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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
wRECKAGE COMING ASHORE.
The Ostrich's Crew, Numbering
ID

The Ostrich's Crew, Numbering
Seven, Supposed to Be Lost.
FRANKFORT, MIcf., Nov. 3.-Wreck-
age from the schooner Ostrich came
ashore at the Manitous yesterday. The
crew of six men and woman are sup
posed to have been lost. The Ostrich
left Milwaukee for Torch lake Oct. 10.
She was owned and commanded by
Capt. John Mckay. This is the boat
that some people think had collision
with the Gilcher, which resulted in the
loss of both vessels. The wreckage of
both is not far apart. Until the wreck
of the schooner can be found this idea
will be entertained generally here.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
Masked Students Cruelty NAL
treat a Fellow Scholar.

SPRINGFIELD, O., Nov. 3.-A gang of
masked students of Wittenberg college
perpetrated brutal outrage last even
ing upon Student Will G. Prigsley, Of
South Charleston. He was thrown
under a hydrant and held for five
minutes until thoroughly soaked. The
gang then tied him to rail and dragged
him to a creek, and, after shaving part
of his head, threw him, still tied help
less to the rail. into the water, when
his cries finally brought help. The
faculty will investigate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
Passed the Hat.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
AITKIN. Minn., Nov. 3.-Hon. Igna-
titus Donnelly and R. G. Parsons adj
dressed a large audience here tonight
in the court house. Donnelly spoke on
watered stock and the silver question,
and at the close passed the hat around
for contributions. Democrats and Re-
publicans concede him some votes in
this county,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
Democrats Are Numerous.

Special to the Globe.
AvoCA, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Last night
witnessed the greatest political demon
stration in the history of Avoca. w. S.
Hammond, Democratic candidate for
congress, spoke to crowded house in
Drukes' hall amid great enthusiasm.
The speaking was preceded by a grand
torch light procession. Murray county
will more than double her Democratic
vote of two years ago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04

Dennis Mccarthy. Grant Thomas, Nelson
Lewis and Stephen Hite will be hanged i'll
the Louisville (Ky.) Jail yard on Dec 9.
Their death warrants were signed yesterday.
Besides the volume just published, Lord
Tenuyson left a quantity of manuscripts
poems 1t was left to Hailam Tennyson s
discretion whether the poems should be pub
lished.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
Came to His Death accidentally.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 3.-The coroner
this afternoon held an inquest on the
remains of the late Frederick G..
Schwatka. The jury returned verdict
that the deceased came to his death from
an overdose of morphine taken acci-
dentally. The remains will be inferred
at Salem, Or, tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04

commissioners for the purchase of lands
from the Indians. The commission eff
fected contract tor the purchase of
10000 acres for s142,600, or about so
cents per acre. A great deal of this is
fine timber land, the farming lands al
ready having been allotted.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
Eoundin the Ruins.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-On report by
some one that they had seen man
burn to death in j. b. Kissingers store
during the fire, a search was instituted,
during which a number of bones were
uncovered. They we're removed to the
morgue, but the coroner is in doubt
whether they are those of human
being.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
Saw Mill Burned.

Special to the Globe.
LITTLE FALLS, Minn.. Nov. Sd. D.
Logan's saw mill, at Lincoln, burned
last night at 10:45. The loss is $1,000;
no insurance. The fire was of incendi
ary origin.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
He Gets $4,000.

Special to the Globe.
MANKATo. Mimi, Nov. Sin the
United States court today Nathaniel
Davis was granted $4,000 from the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company for injuries sustained.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
Probably Democratic.

Special TO the GIObe.
HINcKLEY. Nov. 3.-Five hundred
and sixty-four names were placed on
the poll list in Hinckley Tuesday. Nov.
l. Indications point to very close
vote with the Democrats in the lead.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
A ProfitIess Journey.

