Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-18

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? tssn hardly disturbed In iou
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; The ice was song out o. the NJ.
: sour AZ Omaha OF Monday. Thel
va buf little rise q the wa1e,
About 1000 feet Of the WAGON rls
bridge Across the Long Fork 8
Columbus. Was carried away ty &c
Monday morning.
James ". Hawkins ar7'este
suDe DAYS E-o 81 Columbus. Otic
charged with hiczzr. was confront
a ~ Ii ruo wires II the polic
CONT q that CIV OF Monday 21t
confessed his guilt be vas b0unl
over u $1,000
A. Nashville. on Monday. EIel
Fltz-ib5pn. 2-el siKtv-four years
and Joe RyVu. sixIy-sevsn, were
run over by Tie truck a q book
and ladder COMPANY. and rel-v -
s50asly wounded The truck va.
OF IL way - s IRE and ras run
ming RAPIDLY The FIRE involved 8
lozs q $500.
Three boilers Il Orange furnace
JEck-on Court Ho1-e. Ohio. hu-s'
on Sunday night week. denolislIiur
TIE smoke st2ck and seFe,al build
in-s. EuT-lnr The bot blast boilers
40 yards from tbeir bed. Two
men one 3 fireman aod the other q
stranger, we've seriously injured
Loss estimated - s..551.
On Sunday night week a. : c.
-'c-E g. So se.-3--- RI 80. n Pow
r Co-1ty. Ky. J. gC@G-e-. -7ai
Bryant drew . pi>tOi and shot John
ChTisty through the head. killing
him instantly. then mounted g Lol-se
and galloped away ard - not been
heard from. The parties Lad been
drinking together.
Al accident occurred on the In
dianapo-i-. Cincinnati d Lafayette
Railroad, q , O'Clock Monday
morning. between lafayette and
Indianapolis. IN consequence Of .
broken rail che q The sleeping
coaches was thrown with great yio-
lence = tie ground, and. although
tie train was running AZ twenty-
five miles per hour, none Of the
passengers were injured beyond in
considerable bruises.
The tent Of the Great Eastern
Circus az Louisville. Ky. blew
down On Monday night, while o
great crowd was in attendance. one
Of the poles breaking and striking
two la1s, fatally iniuring Frank
Sparks, aged thirteen years, and
slightly injuriDg the other. a
number Of the audience was sight
~ bruised and scratched in the
stampede to get out from under the
fallen tent.
The satclel Of J. F. Launter. \
wholesale jeweler Of Newark, New
jersey, was robbed At the Mattison
House, Chicago, Oh Sunday week.
1t contained $1,000 worth Of
goods.
Mrs. Sallie Hernden, dressmak-
or Of Cairo, Illinois, was terribly
burned Tuesday morning while az
tempting 10 kiDdle q fire by pour
ing on live Goals a non-explOsiye oil
from q can, which exploded enycl-
oping her il the burning flames.
Her injuries are probably fatal.
Five stables were destroyed by
fire al LOgansport, Indiana, Tues
day. The total loss Is about 3d.
900.
Henry 4. Bellows, Chief Justice
al New Hampshire, was found dead
in bed Tuesday morning. 1t Is
SUPPOSED that lac died from heart
disease. He was seventy years
old.
The epizootic has reached vir-
GINA City, Nevada, and oxen are
in great demand at fabulous prices.
The erection of a new Chamber
OF Commerce building is projected
in Cincinnati.
The Office Of the Sheriff at Cor
inth. Miss, was robbed Of 81, 900
by burglars Tuesday night, who
blew ODen the safe.
The robbery Of the Falls City
TohoccO Bank grows in magnitude
daily. Il is now believed that the
amount taken * between $1,000 0
and 100000, mostly in railroad,
canal and government bonds.
At Charlotte, Iowo, Tuesday, a
man attempted 10 cross a creek
with a team and wagon, in which
were five persons. TIE wagon was
swept away BY tie current into
deep water. End all hut one person
ia the wagon drowned.
At Lille, Iowa, Wednesday morn
ing. freight car loaded with horses
and household effects was burned
and two men who were in the car
fatally injured.
On the Vermont Central Railroad
Tuesday, near Bassett, Vermont,
the breaking of the journal of a
locomotive threw eleven freight
cars off the track under a covered
bridge, demolishing the structure
and smashing the ears, altogether
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