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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-08
THRIFTY SCENES
IN THE BIC HORN
Cana Has been Built Ten Miles
Work on Railroad,
A VERY PROMISING COUNTRY
Homes Are Being Butt and Towns
Are Beir Laid ont inducements
the W. Omiug Country Offers.

A. c. Welch came down from the BIG
Horn country in Wyoming today and
paid he "News' a visit Too speak.
ins OF Dis new home MT WeIch states
that the Big Horn is going 20 Dee o
great country There are about 900
people there at present, and they AN
seem 20 be satisfied with the conditions
Mr. WEIGH was one Of the original 400
people that entered that country last
spring and since that time they have
buIii ten miles OF canal and three miles
Ol railroad. The canal bias cost 50 far
$4,000 and the work upon 10 is being
prosecuted with yigor No crops were
raised this year 10 that country as 81
Nas too late 90 plant when ths eul0nists
entered 10. and moreover they thought
they would subseNe their iUl.r. o. best
bS at once putting 10 "a canal and per-
tyet,uE DO. preparations for farming
Mr Wg..l states that when be left
The north. .ha people there were eu-
gagged iu building houses and laying
oil -Wu towns one town s called
Shosnue. the other Byron BOO honor of
Byron Sessions. The former is COM
I'a"I OF IHH IN. - ll4t lalN.l .N % lllos
Both towns vii probably be- tapped
Roy The railroad
All the land under the canal has been
subscribed Tor, but as soon as the Oc-
gIpants OF that land begin Jo thrive
they VIII De able 90 assist u lte set
Element Of the other lands
There We're 100000 pounds 0f wool
shipped out Of that country This sum
mer The price Of cattle up there is
higher than II IS IN salt Lake. and the
more recent emigrants into that C0un-
try have brought with them several
hundred head % cattle,
The summer in the Big Horn ls as
mild as the Salt Lake summer. and
those who have settled there feel that
q radiant future lies On tha path of
that country 10 is good far cattle and !
good Tor men. and there D. DO reason !
why both should not thrive
Mr. Weleh VIII conduct "a party back |
90 the Big Horn. after conference. The I
opening Tor employment is good Work |
Is furnished 0n the canal and railroad /
and the pay .s half cash and halt stock |
10 the canal
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Anne RICANS AGAIN
REFUSE TO GRAB,
viii Not Occupy Chinese Forts Imperial
Court Refuses to Come to Pekin
Afraid of the Powers.

from returning 20 pekln. The move.
meut takes The emperor and epuraga.
qoWagef about 300 miles further away
ifon PeNiu though. according 90 The
| statements contained Do the message by
reason ot the direct Geographic c0m-
| muu.0atiIn with Shanghai the court
plaat .raly F,l Boz nearer f0r purposes
Of negotiation with the outside world.
than it was at Ia. Yuol.
Minister Wa has been Informed al7o
thct Nlceroy w. nj the province lust
vacated by the court, has been I'M
pean0td because 0t bis antl-forg'cn
tendencies which is the first step W.
ward his degradation
CLEAR or BOXERS
70 Is said .he-a are no Boxers IN The
newly chosen locality SO that ths court
win have left the hostile influences thar
recently surrounded f. AS the ds-
patch is dated four day. og0 It ls taken
that The trip OF the imperial party be-
gan urior 60 that time. To WIN bl slow
and tedious. overland most of the way,
With "a short stretch " river navigation.
SIrgan was formerly the place OF I'M
lerl1l residence and the ancient palaces
are still there. THE only dsquIetng
feature o.. The movement comes from
Jauancs. 9dNICaH stating that the new
point OF location Us strongly fortified,
which ia some Indication that the I'M
porlal family is suIl Goo flight and Is
seeking stronger defensCs but INC
friendly vicerOys and Minister Wa DO
not share ir this view The minister
considers the question NJ puuishmon,s
especially disposed OF by the eSct Of
the emperor and the German and tho
American note exchanged last week.
The only difficulty he appreheuds ls In
case the foreign ministers seek 20
designate certain persons who shall be
punished IN addition 10 those which
the government Itself may commend
Tor punishment Such a course by he
ministers. be save would be hard 10
comply with. but be looks 10 che sa-
gacy Of III Hung Chang and Prince
Ching TO overcome any difficulty.
REVENGE THE OBJECT.
Berlin. Thursday OCT T. via Ten
Tsin sunday, Oct g. and Shanghai. oct.
S.-The American troops win not par
tiCipata IN the expedition t1 pa0 Ting
Flu Gen. Chanee has the assurance
Of IL Hung Chang that II the allies de-
sire Flo Ting lfu. the Chinese VIII
readily surrender that city Ii Hung
Chang has given the same assurance
10 the other generals
The Americans believe that revenge
and military display are the ouly OBJ.
1ects OF the expedition. and they hold
that It viii retard the restoration o.
peace
The Russians are understood 10 have
practically abandoned the railroad and
10 have stopped Is reconstruction. Gen.
Chaffee fayors the return Of the rail-
road 70 IFS owners and its rec0nsiruc-
ton and operation on q Joint interna-
tional basis
The first reinforcement Of German
troops have arrived here
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Mr.. BRYAN MAKES CHARGES
Calls Republicans ycte.Buyers, atImidalors
and Br5ers.
Talked In His Native Town, Where
lie Made iils First Political speech
Twcnty Years Ago,

