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ran back u meet hil father, Nr. WI.
lHm Ashby and infofmed him that
"Mc (ne horse had fol- dund, aud
Hatuiu and Ed was ttrucs ~ liiht.
ming" Hardin had tlsrn aud ttag.
gered n few siep. ami then tell with
hi. face in pudlic Of water, where he
would have died had not y 3 rec vefod
sufficiently TO roll hin over AMI wipe
tho mud from his mouth and eyes.
Not until sfter he was hnuloi home
uii he sense what had haptenod 10
bin.
Both men nre now oil right with tho
exception n u little burned skin on tue
right shoulder, eide nud inside Of tho
tuigh Of Hardin, aut tue loft eide
thish aud auce OF III, which looks as
though n bullet had been shot into tbs
knee Joint. The men were siuing one
with the tight aud tho other with the
lefi f00l on the axle OF tbs cart. Tic
horse m,do no move after falling 10
lhu ground.
TIE ulu In tho mountains brought
n nood 10 town which did considerable
damage.
HOLuES, Aug. is.-The men struck
by lightning felt the effects very
palrably this morning.
A. BiRD.
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TWO on a HIND.
Malta Ovsrman says she n a peFiu,
aud Mr. Hrnwn Had aIan.

Malta Ovsrman says she n a peFiu,
aud Mr. Hrawn Had sIan.
San FRANCHoo, Aug. TO- Matte
Ovefman, VINO figured ~ u5nspicu9lAly
anu unenviahls IN tho Brown chutcn
scandal, has made concession In
which she declares that shr ~ per-
jufer, anu TINT Dr. Brown IL nil his
enemies REPRESENTED him 10 he. Tnis
startling ntriiseion Of Mis- Ovrrmap,
made after mDutns Of Hllencs anI alter
Dr. Brown uas taken up n new home
IN new Held, has rooponed the cntiTe
case.
Toe womal'e confession has been
fully considered by the ministers anu
laymen that formed the trial c1uft.
Mrs. Tunnel has gone before the
members OF tho eculesiastlcRi court
aud has cortoboratod all that Miss
Ovefman confessed. The members Of
the council could listen % tue startling
story, but M n council they could 10
nothing. Ailes Overman's confession
was placed IN the custody Of tho score.
taTy Of the Bay conference. A resolu-
ton Rilslug the Bay conferences 10 take
action In the matter was adopted by a
unanimOua vote.
Tue Bay conference will therefore
meet without delay IN special eession.
The Rev. DIR. e. q. Brown will be
notified OF the now turn Ia his aiiaifu
anu will be ordered TO appear b. pei-
son or by representative 10 snow cause
why the judgment OF suspension for MI
indefinite period from tbs ministry
shall not be made absolute anu Iof.
manent expulsion. DIR. Brown mus.
answer to tbs Bay conference or be ex-
pelleu.
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THE ELWOOD STRIKE
Union Non Determined 10 IrY.nl
Others From GOlBs 10 Work.
SERIOUS TROUBLE is FEARED.
Tho Compiny Slringlns il'ciric wires
Around the rounds-Ile Shtr II
Ready 10 AcL

ELwooD, fud., Aug. lo.-Taday ls
the day set for the 1850 tirlking om-
ployos Of tho American TIN Plate
company to apply for their positions,
nv individuals and ut ,ae company y
scale Of wagcs. The union mon cay
that no ouo will go back 70 work g..
day, nor will non.union men DO al
lowed TO enter the factory. The Erik
ors have details OF mon on duty, six
hours each and only tflicers o. the COM
pauy are allowed 10 70 bscl, and forth.
The union men say they con get 5000
men to help them within three houfg.
rhp compIny Ia stfiDging electric
wires around tho grCuudA aud ltc,ng
bsfbed wire on the fences anu VIII de-.
maud protection from The t,alo anu
county today. The sheriff says he VIII
bs ready 10 act promptly. ltrporle cent
cut from here that tho militia was
asked for yuaiufday are without ioun'
dalton.
sAmuHl Gompeff. PRECEDENT Of tho
american Federation Of Labor, has
been asked TO go TO ElwnOj, when the
American Tin Worka Will, o. 10 an.
nouncsd. start up with non.uaion
labor.
