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..lSignedl


resolution was passed authorizing Maj. Gen.
Carnshan to revise the tactics to conform with
the drill regulations of the United States army,
both for infantry and cavalry.
The Judgment of the supreme chancellor in
the famous Aldine Lodge case was sustained
unanimously. The supreme chancellor refused
to grant a charter for grand lodge in the
Hawaiian Islands.
The supreme lodge visits Excelsior Springs
today as guests Of the Kansas pythian executive
committee.
The lodge will probably adjourn Saturday.
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The Pythi.n Grand Lodge.

Consideration OF matters pertaining 10 the
uniform rank occupied ell the foronoons sitting
of the Pythian Supreme Lodge yesterday at
Kansas City. Gen. Carnahan's staff vii! be in
creased by The addition OF a Geographical engi-
neer. Divisions outside OF the United States
may adopt their country's tactics, except al
general parades and at prize competitions. when
the Carnahan tactics mast be used.
From this city the following telegram was re-
ceiveC.:
'Old mother sends greeting to supreme lodge
and VIII receive her children with open arm, in
1S94
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Y Be cured and corrected with Dr.. Pisrce's
Favorite Prescription.
It's . powerful. invigorating tonic and Q
soothing and strengthening nervins; Agiti-
mate snedicsse, purely vegetable, perfectly
delicate needs At the two critical periods
IN womans nfe-the change from girihood
70 womanhood, and, later, the " chsnes az
heCit Is perfectly safe and IN especially
valuable remedial agent that can produce
only good resultR
-. For r sI ! fsmal. HSIRaa'nt, : inssuls.its.sa
the oatv remedy % unfailiux and e6ec<ive
that Il can b 0w0ranfssd II & Don't
benent q cuFs. IN sH9y 90. IL money Win
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Irish Convict's Cases to BE con,,d.rs

Home Secretary Asquith Of England, at
the request of the Irish members Of parlia-
ment, has consented to take into consideration
the question of the release Of the Irish convicts
now serving in prison under conviction Of hav-
ing been connected with dynamite plots. These
are the prisoners whose release Sir william
Harcourt, now chancellor Of the exchequer
under Mr.. Gladstone. and home secretary st the
time the persons were convicted, Aas repeatedly
refused to recommend.
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Couldn't Stop the Ferry Boat.

The ferry boat Robert Garrett of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Railroad Company ran
into the slip at st. George. Staten Island, yes
terday morning under full hesdway, the en-
gineer being unable to reverse the engines.
Quite number OF passengers we're on the boat
and they were all badly shaken up. but none Of
them were injured. The ferry boat and the
dock were considerably damaged.
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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect MAY -. 1897,
Leave Washington from station corner of Nov ye~oss
For si saIss ..s s sssss m,..a.
rrsss trsins II 20 :, n,, a. Is p N. daily.
lied misa S .lS Srs III 5nSi;sss ss,lS v'
fa ns'shurr and Cleveland. eIperss ally ii. 90.
NJ ro nv : = ~ Y, IN. "A e. .,n
For Winchester and ~sy stations. IS SOpm.
For Luray. Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Knosvf1l~
dsy parlor car 70 Roam 4. on moruin. tan -.
Inc car through "a Menrhis on nirht train
IS fe, ss,imors: yses asys $; Is 20 ASS u Is
9,'s al , .sS l e o. e 20 q e M a
$50 900 & NJ = I'd = 4 81 /. svIs s *
%,sS,S g. 6 g !. .sSS E. e e g s
fSf xan.ssl., q and 8 cs m. L. 10 ..a |. 70
:, tSc frederict. rs A. fii3o. . m. g. Is. n. -
Tor Bas.rstown. tIo. ~ a. m. and "a 3op.m
sr BOYD and way points. o. 20 y. M.
ti s. II X x a. .s e g e Se q,
PIP r.nr-.s train- stopping e. Pr.neipsi sss,isss
EoiAf sfrE LINZ y foR NV fosR %xp pzrr,
ADEIPHIA,
.y Tsw %n Sers 81. 5o:'Gs az Sc :s:s
Eco e. Dinins car,. IN 80 p. m. Shaping Car
Por ,P,disdeirEia. Wilmington and Chester. 8. ID
buffet Psrior c.r- on all day ,r-in.
me running tSrcash to Bos,on ~Ass", c sp
roas h.-,~e brioSe landing rs~seasrs In B. and
FsI A,lantie City. 10 10 and T. % noon. Sunday
tE1Os0t sunday, Daily. ssunA.y only
Baerase called for and checked from hntel. sn1,.s-
OFT s oet ri 1851 Pa ave- "a Sas !, d, 3 sc
Gen. Manager. fmy23 Gen Pass Az.
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OUTING On LAKE GEORGE.
sorae OF the Delights al That CLarulin.
Inland Resort.

