th shot Charles Brown,
an intimate friend. was to-day tried aud
acquitted. Brown and Murlhy were very
close friends and Brown " ould not prosecute
the case, but was anxious for verdict of
aequi ttaL The shooting grew out Of diff
Guilty at Murphy's house, where several
friends. Brown among them, were drinking
freely. Brown became abusive ana being
more than match for Murphy, the latter
shot him. The wound was at first consd-
cred fatal and Brown was given the last
sacrameDts of the church. Both men were
residents of San Francisco.
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The RECORD BROKEN.
A Great Days Sport on the Terre Haute
TraGk-0tber Events.

TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 9.-Three of the
fastest harness records in the world is the
mark hung up or the Terre Haute track:
The fastest stallion record 2:l14; the fast
est mile ever paced or trotted in a race,
2:094. ana the fastest heats in a race,
2:G94, 2;1234 and 2:13. IL was a perfect
autumn day, with gentle breeze blowing
and the track was very fast The attend
ance was over l0,CG0.
The great attraction was the announce
ment that Nelson would 20 to beat Axt IFS
time, 2:12, which was made over this track
last fall. After warming up heat the
great stallion started to beat the record. The
first quarter was made in y seconds, the
half in :04A, the three quarters in :36A,
and cheer a ter cheer went up as Nelson
flashed under the wire in 2:1lA.
The % tr for $1,000. Second Givision),
unfinished from YES erday, Gudelia won,
Keuwo)d second, Harry Medium third.
| The others ruled out. Best time, 2l9b.
EdgtwCoi stakes for four year old.
| S10,9J0 Navidlo won, Matte ii second,
Minnie Wilkes hird, Alice Black fourth.
| Best time, . ID
Third race lree for all. pacing: In the
first heat Is had the pole, with Hal
Pointer second, followed by AdonS, Pick
away and DR.. Nj. Hal Pointer 5 driver did not
| pursue his usual tactics, but scored his horse
up SQOus III the determination To win the
| heat. From wire to wire B b and Pointer
had it SeeSawiug all the way. AT no time
did the distance of neck separate them.
Never IN the history of harness contests did
Two such animals fight it out. Not 4 move
| Of one but 1t was che ked by The Other
The geldings weHt locked under the wire,
POINTER having 1t by q tbrOat-lItch. There
was no need 10 hal g out tue time to enthuse
the crowd. 1t was wild in the realization
that tue fastest mile in harness had been
made. The time by quarters was 0:31A-
1:0424-I 612-2 :09$.
The second heat was repetition of the
first. with the exception that at the half
| AdoDlS broke and was djstauced.
The third heat was war agaIn and with
| the time, 2;1j, rounded out the three fastest
heats ever gone in harness. Forty thousand
| dollars worth If pOnlS were sold on this
race. Hal Pointer won. b second. Picka-
way third, Dr. NJ fourth. Tune, 2:U94-
2:12$+-2:I3.
Iro', 2:1S class. for $1,000 (unfnished),
Vertas won the first heat and Mocking
bird the second and third. Best time, 2:164.
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Ere zine o Weathe-.

