Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-06

cedented depth in Minnesota ana WIS consin. In North Dakota all trains are absolutely blocked, and in South Dakota, Southern Minnesota and Iowa the situation is little better. Few trains are moving anywhere in the Northwest.
 The storm prevails south of the Ohio river and temperatures everywhere have sunk to near the minimum record. Snow is still falling heavily in many places.
 Shoot "SCOtty" from Ambush
 Barstow, Cal., Jan. Walter Scott, the famous cowboy miner of Death Valley, was shot. and badly wounded from ambush on the slope of Funeral canyon while coming out from his mine with a pack train loaded with gold. He was accompanied by two rompanions, and all three were wounded, but the other two men, one white and the other am Indian, escaped and went back to the mine. Later Scout's mule returned To the mine, as already told in press dispatches. lt has mo. yet been learned what became O. ,goJ..
 wai,atacl wa, tho second attempt within month to kill "Scouy,' steal. tn. gold h. was taking out and learn tuo location of his, mine.
 Tornado leave, Death n Wake
 Nna... Dn. Jam. ! Hundreds of persons w.., ruaorou homeless, many ... ..... -.a..- injured and dozens of blocks w... a.w-aaa as a tornado which s.eu. over Jn. town las, night. ...... uo..ey #wa-. is 8. least
 . number .r dead .s uo. yet know. ... ....... persons ".a msa.- and -......# ...l l..m bodies am .... ... ruin, O. O.. 5u...aE. .... ..-.. . ..a. a r.a ....o- ... o..... ...y.. also.
 s Army tug Beaten
 Care o,..n. sauuwuso. .an.5. w.......- .s .s"..-..e. Morale. Hen. .... .....a.. heavy losses m .a... .h. ..-. .u..ao .ue city .. Ha.. and o.u. Eo.m uan
 ... ... Morales army, was killed. ...0 Io.n regarded a-a wosuaa. .... u,..... u. D.. presidency in ca-o .o retirement o. .ua.ea from ra. e.u,a-. u.,a.e advisable in the view u. U., u...s.
 pue.. Ima is practically deserted and business t.ata -,aa.-uN. Many u. .a .-....., hay, en..d them ives from ..o country for saery. .... u... .a.. gone O other parts .. .... ..-... Morales escaped on 30
 .u.p..a is reported to be landing .. ...... Christi.
 o...a ,.s Twa-.gc-a
 G..... u. Na., Jan. Twenty ur. u.. w... n...a in aa explosion caused h. ... ..-, in .no Dm. mine ..r.,.-u..m. uae bod. va, rs- ...... ...a had been literally ..#. .a.. pieces.
 E..........-. -.... au. of rNa m'--- .. ... ..a. .a.. alive. They are
 ....... ....... and crushed by IL. ...... weigh. o zoe. W..,. ..-. u... ..Hu.o. them. a- a.I ..e .- . .u. un. wu..a they were ...... .... ...aa.....-.. wrecked.
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 San .....-.o. Jam. 5|ue City O.. ...a. ..- lowed into uo. this mou- .- b. r.. n- Relic. aud ,no steamer E..u... Tn. steam schooner Nuoua- .-. uu.a 0o.. .ue nu.o.a n tow oU ..r..uuo. the Columbia, broke her to. .n. ou. lse Ing Relief, which wg, s.a.o.s b.. immediately passed over a I.g wa loa.,,ao uab.a in tow. On account o.,h. rough weather the task u. loNn. SO large 30 vessel a, the pa.Da was dmcol one and the steamer Eo.wooj gave aid.
 Tine entire trouble Of tine City of Puebu happened jus, outside the Co.- mba har The salvage will be the largest ever gmd on the Pacific Coast, as she had large and valuable cargo.
 I.g.aaa Sides with France
 London. Jan. 5-Tuo British foreign cmcc states that there will be no trouble over Moroccan affairs if Ger many simply insists upon the open coDr, but ii that nation demands a share n policing the the Moroccan borccr trouble with France is likely to follow. Great Britain sides with France and regret is expressed here in the foreign office that the United State, has not announced sympathy with France.