Salem. H.. OCT S.-Wnliam j. Bryan
began the week with q speech here, DIS
native home. and vas given warm re-
coplion Tie talked about am hour near
the court house in which his father had
held court from 1850 Co 1872. aud 'u
which he himself had made DIS first poe
liuoal speech twenty years ago. Mr.
Bryan was introduced by Judge VIM.
Prantss. Of Chicago. and among other
things said
"I ann glad 20 be among the people
with whom / lived. III wanted 90 doe
clare myself a great man this is the last
place ] would come 20 make such a
declaration because you have known
nae from my boyhool, but II anyone
wanted 20 declare that WAS a. bad man
! would want him 20 made the declara-
ton here rather than any place else.
81 hardly feel i.ke making a political
speech here, for this is "a sacred spot 60
me. Here my parents age buried and
here learned the precsp,s which have
tried Co follow ! know the people here
an. know how conscientious they gra
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iu the windows o. me Republicans /
know bow conscientious they must Dee
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ar they would NOT exhibit these pictures
on thg occasion uf my return t0 mr
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''5 ".NN NUNS '' p. '' .N.-' ''.F'''
cans ] desire i1 speak Nhth ] return
ta Salem / find vacant ehaus j uul
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONFERENCE.

An immense audience attended the
meeting Of the Sunday Schools Union
Of the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-day Saints a; the Tabernacle last
evening.
General Superintendent George Q.
Cannon presided. The exercises were
opened by the choir singing the hymn
commencing "For the Strength OF the
HIS We Thank Thee"
Prayer was offered by Elder John w.
Taylor
Continued by the choir singing the
hymn that begrgs with the words
NOW Let us Rejoice Ia the Day %
salvation"
A few opening remarks were made
by President George o. Cannon. who
said that the large attendance indicated
the Interest that was being taken I'm the
great sunday school work The sun
day school work b. prOspcrine said he
% is enllstlng men and women who are
prompted only by love and q desire 10
assist mankind.
Elder John NJ. Mills followed with a
few interesting remarks He said that
among the many organizations that as
sisted IN the building up Of the Kingdom
of God the Sunday schools were the
greatest He spoke of district confer
onces that are being held IN the various
parts OF every stake. because no of.
GERS Of the Sunday schools are not al
ways able 20 attend the annual stake
conferences, Tie concluded by urging
the officers Of the Sunday schools 10 be
earnest and energetic.
Dr Karl q Maeser followed with a
Few words Of advice lie devoted his
time 20 the discussion OF concert recita-
ton. he said that Il was desired by the
general board that about five minutes
be taken up In concert recitation before
the classes disperse for their work. Dr.
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]. II. MMASTER'S FUNERAL.
Words Of Praise aud Beautiful Flows
ers Characterize the Services.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Joseph II, McMasier who vas
drowned near Colby. Kansas. recently.
were held In the Eleventh ward Meet
ing house yesterday morning. There
Was a profusIon OF beautiful flowers.
some Of which were presented by the
printers Of this city. and which be-
tokencd the love and esteem In which
the deceased was held
The services were opened by the choir
singing. II Need Thee Every Hour"
Prayer was offered by Elder Kelson.
after which the choir sang. Mourn
Not. Cease Thy Weeping"
The speakers were Bishop Norris.
Elders Livingston and Felt. an of whom
spoke In the most commendahle terms
Of the character Of the deceased. The
services closed with the hymn. 20 Ny
Father" The body was lnterered IN the
family lot at the city cemetery. The
pan bearers were d. Z. Williamson.
Arthur Graham. O. +. Ball. C.. A.
Nichols, J. Z. Bosch and F. L. Hart.
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GEN. WO0DFORD IN TOWN.
EH'Minister to Spain is Here on His
Wedding Tour.

