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A story OF Unreauited Love. Revenge, an
HemOrse Found In an old Building.

A story OF Unrequited Love. Revenge, and
RemOrse Found In an Old Building.
FREDERICK, Md, Jan. 1s.-Workmen en-
ploysd In demollshipg an old building hero
came across a confession which had evidently
boon placed between the loose bricks by the
writer. 1t read as follows:
Imay die soon. do not know whsn but will write
thiS II It be too late hope 1t will DO found whom
am dead for have wrought enough misery. Sixteen
years ago was young and beautiful and loved Dallas
Galnrailh but b. married another Emma Earle How
place TO place and ts9le Their child girl baby rrOm
fallen asleep The mother died year after IcRrrsd
on the steps OF the liobATd Asylum and watched close
by until they found her Then ned away as only
guilty being can nee. I have wandered SS \ YAEubond
Through France, England Germany, and ether ooun
tries and come here last RoSn spend the rest
OF my days upon earth, Pos.ibly in peace Il only the
Inc wicked Dallas GADraith now Count EdelberE or
EdelberR Chateau, near ColoEuO. Thus do deAvoF
TO make restitution CoRA LITCHnELp.
R0sLIE. April 10, 1870
Young n snyIIe'S "Aslno'' LISOFIee FsIIstH.
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MS 1OvE FOR CANDY BETRAYED HIM
A DruGGIsrs Errahd Boy Takes NOrphIne
Pills by Stealth and Goes 10 Sleep.

- OFuEBtbth AbOy ASFphtAc
Fills by Stealth and 0oes 10 Sleep.
jeremiah Lynch learned a lesson on Sum
day OF the danger OF picking and stealing. He
is only l3 years old. but being an orphan. he
went to work as errand boy a week ago in the
drug store Of Charles 4. Hatterman. Rt 1.712
Ninth avenue. He fell asleep in a chair on
Sunday afternoon, and the druggist was unable
to rouse him. DR., Dunn OF Tooth street was
summoned. and administered an emetic, after
Street Hospital Drs. Sleem and Cheney stayed
up all night keeping aim awake. Yesterday he
confessed to having helped bimsof TO some
round candies. They were morphine pills. He
had q narrow escape, the doctors say. He was
discharged ut p. NJ. and went back to work at
once, promising not to do SO again. He lives
with brother At 22l West Slxtloth sLIeet
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O,BRIEN REHABILITAT TED.
He Can BE a II. NJ. Republican In Spite or
the County Committee.

Mr.. Charles d. Sweeny. the General Sec
retary Of the Business Mems Republican Or
Ganization. said yesterday that he will start q
new organization In the Eighth district to-
morrow night. He said that John ]. o'Brlsn,
Silver Dollar Smith. John +. Brodsky, and all
the other Republicans In the district will bo
"have you heard the Tumor that John j.
o'Brieh has Joined tho ohurchI" asked the
No. ana don't care whether he has or not"
replied Mr.. Sweeny; ''if the Republican pnrty
preached less theology and more practical
politics IL would bo bettor on"
The sun., 1890-01-14

Charles W. Thomas, the alleged backer OF
policy shOpS in Jersey City who arrested accused
e keeping aiSoEdsEy house on complaint Of James
shops had hearing before Justice SttihE
Wilson had NO evidence whatever thAt hOhG back I'd
the that he bad anything with II and the
Justice discharged him.
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A Rsward for tho Murderer orA Negro.

COLUMBIA. s. O.. Jan. 18.-GoV. Richardson
has TO day offered reward OF $500 for the apprehen
sion OF David Ready, white The perpetTStor Of the
lAte6t outrage in BArnwel county on 9Th lnHL lie
took William Black snoEro ehargsd With theft from
and GhOt him death Ready 10 said 70 have gene 70
Augusta. Ca, and the Dsliso are bsATohinB teE htn
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The bridge Cable 0Ives Out.

