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A GREAT BRIDGE BLOyy DOWN.
Terrible Force OF n Nebraska Hurricane-A
Monstrsus Gap.


The most remarkable and startling cat
astrophc that has ever occurred in this vicinity
was the destruction of 800 feet Of the eastern
end Of the Union Pacific bridge over the Mis-
souri, river yesterday morning. There was not
the iaintcst threat Of n storm on Friday even
ing. and the people OF Omaha went To bed adj
hiring skies that were rs mild and harmless as
Marys littlc lamb. But at o'clock in the MORN
ing wind and hail storm came. up from the
north. The first reports of the disaster wore
received up town when tho passengers fol, the
, o'clock eastward bound train returned tothcir
hotels 90 r. going 70 the depot. by 0'clorkth the
news Of the calamity had been generally spread
and half hour later, although wind and rain
We're SUI vigorously prot1siing against iocom2i-
their way toward the 'cnc.
Arriving ut Pier No.. . monstrous gap
yearncd between US and the Iowa sidc. The
wreck Of the first span lay in shapclcss mass
on the south side of the cmhankmcnt The
second SPIN had fallen into the river and was
were still standing uniuiurcd Ike srntinels
guarding the wreck The network OF telegraph
wires was broken ami twisted among IN" iron
columns oi the fallen sprays. The bridge had
parted at the third pier from the Iowa sdr and
in its fall had wrcnchcd the massive columns
secprr- ns II they had been straws The rails
We're firmly holtrd together and must have Of
fcred powerful resistance. Both rails were
twisted like wires, the north ono broken ai tho
coupling, while the other followed the falling
mass anl connected the sunkem debris with the
uninlurod portion of tn" bridge. Tho pier at
which the second span part ri WIS crn kod and
slightly injured. probably 10y the falling mass,
oth"rw sr the main portion OF the structure IL as
good NJ ever.
The watrhman. Plorson says that the upward
force of the wind wuS sufficient to lit large
stones from the riprapping on the river bank
W to the top of the grade. which is sixty feet
high
Tho extent Of the damage is estimated Ivy Mr.
Clark to be- almost s2OOOuD. The first cost II
the bridge s2.5lOnou. ~ which shc piers
cost more than half. II would hc a safe cs'i-
mate. however Ia put the expense Of rebuild
ing each span NJ Slun.uOu. owing to the great
outlay Tint will be required before work can bc
commenced. Ferry boats and pontpous will Zoe
needed for the transportation ui mon and mnt'-
rial ami the ere ton of sunoldimg. and pr1ba-
bly, tire" months time will be necessary to
complptp the, work,
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New CASTLE. Ky, Aug. 27.-At ~ o'clock
this morning the Court began the examining
trial of Robert Goodrich. Samuel GDnlrleh Joe
Gnodr.rn. and Jim simmons for the murder If
Galligai. ia l~14, justices Ben ORGY and Stdm-
ppn Bruce lrt- ldIug. ". i. IAOrnc prOsccut-
Ink Attorney.
The pliul ipa. Witness for the prosecution was
David Gator. an aerompli'c, who turned States
evidence. At 1880 tho n isuurrs were brought
In. the wife OF iipb"rt Goodrich being present.
She brought with her child about Nv years
old. which Goodrich held ia his arms during
The trial, and he appeared y'rS much deurrSsed.
Jim Simmons is about nity years Old. He il
known III the leader oi the gang. Under his
directions the work WAS executed. and lie
always took the largest share 81 the booty,
Dave Carter testified: live near L. kport.
Am 80 years old. and know simmons. Knew
him tn or loven years, or longer Also knew
Robert Goodrich since he WAS boy. and the
knew Dick Shuck. deceased. Can rrmeniher
the murder Of Galligau. | won't 10 I.o.kport on
Friday or saturday. tAe day b. fore the August
election in ~. and saw all The accused parties
There on II II day. Talked with them aud
made arrangements 10 ulrrt ant XIII Galligan.
p4 it was unier~iood tia, he lad money viii
him. W. met THAI evening under the bridge.
about u'clufk. and simmons appointed plu..
Euiiabl" t. alta k GnlNgan. II was 90 bee on
Hue rpuh about lilroe,qunItr- ~ mile. close
90 the mouth ol me lrnnD u. WiHre he would
pass. A. Shu X tnIl m' Gul4lg.u would lhs-
Ea' road, We waited quarter oi an hour un Ter
MS bridge Smlunns LEFT inst. | and
ohufk lolpWlh+. me reason We waited
under the bride" Whs 10 taik OVER th" hO - way
g XII hini, AMOR geUlHg 10 IN" pln' upp"iht-l
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Last evening as some lads were bathing
In the harhor OPPOSITE. the wharf of james Com
cry. ia Bristol. H. l.. they discovered something
alo9t Which, on npproa"hing, proyed to 10" ne
jury of inquest to he summoned On taking
the body from the water II WAS found that a
heavy ~ me was secured tO the mock by a cord
about the -i1r &c "a clothes Inc. The jury. after
viewing me body. adjourned g. meet nt hHlf
past 10 o... * tlis morning. The body WIS
that Of q ihiok-7ri pnrs' about five AMI half
foot in height had heavy whiskors. mousttrhe.
and long beard. ani WAS much denomppsnd,
lHyS. The small finger on th" right hand had
been NJ some time amputatnd. and the adIoin-
Ing fingers Scared ami mutlnted.
There were no marks ~ violence on the body.
except where n. rope WAS secured around Tho
neck. The dead man WAS apparently about 30
or 30 year, OF age. and Was dressed in dark
colpr"i suck coat, h"hlurky Jean pants and
vest, striped shirt. with white underShiri. and
thick leather boots. In his pnntaloons pocket
were green apples some smoking tobacco AN 4
matches. and In the vest pocket "a small leather
wallet containing forty-flvc c.nts in silver
ehang", and quantity Of printed eNtrnrtS from
newspapers. Several bills and receipts We're
also found in the wallet. and among them the
following Were declphered;
rnounrvcs Nov 10 1875
Two weeks after date Iproui,c to lay 10 flNariJ
VIM II Hudson East Boston 90 mp starr. 70 ino'ior
I0in LsheN W., y rN.. Nr. Wm il fnd.dn. E..i
Boston wlen r.rk., wa.ldn.ton street. npai lie
bni-e' office formerly occup'a Do, ii'nrs Martin
Mr. r.ug Kelev II raui. NJ . Dr.
] 'ftn iIND mN''Inr. AMI advice. ........... 81
1A.- VIZ. tuf4I-D' Dr iillWnill
AIAi,r containing POETRY wa, sl-acd Frank Smith
The -Hh Of granite which was affixed TO- the
h'iy WIS 'Nun low Ugh Just forty pounds. and
WIS secured ia such "a way IT, ~ preclude thn
Idea ~ aui',io. Among the writings found on
the body were th" following, in addition 10
those sent this morning:
Hou., 49, Alm, .irc.t rooms 90 per month Inquire
oi Samuel James llo tIhprl street
on the back is written; "20l Bracket stroct. "
Another contained the name Of Mrs Curp-
line Bennett 70 sumptnr street. Brooklyn. "
Another. Mr.. Frederick +. Mcguire, Rorkport.
Me-, his brpiher Herbert Mcguire. NJ. 30 fIigh
street. Boston, on th" back. Box 2529 Bos.
ton" A card ~ the Centre House Boston. had
" Fred. T Mcguire on the back. Among the
eXtrarts from pnn"rs WIS one headed. Barney
WlllHmss WILL another Death Of an Old
Ww.key' AMI several containing accounts Of
marine dibastrrs
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kILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Young Laura Wiseman Struck Dead at the
Feet Of her Mother and brothers.


