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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-28
MILITIA BUGLE BLASTS.



Tho following was Issued yesterday
aiternuon from the huadquailuu VI tho
National Quart, ~ general orders No.
The following appointment Of ON.
cots In tho Nnlional Guar O., ana uU0n
the stan Of tho CominanIef.iu-Chiei 10
announced;
Flfs,-Bfig..Gen. John q. Cannon,
10 b. aJiutaut.EcnuTal, with tho
fauk Of brigndiergoneral, from April
b, 1898.
secoad-CoL T.. W. Tall1cs, to bo
inspectot-geuefal with the rank Of
colonel, from April 8 10 May IS, 1896.
ThiTi-C. 3, Burton, 10 bs quar-
tUrmastrrgs nurhl, with the rank q
colonel, from April D., 1893.
Fourth-Colonei Il. !. stevens, n be
cOmmislnfy.gcu with the rank Of
colonel, IRON April o, 1896.
Fifih-MsIor q. a.. Prnro8r, 10 be
surge u.grnttal, win tho rank %
colonel, from Apgil o, 1896.
HiEtu--NOhlo Watrum Jr., 10 DO
Iutgr'advuuato general, with tho rank
of colonel from April o, 1896.
Seyentu--Col, r.. W, ntIocE, 10 b.
general Inspector Of target practice,
With the pnR Of colonel, from May %,
1895,
Elghth-lIonL.CuL n. W. Claw
ton, 90 be- aldc.de camp, with tho
rank OF llCutouantoJlonul, from Aprli
., 1890
Ninth-Heufy J. Newman, 10 be
aide-dc'camp, with the rank Of lleuien-
ani.c0lon6l, from Apfil o. 1896.
TeuIh-Ihn resignation VI Col. ".
w. VlIlocy OF his appointment AZ In.
speet1rgourral Is accepted, 20 take
elect May 20, 1895.
by order W the C0mmandef.in.
Chief JOINS q, CASSON,
Auiutauf.tisneTai.
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DENvUu, May gT--A special 10 the
Republican from Grand Junction,
Colo, snyt.
The boiler Of engine so. li2 on the
Rio GraDdo Western exploded this
UyeulnE while pulling q freight train
between Helper and ihls city nj q
POINT thirty mllc8 west o Green River
Mst Com bell, CONDUCTOR az old.ime
western man, auj Harry saulisbuty,
brakeman, were kllIuI, an Engineer
kIuOli aud Fireman lOm Badef Hufl.
Ously and probably fatally injured. a
special train lu't this city OF $40 y. M,
ami will Return at midnight win the
Victims. Conductor Campbell b. we'll
known here, where be- anu his family
reside. He YVES making his lnst tIlp
over THE division previous 20 bglng
tfausiUrlUd 90 Ogden.
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Herman. Va writts 60 Miss Lhrseu,
Cousin OF one ot the Miss.
tug Girls.


iug Ctris.
Hormans wrote the following letter
q Mas LaTsen, cousin 81 Mics Samuel.
Hln, IN Ctgokstoni Minnesota, Match
~, 1896:
Dear Llua;-I will now send you a Few
limos as ! promised, aud lot you know
thai my health is good aud that tho Lord
is with me, aud DO ask you 10 you hayo
heard any. hing from Auulo. I don't uu.
ders aud why she has done mo 10 much
wrong, but / hupU you hAy8 heard from
hOr before ibis. Whom ! roach Chicago
/ shall try 10 mud lltdn. 10 possible, be-.
cause j nm almost sufU that 10 is his fault.
IL might bo that Annlo has met some
other rascal, but do hupO that this is not
10, and probably she Is moro happy Than
1 can Imagine.
have now boon Ia Butte, Heiona,
Wilson uud Grand Forks These
places arc IN Montana aud North Dnko.
"a, aud am now Ia CroOkItun, MINI.
atn horo among my relations aud irl0uds,
ana ! iupl vol, but AnuiD tB often in my
thoughts, ] am very glad that my con.
science ls clear; have never thought
anything Olig than To do Auulo good, aud
u 10 goes wrong for hor !. u hor own
fault,
shall loavo hero Tor Minneapolis noxt
wanls. and thall DO very thankful 10 you
II you will send mo u few liueans answer
To- this letter ~ soon ~ YOU receive this,
s1 can htyb 10 whom / roach Minucap1-
lis, because J intend 90 stop thore about a
wool, or more,
herewith send you an addressed on-
vGlupo with stamp so you eau tOud your
letter iu that. Please hn good nul lut mu
know n thuro IL any u0wH Ia salt Lake
city, and how people icol now.
look upon you now, Lima, nitor this.
uB % dear iri0nd, and hope 90 hear from
YOU, AMI TINT our friendship may grow
deeper, Please give my best regard 60
Anulg swHnhnrg.
Your faithful friend,
H.. uIuAiAN.
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Notes.

