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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22
DOMESTIC NEWS.


There are 45, 975 idle workingmen in the city
Il Is stated, are on the verge Of restitution.
The New York Security Life and Annuity
Insurance Company has collapsed
A sickening casualty, resulting in the burn
ing TO death Of four children, is reported from
Round Top, village not far from Pittsburgh,
Pa. Ames MCGOWAN and bis wife left their
four children, aged respectively 8, 5, and 8
years, alone in the house. Prom some un-
known cause the building caught FIRE, and it,
with the little innocents, was reduced to
sAhes.
A IRE st Pontiac, +. l., last week, destroyed
mil property valued at 200, 600.
West.
The bank of William NJ. Ream, at Somerset,
Perry county, Ohio, was entered by robbers q
few nights ago, who secured $4,000. Ream
was forced by the rascals to open the bank
vault, after which they bound and gagged him
and made their escape.
A very dangerous counterfeit silver half
dollar is in circulation in the West. The Chi
cago Times statee that hundreds Of them were
spuriousness was discovered. The coin is
hesvily plated with silver, and its composition
is thought to be block tin and glass mixed. 1t
is deficient in weight, but not so much 80 as to
create any suspicion. The coin has the ring
% the true metal, and bears date Of the year
1876.
]. H. Mcvicker, proprietor Of the leading
az haa or he bod
IN preparation new play, the
right Of producing which he has purchased,
and which will be brought out for the first
time in America at this house during the holi-
days. II is entitled THE Law Of the Land
was 6 great success in London, and viii no
doubt be received with Like favor in Chicago.
Those who have Witnessed its rehearsal say
that the dialogue is extremely witty, the plot Of
deep interest, and the scenery and other stage
accessories unusually startling and effective.
Chicago packers from Nov. to Dec. fs,
Lad packed s1e, CSC hogs against 676, 1853 for
tie same period last year.
The farmers and hog raisers Of Central Hi
nois are suffering immense loss from the raw
ages Of hog cholera. In some sections the
farmers have lost over so per cent. o. their
dIovee.
Letters from Gen. Miles indicate that he
thinks the Sioux war, which opened so disas-
trously in the early summer, rs practically
ended for the present. Sitting Bulls band
has been beaten and compelled to divide, a
part Of il being driven across the Yellowstone,
while many of it's members are seeking refuge
st the agencies. The hostiles are supposed to
have shout exhausted their supply Of ammuni-
ton, and Of course they will be compelled to
ouit lighting IL they cannot otherwise obtain
more powder and lead.
south.
J. Madison Wells Chairman Of the Louis
ians Returning Board, Was before the House
Investigating Committee at New Orleans, on
The 18th. lie informed the committee that he
was wiling they should have access TO all docu-
ments in possession OF the board provided they
would furnish the clerical assistance necessary
10 do the work at the same time he should de-
cline TO answer any questions regarding his
seton Ms member Of said board, for the res-
sor that be denied the rgh. Of the committee
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22

A CURIOUS grimace was seen on the
faces of a small congregation in Con-
necticut as the communion cup was
passed. The deacon had taken the
vinegar jug for that holding the sacra-
mental wine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22

In Georgetown county, s. O., are
offered for sale 60,500 acres of land,
forfeited in default of tax payments.
, 1876-06-02
BURNETT & CO.
THEIR "srAHDAnD pngrAitAr1oSs.''


GrtciaJ Correspondence of Tae Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Aiay J0.-The wcll.known
house Of Joseph Burnett It Co., Boston, Is
whorthily represented In Section r, IS. Their
exhibit is onc Of the richest and must chnstc in
design and execution in the whole exhibition.
The case Is about 10 feet long, 8 feet dcrp, and
IA feet in extreme huight. The framework is
heavy, md Of ebony md gold finish. Above
tho central glass panel Of the case, In gold let
tiers, arc the words, Purity. Strength Econo-
N.Y." On tho aankng panels arc Representa-
tions Of medals received at different
times for the superior excellence Of
Burnctt's Standard Preparations" The
case rcsth upon basu some ~ fset high, on the
gold panels Of which arc exquiattely designed
figures, uEt!stfcally draped and posed. surrounded
by flowers and birds, and, In connection with the
delightful odor Of Cologne water exhaleJ from the
open fountain. Furnishing a. reniizing sen.c Of
Paradise Fained; This fountain +. Of solid black
ta' designs. and rests on q redestxi Of Elt and
Cologne, and IN run daily, being the grand centre
Of attraction In the vicinity wherein It Ia located.
Tho Ane spray which it sends forth IN quickly ab.
Borbed by tic lnlica. who are eager TO test its
merits and carry away on their hnndkcrchLefe re-
frcshtng mcme,.tuea Of their visit. Ths back uf
the canc IL dsapcd with rich blMc snt!n, agntnat
which the ArtatIcally y-nrrhnEcd bottles Of the
vasioua preparations slow. 10 good advantage.
There Is no attempt At gAudy effect. but every
thing Is In good taste, Aid the vtsltoe will depart
with an impression not casily cflaccd.
, 1876-06-02

