The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, December 27, 1894, Image 2
1 pfcll- -' shv Th Sioux County Journal L J. imHOM, rrapritur. HARRISON, NEBRASKA. Chin leads th4s world. Tbat In. wnea Any part of the world 1 cbaaing her. Pool and hypocrites and humbugs will be taken for no more than they are worth in the long run. If the Lexow Committee perseveres, Kew York one of these daj may be too good to be true. Dr. A. Couan Doyle a: "I am quite well pleased with Niagara Falls." Thanks, awfully, old boy. So kind of you. If Nicholas of Uusnia can successful ly govern one-sixth of the civlllred world and hla wife he miul be a pretty likely boy. The New York New Bay that before the end of the century New York w ill have r,OuO,Ouu residents. Stuff and nonsense. That New York embezzler wa not tip to the time or he would not have left the bank director enough to be able to guarantee the !. A Wichita man n-cured a divorce from hi wife In order to marry bin mother-in-law. And yet some folk My there 1 no ucb tiling ai bypuot-hm. John Kls-rbardt, of Toledo, went to New York last week and bought '.) worth of "green goods" experience In one lot Business In New York I look ing np. The aalary of Seeley, who stole fXV), 000 from the Hhoe and Leather Hank, wan only fl,NN a year. which show what can be accomplished by mall re sources Imprnjterly directed. wife, Inconspicuous and unaroblttous except for blui and her sona. tbrouj.-hoet hi great career. She had no social a plratlon or love for anything tevo"v1 the threshold of her own bouie. rh wa a tyie of the German houw wife, bot a such, with ber love for h-r hus band and ber power to proroke hi love for ber, she did probably more than a Eugenie would have done to mold hi deilny. When hit day began to draw In and the court dethroned him be sought ber eagerly. In hi plight he could say: "You are my true and hon orable wife, a dear to me a the rud dy drop that visit my and heart." Bbtmacrk made frequent public ac knowledgment of the influence of thl homely housewife on bl fortune, and her death will be a keeu deprivation to hi last year. The biggest rascals on the continent have been discovered In Chicago. They have been manufacturing spurious vac cine point containing nothing but tome skin Irritant like crotou. At last France ha put up a statue to Claude Bernard, a far greater man than many hitherto so honored. He explored many unknown region of human physiology, and made great discoveries therein. A woman In Springfield. Mo., who fell through a defective sidewalk and broke three rlb, sued the city for $5, 000 and a Jury awarded her $3J0. The ralue of a broken rib In Mssourt, there fore, 1 exactly 2-3. Call the next case. At the recent Scotch celebration In New York Andrew Carnegie responded to the toast of "The Scotch Drama." He did not tell hla hearer that there waa nothing In It to eijual the tragedy of Homestead, although few border ro mance contain more action or a great er variety of light and shade. The Atlanta ExpoHltion ba asked the Government to issue a special poatage stamp to commemorate and boom the forthcoming cotton exposi tion. If thl meant a repetition of the Columbian stamp monatroatty, we reg ister our protest right here. Liver pad art now to cheap that the only excuse for the gigantic ttamp I gone. The death of the venerable Prince Blamarck will overcloud the later year of the great statesman wbo waa the founder of United Germany, and may be a portent regarding bit own )ese of life. Prince and Prince Blamarck were an amiable couple, thoroughly devoted to each other, and model of domestic conduct Gen. Booth's exjrience. like that of Dr. Parkburst In New York City, demonstrate anew that In practical life reform are seldom worked out along the line of commonly approve') method. When Dr. Parkburst re solved that vice and corruption must be exposed and put down he was oj-n ly abused before the public, and had to proceed In the face of disapproval of close friend, who granted that the ob ject aimed at wa praiseworthy, but who Insisted that the method of th vigorous preaher could not be sanc tioned. Dr. Parkhumt ha come out of the conflict