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NEW YOEK, May GA dispatch to
the Herald from Buon0B Aytos says.
The HeIn d's correspondent In
MbnaOs, Brazil, SENDS w0;d that u boat
arriving there from lquilos, Peru,
brings news that Colonel Brminarlo-,
loader VI the movement ~ make the
department u Lofet0, Peru, an indie
pendent state, has called into the field
all persons able ~ carry aTms, Colonel
s6minaTi0a has raised about {, 1900 men
70 resist the troops Of President Plerala.
They hHve only old style arms. a
small steamer has been aimed TOT ser
vice ON the Amazon river. 5eminaflus
has Issued a proclamation declaring
the Independence Of the new state,
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ior chairman and the "fogulars" want.
ed John g.. Held. Undet the rules Of
The territorial committee, which were
ead t. be In force, Held was nnmoi
by the tecfeiary Of the committee.
Things were approaching a climax
when Buguee arose to make speech.
He was suddenly stricken with o. c.
pIexy au1 diei two days later
The convention then split up and
held separate meetings. Tue regular
party elected Thomss y. Novel; and
q. 3. Johnson, delegates; Harrison
Bostwick A. &. Van Doren, alter.
nates.
The regular delegates are unlnstfuct.
cd aud arc gold men. The platform
demands a delegate In Congttss.
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MOLINE, H., May ga stranger,
apparently a travelling mau, 80 yoars
Old anu six ieus higu, weigh, about go
poun1r, brown muuHtacut, was found
SUNDAY morning sitting Ou wall uy
toe sidewalk on Biun street with his
throat cut from car 10 ear. A trail OF
blood several bl1ukG iUug lui 10 hia
discovery. AZ the police station he
gave tho name " J. NJ. short, u
rexas,and ho enii he hsd Jumped from
d RUcE leland train the night bui0rr 10
escape man VINO tried to murder
him, but no refused 10 talk furhgF.
=. bloody pocket k1iio Nas found 90 Hla
pocket, also 81 anu two gold watches.
Ills throat was sowed up aud ho was
taken u a hospital aud may recover.
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PiTIsuuRU, Ia, May 25.-As tho
time TOT tue nnuonal prohibition con.
voution approaches, the prospect VI n
bitter light over the money PLANK la.
crtases. Samuel DicEic, chairman cf
the national central committee, said 10.
day tho adoption OF the free silver
plank viii cJst tho party 100000 votes.
On the other hand, tx.G1vrrnUt John
IA. ~. John Of kansas, tays;
"lf Mckinley IN Nominated nt 30.
Louis anu the Democrats adopl gold
STANDARD plank at Chicago, the prohibits
ton candidate tor President Will stand
q good chance Of election, Il We adopt
a lice oliver plank"
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Send in Your Designs

The general committee on entertain
ment OF the International Association
Of Fire Engineers, who meet ia thls
city Augu't lOth, 1890. hereby extend
TO those willing to assist the @ mmittru
an invitation TO submit design Tor q
badge 70 DO wora on that occasion,
emOlemRtic Of tho ASSOCIATION a. well
O. the Stale OF Uluu, sui forward said
design not later than June lUlh, 1886
20 Louis Coin, chairman ggnrrl
cgmmitIue,
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IDAHO LANDS.


BOISE, Idaho, May 20, 1896.
To tho Editor
The Idaho land contest, In which
the Peoples Canal company protested
against the withdrawal Of certain lands
covered by iheir canal IN favor Of tho
American Falls company, has been
settled today. All the lands under the
People canal o. that can DO wRtsred
by said canal are thrown open 10 the
public. Intending settlers would DO
well to come at once 10 BAokflol,
ldah0, ami make selections OF their
lands, Water right In tho Psoplos'
canal can DO worked out during tho
summer Very respectfully,
u. CLUFF, President.
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CATEisnt Ihst HermHns wore In MS
laboratory Nhumrd.

GATElsnt IhHt usrmana wore In nj.
laboratory iNhamrd,
Al an early hour this morning Chief
Pratt Dispatched an eKcayAting party
under Detective Januty 10 the base
menL ut the church, whUro they untll
noon piled their labors with much zeal,
spurtod on by ne expectation Of OBJ
tanning additional clues. A vast
amount Of egTtu was removed and a
number OF bones found, some Of which
were partially burned amt Ia such a
condition AS 10 make II impossible
10 tell whether they were human or
not, OthorB were plainly Tec0glizBd
No being those OF beavers and fowls.
The place seemed 10 be veritabln
boau yatd. A certain spot Of apparent.
ly "muub-uATtL"-H1il that bore
evidences OF having been disturbed at
a date not very remote was discovered
IA tho coal chute beneath q cellar
stairway, Into this the party dug and
not more than twelve or fourteen
iuGhus below the surface woman'a
sh1G-that isi the sole anu hsel-was
fouul. 10 was Of tbs stylish loot
wear order ana may or may
not have been Miss Ciauseu,s.
The upper wai entirely missiug.
THE removal OF another Hhovelul or
TWO Of dirt brought forth very damsg.
ing evidence In che shape OF pair Of
Ulb luiEh CUT oVerAlls whioh, II 10
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nrazli DofenseIszs against the New
Warships Of Tier Neighbars.