General Stewart L. Woodford, OF New
York. who Is well known an over the
civilized world as being the United
States minister 70 Spain at the time OF
the outbreak ~ The war with that coun.
try, Is a guest az the Knutsford today
The gallant soldier. who is one Of the
few surviving generals Of the Civil war
Is on his weddIus tour having lately
married Miss Isabel Hanson. pretty
blonde OF TWENTY-FIVE years of age, who
first met her husband when she was
acting In the capacity OF his stem
ographer The general is sixty years
Of age.
General Wo0dforl this morning de-
clined 20 De interviewed on his present
trip. and did not cave % be quoted upon
the political situation. He Is uniyer-
sally known as being one Of the ear
Hest Republicans. having stumped Long
Island FOR Abraham Lincoln In 1860.
Since thar time De bias been prominent
ly Identified with The party. He has
also been district attorney and lieu
tenant governor 0f New York
he leaves for Colorado this evening
where he win break into his bridal trip
10 the extent of INDUCING IN some
work 10 the interest OF bis
party.
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MORMON ELDER DROWNED.
II. BronSan Meets Death h a Georgia
River Body Not Recovered.

on Saturday evening Elder Ben r.
Rich president Of the Southern states
mission, received a telegram ANNOUNCE
ms the death, on that day, from drown
Ing OF Elder H. Bronson, Of Falrview
sanpete county Utah. The fatality
occurred at a. m. and occurred IN the
Oconee river, presumably where Elders
Bronson and Butler were crossing the
stream
Yesterday President Rich received
the following dispatch from Chattanoo-
ga; Body not yet found Butler and
Bronson ulad TO swim. Latter
drowned" Today this telegram came:
Body not found WIN use dynamite
at daylight"
President Rich stated that It was his
opinion that the Elders were crossing
the river and got into a place beyond
their depth. Just below the central
par; Of the State, where the drowning
occurred, the river is rapid deep and
dangerous, though sluggish and shall
low farther south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-08
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.

In the case Of Patrick sheridan VS. the
Southern Pacific company the dcmur-
rer Of he plaintn to the amended an
swer 70 the amended bin was over
ruled
In the case Of the Pabst Brewing Co.
against the S8lJ Lake Brewing Co., the
demurrer was oyerruleI, and twenty
days given 30 file an answer.
In the case Of Morris Glasberg, bank
rupt the petition OF L0gkheimer 4 Co.
20 vacate the ruling OF the referee was
dismissed and the ruling Of the referee
was confirmed
In the case OF Martha A. Rounds VS.
The Tribune Job Printing company, the
motion 20 lle an amended bin was sus-
Jaineu and twenty days given TO file
an answer.
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Arrested for Train Robbing.

Tacoma, Wash, oct S.-WilIam
Campbell a Scotchman. was arrested iu
South Tacoma this morning ON sus-
ploion Of being the lone hghwayman
who held up the Northern Pacific train
near Rathdrum. Idaho. a week or two
ago. Campbell stopped az @ house and
begged for a meal the woman OF tie
house. who was on the train when 10
was robbed. identified the man gs the
robber and notified the police, who are
rested him The police think the wo-
man Is mistaken.
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With Trnnsatlantlc Llncrs.

New York. oct, S.-Arriyed. New
York. from southampton; Traye. Brem-
en-; M0asdam. Rotterdam, City Of
Rome. Glasgow
Genoa-Arriyed. Kaiser Wilhelm H..
from New York
Cherbourg-Airved. Princess Irene,
from New York. for Bremen.
S0uthampton-Arrlved, Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse. New York, Tor Bre-
men.
Liverpool-Arriyed Umbria from
New York, Partisan, from Montreal
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fishermen Right in spain.

llso SPAIN. oct. S-Freeh disorders
' occurred as q result Of the indus
49,, rivalry between the fishermen OF
,nls utiehborhood and those OF Cangas.
p'5tt,lhee Of Ponteveira. who. as rlready
y-.l' hred on The Spanish gunb0at
". go NQnez de Balboa. os that ves-
,,.. vas leaving the port Saturday.
,..Illl,Ing many persons and also az.
s'.hea me naval commandant OF the
49,. ihe latest disturbances have re-
suited IN numbers Of men being wound
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BrItLsh Eleetions Continue.