one of the most respected men In the nation. One of bis hap piest momenta wa when President Seth Iw of Columbia College, whoe disapproval In the earlier part of the crusade had pained him exceedingly, declared a few day ago that Dr. Park hurst had leen right throughout the struggle. The result have Justified Dr. Parkburst It has taken a lifetime with Gen. Booth to vimplete the cycle from contempt and ridicule to recrgnl tlon, and to demonstrate tbat the work hi organization ha accomplished wa cot to be done by conventional methods. Gen. B'Mjth saw the way to reach the "submerged tenth." Peroelrlr.g the value of the military form of organiza tion, the shout and the tambourine in securing Influence with this class, lie freely made use of them. The gro tesUene of certain feature of the Salvation Army yet remain to appeal to the Indifferent by their very oddity; but the duys of persistent persecution are over. Gen. Booth, like Dr. Park burst, stands out a a man to whom honor Is due for accomplishing what he attempted, despite all discouraging op position and hlnderance. Trjrls tm Ummt Ike M mntmnr . JaaiwrowN, X. Y Doc. 21. Yes terday morning Cor on or Buwere, ac companied by KrJ S. Marsh, a local sclent tat, went to the resident of Window Shearman, where Mrs. Shear tou and Mr. Davis were murdered by hu unknown assaain last Saturday, and made a microscopic examination of thfeie of the dei women. Noth ing was reveated in the eyes of Air. Davit, but on one of those of Mr. Shearman the form of a man was distinctly photographed. The micros cope used enlargad fie object viewed VJ0 times its real size. The picture at revealed did not show the face of the man wbo it a .posed to be the mur derer. The man's position was inch, according to thosn who made the ex amination, that the body was shown only from the breast down to the feet. After the first surpr.se of the itarUing discovery made by Mr. Marin was over he made a most careful examina tion, which clearely revealed the man'f form. He was apparently a big man, with a long- heavy overcoat, utbattooed and which reached below tbe knee. The wrinkles in the trousers could be plainly seen, and one foot was behind the other, with the kite bending as If In a stooping posture about to take a tep. Dr. licwera, the coroner, then made an examination and says he saw the picture a distinctly as he could bave seen a man standing in front of htm. E. O. Partridge, Albert Hazel tine and the lie v. Mr. Stoadsrd, who were at the house when the examina tion was made, were called Into the room and examined the eye, each one of them verifying the statement at describing the man in similar language The eves of Mrs. Sherman were both removed and brought In this city, where a scientific process of photograph ing them will be used Id the hope of securing a photograph of the picture hown in the eye. HE WAS A REAL MAN. Whjs Hrlht Hummer Girl Mistrusted Her Powers of Conversation. The Saturday night train had Just ar rived at the watering place, and the young women at the hotel were sitting on the piazzas In posture tbe most graceful, each to her own tyle. At one of the hotel a man, tall, stur dy, and with a character seamed face, bearing the burden of perhaps thirty three year of worldly conflict, alight ed. An eager turning of eyes toward him did not disturb his equanimity as be passed In review toward tbe of fice. He was observed two hours later talking energetically to one of the brightest of the girl. Suddenly she left him, and approached a group of elderly ladles. "What's the matter, my dearT" said one of them. '"Did you not find Mr. Mason agreeable 7" -iea, inaeeu. was me ready . re sponse, "but you tee be' man, and I don't want to make a fool of myself." "How r "Well. 1ft thlt way. All tbe beaux we girls btve for six days out of sev en are these yoang college boys, and I feel as though I bad been rocking the cradle for some mother's darlings so long tbat I've forgotten how to talk to a real live man." , Toronto, Dec 41. An Important udgment was rendered by Judge Mac Dougall la the district admiralty court ii the action by the crown for the con- emnalion of the United Slates