- 800
NEW York, May 26.-A telegram
irsm the Homll's correspondent In
RIO 10 JanuiTo, Brazil, says the
mini5ttr OF naval affairs has prepared
n memorial oalling the attention Of tho
country 90 tho biz warships ordered by
ChiiB and Argentina and pointing out
that Brazil h ueiUnseleas against them.
Ia visw OF loday'b celebration Of tue
Independence Of Argentine, tho pref.
dent has paruunUd several pTls0ntrf.
Fifteen thuustni members OF Italian
soCiutlus have marched IN review be-.
fore the president aud cabinet TO show
their loyalty 10 tho republic, WhiCu
had shown 70 much sympathy for
Italy when ahe was meeting disasloTs.
IA order 10 prevent auy feeling Of M
Will on the part Of Spanish residents,
the men Of the U. 4, 8. Castiue viii
not march ia tOmOfrOws procession.
Only the officers VI the Lancaster anu
Cas,inu viii take part In the parade.
After being Ia tue hands OF various
United B.atea zinistofa Tor the last
tNeniy years, the claim u the family
OF w. j. hale, Tor Illegal impuaou
ment IN Rosario, has heen settled
through Minister BaohsnRn, This
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MADISON, Wis, May 23.--Gen.
Lucluu Fairchild, communicable.
chief " the Loyal Legion, aud cx.
commandrt-in-ohioi Of the q. a. r.,
dioi NJ $40 tonight at his residence IN
this city. Gen. FeiTohild has suffered
from inu Effects Of tho ggIp Tor several
week., Gul IA month ago the Rilment
WAS complicated with kidney troubles.
Until ave days ago Il was thought no
would teu1vu. Al noon today there
was a change Tor the worse. and At
O'Clock ho sank into comatUse condl.
tiuu aud did not regain CONSEQUENCES.
His wife aud daughters were present
when tho end came.
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KANSAS CITY, May 2i-Rov. Fran.
cis Herman, whose name h connected
with the dissppeaTance Of two Salt
Lake girls, Au1 who II said 60 have
started for Kansas CITY May 4, has,
M far a. can DO learned, LEFT no trace
Vsfe. Careful inquiry al police head.
quarters and IN church circles Ia which
lac would most likely have been idsuti-
He'd, reveal nothing that would indi.
cate that no had been here, or At least
mAle any extended stay ia tho ulty.
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DEs MousEH, Iowa, nay ej.-A
heavy wind and rain storm prevailed
over central Iowa last night aud now
Information comes that the severe
blow turugd Lotto a eye no nesT Va.
iutia aud Buu1utunt, nitccn miles east
u here. Nearly ali telegraph wifes
are down, rendering confirmation Of
thisfumof immposGiblo at this writing.
There are many waHhOuts along the
Chicago Great Western railroad. No
reports Of lolh Of life or extent Of dam
age by the cyclone have M yet been
received from any source.
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CnICAUD, May 2j.-A storm Of un.
usual severity struck Chicago NJ 2.l5
O'Clock this morling, Easements la the
down town district were nJOded and
considerable damage was done. Dur
lug tho snort space VI ten minutes from
g!-D Co $3.50 nearly nu inch Of water
fell. The storm was accompanied by
terrific thunder aud lightning. The
sewers were unable 10 carry away the
water ns fast as II fell aud the streets
became flooded Tor time. The storm
came OF about the hour when the
papers were preparing 10 20 to pres.
The prUss rooms VI nearly all the great
morning dhilios were Hooded, nuccsBi.
tltiug the calling VI assistance from
the IRE department. IL 10 feared much
damage has been done through the
city by tho heavy downfall.
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CHICAGO, May GA quarrel over
lnn oents resulted I'm the killing Joseph
haooroek at South Chicago last night
do was SHOT three times la the head
by Nonzel iEisenheimeT, u neigh,
Dor. HacOTOCk sent his young
son with ten cents 20 buy n PAL oil
beer. The boy on the way TO tha Ca
loon Lost the money under a Sidewalk
where u was found by one OF Eisen,
haimer's children. This fact was dis.
covered by the Hasooroek family who
insisted on tho return Of the oUiu. A
row onsuod during which Eisenheimri
drew u revolver with the fatal result
above stated. The murderer waa cap.
luTed anu locked up.
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e PREsCOI1, Arls,, May 9i.-Schlatter
tue healer pnesed through kirkland
valley, thirty miles from Prescott. 10.
day, The citizens OF the valley offered
him food and lodging, but hs refused
tIacoept either. He stated that he
was going 10 tho EldorRdo mountains
In eouihern Nevada, lilo was travel.
Ing blone ON white mule, aud suld
no subslaied entirely on hoTbH and
mats sleeping out Of doors AZ night,
lie seil he would not perform any
more healing for year.
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Moscow, May 2i.-Li Hung Chang,
Tue special envoy 90 the emperor %.
China 90 the Coronation 0t tho car,
tus submitted i0 no interview on the
subject Of his mission In Russia ami iu
other Western countries which he Will
visit when BIO leaves Russia.
He said that no iuttn Iud 90 70 90
America n'tof visiting France and
England. The cole mission iutfustc o.
nimi he continued, apar from the C0f1.
uauou, was 20 study ths European auf
American syatumu OF government, with
a view TO introducing foreign customs
~ ChiBn.
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4 ChiId Severely Injured.