Two hundred ami icrty.nine fish.
eating birds were killed on Utah Lake
by tue Provo porlsmon In their raid
iasl Tuesday.
The following officers have been
elected by tue Gardun CITY Lodge No.
10, Is. OF T., Tor tue ensuing ak
mOnthg George n. Storey, T.. c.; h..
J. B1ofey, V. g.; John W. McAuAm,
T.. C1 II. WatU, NJ. OF W.; &. W..
Barnes, NJ. at A.; n. n. OltoB, I. a.;
II. q. Blumuntnal, o. q.
jos. /. Bullock brought Ia a sample
o. ute taken from threU-'oot vein 10
the Deceived lode, located a mile aud
a halt east Of Silver City, Tiutic. An
assay showed 1884 ounces silver aud
~. - gold.
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O'Connor, aged IL, run over by coal
trails driven ny the wind.
Tue following Ihb1fnrs working on q
four story iron ifnms 40 l. gguit q
Neycra' cigarette factory are lniurpI'
Patrick Tracy, riEht hand iotn Oh
Jamps lahuary, hurt Internally; John
TO0my. internally injured, 7. Jgscph
Boyd, icg bloEan, spine hufg Mike
LLOYD, Internal injuries; PntficB kuuN
internally; James ileuaham, internal
irurlrs, James LslnihuH, eyes uul
out, enIp wounds, Thomas Grniih,
bin im1fc David Lewis, head and
ioIy cut; CUf0line Roland; Albert
phli1. lex aui aukle broken; Albert
sChut, Deg end arm broken.
AZ tins CITY uoWrAL.
Harry Oucr1r, Laurence Cildtes',
Mary Fuu4n, nll three badly CUT AMI
bfuisc sixty uaupCrs, more or loas M
lureu.
EAST So LOUIS VICTIMS.
Chnrlss Waite; wilnsm surroEMrs.
Stock; J. a. poftsg l. RiChnfdson,
nagm4u Tor tue NhnIa b. tnilrDuI;
Amelia AumE John Roam; Scott
urywalj; priyr Wn.mfiof; John An
acf-gr. Mrs. RtucU; lsmms Sullivan;
jacob ltlulzu, u. j. iErIckict; Michsci
kIIta; Tics. Krvnt; Ben tauri
William Farrell; Fnus McC1rmacb;
J11prn Fmuk; tX.p8llccmau Thomas
Gunin aud family ~ tnfee; Frank
Rose; Robert Bland, John Valentine;
CITY Collector David &. Page anu
wife; Phillip Bticklur Jr. AMI mother;
Judge Faux, Nandali0, He; Mfs.
Nsucli; Oh the h1arIers at the Marteil
Houa.. except Judge Hope Of AliUOn,
Ill.,; blr and Mp. john Hnyos; Wi.
liam Hryef; nil b0rtofs u the fremont
a use, ua.lmatrd NJ 10; Miller Mitchell;
Wiiuam Mitchell; william Sullivan
aud wife, Mic. John Reed;
Patrick Dean aud family OF ais;
John Buchau; Edward U'Bron; Jonu
Brccu; Ida CtndIur; Mfs. Roo Albert
y olkmat; Mitchell; John sullivan;
William Hickey. sou OF Nfs. lda
lsuruo; Henry WATERMAN; jacob |
korcfUy, anu forly.0nu unidentified
dead.
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Nnnlh AlrIcnn Union.

