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the water as the vessel touched bottom,
From forty 90 fifty persons We're rescued
FROM The mastS. The only instances Of
manlineSs occurred among the people
in the rigging. Many men and nearly
every woman claSped children TO their
breasts, but they were finally overcome
0y sheer exhaustion and cold aud were
compelled % drop their burdens and Of
Cen follow themselves. Those in lower
rigging who were exposed 20 the full
force ot the waves were swept away
before the first Of the Auson's boats
was able 90 reach them. Some OF the
men had tied % themselves each his
wife OF q child, hoping TO be able to float
until they were saved Several bodies
so Tied together were washed ashore
dead. The majority of the Italians
however behaved more like beast. than
ike reasoning men.
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Toneka Bank Closes.

TopEkA, KAS., March Is. - The
United States Savings Bank, Of this
city. closed It's doors this morning and
made an assignment To Samuel i.
House. president Of the Kansas Ma
tional Bank The failure OF the bank
was caused by the failure a week ago Of
John u. Knox, father of w. &. Knox,
president Of the bank. The liabilities
and assets cannot be learned. The as
sets are large and will pay In full all
liabilities
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LONDON, March ls.-Mr. Parnell
made an onslaught upon Belfast thi-
morning. The Nc'rs, Of this city be-
longs to the proprietors Of the Freemd"s
Journal. Of Dublin, which strongly sup
norts Mr.. Paruell The Nclcs recently
has not been enthusiastic in It's adyo-
oacy of Mr.. Parnell's leadership, conse-
auently the editor OF the Nelcs was dis
missed to-day and Parnelllte editor
was appointed in his place. Neyerthe-
less Parneilism Is daily declining here.
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pri.nner. Nearly starved.

LoNpoN, March ls.-A train loaded
with provisions which had been sent %
the relief of the prisoners and Officials
of Dartnore prison. who had been cn'
off from their usual supplies by the tor
rible snow storm which prevailed here
recently, succeeded in reaching the
prison to-day after being snow blocked
for nine days. In the meantime the ra.
tions Of the inmates Of the prison had
To be reduced. and there was considera-
bile grnmbling among the couylcts be
cause they were forced to subsist on
salt meat. and one Of the prisoners iinal-
Iy became 80 angercd because his de
mands .or other food were not granted
that he stabbed and seriously wounded
one Of the warler>.
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Three Persons burned to Death.

New York, March ls.-The brick
tenement. "a Allen street, which is five
stories in height was Quilted by fire at
an early hour this morning. The dam
age to the building is $4,000, and on
furniture Is about $1,000; fully covered
by insurance. Three members of Ber-
nard Jarter'S family, who lived on the
fifth floor were burned to death. They
were Bernard Jarter, SO years old, Bet
sey Jarter, 13 years old, and Sarah Jar
ter. IS years old. Among those who
we're injured are: Minnie Jarter, 80
years old, burned about face; Abraham
Goldstein, three weeks old, and two or
tbrae otherS slightly.
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PurSRURG. PA, March ls.-A special
from Scottdale says undoubted deStitu-
tion prevails among some Of the miner' ;
families. and the efforts OF the relief
committee are being redOubled while, an
appeal for aid will be made to the ma
tional organization. The men are going
back to work at tho Cochran plant near
the Rainey non-union plants, which are
also running. 1t IS claimed, however,
the men are receiving old prices.
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He DtopDed His Flask.

DECATUR. ALA, March lS.-The pro-
ceedings in the City Court were inter
rupted yesterday in novel manner. a
trial was being held to compel the
Judge Of the Probate Court to issue a
license authorizing the sale of whiSkey
in the town of Falkville, where law at
present obtains prohibiting the sale
within three miles OF the town. Both
sides were largely represented legally,
and the court room was crowded. One
Of the prohibition leaders opposing the
issuance Of the llcence, in attempting
to hang up his overcoat in full view OF
the court. accidentally let fall from one
of his pockets flask, which struck the
floor with crash. The court. unable
TO restore order, took recess for iif-
teen minutes.
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DENVER. CoLo, March ls.-lt is an
nounced that tine famous Maxwell land
grant. containing l,-00.o0O acres OF
land. has been sold. The price is not
mentioned. II is the largest deal ever
recorded in the West. The agent who
made the deal has been in New York for
the past three months where he has been
negotiating, but he will say very little
about the matter. Some idea OF the
deal may be gained when 10 Is stated
that the company Is capitalized for slO,-
.OOO The final payment Is 10 oe
made in three months when the COM
pauy will take possession OF the lands.
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,-,,,orv Cbarges Don't Hold.

