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BLOODY ROW ON A STEAMER.
Six Men Shot on the Jane Cook, 1T Am.
hecstberg-Late Marine

hO<StDSTS-LiL6 marine.
AMHERsTBERG, Ont, June 19-Iast
evening the steamer Jane Cook, of Port
Dover, Ont, anchored eff the dock. and a
portion OF the crew went ashore and be-
came intoxicated. Returning about mid
night they proceeded to make disturb
ance below deck. Capt. Dupont
went below to stop the row,
and as he did so pistols were
drawn and indiscriminate firing began.
The battle ragged for half an hour, and
when 1t was over it was found
that six men had been shot. Can't.
Dupont was shot through the right
lung and his recovery is doubtful.
Peter Rlopelle was also shot in the chest
and may die. The other tour wounded
men were shot in the legs, and their
wounds are not considered dangerous.
The Cook steamed away this morning.
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 19-.Tohn Black.
mate of the schooner Dauntless, disap-
peared week ago to-day. When last
seen alive he was asleep on the deck
of canal boat. Yesterday after
noon his body was picked up in the
ship canal at Black Rock. He has wife
and family living at Port Dover, Ont, and
brother employed in a coal yard here
The body is at the mOrgue.
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TRAINS WEDGED TOGETHER.
Extent of the Accident in Louisiana
Four Were Killed.

LXCenC OF the ACGCldent IN LOulS-ana-
Four Were Killed.
New ORLEANS, La, June 20.-The col
lision on the Illinois Central Railroad
last night near Sauve was caused by an
open switch where a freight train was
side tracked and was run into by the
south-bound fast express. Four men
were killed and six severely injured.
The killed were: Engineer w.
q. Mitchell, Fireman John Law
son and Charles Mum, all of
McComb City, Miss, and Bill Williams
(colored), OF Hammond, La. The mail
train was behind time and was running
very last when the accident occurred.
The passengers were severely shaken
up, but none of them were seriously in
jured. When the passenger train
dashed into the open switch there was
mighty crash OF the two great bodies
together with the grinding of metal,
Kissing OF escaping steam, and pititul
shrieks of wounded men. The mail
train consisted Of mail car, baggage
and smoker, ladies' coach and two vesti-
buled sleepers. The mail car ran on
top of the two engines, tearing out the
flooring and smashing in the sides. The
smoker was thrown Oft the track and
the ladies coach partially derailed.
The two sleepers remained on the track
and escaped serious injury. When the
engines met the shock caused the
freight train to break in two, and the
rear end was showed back several hum
dred yards. Six cars remained at
tached to the freight engine and " ere
smashed to pieces. Three of them tele-
scoped one another, the nearest car to
the engine being driven clear through
the next two. There was nothing lett
of them but splinters.
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OTTAWA, Ont, June 20.-A bill has
been introduced in the Senate respect
Ing divorce. At present DEGREES can be
eranted by the Senate only. The bill
lives Ontario, Manitoba, Prince Ed
Ward Island and the Northwest Terri
kores the same power of jurisdiction IN
wespect to actions TO dissolve marriage
ii to obtain judicial separation as If ac-
tipns were for ordinary causes within
ehe jurisdiction of these courts. No
81 ntion is made of Quebec. Nova Scotia,
Bfitish Columbia or New Brunswick.
MI of the provinces excepting Quebec
I've divorce courts.
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Canadian divorce Courts.

r. OTTAWA, Ont, June 20.-A bill has
been introduced in the Senate respect
ing divorce. At present DEGREES can be
granted by the Senate only. The bill
gives Ontario, Manitoba, Prince Ed
ward Island and the Northwest Terri
tories the same power of jurisdiction in
respect to actions to dissolve marriage
,or to obtain judicial separation as if &C
tons were for ordinary causes within
the jurisdiction of these courts. No
mention is made of Quebec. Nova Scotia,
British Columbia or New Brunswick.
All of the provinces excepting Quebec
haYe divorce courts.
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Te,epraphers Elect Officers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 19.-The Grand
Division of the Order of Railway Tele-
graphers has decided to purchase out
right the organ of the order, the Rail-
way Telegrapher, published semi
monthly. The following officers have
been elected for the ensuing year:
AID. Thurston, Vinton, Ia, grand chief
telepranner: S. u. Fox. Vinton. Ia, grand
secretary and treasurer; G. d. Ramsay. OF
East St. Louis. assistant grand chief tele-
grapher: Senior j. A. Lecanda, Celaya,
Mex. grand senior telegrapher.
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SOUTHERN COMMANDER DEAD.
Gen. Albert G. Blanchard, Who Served
with Lee and Johnston.