WAsHIN GToN, Oct 9.-The storm, which
was central yesterday morning over Dakota.
has diminished and now OverlieS Northern
M innesota. An area of low pressure has
developed in Southern California and Ari-
zona. Areas of decided high pressure over
lie the St. Lawrence Valley, the Middle At
lantic StaleS and the country north OF Mon
tana. The temperature generally has risen,
except on the Atlantic coast. Rains con-
tiuue in the Missouri Valley, with SHOWS
in Colorado. FIosts and freezing weather
are reported from the North Pacific and also
in the Middle and Atlantic States.
AT Chicago the temperature is 54o, New
York 46o, st. Louis $40, Cincinnati 5Go, Win
niueg 44o
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THE RAILROADS.
4 Cut In Passenger Rates Wreck on The
Reading System.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The passenger rate
from st. Louis to Cincinnati has been cut by
the Ohio and Mississippi and by the "Big
-Four" roads to So. The Denver and Rio
Grande and the Missouri Pacific will make
corresponding reductions from Colorado
points. The general passenger agents of the
roads west OF Chicago this morning decided
that unless these rates were withdrawn
within twenty-four hours, corresponding
rates would be made to the East by way of
Chicago.
A CHAIRMAN APPOINTED.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 9.-The search Of the
Southwestern Steamship and Railway As
sociation for Chairman is ended. J. n.
Fathorn. now Chairman of the Western
Division Of the Western Freight Association,
has been appointed to the position at salary
Of $1,000.
FREIGHT WRECK.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ga bad freight
wreck occurred this morning on the Reading
Railroad, eleven miles north from this city.
A freight parted at the top of a heavy grade
and fifteen cars backed down and crashed
into another freight A brakeman was
killed and an engineer, a fireman and one
brakeman were injured. The wreck took
fire and thirty cars ana their contents were
consumed.
CARS DITCHED.
DULUTH, Oct. 9.-A ST. Paul and Duluth
freight ran into Northern Pacific Shore
Line passenger this morning. Two coaches
full of passengers were ditched. Nobody
killed.
EMPLOYEES DEMANDS REFUSED.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-President King Of
the Erie road to-day issued circular reply
to long list of demands made by employees
few days ago for increased wages, con-
cessions on runs, hours, etc. The demands
OF the men are refused and the reasons
therefore set out at length.
INFRINGEMENT OF A PATENT.
BosToN, Oct 9.-In the United States Cir
cult Court to-day decision was filed in the
case of the Pullman Palace Car Company
VS.. the Boston and Albany Railway for the
infringement of patent granted Pullman
for a new and useful Improvement in solid
vestibule connections between railway-cars
The decision was in favor of complainant
and is substantially verdict against the
Wagner company.
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Qecisinn ReYerard.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--In 1866 James P.
Hamilton entered some land in the San
Francisco district, and in 1884 discovered he
had erred, and should have entered quite
another aroel of land. But during the in
terval John Nj. Hendley had already filed
on the land. HamiltOn's application for a
correction of the error was rejected by the
lucal officers, and their decision was suS-
tanned by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, who held that the long lapse of
time makes the question of Hamilton's good
faith res adjudicata. The Secretary dis
senls from the latter proposition, and there
fore reyerses the Commissioner decision.
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INDIAN CONFERENCE.
The Discussion of Methods for the Education
of the Red Men

AuS 0lsCQsS-VE VI lnctuUus lOE tuc CuuCdLlUu
Of the Red Men.
LAKE MoHoNK On. ", Oct. 9.-At the
Indian Conference to-day the subject,
"What should be the relation of the
churches to the Federal Government in the
education of the Indian races" was dis
cussed. DR.. James NJ. King of New
York, Secretary of the National League
for Protection of American Liber-
ties, spoke earnestly against granting
appropriations 10 religious denomina-
tions for public educational work. General
Armstrong argued that there is no better
way than to give aid to contract schools.
Bishop Whipple said the influence of con-
tract schools had been to uplift the whole
character of the Government schools. The
position of Bishop Whipple was sustained
by Gen. Howard OF Chicago, Rev. NJ. Mitchell
of the Presbyterian Board of Missions, and
others. A speedy separation of Church and
State in the matter of Indian education was
advocated by Rev. DR.. Foster of Boston and
very strongly by Dr.. Lyman Abbott.
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ScrofuIous Sores.

Last December was afflicted with scrofulous
sores on the left Side of my face and around my
right ear, and was obliged to leave work. Hoods
Sarsaparilla was recommended, and after taking
less than two bottles all the sores disappeared
sincerely advise any troubled with scrofula ID
give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial."-JosEPH v. A
FRArFs, 226 Hollis street, Oakland, Cal
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Ir, quois Temperance L,qgue.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 9.-The Iroquois Tenn
perance League of the United States and
Canada is this week in session on the Onon-
daga reservation. The league was formed
some years ago for general work, but the
line is now drawn at Niagara River. The
present conference is composed of delegates
from the six nations of New York. Their
reports and addresses show great energy
and hopefulness among the temperance peo-
pie OF the SIX nations.
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Iralv am the Wnr DIS Fair.

ROME, Oct. 9-The committee appointed
to arrange for the proper representation of
Italian art and industry at the International
exhibition in Chicago in 1898, has dissolved,
having decided that any further efforts to
accomplish the work for which it was
formed would be useless. 1t is stated that
United States tariff law. that very few man.
ufacturers or others were willing to send ex-
hihitS 10 Chicacn
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EXCITED MIss,ssIPPIANs.
The constitutional Convention Eulivened by a
Wo:dy War.

