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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18
suspEcTED TRAIN wREoKEns.
Four Men Arrested for Causing the
Battle Creek Horror.

Four Men Arrested for Causing the
Battle Creek Horror.
Battle Creek, Mich, Oct. 16.-The
parties suspected of wrecking the Chi
cago & Grand Trunk train here on the
morning of July 16 during the strike
excitement, and who We're the means
of killing Fireman Grow and injuring
about twenty other persons, have at
last been arrested. To-day Stanley
knowles, Joseph Bodwig, George w.
Johnson and e. NJ. Jewett are in con-
finement as the result of the efforts Of
five Chicago detectives. Knowles had
been given positions on the road as
part of the plan for the capture. Final
ly the detectives cornered him and ex
torted a confession, which is to the
effect that the crime was committed
while the men were desperate over
the strike and their failure to pre-
vent trains from running. Jewett
and Bodwig are held in Chicago and
will be brought here. The other two
are held in hiding here by the de,
tectiveS.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Langtry win sail Oct. 27 from
Southampton for New York on board
the American line steamer Paris.
Chief Benoit, president of the Ma
tional Firemen's association, is dying
In Montreal.
Capt r. Kelso Carter, evangelist and
lecturer has sued for divorce at San
Francisco on the ground Of desertion.
Luther Colby, for thirty-seven years
editor Of the organ of the Spiritual
lists, died III Boston, Mass, aged eighty
years.
Count Herman Zichy, a member of
the lower house Of the Hungarian diet,
married the mother of his children and
came to New York to start life anew.
Mrs. Caroline Jaeger OF New York
city died suddenly in Indianapolis last
night Of heart failure. Mrs. Jaeger
was well known in New York.
The Rev. w. l.. Protzman has been
forced to resign from his pastorate at
Madison, Ohio, owing to compromising
charges made against him by William
Bennett.
Stanley Macy. comedian, Is dead at
New York city. He was associate
manager and part owner OF comedy
called "411-44," now playing on the
road.
Brew Brig. Gen. Charles Robert
Thompson, of the United States vOlun-
teers and colonel OF the Twelfth regi-
ment. United States colored infantry,
is dead. "
Capt. Charles A. Sawyer, Port Town
t. Jn 61fl
the Orpheus twenty years ago when it
co1lided with and sunk the Pacific. en-
failing loss Of 400 lives and $1,000
900 in gold dust.
Capt. Charles A. Sawyer is dead al
Port Townsend, Wash. He had com
mand of the bark Orpheus twenty
years ago when she collided and sank
the steamer Pacific of Cape Flattery
entailing loss of $1,0O0,000 in gold
dust
=
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Grants Classnate.

Las Vegas, N. Mex, Oct 16.-Henry
H. Green died at Moral last night
He came to this country in 1854. He
was classmate OF Gen. Grant at
West Point, and the general appoint
ed him internal revenue collector in
196S He was stationed at Fort Dear
born when Chicago had not yet been
started even as village. He was a
Mexican war. veteran with a proud
record, and was connected with the
army in New Mexico for great many
years, chiefly In the quartermaster's
department. He was seventy-one
years of age at the time of his death
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Nitch "a Racaiyer.

st. Paul, Special--Judge Sanborn, in
the United States circuit court this
morning signed an order appointing
William F. Fitch. superintendent OF
the Duluth South Shore road, receiver
Of the Duluth & Winnipeg road. pend
Ing the foreclosure OF the mortgage.
The action was brought by the Guar
anty Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Of Philadelphia, trustee under the
mortgage. which secures bonds to the
amount OF $4,000, 900. The total
amount OF bonds authorized was ST.
100000, and the Issue OF q further
amount Ia enioined. -.
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Foreign Gossip.

