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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inflama-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie. 25 C. u bottle
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

I cannot speak to highly Of Pisos Cure for
Consumption Mrs FRANK MONS, 2i5 w 22d
Street, New York, October 20, 1891,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

MARRIAGE means buying five or six
pairs Of shoes every year instead of
one.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

Apo.morphine, In connection with anti
toxine, has been found very valuable in treat
Ing diphtheria In case In Boston.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

The notorious Algerian bandit, Areski,
and nine followers. have been condemned.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13
school Children

Canada is n little larger than the United
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

London Is to have a worlds railroad con-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13
YOUNG SPIRITS,

a vigorous body and
robust strength fol-
low good health.
But all fail when the
vital powers are
weakened. Nervous
debility and loss of
manly power result
from bad habits, con-
tracted by the young
through ignorance
of their ruinous con-
sequences Low
spirits, melancholia,
impaired memory,
morose or irritable
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

Japan is to make steel rails.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

Intense Itching Sc Burning
HOODS sarsaparllia Cured and
OaVe Sound Relief.

81 was troubled for months with break
ing out on my skin. suffered terribly at
night and hal TO cut my finger nails short
to keep me from scratching. Taree pAysl-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
STORM WAVE HERE,
Continued From Page 1.

those Obliged TO be out Much suffering Is
reported among the poor and unemployed,
but their wants are being supplied by the
city as soon as made known.
wellington kas.. Feb. s.-tSpeciall a
frlshtful blizzard has been blowing here
since : O'Clock a. IN. The wind blew
down the large smokcstack at the Hunter
mills this morning and has been playing
havoc with chimneys. signs ana light struc-
lures about town all day.
There IL but little snow but the bitter.
moss Of the cold and the high velocity Of
wind make this the worst storm this sec
tion has experienced for several years.
Fort Scott Kas Feb. 6,-tSpecial) A
driving snow storm has been raging in this
rart Of the state since noon to-day. The
thermometer has been falling all day and
ai 6 o'clock tonight registered 10 deg. be
low zero II is one OF the severest storms
OF the season.
Parsons, Kas., Feb. s.-(Special) This
afternoon this section was given one of the
wors; hllz2ards In Its history Trains on
all railroads are delayed and much trouble
Is anticipated.
Eiioralo. Kas. Feb. 6.-tSpecial) The
worst blizzard known ere for years began
this morning AZ Z o'cloc. and has Increase "a
until tonight /, has reached such terrible
proportions that 4 Is almost impossible
TO get outdoors. The wind Is accompanied
by a binding snow and all trains arc
blocked Stock Is suffering terribly. The
thermometer fell 80 deg. In a few hours.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
WASHINGTON CHIT CHAT.

Representative Tarsney has introduced
a blil to declare Sulphur river. in Texas,
non-navigable, This is by way of dspos-
ing of certain bills for bridge across
that river,
1t was semi-ohlcially stated the japanese
treaty as amended is now entirely accept
able to Japan and that, the exchange of
ratitications will be pushed so It Will go
into effect in a few weeks.
Senator Vest has reported favorably
10 allow the Lexington Bridge Company
TO construct drawbridge across the Mis-
similar bill has passed the house
Senator Allen has introduced bill re-
quiring that hereafter all gold and silver
pose OF redeeming, silver certificates and
treasury notes shall be kept in the vaults
of the treasury department and at no
other place, and that all redemptions Of
these notes or certificates shall be made
at, the treasury department and at no
other place.
Consul General Max Judd, at Vienna,
has informed the department of state that
the Imperial Society of Agriculture has
decided to hold an International eXposi-
chinery at Vienna from the ith 10 the Tth
OF May next, Offering an excellent oppor-
tunity for the Introduction of American
farming Implements.
The Washington Star refers to Colonel
Wade, OF Missouri as follows; "a new
house has, entered the field IN the person
Mo. Colonel wade was a REPRESENTATIVES
from Missouri in the Forty-nnth. Fiftieth
and Fifty-irst congresses, and during his
on labor. II is said that an effort will be
made 10 concentrate the Western and
Southern vote on Colonel Wade"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
--~-----l-7@---l-l--
MIR. EVANS TAKES THE OA1U.