LONDON, Mby ~ "A CapUtown dis-
patUn 60 tue Times Bhyt. Dr. w. j.,
LcedT, secretary NJ state, aud deuutni
Juubun, vice-prusIdnut o. the south
African republic, are visiting Bloom
i1nisin 30 be present Mt the debate IN
thu NOlksfsad Of the Orange froe slate
Of D proposition Tor % closer union with
the South African republic.
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The cares Of James McGfogor Va the
5ilvot King Mining company and
Crescent Miniug mp,ny We silver
klug Mining company were buing
argued before the supreme court ut
press time this Afternoon. la the above
cases Justices Zane anu Bartoh being
District Judges Street and
Richie were called 20 sit In their Btoaj.
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PROVO.
DemocraIIe ronnty rOnyenIIon.

The Democratic county convention
opened this morning at 1880 In the
Opera house, and was called 10 order
by Hou. ABel J. Evans, chairman Of
tho county central committee, Ofson
Greer Of Spanish Fork was named ~
The temporary chairman. He made an
euco uragiug speech and urged the
election Of delegates T. the state con.
ventiOn who we're IN favor Of the FREQ
coinage Of silver ut 10 to /. Miss
Merry Brown was elected Temporary
secretary. The complete temporary or.
lnni1 ton was being effected at the
time Of mailing this letter. The object
OF the convention IL to elect sixty.four
delegates 10 the state convention beld
IN Salt Lake June Gu. There was a
large representation Of ladies notice.
able among the delegates.
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sALr LAKE eLrAnINu nougr.

IOday'a clearing house exchanges
amounted TO s270,0BO. Same day last
year, Decoration Gay.
rODAY'a QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silver, IS ], lead, $500.
LOudon.-Silyor, 81 ,.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo q 60. received today;
Penn. bullion, gl.607.
w. $. Mccormick d Go. received to.
day: silver ana lead ores, S2l 900;
cyunid,s, 81 100. Total, Sg3. $50.
II. II. Jones q 20. received today
Ores, slli7OO; bullion, $1,000. Total,
$40
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DEEvER, May 27.-"rhnre II no
Prospect at present % uettlemtnt Of
the strike 81 the northern Colorado
coal mluprs ana th0 conditions are
most serious ssid W. X klclt, state
lhblr commissioner wuJ returned
from the scenes ni the trouble today.
"rhu mon are determined 20 remain
out anu rick the consequence, while
the operators arc persistent Ia their 81.
iuri8 o. have work Resumed 10 all the
mines in the uiatrict. Tue total mum.
Der OF men affected by tue strike 10
clofc on Co 4OJ.U
Ihs Mar6nail Coal company Ia sllll
determined 90 tvict tho miners and
thoiS families n the men do not return
" wors W next Monday.
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Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth,
Nineteputh, rweuiy.socOnd (west
branchl, rwenty.third, and Deal
Mules, also Center, FafmorF, Forest
Dale, Big Cottonwood, Blun Dale,
Brighton, East Crescent, Gfanite,
0mngor, Mil Creek tuorth brauch),
Murray, Pleasant View, Pleasant
Green, I}ivutton, South Jordan, Union,
West Jordan aud Taylorsviile.
.. VI. FAIRY, Buc'y.
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asts that the general be arraigned on
the rrouHd thst ho attacked tho Aye.
sluiaus on January 3lth from ineXcus-
able m0tivts and under circumstances
tbat rendered defeat inevitable. II IL
also stated that he abandoned his COM
mand for two days, thereby falling 20
give tlie orders required Tor lessoning
the C0ugcqI fences Of deieaL
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Home From England.