New ORLEANS, La, June 22.-Brig.-
Gen Albert G. Blanchard, aged 81, is
dead. He was born in Charlestown,
Mass, in 1910, and entered West Point
at the age of 10. He graduated IN 1929
in the class with Robert 3. Lee and
Joseph Z. Johnston. In 1910 he left the
army to enter commercial life in New
Orleans. During the war of the rebel
lion he took service with the Conteder-
ates as colonel of the First Louisiana
Regiment. He soon became a brigadier-
general, serving at Bull Run and subse-
Cuentiy in Moth Carolina.
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HANGING MUCH TOO GOOD.
Asking Clemency for the Murderer of a
Wife and Child.

SoLoMoNvILLE, Ariz., June 20.-Frank
Nelson, an ex-colored soldier, and An
tonion Granada were to have been hung
here to-day. Nelson killed a woman
with whom he was living and her
child at Fort Grant last July.
Granada killed his wife and
child at Morenci in August. Both
were convicted last October and have
been reprieved four times by the gov
ernor, awaiting q decision upon the
validity of the grand jury law in force
when they were indicted. Acting Gov.
Murphy granted ten days respite to
Nelson yesterday. A petition is being
circulated asking that sentence in his
case be committed to life imprisonment.
Antonio Granada will be hung this aft
nrnOon
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Escaped With One Hand.

MARQUETTE, Mich, June %. = John
Purtill, four-year convict at the state
prison, escaped yesterday afternoon.
Purtill has been considered ''trusty."
He went into the yard. the guards on
the wall having been withdrawn at noon
AS usual. Tie machinist had LETT long
piece of gas pipe drilled with a number
of holes In the yard. This Purtill bent
into hook, and making, steps, out OF
some old spikes succeededin scaling the
wall. though he has but one hand.
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a Deadly CONCENTRATION.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June ia lighted
match and a can of gasoline caused Mrs.
l. r. Allen a fail of twenty feet q
broken thigh and serious burns about
the face and hands. Mrs. Allen had
finished filling the gasoline stove on the
rear second-story porch, and having
lighted it threw the match down. 1t
fell near the can Of gasoline, which ex-
ploded, setting fire to Mrs. Allen, fright
ening her SO that she lost her balance
and fell to the ground, breaking her
thigh. She will recover.
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NOT RIGHT AWAY.
Parneu Denies the Report of tho AZ
preaching Marriage.

LONDON, June 19.-Rumors have been
current of late that Mr.. Parnell and
Mrs. O'Shea were soon to be married.
When Intercepted by a reporter as to
the rumors of his approaching marriage,
Parnell betrayed some annoyance at
the circulation of such reports, and as
sured his visitor that they were utterly
untrue. lie did not wish to discuss the
matter any further than to say that, so
far as the statement that he was to
marry tIrs. O'Shea soon was concerned,
it was without an atom of foundation.
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A Miniature Snowstorm.

A Frenchman went rapidly along the
street on a cold, fair day, and, by violent
exercise, brought himself into con-
dition of profuse perspiration. He
took off his hat in saiuting friend. AS
he did so he was astonished to feel
what was apparently slight fall of
that the freezing outer air condensed
the moist warm air within the CENT?
u ans tall hat SO suddenly that -
Bile snow storm, of miniature
tons, was produced.
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WINONA BRIDGE COMPLETED.
Structure Across the Mississippi Con-

Structure Across the Mississippi Con-
Recting Two States.
WINoNA, Mimi, June 22.-The new
steel railway bridge over the Mississippi
pi River at this point, built jointly by
the Burlington and the Green Bay,
Winona & Southwestern Railway com.
panies, which connects Wisconsin and.
Minnesota, was finally completed Sat
urday, and part of the officials having
the work of construction in charge lefs
fo- the East The first train will cross
ina few days, when it is expected that
the new bridge will be formally opened.
The acceptance of the bridge will occur
o1c
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weekly Bank Statement.
Deed of a Drunken Idiot.