The German. cruiser Adiona has ar
rived in Shanghai.
Prince Bismarck has suffered re-
lapse and DR.. Schweninger has been
summoned to attend him.
Serious differences have arisen in the
Spanish cabinet regarding reforms IN
Cuba and Porto Rico.
Jabez Balfour whose extradition
from Argentine was sought by Great
Britain on charges of swindling, is
said to have escaped.
Charles Vernet,. an anarchist, has
been arrested at Lodive, France. He
predicted the murder of President Car
not month before 1t occurred.
The Cracow papers declare that the
czar's debility and depressed spirits are
regarded as being more serious than a
specific disease.
Dr. Palitschek Won Palmforst was ar
rested in Vienna charged with NAL
feasance while consul-general and com.
missioner to the worlds fair.
In the lower house of the Hungarian
/ diet Premier Wekerle introduced the
budget for 1895. He estimated the sur.
plus at 1S,309 fiorirs.
! The procession held in Dublin in
Commemoration Of the death OF
! Charles Stuart Parnell was the largest
on record. In the line were political
societies from all parts Of the country
every county in Ireland being repre-
sented.
Count Bothozu Gutenberg, president
of the Prussian ministerial council,
will be received by Emperor William
directly his majesty returns to Berlin
There is no truth in the rumors that
Chancellor Won Capriyi or Count Eu.
lenberg will resign.
A majority of the japanese ministry
has decided against issuing a foreign
loan, but has decided upon second
war loan of $5O,000,000 to be raised in
Japan. This, with the proposed ad
ditional taxes. will bring the govern
mental fund up to about $4,000, 900
The arrest of non-commissioned of
ficers of the Cunnery school in Berlin
which caused such great sensation
proved to have been rather trivia
affair. Only two men appear to have
been guilty of insubordination. The
others were reinstated
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West Superior, Wis, Special. The
machinery on the new extension OF
the Youghiogheny and Lehigh coal
dock was successfully started yester-
day In the presence Of many promi-
nent coal men. The steamer Nicar-
aqua was under the clam shells. The
new extension provides for storing
under roof $4,000 tons Of anthracite
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cr,minn, noinra

Dick Goodman, the Indiana outlaw,
wil serve five-year sentence.
Charles johnson Of Leadvilie, Colo,
was stabbed fatally in a saloon row.
George Ringer, the Pittsburg forger,
was arrested at Rochester, N. Y.
Burglars are raiding stores at Mi
monk, Ill.
Indictments have been found against
Ahree additional New Orleans council
men for soliciting bribes.
In San Francisco James FL. Cross.
man, a well known mining man and
speculator, committed suicide.
Andrew w. Mullen of Philadelphia
hanged himself rather than serve Oh
jury.
Henry Keistel, a. farmer living neal
Carlyle, Ill, was swindlel out of 1,O0(
by three confidence men.
Impaired health led DR.. w. F. Gid
aings of Seattle, Wash, to commi
suicide.
William s. Thorn, Jr., well knowT
New York business man, committed
suicide because OF financial reverses.
Private Bell Of Company G. Seven
teenth infantry, stationed at Columbus
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A GOOD DeaI, of a Jump.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 16.-Capt.
Montague w. Martin, a young English
officer, who came to New York with a
body of English cavalry last winter,
jumped from the Poughkeepsie bridge
to the water, 130 feet below. He was
picked up unconscious after few
moments He was revived with some
difficulty, and it was found that he
had suffered slight wrench of the
right knee, but he was apparently un-
injured otherwise. The jump was
made on a wager
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Had n Tin.

Jacksonville, Fla, Special Unless
there shall be a radical change In pub
lie sentiment there will be. no oppo-
sition to the proposed fight here be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons. Mr..
Richardson, one Of the principal back
ers Of the Florida Athletic club, Is re-
ported to have said that the new club
would not have embarked in this
scheme if there was any chance Of
opposition by the governor or hostile
legislation at Tallahassee next spring,
so the opinion here is that the back
ers of the club have been given an
inside" assurance that they have
nothing to fear from the legislature.
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CLERK SUICIDES,

Leaves a Letter Attributing the Act
to Financial Difficulties.
Duluth, Mimi, Oct II. Elliot
Winn. aged twenty-one, employed as
clerk by the Van Dusen- Harrington
grain commission firm, committed sui
eide this morning at his boarding
house by drinking carbolic acid, On
his breast was photograph Of his
mother who lives near St Louis. He
left a letter attributing his act to
financial troubles, but Manager Fagg,
who brought him here over year ago
from st. Louis, says his relations with
the firm were all right, as he had
nothing to do with handling money.
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Test Cnse.