A strand In the cable on tho big bridge broke
At lao yesterday afternoon. and delayed WAVS fer
than hour before Il was repaired Motors were
~ SEISs ~ - sasitsIrslS = -.N.- "
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Young & snyIIe'S "Aelne'' LISOFiee FsIIsta.
BsasneiGl and healing N throat tESuslSA DTpEEStA
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WANTS 100000 DAMAGES
CAROLINE ClMWERER DFsCRIBES Mr..
MULLER'S CoUR1SBIP.

wife Anve-She Released Him Once, hat
There Was Talk of Divorce and Re-
enRAEement-He IL SR and She IL ~.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News
CONGRESSIONAL.

WHEN the Senate met on tho 9th commu
nicati0n was received from the Attorney
General, In answer 20 u resolution by the
Senate. stating that no instructions whatever
had been given to the district attorney at
indianapolis regarding the arrest OF W. W.
Dudley for violating tho laws Mt the recent
election After disposing OF routine work,
the Senate In executive session confirmed q
great many nominations and then adjourned
until Monday. The House was not In SEES
sion.
THE Senate was not In session on the 10th,
and soon after the House met the death OF
Hon. w. d. Kelley. Of Pennsylvania (the
father Of the House), was announced and APP
propriate resolutions adopted Acommittee
of nine members was appointed to attend the
funeral, and the House adjourned.
No business was transacted by either
house of Congress on the 18th. The House
only was In session formally to pay q last
tribute to the memory Of Hon W.D. Kelley,
Of Pennsylvania. At twelve O'Clock Sena.
tors and other prominent persons entered
the House and the funeral services, which
were simple. were very impressive, at the
conclusion Of which the committee escorted
the remains from the chamber and the
House adjourned
THE Senate transacted no business OF gen
eral importance on the 18th. Several public
buildings bills were reported. A bin passed
for a railroad bridge across the Missouri
river In Nebraska. Senator Plumb addressed
the Senate on his resolution relating to the
lease Of certain islands In Alaska, and the
Senate adjourned upon being notified OF the
proceedings in the House regarding the death
of Representative Kelley. In the House
report was made by the committee invcsti'
eating the Silcott defalcatiOn and a bill
offered apprOprlatlng $4,000 to cover the
tefalcation. A minority report was also
submitted. Under the call of States many
bills and resolutions were offered. The Ok.
lahoma Townslte bill was then considered In
Committee of the Whole until adjournment
IN the Senate on the 18th the bill to declare
trusts and combinations In restraint of trade
unlawful was reported and placed on the
calendar. The remainder OF the session was
occupied in debating senator Calls resOlu.
tion In relation to the claims of Florida un.
der the swamp land grant, in which Senators
Call, Plumb and DOlph took part. After the
introduction of several bills the House re.
fused to 20 into Committee Of the Whole on
the Oklahoma Townslte bill, but considered
the bill appropriating $4,000 to cover the
silcOtt dcfalcation. No action was reached
before adjournment.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.


Reported Mutiny In tho Army-The Re
publican Flag Insulted and the Imperial
Flag RaIaed.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-One Of the
correspondents of G. r. Flint wrote
from Rio de Janelro un Ter date of De-
cember %, 1889, as follows: "The out
look here is not reassuring. LasteveD-
ing parts of two regiments of cavalry,
infantry and artillery mutinied. They
tore up the Republican fllg and raised
the old Imperial flag, and it required
all the regiments and artillery to sub
due them. They fought ut the Sarca-
toras till S:l5 ut night and 100 of the
rebels were wounded. The remainder
surrendered. Twenty-one of the ring
leaders were shot. Nome Of the officers
were in the mutiny, but all of the nom
commissioned officers were. The cause
of the mutiny was dissatisfaction with
the mems pay. The poll e are
paid two millreis "a day and the
soldiers claim that they were promised
the same, but it was raised to not quite
of the old Conservatives and Liberals
have been tampering wi h the soldiers
and were at the bottoms of last nights
row. This morning early Silveira
Martins, Barao DE LapeO, DR.. Lima
Gurale, DIR. Ferreira Wanna, late
Minister of Justice in the last Con-
servative ministry, and Commentator
Braga, one of the leading merchants of
Rio, were arrested"
Captain Grimes, of the steamer
Hersc. ell from Rio Janeiro, which ar
rived yesterday, reports that Decem-
Der Is it was discovered that about 200
soldiers were opposed to the Republic
and strongly favored monarchy, and
the Provisional Government sent
company of artillery to arrest the in
surrectiOnists. Th y opened fire on
the soldiers and 1t was reported that
over 100 of them were killed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
THE SOUTH.