PoTTsTowN, Pa, June 1S.-While sew
eral small girls were Wading barefooted in
the SchuylkilI, near Parkpr's Ford, Frank
Bixby came along and said that he was go
ing to teach them how to swim. He seized
two girls, one under each arm and waded
cut into the water beyond his Gepth. One
of the girls escaped from his clutches, but
Rixby and Jennie Kerr sank and both
were drowned. Bixby, it is thought, was
intoxicated.
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PREMIER PARKS AHEAD.

Sir Henry Reelected to the Ministry in
New South Wales.
SYDNEY, n. S. W., June 1S.-The cleo
ton returns received up to the present
time give the government twenty-eigh
members and the opposition twenty-five.
OF the latter sixteen are labor candidates.
Sir Henry Parks and other ministers are
is defeated
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 2O.-The
steamer Al-Ki, which has been char.
tered by the United States government
for service in Alaska, will soon be ready
for sea. Her coal bunkers have been
enlarged and 400 tons Of coal will be put
on board her 1t is stated she will be
used as a prison-shlp, and will be sta
toned at Ounalaska, to which place all
the sealers caught violating the law will
he ia ken
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Name oaulnilis Burned.

OH Town, Me-, June 20.-rhe Bid
we'll Water Power Company's sawmills
at Milford were burned last night. The
school house and many other buildings
caught fire, put were saved. The mills
were built in 1889. The Bidwell Watei
Power Company's loss is $4,000; in
snrance $40. 900
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Irrigation In South Dakota.

ABERDEEN, S. d., June 19,-The Da-
kota Irrigation Company, Of this city,
has closed a contract with an artesian
we'll outfit manufacturing and operating
company, of Pittsburg, whereby the lat
ter concern will drill ten wells in this
section of he country. Two rigs will
be shipped at once, one going to De
Smet. and the other to Worthwhile.
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Most Goes to Jail.

New YORK, June 20. : Herr Most, the
Anarchist, was taken from the city
prison here to-day and sent in the
: Black Maria with number of other
prisoners to the penitentiary to serve
one years imprisonment, the court of
appeals having affirmed the decision of
the lower court
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Bitten BY "a TarantuIa.

CHICAGO, H., June 2O.-Rudolph
Meinke a boy, tried to catch tarantu-
la that dropped from bunch of bananas
in a South Water Street commission
house, and was bitten. He sucked the
wound and physician also promptly
cauterized it, He will recover.
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FIREMEN MEET DEATH.
Two are Fatally Hurt in Big Fire at
Marquette-Heayy Loss.

MARQUETTE, Mich, June 2o.-Fire
broke out late last night in the hester
Block, one of the largest buildings IN
the city. The fire department pond
ed promptly. They found the fire very
difficult to get at and the building rap
idly filled with sitting smoke, which
impeded them in their work.
At 2:30 this morning the walls
began to fall, and the Gregory and
Greenwald blocks, adjoining, were
threatened. Capt. c. NJ. Goodang, OF
the Morse Hose Company, and Fire
men Silas Hatenaula and Tim Meany
were badly cut by falling glass. Fire
man Mullaly and boy named Edward
Simons we're overcome by smoke.
Their recovery is doubtful. The total
loss will amount to about 1925, GOO, with
$4,000 insurance. The following are
the principal losers:
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Cordage Works Bought.

ST.. JOHN, N. B., June 19.-It is re-
ported that the National Cordage Com
pany, of New York, has purchased for
$4,000, 0C0 all the cordage works in Cana
da, including that of Thomas Connor 4
Sons, of st. John. The st. John works
will be run for export trade only.
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nished for Telling State Secret

snished for Telling State Secrets.
PARIs, June 1.-The tribunal of the
partment of the Seine to-day SEN
iced Turpine, Triponse, Fasseler
q Feuveyer each to four years
Iprisonment, and in addition
Iposed fines of $500, 5000,
10 and $40, respectively,
their connection with the sale OF
e secret of the manufacture OF
elinite, the new French explosive. to
u Armstrong Gun Manufacturing
tpany. The four men are also de-
We'd of civil rights for five, ten, FIVE
two years respectively.
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DESERTS THE CHURCH.
Rev. Milligan's Congregation Leaves thu
Refo= med PresDyterians.