IINrEs oY HISTORIC INrFETsr BEAUTIFUL
sJSsETs-GkEAT SPORT roe FisIiERuEx-oLD
SoRN THE VETERAN, AND SOME OF THE
YIExs III ToLr-Hov Io HANDLE TROUT
AND FICkE8EL.
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Owing to the riotous conduct of the striking
mill hands at Rhinelander. Wis, warrants were
sworn out for the arrest of 800 men on the
charge of rioting. A delegation of mill owners
have left for Madison to lay the matter before
the governor and ask that the militia be sent to
Rhineland to protect their property.
Not a saw mill IL running. The sheriff is un-
able to secure sufficient deputies to protect the
mills Fifteen hundred men are out
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ers ard exporters Of Vienna, have suspended
with liabilities amounting to SOC, 900 horins.
The Lander Bank is q creditor to the amount OF
200 900 aorias and tho Oriental for the same
amount.
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The British barque Newfeld, Capt Scott,
from Sharpnose, May %, for Brisbane, has been
wrecked near Port Campbell. Victoria. Eleven
of the crew lost their lives
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:. BROWN, General sr-nt Passenger
". A. TURK. General Passenger AGENT
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE IA ,sp,
9th aud sts " MI
ThrorTh The rrandest scenery in America with II.
hsndsoine-f snr most complete solid Train S.rvcs
West from Washington.
200 ?. m iaily" cincinn att ard ST. Louis Limited.
-Noid ve-'tlu'e3. newly eauirpei ei.rtrf~-iightsd
VS., nr.on 70 Gin innst Indisnars and ~ Louis
W s,I sh,nge Arrives Cincinn.ti $40 An. In
II; Ion. m. dsily-rhe famous ~ nv v.-tibuls
Limfed"-a snid ve~tiinle train with dinlns car fsf
cinrfnnsd Ohio. L~yiryton and Louisville w arriv
ns ~ Cincinnati at % O. Lesinsson e. 10 D IN
al Ionts,
200 y. m. daily-Expr~sr for 0ordonsville CAsp
lottesvile. Richmond, waynssboro' stsuufou ana
Trinri a. Virginia points
Pullman locetons and tickets st Compsny,s OGboua
o13 and 1921 Penns ave.
,ei7 H W FULLER Gent Psas~us~r As,ot
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Drive them
11fN11f-fha aches

ascuy-the aches,
pains, weaknesses
and ailments that
make wornan,s life
miserable. Some
Of them may be
serious, and Of
long standing;
they'll need time,
perhaps, 4d pa
6ence. But all Of
them can certain
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EUNSTON INSTITUTE FOE GIRLS.
" :)0IG ST. NV. WASHINGTON. y. c.
Address
aue-2n' Mr. and Mrs. BEVERLEY r. MASON
WAsf1NGToN CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
w I'D tnth sc. n. tweaty-t-l!r1 yaa-. paap
organ, voice. violin, duta, coras., *. Frsa aIyaa-
taxes TO r,9is o. B. BCLLAHb. Director. -ny'-4.n'
VERBATIM KErORTING.-LFkRE TT AT Ct
Johns College under PROF. CRDNlN. send for
Catalogue. Brother FAbHICIAS. President Fps
NeTmunta ave. a.; E-sta
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
IT s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Cor. eth and Dsss a-v
Tbelarees. organization dsyosedtS hisa-
class dental practice in the world
Pledged TO the promotion If scfsatlse
dentistsv at moderate prioss
a. -
with Gas or Zonine ............. 50
Cleaning .....-.........-........ rs
Filling with Silver. -..----................. rs
Platina...--..-..-........ LOO
VERY BEST TEETH Gull ses,. ................ 800
suls Crown and Bridge Work specially.
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UNDERTAKES.