Last evening We had a pleasant call
from Elder Frederic roholss OF the
First ward OF ,fi8 city, who has bsou
on a mission In Great Buain TOT two
yssrs past. He Lett this city on Aptl
n, 1894, and returned yesterday, May
~, His missionary labos were per.
formed ga tho Leods conference OF the
British mission, whore he met with
GOOD success aud klul treatment, anu
" hefu the prospects OF the Work arc
excellent. Elder Suholps had good
health nud enjoyed Tia labors IN the
mission nsli. Tue journey home was
pleasant Throughout.
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dillop; two or Three died after being
received at The hospital.
In comparison 70 lie ulze the fatalities
and suffering OF Easl g. Louis greatly
exceed those on this side OF the river.
A larger part Of the central portion
OF the city IL raseJ TO the ground,
while on the 1ais along the river bank
north OF Ends bridge, not n house 10
left standing. The lots Of life is terri.
bic. Scarcely one family seems 10 have
escaped without some member being
killed, while many households were
wiped out Of existence. A ronpuryntivg
estimate Of the dead there II placed ~
100.
The Catholic church Of 81. John Of
Nepomio was dem iilahei except the
front, which stanus like \ tower.
Roy ID. Moore, the Nandalih ffeiHht
clerk, was caught In the wreck Of the
freight office with about thirty othefF.
lie was pinned In near six others who
were all taken out alive. As 10 tue
twenty-five others he could not cay
what became OF them.
Horace Trump was ut tho bedside OF
sick sister, yenf.Old.baby In bic
arms and 4.yentold daughter ne8f
on tho floor, when the storm struck
the house. rbo baby aad the l.yenr-
old daughlt we're instantly killed,
Mrs. Trump is considerably bruised.
Standing on the vladuct bridge NJ
midnight, one could hear the ngJuz
ing screams Of the wounded. AZ
O'Clock last night a special train was
sont TO Belluvllls for hto engines 10
assist IN fighting the Gre.
TENTS FOR THE noMELEsa.
wAsuNaroN, u. g., May 2s.- The
following resolution was prsteulud iu
the House today by JOY Of BIZ Louis
anu adopted:
abe II resolved, by the Senate AMI
House Of Representatives In C0ngTres
asft mblud, that the ftCTgtsfy % war
DO and 10 hereby authorized 90 lend the
mayors OF ~. Louis. under euCh rcpu.
laiions and restrictions ~ be may eco
proper, a sufficient number OF touts Tor
temporary shelter Of such oluzsuH as
may have Loaf their homes by tue tor
nado yesterday
When tho resolution reached the
Senate, unanimous consent was given
70 take Il ~. Senator Nost said Mis-
souri, was able 70 take care Of her PEG.
PIE, ami later reports had shown that
the fret reports OF tue TERRIBLE calamity
hal been exaggerated. no SAID 10
would 90 no harm ~ pats tho rcsOlu'
ilOn, however.
The resolution was changed from
concurrent to joint aud passed.
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ROME May 91-rhn demand ijr
the authority o. tue Chamber VI Dep.
utlcs 20 prosecute Con. Bnra Ter, the
ltalian commander responsible fur the
defeat HuHtaiurd by the Italian army
nc Adowa, has boon published. 10
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AYERS PILLS
lt,,t,,o, l.o,o,a NJ ,yo,t,,,. r.t-

While In Stockton, Cal, somo time
ago, Thos. +. Laugan, OF Los Banos,
that state, was taken very severely
with cramps and dinffhOea. lie
CHANGED TO meet Mr.. G.. NJ. Carrier.
who WAS eimilaflv f M cited. He ssy,:
II told him Of Chamberlain Cole.
Cholera and Dlerrhoch Remedy, and
We went TO the Holden Drug Store and
procured u bottle of 1t. II gave Mr..
Garter prompt fellri and can v0uch
for liz having cured mo-" Fottalo by
Druggists.
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body, and as d clnu0, go any place else,
more uf lssa NJ d gets into the blood,
That constipation n b. such a wonder.
fully simple ,Hug that people do not regard
% seriously They lee 10 run ON let II grow
wurr. become chronic 1rd show itself an
over thu bod. Zoo 80y ways before they con.
slider b. important Constipation causes
nine toutls of 800 human ailments. lg hfst
symptom do uot seem very serious hut
even u.g 4rs very dlslEfryINlr. a Few OF
them af. HuHT stomach, NatulrugH heart.
burn, d.r.. amer eating foul breath
coated tongue d. ilHrs. palp,Uiior of Che
huu SICK auH bilious huldtuhrs. general
las.IIula sud debility When amy of these
symptom. show themselves. yUu should
Immediately take Ur Pierce. Pleasant l0l
let. according foo directions IHryHrn tiny
tuFltuHIird uuUuIgr made 0H purpose 20
curr constipation They DO this perfectly
ruu quickly aul they ar. thD 0uly pIgplH
zion iu the world that win DO it There are
f,estp of medicine that win give relief as
long AZ you Keep on taxing them but Won
SAINT stop. They don't cure they give
merely temporary relief Doctor rigrces
Pleasant Pellets give immediate relief and
pIqdVce . fsJhIalsU cue,
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No Wnrl Meellnes.