81. n. Garland, vice PRECEDENT Of
tho federation and president OF the
iron ana steel woTkefe, VIII niso be
present
The uulon mon say that the great
mi II OF tho county almolt uuaul-
mouiiy have Hgned tue Old scale aud
that there Ia neither iusllcs nor condi-
lion tuat operalts to tut IN force q 10
PET cont cut In wagrp. The cut, they
soy, will bo resisted to tho last nnd
neir will ba given the mill workers
Of Elwood by kiudrsd organizations.
fho nJiu ant general said Last night
that no troops had been ordered % 20
In readiness Rnd that It lies with q e
governor 10 Issue sucn an order.
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AmerIenn ,lnr A..oeIn,lon.

SARATOGA, Aug. l9.-rhere was n
large nIteuuance IN this convention
heid Mt this opening OF the nineteenth
annual meeting OF tho American Bar
asaociation today. When LORD Rua.
sell, Sir Francis lockwood and Mon.
taeue Crackonthofpe, together with
ihslt lAdies, entered the hall, they
wore greeted win hearty applause.
Judne George =. Baicheluer o,coried
them 10 their seats at the ffont near
inc plAtIorm. rne president OF the
a,s,elatlon, Moreiieii Storey, con.
duoted Lord Rupaell, sir Francis
lakewood aud Montague Clseken.
tnorps 10 beats on he platform. Olhers
honoted with seats ON the platform
wero j. Randolph Tucker, Edward J.
Phelps, VIM. Allen Butler, Henry
nutchine, Austin q. Fox, CHARLES
Clsfin Alien, Francis Rawle, James
u. Carter.
Dfcsden Storey called the association
In order ANA delivered hts auaress.
President Storsy's address was large
10 devoted 10 the subJoct Of railroad TO.
nrsauig alton showing how receiver
shins nave been unjust to the Interests
Of the creditors.
BIewe.t Lee, Of the Northwestern
Uniyersity, Chicago, ieau paper on,
Teaching practice IN law schools"
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OR.BANSEN'SVOYAGE
|, IrclIc Explorer SktplIcal as 10
lis Scientific Value.
81. TIE wrSpwARp RrruRSrDi
,..,,,,nt Tralnard Considers the
sotv eian ~ Isutriui, TOOL
hardy Adyen'urer.

ropr RILEY, Kansae, Aug. 10
,,,at. d. l.. Brainatd, OF tho second
airy who accompanied General
s,..l,y on his famous Arctic expedi'
'g,.nd was with that officer Ia the
~,,,bar,rdous OF his exploiis,is rather
s.,i,esl ns 10 tho value Of DR.. Nan.
~. discoveries. In n conversation
IN a fcrorier, Col. Btninard sni1i
'rss information contained In the
..-nnts OF Dr.. Nansen's return " -
n..Ssr. that 1 hesitate TO express an
..iniop a. 10 tho scope and value OF
y, work. viii say. however, that
\, tepsrt OF the return Of the Jack
..o.IIAtmsworth folloi vessel Wini'
ss,d from Franz Jof' land, within
cath from tho time OF her departure
,,,s England would seem 10 admit OF
save ,ioubta az to tho truth Of the
.i',v as the Winfwnfd could not
'.,,ennbly be expected 10 reach her
1..tipaiion and Iolutn short OF ten 10
lgelye weeks.
Hlfthe reports provo ttuo and Nan.
,,n IA returning, then hin Journey has
isdeed been n wonderful ono aud lie
S,,sfves the applause OF tho scientific
vefld !or the pluck and energy dis.
tl.yed by him under most trying aud
ENCOURAGING circumstances. 30 tar an
Ietn recall, no Arctic authority, ex-
ssp, one, treated Nanten's plan OF
niohing tho North POLE AZ sane and
i,sible one. To push tho Fran north
1.-The New Siberian IplRnda into tho
ley stni from which no voaiol had ever
scafed the clutches OF the Polar pack,
VS. regarded by those havingn knowl.