Special Correspondence 70 tho News.
PLEASANT Grove, May il.-Lcon,
aged olshi year., sun Of 4. II. Smith,
WAS thrown from horse hero yusiur.
dry striking upon bic head. The little
follow ttmaiuuI unconscious Tor twelve
hlun when lr rallied somewhat al.
though be- slil remains In a procarIoua
con lti5u. ID,
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cOnrnrssnn AIa norons.
Claimed Co b. More usiiabio than the
Itcctric Machines.

"AfAHAAHNN ~ ~" "ANNN NANANAhAN ANNA NAN
Iicctric Machines.
NEW YoUl, May 25.-rho World
says this morning. Unless thu pro-
verbal "uncx ltc.od" happens, the
Metropolitan Traction company will 10
running cars with oompfesstu air mo-.
tors In this city W the middle Of next
month. The probability is that expert.
monls will DO made hofe with the new
motor before that time, but ~ July
the cars nte expected 20 be- IA regular
service uu tue Lexington avenue line
anu Tue lwenty.ghir1 street cross town
line. The managers " tho Mttropoli.
tan system iu this city have made
every effort 20 keen the adoption Of tue
ntw motor secret. President IL. IA.
Nfeolaud refused 10 say a word about
10, but II. a. b, Nidcnuf, who was 10.
terviewed by "a reporter In phiadol.
phia, confined the report. Mr. Wa.
uuor salu: ave nave been expert.
meuting with compressed aiT Tor several
ui9ntun auu have reached stage when
IL can DO utilized successfully. We are
having several cars tuiit ~ factory
In Massachusetts anu expect 10 put
about uCzen Of them Ia operation On
the LouuuN avenue nud IwCnty.thlTI
street lines In New York about tue
middle VI next month. II they prove
as successful 40 We anticipate, We shall
equip all our lines with the new mo.
tive power, with the exception NJ the
cable hntr. EAis - stein wili DO s0B.
tiuuud Ia use.
"rhe bteag downs and delays on tho
underground trolley system compelled
~ 10 TOOK for power that was simple
aud NJ the same time effective. For.
sonnlly | have no doubt Of It, success.
We believe In short time We sh,li be
ablo 10 give the New YoTkeTs perioc,
syslum OF rapid transit.
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NEW IOnK, May a5.--rhet have
been large foreign buying orders Tor
silver IN THIS market this morning,
which advanced the price about since
last week, French government, it IL
snid, Il purchasing largely fot coinage.
Russia Is said ALEC 10 be buying mOdof.
atoly.
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AFACnE DEPRrDArIONs
Can hc stopped BY an Arrangement
Now Under Confederation.

pENvER, May 25.-GUn. whroton,
who has just returned from Arizona,
says n the arrangement now under
confederation by tho slate department
was nnRlly concluded tue dupTedatiUns
VI lhe Apachts Of Arizona would be
quickly stopped. II Is proposed 20 let
Federal troops In pursuit. OF redskins
cross the line into Mexico and give tho
Mexican troops tho right 10 crosa into
Arizona.
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FA1RpLAY, Colo, May 2j.-Ex-Slnta
Treasurer Peter Bfeene, president Of
Lsndville Savings bank, who was
charged with receiving dep5sils alter
he knew thu bank was insolyent, was
today iounJ not guilty. The Jury wa
out tnlfty.rix hourr.
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EAN BEUNARANp), Mc1lco, May
2b.-Word has been brought here OF an
attack BY renegade Indians upon the
Lcios ranch near here. Tho tndinns
killed eighteen persons, among whom
were several women ana children. A
volunteer company OF slKty men start.
ed Ia pursuit. Of the Indians.
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Northern Pacific sale.