FOURTEEN laborers lost their lives
at Louisville, KY, on the evening OF
the 9th by the river flooding caissor
which was being sunk for the Jeffer-
sonville bridge.
GOVERNOR STONE was inaugurated
at Jackson, Miss, on the 9th. Both
branches of the Legislature were or
ganized. January % was fixed fol
joint memorial services in memory OF
the late Jefferson Davis.
DIR. S. T. EVANS, a leadingphysician
of Union City, Tenn, committed sui
eide by shoe ing himself through the
head. He had been suffering with in
fiuenZa.
In a street. duel at Hefin, Ala, DR..
Bell, q prominent citizen, was killed
and City Marshal Senton dangerously
wounded.
THE grand jury has returned four
teen bills of indictment against Davis
z. MADDEN, president of the taxing dis
trict of Memphis, Tenn, and c. L.
Chullen, secretary, charging them with
the imbezzlement and larceny of $10,-
40 Of the fines and forfeitures collected
in the police court from January, 1886,
to October, 1859.
THE stables of the Macy Bros. at
Versatile KY, were burned recently,
destroying thirty-fve valuable horses,
among them the noted Beh Boy. The
loss was estimated at $3.50, 900.
By the explosion of boiler in the
brass foundry at Cuero, Tex, two men
were killed and another seriously
wounded.
THE Supreme Court Of Alabama has
affirmed the opinion of the court below
in the case of Halves, the Birming-
ham murderer, and fixed February %
as the day for his execution.
A PACKAGE containing s11, 900 was
stolen from the Wells, Fargo & Co. Is
express Office at Dallas, Tex, the other
day. Just how the money disappeared
was not definitely known.
The Northern Central elevator at
Baltimore, Nd, was burned the other
morning. Also a British ship with the
loss of three lives. The damage was
estimated at $500, 900.
A TORNADO on the 18th ravaged
Clinton, Ky. Eleven persons were
killed and about fifty hurt
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
BAIL REFUSED.
sheetx, the Slayer Of Lowton. Refused
Ball nc Liberty NO.

shoetx, the Slayer of Lewton. Refused
Ball nc Liberty, NO.
LIBERTY, NO., Jan. 15.-At least
half an hour before the time set for the
preliminary hearing Of james Sheetz,
who murdered John Lewton last Tues
day night, the court room began to fill
up with men and boys. Promptly at
ten o'clock, the hour set, Saeet2 walked
into the court room accompanied by
Colonel WOodson, one of the attorneys.
His brother, Frank Sheez, was in the
bar.
Recorder Gray was earlyin the chain j..
Since he permitted Sheetz to 60 free on
bail the justice has had his hair cut.
He sent for Justice Benjamin Stein
to sit with him in this hearing as an
associate. Stein refused, saying there
was too much notoriety in it. Re-
corder Gray then sent for Justice John
M. Clark. He, like Stein, refused.
Eight minutes after Sheetz came into
court Robert Cochrane, who married
Lewton's sister, Mrs. Lewton's young
widow came into the room. Mrs. Coch-
rane and the widow were dressed in
black and both had been weeping. Mrs.
Lewton did not look as fresh and hand
some as before the murder of her hus-
band. She sat almost directly opposite
Sheetz and not over twelve feet from
him. She kept her eyes on the floor
most of the time, but occasionally
looked up for an instant.
Recorder Gray called the case at 1918
o'clock. He asked If counsel was ready.
Prosecuting Attorney Dougherty said
yes, but II. SiErall, attorney for Sheetz,
asked that as it was % hearing prin-
cipally to find bail, the court should fix
the bail on the testimony taken at the
coroner's inquest. The State said the
testimony was not such as to admit the
prisoner to bail, and asked that the ex-
animation proceed. Attorney Simrall
then read the testimony taken before
the coroner.
After full hearing of the case the
court refused to accept bail and Sheetz
was remanded to the custody OF the
sheriff.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