,ife Of tho subject "a hAaitdous In tho
utfemt-llmost tho wofk OF n mad
nan -und low expected Naueen ever
10 return alive; and l doubt " there
vefr auy who believed II possible for
he Fran TO long escape bsing crushed
IN the massive Ice OF that region. The
40 return OF NRnten ana the Fran,
huevef, will not change In ihe
slightest degree, tho opinion VI
rperts that Nsnsen's novel plan
q drifting into tbs North Pole
vas ioolnafdy and senteless aud that
is displayed lamentablo Ignorance Of
no dangers lurking In tho ueacheroua
~ pack"
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NEGOTIATION, coNTINUE
A special Commissioner Of the suiia
eaIf. tha fuaaut, uHufttf.a nauetunr

A Special Commissioner of the Sultan
Calls the Cretan Deputies Together.
NEw York, Aug IA special 10
the Herald iron Canea, Crete, ssyg
The deputies were called together by
the POflo's special commsnloner, who
received them Ia a mos, ffieudly man.
nsr. lie came az once 10 tbs point by
drawing their attention to the fact
that there were 10 tue demands they
hsd formulated, suvaral which were
detrimental TO, ANA were attacks upon
tho supremacy q tuo Sublime Porte,
aud that there would have 10 DO with.
drawn.
Tho truth Of thlsiu apparent In suoh
clnutus Tor Instance, 20 that whicn
asks for 1.-The power 10 make CONNER
clal tfoatiee. When this clause aud
others OF oimllnr nature, are with.
drawn. II IA quite probable that tho
reasonable demands viii be- granted.
The Greek government 10 at last ten
desing wito advlss n the deputies, aud
recommends them 70 coatinuu the ne
gotiations. This deputio, afe now IN
council. The Imperial commissioner
will probably giyo reply 10 the depu.
tier tnir weeE.
Your correspondent lust had an In.
teTviow with 5whwahianakie, deputy
from Canaea ani leader OF the
deputies. This result OF the oouver.
aatlon was 10 show that the situation
wss hopeful. The difference will bo
calmly considered.
This questions which will have to be
modified arc those II tho sanction Of
the appointment OF governor by tho
voters aud ine question Of votos, both
OF which can scarcely be accepted by
tho PoT,u, being detrimental to II,
dignity.
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n thu custom house. Ihat he hes uu.
otfihud txieutivc frauds unln tne
government 10 evidenced by the iac'
That three or moro tmri1yos nave htc1
uinaiistud from the service, anu others
have teen Indicted md are nwniting
trial Tor violations ot federal laws.
Tue iaigti testimony secured by the
oprolal agent df1ss INTO the scandal
G. Hector john "a. Wise and his con,
Harry Wise, the nut named telling ac.
cuscu Oh EuoWiug tuHt tN.CuiUet e.
Interpreter Dick williams was mailing
money w tnn Illegal landing o. chi.
negc, whilo the latter " accused Of
having accepted valuable ~ suuts
III m Williams nnd with au attempt 10
ali BIN 90 On tirltt 90 iHt.m dnto wit.
nrfsus. II h this now phase o. tho
fcandAi that is CAptctcd % bring 10 a
head the warfare that ba' baun wngod
between Moore ami Wise aud retuitcd
IN the removal Of one or tGu other OF
the two tiliclale.
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CHAT WITH JUDGE BAsKIN.
Only One Onlc, lie Would Accept and
That Is SSnalorshIp-Wlll
Mak, No Fight.

Judge Baskln In the most emphatic
ana uumistakable language today dis.
posed OF the idea tina. he would con.
sent TO becoming a candidate for either
Judicial position or the county at.
foraeyship.
10 a representative OF the NEWS he
said; sit IL simply idle TO talk about
II. II tho convention should noml.
nate INC for either place | would abso.
lutely decline 10 accept II. La the fltst
place have mad about all the Office
holding care for. And then my law
practice Is worth many linies more TO
me each year than what the salary
attaching 10 the iudgeship or attorney.
ship IL worth. | have been asked by
some OF my friends 10 make the race
Tor Congress hut nave told them II
was cut Of the qutstion-ihat / would
not consider it. Tue House OF Repre-.
svutallves Ia a bowling, uudignifiod
btur fnrisn and l don's care
10 belong TO IL. There iu
and would make no light for
that IL 10 n United States
senalorshlp. The Senate Is dignitisd
body Of btainy men aud man ooul1
make mark there"
"Nes," continued the Judge laugh.
idgly as the nowspaper man bowed
himself cut OF the office, III would
take tue ollioe Of senator and consider
II an honor. IL 10 a case where 1
could say 'Bttkis Il willin.'"
