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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-12-01
WEST AND SOUTH.

WHILE talking to his son Philip
Smith. postmaster at Red Hawk, o.,
dropped dead in his Office.
ALLEN HARRISON was hanged at
Huntington. W. Va, for the murder of
Bette Adams April last The seat
fold was erected in a field and more
than 1900 persons witnessed the exc
eutiou.
1T IS announced that the wheat crop
of Minnesota and the Dakotas is many
millions of bushels above all estimates.
The yield Is now placed at $50, 900, 600
bushels.
THE death of Mrs. Sarah Stoughton.
aged 100 years. occurred at her home S
miles north of Columbus, Ind, of old
age.
A. 2. SOLOMON & Co. dealers in dry
goods at Denver. failed for S225, 600
BRIDGET MURTAUG died at her home
near Mankato, Mimi, at the age of 1O2
years.
By the capsizing of yacht Prof.
Ganiard. his wife and son, aged 70, and
Miss Thompson, aged -. ali musicians.
We're drowned near Everett, Wash.
on the upper Mississippi river navi-
CATION has closed for the season.
IL Dubuque, Ia, the lumber mills
have closed for the season. The cut of
lumber, 66, 900, 900 feet, is the largest
on record in that city.
The death of William Mckinley. Sr.,
father of Gov. Mckinley. occurred at
his home in Canton, O.. aged SIS years.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted at the ma
tiOnal assembly in Champaign. H., of
the Farmers Mutual Benefit associa-
ton favOring the free and unlimited
coinage of silver. graduated income
tax and election of United States sena-
tors by direct vote of the people.
THE Independents hold the balance
Of power in the California legislature
senator.
FLAMES destroyed Fuller's livery
stable at St Joseph, Mo, and twenty
horses. one trotter valued at Sl5.O
persisted in the fire.
ILLINOIS official vote gives Cleveland
a plurality of 29.l7S and Atgeld, for
governor. -, $50 plurality
STANBoUL trotted mile in 2.O75s on
a kite-shaped track at Stockton, Cal
This beats the \. orld's t-otting record
for stations
TUE knights of Labor at the close of
sheir annual meeting in IT. Louis
adopted resolutions favoring the re-
-. lotion of immigration to those with
fulsls sufficient for a years support:
restricting the ballot 10 those who can
read >1d write. and that money should
be ISSUED by the national government
only
NEAR Siarshfeld. Wis, a lumber
camp WA destroyed uy fire and two
men were cremated and three others
terribly burned.
AT Deaver, Col, Robert Gerading.
an amateur bicyclist, broke the worlds
track and rOsd record for miles by
45 - seconds His time was 1901
4 BOY and t5ree men were drowned
at Lewiston, Wash, By the upsetting
of boat.
THE Minnesota official vote gives
President Harrison plurality of 21,-
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FOUGHT WITH ROBBERS.
A sheriff Killed In Conflict with Des-
perate Thieves-The Leader of the Gang
Iynchcd.

A sheriff Killed In "a Conflict with Des-
perate Thieves-The Leader of the Gang
Lynched.
RoME, Ca, Nov. 2s.-The little to wn
of Plainville. Ca, 10 miles north of this
city, was in n state of excitement Sat-
urday over a serious shooting ARRAY
that took place there Friday night
Sheriff McGinnis, of Gordon coun-
ty, with a posse of men went
to arrest Jester Scott and Will
liam Morrow. who were said to
be implicated in a bold robbery at
Little Row several nights ago. 1t was
learned thai the two men were in a
house together, and when the sheriff
and his posse approached the house the
men came out with revolvers and opened
fire on the sheriff and his posse. Sheriff
McGinnis was shot in the stomach and
died in short time The men who
accompanied Sheriff McGinuis re-
turned the fire and a general fight en-
sued, in which Scott was captured and
one of the sheriff's deputies was hot.
Scott was taken ut once to Calhoun
for safe keeping, as there was no
place at Plainville where he could be
safely kept When he prisoner
reached Calhoun a Ia g. number of
people had congregate around the
jail and it was fea tia he
would be lynch !. He was placed in
jail however, without being Inoirsted.
Inu ION rrceiv + n Call oun
Sattl 4 tel that an nen~c -rowd
wa, aroun the jail, ar was making
threas of lyncbing SOFT. A SPECIAL
from Rome Later says an armed mob
had left that piacs, and. upon reaching
Calhoun, had entered the Jail and
hange Scott and relea ed a number of
pri ,oRers.
IL is claimed that it was this gang
who held up tie East Tennessee ex-
press near here year agu and robbed
the messenger of go. Two months
ago they held ur train at Pi, &
mont, Ala, 20 mil IS from he e,
and secured 500 from the
Southern Express Company and
$500 from the Tn te States mails.
Two weeks ago three of them at
tempted to hold up a train on the
Western & Atlantic road az Adairs-
vile, 20 miles from Rome. This at
tempt was foiled by the strategy of a
brave fagman. The store and post
Office robbery at Little Row Tuesday
night was the last and most daring
venture of the gang.
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LATER NEWS.
England's Rid

