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In New Jersey Visited by Disastrous
lire Yesterday Even
Ing.
roUa HUNDRED HOUSES Reouero
TO ASHES.
Many Women aud Children 10 the Con'
fusion Barely Escape With
Their Lives.
telegraph TO the SEwAt
a ntsAsruous rsrr.
a orca, Portion OF scssr,sh, Reduced
90 Ashes.

Ngw Yomy, June i8.-The well.
known summer resort, Soahfight, NJ
j., was visited bya disastrous FIRE to-
night, which reduced TO ashes the
larger portion OF the town. As far NJ
can he estimated about s11 buildings
wore burned, but Il IL not yet known
whether thuru was any loss Of life.
Several hundred families were run.
dcrcd homeless aud tho total loss VIII
reach halt n million.
The iiru broke out la n livery stable
on River street and was carried rapid
~ by the hlgh gallo " wind along the
street. by the timu assistance arrived
from Long Branch aud Ashhufy Park,
large portion u scabright was m
iihnles.
Women and children ran through
the streets crying In frantlc mnuner
aud tho ilamts were making such
hcadway that la many inHianccr the
inmates Of buildings barely escaped
with thOlr lives.
This section burned over extends
from Shrewsbury fivrf 10 tho ocean.
Among the building- burned were the
posinlllcc, two hotels, tho Methodist
Church, school house, and tho Htrnm'
h0at and telephone buildings. Tie
portion u tho town In which the fish
ufmcn lived suffered most svvcfcly.
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The Crusade AEa,nsi tho rriaee si
Wales.

I.oNpOs, juno i0.-The popular
crusade against tho Prince of Wales
shows no signs Of Ahating Ia strength
OF bitterness. Ataoven religious meet
ings held In various part. " the coun-
tfy yesterday, this Prince was roundly
dsuounceL Tor the share lac took Ia the
hnecarAt scandal. The newspaper
stu keep up their attacks on the
pTince.
A. evidence " tho attitude Of tho
press and public on tho question OF
loyal prerogatiyes, letter which WIS
published la todny's Issue Of the
lNaHsiard, the Conservative organ, may
be cited. The writer u tho letter calls
attention 10 tho fact that while tho
Prince was nj Virginia Water, satur-
day last, somr memben Of tho PARTY,
including members Of tho family Of the
Prluce of Wales, violated the law
relative 10 tho close season by fishing
In those waters. Tbs writer calls upon
the local authorities 10 prosecute tho
law-hreakers under the statute aud not
10 exempt from punishment those
members 81 the royal family who may
be- shown 10 have violated tho law,
The fact that this letter was pub.
llshed by the Standard goes fat ~ show
tho feeling aroused by the action Of
the Prince Of Wales.
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CHICAGO, June ~. The commission
firm Of X. w. Durham a Co., ~
which ,x.Congfettman Durham IL
senior partner. gave notice 10 tho
board of Trade this morning that their
trades viii h. cleared through the nrm
OF Norton a Worthlngton. Durham
says Il simply means that he Ia going
10 retire from the commission business,
that he took this means ~ the shortest
and almpltst way out aud that II IL Ia
no sense a failure, a. all hlA trades aro
protected.
The firm wa. sued In the Circuit
court this afternoon for $4,000 dam.
hge. by Moses Barn, and nj tho same
time attachment proceedings were
taken out. This action was taken be.
cause, NJ u was alleged, II was discov-
uscd that Dunham conveyed away all
his real estate. Later Ia the day Barn,
by his attorney, fllod petition In tho
county court under tn. terms of tho
Voluntary Assignment act. settling
forth that on Junc 18th Durham ws.
absolutely insolvcnt and know himself
a. iic N, Tut that he transferred 10 John
T.. AhWns, attorney, real estate worth
$4,000, tho transfer being n secret
trust for tho bcncfit OF Dunham's
creditors.
tn. indebtedness Of tho firm 4. ni-
legged 10 exceed $4,000 nlovc the AZ.
sets and the court ID asked 30 take
Jurisdiction aud bring tho firm Into
court.