Republican Candidate for Governor of Ten
nessee sworn In by "a Justice of the Peace.
Nasbyil1o Tenn nh : rha ,.,,,-,,,
.,,.. -
''Ne JOINT aSSeflplS met again to-day
ana the opening and reading of returns
for governor was resumed Objections
10 the vote Of different counties v,aro
p,ed h,. Nrr ,r,,r,.,, ,n,,,,, ,1 ~.
-, '''''' ''" Nh
Evans 'i'tpJ
After the returns had been read Mr..
Evans CRepJ took the oath of office.
which was administered bv - r,,.f.-
q; -,
""'e III 'h' a.''' l'n'"IN'
After Nh ENahS had taken the o1th
the secretary of state was formally re-
ouested to file tho 1prh II. smiled and
decliyad TO do So Mr. Evans vim n,yv
applv for mardamus tn conIurl mis-
sarrrtarv rf stafa I, fila bf- n,,b a.
office.
The action Of H. g Evans I'm tll;inl,
the oath of office AS governor hrrlrn
Justice Df the Peace Norris SOON after
All thr returns had b..u anarel I'm tha
+olnt convention of the legislature r,a-
sted SOM. sIirrn.isa. th,urh y.,,. Tfttla
himsaIf swarm i'm claiming th.,t I'm. ialut
ronyontinn had nncned and r,,rIisbsd
Tho returns according T., fI, r.ntiir,-
ments of the constitution. that the fig
ucrs showed ha was elected and that
the contest law enacted AT this session
Is unconstitutional II ia haIiayad Ian.
many tbof ii was his irtnrri.,n L., ha,-,
taken the oatb ms soon ms the ioiut com
,antInn adinurnad ,rd IN, ~ ,r.s.pr.
of tho members of The lnl,isl,t,Ira as
the Justice Of the peaGc was nrasaur and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07

A Boarding House Keeper Lets Light on an
Interesting Suhicct.


very successful boarding house keeper
was telling a writer for the New York Re-
corder some secrets of her good fortune.
above ALL" said she. II try to keep
every part of my two houses just as clean
as | possibly can, but | am not the only
in this business who does that,
though it's "A great point Then ! have al
ways hired large houses You cannot pos
sihly make money in a small one. | have
clung to neighborhood and made my
houses distinctive by having some eX-
pense vines trained from basement to roof.
Those vines are my trade mark When
folks forget the number they say the
house with the vines Moreover. they
give the place such shady, cool look in
summer that peojle are not so anxious to
get of TO the country, The green effect
takes away the hot, stufiy look and some
thing of the feeling. Then l make point
of being very liberal with towels and nap
kins. This item costs me perhaps S25 more
in year than it would the usual boarding
house keeper in my place, but 1t brings me
in the outlay multiplied many times OF
course, | set as good table as | can, and
my rooms are well furnished, but as good
can be had elsewhere. My luck in letting
rooms ] have always believed to be due to
the fast that | have piano in nearly
every large apartment. Ii IL really odd to
see how Il piano Will attract n person.
Why, | can get s. or 81 more a week for a
suite with piano, which doesn't cost that
much a month. If people don't want the
instrument, 1t can be moved out. one
other point: l use the same kind of carpet
in every room in the house as far as I can
so, when II wears shabby all the good NAV
be brought together and made use Of
find there's great economy in this. Lastly
I have no helpless, lazy relatives such as
usually cripple woman in my line eat
ing her out of house and home ana dis
gruntling the hoarders, If | had, / think
| should provide for the m elsewhere. for
in boarding house their room is gener-
ally worth more than their company, or
their half-hearted attempts at helping"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
San Francisco Rnccs.

San Francisco. Feb. s.-There was n
queer complication at the races to-day and
a big howl from unsuccessful hettors. The
hurdle race was announced to be run over
the inside course. After the horses had
gone one round. Bell Ringer. Mendocino
and Nero went through an open gate
leading to the inside track and finished the
race on the fiat. Mcniocino. to !
favorite. winning. Templcmore, April and
Haymarket. however. aid not go through
the gate and finished the race on the des-
ignated course. The Judges disqualified
Nlendociuo. Bell Ringer and Nero and
placed only the horses that finished on
the regular course. Mendocino and Bell
Ringer had both been heavily played and
when the judges decision was announced
the complaints Were loud and long. Dave
Douglass fell and did not finish. rAnnie
H. was the only favorite to win during
the day.
First race-Six furlongs; maidens. True
Briton won, NorbliSh second, Tom Clark
third. Time. l:l5a,
Second race-SiX furlonGs: selling. Find
out won, Martinez second. Steadfast third.
Time 1:l6i2.
Third race--One mile. handicap. Tngomar
won. Leonville second, San Luis Rey third.
Time. 1:ili4.
Fourth race-One mile and half: hurdle.
selling. Templemore won, Haymarket sec
ond. April third. Time, 1884,.
Firth race-About six furlongs; selling.
l.onnie h won, Sea Spray second Lulu
third. Time. Ills.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
A. P, A MEETING IN KANSAS.
The Grand Council of the order Holds u
session In tmporia -Onicer~
Elected.