BRUSSELS, Nov. 2s.-M &c Roths.
;hild's proposals were submitted to the
conference this afternoon. They cover
eleven printed octave pages. NJ. de
Rothschild argues at length that bi.
netalism in Great Britain is absolutely
impossible, and suggests that the ques
ion arises whether it is not possible to
extend the use of silver generally. and
oy this means assist in checking fur
her fall in values. NJ. de Rothschild
said he did not claim that his proposals
would prove a final solution of the
question, but he did claim that they
would prove A palliative. Summed up,
MS proposals are that America should
continue her present purchase of silver
| and the European powers should con-
lnue to buy an amount equal TO e5.-
100000 year for five years at ADD. If
| silver should rise above that price the
! purchases are to be Immediately sus-
pended. 1t is expected that the British
delegates will support this plan in the
interest of the Indian currency.
THREE murderers sentenced to death,
and the fourth sent to the penitentiary
sOr nine years, is the record of the
criminal court of Pittsburg, Pa, for
Monday, the 2sth.
WHILE hunting for snipe, the 2sth, at
Exmoor, Va, Mr.. Cleveland injured his
| numb.
AT Foraker station, Ohio, on the Chi
ago & Erie railway, the 2Sth, Mrs. An
irews and Miss Fry were struck by
rain, receiving injuries from which they
both died.
LATELY the northern suburbs of Chi
sago have been terrorrized by a mount
ID bandit On the night of the 2sth
two highwaymen made their appear
ince, and not content with robbing or
iinary citizens, they held up John
Eeefe, n Cicero policeman. He was at
.ired in his official uniform and was on
luty when the bold men confronted
aim with two revolvers and demanded
that he turn out all his valuables. Eff
.een cents and a revolver was all the
Cicero official could donate.
THREE brothers, named Conner, were
arrested near Piedmont, Ala, the 2sth,
after desperate fight with the officers.
The prisoners are supposed to be the
men who robbed the mail and express
Ear of the East Tennessee & Georgia
train near Piedmont, Oct. 81.
The trial of Prof. Charles A. Briggs,
for heresy, began before the New York
presbytery, the 2sth.
Col. RITTER of Indiana, who wanted
the prohibition nomination for presi-
iency, has sued L. Hinkle for libel
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The COMET GONE TO PIECES.
! Fragments Knocking About Over Twenty
I Five MILAN Miles of Space.


Five Million Miles of Space.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-Garrett p. Ser
viss, the astronomer, explained all
about the meteorites to Sun reporter.
and something Of the latest news about
the comet The shower of meteors
seen on Wednesday night, Mr.. Serviss
said, were undoubtedly Bielaoids,
meaning the scattered particles, posi-
bly, remains of the famous Biela comet.
This comet, it will be remembered,
after coming around regularly every
six and three-quarter years
for some time, suddenly split
in two in 1916, and these parts sep
arated some 200, 900 miles. In 1872 the
comet had apparently gone to pieces
entirely. 1t has not been seen at all
since that year. The fact of these me-
teorites, which are positively identified
as being PARTICLES of Biela's comet by
the direction from which they come,
and all proceeding from the proper
radiant point, appearing eight days be-
fore the earth is due to cross the true
orbit of Biela's comet, indicates that
these swarms of meteors are scattered
over space of at least $4,000, 600 miles
In diameter.
The motors may be rushing along the
comets orbit in cylindrical stream,
and this means that the cylinder of
meteors is %. 900, 600 miles thick. But
the fact of the meteors falling in large
numbers on Saturday and then but a
few on the succeeding nights, until
Wednesday, and after the brilliant
shower that night again a lull last
night, is good evidence that they are
scattered irregularly over that space, in
punches or SHOALS, so to speak.
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THE EAST.