n ambition to eclipse the performance on lhc open.
tn9.day. Yon can bet on him to do so,rrshlsE
Can do viii, nnnd Of n'ar'c chorna Of sfnRer'.
ltc knnwa Tint the na!onr1 aIru, viii, the n. snd
e. Eepn' nn J 'r
1Hi 1ilioa s tsi e:ss,asy pefie1@an:s. hat .:sn
Lafaystts Restaurant. and, whrn tho heat be.
comes excessive. tha mn'le wtil he given there:
A. The tey asa ~ VIZ o Be ie
and listen to what The band will ponr forth.
An lMMENaE ATTENDANCE
hol!lSy wi,lcl, ihis 3oth Of Msy harr"n. i is,
Il releases grent many people ~ho would othcr,
VIVA not easy 10 walk about to-day in np.t Of The
b9dG.i sna q " ot .tse hs P,s
~as &c ordeSIy nd and nteres,e1 ana i handied ana
paved over the articles on exhibition With very
little regard 10 ths an,onItons aud rgaursts ti,,t
for touching everything IN curious study. and.
tl.e mo,s 5nhserye Y the mo.s am n pnxz!sd ~ to
Pc tsas CONS o. hefo * eaud NJ As ress
iho desire to t9aeh things ,, That :, ,s.;y they
the Angel 0ubr!cl should light down among them.
md stArd around for awhile A. u curiosity, they
thun f ha,i IT, an hosr The coumi.siua VIII have 10
put everybody In handcnat n order tn preserve
the articles tiat esn A. er nlotSd BY % %manilniat!o;
ths effect that manufacturer and otllcTa Employing
large numbers Of mon should send
| DELEGATIONS or rHElN MOST INTELLIGENT
to study thu Exhibition. Notice hns bccn received
.1eh md d
delegation here ne.. week. Inc men arc to leave
ds,s d. sIaH Machnepy en hope 1 !" ea1 spt II smlal
parties from the Vest, and In fact, from al parts
, 1876-06-02
CRIME.
A T1GR1sSS WIIELTS.
6ntcfdl QitndIcA 10 The 1EibAnf.

DAVENPORT, Ia, June 1.'-ln January last q
most horrible murder was committed at Moline,
Peter Nelson, mnn 10 years of age, boiHg mur-
dcrcd by his wife, Csita Nelson, 20 ycara Of age.
Tho wotnan used hatcAct 10 accomplish the deed,
beating the mans head 10 jelly With It, while ho
rcss In 1tock island fur eight daya past, and was
concluded this evening. the jury returning YET
murdereBs was yesterday delivered Of child while
in ju!l, which baby to.Iay wAn naddled with the
name Of Krnworthy Major Porter Nelson, after
ufeE.
, 1876-06-02
ELO1sEAIENT.

bp1t7d7 D1atdEtH 70 TIE 7FFbaHe.
Sioux CRY, Ia, June IA German named
Henry Schultz, proprietor Of thu Farmers
Hon.e." in this city, eloped this morning with bis
step daughter, gtrl hut IL years old. SIultx is
himself but rs years Of age. About u year ago ho
married woman Old enough 10 b. his mother. It II
lady states thut, for several months past The grl
and Schullxe have been living In open adultery.
They took train East from, here and 1t 10 thought
living,
, 1876-06-02