ON saturday morning about o'clock, dur
nc the sever. storm. Laura Wiscman, we b,-
love ~ only daughter OF our RESPECTED towns
man, W ilsun Nlsrnaus wils struck by lightning
ani INSTANTLY killed breaktnst was over. and
Mr. Ne.mHn lad gono To- his business down
town.; MIs. Ni-eman and her children wero
seated a. the sitting room; the mother ut the
window "a lng I. ith. while her two smaller chill
standing nearly in the middle Of the room
picked up shovel and sind shs WIS going out
IN" Wlrls were scarcely spoken when severe
Nash Of lShlMlng came, binding and stunning
all within. The thunder following TINS flash
Wil- most terrific, ana upon the partial rnrOyrry
OF tho mother, she cldSUrd u"r two smaller chill
dreu to her Side I'm perfect bewldrrment Upon
fully recovering she Immediately called for
Laura, when the youngest child exclaimed,
Mamma Laura is dcad.' and ON rr6ntaring
the room she found Laura stretched upon the
floor.
From the appearance Of the body. the fluid
had entered the south window and struck poor
Laura IN the lower part If the body FIRST as her
shoes and stockings were literally torn into
shIrd-. The face rota ned It's natural color.
The shawl winch She had On was cut in pieces;
a piece MAS found in the liuo In tho roof Of the
hhd pint of Tia" IRAN" work, and Ms the iiuid
lussrd upward, the wall was plougEed up ana
ia" moor torn open. II II a mystery 10 all who
have examined the room how the rest Of the
family "s'pp"d with only slight shock. as
som" W"f" nonror to the window than Laura.
Laura was Nuul. girl nearly sixteen years
81 age, and beloved hy ali who knew her. She
WAS ul great h"lplo her patents, who are hard
MOlhIhk industrious people.
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4 -DA>IrI. o'r>KHriiy ~ n, AZ,