fishing tug Grace of Dunkirk, N. Y. for violati ng the Canadian fisheries act. The tig was seized by the dominion govern ment cruiser Dolphin lait April while fishing In British waters in Lake trie, bout eight Eilea from Port Colborne, without Canadian license, and brought into Port Colborne and tied up. The ners of the vessel denied any viola tions of tbe fishery laws. The three- mile limit, which applies to ocean fish eries, was urged to apply to tbe lrtkei aiso. Judge MacDougall delivere-i ua elaborate judgment, declaring that the law of nations recognizes tbe au thority of state to claim territorial rights in respect to much of ail inland akea at lie within tit conventional boundaries, and tbat the tog Grace was balling wholly within the Canadian wa ters, lie, therefore, gave judgment for tbe crown, with all costs of tbe suit, de claring that the tug, ber tackle, rigging cargo and ashing apparatus be con verted to tbe crown. "It haa been a hard struggle." said General Booth of bis work with the Salvation Army, "but the Joy 1 have had from It no tongue ran tell. .Society la helpless In the presence of tbe evils which exltt, and what we need la an organised system of dealing with tbe lost and fallen with strong bands and by tbe grace of God. There must be a way, and the Salvation Army I God Invention for the solution of the prob lem." It must be wltb a epilog of tri umph, as well as of Joy, that the Gen eral lookt back over bit life, for he has forced recognition and apprwcla tion from a world that once held him and hla army In the inoet supreme con tempt Some newspapers which might be In ' better business are dilating npou the fact that Seely. the cheating bank cash ier, and Baker, his confederate, were "exemplary men," "church-goers" and "Indulgent parents." Suppose they were. They tre tbe exceptions that bow the rule to be good. For one thief who goes to cborch there are fifty who never saw the Inside of one. We pray that the wickedness of these two men will not cause young people to lose faltb In good work and decency of out ward bearing. Most thieves don't go to church. Moat thieves are not kind la their wives. Moat thieves are not temperate In their habits. Rut the thief wbo practice abstemiousness and continence and preserves a righteous front laata longer and gets away .with on than bit rakish pals. prlaccaa Blamarck will be ekaaaed eritb tbat mighty fore In tbe history of the world "th nnknown wive of mi smb." Of goad but modes Mrth, ahVwM married to Btanan when h M nalaiportant mf bum. im KM nauani ana irawaav By Balloon. Perhaps tbe north pole may be reach ed In a balloon. Tbe question baa been mooted and may be carried out In tbe near future. A balloon with a cubic contents of 50.000 feet and capable of lifting twenty tons, furnished with number of smaller balloon containing a reserve supply of hydrogen, would certainly seem to give every promise of auccess. The balloon would carry fire men, with baggage, a nomber of Esquimau dog, several boats and a large sledge. It Is calmlated that from Mpitzliergen, where the trip will begin, the air currents which blow steadily from the south will carry them across the Arctic circle and directly over the north pole in a flight of about four days' duration. Thus, Instead of assist Ing to destroy human life, the military balloon may he tbe means of tbe disco v ery or a new continent proving once more tbat "the glory of a scientific In ventlon Is Its utility to mankind." Bo ton Herald. A Infallible Test. If you want to know whether a man la married or tingle, examine tbe con tents of hit pockets. In those of bachelor you will And: Half a dozen letters from girls. A tsllor's bill. Three or four old check for theater seats. Bill for supper. Theatrical looking photograph. A lot of lnvlta tlons to dsncea, dinner, and social receptions. A tiny glove, scented wltb violet But the married man's pocket will contain: An old bill A couple of unposted letters which were given hlra to post a week past A sample of an Impossible shade that be moat match A newspaper clipping telling a sure cure for croup. A shopping list rang Ing from a box of blacking to three