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Mckinley Ia his speech said, In part;
81 congratulate you tonight that the
Republican party NJ today, like tho
Republican party " tho past, u right
uIOn every question concerning the
wrlihf. Ut the American people. 10 IL
Fight upon every one nni l CaFe not
whnt Issue you make, whether u be
sound currency Tor the American poo.
pie, protective tnrlii 10 promote
American industries, lihifnl pensions,
or whatever " bc, the republican party
leads today, o. II hiss always lcd the
advanced thought VI the Americas
people. aud the Republican uafty to-
night Eau look forward with hope aud
rxultnilOn. have Witnessed ~.
day tho largest nsHemblage ~
Ohio Republicans that ever met
enthusiastic faces show that they
mean bullncss, and n Republican vic.
tory In ohio. want t0fay 10 you 10.
night that We have not wagrd u politl.
cal rattle ,or twenty-five ycaa ffaught
with greater imp0ft,nce than this
ycat'f. 10 mcaus everything 10 the
republic, hccausu II means everything
10 the Republican PARTY, which 4.
closely related 10 the welfare " the 10.
public"
MAJOR Mckinley then went on 10
oulogisc Speaker Reeds work OF last
Congrsl, oic., aud speaking of the NJ.
-cf.lOns VI the Democrats that they afc
golng 10 repeal the tariff bill, he saidi
"rhcy dars not touch one line OF Il, for
every line u Il N American. They
may Try u, but you viii have II on
your statute books when boys NJ eleven
shall he tweuiy.onc Rnd rusdy 10 vote.
l'folongui applause.l You have not
hUanl a worl about Mex lulcy prices
since the lat election. All | ask II
Ohlans II that every man write on his
ballot what he thinks, aud II he viii
DO that thefu will b. no end 10 tho ~.
publican majority In Ohio"
E1.Govefnof Foraker spoke enthusi.
nHilcally Of tho coming Republican
success IN Ohio.
This committee on resolutions was In
session until late tonight. Thcfu was
much discussion over the money aud
the tariff questions aud II will probably
be compromise on both. They Werc
referred 10 u subcommittee. The rcso.
/ luti0ns, 20 far a. agreed upon. de,
nounc. the recent Democratic lcgisla,
tufo Tor falslty 10 pledge, incointo,
tency, cAtfavagnnce. TOT tho election
TO tho United States Senate % q
Financial SPECTATOR aud non.frsldcni
Of Ohio who had nothing IN command
him for high honor but his money!
for unscatlng without reason th,
legally ciertcd Republican lieutenant
governor In Obedience 10 decree of q
party caucus tot Congressional gerry
ma ndcfu, etc.
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LoSDoS, June l0.-As was expected
the strike of the laundry women was
inaugufated In a vlgorou. manner this
morning, whun Thousands Of tho 70.
male employees Of the lAundrlcs went
out for eight hour. and fofty.two pence
pcr day. Later, they fofmcd apro'
ccssi0n, and, marching from laundry
10 laundry, smashed windows Of go
iabliahmcnta whore non.union labor
was employed, and dragged out such
Of thv women ~ manifested n dinposi-
ton 10 Tcmsih nj work.
When the police appeared they were
lccrci at by bclligorcnilicmales, who
went right ahead with tho work Of IN
iimidatiou. Tho strike l. fApltuy
spreading, and promises 10 bccomu
most difficult one for tho authorities 70
handle.
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InIure.I b, lhs l.Inh,nLnu.

HT. Louis, June lG.--During tho
severe storm this afternoon some
twenty-five plcnlckors huidled Ia an
clubhouse Ia Forrest Park for protection
from tho nin. suddenly thor. was y
sharp flash u lightning, a quick rc-
v.rbcnilng peal ~ thunder aud then
shrlrhf and means aud cries for help
Issued nom the building.
A Wild scene Of confusion followed
eni policeman hurried 10 III. scene.
Nearly all tho occupants Of th- out
house were NOR. OF lcss Injured, Sadie
Macarthur, aged ~, being killed aud
three others very seriously but not
fatally hurt. Several suffered a severo
nervous shock.