A -DA>IiI. o'FtKHII.i., ~ - A., near
- 'l.f - ~ INllt 49, Atfllr 49, 1pINt
ON Wrrk ur uflh atm,uts lnc lnl-, 81 a. choicest
MSflr cAlal rs very cheap hrcs.h.
DAIMtNN BKOIIiLK>. 80 ami 80 liu DsON
ID l.IIItI M lI 81 Is tuN most reliable AMI
cheapest lNu- DO ttltv t. hay furniture. carpets and
lrlin- fnr cash ur mstalnents. Special bargain
uf, rrl tI- week
L. IsS' Ilfcut folding beds most useful articles fot
IN dwelling or business, i'm tables bureaus. dc SKIS a.
rItfr very ,lau space, haze ~ appearance OF bed
AL NYillug lltDti lu hc~dr~ have useful drawers
bookcase, Nc Manufactured by l. KISS l52 Prince IT,
\VEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken iui iufhtufr ca pets, ami bedding. Al lA
uirnNv stQtk ufi sirut rcdurill iu price,.
tuMrEEfliNA All a co.'s 100 Chatham 81
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ANrEKIY ANpMoNrllLY
Musltal Instruments,

4 GREAT OFFER .-burug these larl unlr, "t
- Wal SELL pCt iAun. 500 "a Oct. *l'tl tH,i uI
n,.d Ncar stop "r.an' 80, ts'ep,, go ,ig, "a,
}clr. ~ perfect order aud WARRANTED sNfrl nuF-
half lugc HORACE MAIEKs \ sons, mauu =, s deAb
~, - T. ltti IT.. bet Il way 4 University ID }.
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A -TnE ONLY poArs LANDING AT

EVERY DAY SUNDAYS INCLUDED. CONEY ISLAND
The fine aurrs RoSEUA Al T. and IDl4EWll.D will
run 90 COMFY ISLAND BEACH LIVERY DAY leaving
2i'h 4 y. h, . ami 1889 4 Nj. - NJ i3l j, 1, and
53pP VI
loth II. :. R.elo. u ~ M, i2io / 49, 10 40,
and pop
F,nnkln st,N.R. e2o 1913, A. NJ, ~ 20 $50, 3.2o.
ricr :, \. Il, $50 II AM. IL 80 . 3 30. : 80, and
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e ost ano tuunO,

- HEWAR and mo- question, asked -l.,,t o. .
ioc Nt Nri. Hui hhcur'r ~ li', -'in- i. W h iIN y
and lNNl It o. BuNtrN amt Brnnluf It. iluI' IA
COVE above reward b. l,l'ius - At o.ce AuAn-. ''r
deu 90 BuWcrN
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Matb,ntrp.
tnsirucilou.

- WRITING, m nud, huphh,rrn. W
~ IuI.t.HI ID i.ut tl 7uluu.I lAi NN..-
w. '.Nu 'l, ~ ftuuN.u, pIf Rr it.'H. =
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Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad
Proposals.
Miscellaneous.
UPTOWN ADvEKTIsERs

UPTOWN ADVERTIsERs
MAY leave their favors for Tg SUS at the only authA
led uptown ADVERT -cmr nj Offices
,2:bS Broadway. corner of at-t st I'LL ID 4 N md
fO- West Esd IT, opposite Grand opera lI1usc. anl 200
3l nN, corner 90 i1th Il. 9utl = T. ".
NucNtru charge
nINOHCEs quietly, avoid attorneys who advertise
- for every ruu,e AMI do not understand our laws and
decisions. advice tree American Law Agency, ~
Broadway.
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i. sTOuIN A>D,I1nLrM.