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aud return next morning 10 Bufiili
where we attend another meeting II
Dem0cfauc c'uhs. We remain IN
western New Yofk tho rest Of the
weok. We stay ut Chauiauqua over
sunday aud leave flr the West on
Monday.
Bryan will probably spenk q, Mcdl.
a, HotnelAvllle anu Jamestown alec.
MI. and Mrs. Bryan reviewed n troop
oil tho Unlted States artillery rs ~
pansed through here this mnrniog on
tue way 10 Paleuvllle to camp.
To-Day IA TO BE- eponi quietly, the
party driving this afternoon 10 Rhy inc
Clln nnd through Eiltflcy, the sum.
mcr home OF Governor Mortor. The
governor anu family are at thnlr lodge
In the Adirondacks aud tho house is
closed. Bryan viii probably rpeas IN
Pcughktopu.e, Pinaplhlnts or some
other placu IA this county before hu
lsnvts. Saturday the party win go
over to the Calekills Tor uay's OUT.
ing.
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Thurstan believes.

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-"Mr. Bry a's
word aces with me, and | shall be-
glad 90 TO state to the people OF this
country said John NJ. Thurston Of
Nobfsska, alter reading the hat footed
denial OF VIM. j. Bryan that he h or
has boon In tho employ Of silver mine
owners. "Mr. Bryan has denied tho
charges which were m ide by u Dem.
ocratic newspaper 4 have no hest.
tation IA declaring that believe
him"
Regarding Senator Stewart Of Ne.
vsda, who has taken up the oudgels In
hehali Of tho Democratic nominee,
Thurston said; "5lewart has arrived
nj that stage OF political second ohili.
hood that entities him to great consid.
GRAFTON, and DON'T think anything
further need 10 be- said ON that score"
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nrrunLIoAN vIoroRr.
ihur-ton q. Confident In tho Result oi
a yirorou. Campaign.

thur.ton q. csnai dent In tho Result OF
n vigorous Campaign.
CHICAGO, Aug. iO.-5enator- John
n ThurstOn OF Nebraska arrived here
"a foute for this East.
HAsfarhs can judge" no said, The
elBdlllons are altogether favorable Ter
Republican victory. l have spoken Ia
Wisconsin, MinnsaJta, Iowa and Kan
~, aud in nil those states / have
elme In contact with all the leading
Republicans Of each state; and they
elnhdently sxptct 10 carry one aud ali
u them. But | am freq TO say that a
vigorous campaign must be kept ~
uuul election day TO accomplish what
We hopo ami confidently hope u
tchisva In each QUO OF these states"
"Yes, we ate going 10 carry Nebfas'
tA,D eAid the funntoT Ia a most aHaur-
iug tone OF voice. "fhc farmers Ia
Nebraska arc not being carriud AWAY
with the tree silver idea. We have
hAd pSpuliHm out theTe for six yoars
ttd the iarmeTs who remained RsIuo.
leans during that tins will be found
% be Republicans this year Then Mf,
Bfyan IL not Row 10 us. ThOfo 10 nOlh.
itg in HE candidacy 10 eDdaDger Re.
publican success Ia Nebraska.
~ am now on my way to the East, -
aided the senator. III am scheduled
btlwo speeches In Vermont aud one
ia Malice. l shall leave Chicago to.
nouow at z O'clock" Then Senator
fhunton'a attention was invited Ia
Senator Slewarps lettsr.
"Yos," replied Senator Thurstop,
" have read hia letter but | do moi
Know whether shall write another
litter Ia reply to the one irom MIR.
Stewart. mndo frank aud oleaI
statement 10 the effect that had
imply read, while ON tho stump, an
editorial u tho ChioAgo Chronicle,
July IL, Ia which II was specially
charged that Bryan had been working
loi tue silver syndicate on u salary.