The cashier and confidential book
keeper IN New York of the Armour
Packing Company, C. Sinclair, was
charged with embezzling $4,000. He
was missing.
TIRE robbers of the Keystone bank at
Erie. Pa. who shot Assistant Cashier
Kopler October 3. were sentenced as
follows: John Courtney, fourteen years;
Charles w. Hawley, seventeen years in
the penitentiary.
THE Carnegie company at Homestead,
Pa, intends in the future to treat with
its employees as individuals. Each man
employed is required to sign an agree
ment in which he pledges himself to
refrain from belonging to any labor
organization and to be governed en-
tirely by the rules and regulations of
the company.
IL. W. DANNEHowER's house at
Sharpsburg, Pa, was destroyed by fire
and Dannehower, his wife and child
lost their lives.
The official vote of Connecticut
shows the following result: Cleveland.
-, so: Harrison, 1925; Bidwell. 4.O25;
Weaver. SOC: Wing socialist labor,
800; scattering. 245; total, 1874. s25.
Cleveland's plurality, $50 The re-
publican majority on joint ballot in
the legislature Is IA
AT Plymouth. Mass, the historical
Unita. ian church was destroyed by IRE.
In the belfry was bell cast by Paul
Revere in 1901.
THE Rhode Island official count shows
the following result: Harrison, 27,O69;
Cleveland, -. 3S5: Bidwell, 1855;
Weaver, 227. Plurality for Harrison,
,, "a.
FIRE in the large furniture factory
and salesroOm of Otis Corbett in New
York caused loss of $500, 600.
AT Pittsburgh Sylvester Critchlow,
on trial for murder in the Home stead
riot. was found not guilty.
FLAMES DESTROYED THE Breakers, q"
the elegant and costly summer resi-
dence Of Cornelius Vanderbilt at New
port. r. l.. with its valuable contents,
the loss being s400. 600.
The death of Mrs Abby Hutchinson
Patton, wife of Ludlow Patton, oc-
Cured in New York. She was the last
survivor of the famous Hutchinson
family of singers of New Hampshire.
EDWARD DANIEL Boiler, aged 80
years, for Ove- forty years at the head
of the Mount Lebanon CPa.) Shakers,
is dead.
THE marriage of Thomas Penn bridge,
so years old, and Mrs. Sarah Won
StOreh, 20 years old, took place at
Scranton, Pa. The groom is a well-to-
do farmer OF Spring Brook.
ANN DAVIS died at the Schuylkill-
haven PA almshouse, aged 1O1 years.
She had been a widow for fifty years.
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Blew Open a Bank vault.

LIBERTY, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-Craeksmen
early Sunday morning blew open the
outer doors of the vault of the First
national bank and secured S160. A
package containing $500 in paper
money was torn into shreds by the
force of the explosion, the pieces being
scattered all over the floor of the
bank. The robbers had arranged to
blow open the inner vault, which con-
tanned SO, 600 in money, but were evil
IDENTITY frightened away. The force of
the explosion nearly wrecked the bank
building and two of the walls will have
to be torn down and rebuilt.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

THE champion oarsman of America,
William O'Connor, died in Toronto,
Can, of typhoid fever, aged 20 years.
By the falling of temple at Chang
chow, China, eighty soldiers were
crushed to death.
a NUMBER of boats were wrecked in
gale off the japanese coast and nine
teen fishermen drowned
By a cave-in at the Borda mine at
Paehuca, Mexico, eighteen miners were
killed
FLAMES swept away Jenner's silk
store at Edinburg, Scotland, causing a
loss of $500, 600, and the damage to adj
jacent buildings by fire and water was
$3.50, 600
FLAMES that started in the cigarette
factory owned by Villas & CO., at
Havana, Cuba, caused a loss of $50, 600.
The enraged animals at bull fight
in Arteaga, Mexico, broke from the
arena and charged the crowd of specta-
tors, sixty persons being injured and
one killed.
THE Berlin health officer reports that
there have been in Germany this year
1856 cases of cholera, of which s,575
were fatal.
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27O. Nelson (rep.) for governor mas a