Washington. Special. The indict.
ments brought at the instance of the
senate sugar trust investigation COM
mittee against Brokers John w. Nc
Cartney of washington and 3. b.
Chapman OF New York were argued
to-day in the district supreme court on
q demurrer filed by the brokers. This
will be test to govern the prosecu-
tion of Correspondents Edwards and
Shriver and Messrs. Havemager and
Searles, OF the Sugar Trust, who are
also under indictment for refusing to
answer questions put by the senate
committee.
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No Sugar Bounty.

Washington, Special. Judge No
Comas. of the district supreme court
today denied the application Of the
Miles Sugar Manufacturing Company
of Louisiana for a mandamus to COM
pei Secretary Carlisle to appoint In
spectors to ascertain the sugar pro-
duction Of the company. The object
of the suit, 1t is understood, was to
test the legality Of the recent repeal
Of the sugar bounty provision Of the
Mckinley law, and also to lay the
foundation for an appeal to congress
for payment Of bounty for the current
year.
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.&zaS
For President.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct 17.-Not all the
Republicans of Columbus attended
the Mckinley meeting for the reason
that they could not. Such an enor-
nous crowd was never squeezed into
the great rink, which Is roomy enough
to furnish enough seating capacity for
some 5000 or 1000 people, but which
held fully twice that number. Ohio
has taken up the cry that has gone up
in the West, and stretched over the
platform in the rink was a banner
with pictures Of Gov. Mckinley and
the words: "For president in 1S96s
flaming forth the new Ohio idea,
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Unfortunate Events.

James Hardy, Il farmer. was run over
and killed by train near Albion, Ill.
Fred Mohley was killed by a run
away at Sperry, Ia. -.
A son of Revenue Collector Burke
was burned to death by bonfire at
SinceDnes, Ind.
Mrs. Eliza Merrick, aged II, fell into
The fire at Mascoutah, H., and was
fatally burned.
Mrs. Martin OF West Orville, Ohio,
stepped off a swiftly moving train and
received fatal injuries.
An unknown schooner foundered in
the gale off Highland Light, Mass.
Several of the crew were rescued.
John Stephens son and daughter
were fatally burned by gasoline ex-
plosion near Perry, Ok.
In. a railroad accident near ST. Anne,
Que, three men were killed and three
others fatally injured.
Burglars blew open the postoffice safe
ht West Cleveland, o., and secured 5000
in stamps and money.
A Patton was killed by Baltimore
& Ohio passenger train while walking
across a bridge at GAINESVILLE
Clarence Finegan. aged 12, years shot
and probably fatally injured John Nye,
aged 10 years, at LeadviIle, Cal.
Fire destroyed six houses in the 'Old
Antwerp" section Of the Antwerp fair,
causing heavy loss.
julius Poerschmann Of Tlirkwood,
Ill, was instantly killed by the acci-
dental discharge Of q revolver in his
pocket.
Engineer Nolan, Fireman Marshall
and Brakeman Charles E. Dempsey, all
of Trenton, Mo-, We're killed in freight
train wreck near Seymour, iowa.
The body of Uriah Kimes, Jr., was
found under bridge at Iowa City
Iowa, and it is supposed he was killed
by falling from the bridge.
Thomas Davis, a United States pris
oner in the Illinois penitentiary at Ches
ter, was fatally injured by being caught
by a wheel in machinery he was oiling
John H. Parsons, fuel agent of the
New York & New England railroad
was knocked down by runaway horse
at Boston, Mass, and received injur
les from which he died an hour later
J. Jacobs, roadmaster of the lows
division of the Illinois Central, wa:
run over by hand car and was seri
Ously injured. He was taken to Ack
ley, Iowa.
Engineer John Haley of Clinton
Iowa, was killed in jumping from hi.
locomotive at Lafox, Ill. He though
n collision was imminent with anothe
train, having mistaken the signals.
A fly wheel burst in cotton pol
factory in Fostoia, Ohio, and a piec
struck E. T. Smith, one of the Pre-
prietors Of the factory, inflicting fata
injuries.
At New Orleans John A. Geraughty
fourteen-year-old boy, while boxin
with his cousin, Ed Turner, about hi
own age, was struck over the hear
and dropped dead.
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Rin namnre Awara-

West Superior, Wis, Oct 1.-THE
biggest damage award ever made In
this city or county was secured for
the plaintiff in the case OF Sutitleo
Neska vs.. the Omaha Railroad COM
pany. The plaintiff is a little girl six
years old, who lost foot by having
it crushed by locomotive. The dam
ages asked for We're $4,000, and the
jury made it $4,000.
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Desperate Captured.