Empora. Kas.. Feb. 6-tSpecial) The
grand council of the American Protec-
tive Association was In session here to-
day nearly 100 delegates being present
from all parts Of the state. Election Of
officers for the ensuing year resulted as
follows President. n. c. Long, LeaN-
onworth. vice president, William Camp
bell. Bronson. secretary of state. Nhner
Huffman. Nickcrsou chaplain. q. w. ~.
Ross, l.eavenworth; secretary. j. II.
Barker, Kansas city; treasurer. George
Pickard. Kansas city; sergeant at arms.
Albert West. Einporia; guard. Mark
Cromwell, Kansas City lieutenant, y.
NJ. Moore Garnett trustees. a. II. Huh
bard. Topeka III. l.. Willis. council
Grove; ". H. Mcclure, lola; delegate
to supreme council, IL q. Ward, ossa-
watomie.
Among those present was Father Nc
Namara. tho ox-priest The officers
claim the order numbers nearly 10000
members in the state.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
MRS. PAXTON MAY RECOVER.
James Nuts Victim Not 81 Seriously Hurt
as ut fir-t Rcpprtcd-Nutt
Was Queer,

Atchison, Kas., Feb. G-CSpeciall Mrs
Jesse Payton who was shot at her home
In the western part OF this county by
James Mutt, will probably recover. unless
blood poisoning results. a telegram was
received here to this effect to-day. Mutt
who is confined in the Atchison iail was
very restless last night and walked his cell
until daylight, saying repeatedly, MY
God. what possessed me to do it2" He
still refuses to talk, This has always been
his disposition. HIS acquaintances all say
that he was always silent and morosc
He seldom talked to anybody ana had few
acquaintances outside Of his immediate
neghborhood, His mother. who owns the
quarter section Of land upon which he
lived. visited him three years ago, and on
the day of the shooting Nutt had received
n draft for $50 from her. This money was
in his possession when he was arrested
II develops that Mutt ana Mrs. Payton had
frequently quarreled but the cause of the
shooting. II there was any. IS as much Of
n mystery as ever The theory that Nuts
mind was unbalanced seems to be gaining
ground. An AtchIson county official, who
has known him for number Of years.
says he has always acted queerly.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
Hard to Please.

Chicago Tribune; Kicker (at stamp
window, summer of lS93)-"It's darn
ugly Columbian stamps on the people !
II takes two men and boy TO lick one
OF EN- and they're no good, anyhow,
Take these back and give me some red
ones"
Same Kicker (at stamp window n wear
and half later)-"No Columbian
stamps at all? You ought to have put
a lot of them away when the government
quit printing them. You might have
known there would be demand for
lhenl from Fellows that want them for
relics and forgot to save any themselves
They We're the best-looking stamps that
We're ever turned out, anyhow. You
haven't got any at all? It's a darned
shnmeW '' wv
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07

going to write her. Well. when she got
there and could not find me, she was
stumped, for a lone woman is decidedly
lone in big town like New York. But
my wife is not one of the kind to sit
got up straight and began to think how
that was surprising. 1t was about
she had completed her scheme. and that
evening about I, as ! was talking to IL
friend in front of the Fifth Avenue
hotel. / happened to be looking at that
stereopticon advertisement show. just
below Tewenty-third street, on that high
building, and, by the powers, the first
thing j knew, something was on the
screen that almost took my breath away.
" Look at that says j to my friend
"'What is it?' says I.
Read the message on the SCREEN
says I.
Wv. H. Blank is wanted at his late
boarding house on Sixty-third street.
Mary
by gum. old man. says he, that's
you
Right you are, says I. and in a
very few minutes | was there and found
my wife waiting for me, and tckled al
most to death over the original way of
finding me DO you know of any other
woman in this country, or any other,
concluded the drummer, that would
have thought of such detective agency
as that to have found a lost husband?'
and the hotel clerk wanted to take up a
collection among the married men of the
hotel for medal.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.