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NATioxlL LnAGur-snw roah.
New York, 81 Chieaep, o batteries
nnsi,, nuckieyi Luhy, hiufedEe'
riiItlnrtriiiA.
phiiadeiphla. ~ Cleveland, = naiieriet-
CoTmley, lifown, Gray, ioanF, Iimmef'
uosfoN,
nosion, ioi riushnTF, I, lisiieres-ulark
son. IAkc, Bsnnetii haldNin, hacA
nnu0ALrs,
nrootiyn, o. Cincinnati, g. haiteries-ua
n,tfers, haley Chinea, Harrington
AurutcAs ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA.
Athletic. a. bosion' Vs.
wAsniN0fos,
Warrington. u baltimore, 8
LouisyilLE.
Louisville, ~ Columbus g.
onciNNAfL
Cincinnati. 10, st. L1up,d
wrsrrns tFAaur-sioux oirr'
The Milwaukee game va poiiponed' fala'
AissrAioiis,
Minneapolis, u ~ Paul O.
nTNYfn.
The lincoln game was poslponedi raln-
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OTTAWA, June iG.-'rhc passengers
Of the Canadian Atlantic trnin which
passed through Czasulman last night,
report the town burning up. They say
great piles ~ lumber aud STACKS of tau.
bark with nearly every house aud
store Ia the village IL on flre. Mcn.
women aud children were lrantlcnlly
rushing toward the woods with what
little they could carry. There Il no
possibility now " Asccrtainlng whether
there was Loo. ~ life, bat the dcrtruc'
ton " property must lie enormous.
Tile population Of tho town IL about
1000.
The fire destroyed the saw mills Of
tho Cass.lmRn Lumber Co, ak HOUSES
and sn Immense pile u lumber. The
lUns N u 1900.
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, ,h letting, theie Icing n much "a
W 10 sgaiLst him.
Tue JUICES summoned the hnr.ts 10
me post at ill5 O'Clock. Amer little
nhnWuvfeing they came down toward
We starter on a Hue. Down went the
~ =, and With great cheering and rrtat
cries Of They arc uil,r the facr went
on Major DOmD was the Diet ~ break
The llnc, and he came t0ward the stand
Win head the best oi u, while Cas-.
-ius was second, a length before Ban.
yuei, who was length In front VI
btnuth, who Ia turn wis a Lead be.
lore Isaac Lewis, with the rest
punched. rcnuy, Tea ray aud isaan.
inaa were bringing up the rear. Tea
Tray was rulklng, aud n0twithstgud.
Tug snapper Gaffifon'a great efforts,
refused 10 run. when the hack sin,ch
was reached tho of,irr was al1ut the
same aud Murphy tried 10 improve hla
position Oh fcnny. The little sway.
back could not gain, and a. they
Approached the upper turn Major
Domo had thrccguattcfs Of n length
the beet Of Il while Dcinuth wat two
lengths In front u Cassius with Filx
james next, followed by Jenny who
was getting The whip. The Interest at
this period was intense aud a shou. ~
dismay ruse. "renny IL beaten" cried
the hackers Of the iavoritv aud Il was
true, for notwithstanding Isaac Muir.
phys vigorous work Tenny could not
improve his position. As they swung
Into the stretch Major DOmo was the
ilntto show head iffore Dcmuth who
was y head btiofc Casslus, while Fits
James, lsoantaia AMI Jenny came
next with Tea Tray, thanks TO his ugly
temper, bringing up the rear. They
fnn IN this order down ~ the last fur.
long when Marty Bergen cut loose with
lsoantakn and It was oil over. With
space killing strides hu passed horse
after hone amid the plaudlis of win.
n.fr and losers alike aud won, a length
aud n half from Major D1mo, who
beat Casslus n length Tor place. Then
came fiik James, Banquet, Tcnny.