Durango, Mex, Oct. 13.-Juan Cola,
one of the most desperate bandit
chiefs In Mexico, has been captured in
the City of Mazatlan, Cola kept the
country district Of the Pacific coast of
Mexico in constant terror during the
past few years. The bandit will prob
ably be shot without the formality Of
q trial
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French ultimntnrr,.

Port, Louis, Island of Mauritius, Oct.
I'M. LIE Myre de Villers, the French
special envoy who is th bearer Of the
ultimatum of France to the govern
nlent Madagascar arrived at Tama-
taye, Madagascar, on Tuesday last.
The French envoy proceeded from
Tamatave to Antarivo, the capital of
the island.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18
Sawed on IIin Leg.

Marshfeld, Wis, Oct. 17-H. Nelson,
aged fifty years, a laborer in the saw
mill at Sherry, had his leg sawed OF
by an edger saw Saturday. A piece
of bark got under the roller and he
attempted to kick it out when he
slipped and fell onto the saw, sever
ing his leg near the knee.
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A Total wreck,

Sand Beach, Mich, Oct. IA. - The
tug Boynton has just arrived with the
crew of the schooner M. L. Breck,
owned by John McGibbon of Sarnia.
They abandoned her of Point Clark,
near Goderich, Ont. She had lost her
deck-load and was full Of water. She
was a total wreck
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Trades Dinner at Cla.coyv,

Glasgow, Oct. ia trades dinner
was given here last night, which was
attended by leading representatives Of
the trades Of the town, prominent town
officials and others. The principal
guest was Sir George Otto Trevelyap
secretary for Scotland.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18

Baltimore, Special special train
containing Methodists left here this
morning to visit the site Of the old
Strawbridge log meeting house on
Pipe creek, Frederick. The old church
was founded in 176O and was the first
Methodist church In America.
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Washington, Oct. 14-The state de-
partment has received no adyices
confirmatory of the rumor coming
from Shanghai to the effect that China
has sued for peace and the report
meets with little credance, being re-
garded at least premature.
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Hor.e Thieve. Arre.ted.

New Brighton, Mimi, Oct 13.--"Alco-
hol Bilr' Delaney and q Polander
named Pasterwoski, were arrested last
evening for horse stealing. They were
taken before Justice jennings and
bound over to the grand jury.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18
Another Deep waterwnv Convention

Chicago, Oct. II. = The executive
committee of the Deep Waterways as
sociation, recently in session at Toron-
to, met here to-day to complete ar
rangements for another meeting Of
the association to be held In Decem-
Der. The choice lies between Buffalo
and Chicago as the place for the
meeting,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18
Afarid of n Trial.

Detroit, Oct. 13.-Julius Lichtenberg,
one of the school inspectors under in
dictment for receiving a bribe, prob
ably fatally shot himself this morning.
His case was to have commenced in
the recorders Office to-day. William
G. Liphart, the first Of the alleged
boodlers to be tried, was convicted
Yesterday.
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London, Oct. IA dispatch from
Toxic says that a detachment of jap
anese cavalry and infantry has made
an attack upon, and routed force OF
1000 Chinese at Wi Ju, and that the
place remains in the hands Of the
Japanese.
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Y,ynched.

Princeton, Ky, Oct 17.-Willis Grit
fey, O negro who was brought here
two weeks ago from Christian county
for safe keeping, was taken from the
county Jail last night about IL o'clock
and hanged two miles south Of town.
Griffey assaulted Miss Lena Berry.
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CAPTURED ,IR. woLF.


1A@@AAhA6 SpoEh AA AMG NAGA1AhS va
Dawson, N. d.
Dawson, N. D., Oct. IT. = To-day
witnessed one of the finest wolf
chases ever seen in this county DR..
R. G. Dupuy of jamestown arrived at
$50 a. m, bringing Ave hounds
These, with two dogs from Dawson,
made pack of seven hounds. All
the available saddle horses and teams
were engaged for the occasion, and
at o'clock the party started. Two
wolves were started and the chase
was exciting In the extreme. In one
case the wolf was three-quarters Of a
mile in the start, but In a two-miie
chase was overtaken and killed by
the dogs. The entire community Is
enthusiastic over the chase, and an
other one is being planned for the
near future.
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New Gardinnl..