Aalhg general annual conference OF
Tue Y. AZ. NJ. I. A. OF the Church VIII
be- In sesslon on Sunday, May 3lst, the
Bishops OF he several wards IN Bal
Lake Cily Are requested not 10 hold
meetings 900 thu evening, hut 20 lIyue
the people 10 attend the con trfrnce.
JAAiEs ID, ElWHNg,
C.efs OF STAKE.
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The National Life
Insurance Company S
Policies are tho best issued. Compsre them.
GEo. % ALDER, General Agent.
1l'so' Mccormick Block,
sAls Lake CITY, Utah.


FOR tho Toaf cudihg December ~. isli, of the
condition Of the National Life Insurance
Comrany Montpelier, Vermont made TO ths
secretary % state ~ The state ~ Utah, la par.
hunnpo ni Tho laws relating 10 Insurance
companies
The name and locality Of the com.
panY. National tifo Insurance
Company Nontpolsf. W.T..
Tho amount OF ~ capital stock
The amount q ". capital stost
paid up 49, .....,.s........N lt
The amount of 10 nssots ls....... iI2,ll,.5j8 q
The amount uf ils liabilities Ilns
clualns capita, l6.......... !95oLoa u
10. over an .labiliuos ls...,........ Leans 80
reading On THIS state, uuou
whom service Of process 10
any riyl acton against SAD
company may Do made is Geo.
H. NtHr, SAT- Lake city Utah,
Ths rgge,pl, during tgs sar were 1gootiI o.
we're ......-....-............. 2.l9J5a 90
STATE or Nuuogr.
County VI Washington.
Charles Dewey. Precedent. boing duly sVorn
uupo'cH and says that no IL tho above described
umrcr nt tmd tomIany, AMI that the FOREGOING
statement Of ne poherM condition u asid
r0mpanY on SAID thirty nrsi day 81 December
1888, 40 correct according 60 tho heft OF his In,
formation AhoMclGe aud lniirl, IcapectiyelG
CHARLES DEWEY,
subscribed aud sworn to before ne thls g5tb
day Of Nay, A. ~ 1870.
SEAL A. ~ CUTLER,
Notary Public.
stain on IIAH,
once Of ths Secretary Of state
!, James o. Hammond, secretary Of state ~
tho state Of Titan. DO hereby certify that mo
above AMI ioreEoiuE BE- fun, true aud correct
copy OF the annual statement Of the general
CONDITION OF tho above named Insurance Com,
pany, nlcd IN my ONCE on the glth day III NAV.
isl, ~ pursuance OF the laws OF this state re'
lAtinF O. Insurance companies.
ln witness whereof, ! have hefeuntn set my
hand and ntfiNed the rfeat seal
Of The state Of utAh, al salt Lake
lnLALl CITY, THIS 9Th day vi NAV leo
j. H. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of state
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IoIbiD.

JoHNsoN Al WtEan. Lancashire. England.
March No. l-lH, James stephen, son vi Wi.
liam aud Llifabcth johnson, aged fifteen
months. Miicnniai star.
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KEwASA, llls, May ga terrible
wind aud electrical storm passed.
through this section early this morn.
ing doing great damage; several peg
pic nfo reported killed.
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The Coming Carnival.

The voting contest is now engaging
tho attention OF the Carnival mabsg.
etc, u now requiring m5st Of their
time In the Afternoon 10 count the
votes. Last evening the vote stro1;
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WEATHER AND TEMPERATURES.

Ttewetther forecast Tor tomorrow
IA Officially put f.rln by Ouegyor
smith today, is far and Temperature
,tator9Fy. T0dny's temperature is
ihowL Ia tho fac smile lhermgmelur
given below.
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Stake 5. S. Reports Wanted.