- i:i p :s:H s5E sEs. IA: :. S;;s 4
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IN THE AInrNTAINs.

COMFORT EErREAT.-MOTNTAl OF MARY
~ land NEAR Harners Ferry, IN. xc.lel Tor health
home oointor:s sn1 couatry llHuTies oIsn through
ont the fall. flshiI-v and hunting. W NJ. CLARK
Keep Fryst. Washington county. Md. sniU-lm
GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE
VI Located on Fruit nm farm. Blue Riiye mountain
east side Of Shenandoah river. Harper's Ferry W.
Va -. 81 and "a per week. Chi dren har rates.
tober3l. Capacity % hotel t,oo hundred aad dirty
my'.-om q. ". GREEN. P.opristo..
HILL TOP HOUSE, HlRPERs FERRY. ". VA.
II 4. s. LUkETT
first-class table: best o1ation; until Novem-
Der 70 aul2-im
INVITE COTTAGE. HARPER's FERRY. VIVA.
w best view on the Shenandoah river Open q
bosrders. Adults. 81 and So per week Send for a
circular. Reference, Rev. j NJ. p. McKee, 400 I'D
ST.. Washngton. DC. WM. II. BELL. Prop
aulS-lT'
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs,
1217 Penn ave- nv.
Our Spscislties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK Or TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES.

Teeth that have decayed and broken away may he
operated upon by this system enRrsftsd upon
the roots given lease Of life and made - rood
and servtceabe IN every wsy natural onss. To be
success artificial crown must be constructed
i shall arrest decay at the hroksu end
the root and stroug enough TO sptin9 Of
root OF breaking ocse from its sttAchments We claim
combined with bridge work. which consiss in supply
ing teeth that hsve been extracted. makes most
beautiful and durable appliance devised = Q sub
stute for the natural teeth all this without plate
TO cover the roof Of the mouth, he advanosnsnt in
denrstry has been eTeat IN the lest few yesrs. We
have kept pacc With these improvements and yhs ps
snss 81 n Evan, r.rcrs A.. .ssnred q reoesns the
skilfui and artistic msnnsr Oar prices for this class
Of vork VII be found reasonable 70 consistent
with nut-class work and hest ma tsrt1s We aerfogu
Al operatons pertaining to our profession Fine gold
nlitngs, ARTIFICIAL teeth gold, plsfpa rubber and
ruoeer lined with goad Exfracfing without pain.
nR. STARR PARSONS. COR pTH AND p sra
Alocai aneefhstc used the 70 sllsy The oeis
tnextxactng 10 ex,sllsnt for those Who csnaot tats
- xith s.ssty tlians ssYs,i.ty sses e VII i've
Al present location twelve vsars. k2f
EREE DENTAL INYIRMARY-rEETH YILLEo
end artincsl tsesh tnssred without chsfxs excsp.
- q TSsssssi = ~ g " ds,s.; dspsr %sss
sxcspt sunday; ext.sctioa dee ;innrmAFy opsa frsa
October 70 June 20. se1S-a
nkHrL MFIRNA1f-NATI0xAL gHIyks-
ysss. .kEtsactinG. be. fssa YaifaD ~ ylatSs q
ryNrr>Dnna DDno
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SUMNER RESORTS.

81 MINER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, Nj.
HOTEL HECETEE. FORMERLY NoRMANDIE
H Cor. Al artir snd Penn, ayes.
Atlantic city, y. J.
S1-?m HENRY HECELER. Prom.
HOTEL OK THE BEACH. MARYLAND AyF-
nue.. Resolves 200 gde--s All mod
IMPERIAL ern conN sniences. Appointments aud
- table irst-class. 6. W. kENDRlCK.
s"to 81 per dsy. slOto els week. ;ei:sin
HOTEL STTCkNEY, ATLANTIC CITY, 100 FEET
nom ocean. Kentucky ave; 81 80 81 50 rer day
~ TO II PER week. Every convenience.
se9-lI l. v STIcENFY
K IT. CHARLES.
- Ocean end Delaware ave.. Atlantic Cit.
Opens June LEI 81 &c S".Jo per day. $40 to sls Ter
wreE ti~lo-eo.sml JONAH MOOrTON.
THE CHALFoNTF,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Directly on the leach
Hot and cold sea water baths in The houss
au3N-lm Z. ROBERTS SONS.
rEHt TroRIDs
Pacific ave. near Tennessee. Atlantic City
'n',2iiin N. J. EcKEar
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~ fNlEaaCF-FD STORY.