DUBUQUE, To-, Nov. 3.-A car load of
cripples left here for Canton, Mimi. to
be cured by the vision of the Virgin
and children in the church window
there.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
FnISiop Lands Bought Cheap.

PORTLAND, Or. Nov. S.-Judge Boise
has just returned from the Siletz reser-
yation, where he has been one OF the
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04
THREE MEN KILLED.

Awful Accident to a South Da-
kOta Threshing Crew.
Special to the Globe.
ABERDEEN. S. d.. Nov. 5.-A thresh-
ing engine belonging to Ole Johnson
exploded one mile north Of Bath, this
county, this afternoon, killing two men,
names unknown, instantly and inflct-
ing injuries on third named Murphy
so that he lived but short time. The
regular engineer was absent at the
time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04

Enoch Davis who murdered his wife at
Vernall, Utah, last June by crushing her
skull with a revolver, was sentenced yester
day to be shot to death in the jail yard at
Provo, Utah, Dec. 50.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-04

sible. But, as the campaign advanced,
many objections were raised to the
other candidates, and none to Mr.. Kelso.
The feeling became strong that Mr..
Kelso'S interests were the interests OF
the district, and that he was coupe
tent man to represent farmers; that his
experience, alike as a farmer and III
public. peculiarly fitted him tor the po-
sitiOn to which he was nominated; that
he was not politician nor all off1ce-
seeker, and that his election
would mean that the interests
of the district would be at
tended to faithfully. not those of
Mr.Kelso and his friends alone. Things
have gone his way from the outset.
Today his friends base their claims OIL
actual figures. They say there will be
SO, 900 votes in the new Seventh dis.
trict; that Mr.. HampsoD, who is one OF
the most creditable nominees the Pro-
hibition party of Minnesota has ever
put into the field. will get fully 6,0O0
which will elect him, with Mr.. Feig a
good second, and MI. Boen hopelessly
in the rear; that in Mr.. Kelso's own
county he will get 1000 votes, where
Tom Wilson got AZ; that Otter Tail will
roll up 1900 for him; that in the north
ern end OF the district he will run far
ahead of the other two combined; and
that in every school district the Demo
Gratis are
with Him Heart and Soul.
and Will make the party's vote what it
has never been before. There is not a
single disaffected Democrat in the whole
district. The disaffected Republicans
and Peoples party men have all gone
to the Democratic candidate. In the
aggregate these deSertions from the
other candidates will be very much
larger than most people today estimate.
The district looks hopeful for Mr.. Law
ler also. He made a splendid impress
sion during his canvass of this part OF
the state: he will run ahead of Kelso
even. There is the same genuine, I'M
purchased and unpurchasablee enthu-
Sasm for him that there is for kelso.
Every Democrat is working hard and
earnestly for his success. They are
already getting ready to celebrate his
election. The vote for Mr.. Cleveland
will outstrip that for Lawler and Kels0
for the reason that great many PeO-
ple's party men will vote for Donnelly
and Boen, will not waste their ballots
OH Mr.. Weaver, and will vote for Cleve-
land instead, while among Democrat
there is no trading. The Seventh con
gressional district will give Cleveland a
large plurality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
TELRGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

The great safe manufacturing housed oil
the court y, Herring, Hall ard Marvin,
have combined.
Psan Diog. Chinese leper who has been
on North Brothers Island, N. Y, for Hsve.
ral months. died last hight of the dreaded
disease.
The whole block on Main street. 10 West
Orange, N. j.. In which the postofice and
police station were located was destroyed
by fire to-day.
Measrs. Platt, Qaay, Dudley, Foraker ar d
Clarkson are said to have formed plan to
deieat the denomination of President Har.
rison at Minneapolis.
Jas. Mahuran attempted to stop run.
away team attached TO a pillow near Fort
Scott, KS, last night. He was knocked
down, the point o. the pillow striking him
below toe hip an1 tearing iurrow along
his body clear to his leck. Before assist.
ance could reach him he bled to death.
at Nashville, Tenn, Last night an at.
tempt was made to take from tie jail and
lynch the negro prisoners charged with an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