LINCOLN, Neb., June 1.-James Mccarthy, m
actor now playing hero with Wa.lack's threutrtcal
company, was arrested last evening charged with
the attempted violation Of two l!tt1o girss, .
and Z years old. II was charged TINT lie en-
teed them Into roum in tue Opera build
Ing, and removed portion OF thcr clothes.
dcnce is conflicting, though one child tells tho
story positively md without breaking OH cross
examination. Excitement runs high among the
citizens over tho matter and It IL to be heped that
Wien the evidence il completed, Mccarthy will bo
proved innocent,
, 1876-06-02
NO FUnT11El. REDUCTION,


Contrary 70 general expectations tue anticipated
furthtr reelection in passenger rtes TO the East
WAS net mad. yesterday, bnt thcrt!a no doubt that
1t will be male within day Or to, There is no
concord Of acton between the varas roads leading
to the East, an' though they ali hive announced
the same rats and adopted tc snme rules
for the sak Of reduced tickets, yet
each road trying to get ahead
Of the other, and 'omc ute rnaknge1tra eonccs.
cion. to passengers. According 10 tho rules
days, md baggage las to bc checked trough. The
Daltl1nore 4 Ohio n.w announces tin 1t wilt giyo
lay over tickets aud heck baggaEe t aay point
desired. Some of tn other roads re1e getting
around the rules yessEtlay by selling -cont- class
thu same to New York ~ the reduced Int -eEss
tickets. but they are Unlimited, which Il quite !,
advantage 10 parties VITO like 10 stop nt vart.
OTIS ponts. The ticncnl Ticket and pahtcnEet
AGENTS Of the soads Leading from this city TO tho
Tor the uurlro.e OF .ean1ng to souo ugree-
but nnthng could be accomplished. Tho
result Of the meeting has been tccgrnphed to
the managers Of the roads althe East, and thets
ductien ID LOOKED fur.
The prceent war 10 likely to extend to Western
| roads hlro. Thu Toledo. Wabash T. Western. and
indianapolis, bloomington j. Western Kailroadl
have made large rcdnction frttn all tho Western
Of Chicago have Alrendy given orders to follow ~
| reduction from the competing ln!nts. They VIII
| however, hass to reduce from all points, II thu
mean to keep their busnctB, a. the crDss lines At
| getting walked up, and will try to catch all th
| Western traffic they can.
The Pennsylvania Railroad hns reduced tho rate
| from New York west 10 Chicago to SIS, and all II
/ otter EOads have followed suit
, 1876-06-02
PEORlA'S TELEGRAPHY.

pvon1A. in. Junu last night, In Fesponse
to call signed principally by members Of The
l,aard Of Trade, uu'ntrf Ut buslness nen sssens-
b,ed In the Chamber Ut comnercs for ths purpose
ot taking so,nu actfun lusk!ng to obta!ung lover
telegraph tntcs from this point. IT. claimed that
reoria II uujuasiy Disseminated against by thu
Western rnlou, which ls the only linu hsss. After
duIatny the u1attcr tor sonsu ttnlr. It was fna1y
decided to make An srpeal to the Western Unlun
Company for lowee rAscs, and, In case tvy refused
to cut duwn tho tariff. couilnlttca was empowered
to enter into negotiations with the mannErrs Ut tue
Atlantic s kacIAc Company. and aee what arrange
hcnts eau ee uAde with them to brtug their liue nu
te city, The nearest pont now IN liuteAu junction.
Az Milta nurth ot here. 4 stalemcnt was n,aue
thxt, in cnac Of necessity. there WeEs men Whe
would shoulder The expense of putting npn line
between bureau aud 3'eoriA.
, 1876-06-02
CONsANauINARY MURDER.