SACRAMENTO, GALA, March ls.-AI-
torney General Hart, renlYing to charges
of bribery in the Senatorial contest
to-day said that so far As he had eX-
amined the matter, the papers turned
over to him in no way showed that Mr..
FELTON, or any other candidate had per-
sonally done anything improper III con
nection with the Senatorial contest
He also said that the evidence in his
possession was not sufficient to warrant
him in filing Information Of any oharac
ter against any person.
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ELIZABETH. y. j.. March lS.-The
Eimbethport steam cOrdage works
were destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Loss probably Sl.00O.OOO. Six hundred
persons are thrown out Of employment.
When the tire broke out there were i'm
the works about 500 operators. mostly
girls. and great panic was caused.
Al escaped without Injury. however.
Iu l~sD the buildings were partially
burned aud two fremeu were killed by
falling walls. The losses are estimated
Co aggregate S1UO,OOO.
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DInIomatIc Corp. SUSTAIN Faya.

New YORK, March ls.-The Italian
newspaper n PrOgreSSO publishes the
following telegram from Washington:
The members Of the diplomatic
corps are unanimous in their sympathy,
and sustain the protest Of Baron Faya.
Minister Of King Humbert, and his
claims for satisfaction and for indem-
nifty for the families Of the maSSacred. -
The editor Of n PrJressd will not say
from whom this dispatch was received,
but it is posted all over the Office and
well displayed in the naper. The mass
indignation meeting will be held Friday
avanfuv
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Glad.tone.. Narrow Escape,

LONDON, March ls.-It has transpired
that Gladstone, after his speech at Hast
ings yesterday, had narrow escape
from serious accident. The coach
man who was driving the carriage which
took Mr.. Gladstone to the railroad sta-
tion, lost control Of his horses. Tn.
horses were stopped with difficulty ana
the coachman was fined for drunken
ness to-day. the charge against him ha'-
ing been preferred by the police.
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,,o,,o,, uountaln Blasted.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March IS
4 blost was fired on the side OF Lookout
Mountain yesterday, which dislodged
loo. 900 tons Of rock. One hundred
kegs OF powder was the charge ana a
ledge of rock was broken up and th0us-
apds Of tons rolled down the mountain
Side The railroad track was destroyed
for 200 wards
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no Aid Cooneli.,llle strlker..

CUMBERLAND. Mp. March i,.- a
convention of representative, OF thr
Clearfcld, Meyersdale aud other Penn
sylvanla aud West Virginia fields was
held here to-day, The object oi thr
meeting was 10 discover some means oi
taking care Of the striking miner, boo
the Conncllsvile region Nothing deh-
mite. however. wa. done, aud the mat
ter was lch iu lhr hand, ol 300 eNrcn-
tive committee.
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Was Being Poisoned

CmcA0o. March L. A f'.w day ago
Hattie .luer>ta. % nurse girl. employed
by Mrs. Smell. wife of thr murdered
millionaire. was arrested. ehIfs,l Boz,
her employer with larceny. lor -.mr
weeks past Mr., Sucil'. health hA> l,.u
failing very rapidly Finally Do
was noticed that tunt
She was taking Na- having
decidedly had rfrrt Onr dly .hr found
ia the bottom of thr both. % Whit. 1000.
stance. which her physician said 49,.
not part of the Ionic The girI arrest
followed. In her trunk wa, found .Uu
worth OF Mrs. Snoll', property and a
vial Of white powder, apparently idrnil
cal with that found boo the tonic ahd
wine bottles.
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A Lady Wouldn't have Done 1t.

VIENNA. March Is. - During the
height Of the festivities at ball given
al the German Embassy IN this city In
February last the Princess Of Renss,
wife Of the German Ambassador, called
aloud 10 NJ. Vacareso, an attache OF the
Roumanlan Legation and sou Of the Rou-
manian Miulster. 10 leave the place, as he
not been invited to the ball. As re-
suit OF this insult ii is now learned that
the elder Vacaresco has resigned his
position so as to enable him to chal-
ienge the Prince Of Reuss for the aifront
which the Princess offered to his son.
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ASHLAND. PA, March ls.-While a
rang of men we're engaged in drilling i
rock tunnel in the third lift from Cen
tralia colliery, spark flew from a
lamp which ,..- fastened on the cap Of
one OF the men, and fell into large can
of powder standing near by. 4 terrific
cynlosion resulted. John Roberts,
James McGann, Morgan Evans and
Harry Williams were badly burned, the
first three probably fatally.
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Horrible Mine Accident.

