Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-29

hand Yesterday. fell and stuck It in 7
his face lust below the eye, the knife
coming out at the rooof Of his mouth. |
Il made an ugly gash.-Globe.
The Marietta & Cincinnati train
Of the h. d Q. K. r., ran through
the bridge east Of Loyeland on Sun.
day morning. The Engineer and
Fireman could have jumped, but pre-
tered 50 remain OH the train and Try
to stop Il. They were both killed.
Joseph NJ. Wales, who has been
attempting heavy swindling at Dos
ton, by buying goods and Offering
worthless checks in payment, was ar
rested yesterday. His operations
amount to nearly ten thousand dol
lars, but most of the goods obtained
will be recovered.
A couple from Huntington came
/ here the other day, procured mar
riage licenst, found the Rev. Mr.,
Howe on board the Crossley, rs they
boarded her to return, and were
united forthwith in the happy
/ bonds Us she lay at the wharf,
LcoIiioa Commercial.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, at South
Point, died very suddenly last week
OF paralysis. She was standing
short distance from her house talk
ing with neighbor when she was
stricken down. She never spoke al
ter the stroke. This VA, her second
attack. Ironi0a Journal.
AvDERsoy, Ind, Oct. &c. Nancy
Mawson. the woman who has been
confined in the jail in this city on the
charge Of being an accompliee in the
murder Of her son Albert, whose re-
mains were found in well on her
farm Wednesday last. committed SUI
icide last night By taking poison
The kind OF poison IS not known but
!; supposed to be arsenic or strieh
nine.
SALT LAKE. October l0.--Thcre
we're two indictments brought in 10y
the Grand Jury Yesterday Tor lasciv,
ious cahabitation, and it Is generally
believed they were against Brigham
. Young and George Q. Cannon, late
delegate to Congress No suits have
been made, however, and the Clerk OF
tho Court states no person is authoriz-
ed to give any information In regard
20 them. Iii known, however, that
evidence in regard 20 these parties
vas being taken by the Grand Jur'
We understand that the Lawrence
mill hands have signiiied their vii
'l;rgac-s 70 work much or little dn-
ring the low prices Of iron and the
hard times, and receive what money
the praVr;etors may he Gulc 10 raise
Tor tntM, and they We're promised
work ar least half the time. We are
clad 10 hear tbs The BOYS are no
in,jtL;al.I, ten. ed for this express
s;on - tI~;r ernrcri,iin3 ~ the diff
r,,,l,;c. ,.l.r rh;ri uur in,,1.lr;as
are lahori"g. L0H.2u JcgNd.
: NJ. Ccarge kon.'2man, w'o Tor
m~rlv worked im' the Hlylor' Roll
ing NIL Co., but who upN lives on
Beaver. Pike county, came iuio the
city GA bl.ine.s II da,, and met
with % mo-r unfortunate accident
that VII probably result IN hi- tca:h.
Hearing that German friend desi-
rrl 6, So. him ut Geo. Dav;s's feed
tore GA Second street, lie went IN
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DETROIT. October - The North.
ern TranSpor alton Company's steam
err Brooklyn, bound from Oglcns
burg to Chicago, exploded her boiler
to-day while coming up the river
The accident occurred about two
O'Clock The effects Of the explosion
were fearful. instantly sinking the
bon. AMI killing large number Of
persons.
the steamer Cuba was short dis
, ,%., 49,, ,, "oorlr a,Ioftbo s,,ryivors
,,In ,.,rn j,ndcd hero the Injured
.an, ,orLo Lnsn;tol A. vet ma com.
,Ja.o IN, Tho lost or saved can be
obt.;,od
The Ashland journal eaking of
the death Of Mr. Samuel Crawford Of