27O Nelson trep.) for governor mas
plurality of IA. 1907.
FLAMES ruined the works of the
Michigan Forge & Iron Company at
Detroit. the loss icing 500. 600.
THE Indian Industrial school at Clon-
tart, Mimi, was entirely destroyed by
fire.
AT Green Bay, Wis, James Fox,
aged l2. and John and Kennedy Cot
ton, IL and respectively, were
drowned while skating on the Fox
river.
The overland express on the North
ern Pacific was held up at Hot Springs,
Wash, by three masked men who re-
lieved the passengers of cash 10 the
amount of 81 500.
IN portions of Minnesota and South
Dakota the Thermometer registered 20
degrees below zero.
FoRTY-EIGHr miners were supposed
to have persisted from hunger and cold
in the mountains east of Snohomish,
Wash.
COMMANDER WEIssERT in speaking of
the southern posts of the Grand Army
of the Republic says colored soldiers
must be recognized.
HUGH BOYD and Mrs. Annie Thomp-
son, his housekeeper, were fatally
burned at St. Johns, Mich Mr.. Boyd
was the oldest sir knight in the coun-
try.
AT the Planters hotel in Cairo, ILL.,,
May Sans, "a chambermaid, shot and
instantly killed Capt. Ransom Sampson,
then fatally shot SIMPSONS bride, TO
whom he had been married but week,
and then shot herself fatally. Jeal-
ousy was the cause
OFFICIAL returns from the election in
Tennessee show the following vote:
Cleveland, 1856. AT; Harrison, 99.973;
Weaver, %, 633; Bidwell, 4,s55 The
democrats elect eight congressman and
the republicans two.
II the harbor at San Francisco a
dozen vessels were destroyed in a hur-
ricane and orchards in the interior of
the state were ruined. ca using loss of
over $500, 600
Is Ohio all towns using natural gas
were greatly aroused over the unmis
taxable evidence that the supply was
slowly failing.
hENIlth ; OiICldt NobS at ltlc recent
election was: Cleveland. It's, 424; Har-
rison, 1856, 42O: Weaver, %, sos; Bidwell,
6,3s5; total, $40, 732.
FIRE destroyed ten business houses
at Dunkirk, Ind, the loss being $780,
GOO
WHILE attempting to arrest two des-
peradoes at Plainville, Ga, Sheriff Nc
Ginnis of Gordon county, Ga, was
killed. The criminals. Jester Scott and
William Morrow, were lynched by a
mob.
IL Iowa the official vote for president
was: Harrison, 219,3 Cleveland, 1856, =
aOs; Weaver. 2O.6l6: Bidwell. 6. 322.
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MILLIONS FOR PENSIONERS.

Amount which the Secretary of the Inte-
terIor Says VIII BE Required Next Year.
WASHINGTON, Nov. rs. The secretary
of the interior has transmitted to the
secretary of the treasury the estimates
required to pay pensions for the next
fiscal year. The sum of S166, s31, $50 will
be necessary to pay pensions, including
maintenance of pension agencies,
clerk hire and other incidental ex-
penses. OF this amount it is estimated
that s165, 600, 600 will be paid directly
to the pensioners. In addition to the
estimate of SAG. 737, $50 for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1892, deficiency
of $40 5OS 62I is asked
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ASSASSINATED THE AGENT.
Three Men Under Arrest for the Murder
of Agent Wortham.


of Agent WORKMAN.
DANvuLE, Ky, Nov. 26.-Sidney
Workman, joint agent for the Louis
vile & Nashville and East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia railroads at Jellico,
Tenn, was foully assassinated about
midnight Thursday night by some I'M
known fiend. Frank Mcmillan and a
man named Jonas and Jonas son are
now under arrest for murder.
The immediate cause of the assas-
sination is unknown, though the sup
position is that Workman and some
other of the best citizens of Jellico had
grown tired of a house of ill-fame
in the town, and were preparing to
make raid on the house.
Some one on the inside of the
building was appraised of the raid, and
when the citizens were near the build
ing a shot was fired from within, di-
rectly into the body of men. Workman
received the entire charge of 'buckshot,
twelve bullets entering his body. He
expired instantly. None of the others
were hurt.
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Both the ne.I9a ne Its when
syrup o. Fies IS en-; II Is pleasant
and Iefrs liar 10 Il teste, and acts
gently ya- prou y CT IL Kidne },
Liver an Bow IS. cieanse9 the sys-
tim efeclaeIlT, dapcls colds, head
aches AID levers AID cures hajitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of Its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tie most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by ell leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. M. NEW YORK. NV
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WHEN you see genuine altar of
roses" offered on the bargain coun-
ter" for p cents a half-pint, YOU are
justified in suspeeting that article. re-
marks the Buffalo Commercial. The
real altar comes in copper canteens
which weigh about twenty ounces. They
are valued at 500 apiece. The present
supply of altar is chiefly derived from a
small tract of country on the southern
side Of the Balkan mountains. in the
Turkish province Of Roumania. The
principal seat Of the trade Is in the
town of Kizanlilx. II takes 800 pounds
of damask roses to produce % pounds
0f pure altar
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Big Blow at San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2s.-Heavy
gales have been holding full sway here
for two days. Shipping in the bay was
in danger, as many vessels fouled be-
cause anchors would not hold. The
British ships Talisman and Man
chester, all loaded for sea, col
lided, and the total damage to the two
will be IS, O00 The American ship
Occidental was also damaged some
what. In addition to the damage to
the ships at anchor in the stream and
off the wharves of San Francisco and
Oakland shipping suffered severely at
Sausalito and Tiburon, on the Marin
county shore.
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The News Of the Week.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GREEN Il. RAUM, pension commits
sioner. estimates that $50, 600. 600 will
be needed for pensioners during the
next fiscal year.
A CENSUS Office bulletin shows that
out of a railway mileage for the world
of $40. PSI miles the United States has
not less than I63, 597 miles. or ais per
cent of the whole, and that the rail-
way mileage of the United States ex-
eeeds by >. 1913 miles the entire mileage
of the old world.
THE pension bureau annual report
SAYS that there are $50. 0s7 names of
pensioners on the rolls, an increase of
1s9.92s over the preceding fiscal year.
DURING the week ended on the 25th
the exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States aggregated
81, los. 600, O4s, against 81, 39S, 79S, as the
previous week. The increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1891 was 81.
A. T. HEPBURS, the comptroller of
the currency. shows in his forthcoming
report that the number of banks in
operation October 81, 1892. was 3,7ss,
having an aggregate capital of S693.
/ SIS, Gas and total resources Of 50. $40. O94,
s97. The circulation outstanding shows
a net increase for the year of SO, 4s7,
226.
kDvICEs from various parts of the
United States indicate general OBJ
scrvanc-. in the usual manner. of
Thanksgiving day throughout the coun-
try.
DURING the seven days ended on the
25th the business failures in the Unit
ed States numbered 2OS. against 2lO
( the preceding week and POS for the cor
responding time last year.
f. II. NEBEKER, the treasurer of the
| United States, in his annual report
says the total receipts for the year
were $3.50 4Oi. go and the expenditures
| s6s4. Ol9, 2s9 OF the aggregate stock of
money az the end of the fiscal year
/ S77l. -, 3l3 was in the treasury and
| minis, leaving Sl,603, Os1, 136 in the
/ hands of the people. The holdings OF
/ the treasury increased $50. coo, 600 and
/ the amount in circulation 500, 900, coo
/ during the year
| The secretary of the interior says the
sum Of Sl66, S3l, $50 will be necessary to
/ pay pensions for the next fiscal year.
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German
Syrup,