The Constitutional Convention Enlivened BY a
Wo;dy War.
JACKSON (Miss.), Oct. 9.-The proceedings
of the Constitutional Convention were en-
livened to-day by an exciting colloquy be-
tween United States Senator George and
Captain Fewell of the Judiciary Committee.
The Senator had severely criticized some of
the work Of the committee, and the Captain,
rising, said the committee was composed OF
the ablest lawyers in the State and he could
not see any motive for Georges ATTACK, eX-
cept in seeking popularity at the expense of
his professional brethren, Senator George
excitedly said that this was false, where
upon Captain Fewell retorted that he had
strong reason to suspect the Senator's mo-
tive for the attack was that the committee
was composed Of able lawyers. Senator
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started for home after school Tuesday even
ing. The last seen Of them alive they were
half mile from hcme, and being followed
by Narcisse Lorocque. The bodies of the
girls were found last night. Both had bern
assaulted and murdered. LorocQue is under
arrest on suspicion.
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BASEBALL CONFERENCE.
Committees Of the League, Association an
Brotherh' cd Hold a Meeting,

Committees Of the League, Association and
Brotherh' cd Hold Meeting.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Af ter vast amount
of lobbying and scurrying to and fro in the
hotels to-day A. G. SpauldinG. John B.
Day and c. ii. Byrne. representing the
National League; William Barnie. Allen
Z. Thurman and Chris Won Der Abe
for the American Association, and Z.
B. Talcott. Wendell Goodwin and A.
l.. johnson OF the Players Leagu 9,
constituting conference committee e,
went into session this evening, and talked
over baseball matters until after midnight.
When the meeting was over all said that
the best of feeling prevailed, although each
committee having such widely separated in
terssts, it was difficult to do anything at this
first meeting.
Another will be held on October 22d, and
in the meantime no negotiations will be en-
tered into with any players or clubs. Every
body here seems to look forward to con-
solldatlOn or compromise between the
league and players clubs
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Sent Back 10 Yic.oria

SEATTLE. Oct. 9.-Twenty-one filthy and
odorous Cinnamon were rounded up in the
United States ourtto-dsy for being illegally
board sloop at Port Townsend about TWO
weeks ago by Inspector Bradshaw, who
iook them in charge, ani sent them to
MeNtlls Island where they were kept until
IDls afternoon, when they were taken before
Judge Hanford, and their case was fully in
quIieu mo- lhey were represented by
counsel and endeayored to establish their
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BROKE DOWN.
An Unfortunate Accident Spots the Cruiser
Newark's Trial Trip.

An Unfortunate Accident Spots s the Cruiser
Newark's Trial Trip.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The cruiser
Newark, which left Cramps ship-yard this
morning on her trial trip. returned to the
dock this afternoon with a section of
her machinery broken. When the cruiser
left the wharf this morning she was sent at
high rate OF speed down the river. and
just before she reached Wilmington an un-
usual jarring was noticed throughout the
ship. The machinery was stopped, and an
examination disclosed that the rocker shaft
bearing on the forward engine was cracked.
The injury was of such serious nature tnat
it was impossible to repair il with the
means at hand, and the Cramps decided to
return to the yaIds again. Those who were
on the Newark when she started down the
river say her speed was very great and
that she promises to be one of the fastest
vessels ever launched.
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Boiling Democrats.

COLUMBIA, Oct. 9.-The convention of
Democrats opposed to the election of TIL
man for Governor of South Carolina met in
the State Capitol this evening and nomi-
mated the following ticket: Governor, A. c.
Haskell; Lieutenant-Governor, w. ID. John
son; Secretary of State, Edmund Harper:
Attorney General, Joseph w. BIrnell; |;
Comptroller of Currency, Edmund Bacon;
State Treasurer. W. A. Anorum.
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The Tariff Law Attacked.

= VIENNA, Oct. 9.-The Fremdenblatt. in a
bitter article, calls the Mckinley bill a
measure of violence, worthy of nation
accustomed to the use of the revolver.
1t appeals to the countries of Europe
to act in concert to prevent their becoming
tributary to the new world. England, it
says, threatens TO compensate herself for
her losses by securing eastern markets, so
this Mckinley Bill threatens to endanger
the economic enmity between Great Britain
and Central Europe.
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ALBANY Oregon. Oct. "a serious and
perhaps fatal stabbing affray occurred in the
Waverly Hotel in this city at o'clock to-
day. "Doc" Logan and Harry Ward, both
of whom were. intoxicated, quarreled over a
game of cards and Logan slashed Ward in
the neck. cutting his throat from ear to ear.
The wound is a bad one and Ward will
probably die, although he is yet alive.
Logan has been arrested and is in Jail.
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Petalnma Linnnr L carse.