There is shortage In the Ashland school
district fund.
Several persons were held up and robbed
by highwaymen last night.
w, H. Harris was found dead Yesterday
in n room in the Midland hotel
The scpciai grand jury will soon begin
the Investigation OF the election frauds.
The safe Of the Participants Medicine
Company was mysteriously robbed last
Friday night.
G. Kuss. alias Frank Snjeck, head Of a
gang of Nehraska l'e stock ih'fNes' was
arrested in this city yesterday,
Dr. John Punton aud Franz H. Riley are
engaged In measuring the hlEh school
scholars and testing their lungs
August Young was sentenced in the
criminal .ourt yesterday TO twelve. yehrs
in the pcnitentiary FOR robbery ana iarc-
eny.
Bun Rocan's sentence OF i've years w
the pcnitenuary was yesterday reduced
by Judge Wonord to six month h tha
county jail
CITY Counselor R'2zellc Is shown to have
made false statement "our'tniuE th'
price of gas Ia Kansas city Ensa to the
city council.
John H. Thompson, Tor many yonrs "a
resident of Kansas CITY, died yesterday at
the residence OF his s6u.iu-uV john :.
Clark, on Harrison street
Tho attorney for pcBorI viii To-day ask
Judge Slower to order the recorder pf Npt-
ers ana the county clerk 20 open thu ballot
boxes and recount the ballots east It the
last election.
Prosecuting At'orucy-el@st william y.
Jan!Son VIII receive MS t1Wuilt ion Toe
day He has appointed pN-uulttl Sams
District Attorney George y. Neal ds bis
FIRST assistant.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
BRIEF ITEMS BY WIRE.

Dover. Del. Feb G.-Two ballots were
taken to-day in the senatorial fight with
out any change.
SPORT NOTE
Washington Feb. 6--To-day's statement
of the condition of the treasury shows;
Available Cash yas b, balance SlG7ol'soSi gold
salem, ore, Feb. G-There was no ma
tcral change in The senatorial joint ballot
Vote stood: Dolph. 90; Hare. 20; Weather
ford !; Williams, 9. Hermann 49, Lord, q;
Cheyenne, Wyo. Feb G,-The Union Pa;
cine Shaft No. nj Hanna is on iire All
openings have been closed up, with view
OF smoghering the fire The mine VII y,,,.,, re-,
min mine The company viii suffer a loss ,r,o Of +
coal from this mine IS used extensively by
tho Union Pacific on It's locomotives.
Ottawa, Kasr Feb. 6-Cspeciall The ,,
County Teachers Association will be held
in the court house February l6 num-
Der Of interesting topics VIII he discussed
the morning one AT 10 O'clock and the
other at 1870 p. m.
New York Feb. G-WilliaaimG PeekeE of Of
street, was found dead in his room at the
hotel this afternoon with a pistol wound
in the hack Of hl$ had + Is suP51seWS g West af
Twenty-eighth street. who was also found
dead IN the room with a pistol shot In his
LETT breast
Lawrence. Kas., Feb. G.-CspecialD The
Douglas County Alliance met to-day and
follows: 4. +. Allen, president; William
Crutchhed. vice president: f. |" Sayler,
secretary; William Miller treasurer; Mrs.
lecturer. Plans for practical work among
the farmers for ths coming year We're dis
cussed.
Junction City, Kas.,. Feb, !s.-tspseiall
Central Kansas Teachers Association,
comprlsing fourteen counties In this por-
tion OF the state, to-day appointed super
intendent Frank H. Clark. of Minneapolis;
Superintendent George w. Kendrick. Of
this city, and County Superintendent
to visit Topeka and urge needed school
les1slaton.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
AN ORIGINAL WIFE.
How She Found Her Husband In Wicked
GOIhnm.

From the Detroit Free Press.
II have a wife that beats the world"
remarked the drummer in predatory
kind of a way,
"Including yourself?" inquired the ho-
tel clerk.
Mentally and morally. yes; but not
physically, though ] am not so sure
about that. that | would provoke her
enough to find out. Any way, she's a
daisy" he went on. and III give you
under difficulties. Last summer | was
In New York and she was stopping in
New Hampshire. For some reason she
took a notion 10 come down where
was, and when she got 10 the place
where | had been stopping, l wasn't
there. as | had changed my boarding
house. The landlady didn't know where
/ was. and hadn't told my wife about
my moving. for did not expect her to
sssss for q week OF SO later. and was
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
OVARINE
(Hammond.)