yardt of lace. Bills. More bills. If you want to save money, don't eat anything. This advice la Impractica ble; no la moat good advice. Don't gat playful daring work Tbe people won't atand h. Sktat aglr. CairrTK Carra, Colo., Iee. 8). Riehard K. Newell, cheif engineer ol the Midland Terminal railroad, was iitot and Instantly killed at 4:45 p. m. rrslerday by a man named Van Hough ton. Tbe trouble grew out of a right ot way matter which Mr. swell was investigating. Van Houghton bad a cabin located on tbe Hue of survey where the railroad is being extended. Van Houghton used a Winchester rifle and Newell was unarmed. There was considersble excitement arid much talk about lynching the murderer, but the her iff succeeded In gelling Van HoufrhW'Q away and he h on the wsy to the county jail at Color lo Sprlngn. Van Houghton had had trouble over this right of way matter before and quarrelled with another party over it. At that time he made the threat that be would shoot the next man wbo came to talk to him about it. He is also aid to bave been connected with tbe labor troubles at this ramp lt spring. New ell's body was taken to Colo rado Springs, accompanied by Lit uncle Mr. H. P. Llllibrldge, president of the MldlaDd Terminal. The murdered man was a son-in-law of D. K. Harris, a mlllionalieof Cleveland. Onlvrtil ta IVoteet th ( harch. Lo.vrxiN, lc. 30. A dispatch from Toiio to the Central New says a Jap anese cruiser off Wei-Hal-Wei hat cap tured a sailing vessel loaded with arm, ammunition, and provisions consigned to Admiral Ting of tbe Chinese (leet. The vessel was towed to Talien Wan, Fiela Marshal Yamagata will resign the presidencr of the council (numit itum) and will be appointed general of the Japanese army. The Central News correspondent at Tien Tslti says that on December 10 Mr. Charles l)enby, United State min ister at l'ekin, received through the Tautigli Yamen a note from the do wager empress of China, accompanying valuable presents of silk ai.d satin handkerchiefs, embroidered with crape, which the note explained were Id tended for the foreign ladies who had lubscrlbed lo the purchase of the testa ment, which was presented lo the do wager empress on the occasion of her birthday. The emperor has ordered the troops to protect the churches In Pekln. RobbsraOot Hn iiulit. Siotx City, la., Dec. 30. Two masked men went to the bouse of John Collins, near Sloan Tuesday night, and at the point of guns nude Mm give them M.VX) in gold he had concealed. He had kpl the money in the bouse because hit wife, wbo It suing for di vorce and alimony, has attached ail his property the could find The thieves took the money and two horse and escaped. Officers of Woodbury Monona counties are unable to trace of them. They abandoned horses a few miles away Vn scene of the robbery. Shut Iows ia Milt Tiiiet Kivkii Fall, Minn, Dec. 21. The first collision between the Mee. ban and Jones forces in the mill sit controversy occurred yesterday morn ing, when a representative of the Mee hans assaulted the agent of Mr. Jones. Tbe men were separated before blood a ibed. Both parties now occupy the disputed reservation property and serious trouble It momentarily feared. Cblet Monslmah was notified at tbe agency by messenger of the Mee ham' Invasion of hit property, and It U re ported that b It on bit way ber with a band of brave with the Intention of beginning hostilities at once. Th chief Is a penislant, fearless red and hit movement occasion much alarm. Th Meehaiia, from all appearaneta, fear an attack, at they have armed ten. Unela pacing to and fro on the tile night and day, and bave thut down tbelr mill In order to have all their em ploye In readiness to make stub born retlttanne. Kartkuh la Hun (try. Hi da Pkstii, Det, 21 The town of Oravicsea, about tifty mile southeast of Temetvar. was visited by a voiient shock at an early hour last evenics?. bleb wrecked a Large number of house. Kooft fell, wall tumbled down and In many cases buildings and entire streets were reduced to debrta. The Inhabitant fled to the open country. At midnight another shock waa felt, but it was lea violent than tbe first. A number of persons were Injured, but a vet no faialiUat are reported. The earthquake last evening was felt in many districts In southern Hun gary. Tamerover waa shaken severely, and most of the Inhabitants war too much frightened to go to bed. No death bad been reported at 10 o'clock yrtterday evening. 