IA LANDING Al Snl III lSI 81. Nlll.lAMSBukbli,
llth It. Astoria. AMI l2tli Il. each way.
The boats ut the Harlem AMI Sew York Navigation
Company will leave Peck slip Tor Harlem rs follows
Leave Peck slip pa ~ o, II - 4. NJ u 80. $50,
2i5 g. q 80. I 81. Nili. Hii. Z - + VI.
Leave Harlem Tor Peck slip H. q ~ H. ii 10 A. NJ
~ g.. $50. 80. . -. -. . -. q. Z i. VI
y Is -tunnectug win boats tor lliEh Bridge.
Fare IEN cents ON ~uuily-
MAI MlIIIEEMAX smnnrinionlnnt.
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rrunN or rIE rLYMourm KocK.


TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
next week, sept J. D and - having all her great
musical attractions VIII leave Martins Wharf. BROOK
IYN atsA VI Perl y X at 2uoclock pcnnsyvam
Rairoad wharf JERSEY Clif At y ~ o'clock, and the
foot I'D IT, H.. at nOcuck 1hr-e will be her fare
well excursions this Ncar save on sunday, the 9th INST,
when She Will 10 to NEW HAVEN.
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edlantt0--- ttma'ts.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS

May leovc their fivors for Inv a she ony author.
l,l IN town nis, rti~ing ollce~.
2:f@ hruadwaY. corner of ll-i - ull % J. VI AMI
;bO- West 2d ST. Uu4tc Grand opera House, ana 100
81 av.. corner oi 47th II, uuul = T. i.
=. Ittf.F
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Eye. burned Ou, by Molten Iron.


Yesterday afternoon, n number If cm-
p'oycn~ in thn foundry 90 M.--r-. Trttnu &
Co. were casting chilled roll. Nearly twp
tons of iron were required 10 make Tho
"-tlns. and the services ~ twenty mon
w"re required t. handle H. While thty
w"re pouring The molten metal In the mould
th"re WITS "A sudden ant terrific report.
which Wis rlu-Hly FOLLOW fd hv "a show rOf ltplit
iron. The rrd-hNi metal il'w ia every diro.ilon
AMI dropped ~ -p.pt 'iin- upon AMI uhnut the
Muikiu'n Ih,N ran 90 "- 'nir ih" shower.
in th"lr rrnr dropping the lndle which vet
contained most Of tn metal. The hllr was
o>' rurn"d and Immediately great streams shot
ont 10 quick pursuit Of ~" iivinE lahorrr-. Two
oi the workmru. closely followed los streams nf
the r"d-hnt iron, frll intunlIuiuluE pits aud tho
metal ran In uUou them, burning their Il -h 10
"A crisp in many places. one mans iaeo WIS
burned t. a crisp and his oyrS were burnt out
"i his head and IN their places the sockets
were illlcii with chunks II chilled metal. That
niun WIS Gorge J.. lhhru of Allegheny. Wal
ter Murn'~ "yr~. too, were burnt from the
sockets. and hi- face. breast arms. and hands
were burnt ioA crisp al different places. Here
nnd there the red-hot metal had actually eaten
IT. way to his bones.
MIR. Tolton was int"rroentcl by the reporter
ns t. "a" cAusn Of tho explosion. and he Ht-
trlhut'd itt"q damp cgvr.' In other. words
IN" sand with which tho mould had be'n
packed was not properly dried, Hnd perhaps.
too. not properly gruoYrl 80 that the steam
generated could not escape.
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A Daring Pea, Above niagara Fails.

On Thursday of last week tho tug
Minerva. which IA engaged in towing mud
s'uwS from the Wellnnl Canal To- the Nngn. a
river. had proceeded well out into the river lu-t
loaded p owns. when the lines holding the last
oi the three parted. and the Sow roalrd around
the wherl and with great presence Of mind h.
headed his tux Tor the rapids and made a cir
cut around tho Sow. which was now danger
ousy near the ro'ks. In the mean tmo the
men boarded tho two remaining Slows and
dumped them, rcniering them easi"rto handle.
When thry npproarhcd near enough the run
line. and dumped her. And now oimr the Tug
of war. They hay on the very c,is" of tho rsl,d-,
when the throttle WAS thrown wide oben, and
the tug hendrd up stream from the cataract. l.
WAS nip ana tu'k,and they Worn about 10 cut
away part Of III" tow. when the tug -eeulrd Ia
gain II little ou the current, and hrad 4lly
emerEed INTO snlnty with hnr NH tow.
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A Biue-Narer over Twenty Feet Iong-Two
SifIs Il ilird by kattlcr..