MLwAuItEE, wiz, May 25.-Ths
sale o. The N1T1neIn Pacific road la
been arranged 10 take place at Wss
Superior Wisconsin, on July 25th
From mat POINT Master Carey viii
proceed along the line ~ sell lands IN
aon slate.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Ellis Reese Of Coalyllle Is Killed by a
Falling Tree.

CoALvrLLr, May 2ard, 1895.
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CmCAOp, May g5,-tn tho suburbs
Of Edison patE, Norwood park, Irving
park aud EvaubwOOd, nearly fcott
Of buildings, two ot them churches,
wots demolished and hundreds OF
shade trees upIooIod In thiB mYruiug'6
storm, The rainfall amounted % a
olou1butst, the precipitation bfiuE, 90.
CuIdiUg 20 the weather bureau, 90
Inches Ia ten minutes. breaking oil
previous local records.
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EXCITING CONVENTION.
One Delegate siriosen with Apopiozy
-GoId men Victorious

-GoId men Victorious
SEATTLE, Wash, Muy 25.-Tho Re.
puullGau convention held At Juneau,
Alaska, Mny Is, tor tho purpose Of
oloetng uul0gs tts 10 the 49, Lguis COM
ventlon was intensely exciting.
George w. DesmaItr was thoro 10
fteufe the dele. auJp, it IL SAID iuf
Quay. the rank nul nlo vented 60
teni uninstfuoleI delegates or thOsu
VINO would work for representative
Tor Alaska 10 Congress,
When the conventions convened
there were rival ohsirmeu, euoh sup,
ported by rival iartions, The Dele
mater faction wanted J0hn 3. Bugboe
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ELWN, tlls, May g5.-A tornado
visited tnis section tuis morning. John
Koogh, engineer " the state insane
asylum, was killed by failing ohim-
uuy. Tue Eigin sowing machine And
bicycle factory was blown down and
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 2j.-The
scvruueth auuiyefsafy 0f the C0ngT1,
gatiOnai Home Missionary society viii
be- observed At New Haven, Juno ., a,
Centre church.
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government agrees 10 psy lump sum
% money.
The wheat exported TO Eufouo up 10
date nte a5O,OOO tons nrniust bJ,OOO
tons lest season. Prices are now too
cents a kllo, gold, higher than The
same time last year The balance oi
the crop Is estimated o. 100000 iont
Thfou.fourihs viii 70 10 Brasil.
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Perrin, May 25.-Iho Dungang Rre
again M Rebellion, rhOy nave cap
tured Iiaayuk Wan ami arc advancing
WostWHIl.
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WAsmNGToN, May 70. Tho House,
with ~ vote of ~ 10 %, decided 10
consider the free alcoholic bill.
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NEw IOmS. May 25.-L. Won Hon.
man a 90. VIII bhip 81 55O,1Ol, aud
'heidel ickl5uuimor n 90. 100000 to.
mOfllM.
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ProhibiuoBis,s for silver.

PlTTsBuRo, May 2i-Fres silver al
ratio VI 10 10 promises TO DO The
main Issue bSioTo the PIohibiIlonist
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Uncis Daniel Friedsrich, over one
Hundred Years utd.

ViNcrNNEs, Ind, May 25.-"unols"
Daniel siieIurich, asoi lJ7, IL dead.
lie was born AMI raised 10 this county
and was the oldest frsident In TIE
state. He remembered when this
place was only a mud-huili, struggling
hsmlei, boastif Y OF but one store. Hu
WAS farmer and lived IN quiet and
frugal manner lie leaves % widow,
six children and twenty-five grand
children and several grell'graudohii.
dteu,
EX uuvERNOR Oh SOUTH DAKOTA.
pirTsnURu, Kans, May 25.-A. g..
MIL tlr, gx.uDvctnof OF South Dakota,
diod this morning At bic home In this
city Of heart failure.
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surnrnl cornr nrrl.IoN.
Unanimous opinion In tho suEa
N0untN tnsa.