Sunday school reports Tor the guar.
te, endiug Maroh 81, 1896, have moi
been received from the wards named
below. SuperinlouIouts viii pleaie
nave them forwarded As coon a. POS.
slble' Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
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MY CHOICE FOR QUEEN.


This coupon entities holder 20 ono vote
Tor queen af tho Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake city, july md, jnd and ith,
1870.
Al counties in tho Sta'o will DO Invited
10 Join in tho Carnival Pageant aud to
choose Queens of tholr several counties
ia represent thoir delegations. who viii
10 received by tho Carnival queen ~ tho
Throne as guests of Honor.
49, :,
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Cut this ont and sond 10 executive
committee, room 90 Atlas Block, city.
49, 'ss' ~ 400
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The Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York.
RICHARD A. MoCURDY. President
WILLIAM 81. DOLLGNER.
District Manager for usAh'
55-56-57 Commercial Block,
Salt Lake City.
ANNUAL STATEMENT

NNNCNL . ~ ! EmtNi
For the year ending December "A. 1875, Uf ne
condition OF tho MUTUAL Life Insurance CON.
pany of Nsyy YorF, made IN the secfetar, u
State u tue STATE " Utah, In pursuance vi The
laws relating To Iusuranru conUaniua
Nh, ,,,,,,,,,,,t a.. ..,..
The amount Of H. car. vaplth
ttAl stock paid mi s'oeAs
The amount OF it, Ataets la.. glll,e ll,i4l y
The amount Of IL uaht1tiea
Unnluaing rapitAD is,.., IgLsl1,l5i IS
The amount Of ~ net surplus
over all liabilities H...'.... .d,sJU,ssl b
The name OF ita agent or Attnrs
nry. reading In this state.
upon whom service OF pro
Ctss In any civil action
against sad company may
be made l. William NJ DOLL.
YER
The Tocoipts during tho year
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ANormER cEctosE.

ponnsyiNRnia Receive. the Fatal
Messenger.
hSDERsoN, Ind, May ga storm
struck this city last hight, iniuting
several people ant doing t.6O,Oln
damage. Toe buildings " the Amuri.
can sirawboatd company, the Audtr.
sou Bicycle company, the National
Tin Plate company, aud tue rrts0y-
tUtlau Oh uTch were blown down.
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CEsrRALtA, Ill.,, May 2S. The
storm ilst uIIut rsrae1 through south
lllin0li AMI sptoa destruction over a
large extent U, Territory west, south
aud southeast OF Coutfulia.
The New Baden villlgu on the Alr
Line railroad west OF CeutralA was
completely wiped out, ouly six houses
remaining.
Thirly-slx lives were lost there. At
New Madrid, southeast OF this city
seven porsoun nto reported killed anu
thirty Injured. The cyclone puThued al
easiofly course, taEiLg lu tho villagts
OF lfvingtOn, itiuhyiow, Ashley, Boyd,
nnd DIX. Houses were blown down
ami persons killed NJ all these places.
IL "a estimated that In the counties
o. Clinton, Washington anu Jefferson,
nhy lives have been Lost. All wires
are down.
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iSJuREp

Among the Injured are: Tom Car.
toll and Joseph Leland, sought shelter
u doorway ana were iliufUu by the
iytng wrrckage; Abbey Iutka, 81.
L1ulF; julius 5Haiier, Injured inter-
ually, not expected 10 i've; Harry
SMITH, Nokomle, HIS, badly Injured;
Charles street, Newport, Atb,, Ia u
ieri5us condition; Louis Miller Burn
vile, Mo, badly huT; Peter Hall,
seriously jlrea; Maud n. Tinker,
Danville, WIS, believed 10 be fatally
ujureg; j, w. nnkeh NJ. /. Tinker,
!. l.. Tinker, all Of Waterloo, liz; iu.
urrs OF M. 1, Tinker Hsgigus; Patr.0k
Mcmahon, serious DEulses on the tod F,
Ben Brennan, badly huU; john
BalBiBs, badly hurt uucOnaciOuI; j..
l.. Holkamp, confusion about face apo
ltad, sgTi1us; Jamua CaHway, uatly
injured by rouy ana shoulder; Pedro