MARSHALLTowN, Ia. March ls.-A
horrible accident occurred yesterday in
the coal mine at Lehigh, Webster coun-
~. While John Peterson was working
in the bottom of a hundred foot shaft,
the rope supporting the heavily loaded
bucket broke when the latter was very
nearly at the top. The bucket descend
ed with n frightful velocity, the chain
striking Peterson on the top of the head,
cleaving the entire body in twain.
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slnrved 10 neath In a Stable.

KANSAS CITY. March ls.-The body
of Andrew Finnigan, an Irish laborer
was found in Il deserted stable at the
corner of Fifth and Holmes street, yes
terday. Finnigan had evidently died
of cold and hunger. He was Scantily
clothed and was so wasted away that
his body weighed only forty pounds.
A great portion Of the little flesh on his
bones had been gnawed by rats, and his
body presented Sickenng spectacle.
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si,otaTranip

81. CmAEiE~. Mo, Marcel i' An ur
known tramp was instantly iIlrd DOB
the Wabash bridge vat hman, Jm Halt
about half way up theeast approach lf
IS IN violation of the railroad ,pmplai
orders 10 allow foot traihr d. fp-. ihI.
bridge Hall shouted tO thr Tramp tu
go back. but the man refused Hnl
yaye himself up to the Sheriff
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Macoueary VIII Not BE Idle.

CANTON, O., March ls.-Rev. Howard
MacQuery will preach no more in Can
ton. The verdict of suspension would
settle that, but he had determined upon
immediate resignation no matter what
the result was, merely waiting for the
official announcement. He has pro-
positions from the Church of Messiah,
Unitarian, Chicago, and from church
at Toronto, Can, from jamestown,
\. Y. aud other points.
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conneciicut's Mu,kIle.

HAErFoRD, CONN, March lS.-When
the .mdson bill reached the Senate this
afternoon Senator Seymour offered n
substitute for it. The substitute diff
fers from the JudSon bill in the follow
ing respects: FirSt-The Democratic
candidates are Professionally sealed.
Second-The Republican candidates are
made the complainants. Third-The
case goes Immediately to the Supreme
Court. The bill contains general pro
vision relating to future cases. The
bill was twice read and Senator Sey-
mour made long argument in support
of it.
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California senatorship

SACRAMENTO, GALA March Is The
first ballot to-day inIont session Of the
Legislature resulted; Estee 46, FELTON,
30. Johnson 4, Blanchard /. After some
changes had been made the ballot was
corrected to stand Estee ~, FELTON, 33,
Johnston 3, Blanchard ,. At the close
Of the ballot, Felton'S friends demand
ed an adjournment, and on the cal OF
the roll this was carried 10y a vote OF d9
Ia So
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pr. windthor-t'. Funeral

HANoyER, March ls.-The interment
of the remains of Dr.. Ludwig Wind
thorst. the late leader VI the Catholic
party Germany, took place here to-day.
Present AT the ceremonies were large
number Of the members Of the reich
stag. Delegations from various Catho-
lie associations OF the Rhine provinces
and of Westphala took part In the pro-
oesslon which followed the remains to
the grave. bishop Hldesheim ofiiclated
AT the funeral services.
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snle of Rlooded Horses.

SDffilT Is-f7rlhI 70 ~ hs0tsTfF.
PAEKEEsBUEG, w. VA, March Is
A sale of horses took place to-day, Ia
which d. q. White, the owner of three
magnificent Percheron stations, sold
the following: A dark iron gray To j.
b. Barrows, of BlennerhasSett Island,
for Sl.OlO: dapple gray to Richard
Knapp, OF Marion, O., for $50, and a
dark brown to B. Wilson, OF Bridge
-nnrI pA Inr : luM.
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Piasterers WIN strike.