WONDERFUL T1aspIEcE-Japan is sald to
possess timepiece exhibiting remarkable me-
chanical genius in its construction. 1t ia con-
tanned in frame throo feet wide ard five feet
long, representing a MONDAY Landscape Of eat
beauty. In the foreground plum and cherry trees
and rich plants appear in fall bloom in the rear
Is seen HILL grad sl In asceLt, from which ap-
rarently flows a cascade, admirably initiated in
crystal From this point thread like stream
mean dsrs, encrcling rocks and islands in its
windingq, and finally losing itself in a far.of
stretch of woodland. In a miniature sky golden
Gun turns on silver wire, striking the hours on
silver gongi as is rasses. Esch hour is marked
on The fr. ms by q creeping tortoise, which serves
The place OF hard. A bird of exquisite plumsge
MARBLES at the close Of each hour, and as the song
ceases, mouse sSllies forth from neie hborir 6
grotto, and scsmpsripg over tho hill to the gar
den, Is soon lost 10 view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

The Century Magazine for May he's been
received from lite publishers In Naw York.
Its contents are: Portrait OF Christopher
Columbus, On a Portrait OF Columbus,
Thomas Couture, Because 1t Is Spring"
Coast and InIand Yachting, A Gray Jacket
BY Thomas Nelson Page; 1t So Ohspced,
Loves Holiz,n. Ohsraoteristics, o. Pap's
FIaxep, italian Old Masters, Homesteads of
the Blue Grass. An After-Dlnne. Nap,
"cap,ala, Ny Captsin!' Books and Sea-
SOM. Architecture st the Chicago Exposi-
finn Hast Thou Heard the Nightingale ?
Faaal1ant;s. Carl Marr, J. &. Dolph and
Herbert Adams; z stsf and Id1l. ,1 pos%s BY
Herman Melville, The ChoseS-xt sss na, nrte
sonnets, Portrait Bust OhrletopsefT oo'H Mn
kus, q Sea Ghost, The Naulahka}- Que Nv
lure and Elsments Of Poetry, The p 4op.s.s
Money, The Machine ysreus the = eop.e,
Regularity and Independence. The g eang gl
Emperor and the Russian Menace, az Ia
Lighter Vein,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
q lex A N d r a. " "A
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 80.

A DISPATCH from Iadianapois says
"Jobn C. Nav, consul general at L'oooO'
,v;l, return here within two or three WeekS'
Ia will reaign from the national committee
and Give all his time to Aarrisoh ea"
na,en" By this it seems that not only are
,ba f,,eicn missions to be abandoned, ou'
evan the oonsulates, in order that their &C.
ouoanss may como hens 10 work" Tor the
denomination and reelection OF President
Harrison. The former may we'll oe' as lucy
are extensive utilities. but there is use Tor
tha latter. and those who draw the salaries
thereof should be made to remain 10 1nem
and to perform their duties. Ministers
E,so Rsd and Smith can we'll be spared at
Santiago, Paris ard st. Petersburg. out O0n'
on, Nav should be compelled to atay in Lon
don and lock after the immense American
commercial Interests !heve. Aud stiii "s'
r ,oseyelt, Of the Civil Service Commission
,an.s President Harrison fer the faithful eA'
ecution of all the laws. Including. OF oouEee'
tbs civil service law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

CHILDREN INJURED "A horse belonging
to ]. NJ. Hslttsad. proprietor OF the E g'e
Planning Mills, and attached to one horse
wagon heavily loaded With lumber. took
fright at passing engine near the Vandal-
le RaiIwsy. In Brszl. Ind. yesterday. and
ds5hed msdly DOVE 70 STREET t. running into
group OF children playing 10 the street.
The wheels OF the heavy wagon passed over
three OF J. A Wolfard's children, aged elk,
nine and eleven, respectively, breaking
their legs and arDs a0d irtsrnally
injuriI2 them to such an e1tsnt that re-.
covery Ia impossible. Boy Window. aged
nine years, aud another little boy we're also
badly mengled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