'The details ar meagre. 1 Mew Ii. of Y. Order. Buffalo, X. Y, Iec. 10. About twenty-five delegates, representing as ianr lodge of Kolghu of Pythlaa,mel at t he Genoese hotel and formed a new order to be known at the Improved Order of Knights of Pythias." Hin n4 Fn iiii. Chicaoo, Dec. 18 A step waa Ukeo by the trans-continental line which In auras the foundation of one or several big associations for tbe latere' of tbe j trant-Aontioental, traus-Missouri aod ' western passenger lines. Thlt was tbe I settlement of the much-moot d ques tion of Canadian Pacific differential. The other line pledged themselves to pay the Canadian Pacific a differential of 30 per cent. Thl line came Into the conference with the determination of forcing the others to pay It a 20 per ceut differential, but soon found that tbe road were a unit against this pro position and would be a unite agauiat the Canadian Pacific on all question did that road retnatu out of the asso ciation. It it thought now tbe immi grant question will be settled araicatly and the last bar to forming a big gen eral association will have been moveo. It It understood that there will be no differential paid on busimss from from St Paul aod Duluih to Hsu Francisco. The we tarn classification committee beard the complaints of dealers in agricultural Implements who wish agri cultural Implements to be again put back into the third class. They are now second class, this making a differ ence In cost of carriage of about 25 per cent, which the farmers in tbe present state of crops can HI afford to pay. Messrs. Mct'orinick and Deering were among thoe who appeared before lb commtltee. STATE KEWS 1TJ and get the he Officers After lb Club HonSr. Chicaoo, Dec 20. The law and order oflicert of the corporation are en gaged In preparing plant for a cam paign against the fashionable club of the city, where the law against gamb ling It violated and where a bar la maintained for the use of members and guest without a licenai being taken out. Tbe disreputable house where liquor Is told without a license, will alto be attended to. The power of the city authorities to take tuch action bat never been tented, but several prominent attorneys ar of tbe opinion that tbe club are amendable to law la thlt Kmwt trura Tuklo London. Dec. 19. A dlipatcli from Toklo to the Central New says: Lieu-tenant-Geiiersl Katgira reports tbat he attacked and captured Uai-Cheng In the forenoon of December 13. The total numerical strength of the Chlnee garrison waa 5,000 while the attacking party consinted of only oue brigade of l.fyjU men, with four gun. The Chinese retreated by two roatli toward Llao Vang. The losie were trirtling. A Central .News dispatch from Che Foo says that great nlieaHinest contin ues arnoi.g the residents of that place, wlrb lear outrages at the band of the Chliiee soldier, pour foreign war ship, ate now at Che foo. A nephew of Colonel Von llenuecken hat left Shanghai to lake command of the Cnlneee troops at Tien Tun. A French engineer is constructing fori at Peilii, The remainder of the chjnete trans ports have been turned over to the pro lec Ion of the British flag. ' The Central News correspondent in Tela Tl n cars: l'ekin is now under m itlary control. Chinese soldiers are guarding the foreign legations and patrolling the street. There are sixty military tents around the legations, Tao, Tai, Kung and Admiral Ting, tbe four generals who commanded at Port Arthur, and General Yen bave been ordered lo l'ekin for punishment." A rrlfbirul Stow. Anokkjion, Ind Dec. SO. lo a brawl yesterday morning Lou Woods we snot and killed and bit brother James had a vera! bullet In bit body. Baa Katkali, wbo did th shooting lo elf defence, waa struck on the bead by a brick which made an ugly gaah. Hit housekeeper, Mrs. Kebacca Teegan bad ber skull fractured by a missile thrown by one of the Woods boys. Tbey and Henry Ford, all tteel workers tried to clean out KatkaU't saloon after drinking and refusing to pay for 2 worth of beer and whisk. Msay Cssplnye. Momtrkal, Dec. 80. Over 1,000 nn employed worklngmen crowded around th city bail thlt morning for the pur' pons of demanding work, but the mayor being absent from the eliy nothing practical waa dona for them. A nambsr of mo sddreeted their comrades, claiming that the man wart boneet ead oatghtto b given work to support their f am Ilia. Tb oUv eeasnd i hi " U best to f or th hOalheV Baah Clew. Rome N. T Dec, aO.