Unanimous opinion In the sugar
nauntS ,Hsa.
WAsuINOToS, May .6.-rhe United
States supreme court announced n DE-.
oision today 10 thesugar bounty cases,
United States W Gay and tho Realty
company.
Toe oa-os were brought to test The
constituti0uality o. tho ruling Of
Comptroller Bowler IN denying a
bounty 10 sugar platter under the
law VI Last Congress. The opinion OF
the court was handed down by Justice
Peokham ard affirmed tho opinion Of
the court below, holding tho tugaI
bounty law valid and everything the
comptroller. The opinion was unAni.
nous.
INDIANs MAY SOT KILL GAME.
The Supreme court In an opinion by
Justice White today passed upon the
right Of the BAnnlck Indians 10 kill
game on the unsettled lands OF their
former reservations Of Wyoming, hold.
ing that under their treaty tho In-
dams could not kill game; IN violation
Of tho game laws VI the state.
This TILE OF the case was j. IL.
Ward, sheriff, ys Racsh oTss, the latter
being an Indian who surrendered him.
self TO the Wyoming state authorities
for the purpose OF testing tue matter.
rhs opinion OF the United States Bu.
pTeme court for Wyoming, by which
RscehOrsu was released from custody,
was reversed and II was ordered thai
tho Indian be remanded 10 the custody
OF tue slate authorities.
THE UoEsA CASH.
Chief Justice Fuller today delivered
the opinion Of the Supreme court In
the case 0f the United States W j.. b..
WibOTR, captain OF the steamer HorsA
anu others, Tue case IL one advanced
by the court at tho Instance OF the
attorney general, for the purpose VI
securing decision As TO the o1natfuO-
ton VI our neutrality laws anu their
effect Ia preventing filibusteTlng OK.
petitions against friendly pOWefs.
WibOTg and associates were accused OF
attempting TO land arms suTTuptiously
on Cubs, They were found guilty
under the neutrality laws OF the
United States by the court At Phila.
delpuiA, T0days opinion held that
the decision VI the Pennsylvania
court was correct on tho point
that tho expedition was Viola
ton OF the neutrality laws. The
Judgment was affirmed Az 10 WiboTg,
but reversed IA 10 Mates Johanson Aui
fe.oisOn, on the ground that they
we're ignorant u tue purposes Of the
expedition. Justice Harlan ooncurred
Ia the reversal Of the Judgment az to
Peteltou anu JOhanson, but dissentod
from the judgment affirming tue sen.
tenco agalust WihOrg,
ADJOURNED.
The Supreme Court OF the Unlted
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NEWTON, Iowa, May 2j.-Valeria.
mining village about fifteen miles
west Of Newton, was nearly wiped ont
Of existence by "a cyclone last night.
Fourteen people are reported killed.
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MINIATURE, Wisn May GA
clouubursG ~ north MoGrUgot, Iowa,
trsultod m great destruction VI prop.
my ana the probable loss 0i several
lives. One BODY has been recovered
iu the urDrip. a mile Of tracks VI the
81. Paul railroad ATE under water.
Bloody Hun 0voIillwod NJ quickly that
PEOPLE living in the rayluo could not
save their property, Several pgfsOns
M,Iu IrIlILlu mILa-uM.
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FORr sCOTI, kau., May .5,-Aliss
Georgia kloaull aud lBefue Cassidy.
S0uag society ladies VI l4aoygue, while
bOAtTldiug Ia tue streets last evening
were uroVnod By sue oveTlurning OK
thulf bont. The towg Was flooded b.
tue recent rains aud tue waller waB
Tour ~ tix feet deep In the streets.
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MANCHEsIEH, lovu, May GA
special says. a oyCiune struck Man
chester ~ o'cl. ca last night, leaving
% tack IA or vignI miles long ia ruins.
MI. Ira Howiaad auI William Mur-
10y we're seriously iuiurtu,
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sr PAUL, May 25.-A special 10 the
Dispatch nom Elma, Iowa, says!
a terrific storm, Cyoi0nic In form,
occurred here last Might. Many buiid.
ings were unrooieJ, trees upr0Otrd,
telegraph aud telephone pjcs Hn1
uuslnCts fronts smHsheu TO-. Tho town
" nlmu u lake. No one whs hurt
The people took refuge 90 cellars. The
storm struck here Rt s .. M. A. Ala.
yi-is mun was killed aud two ohiii-
fau UAIly hurt
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MAUsuALTOwE.I Iowa, May 25.-rho
cyclone Ia,l night niUrg the Chicago
a Great We6tUTn railway In jasper
county KILLED probably twenty-five
persOns. IL injured more than that
number. The properly loss N over
100000. Several miles OF railroad track
h practically destroyed.