Then o,G BIra~ too nc by ii. ham! ard
sa:I 'No.'.i you are q brick. a.si he rode o.er
e, he's she wagons scTe and L. climbed I'D
9, ore ~ n-Ia and broke q. en- Il box Of hard
t."k ,-'-i tous ave Of .hcIG au,i-" Wnryyi
: a..t t,lorr-gL.- di-Pa'ch cau.c Up ,L-ougn
IL so Zee: VI line from tlc bottom OF the
! he ia e. odd Eu~nv" vas hitting tharklr,-
zach e. hi5 mo-l.h. i; said PLAN enough either
tro1- o. r..~eIel has struck.
1h.n ca.;e he pull as the boat is rounded TO
ard "a lire ;, drawn in slowly and cooled in
,Hr bO'fc-l OF the boat. till fns.iv Won catch
sih' IS As Osted SIDES. a. pulling ike az I'M
Willing Ss he'd the slaughter. he l. drawn
NEARER al0 nearer the beat. TIL. forgetting in
the eXcI-encHt thc Isstsuc ions that had been
gwen GbITt hos To land front. you try bv a
i'all ON the line &c lsnd him in the boat. when.
alas ven md voarseli gazing az an empty hook
Norm face gets little red. but vhate yer
hi ihOIgh.- may be be simp!s saws, The wav
To land a trout. IS l told YOU before. is 10 lead
h.Il an gently. aud when he gets 70 The top
seilo him put back OF the gills and pull HIM
il The hook is ba;ted again and the lire east
ont and SOTm proceeds. The worst time |
ever got in was that are Ball hun fight; The
bows did pretty well TIL they got sort Of rat-
tel auicky like-and thea you ough: 20 see
:lnm run. One fellow BY The name Of Niys
was a cham OF riias. He eouae from New York
CITY. lie toad me xfterward that he never let
mp running till be got 10 New York Next
morning az roli-ean out OF rine.y-seyen
men We had fourteen. The rest were scattered
All over the United States and territories. We
had the meanest colonel that ever drawed c
breath. Oae day came in the lines and see
ore Of the boys tied up By the ihlrnbs
Ships out my knife and cuts him down. The
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IL. cTRlcIIi-A rosIfIyE cUkE-alL NJ
~ sons se.ee.s. ~ raaealsn, esus~is9A. esne.s
Iaekes the Of younecr and tias vssf ssrosg.
ssA1-1n' Ds.aAfwAkp. s5scssilk Io8 xAAa-
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WARRINGTON. Sent. I

Hon. Charles W. Hackett. New York City:
The President cannot now take up his New
York trip without waiting over here until Mem
day. and he Is anxious to retarn to Loon Lake
at once. lie viii carry out Your program as
far rs possible on his return to Washington.
which viii be near the 18th instant. reversing
the order. (Signed) +. W. HALFoRD.
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sEa-sIDE-JERsEY COAST.