-Tne further Invest! zatlon of the defalcation of John K. Iitelby, cashier of the Central National bank of Home, and Samuel Gillette, the teller, discloses a total shortage of nearly 140.000, of which 130.100 It traced to the teller. Tbe di rectors voted to clot tbe baok pending tlie InveatigaUon of it affaire. This also temporarily closes toe Oneida county savings bank, of whose effects tha Central bank la tbe custodian. aiUry Hmm Will Coss Hsm. Wahiuxoton, Dec. 80. becretery Morton will leave here about January 0 lit a vlait In Nebraska. II it tb president of tbe Nebraska state bistort- eal society and at its meeting January 15, will add reel tbe society on "Pioneer popullttt and their finance in the terri tory of Nebraska in 1K6, 1WM and IK57, together with the result; a par ai lad between paat aud present fallacies." Largest Hauls Ship A-at London, Dec. 20. A Aral elan bar belt ship, tbe largest and designed to be th most magnlfleent British battle hip afloat, waa launched at Chatham Tb v easel waa baptized by Count Spencer, wife of Earl tipeneer, first lord of tbe admiralty. Lord Bote berry and hla daughter and many other dis tinguished persona war present. Tb length of tha ablp over all 1a 480 feat aod bar dtaplaaawitnt 15,000 km Tha f bar bull waa 700. After ( Oallaws. Mi skoof.k, I. T Dec. P. Last night about H o'clock Jamea French, ith three con federate, rode Into Tex ana, a small town th'rty mile south of Vluskogee, and robbed John Ilerce't store and hi clerk. After the raid on Pierce' store French attempted lo raid tbe town In general, but waa given tuch a warm reception that he and bit men were forced to retreat. Sneak thieves are operating about. Albright. Mr. Ibwcoe Dean, an old setil Cats county, died last week. Crawford will try again tbi to secure a state normal school. The Sterling Eagle ha c hands and will hereafter be repit! in politic. A Mr. Marrows of Hansen lo test part of three nnger in a mi for cutting fodder. The bov of Crelghton are goil Fstabllih an lce-kating rink for BXercie ami amuement. Fire in Omaha deilroyd tbe ution building and the First ( thurch. Los over fltXI.tWO, The Wayne Jemocrat and Ml Keporter are trying the experimJ r- 'printing their paper all at nome. Jacob .Slothower of Papilllon, :overing from a Very dangerou ligtluguiihed attack of appud!cl liev. Kemiberg of Beatrice hJ tented a rail to a church In Ol Ho ba been In Beatrice seven jei Matt Wood, living a few mile tuhviile, tud twenty-five bush; wheat stolen from hi bin last we4 Lynu Knight, a well-known Jem of lleairic-, wa severely H by being kicked by a horse br hit leg. The Mielton Clipper thinks thoal ire unable to help the destitute r least speak kindly to them, and t lorn help. On the departure of C. W. W.i md family from Sutton, reeolutioJ Mteem and confidence were paf4 the local G. A. It. and relief corp The proposition to pay a boun wolf icalpt, catamount tail, mo Hon, coyottes aud wildcat carr Dixon county by a majority of :H Ilert Irish of Columbu waa five dollar for behaving indecei wari a little girl nine year. II old euongh to know better and e-J too easy. The next meeting of the nort bras k a teacher' association held at Norfolk April 3, 4 and 5 A popular lecturer will be enga? one evening. The new plow factory at Net CUT la assuming shape rapidly aork of placing the machinery w :ommnced as soon at the bui tre under roof. Omaha decreases the charity grea'.ly by offering work lo all for aid. There are plenty of i who don't want any help If they to work for it. Cattle stealing near (ikoh tti tinues. lUnchert are being robb moat