London, Oct s, p. m.--There Is poll
ing today In twenty-one'cons
The election results announced this
morning leave the party gains I'M
changed The Hon. Charles H. Hemp
hill, formerly solicitor general for lre-
land, liberal retains bis scat for North
Tyrone but by a reduced majority
Thomas j. Healy Irish nationalist,
hes been defeated IN the polling at
North Wexford by Sir Thomas "a O..
tdmonde. Irish nationalist.
The total number Of members of par
lament elected up 20 this hour Is 49,
ls follows: Ministerallsts. 32j; opposl.
lion ICE.
The latest political gossip IS that the
an OF Dudley. who 81 now serving In
me ycomanry cavalry IN South Africa,
WIN replace Earl Cadogan as lord lieu
tenant OF Ireland
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WHO WANTS STEEL RANGE2
Cooperative Wagon & Machine Co
Wants a Young Couple to Marry.

Deputy County Clerk Scare received
the following self-explanatory com.
municatIJn today
Dear Sir. Mr. Odell. general manage.
Of the Cooperative Wagon and Ma.
chine company. desires me 20 ascertain
II you will, as a favor 20 him, inform
any young couple who are Ia search OF
welded bliss. that the company afore-
said VIII donate 90 any such couple a
steel range, manufactured by the cele-
hrated Fuller-Warren company OF Mil
Wuakee. provided sid couple are Will
ing TO have the marriage ceremony
performed on the premises Of the COM
pany aforesaid. a couple from the
county IS preferred, and one from
Price. Utah. IL being booked as partlc-
ularly desirable
Very Respectfully.
J. O. NYSTROM
Deputy City Recorder.
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Chlcaeo,s Insurancc maud.


Chicago, Oct S.-F. w. Waylahd, as
gistant manager Of the Mooney 4 Ro-
f,r5 dst.-t,,.., ,,.,,,,. ,,.,s o-rests5 On
',''o'' was a.
HIs return from Virginia TO-DAY ehalssu
with completely In the alleged plot %
dgiraud the New York Life Insurance
company. the Canadian order Of For
gsters and the knights and Ladies "
Honor. in which Miss Marie Detenbach
became insured FOR gl2 900 shortly be-
fore her death. which occurred sud-
denly on Aug 20 last Or. August NJ.
Unger and Frank III Smiley a detec-
tive. were arrested on the same charge
yesterday IL is believed that Miss
pefnbalh was originally one OF the
conspirat0rs. and Oh she expected her
death was 20 Doe i..lu.i and another
body palmed on US hers
on August %. Miss Defsubach called
at the office OF lawyer In the Unity
building named johnson and l3lt him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-08

ST. Petersburg, oct S-Admlral
A.sX.ot in reporting the occupation Of
shan HAT Kgan, ON the GuU Of Lao
IunF says
I'm accordance with an agreement Of
The alw.rals, the forts have been de
F.ael among The different nations The
town has no, been occupied but the
gases are guarded by artillery The
forts are nearly intact. and the whole
route from Hongkoug Co shan Ha.
Nuan is now occupied by the Russians.
After the occupation OF Shan Hal Kuan
the Americans refused 70 further par
t'cipate In the operations. Part OF the
Russian force is advancing north-
wards
CHINESE ARE CAUTIOUS.
Washington Oct s-The effort 10
Induce The Chinese imperial court to
return to IeEiu has failed, after "a
weeks persistent EFFORT ON the part Oh
the powers. News TO that effect was
brought 90 the state department today
hy the Chinese minister. who received
u via S. Petersburg from Viceroys Llu
hun llh and Chang Ch.h Tuug. under
date OF October Minister WI received
lhe message last night 10 was as fol-
lows.
WILL KEEP AWAY.
'Tha departure NJ their imperial
majesties Tor Sha1si prDanea) was
Que 90 distressing conditions nc Tai
4len Fu There Us q scarcity Of food
supplies in ON. province of shansi. ON
account ot tna long continued drouth.
and The provincial capital, lTal YupD
is almost deserted. the trades people
having left on account OF the disturb
ances caused and continued Tor months
py the Boxer rebels who had invaded
That province with the crCouragameut
OF Governor iu. Their majesties there
fore. were obliged 70 proceed 10 Shan
ST. where tclagraphIc communication
with Shanghai and other parts Of the
empire is opened and rapid c0mmuni-
cation with their UaiasIes may there
fore Doe carried on. Thus court official
business may be Transacted more exc
paiiti0usly by their presence in Shen
shl rather than ir shausi
AFRAID OF THE ALLIES.
"The reasons for the temporary post
rnnoWent gi their uujestlt7' return 90
PeNn arc The presence % the allied
forces there, ou account N which s0lIc-
ltouf fear is Doubtless entertalned, be-
sides . dread ~ the outbreak OF euI-
domiC diseases which usually follow
after great disturbances. destruction OF
property and military operations II Is
hoped that The powers viii be consld-
crate in their judgment ln this mat
ter
A VICEROY IMPEACHED.
The important feature OF the message
Is the confession that the court Is re-
strained by fear of the allied forces
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PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Proclamation Thereof 10 be Made on Thursday,
October II,
ihat Il the Anniversary of the DecIa-
ration OF war Lord Rob.
erts Coming Home.