Rome, Oct. 16.-At the next papal
concistory which will be held before
Christmas, several cardinals will be
appointed. Among those who will re-
ceiye the red hat are Mgr. Jacobini,
archbishop of Tyr.
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A Ynnne Kleptomaniac.

Sibley, Iowa, Oct. 14.-John lick, a
Bohemian boy, a kleptomaniac who
laid in jail six months last year, Is
again under arrest for larceny. He
was discovered In Walton Bros fur
niture store last night.
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The Gar Drives Out.

ST. Petersburg, Oct 13.-It Is an.
nounced here that the czar and his
family on Tuesday drove to the water
fall Of Charles, Of Chan. near Youal-
tan.
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Smallpox i'm southern Iowa,

Tabor, Iowa, Oct. 1.-THE South
west Iowa Christian Endeavor con-
vention, which was to have been held
here for three days, has been in
definitely postponed. The prevalence
and spread of smallpox Is the cause
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Creston. Iowa, Oct. 17.-While Rev.
Tompkins, pastor of the African
Methodist church, was in st. Joseph
at the conference OF the A. NJ. e.
churches last week, he found broth
er whom he had not seen since 1862.
They were slaves when last together.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18
Honors to American,

Antwerp, Belgium, Oct 16.-The Ex-
position Universelle has awarded the
gold medal for the best condiments
to I'll. j Heinz & Co., the great pick
lers and preservers of Pittsburg, Pa.
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of Edward Mansfield

west Superior, Wis. Oct. 14.-Ed-
ward Mansfield, formerly deputy state
auditor Of North Dakota, died at 4:30
a. M. of heart failure, aged thirty-fve
years
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18

Duluth, Mimi, Oct 17.--Dr. G. 8.
Allen, leading dentist, prominent In
Masonic circles. died suddenly Of
heart disease yesterday in Tower,
where he also has an Office.
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WIN visit the Orient.

Vancouver. B. c., Special. Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, the well known Bos-
ton poet, ana Col. III. L. Pierce, an ex-
mayor Of the same city, are here, pre-
pairing to leave on the Empress OF
India for the Orient.
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A CRY FoR PEACE.

China Is Said to Have Conceded the
Demands of Japan.
Shanghai, Oct. IA rumor is cur
rent here that the Chinese government
has commenced negotiations with Jap
an for peace. China, 1t is said has of
fered to acknowledge the independ-
ence of Corea and to pay a war in
aemnity to Japan.
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yvilI spealx I'm New Orleana,

Columbus, Ohio, Oct 1T.-Gov. Nc
Kinley has decided to accept the in
vitation of the Republican committee
Of Louisiana, and will deliver a speech
at New Orleans Oct 20.
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Accept a Reduction.

Fall River, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE strik-
ing spinners at meeting to-day voted
to accept q reduction Of 10 per cent
and return to work Monday.
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FIFTY Year. of odd ,FeIIowship.

Burlington, Iowa, Oct. 16. = The
grand lodge of Odd Fellows of this
state has completed the fiftieth year
of it's existence and the event will be
duly celebrated this week.
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Made q Good TIaul,

Cincinnati, Special Thieves last
night entered the residence of It. J..
Opp Of Newton, Hamilton county, and
stole about $4,000 In stocks, bonds
and money.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS or THE PASTWEEk IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important News
of the World, Cullcd From the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
Associations.


The acting attorney general has rem
dered an opinion that the word wool
in the tariff act refers to hair Of sheep
only.
Capt Gale, acting superintendent Of
Yosemite Park, urges the government
to acquire all private holdings in the
reserve.
Contracts for the second section of
the Henenpin canal have been con-
tirmed by the government, and the
work viii be pushed.
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A SCORE ARE INJURED
CAD ACCIDENT ON A RAILROAD IN
LOUISIANA.

A Train Crashes Into the. Rear
Coach Of AN Excursion Train at a
Crossing, Injuring a score of Peo-
ple-It Was the Engineers Fault.