70 Dock ABSENT CoNGREssMEN. -Repreaenta-
tive Bailey, ofTexas, has prepared and introduced
In the Hous, an amendment to the rules which,
II adopted, will assure la'gs attendance Of mem
bers at tho dsiy sessions of the House. and ro-
lieve that body from the embarrassment from
which it has suffered lately. The amendment
directs the sergtant-atsrms to withhold at the
end Of each mouth the pay Of member until he
f es with tho sergesnt-at arms written state
ment that bo has not been absent from the House
during the preceding month II member has
been absent, and such absence was not ntce Sry
on account OF tickness OF himeelf or some member
OF his family Chic abatement TO set forth tho exact
numbar of days OF absence occasioned by other
than rhe above csuses) ihs sergeant. at"arms s TO
deduct the salary for the days On which such sb.
ice occurred IS provided in section 40, Revised
Statutes. Any vic a.ion OF this rule by the ser.
gasnt-at-srms sh ,ll make him liable on his bond
Tor all payments made contrary TO the provisions
OF section 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
Hyws oy TIE Day.

TIE total number OF victims By the Phi'a-
delphia fire Is seven. Two bodies were re"
covered from the ruins yesterday.
The steamship Avona will take out to-day
100 285 bushels OF corn for Rotterdam, the
largest grain cargo on record, from bslCs'
more.
Fire at the hat mandatory OF Rogers q
o good. ut Barrn. Msss., yesterday, caused
loss OF about SIS 900. which Is covered by
insurance.
The Philadelphia grand jury recommends
that the running of street cars be stopped
unless the companies pay their Indebtedness
to the city.
1t Wheeling. W. Vs., yesterday, while
standing on store box, JAMS WeoVetky
fell q distance Of three fest, breaking dis
neck and causing bis instant death.
A well.to.do farmer named Wetherton
and bis wife are reported to have been foni.
IL murdered Tuesday night while en- visit
to the house Of some relatives near Amity'
ARK.
In the House of representatives. yeater-
day the Sib!ey bill, which hes been cloggiug
the wheels OF private Legislation for the past
TWO months, was foal;y laid aside with
favorable recommendations, after having
been amended go az to ieier the claim TO
the Court OF Claims for adjudication. An
evening session WIS held, st which pension
bills weso discussed bui none passed.
Four of he colored fellows who were put
in the Ches,erlown, Nd. jail on suspicion OF
having murdered D.. Hill, of MillIDgton, Kent
county, were taken to Baltimore yeserdsy
aud put In the city jail, as 10 was t?ongbt
they would bs iynohsd il they we're Kept at
Chestertown Confessions OF Two men ofthe
prisoners show that the right persons were
arcs ed.
Five thousand houses Cd 90 ssreeta in To-
kio, japan, we're burned April 10, Including
40 warehouses, police stations, panorama
building. Russian school, Tokio Eoelish
acbooi. Kinji school and residences OF Wis.
count Fods, Admiral Akamtsu. Count Kar.
asumaru and Marquis Tokudaijl. Il is varl-
ously estimated that seven,een 10 torty-fve
persons psrished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
yIRGIHIA H2Ws.