fnH no DNt hyif Yts.
A girNui hluo-r,"r. twenty feet eigh,
amt q fa..' urlhN iu 'Nt- in lfu-'h. and ton
inrhc- ll uiu, o. uec ia th" largest place.
Wi. klI' I. q ~HuiiiH = Nrn INrt ui tnr t.Wu-
smPo,i '.in0n 'N "r.ii1'n ~ c".d r"ru'e H.
M NutN tlU. So '"r'n- .pilig ioE 1t Hdruk
81 MiN '' ttD- Wave lrw rol- from
ann. NtfI II emo ''l otNll ruulr toward him
with UAiU. Ut tt'N.I', uul hD,d ~ .itt,d about
tl,..oi. .lt. ilish from the nr'uu1. when
within p'.lti.li' ~ II o. ,nr ian be- hmli.i.
~ u tu l'nh u.- ri,v otrr. IT, trNtur,tl nearer
and nearer trd finally WlW hrd iAe uluu The
snnk' twnn a. ..t rM mes around tho
man = l'l-. and itIlNd hifn - IA" ground. The
man ton, hI- hnlif out ofhI~ &c. .l,f. ana WIN
"A few n, lrrit strokes UOtuIlrtnly severed the
monel"r- head from NJ nHN II lnt lro-
Y"uSh 'i hunt &C 1t probably would hayo
crushed fI.' r4af, there i-tnL Is mr-' bun. ia uI.
its sidr. ~.n'e then the man = Ainr has turned
"'' toeN, o..e c.nn fno~
dauS' olMr J. q. Briory of Twin Crock
Osborn Nuniy kYn.'-i aged ~Yme Is or II
yrar-. won't with her brother hast saturday
morning. t' li" claim. some 1--WE miles distant,
whore n WITS doing some work. and the two
.Np"i i' return tog thcr in ih" afternoon.
Iim} 'l j iheir pHns hgwr'"r and about
so."lo 'h no. girl set oui for home on foot and
al9i. ".rr5 ing % p1ll ia ISL i'h H. gather some
viii hHrl.- uthoway Later ~ the evening
surp- ind mat Nh" ,rr WIS
until : o"ork on Sludav. I'll" lai she
carried $751;, iounl w. llm rnal-.do about iwo
r m,rI lrn " a rl lllI l.., l i ,gd To-
uwlu fat. bad d'.lal Il her return. Mr.. ward
and imoI Party, Nh" W'r" rn-ae"i in tho
s"nrh, W l-i hoard % cali. and urur""ird IA
In" dire .i..n whence il came. Thclr ste
ing on i.' ground in nearly d"nulrd -'lio.
hn"H{ f ia9n' i've no2f gm , ir2' q. ~h &
the poison which The fane~ Of a ratil snake mad
buried ia irr lo9t by burylns 1t pa soft mud.
and eNr'ricn'ei the SYMPTOMS ot horrhl"
d'tlh htIr' aching, Tor Uneven ni was work NIX
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\ sad accident happened last evening on
tn lake PARK, at ne foot Of Jnwkson sirc"t
Tho Calling gun had hreu ON exhibition AT this
lolnt all duy. and ~ tn. forenoon forty shots
had boon ir"d IN salute. The Calling IL n some-
what novel urrangrmr bong mounted Ike "a
cannon, and having hopper Al the breech that.
upon being filled with cartridges. feeds the
cylinders, All that Is then necessary 10 turn
ont 'ui shots Il minute IT, f. turn the crhnk and
keep the hopper ill"d. tn" range of the gun IA
also p" 'ullar Naturally. his engine Of warfare
hlra tod n curious crowd. Company II. Of
the Ninth Unlt"d Status, Sergeant james
OConnor, in command, had charge OF tn"
gun. and was kindly exhibiting il 70 the
crowd all DAY: Care was taken at first 10
keep hands on, hui this proved almost inn
possible, and tho -"ntrirs were not able To
keep tho crowd bark the prescribed ten feet.
In IN" forenoon ou" man picked q cartridge
from cai-7on. and wa, Just about 10 turn the
crank when the soldiers INTERRUPTED INN. At
D io'lO'k last evening crowd was gathered
aiout II. and Will" ; rg"an' OCuunors back
was turned some moddrr Iut cartridge into
H." hopper. turned the crank. and -multunr-
ou-ly a man fell pierced through the hrnrt.
The oni'cr in charge Sergeant Connor. was
arrested.
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Jiltrd Rock Sue. for Dnmaa..

