| Show BY TELEGRAPH per mea ar a weste AN W tirs Z LONDON ont jury find the capsizing of the steamer victoria was from water in the hold which probably leaked la in through though a liole hole made by a stone or ana snag a the bolli boiler boller was not secure securely lv i fastened and the chions supporting the upper decks were too slender the engineer was crossly grossly negligent in n not 0 t telling the captain of or the dangerous condition of abb the boat the captain is blamed for be bein being ln kanand and captain caplain having to little time for both positions and is iq blamed for not nott proper properly Jy examining tile boat before leaving spring bank the mana manager k er failed in his ills duty it in not employing enough hands for the boat witt and rud in liot not having it in inspected and the government inspectors are to blame for passing a boat which was wai unfit to carry a large load of passengers the tho jury urge tho the government ern men t to bo be more stringent washington 15 the treasury investigation committee today to day submitted a preliminary report to secretary windom of evidence found against the custodian department artmont art ment the committee report blat that they found a regularly organized ring 0 which had bad izen been in existence for rev eral years and been misappropriate ing money and defrauding the government ern ment the officials and employees who are connected with the ring will be dismissed at once and a mors mora complete and thorough investigation vesti gation will be ordered all facts heretofore reported in the western associated press dispatches relating to the selling 11 of carpets and other othet frauds of tho the ring are reported by the committee ALBANY 14 in lri the afternoon senator sessions testified he was an expert in promoting the interest of candidates he knew the evenin ovenin evening 9 before Br bradleyd Brad adless leys leya disclosure what was mas coming it was rumored on the street he did not attempt to see bradley Br ailley about it was wag once a witness in a bribery case in the senate in which ho he had acted as counsel for the payee or it might be called a lobbyist paid no money to anybody bo dy to vote for the measure was a lobbyist 6 or 7 years off and on advocating vo such bills for adjournment ss es lie lle ji 0 was wims paid for ad achig he denied being intimate with with winans when wilen he left the republican part party ani tind nd went over to the democrats and lost control of the house to there the republicans publicans ans ls knew theor troy and got 1000 to oppose the albany bridge bill had assisted in washington in one or two little matters matter Q but never divided the pay begot he got gol went up to Wo wooding room after leavin leaving 9 bradley in the delevan house told the c caucus june that he had secured aureda a vote witness thought though the tho ho hal had secured bradley to vote for depew as bradley said witti witness oss would not be disappointed in his vote witness was wab surprised when brad ley voted for conkling and piatt platt never kever had llad any reason to believe belleve bradley corruptible adjourned senator sessions testified he knew of no legislator receiving a vote in any legislature le had ii no theory as to where legislators could be influenced had no reason to believe bradley radley could be influenced by money or that 16 to was dishonest believed him honest when he first talked with bradley the latter said 1 may be you wont be disappointed in my final vote which witness construed romean bradley was now voting to please some grant men in his district and would finally voto vote for depow he did not know that Bar barer with whom lie had several talks in goodins Wo room was in the pay of tho the central railroad and never heard anything of the central railroad in his room had seen several g games imes of cards played in his room for 25 cent ralpe raise swear to seeing depow in Barbar ers room since may had bought gome iome e ome stocks this year through spencer trask co did not 1 know now an account there burlingame 15 the cyclone in this county was more serious than telegraphed from topeka the cyclone first formed between avonia and olivet and then passed north r west going out of the county in the direction of franklin county in its course it killed five live people including john john harper a man named brown two colored children and a person whose name has lias nou noc yet been learn ed J the houses of the following persons were destroyed P F dexter J rugby bugby theo tileo bence findl findlay thompson K thompkins philip fine sen philip fonejr wm pickett jos J E manly J IV sargent I 1 E marshall Mars liall two houses E L marshal marshai 1 ar shail two houses J C bankens ran Ban kens bens tenement ten teu ement houses W andrew wood J wiley mrs We wela lW merriwether N E p young myers H L powell mr brown phillip lotta david Duffle duffield ld john rosen Bosen eran cran 7 E R T Alar martin thi john jolin coll collyer yer J W buner jessie lee mr air calkins mr bir bartram joh jolin jolln harper J ri riggins biggins ins and undoubtedly y many ORIN others they were all farm houses in an old settled coun county ty many of them line residences A at quenemo no the presbyterian church was destroyed destroy cd and one other building of tile the first 27 buildings bull buil dings dinga enumerated mera teda a majority were upon tho tile opposite road leading from tile the west into quenemo Que nemo the people were absent attending 11 the S sunday choals which accounts for the saving of life the large number badly hurt were citizens in the buildings the nn uninjured turned out and all were comfortably corn for tably bably cared for the tho ilie ille los losi f of property is enor enormous but cannot be safely estimated for 15 miles in it the most densely and best part of onge oage O age county the cyclone cut a of desolation and death entire farms were stripped of buildings cattle and much of vegetation atone at one place only a piece of tire a foot long and a hub was left of a wagon |