NteV. MIIIlgan's COnGregatlOn LeAVes INC
Kefo- med Presbyterians.
PITTsDURG, Pa, June 18.-Last night
the rich and strong congregation of the
Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian Church.
the Rev. j. r. J. Milligan, pastor, who was
recently deposed by the synod, met and
unanimously withdrew from tic Reformed
Presbyterian Church, and will seek adj
mission to the United Presbyterian
Church. Among the ministers pres
ent were the Rev. i, S. T. Milligan,
the covenanter bellgerent from Kansas;
the Rev. j. J. Huston, of Belle Center, O.;
j. III. Teaz of Selma, Ala, the Southern
negro missionary Of the Reformed Presby-
terian Church, and others of that denomi-
nation. All of these indorsed the action Of
the Allegheny Church, and the more than
adherence is that they VIII also 90 from the
Reformed Presbyterian Church to the
United PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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DROWNED OFF THE BEAR.
A Lieutenant and Five Others Lose Their
Lives in Alaskan Waters.

Lives in Alaskan Waters.
VICTORIA, B. c., June l9.-The steamer
Queen, which has arrived from Sitka,
reports that the revenue cutter Bear
has reached Alaska from Icy Bay,
bringing news of the drowning of Lieut..
Robinson aud four of the crew
of the Bear, and A. G. Moore, of
the Russell party. The drowning &C.
Cured while the party was trying to
make landing in Icy Bay with the
Russell Mount ST. Elias party. The
nameE of the drowned men were:
Lieut.. Robinson, Coxswain Hassler,
Seamen Anderson, Nelson and Henry
Smith, all OF the revenue cutter Bear,
and w. G. Moore, a member Of the ex-
ploring expedition.
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HYPPOLITE ASSASSlNATED.
President of the Haytian Republic Re
ported Killed.

New York, June 17.-First Mate
Bishop, of the steamship Alvo, which
arrived from Haytian ports to-day,
states that on June 6 vessel which had
been at Port-au- Prince during the in
surrection of June 8 or 4, reached
Navassa and reported that President
Hyppolte had been shot and killed by
one of the insurgents.
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RUSk'S RECIPROCITY.

Quarantine on Canadian Hogs to be
Raised for a Good Reason.
OTTAWA, Ont, June 1S.-rhe action of
the government In imposing quarantine
of fifteen days on sheep and swine inn
ported from Europe is expected to be fol-
lowed by the cancellation of the quaran-
tine on these animals entering the United
States from Canada. assurances to this
effect having indirectly reached the gov
eminent from Washington.
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A BRIDE OF DEATH.

Pathetic Suicide Almost at the Wedding
Altar.
CHICAGO, June 18-Katle Mcintyre, of
Belmont Mich, took rat poison rather
than wed John Lanaday, to whom She had
beuothed herself under the earnest infn-
ence of her sister and several friends
The groom was at the church when The
dreadful news was impaired to him, and be
rushed to the bedside of his unwilling
bride. Katie had & lover in Michigan.
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REGENT SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Findings of the Court of Inquiry Into
the Manipur Massacre.

FlnulMES OF INC OOUTt OF INJURY IniO
the Manipur Massacre.
CALCUTTA. June 20.-The court Of in
quiry which has been investigating the
Manipur massacre, says dispatch from
Manipur, has found the regent to have
been guilty of warning upon the forces
of the Empress of India, but on the
other hand the court finds that the
regent was not guilty of the murder OF
Chief Commissioner James W. Quinton,
British Resident f. st. G. Grimwood,
and the other British officials who were
killed during the massacre. Tho regent
has been sentenced to death
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Cummine Counts the Cost.

LONDON. June 1S.-The total costs to Sir
William Gordon Cumming OF his suit
amount to $4,000. The costs to Mrs. Ar
thur Wilson and others will foot up S12,
na0
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Killed Under Falling Slate.