JUDGE WILLIAM D. KELLEY, the
we'll known Congressman and father of
the House of Representatives, died at
Washington on the 9th. He was born
in Philadelphia April u, 1914.
The Senate Committee on Public
Buildings has decided to report bill
for the purchase Of two squares Of
ground in Washington and the erection
of q Supreme Court building; also a
bill for q $50 900 statue of Columbus.
A BILL has been prepared by General
Grosvenor, member Of Congress from
Ohio, for the establishment of the
Chattanooga and Chickamauga Ma
tional Military Park. Seven thousand
acres are to be included.
CONGRESSMAN ROSWELL p. FLOWER
gave a reception in Washington the
other evening to the Worlds Fair dele
cations. Friendly rivalry was shown in
speeches made.
The spread Of influenza in Washing
ton continued unabated. At least one
fifth of the Government employees were
absent on the 18th from duty on its ac-
count. Twelve fatalities were repor:ed
from acute pneumonia, superinduced
by la grippe.
The resignation Of TrOtter, the
cOlOred recorder of deeds for the Dis
trict of Columbia, has been received at
the White House by the Presidents re-
quest Inquiry made by Senator
Ingalls, developed the fact that the
Office had paid $4,000 in fees during
Trotter's incumbency Of two years and
ten months.
UNITARIAN services were held over
the remains Of Congressman Kelley at
Washington on the 18th. Interment
took place at Laurel Hill.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
THE LATEST.

JACK the Ripper" is thought tC
have killed and mutilated q fallen
woman at Gruenne, Hungary.
A BRITISH expedition has started
from Alden to punish tribes on the
Somali coast guilty of recent Outrages.
THE London Globe declares the re-
port that Lcrd Salisbury would dis
solve Parliament early this summer a
pure invention.
The sick baby King of Spain was re.
ported in fair way Of recovery on the
18th.
SENIOR PIMENTAL has been ap
pointed Prime Minister of Portugal
consequent upon the resignation OF
Senior Comes, owing to the dispute
with England.
NINE fishermen have been drowned
at Dunreff, in the bay of Donegal.
The Pope's coming circular will deal
with the religious duties of Catholics,
J. H. MURPHY, farmer living neal
Flaveau, Wis, has been frozen to
death.
JUDGE MCCONNELL refused new
trial for Coughlin, Burke and O'Sulli.
van at Chicago on the 14th, but ruled
that the verdict convicting Kunze was
absurd. 1t was believed that the latter
would speedily be discharged. The
other three Cronin suspects were taken
to Joliet.
JAMES M. FORMER, the defaulting
treasurer of Riley County, was captured
recently at Memphis, Tenn.
CALVIN S. BRICE has been elected
Senator from Ohio.
AT FestinOg, in Wales, the gus works
exploded. The manager was blown to
atoms and many persons were injured.
SEVENTY English miners were in.
jured recently by train wreck at
Chester ED.
WILLIAM MCEDwARDs, business
man of Rock Springs, WyO., was frozen
to death recently while hunting. A
companion barely escaped.
Two freight trains cOllided at Sny'
dertOwn, PA, Ten cars we're wrecked.
Conductor Diefenderfer was killed and
several of the crew hurt.
THREE men have been arrested inthe
ChickasGw Nation, Indian Territory,
charged with having robbed the ex-
press Office at Wynne Wood, L I.
w. H. SCHMIDT s. Co., door and sash
manufacturers of Milwaukee, Wis,
have assigned with $4,000 liabilities
and s1es. 900 nominal assets.
THE steamer Meantmore, which has
arrived at Boston, passed an iceberg
q quarter Of q mile long and 200 feet
high.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
THE EAST