New York, oct, S.-A dispatch 10 the
journal and Advertiser from Capetown
says
a PROCLAMATION Of peace In South
SSiIl- IS expected 10 be issued by Field
taIsili Roberts on Thursday next.
i Sh-l being the anniversary Of the dec
,H'.I Roberts leaves at the end OF
w. month Ter England TO assume his
lhs British army
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Miss Bywater wiz

The petition OF Miss r Bywatar
or ogden for writ of ml1Iamus
against the state board Of dsr.ll axam-
lners directing the defendag board 90
allow her and her attorne, 10 INSPECT
US records was argued on S,tgrlay Dee
iore Judge Cherry. who ordersf fhe writ
70 issue Miss Bywater VIZ b. IA resi-
dent Of Ogden. took an exerIpat.on In
uu,enustry, but failed 10 pass. She
Slal9ed the questions put % her were
foreign 10 the science. ~ v
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NEW RAILWAY MANAGER.
TT. Runaway Takes Hold of the Ne.
vada, California 81 Oregon Line.

Reno New. Oct ST. +. Dunaway.
~ New York, representing the banking
house n Moran Bros, New York, own
ers of the Nevada. California and Ore.
gon railway running north from Reno,
is mere and viii assume the manage.
ment of the n. e., a O, road vice Aras.
mus Gest, resigned.
Mr. Dunaway Is a railroad manager
Of over thirty years experience, and
was until recently the superintendent
OF the Colorado and Southern and vice
president o. the Fort Worth and Den.
Yer railroad.
SPECIAL TO THE "NEWS."l
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Objects 20 the Jury.

Georgetown, Ky. oct S-The jury for
the trial OF Henry Youtsey for alleged
completely In the Goebel assassination
ley made the statement 20 the jury that
the commonwealth.
Col Crawford, Tor the defense. moved
10 discharge the jury on the GROUND
first, that the jury Is not composed OF
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bystanders. but summoned from re-
mote parts OF the county, second that
The jury men are all Democrats and as
The crime charged involves politics to
q large extent. the defendant cannot eX-
pect fair ana impartial trial from
such a jury Houtsey hled atiidavlts In
support Of the motion. which was over
ruled
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ing Salem he made ten minute speeches
at Mount Vernon and Benton. AZ these
places he was received by large, enthu-
fastic audiences. His speeches were
long the same general lines as those
NIIVerel heretOfnre
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Coalyllle, Utah. oct s-J. W. Neal
convicted last Thursday Of the crime
OF having carnal knowledge OF a female
under the age OF consent was SEN
fenced this afternoon by Judge Norreu,
10 serve a term Of Ave years In the
state penitentary.
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snnreme Court Meets.

Washington oct. S.-The United states
Supreme court convened AZ noon today,
Mr. Justice Cray and Mr. Justice Nc
kenna being absent. No motions ex-
cept for admission 20 practice were
entertained. The docket viii be called
tomorrow.
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Mon GO 10 Work.

Joliet. Ills, oct. S.-Work was re-
stunned by 500 men today in the CONVEX
ter and billet mill Of the Illinois Steel
company lu this city. which were shut
down recently Work was also resumed
by 800 men at the plant Of the Pressed
Steel Car company
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Hon. A. \. stevenson Takes cod

Cincinnati o.. oct S.-A dispatch
from Wooster ohio. says that Hon
Adlai +. Stevenson. Democratic candl-
date Tor Vice President. contracted a
cold. owing 20 the sudden change IN
the temperature and I'm consequence ne
was unable 20 leave this morning 20
meet his engagement at Orryiue ono
He hopes 20 be able 20 50 70 MilleIs-
burgh this afternoon.
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Nfet by The President.

canton O.. Oct S-Prcsident McHin.
ley drove 20 the railway station this
morning TO meet U. S. Senator spooner,
az Wisconsin. who viii make a political
address 90 this C.ly tonight Al ii)
the President started Tor Washington
accompauied by Mrs Mckinley.
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Great Drouth in IndIa.

Calcutta, oct. San unprecedented
drouth is prevailing In the district OF
Chachar and silhet. province OF Assam.
causing the greatest anxiety IN regard
10 the tea and other crops
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Fatal Railway Accident.

Heidelberg. Oct S.-Flve persons were
Killed and seventy-hve injured IN
railway collision az kgrlsth1r The ac-
cldent was due % an error iD signalling
one official has boon arreslel.