Riley, Dcmuth. Isaac Louis and Tea
Tray In the order named. This ffac.
tional time was. Quarter ~ I 5; half,
40, thfus-quArtefp, l.l5; mile, l;il;
mile aud n quarter, g.0I.. Starters,
Jockeys and lasi betting are ~ follows.
l,aAntaka tSl. Bergen, ~ 10 1; Major
Djmo 10y, Martin, 10 10 1; Caasius t5l,
Taral 80 10 I; fi,z james l5l, Barnca,
80 10 l, banquet (il, Hamilton, 30 10 4,
rcnny CO.., J.. Murphy, itoj 5; Riley
(ll, Oy,rion, 20 10 1; Demnth (i, Dog
get, 10 IN l; Isaac Lewis a., Taylor,
loo TO |; Tea Tray 10Y, Garrison, . 10 l.
The other races were; Five furlongs
Civil 5crylce won, Eon second, Cor
rcrtion third. rlme-l.Oll.
Five and half furlongs His High.
mes won, Victory second, Nomad
third. rimc-i;0s.
Milc AMI thrccsixlecnths - PORT
Chester won, Hoodlum second, Tam
any third ritnc-9.1a Is.
Suburban handicap, mile and quar-
ter.
Nile and an Bcrmuia won
Terhnsr second, Ali third. Time
1859.
Mile-Longsircct won, Lixzi. second
Maidstone third. Tlmc-iiibl.
Mile and onosixt.enih - Atlantic
won, Waltrron second, klng-loci
third. Time-i;ip 2-5.
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81. LouIs, June iG,-At the meeting
of tho halfway t.lrgfaphsn this morn.
Ing the flrt business wan the reading
u the annual frpvft Of the grand
officers. rhe rcpof. u the grand chief
tclvgfnpher shows that there has been
grcat activity among the organizers,
the membcr.hip being Increased very
materially. Tho HTcfrtaryH report
showed mcmbenhip ~ 1000, while
the treasury IL In M excellent oondi.
ton.
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SANTIAGO DE Cum, June i6.-An
official announcement las bccn made
that the Presidential squadron hom.
hours aud Iqulquc the next day.
A detachment Of troops landed at
Tocauilla June 10th, collected the duty
due Balmacciia'- government on the
HalipctTc and then bonhardcd Aniofa.
gasta. tn. squadron later occupied
CanarRl and. after spiking the insuT'
gents battery, released number u
prisoners held by the insurgents.
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ST. LOUIS, June l0.-rho track was
sloppy. Milo aod one-slxtccnth -
Comedy won, Mary Sue second, Ito.
veal third. Timc-l.0s.
-Four fufiongs-London won, Two
Blts, second, Sullivan third. Time
Mile aud an oighlh-faiihfui won,
DR.. Nryu second, Morris third. Time
-.;0al.
Nile-ptoflgato won, Daisy y.
second, AdrAiunne third. rlme-lib7l.
Handicap, mile aud qhaftnr-iai'
motto won, Virgo d'Or second, Ed.
Homer third. rlme-aliO.
sill. aud one.slxisSnth = Clarion
won. Bonnie ANN. second, Minnie
Eikons THIRD. Tlmr-l:b5!.
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MAsnuNuTON, June i6.-SecFctary
Foster today reviewed dispatch from
General GFosveuor, chairman u tho
immigration commission 10 visit Flu.
rope, stating that, fearing assaults upon
HIN, or misrrpfesentatlDns, will i'm.
pair, " not destroy Ills usefulness In
tho commission, be tenders his Tesig.
nation. Heoannot afford 10 hold office
To tho Injury OF his party, IL IL under
stood tlat Secretary Foster will mp.
position OF equal responsibility.
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BrmLis, June iG.-rho minister "
commerce IL investigating the coal Oh
trusts, which. German retailers assert,
aim 10 supplani thcm IN their business.
Retailers assert that the Roihschilds
family, who own the Russian mono.
poly, aud the STANDARD oil company
of the United States have entered Into
an agreement whereby the Standard IA
10 control the German market.
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r...h nsii.s.a .. b. In n,as,l.