My acquaintance with Boschee's
German Syrupwas made about four
teen years ago. contracted cold
which resulted in a hoarseness and
cough which disabled me from fill
ing my pulpit for number of Sab
baths. After trying a physician,
without obtaining relief l saw the
advertisement of your remedy and
obtained bottle. Ireceived quick
and permanent help. never hest
tate to tell my experience. Rev. w.
H. Haggerty, Martinsville, n. ]. q
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sawmiIls shut Down.

All the sawmills on the Washburn
side of Chequemagon bay have shut
down for the season. The aggregate
cut is 100, 500, 900 feet Logging opera
tions will be on larger scale this win
ter than ever before. 1t is estimated
that camps in territory tributary to
Washburn will put in over 200, 600, 600
feet of logs for next seasons lumber cur.
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a SPRINKLE OF s7lcE.

SuE-"Women don't carry their
hearts on their sleeves" He-"Neither
do men Inside the sleeve Is safer" =
Brook yu Lie
TEA-r-"I've got rcon, boss
Editor-''Ail right; leave it" Tramp
Cant: got = rc-ite it; its written on
ne shirt bosom. "-.Iulge
''TrAT fellows wonder" "Uov
SOP lie wrote n description OF
Monte Carlo ard never once spoke OF
the 'shrill cry of the croupier -
Buffalo Express
FIRST SEMINARY BUn-"I think Prof
Azurshoes is horrid." Second Seminary
Bud-"Wcn, | just tell you, if I could
roll as nice a cigarette as she can I'd be
proud. Detroit Tribune
New YoCE DgUMMEE-"How do you
account for the gradual decrease in
time between New York and Chicago?"
Chicago Drummer (disdainfullyl-
Chicago. sir, is rapidly growing in an
easteriy direction. Jewellers Week
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Eighty Lives Lost by the Failing of
Temple in China.


Temple in China.
SAN FRANCTsCo, Nov. additional
advices per steamship China state that
a traveller arriving at Foochow reports
that in the latter part of September a
gale, accompanied by a waterspout,
swept down from the mountains, swamp
ing the country in the neighborhood OF
Changchow, the water in some places
standing 10 feet deep. The Confucian
temple and the temple of the City God
were both submerged, the walls of the
latter collapsing, burying eighty sol
diers. In the Nan-Hsien district the
people also suffered much.
In gale off the japanese coast DC.
tober 20 to 22 a number of boats
were wrecked and nineteen fishermen
drowned.