Two women have been indicted for horse
stealing In Nelson county.
Gen. Mshone will arrive In Roanoke MOT
day and will preside over the republican
convention.
Capt. J. s. Bow, who commanded the
Orange Rangers during the var, died at bis
home 10 the lover pait Of Orange County
Iest week.
The name of thu asylu for the insane ct
Staunton has bean changed from the Wes-
tarD Lunaiic Asylum to tls t OF the Western
State Hosrital,
Mr.. r Lac Rosson, of Cnlpsper, and Mics
Mary + la Bibb were married at the resi-
deDca OF the brides mt tier, Mrs. l.. J. B!bb,
In Charlottesville on Wednesday.
Tue Amhess! NcaO Era denies the state.
mept that the 6elegst!nu to the State Coz
ven:ion from that county ia solid for Ceve-
land and says OF tue ninetsen msiotity are
for Hill.
Col. R. b. Dalany, rear Recortown, has
sbaut completed his mill with rollers and all
the lates. improvements. and will nov for-
nish the highest grade Of -four that Can be
manufactured Ia the State.
Mr.. Dempsey. residing near Lienum. Cu-
pepper county, arrived at Ractortown Satur-
day with nis little son. Rho was bitten By g
rabid dog. The maidstone wse applied END
adhered 10 the wound four hours.
A lerge crowd ASSEMBLED OF the Methodist
E isoopEl Church cemetery near White
stone, Richmond county, on Thursday, to
GEAR up the los. and while lerge log was
being removed Mr.. Melrose James was
caught beneath it and aeriously Injured.
This Ia the last day that lhs Virginia bond
holders committee Will receive securities
under the agreement OF May 2h, 1890, and
the plan end proposition OF November 2S a.
1890 After to-day parties holdiog seouri-
ties will heVs to deaf directly Tith the State
10 accordance With the provisions Of bill.
Ia the Circuit Court Of Acoomao, Judge
Guuter refused TO grant new trial to
George Dilsr, now under sentence Of The
County Oourt for the murder OF Mrs. F. ID.
Feddep. He, however, granted stay OF
execution for forty-fVe dsys, pending the
determination OF the Gaze in the Court Of
Appeals.
The republicans Of Richmond after three
years' rest have rsorganizad AID hold FREE
qnent meetings. aud no one would be sur.
prise9 to see the third party get In the
ring for toe ngnt Wnlle tne democrats
are much divided the republicans are for
once united 10 that city. They are all fol-
loving the lead Of Malone and Lsnsgton.
Clarke county he's eleo'e1 Cleveland
delegation oftwe!ve to the democratic State
convention. Craig, Pstfick aud Rsppaban.
mock hsve also elected Cleveland deiega-
iiine. Middlegex and Msdison send unio-
structed Delegations, and Amelia instructed
Tor "tbe man best calculated to lead the
parts to victory"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

THE FACT tnas Mr.. Harrison, OF the nine
iudses of the new q. 8. Court OF Appeals
anpointed two democrats, wa sufficient TO
secure the adoption OF a resolution, by the
National Civil Service Reform League that
met in Baltimore yesterday, declaring that
s.she Presidents Judicial appointments are q
e,gn OF progress 10 the right direction" The
resolutIon was introduced by Mr.. Carl
sohurz, after one by Mr.. Eaton. ex.OiVi
Service Commissioner, thanking the Presl-
dent for having appointed the two demo
cratic jodges, had baen defeated. And, all
this, too. in the city In which Oommissionei
Roosevelt says the President allows tnesciVii
ssrv,ce Law to be violated grossly with en-
tire impuuIty. The whole taing is IN ao'
surd and grotesque humbug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

TIE Chesapeake aud ooio Railroad EXIT
BY meaps of lis Virginia charter, and nas
profi I'D immensely by the aid OF Virginia
aud YET ite effico in Wsshinston REFUSES to
seu tiekets 10 tA!e, Virginia city, aud
when, as apecial favor, hurried pssse IN.
no, for Ala1sn5ria Ia allowed seat on lis
trains, that pass through and stop hare. he ~
ia charged greatly 10 exooss of the rates to
longer distances, snd jast exactly twice a IS
much ss he would bs If Re could walt q
ousrter OF an hour and take train on one
of the other roads. HOWE taat for the H.
,erstate commerce laws Ard how Is 1t t0r
the Virginia lsws Alszandria's ropFesen-
ss,;ves IN The Virginia Legislature Fill De
asksd to attend 10 this matter at the re1i
session Of that body, and the attention o.
the Virginia Commissioner OF Railroads is
directed 10 1t now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
The Anarchists.