6p2C7d3 lF3p4E{H u 1Ht zFEuHHt.
BLooNINoroA, ILL.,, june 1.-At MackIuaw,
Tazcwel County, this afternoon, Edward Wilson,
aged 10, was shot In the breast and mortally
wounded By his uncle, Dave Wilson, noted dcz.
perado Of this region. TllH murderer arrested
aud lies In the cAlnboose to nwntt examination.
, 1876-06-02

OMAHA, June 1.-The mlnes Milton, who was
ono Of the purity that killed man named King
near Ulair few wecks ago, wna found guilty Of
murder In the first degree at Blair. Iula Christian
and JAMS JGlsen who WtrG with h!m Whun tlu
killing was done, Are now ba!nE tried
, 1876-06-02

cpfC'0t D1EpdIcH 10 1He 1EloHNs
DECATUR, H., June 1.-Surprtslng develop.
ments muy be expected soon concerning the sta.ns
Of the 1Eno1 Midland Railroad. sorns little tima
sGo Mr Dole was appointed Receiver Of that road.
uhcFerpon cctlut~ s~slltu1 set up that the Mid
land was an illegal consolidation Of tho Paris 3
Tcrre IInute and Paris j. Decatur Railroads with
The Peoria Atlanta 1toad which last road Il only
connected With the others by about Is miles
Of lllinois Central. over which their cars run by
paying toll. These creditors got Mir.
PnweIl, Ut Paris, appointed Receiver Of
the Paris j. Decatur Road one part
of the Midland. and commence q suit
by the people Ut Illinois VI. the Illinois Midland
Company by quo wasEanto. charging the defendant
with ushrptug the franchises of the Paris l.
Decatur ltalr0ad Company. and this comes up tc
bn heard tu.snoEEow. Pending thls suit, few
days ngo, lteceycr Dole, of the Midland. appointed
Receiver Powell If the Paris j. Dccatur Ruau ~
his General Superintendent, dlsn.lssing the old
oltc this was i bomDhhell lI the camp Of the
p's;ntin,, nd nd saually 10 II ~ t4st ,,,st %
Company, Hence, we sec hrre ycstsr4ay aud
tay lngcrsol! Of Peoria, Gcnnls, the stidlAlt
President. .nd p L. Mel,.t!ls, q Mattoon, 4. I.
llias Of PnFls, WHO, With Smft, 4 Clukry Ut Dcra'
tur. arr attorleys for the platntlue, the dcfenss
bring represented by Csca d Ewing and Judge
Gallaghtr. II tile quo WaTrnHto be sustained. thu
Midland combination. will bu cut to pieces, geu-
ctal buzzing Of the several iartes IL gung on.
, 1876-06-02

MADISON, Ind, June !. "A uan by the nAmo Of
Tom Langley, OF Chicago, was shot by ous Nc
LoughlIn, of Covlngton, Ky., this sycn!ng, in
lu the right kidney,
, 1876-06-02
TiIRpENTlNc

TuRPENTINE.
W1La,No1oH, June l--Sp1lu Of turpenttne
steady u @73ic.
, 1876-06-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nurnctt's CocoAins Allays Irritation, re-
moves dantlrut5, and tnvguEatcs Tie Atelun ot the
CapillarfeE In tho highest degree.
, 1876-06-02

MH BtAlNR's CONNECTION WITH 1T-THa
SHARES INTO WHICH Tlk ROAD WAS DIVIDED
AN ALLEGED cAEDIT Aon4LlEh.
tvsrnpoadtnes ifta York Sun.
WAsuISoroN, D. C., May 23..-The letter OF
james q. Bafur, written to Warren Fisher, Dr.,
Nov. rs, 1870, In regard to the sule OF large
,uts !. eat In thc Northern Pacific Railroad Com
, 1876-06-02

NAItmum tbefmUIneter. 10. MlnIM1ln. 81.
9AAxKAL DssxRVATIuNA.
CuIrAHo Iuna t-Alldntyht.
, 1876-06-02
RAILROADS.
CJ1lchGD A. yn1,ruvrarvr,