PIuLApELrHIA, June iO.-ffom
facts disclosed u Ia believed that Marsh.
the fugitive president " the Keystone
Hank, Is la Brazil. Bsrdslry today
lold friend that after Marsh was 70.
N'ssed on hall h. called ON Bardtlry
ani urged that they both 20 b Brazil.
Marrh'r Argument was % strong that
bafdulcy seriously considered the mat
tor.
Marsh ASKED for $500, which Bards-
Icy promised him tho next day. Things
got 10 hot for Marsh, however, that he
left without getilug this money. IL Ia
believed he has very little money.
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wAsnIsoIos, June iG.--secrc,ary
Proctor has prepared n statement show
ing that drsrrtiona from the army are
lea now than at any tim, since the
war closed. Tho dosertlons for the
month Of Mny weo lees than half
what they were for several years past,
and the ratio Of decrease h constantly
Increasing.
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rne irish Land purchase mn.

IosDos, June l0.-Tho lrlsh land
purchase bill reached IT, fnst reading
In tho Houge ofL0rds today.
In tho Commons, Harcourt, discus.
sling the ManipuF outbreak, assaulted the
Indian government aud urged more
Just policy In dealing with the native
princes OF India.
Secretary Of War stAnhopo said thu
course u the ylceroy deserved tho con.
fldenoo OF Parliament.
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rnr WORLDS rAin.
The rias Art nsiidisE In Jackson
rash.

CHICAGO, June i6.-lt was definite
ly decided today that the wurld'a Fair
finc art building should hu put In Jack.
son Park Instead OF on tho lake front.
This places the whole exposition at
last on onu single eite.
Tho now chief of tho horticultural
department was confirmed today by
tho national Lon,d " control, Comml..
H.lner William Fonytho Of California
bclng the man. Tbs local directory
must yet pass upon Inn, but his success
II 1,ld 10 DO assured.
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OTTAWA, June 10. IAN reports ~ 10
the possibility u crisis In tho mlnis-
teflal circles have uccn disposod Of.
Abbott viii assume III. posltlon ~
president u the Priyy Council, ani
The railway department viii DO admin.
isteIuI BY another mlnikl.r u tho
cnbidN. No name IN connection with
tho latter portfolio has been mon-
toned. The ministers vim retain their
places.
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PORT HURON Mloh., June i8.-A
biz caye.in occurred at the Port Huron
Tho north bank for many feet gave
nalely at the time no Ono was near. IL
will take two months To remove tho
earth that caYed In.
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MILWAUKEE, June i6.--The tenth
annual session u the scnat. Of the SUI
prrms body Of the National union Of
The United States convened here this
morning aud Will remain In sesslon
until Friday. The day was taken up In
preliminary work aud the reading OF
annual reports. Tho report OF the SEQ.
cvtAry shows the present total mem-
beruhip 20, as aud lO5 councils.
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CLgvsLAsp, June l0.-fiye hun.
dfvi mcmbrrs of the Junior order OF
American Workmon pafadui through
the streets u Cleveland thls afternoon.
In tho forenoon tho visitors listened 10
an address Of welcomohy Mayor Rose,
after which tho executive committee
hold u secret business rosslon.
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CnIoA0o, June id.-Cer,ain stock
holders Of the lInymafket Theatre
oumpany today began chancery pro-
ceedlnga against W. 4. Dwight, tho
president, and other, charging general
inislnanagrment Of tho affairs OF tho
company. An Injunction aud account
ingar a,ked. The Haymafket Ia one
Of tho largest uptown theatres Ia Chi
calU.
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suREpsnEAD BAY, June l6.-rhe
great Suburban handicap Of 1891 was
run tlls afternoon, and despite the hot
weather II Ii thought that The greatest
efuwd that ever witnessed horse race
IN this vicinity was present al IN.
Con.y Island Jockey club races y
conservative estimate placed the NJ
tendance at 10000. but many believe
that 10000 il much NEARER the marx.