ROME. April 30--A petard loaded with
dynam ts exploded last night In the vesti-
hue of the MassImor Palace. An explosion
caused By similar petard occurred In the
Gaze Rossini at Fori, forty miles southeas
Of Bologna. The arrest of anarchists con-
tinuss throughout Italy.
PARIS, April 30.-The police are still
securing the city and Its suburbs 10 search
of anarchists. Il lie thought that by TO-.
night the grestsr part OF the dangerous an
archists will be locked up. The police and
military precautions will not be relaxed,
hnHaQar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

EARLY AND GRANT-The New York Mail and
E1press spread" itself in reporting the laying Of
the cornerstone OF the Grant monument on We'd
nssdsy. One psgs was devoted entirely to what
ssuators, Representatives, Cabinet officers, presi.
dents Of colleges, ministers, army ofi,ers Gov
ernors. and artists say OF General Grant in reply
to specisl request from the paper for q ssenti
ment" appropriate to the cornerstone occasion.
Among there gems, under the caption "Uurecon-
structed Jubal Early" appears the following:
Imnst decline to furnish anything in regarI to
General Grant for publication In tho Mail and EE
nres,, as nv estimate + him Is very different from
th At OF persons whose opinions you would desire
to publish :. o. EARLY.
Lpnch5nrg Adrance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

assault on Mlss Bruce. During the attack
90 the jail door an officer fred into The
crowd and wounded several persons. An
alarm was sounded and Governor Buchanan
and others arrived and addressed the crowd
which finally dispered.
Mr.. Perry Belmont clsrts that Mr. CIcvo.
lands friends have ruled the eI-Presiden,,,
chances and That the New York delegation will
be sb,e TO convince the South and Wet that Eir
Is the man to win with.
cablegram announces the death st Koba
Japsp, yesterday OF Rev. ]. W Lambrih D y
one of the Oldest missionaries of the Methodist
Church Re had been missionary in China and
Jspau since 1854.
a construction trein on the Great Northern
Railroad was ditched near Ferry, Mont, yester.
day and four railrcal lsborers were ips.snsv
killed. One man is missing ana others are in.
jured.
The boiler in mill near Rocky Comfort Ark
exploded yesterday killing the owue. hi. an.
gineer and fireman, and wounding three men and
woman, all of whom. it is thought will die.
The Colorado bar association has resolved :,
bring sbou. the disbsrment Of mary lawyers IN
Denver. who make specially OF obtaining ii.
vorces without publicity and in short order.
NJ ]. Thompson, e1-MAyor OF Jonesbo!c, VS..
whipTei on the street in H rfisblrg, Ark, yes.
terdsy by farmer named Joe Wight. ThCmpOu
accrsed Wright of ,ling his cattle.
Ferdinand Ward was released from tie SIN
Stag N. y, pris n at 8 o'clock THE morning He
left in close carriage which WIS driven a.
rapid gait.
Gen. Clcsro at the head ef an army o. 20COO
revolutionis's is marching towards Caracas, the
capital CT Yentz1els, with is likely to fsl into
his hands.
During quarrel in St. Louis last night over
tho difference OF five cents in the price of a shave
William Callahan was fatally shot by Charles
Croizar.
Fire in Pit'sburg, Pa. today damaged $500.
600 worth Ct property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
With Hindoo Rites.

Los ANGELES. April 30-Tbe g. Bud.
dhist cremation In this country took place
yesterday when the body Of Byron Adonie,
one of the most ed7enced adopts Of the
circle Of Theosopbia!s. was incinerated at
the crematory In Rosedale Cemetery, with
tas ceremonies attending Buddhist iune.
rel. Il took two hours for the remains to
consume entirely. The aches we're then
gathered up and taken into the open feds,
aud scattered to the four Wi4ds, SO that no
man should know where they had gone"