The emotions in women are largely In.
auenced by the ovafies, and the ovaries
arc in turn decidedly influenced by the
emotions. Professor Skene. one Of the
most distinguished authorities on Diseases
Of Women. states that grief, fear, anger.
and even great joy are capable Of arrest
ing menstruation.
"ln order 10 maintain harmo-
"nious action Of the whole organization
"it is necessary that the ovaries shall
exist in full development and functional
"activity. On the other hand, these
"organs, which are essential to the we'll
being Of the individual, must, when
diseased, exercise a potent influence in
"deranging the brain and nervous system"
These facts 60 to prove conclusively thai
very large proportion Of the cases Of in.
sanity in women could have been pre-.
vented by careful treatment Of diseased
ovaries. 1t is also very probable that
many cases Of insanity could be perfectly
cured by careful and systematic treatment
of the diseased ovaries.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
THE
Animal Extracts

Professor HiHidm II. Hammond has
made the important discovery that the
sterilized extract Of the ovaries of the
common pig contains the animal extract
required TO specially nourish the human
ovaries and restore them to normal
activity.
The use Of Oou,Tne is Of great value in
the treatment of those nervous disturb.
ances dependant upon ovarian irritation.
1t is to be recommended in
I. Congestion Of the ovaries.
2. Chronic Inflammation Of the ovaries
(oophoritis).
g. Imperfect development of the ovaries
q. Neuralgia of the ovaries.
S. Amenorrhca, caused by ovarian de.
rangements.
E. Chlorosis.
7. Hysteria.
8. Nervous prostration (Neurasthenia)
9. Sterility.
10. Irritability.
II. Morbid appetite.
The uniform dose is s drops (minims>
two or three times daily dropped upon
the tongue.
Price t2 dry now One Dollar.
ron SALE sv ALL DRUGGISTS.
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL co., Washington, &C.
Send for Book. 100
FEDERMANN & HALLAR. Agents for
Kansas City.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07

4 vacant dwelling house on the corner
Of Charlotte and seventh streets was found
on fire last night. and caused a hard night
for the iircmen for few minutes. The
house was a two story frame structure.
and in the fierce wind burned rapidly. The
iiremen were completely shroudcd In Ice
troll The house had been occupied by the
family Of William pehonoy. teamster,
until within the last few days, when his
family moved TO Holmes street. There
was no furniture of any kind in the build
ing, and it is thought that the fire was of
inrnnllnrN nrinln.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
BOTH HANDS FROZEN.
John sanders Found Lying Upon Broadway
Bctwcen Ninth and Tenth streets
Early This Morning.

John Sanders. employed in Staley q Dun
laps restaurant. was found about O'Clock
this morning 10y ain officer lying upon
broadway between Ninth and Tenth
streets He was taken to police headquar-
ters where 1t was learned hv Police sur
econ Iuon that both his hands We're frozen.
After his hands were dressed he was put
into a room. He had been drinking, and,
becoming bcnumhed with the intense cold,
dropped upon the sidewalk.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
ro,,cem,r Moons Narrow Escape.

Policeman Ed Noon. who acts as night
iailer at the Central nolice station mar
was pulling the long wire. by which the
police bell on top of the city hall is rung,
when policemen are wanted OFF OF cohtlg-
uous beats at the Central station when the
clapper. Weighing about four pounds, fell
and almost struck him. The clapper, fall
in the brick pavement of the police court
yard The bell is the same which fell
through the wrecked Lathrop school build
ing and Killed several children in the storm
of May 1856. II has been used by the po-
lice since that time.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
Madison Results.

ST, Louis. Mo-. Feb. G.-First race-Nine-
siXteenths of q mile. Forget Me Not won;
Lyons, second. BABY H., third. Time, l0l
Second -Nine-sixteenths of mile
third. Time. l.lO.
Third ce-T!ve-eighths of mile. Bon
ME, oak. Jr, won; Little Dutchman, Sec
ond; Rally third. Time. los
Fourth o-t.even-siNteenths of a mile
Speedwest won, Ciabe Riley, second, Gold
Spec, third. Tiule, l:li.
Fifth race e-Seven-eighths of mile Jor-
dan Won Irish Mike, second; Moses Solo
mon, third Tlmr !: 49,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07

Tho South Windsor Land aud Improve
mcut Company has sold 70 J. @, Gates
ditiou which lies south of the city limits,
for $1,000, The purchase was made as AN
Investment.
Of the Rickert Investment Company, a
dwelling house on a forty foot lot, at
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-07
FOREIGN FLASHES.

London, Feb G.-Sir William Vernon Har-
court, chancellor of the exchequer Is con
chitis.
Constantinople, Feb. 6.-rhe sultan has
granted a pension for life 10 the widow of
Mr.. Stupe, director of the Metropolitan
zen who was killed by drunken soldier
who ran amuck through the streets, here
on January 80 last The soldier also killed
and wounded q number OF other people.