ONE of the Messrs. Vanderbilt, of
New York, has purchased from the
dudley estate Turner'S famous picture
1.-The Grand Canal of Venice" The
price paid for the painting was eco, 600.
WIND recently blew down the walls
of the new Presbyterian Church on
Throop avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. A
small house adjoining was crushed,
two Of the inmates be .ng killed and
quite number wounded.
SEVEN business houses of the town
Of Luzerne, Pa, were destroyed by fire
the other night Inmates had narrow
escape with their lives Loss, 81, 900;
insurance, $4,000.
Ex-COUNTY JUDGE Mort, a promi-
nent Democratic politician, died at
Albany, N. Y, recently after an ILL
ness Of eleven days. Judge Mott was
born in 1899.
TIE New York World through q
communication has started an attempt
20 have the New York Life Insurance
C0mpany's methods looked into.
TIE tail end Of the cyclone struck
Oh City, Pa, doing great damage to
property. At least One-fourth of the
oil derricks 10 the neighborhood were
destroyed. The telephone lines were
nearly al down.
HoBBs, GLDDEE & Co, building
materials, Boston. have ass gned With
e15o. 900 liabilities and large assets.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
-Four Children Perish.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. l5.-At Erie,
Pa, last night Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Rogalinsky left their four children at
home with Mrs. Ro-alinsky's brother.
He was intoxicated and put his lighted
pipe on the bed in which the children
were sleeping. The bed took Gre and
the house was nearly consumed bsfOre
70 e the firemen arrived. The drunken
man escaped as did Mary Towlinski,
the owner Of the house, but the chill
dren were all suffocated. Their names
are Mary, aged Eve; Charlie, aged four;
Helen, aged three; Annie, ons year.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18

The West indianapolis hominy mill,
owned by c. Z. Hall, which was run
ming day and night, was destroyed by
FIRE the other morning. Loss, $4,000
The Okla river at Jasper, Ind,
has been on rampage.
INFLUENZA has demoralized the
Missouri penitentiary.
TwENTY-NINE Germans at Walt.
ham, Mimi, were recently suffering
from trichinosis, caused by eating raw
pork. A boy has died.
JUDGE SHEPARD, of the Chicago Su.
perior Court, has made perpetual the
injunction prohibiting the West Side
Cab Company from using State street
in that city.
SPECIAL dispatches report that many
farms in Southern Illinois are almost
submerged with water, the result Of
long-continued rainfall Thousands OF
bushels of corn in that part Of the State
remain ungathered.
The trial of A. H. Livingston for
killing Henry Summers at West Plains,
Mo-, April % last, resulted in an &C
quittal on the ground of self defense.
A BOILER exploded in the basement
of the Morris Printing Company, Chi
cago, recently. The front Of the build
ing was blown out and many of the en-
pl yes were injured, but no one was
killed. The damage was $4,000.
The artesian we'll completed at
Woonsocket, s. D., a few days ago,
threatens to flood the town. A solid
column of water as big as a mans
body is thrown sixteen feet high from
the top of the standpipe.
A SERIOUS tornado passed through
st. Louis and into Illinois on the after
noon of the 18th. Among the build
ings demolished was house which fell
upon the inmates, killing four and
seriously injuring as many more.
Hon. NEHEMIAH GREEN, ex-Gov-
ernor of Kansas, died at Manhattan on
the 18th. He was elected Lieutenant
Governor in 1856 and served the uneX-
pired term of Governor Crawford, who
resigned.
The Bank Of South Dakota at Mad
ison, S D., has assigned.
THE Monarch distillery at Peoria,
ILL.,, has been destroyed by fire. Loss,
sl65, 800.
GEORGE w. Decker, gas filter in
the employ Of the West Side Gas and
Coke Company at Chicago, while re-
pairing leak in gas pipe was fatally
asphyxiated recently.
JAMES Z. CAMPBELL was inaugur-
ated Governor of Ohio on the 18th.
The International Bricklayers' and
Masons' Union met in annual conven-
ton at Kansas City, Mo-, on the 18th.
HENRY and Martin Reimus, section
hands, were run down near Wheeler,
Ind, the other day by light locomo-
tive and killed.
MoNTANA's financial situation Is
first-class. There is cash balance of
S33, 251, while the revenue exceeds the
expenses by $4,000.
WARREN BRIsToKA, for thirteen
years Associate Justice of the New
Mexico Supreme Court, died in Dem
ing recently, aged sixty-eight.
THE fast Chicago express on the Erie
road struck fallen tree north of Peru,
Ind, the other morning. The baggage
and express cars were thrown into a
ditch and the engine and chair car de-
rallied, Tut nOone was hurt.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
A Kansas Woman DiscArds Her Physician,
Adopts Christian SOionee and Dies.