Dies MONIES, Ia, June 19.-Joseph
Wasky and his son William, miners at
the Christy Coal Mine, about miles
east of Des Moines, were killed yester-
dar. Both men were dead when found
inkheir room. A fall of slate was the
cause
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Four Drowned Out of a SkiT

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 19.--Opposite
Golconda, ILL.,, this morning, Will Hook
wisher and Willie Kreipke, both under
80, and two colored men, were drowned
by the overturning of their skiff in a
sudden wind storm.
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symptoms of several
days ago reappeared.
During the forenoon
he had an attack of
vomiting and DR.. Run
nells told him he could
not live many hours.
The announcement did
not disturb the pa
'tient's serenity a: all.
He babe good bye to
his family and calmly
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Beiden Must Hang.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 18.-The
President has denied the application for Il
pardon in the case of Edward Belden, con-
Victed in Kansas Of murder and sentenced
TO be hanged on the Goth inst.
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Revenue COII,,cIor Named

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1S.-The
Brooks, of Pennsylvania, to be collector of
internal revenue for the First District of
Pennsylvania, vice David Martin, re
stoned.
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pARNELL FOR PARLlA TENT.

Che Famous Irishman VIII Contest for e.
Dwyer Gray's Seat.
LONDON, June 17.-Mr. Parnell has
invited E. Dwyer Gray to contest for
the seat in Parliament made vacant by
the death of O'Gorman Mahon. Both
sides admit that it will be q light con-
test
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Fatal Barn Raising.

BARRIE, Ont, June 1.-Two men.
named Thomas Chapman and James
McLelland, were killed at barn rails
ire near Thornton. this morning.
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Earthquake iii Bengal.

CALCUTTA, June 19.-Sixty earthquake
shocks were experienced throughout
the province of Bengal yesterday, and
many buildings were DESTROYED.
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tor CrIminaI Assault.

CHARLEsrowN, w. Va. June 19.-sim
Johnson (colored) was hanged this
morning for an assault on Alice Bailey
(white) in April last.
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FISH EXEMPT FROM DUTY.
Secretary Spau1ding issues an Interest
ins Decision.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 22.-Acting
Secretary Spaulding has informed the
collector of customs at Marquette,
Mich, that fresh fish taken in Canadian
waters by means of boats and tackle
owned 10y American citizens are exempt
from duty, Notwithstanding they may
have been collected and brought to
Sault Ste Marie in steam vessel dOcu-
menteu in Canada.
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German WarsnIps at AcapuIe

CITY OF MEXICo. June 18.-The German
warShips Leipzig. Sophia and AleXan-
drine have arrived at Acapulco. After
cOaling they will proceed to Chilli to join
other German men-af- war there.
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Dltched by a Broken Rail.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 1S.-A freight
train on the Chicago & Erie Road was
ditched last evening at Disco, by broken
rail. Sixteen cars were wrecked and
twenty head of imported cattle killed.
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RUMORED REVOLUTION.
Portuguese Three Per Cents Take Drop

Portuguese Three Per Cents Take Drop
on the Paris Bourse.
LONDON, June 1S-Rumors which up
to the present time have been confined
to the stock exchange here, and to the
Bourse in Paris, are current that revo-
luton has broken out in Portugal On
these rumors Portuguese 3 per cents have
dropped Is, and there has been heavy
decline in Portuguese railroads.
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LIABILITIES Much the Larger.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 1S.--Someliera
Bros, bankers, of Guadalajara, have made
an assignment. Then liabilities are ST.
400, 900: assets 500 .U0O.
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CITY OF MEXICO, June 18.-It is claimed
by the Ell Tempe (neWSparer) that yellow
fever is causing many deaths in Vera
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Buckeye Reaper Man Dead.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 19-John
P. Adriance, head of the Buckeye
Mower & Reaper Works, is dead.
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prominent in Two Orders

'osToN. Mass, June 19.-Asst. -Adjt.-
Monroe, of the Massachusetts, De-
lment of the Grand Army of the
lknpllc, died at the Revere, last night,
"A so years. He was thirty second
\ lee Mason.
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PLUNGED OFF A BRIDGE.

FrightfAI Accident on the st. Paul Caused
by Washout-Many Mang1ed and
hTstimed-Entire Passenger Train En-
quilted in a River Near Boone, Iowa
One Instantly Killed and Several
Others Fatally Injured-The List.
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WHEAT-No. Eed.................... L.02
CORN-No 2..."..................... 60
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DEATH OFJOSEPH MCDONALD.

'Oid saddle Days" Passes Away at His
indianapolis Home.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, June 22.-Fx-Sen-
ator Mcdonald died at IL 80 last night.
Early in the morning the unfavorahle