sEa-siDE-JERsEY COAST.
DoTtL LhFkyErTE. CAPE NAY. Nj. JOHN
Az ll.ACN CO.. propre,ors Ogen June Is: ali
n"-ern improvements loca: Il di-e~.lv on the beach
term - u p per tzY. Apuiy TO JOHN TRACY &
~ riy2lt~el0
SEA-SIDE- NISCELLANE0C>.
tfO1ToN'S POINT: Nd. NOW OPEN; NEAR
- tire Chesapeake hav, Hnder management;
Ie5'ly furnished; tEsy. hSnlsone Cottages facing
Tn zach oysters. FISH. D. boating; table unsar
'tA-2n' W. r. CRUMP. Prop-iato-.
"SNANN'S." SITT AID ABOUT I MILE FROM
- Pi,ry ro.r.. Nd. ga tie Potomac river; salt
water GOOD n~'n" an crEbty bosts sized free
rates :er Day 80 per week serial rates 10 fishing
rtGisrs and fsgls. team boat will at
P1ney Point when notified omen until October L
j. I. SWAMI. Proprietor.
au@9bt' y. %. lhney Point. Md
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WOODS COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE 40i AND
w 500 Last Capitol 81.
Eighth year Fail term opens MONDAY ce-.ern-
Der ). II possible call and MAKE ARRANGEMENTS to
join before that date. Day sessions @ mouths $40:
evening sessions O. monthsl. So Shorthand and
.ypepritin- @ months, So. Patron zed ly the
best people in Wasll.ngton."
COURT 7. WOOD. II-N PRINCIPAL
mh5-6n EDWARD y. HULL, Vic Principal
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au2G-toc5 JAMES G. wFIIINi, IL. D. Pres't.
THE MISSES KEsR,S SCHOOL
- FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
y23-'m lfIS ST. NV
MRS. MYEI'S' SCHOOT~-A BOARDING AND
AVA day scho for yourl- ladies' and itle Girls Re-
/ oIen~ &C tbB'-R !. lfSe- IiEber limited.
10 circulars li'ply t. the principal ELIZABETH II.
s1 EhS 1871 ST. L. W. au24-:},n
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FfsHEc e sy ,E NC, ;coyEIse AEo pay cLsss
- 5g gii kx 5 ' rssk M G9ffs
a. tshr end kSAssa Yrssss. karssL ayS =
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WARHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
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Ill. tftIl.iAS ACADEMY.
- col Fast Csitol At. fer ladies and chi'Irau will
reopen on NpNIAh. Sent. > This we'll nown in
sti'ution affords every aGvnnta:-- acu1is- ring
thorough English an musical .du Pa, is not
attending the slcy will he admit tie
and typewrit;Lg. Hu.ll-Im
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
A Disastrous Explosion.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May q AT
4:35 o'clock this afternoon the factory
of the Etna Pyrotechnic company on
Mechanic street blew up with tre-
mendous noise which shook the city
and was heard several miles in the
country. j. l.. B. Sibley was at the
works paying off the help. His was
the first body taken out of the wreck.
He was dead, apparently killed in
stantly. Emma Telebox, Emma Ire
quniz, widow, and Maggie Capen,
employees, were found dead in the
ruins, recognizable only by their
Georgia Zinsoth and one
woman employed there are missing,
but will probably be found in the
ruins later. The building was fired
by the explosion but the flames were
soon under control. George Stevens,
Rose Harvey, Kittie Golden and Min
ME Taylor were rescued alive. Stew
ems was badly hurt and was taken to
the hos pital.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
Three Cinnamon Arrested.
Special to The Statesman.

Special to The Statesman.
LAREDO, Tex, May M.-Custom
House Guard Joe Agen arrested while
on duty at the bridge about 10 O'Clock
last night three Cinnamon for viola
ton of the exclusion act. They were
placed in the county Jail and brought
before Commissioner Foster this even
ing. Through an interpreter they
gave their names as Ching Sing, Sam
Wing and Chany Wong and stated
that they had been living for the last
three years in the City Of Mexico and
came here to pay visit to some of
their conntrymen in Laredo. When
it was explained that under the ex-
clusion act they would have to be i'm
prisoned one year and then sent back
to China they seemed much distress
ed, especially Sam Wing who said he
had a family living in the City Of
Mexico.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
Pears
Soap

Agreeable soap for the
hands is one that dis
solves quickly, washes,
quickly, rinses quickly,
and leaves the skin soft
and comfortable. 1t is.
Pears.
Wholesome soap is
one that attacks the dirt
but not the living skin.
1t is Pears.
Economical soap is one
that a touch of cleanses.
And this is Pears.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people use it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
A Budget about Crime.