nightly, bul two touthstde trt are suipected and depredatlot. probably cease very toon. Mrs. Oscar Bach, living tix northeast of Lyons, received a str paralysis and in thirteen hour She had been ailing for some prior. Hue was forty-one year ol and learet a hatband and four chil John RtiMell it a blacksmith anj the past two year be ba shed tor m it. letter, tneUreina srl Teeters gave John plenty of work very little money, and now John One of the robbers and a citlxen wera''udIT Lengdon't eourt aaking Teeter be forced to contribute knee due of 4'.t3 75. j Lotilt Frey, a well-to-do farme ranchman residing three mile w Ogtlalla, was reparing the aod of a lions situated on hit ranch one no gar way, railing onl wounded. Tbe amount taken is not known. Ft. Sshth, Ark, Dec W.-BiU Cook and four of hi gang bad a high urn Ft, Glbsou. They road into town about dusk and took supper at Mrs. Brown the regular stopping place for travellers. Bill Cook, "Cherokee breaking bit back and lag. John BUT and Jim I ranch were in the party They make no effort at disguise and talked freely with the people. They fired off their gun and bad a big Urns. "Cherokee BUT I rapidly recovering from his wounds and expressed him self anxious for another fight. A strong fore waa made tp at Muscogee and sent after th outlaws. and Daniel gpahgier, wbo Ing him, wevw caught In th falllrd but eueeeeded In extracting the ail Tb body of a man waa fouuf tbe ditchf along tha railroad about two mile west of Hilver It It supposed to be the body of Uyert, a carriage painter. He Fremont lb day before and clainj had a brother-in-law at Central and wa going to teal bis way on the fast mail lie waa no beating hi way on some train ai a Iliad by a KlplMlun West Bar City, Mich., Dec I'J. By the explosion of a boiler in the bog factory of Rutaell Brot. this morning JT" ? " " flv. men were Instantly killed and two ttd kUted others mortally injured. Tb shock ihook tbe entire city. Low water wa the cause of the ex plosion. The debris caught tire, but waa promptly extinguished by the de partment. More bodies may be In th I ulna All lb meu leave families In straitened circumstance. Another body ba been taken from the rums, and a working party has been organised to look for more. The list of dead will probably number even, a another man it mlailng. All were terribly mutilated, one man having both leg blown oft mid hit neck broken. Oue. gally find waa that of a headless trunk. 1 he debris of the mill wa thrown over flv bundled feet atd all the window in tbe neighbor hood were shattered , by the shock. Tbe last body recovered wa that of George Calculi, the engineer. It was n llllem itamev't snan of While being driven near Fullerto e-iui ingnteoea at a shock ol cd the road and turning to one aide Mr. and Mr. Barney and their My out of the wagon. Mrs. I threw out her right hand and tr are herself In the fall, but both were broken above the wrist Ilamey wts so badly stunned I waa some minutes before be n what had happened. tin 1 rlday afternoon the norf Henry Denny, who live aoou HI) northwest of Tlldsn, wa I leslroyed by lire. An effort was vo tave tome of the hoo-ehold ". . uncovering me h licence ol foungeet child everything else I unodoned and .,,.,.,, , B f: After considerable frtiht i wa v.w niuiug oenina Dm mienou uuriwu uuuer n I eel of brick and so ana was speedily re-c-M fror badly mangled as to be unrecognizable, i perilou position. Tiideu Cmxei WW".. Mb, f Tr..... ,h' f4'r1 C0Urt London, Dec. 13. -A dispatch to tb. ' InZJXlS ' ' Central Newt from Tien Ttlu ayt th t..T P,U Ump' foreign tailor, and marine, who ' win ! "7 T " ' BommfifiMd in Pi.. .... ""nn .tood Motl wtm irtint ' wevsa Ml VI VW HIV . " legation of their respective eountles .n7 MteT factory locsf were refused the right to travel through tUx obaari Chinee territory tv the eoven.rn.nt c'mblng up at a tremendoui authorities. Th foreign ministers Hom Wayne boodlam amaaM eewauwa m protoel their legation, ta window m a wheats, we wperor taaoed an order oaaoara and needier to corn she Bjeasjsairy nratassliiiii to the Merton. Ua foaa. ant wa and parseukted Ua to par f nataaaloTtl V. - ii i laniA V a4