80 | asked MFR. Bryan, In behalf Of no
Interested public, TO answer whether
The charge WAS false or true. The
charge Is nm old one In Nebraska. II
has betn current ior two years nj least
md has never beon denied or explain
"a In any way by the Democratic eau
dldale.
"MT. Bryan has said he will MAXI
tnswer In due time. But he ought /,
nave been Rble 10 say yea or mt
Without delay or hseitau0n."
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TEE RIGHTS or AMERICANS
ST. Forth By on Eminent IlisTna-
tiOlal Lawyer.
spanish Authorities tn cub, Charged
Win Had Pain and Du.
piicity.

WAsuINoToa, Aug. l0.-Alexander
Porter Morse, one Of the best in,erna'
tional lawyert In the country, has 1lod
an important brief with the state dc.
partmont touching upon tho rights Of
American citizens In Cuba aud oharg.
ing the Spanish administrative author
lilies with bad faith anu uupllrlly 10.
ward representatives OF the United
States. Mt. MORSE IL acting Az counsel
lor Gustav lhchollou, and Oh tho briei
filed no will Daen claim against spain
for damages for Rlcholinu's arrest and
imprisonment by spanish authorities.
This brief ~ especially important be-
caute II applitH equally 10 oil Ameri-
onns VINO have already or may In tho
future suffer Hftttt IN Luba. Mi.
Morse, who Ia familiar with tho law Of
nations, Kpes exhaueiively into law
anu pfecoden,s TO prove mis- case. The
case OF Richelieu 10 thus bgitny set
Iorlh.
A fishing smack, bound from one
Hayden port 10 another, bearing two
half starved uenmon, entitled TO the
protection Of tho United States 10 forced
10y stress OF weather and lack oi food
Into Cuban port. They AT once TO.
port TO tue captain OF the port, produce
their papers for Inspection. explain
their distressing situation, nrd request
TO DO directed 10 tue United States
consul. Instead Of complying with
this request their boat was eelzsi anu
without hTraignment or service Of
iuuicial process, thoy were placed un-
der guard, conveyed TO prison anu
locked up. They asked 10 be conduct.
OF 20 the office Of tho United states
consul, but instead OF being directed
there thoy were sent unJer guard to
prison, Notwithstanding their earnest
protest.
Here they were confined In lOnlh.
come prison Ia COMPANY with the low
est description OF criminals, for sixty
! two days, under circumstances OF
| indignily anu outrage ON the part OF
tue spanish authorities when are
detailed In the memorials on filo In the
| department OF slate.
The United States consul made
earnest and repeated efforts 10 secure
their release but hia efforts were OF no
avail until after lapse Of long i'm.
prisonmgnt mentioned. Tho complain.
ants have consistently protested that
neither during tho times mentioned,
nor at any other time or place, have
they engaged la what IN called u NH.
clustering expedition against tho Span.
ish government, nor have thoy In any
way taken part la any revolutionary
movement Ia Cuba or elsewhere. And
no testimony Or proof WIS produced by
spain dufing their long imprisonment
showing or tending 10 show that they
had at nny tims or place engaged IN
such Unlawful acts.
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For colonies aud lieutenant colonies:
Evolutlons u tho regimen; extended
order drills. tho duuos % fold officer OF
tho dnv, tho proper administration Of
tho uilhirs OF tho regiment; tho knowl-
edge OF the Teglmontul books aud papers.
For Majors School OF the battalion.
extended order drill; small arms target
practice; duties Of hold officer Of the day;
tho proper administration OF tho affairs
Of the battalion.
For Captains: The school Of tho com.
pany; school u tho battalioui extended
order drill; manual Of tho sword: small
arms target practice; duties OF officer Of
tho day; and the proper administration
Of tho affairs uf tho company.
For IlenionAnta: The school OF the
soldier; school OF the conn any; extended
order drill; small arms target practice;
manual Of tho sword, dutios Of officer OF
the guard, and tho proper admlnlsira.
ton ~ tho affairs OF the company.
Tho examination ~ officers Of the stan
corps will be confined loa knowledge OF
their departments.