CWCAGo, Narrh iS.-At a largely At
tended meeting Of the iCurneymen plaS-
ters tonight it was decided almost I'M
anim0uSly % strike on the first OF
April II the bosses remain firm in their
decision TO refuse the increased rate of
wages demanded. The increase asked
Tor is from $3.50 10 - a day.
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Doesn't Want the Presidency.

CARLrNvILLE, ILL, March ls.-Gen-
eral Palmer was given a warm recep'
tion at his old home in Macoupin coun-
tv last evening. In a brief speech to
his old neighbors, General Palmer took
occasion to say emphatically that he
was not a candidate for either PreSi-
dent or Vice President. Look at my
locks" he said: they are too gray aud
thin. i expect to see Democrat elect
ed President in 1892, and | expect him
to be a young man. pledged myself
if elected Senator to give the people six
years of honest endeayer for their wei
fare. that shall do.
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Narrom Escape of Paupers.

SAGINAW. Mich, March ls.-Sagi-
nav county poor house burned yeSter-
day. and the forty-two inmates, many
of them manned and imbecileS, had a
narrow escape for their lives. Nothing
was saved from the building and il was
with great difficulty that the body Of
Charles Pearce, who died at midnight,
was dragged out. Two of the inmates
escaped in the conf usion.
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shoot a white Man aud Get II Ticket.

CmCAGo. March ls.-World's FAR
Commissioner Day, of South Dakota IS
strenuously opposed to allowing Buiialo
Bill to take the eX-hostile Indians now
in TT. Sheridan. to Europe. He makes
the point that it will have very bad
effect on the Indians on the reservations.
They would all be very glad Of an oppor-
tunity to 90 to Europe and see tn won
ders Of which they have heard from re-
turned members of the Wild West
show" Mr.. Day added: The whole
business is tantamount to the Govern
ment saying to the Indians; shoot a
hole through a white man and get Il
ticket to Europe.
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,r--ilI i..-.fGn f1 ne REGISTER
WA.HNCroN, ID. e.. March ls.-''en.
Jos. f. Johnston. who is very ili with
atu degeneration of the heart and
with other ailments incident To old age,
was l little better 2t late hour TO
nigh. His mind has wandered 40 times
and Dr. Lincoln said his permanent im-
.rnAam.uL cnu-l not be L0nel -ur.
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Cut Window Out.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March ls.-Three
weeks ago Mr.. REEVE introduced bill
to appropriate $4,000 for securing aud
placing in the capital statues OF the late
Gen. Selby and Secretary Window. 1t
is now proposed to cut Secretary Win
dom out of the bill, the claim being
made that he was not for some years
previous to his death resident of thi'
State. The bill was reported back this
morning with the name of Mr.. Windon
stricken out, and the amount reduced
10 s1O 600. What action the House will
take cannot now be predicted.
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where King Kel" Stands.

Chicago, March lS.-Mike Kelly yes
terday received a telegram from direct
or Hart from the Boston Association
team asking him to declare himself one
way or another, so that both sides could
know where he stood. lie accordingly
called at a newspaper Office and declared
that he would play with the American
Association next year. lie had signed
a contract which was in possession OF
President Prince, Of Boston. Kelly Will
probably captain the Cincinnati club.
He has secured Radbourn to pitch for
him. Kelly leaves for Boston tonight
and will remain there until the opening
az the season.
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Conductors. Grievances.

81. LoUIs, March ls.-The grievance
committee of the brotherhood of Rail
road Conductors, which has been in this
city for two days had a conference with
the officials 0t the Gould system to-day.
The nature OF the grievance is not eN-
actly known aud both sides refuse to
talk. except L. say that there would be
NO difficulty in settling amicably all
questions OF dispute. There are rumors
however that the disagreement between
the railroad officials and the brother
hood is Of a nature, and that the leader
will cndeayor to secure the aid oI the
locomotive engineers aud iremen in
bringing pressure on the railroad COM
pany.
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Special T.l.wapi % M Register
ColrNuUs. o., March lS.-At the re-
quest OF President L. l.. Polk, of the
Rational Farmers Alliance. meeting
to organize state Alliance has been
called 40 this city April l6, when Mr.
Polls will he here. The Alliance is eN-
pected t0 WELD great power in the
next campaign boo Ohio.
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PirrsBURG, March lS.-The 500 girls
aud an equal number OF men employed
by Armstrong * Co.. cork manufactur-
er>, were locked out by the firm to-day.
The strike is rather unique, rs the hrm
will not allow the 1000 employees TO 20
90 work until an objectionable appren-
tice clause is eliminated from the wage
agreement
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Canadian Italians Protest.