A Kansas Woman DisoArds Her Physician,
Adopts Christian Science and Dies.
ARKANSAS City, Kan, Jan. Is
Mrs. I. C. White died last night be-
cause, it is alleged, of the misdirected
zeal of the advocates of Chri, tian.
science. The facts Cleaned from what
is deemed a reliable source, are as fol-
lows: A few days ago Mrs. White gas.
FRUSTRATED with a severe cold which
threatened to be followed by pneumonia.
A physician was cal ed who prescribed
the usual remedies with apparent good
results. About this time couple Of
ladies, who are strong believers, made
their appearance and advised the
patient to quit taking the medicine
prescribed by the physician and to re-
move q pOultice which had been put
upon her chest. This being done she
caught additional cold which developed
into acute pneumonia and resulted in
her death.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
GENERAL

A CADLEaRAM from Zanzibar an
nounces that Bwanaheri has captured
Major Wissmann's principal and two
other officers. Details were lacking,
but it was feared the Germans had met
with another serious reverse in Africa.
FIFTY thousand coal miners were
reported ON strike in the Durham dis
trict (England) for an advance of Is
per cent. in wages. 1t was believed that
the miners would gain their point.
BOULANGISTs were defeated in the
elections held in seven districts for
members of the French Chamber OF
Deputies on the 18th.
THE Brazilian Minister at Brussels
has sent in his resignation, not to the
Provisional Government. but to his old
master, Dom Pedro, at Lisbon, whom
he thus acknowledges is the rightful
Emperor.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended January II showed an average
increase of l5.4 compared with the
corresponding week of last year. In
New York the increase was ia.
THE British ultimatum for the evac-
uation of the disputed territory in East
Africa was presented to Portugal on
the 18th. The concessions were made
under protest. The populace at Lis
bon was excited over the matter and
stoned the British embassy and the
residences of members Of the Ministry.
The Russian Government denies
that it sent a note to thu powers re.
garding the Bulgarian loan. Russia
simply sent circular to its represent.
atives abroad, informing them that
Russia left the right of protest to Tur.
key and would support Turkey in that
protest.
THE funeral of the Empress Augusta
took place at Berlin On the 18th.
The London editor Of the New York
Herald says it has authority to state
that the British Parliament, which Is
to meet in February, will I've dissolved
Immediately after Mr.. GOschen's bud
get has been passed.
The recent storm carried away the
factory of the Canadian Web Company
at Niagara Falls, Ont.
The proposition to settle in the
upper Congo country colony OF
negroes from the United States meets
with much favor in Brussels. 1t is
thought this would greatly facilitate
the peaceful introduction of the ideas
and methods of industry and com.
MERGE of civilized countries.
The Pope and eight of the Cardinals
are afflicted with la grippe.
A DISPATCH says that local train
on the Grand Trunk road from Acton.
vale for Montreal had been blown from
the track. The conductor, brakeman,
mail clerk and three passengers were
seriously and several other persons
slightly injured.
The German Consul at Marseilles,
France, has laid before the German
imperial authorities complaint of the
maltreatment of q German sailor by
Frenchmen,