CHICAGO Il NORTHWESTERN.
fhe Ahnnl meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chicago xndNuthwcstcfn Nallroad sad branches
was held at he ot,lce Of tho Company, cornar Il
hin1ls and Fhnalin streets, yesterday.
Besides thoclrtlou OF Directors md of1cs.p fss
the ensuing Eal new buaness of interest was
tFHntacted. IA TIC hscal year of the rond expired
yesterday, the imual report cannot bo made up for
snmc time. aFl no intlmstlon OF tho financial
rtanaing nf shcCaupany can he given. still Il is
attsrtea that TO hs!ness q the road as Increased
be .Ha''e in the .ntnat report, -
M, lhs.c wers a,3E75 votea easi. and MI thc old
s,"s' that , und oleGs were which shows
con;ro1 m of tic nadwcrc all boah.
Tns n n,resto,, ofthe main ns number eighteen
branch raa,s are ii, elected annual!y. The e,eco
Tor fo5 Director. oi the Chicago Il Sorthwestern
Una1,s Tn1 !!nI l. FsisGa %slSa u fp,'GTs Dp.n,
Jr, H. 4. portcr, a, Albert Kcep.' Ill., ~ '''"'''
o;na A meties q the director. The fol-,
y; I. syks., j.. Il sew YORK; hss!.tant ssese.
TT an. A's,tant Ttasrsr Al New York. e.
field; Executive ComMtttee, Albert Keep, NJ. L.
SS1Yksa. .Ir.. John r. They. A. q. Dnlinan, and II.
The election OF the hanch roads resulted ~ fol.
:. Elyn = State Line 1alrond-D,seetorr, Albert
ush and ! ,St'ft Rsaea Ma" ri:'Ssnyt H TSSsiy
seeretnfy aid Treasurer. J.B. Rctneid; E Executive
COMMITTEE. Albert Keep, v. L. Sykes, Jr., and
Lacso-sc, Trempea1eau L Prescott Railroad
| Directors. Alhctt Keep, job, +. Tracy, David
9e"t n q plr,l1 n4naS Wt,i;,R II T. hpFyn H. syts,,
Klrkman; rres1eat. Albert Ke.p; Vlee T Psesdent, M
.i;!ant ssefetary !! T. Hsacitl Exc: Rssea4Tc m CON. m
mittse, J. Il. ledfcld, N. l. Skies, Jr., and II.
II. Porter. - -
, 1876-06-02