TORoYTo ONT, March 1.-Two pub
lie meetings Of Italians of this city were
held tonight, and it was decided to send
the following cable to Marquis DiRud-
ini, Prime Minister OF Italy: The Um-
berto Primero Society, of Toronto, pro-
tests against the inhuman, cruel muir
der that occurred at New Orleans and
solicits action from the home govern
mani -
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workioefor Whitakec.

Sp,ciui Isi,gfGRi 10 me- hVsfeF.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March ls-lt
is understood here that Senator Whita-
ker's friends are circulating petitions in
wheeling asking the Governor TO ap-
point him is one of the West Virginia
board of Worlds Fair Managers.
Information is also received that
similar petition is being circulated in
favor of Delegate Pugh, OF Hancock
county.
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Youthful Murderer.

El RENo, ! T.. March ls.- NiI
Schwab and VIM. Flc,chcr qmr,Iied
last sunday eighteen mile, from here
over debt of twenty-five rcut,
Schwah claimed that ilc>chor owed BUM
that much on wager. fic,rhor oHrd
Schwab - cent, ou another account
aud in paying it handed SrhwaO iOo.
Schwab kept the iull amount claiming
the extra quarter of the BILL This en-
ragged Flcschcr SEQ thai BE- stabbed
Schwab with long dirk under thr
heart, remarking as be- did $50. 81 guess
that's worth quarter. I'esrhcr r,-
caped. Schwab is dead. iIe-chrr is
only II years old. Schwab was tt.
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SnrINGFiELp. Ill, March = Hm.
H. Herndoa. Abraham Lincoln, aa
mariner and author % LIfe of Dine
coin. died at hie rc.!jenec nrar tti-
city to-day Of la grippe, aged iiI,
Youngest son, William, died .iN hDlr-
before from the same fi,la-..
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Worlds Fair subscribers Forced to Pay.

CHICAGO. March ls.-JuStice Brad
wells court room was crowded ycSter-
day by delinquent subscribers to the
Worlds Fair fund. Assistant Secretary
KingSwcl was the complainant, and At
torneys Matt and Fisher represented
the prosecution. The amounts owed on
stock ranged from Sl.s7 to $40. a ma
jority Of the delinquents claimed that
they had transferred their stock or were
in lack of funds to meet their payments.
In many instances, judgments were rem
dered for the amounts claimed, while
some few cases were continued. Other
cases Of a similar nature were called to-
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MILWAUKEE, WE March j. Fer
dlnand Trotz. an old man charged With
arson. hanged himself in jai. this mora
ing. His trial was begun ye,trfdaf.
and he was charged with trying % oln
a house In which a little girl whom h"
had abused lived, 80 a. 10 destroy ihe
nrlnrinal wltne.. u bis crImc.
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NiAGAEN FALL, y. y. March j..
4 man Jumped over Niagara Fail. af
Prospect point thi, afternoon. li.r'mr
from tue west this morning ani hai f
ticket for New York yid the Ncst >Hnr-
Railroad. lle was ahou' 2l }r.r- "l
ag,. 20 n )ol,ing and well dressed and
wrigho q ont 1850 pounds lIrhai 'hr
appearance of frcnchman aui -i'i..
la hrol,ru English.
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Won and Lost.

LONDON, March ls.-An American
millionaire won s., 200 at Monte CARO- on on
Tuesday a, roulette. He won eighteen 'ii
maximum bets at trente ct quarante OF
"Wednesday morning, but lost al n 'Ae
evening.
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uank wrecker sentenced.

New YoRk, March ls.-Judge Bene-
dict to-day in the United States Circuit,
criminal branch. sentenced General
peter A. Claasen 10 six years imprison-
ment in the Erie county penltentlary'
Claasen was convicted of wrecking the
Sixth National Bank.
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ratnI nuarrrI O,er Cnrl..

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. March o.,
Henry Hepler. Tobcy Grotto. Edward
Scheehy and John Callahan engaged BOO
a quarrel over a game Of card, boo Mac
Cures saloon, at Ninth aud Wyoming
streets, last night. Getto Wa accused
Of cheating. and be- was set upon by thr
Others. who knocked him down. and
then kicked him 10 death llcp'cr Nas
arrested Tho Others escaped.