PETALUMA, Oct. "A petition to reduce
the retail liquor license of this city was pre-
sented to the City Trustees at their last
meeting and placed on file. IL is said that a
counter petition is being circulated by lady
sgners, pray ing the same board to raise the
license from 500, as at present, to $50 q
quarter.
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Winners at Morris Park

MORRIS PARK, Oct. 9.-The track was in
miserable condition to-day. Following are
the results:
Fist race, three-year-olds and upward.
one and sixteenth miles. Eon won. Race
land second, Salvini third. Time, 1:5s.
Second race, two-year-olds, three-quarters
Of mile, Annie won, Michael second,
L'intriguante third. Time, 1:171s.
Third race (Bell Mead handicap, all ages,
one and + quarter mile, (twu StarterS), Mon a
que won, LayInia Belle second. Time, 2:19h.
Fourth race Fashion stake,l hllies, tw1-
year-olds, tx furlOugs, La Tosca won,
Cantatrlce second, Fireworks third. Time,
1;17.
Fifth race (Peyton stakes, three-year-od
tilies, mile and a furlopg, Can Can won,
Reckon secuEG, DrudeSs thiId. Time, 2:O7
Sixth race, Eve furlongs, Knsstock won,
SiruccO second. Mascot lilly third. Time,
l:02
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tw rdsd naman &

SEATTLE, Oct. 9.-The case-ef Gust Gun
derson agains. ex-Sheriff William Cochran,
which had been pending in Judge Station
court for several days, vas brought to a
termination to-day by the jury bringing in
verdict for the plaintiff for $500 damages.
Gunderoon sued for $4,000 damages for
false imprisonment, owing to the tact that
lie was Imprisoned for the California muir
derer, Pete Ol,en, and restrained of his lib
city by Sheriff Cochran for two daYs.
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Courtins Nine Girls.

William Anderson, arrested recently in
Lowell (Msas) on suspicion of larceny, is
quite a character. In his possession was
found q memorandum book recording the
fact that he was cOurtins nine girls. For
convenience sake he had them numbered
from one to nine inclusive, and when he
had occasion TO refer to them in the memo
randum it was by number.
One entry is the fact that No. became
aware that he was escorting No. to places
of amusement. His description Of No. Z
would make her tear her hair if she read
it. While travelling Anderson recorded that
he had letters from eight of the girls in one
day. Anderson claims residence in Port
land, Me-, and was at one time polo player.
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Revision OF ,ha Profession of Faith.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 9.-The committee work
ing on the revision Of the Pres byterian Con-
fession of Faith have only fairly begun on
before them. SO far everything has been
harmonious. The work, so far as it has
progressed. has been on a very conservative
line
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Foreign Wheat Trade.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9--The Evening Post
says The fact that for future deliveries OF
wheat, Californian and Danubian in En-
glisll markets can be had at about cents
per buShel below present prices. indicates
that eur Deighbors across the water are not
anticipating higher prices at present.
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Oul breaks Suppressed.

BERNE, Oct. "a dispatch from Belln-
IONA says the Federal troops have quelled
some serious outbreaks in Tisserete between
the Liberals and Conservatives 1t is re-
ported that the Bundesrath has decided to
re-establsh the old regime in Ticino, giving
the Federal Commissioner special executive
powers pending revision of the Constitu-
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A Big Failure.

PEsTH, Oct. "a corn agent of this city
has failed, with liabilities of 100000
f1orins. 1t is believed that other failures
will follow. The trouble is due TO the poor
ness of the harvest.
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Cor fession of q counterfeiter.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-John Schmidt, a
counterfei,er recently arrested here, has
confessed to the police that he has been
countrrfelting lwo-dolar certificates, hav-
ing made $4,000 worth. He claims to have
been assisted by Miles Ogle, known as the
king Of c0unterGeiters"
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Notabe Wsddine.

MOLINE Qlls.l, Oct. 9.-Miss Anna Deene,
eldest daughter of Charles Ii. Deene, one of
the Worlds Fair Commissioners, was mar
ried last evening to William Dwight Wiman,
son of Erastus Wman Of New York. There
was large assemblage Of guests.
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FREIGHT WRECK.
CARS DITCHED.

DULUTH, Oct. 9-A ST. Paul and Duluth
freight ran into Northern Pacific Shore
Line passenger this morning. Two coaches
full of passengers were ditched. Nobody