The weather was tho hottest OF the
season, nnd there was not nook OF
corner where the crowd could escape
tho heat. The race Itself proved very
sensational, inasmuoh IN ronpy, VINO
went to the post the greatest iayofiIe
ever known In tbs Suburban, was mol
only defeated for the iirst place, but mn
l.hed In the ruck. Second choice,
TIA Tray, finished absolutely last, but
Major Damo, third choice, managed
70 get place by u length from casslus'
The winner turned up In i.oantska,
". fve.year.oli son OF Sensation, AMI
feggy Dwadle, who was a LONG shot III
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I.oNDoS, June l6.-rhe Irish land
purchase bill reached Its fint reading
In the house OF lords today.
In the commons, HarcOurt, discuss.
Ing tho MAnipur outbreak, afsaiied the
Indian government AMI urged a more
jus, policy In dealing with the native
princes Of India. Secretary Of War
StRnhope said the course Of the vlceroy
deserved the confidence Of parliament.
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DIS MoiSEs, Iowa, June ld.-rhs
Iowa coal miners strike practically
ended today. Dos Moines mlners arc
all returning 10 work nj the old prices
and unker the old conditions. IL 10
conceded tina. tho failure has been duo
10 outside composition and 10 the fact
that no united effort was made In tho
State.
The elght.hour concession was made
at Dunreph and Angus without
strike.
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VALLEJO, June l0.-An order was
received ut Mare leland this evening
counteTmanding the orders received
yesterday directing the orhetis,"
"Alert" and "Alohlcan" TO proceed 10
Iehring sea. The "rhetls" had already
left the yards. Naval officials do not
understand the change.
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MILWAUKEE, June i6.-Jas. Mug
gley fatally shot his vile thls AFTER ,,'
noon. Muggley married woman ~
n Minneapolis house Of ill'rerute anu ~
aro,,ght her here. shu went back 70
her Old associations, however, ana
,luegley in a ut Of DESPERATION Killed
her.
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WAsnINdrOS, June i0.-rhe open
Ing exercises OF the National Chaitan'
qua at Glen Echo was held today In
tic presence OF an audience OF several
thousand people, They were presided
over by Rev. A. n. dlllett and tho
orator Of the day was Rev. Il. DeWilt
ralmage.
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PInLADELIliIA, June l0,-rhe report
Of tho expert accountant showing what
Bardslry did with the SiSi, 900 he en-.
b.zzled from the school fund wins sub.
mitted 10 tho council today, II shows
that on May 81, 1890. his Individual
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WAsHfsuTOS, Juna 10. - The
Behring sea question was further cons
sidered NJ today cabinet meeting with
a Wow Of taking such additional steps
as may bo decmed necessary 10 en-
force strict compliance with the
terms OF tho agreement for CLOSED
season.
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WICHITA, Kan, June i0.--A Tor.
nado y reported 10 have swept over
New Burdock, ON tho Wichita and
Western railway this afternoon. Con.
siderable damage must have been done
10 the crops. Wichita got a slight hail
storm.
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INV YoRS, June i0.-The agents OF
the CunArd steamship company scout
tho Idea that anything has happened
10 the steamer "lstruria," which IL r.-
ported either burned or sunk by oolli-
sion with an icoborg.
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On the Chicago, Milwaukee and ~.
Paul Road Near Coon
Rapids, Iowa.
a PASSENGER raAiN IS PLUNGED
INTO rHE srRrAm.
Rain and Darkness Add 10 the Con-
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CHICAGO, June l5.--Meager parilc.
ulars hrr received early this (Wodnes.
day morning % n disastrous wreck on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
road near Coon Rapids, Iowa. The
engine and long passenger train
jumped the track Just ne the end Of the
bridge spanning Coon river, about p:i5
p. M, and went Into the stream below,
dragging with II all the train except
the rear sleeper.
A heavy rainstorm nj the time and
darkness addict 10 the confusion aud
terror. Railroad people here aud at
other points can give no name. or de-
tails tonight, tut that two passengers
were killed and twenty-five or tlnfty
injured, some fatally. AID aud n corps
N physicians have been sent from \
station In the vicinity.