ticn,cn, U!u{ue-lt wns Muili9un who Ind c1i the
room. notL WANTED II satisfy myself Will fs'
sisct 10 -
Fifteen letters MsLe father Solumtnona CORE,
him shoud ike 10 seu a specific letter, aud he
Tho chntr,uan- leu you got the letters the sec.
ond time 1t was yuus inIsRtion ~ return thein 10
alnlixan.
Tbs Charmaa-You changed your Intention
upon his declaration that 4 Ills vtruci.y were
aailei he would publ,sll the let!erss
i!latnc-Yss;, ;',st hs should attack me- II any
| pAsY THEN oyEK
/ The Chairu,an-a nsl; Ut your hanls the prodnc.
Gn 81 ss su l ,SI LII as hs
naay scr for themselves Wlcther thry bear upon
the question.
! Thu t'hairnlan-So. sis, with no privacy, hut
certanly will not nlaks them public uuls's lucy
III, Hlaas@l viii take occaslon to consult my
The ChAiraan-you decline. thin, to produce
huine-For the present decline.
The Chairman lflen asked lilaine 10 produce the
mrsnurallAum maiu by Aul!igan consalus sum
istne rspicd .h.tif NullIgau Ind nc, right to the
letters hs had no right to thu HtEnufaudum. Il he
H., Lawrence have aad that certain state.
Mr, DIaine-t will explain that The conycrsa.
tion wAs long une. lhaye known MulltEnn fur
lun{ tiIne. sud VT have had good deal OF conseE.
| yalion Ut various tlmrx TN this occasion We .nt
v Iulking about public nattcrs and he spoke Of lte
ui.rres VI public lie. and said le did nut
spoku ut thp time ahoui gotuy abroad to visit
hls friends. said, ~ wander yo4 havo not got
tired of tic hum. drum Ut the counting rooul. an
jokt.gIy seluarkrd whether he would nut have
liked to
20 ABROAD IN HOkK OFFICIAL CAPACITY.
A. Mulilgan has presented Il here It would seeIH
that had asked him to accept coasll'hip. There
| Was nothing VI that whatever.
| Nr. LawEruce-Was anything said about snie'ots
| As. ElaIpt-Nut word III tue world g..
| Null!gun asked Uiaine whether. on NJ oala' ue
would suy In had not nstl the word suicide.
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u x. and 7, II, r., comprising western,
aserIl and eastern states, Sow York ana
'foais mails, arrlyesat O2i y N; departs
Pouch closes at a IN.
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\ young nnbleman Of Milan win a
bNpuly income wanted wife. ia
,nusl nave been q reader NJ Amerlean
prlhohhlH, or u suggestive mind.
lNI le adopted a newspaper AZ a meil.
uul 10 llflher bic wishes, advertised.
AHu requested that that each reply
sNnull le accompanied With tic pnf
ran " The lady. Asa result, seve.nl
Oh ne photographic ariifls of the city
iiAu lnsh ~ luslness, aud Ia short
llle over flxly-ilye letiera Were no.
'rlVed ana slxly-hYe fair 0Ountenanoes
hd0Thed the nohlenlan' alum. lie
was embarrassed Tor choice amid
such llneNampled variety, Another
eApedienl was hit upon. lie notified
ehcli Ialr damsel that he must make "A
personal Inspection, aud accordingly
sent each q ticket for an orchestra staIl
~ The Scala Theatre, announcing al
Tho same tine that On the might of
lhelf visit he would occupy "A certain
box, The night arrived, aud the stnlls
were lllled with an assemplage 0f beau.
w seldom seen nj one time In Milan,
Each supplied with an opera glass
with raised them almost stimuli.
laneously TO the box In which
the youth repOsed, zach wandered AT
the other nj the magnetism which at,
lrnoled each Hlass 10 that special local.
n.y. such u sight was soon compre.
hended by the audience, liy degrees
the ninth became audible until nt last
laughter was irrepresslhle, aud gen,
era roar followed, shaking the very
walls Of the building. The ladies were
overwhelmed with confusion, the
adorable He'd from the house, nnd
Milan had n rare joke for us delecta.
lion for several days.
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Juo II, Morton, ~, D., oiilco over First M.
tuual Bank Residence corner san JaOintu
nnd llnrwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
inchlbilm
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San Francisco Chromcic 1t was four
years ago last winter was coming
down with a train loaded with cattle.
The weather had been bad for weeks
and the snow lay deep, but was melting
off fast in the worm weather that had
lasted nearly week. The ground was
saturated, and noticed that things
looked shaky on the mountain. ! was
feeling my way along carefully, think
ing the track might spring, as the bed
was wet and sloppy, when, just as got
around tho point OF this ridge ! looked
up and it seemed to mo that the whole
mountain above me had brokon loose
For hundreds of feed wide the hillside
was in motion and charging down on
me. The slide started 100 yards above
the track and was comming right down
ON me like lightning. Rocks trees and
snow-driits plunged down the face OF
the mountain with u laundering roar
and seemed bent on overwhelming us
and burying us in the canyonthousands
of feet below. was never 50 close To
death before. although ] have had my
share Of perils on the road. For mo
ment was supplied the danger was
great and escape so hopeless, but only
for n moment. | determined not to
die without an effort but clapped on all
steam while the breaks were thrown
oi'ot the same time You can see Tor
yourself that the grade is heavy here
and can believe that we made last time
The engine seemed to know her dangar,
and 10 gather herself for an effort She
leaped quivering and snoring down 'he
Grade in the maddest race ! eyer saw.
| Down came the ayalanchelike Lightning
directly upon us, throwing up clouds OF
Ayine snow and splinterS and rock, ana
away flew the old engine like q thing
oflife and beauty, as she was, dragging
the cars like the wink down the grade
after her. abreast the slide But II
seemed to be doomed to be all IN YAM
The avalanche came faster every m, mo
mont II was almost upon us Inc
rocks began to bound against the cars
and over them, and the tram was ma
den in cloud of snow But we were
flying through the air now the wheels
seemed never to touch the rail, and llis'
AS was giving up hope the engine rush
ed past the little point of land just back
where the little ravine comes
down. This turned the current OF the
slide so to speak, n little, and was oul
salvation. The engine rushed past the
noint lust as the slide reached the track
and big pine, uprooted in the edge o.
the avalanche, fell across the next car tc
the last one and crushed il, The track
swept away like cobweb in q gale, the
couplings on the car broke, and the car.
fell into the cllasin left in the wake o.
tba aide and were carried down to the
river. a thousand yards below. What
there i left of them lies there yet me
Jerk made the engine and train jump the
track but she kept ON her feet and we
got otfwith few'bruises. Thatl accoun.
ons Of the greatest dangers | ever met
in INV twenty years of rairoading.
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ioAideA, every problem connected with tia
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