STOCKTON, CAL, May 21.-Ida Gle
ments has surrendered to the police
saying she shot and killed her lover
Henry Hostler because he threatened
to leave her. Wells Fargo detectives
have succeeded in indentifying the
Reeding stage robbers who killed
Messenger Montgomery a few days
ago. The wounded robber captured
confessed being Charles Ruggles son
of l.. b. Ruggles a wealthy farmer Of
Tulare county. The other robber is
John d. Ruggles, elder brother of
Charles.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
Dragged and Robbed.

Special to The Statesman.
WACO, Tex, May 2l.-John r..
Rouse, just returned from st. Louis
with over $4,000, was found today in
the reservation insensible from NOR
phine poison administered in glass
of beer. His pockets had been rif1ed
of a watch and only about $40 was
taken. The rest of the money had
been deposited with his partner, Cy.
Whitaker, ex-sherif of Falls county.
Rouse is in a critical condition, but
affirms positively that he has been
drugged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
A Horse Thief Holds Down Jail.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 21.-This
while Deputy Sheriff Wilkes
was making his rounds in the Jail,
Kinch Mckinney, negro horse thief,
opened fire upon him. The prisoner
was armed with a revolver in each
hand. Several attaches coming up,
were also fired upon, but no one was
injured. Mckinney fired fifty shots
in all and appears to have plenty OF
ammunition left. At present he is
master of the situation. 1t is mys-
tery how he obtained the weapons.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
TURBULENT WATERS.
ALL THE WESTERN RIVERS SWOLLEN
OUT OF THEIR BANKS.
A Great Wall Of Water Rolled Down on
Sioux City, Carrying Destruction in Its
Path-The Big Muddy on a Bender.
Old Kaw Giving an Exhibition.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May ia great
flood disaster has overtaken Sioux
city. This morning at o'clock a
great wave came down Floyd river,
which flows through the center of the
city, and which is already swollen
bank full. The first intimation was a
volume of water spreading over
the banks to a depth of
three feet and throwing mist
and foam before it, 1t a few minutes
the water had risen to the first floors
and several thousand people fled in
terror to higher ground. At12o'clock
eleven persons was reported drowned
and there must be many others. The
Missouri river is very high and when
the flood in Floyd river struck it tho
water damned up and rushed over
adjacent ground. The stock yards
and packing house are situated at
confluence of the two rivers, and were
instantly inundated. About 1000
head of livestock were drowned.
1t is estimated that 5000 people
have been driven from their homes.
All business is suspended. 1t is i'm
possible yet to estimate the loss Of
property but it will be large.
AT SPENCE, IOWA.
A fearful wind and rain storm is
raging here. Such fall of water in
similar length of time was never be-
fore known.
AT LEAvENWoRTH, KAN.
The Missouri river at this point is
higher today than at any time during
the present freshet. The water today
carried away the pontoon bridge and
swapt it down stream.
AT LAWRENCE, KAN.
The Kaw river at this point las
risen three feet since yesterday and lie
now within ten inches of the highest
point reached by the flood of last
week. 1t is still coming up.
AT KANSAS CITY.
The Missouri river lie still rising and
a repetition of the last floods is conf
IDENTIFY expected. The Kaw river is
also slowly rising but has not yet APP
preached the record made by it last
week when it flooded the suburbs.
AT MoRRILLToN, ARKANSAS.
The river rose six inches today.
Hamp Wilson, colored, four women
and five men were drowned here by
the capsizing of boat.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
Arrested on Suspicion of Murder.

TAYLOR CENTER, Mich, May 2l.-
The Klumpf family, with whom Mrs.
Rosa Schultz, whose body was found
in the river yesterday, lived before
her disappearance, have been arrest
ed charged with the crime. 1t is
said they gained financially by her
death. The family consists of Mr..
and Mrs. Klumpf and two sons. Feel
ing against the prisoners is quite
strong.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26

shipping cattle from Amarillo to
Wyoming all day Friday, the Goth,
and while coming up with his last
train fell off the cars few miles south
of Charming and was instantly killed.
Falling between the cars, his head
was completely severed from his
body. The remains were moved to
Amarillo. NJ. Crosby is we'll known
out here and deep sympathy is ex-
pressed for the wife and family he
leaves to mourn his loss.