An examining board will convene, In
preliminary session, ut Salt Lake Ciy
August -, 1896 aud ~ such time. aud
places thereafter a. may DO necessary
aud designated by tho Commander-in-
Chief for tho purpose OF examining all
officers who may DO ordered 10 ropor. TO
IL.
Detail for the board-Col. c. $. Burton.
qunrtormasior general. l. Cut Col. IL. j.
Newman, nid'do-campi Liout. Col. n. G..
Navlor, assistant inspector general, Capt.
j. q. NysIrom, assistant Inspector target
practice,
The examination will DO by written
questions aud answers. Previous s0rvico
aud tho practical ability OF tho officers
will also DO considered.
Officers will be glyen three months,
from daio Of notification, for preparation
but may be examined sooner II they 30
elect,
Tho following.namod officers will re-
port a. once by lotlor 10 tho board, adj
dresslng thoir communication to Capt.
j. o. Nystrom, recorder OF examining
boardi
/. capt W, c, Jensen, lsooond ln-
.. Capt. f, b. Richards, Signal corps,
city.
3. Capt. r. A. NowburgoF, Second In.
iantry, Logan.
4. Capt A. J. Hanson, First Infantry
CanuouyillO.
8. First Lieut.. X, II. Fisher, First in
mntTy, city.
Q, First Lieut., II. II. sharkey, signal
corps, city.
Z. First Lieut., c, L. shelton, Second
infantry, Logan.
3, Fret Lieut. J. Il. Nelson, Second
inmutry, Logan.
o. First Lieut. @. W. Johnson, First
infantry, CannOuvllle,
10 Second Lieut.. Joseph Benson,
Second infantry, Logan.
II. Second Lieut., Il, Is. Carter, First
infantry, city.
H. second Lieut.. Goo. j. Goulding,
First infantry, CaunOnyillo.
49, Second Liout. Jas. l.. Mair, Second
infantry, Logan.
II. Second Lieut.. A. II. Steele. First
bauery, city.
by order of tho Commander-in-C Chief
JNo. ., CANNON, Adlutent' General.
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The Dog and Pony Show.

Prot. Gen,ry's tent was we'll allied
again lis. night, nearly every scat
being occupied, AMI judging by the
frequent applause ovory enc present
was thoroughly delighted with tho
acting Of the talented dogs and pouioG.
when II became known that It 20.
nuifgd eight mouiha 10 trhiu the dog
Dtu 10 turn back Bomefiaults, an Idea
can bn gained ne 10 how much labor
and patience must have been required
10 educate the entire company VI over
one hundred. Gsntry's chow IL one
that can DO attended with both pfont
and pleasure. Everything about 1.-The
exhibition 10 iitst.olass, tbs seats are
comfortable, and baud that II Tar
above the average disc uttos excellent
music before and during the perform.
nnce. There will be miIineu tor p.
l0R at $3.50 PIN.
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A Now Cniiir nisen.e.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a auocial to the
Globe Democrat from Ottawa, ILL.,,
says: Farmers In Brookneld town.
ship Just south OF Marseilles arc great.
ly excited over new disease which
has broken out there. The disease has
spread In three herds OF cattle OF 800,
anu many OF tho animals are hope
lessly blind and other are rapidly losing
their sight. DIR. Bemis, an Ottawa
veterinary called 10 SEQ thom. can
find nothing In the authorities relating
to the disease, which In each caHe
fleets tho pupil Of tho eye. IL may
be necessary TO have oil the affected
cattle killed to prevent the spread OF
the peculiar mslady.
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TOPEKA, KAN, Aug. l0.-Slx cars
OF Rurg lslsnd STOCK train wero de-
rallied i've miles west OF here this
morning aud tour white mon riding In
tho feed box underneath dne OF the
cars were crushed h death. Tho head
snd limbs we're com pletely torn from
Que Of tho bodies. La tho clothing 10.
maining on ono ditmembered trunk
nothing was found to identity tho per-
son. Pspefa found In the clothing Of
tho other bodies Identity them ~; II.
II. Mendnnhall, Summsrvillu, Mich.
b, II. Mnes, OnyE. Oklahoma; George
n. Garfield, Jacksonville, Ills, OF
Kansas CITY, Mo.