A ratlol novel breach ~ promise -uii m.
o. nr,h begun heiuro the Superior count Tor
NinlhhW county David l.. k.k a siuIIy
young iu'h ~ NHut' gan, two years ago hnlnn
T. p9b llle oddr 49, to q bright hlnoh hn.r,d
nmh'k r}' Ful ~ Tic name Of Agnes lrcrnrn
~" Mulu .pi-ii lltl" presents and paid his
hEh.s Lldn thhk, enough Of DAVID h. hnnome
rs rPilPrr iYr pc, and plainly told him SO
NV nun INK lhH. uiilt'n hht hut watched
every oII"ttlnity 10 ENJOY the cnmual,y Of
hEh'A. Ah'ul tnr"e months a.,John "A Ios,,
Hlp'ht'l Nn me Seem, AND his Hl Ont on. tn
tiit l'"' "'l' muWI"l At.rthr hinl Wa- il'd.
XIV 'h' rl n''' 81 hm 4 Rod. W.r. .nnr rni
~ 90. I4t i,i Aa-N,ud.
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Fooi hs huhngtf, Hni rYe
Th.il Wt,a Russian anne over the sea,
ll.' MItu iIf MAJ Wu- -rNNlus hot,
.ilNir N.Irr % SO. iHilktNhkaree
hH.lu. NIlhaNiinttiIt
NDhliklirnVa.
NdriItl-tutA.
SnnllA.
DHurrk
NHfdsuihOL
a I . 40. ,ttnlin. unou tho shore.
it. .I.lt tlID tuihr Russian crossed,
DO. Nu 4 H,hilhh I'm Al NJ kOr.
hflur rinluin,. uhros,
tttnuprtNadi.
kh-rkp,laiN-
tiflAIIu-
HAldN
Jrnduiu,k no
-" ih'N .io|i. Ike brave men long AMI welt
NIt Tic tl..Hd so 10 uiilti fltIl prulssr lllatl
III 'lr iN.N lN -.ilrd fi.n. aui vhnlc 'h'V irll
iN.i Nn.iri l''fu l'n'h "a iur lllu.hnihnc,
lH'IftIl. i.ink
Mas iIIuu-tt, APP
tlft.l.
lN.NN1
Sac thtn. Iiuf
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MArlNEE SArtRD
(,IIMOHE's CONCERT GARDEN.

TTTTTIN UEUNEI1 IVlTEN HAN HE 0TNFTT
Thr most dcliiltn summer Resort IN The Worli
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The Little Rock Star says: IA
monkey tied in the baggage-car for
safe keeping was the cause Of some
excitement on the train the other day.
During the temporary absence of the
baggageman he concluded to a,nuse
himself by playing gymnastics over
the baggage. In one Of his vaultinc
tricks he brought valises and other ar
ticles tumbling after him to the floor.
which so terrified him that he made /.
bound toward the ceiling Of the car.
The first object In reach was the bell,
cord, and that he grasped with vigor
and resolutely held on to 1t. or course
the bell commenced to ring, and tn.
engineer, ignorant of what was the
matter, and started at the sudden
summons to shut down, had the train
brought to standstill as soon as pbs-
sibls. The conductor. surprised at the
sudden halt, rushed to the engineer
and wanted to know why in - he
had stopped the train. The engineer
wanted to know what in blazes be
rung the bell for, as there was danger
neither ahead or around. A little In
quiry satisfied all parties where the
summons came from. The engineer
begged some one go on his engine
while he killed the acrobatic brute.
but he was prevailed upon to desist.n
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and the ears viii come within fifteen
miles of this town and will reach here
To II in about three weeks. A new town
called Ida Grove has been laid out
thpe-fourths Of mile from the old
town. The new site is within half a
mile from Maple river on the western
slope of hill and is beautifully sit
uated, and Is destined 10 he y city of
importance in time. Lots are being
bought ranidly, and as soon as lumber
can be brought into town on the cars
buildings by the score will be erected.
North of Ida Grove the hills disappear
and you have as fine land rs Cedar or
any other county in the State can
show. Parties from all parts of this
and neighboring States are coming TO
Ida to look out situations.
This years crops being good these
western counties are going TO settle up
rapidly; in fact had it not been for
the grasshoppers the past two years,
five houses could he counted to where
one can at present, and now think
the tables have turned and settlers
will pour in rapidly.
formed the acquaintance Of n num-
ber of the business men of Ida and
found them wide awake business men.
To any one wishing information of
Ida county, | would say send for a
copy of Ida County Pioneer" tsend
along few postage stamps) and you
will get all needed information.
L. j. GARRISON.