The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

which were CHIEF S&npDeu,z fireman
Iohn WEIGH. Of engine 8, AID fireman :
Ienry G. Mount and John Reagan, Of
be same company, and each and all were
hurried under The smoking mass, and
,ll9iits of horror went up from the spec
ators. Their comrades instantly fell to
he work OF rescue, and soon all were re-
covered, bruised, bloody auG, iIsensti1ie.
sEeant had his skull and leg fractured
snd was slse injured internally. He
died an hour afterwards in tie hospital
Reagan had his his leg broken and was
badly cut Chief Campbell and 1irenaa
YNelch were painfully bat net seriously
hurt, and remained ON duty. Hardly had +
the itreme1 and spectators recovered /
from the excitement caused by the fall o. /
the wall. when il was runlored that +
fireman Aad fallen into the burning /
building; but a muster of the companies /
lateI., showed that all the men We're pres
ent except those taken TO the hospital.
Chief Fisher, OF the Sth battalion, WAS
injured IN the back by the falling wall,
and iieIllan David Glossy WAS seriously
injured Mount has wife and four
children He was buried under the
ruins, and when discovered was lying
with Il heavy iron across his breast. His
skull was fractured and several ribs afok-
en- Il is believed that the FIRE started by
= Si3FITtIHGOuS Ntt4AitAStiOl
/ hay stored on the third floor, which had
been recently brought IN and Was yet
damp There has been no ire in the
building for weeks.
The Nebraska yo,e.
LFNcoIH, Ncb, Nov. 2J--fhe Official
| caayass Of the returns was completed to-
day. The total vote Of the state is IL
! Cos
| For Supreme Judge, Cobb, Republi-
can, has u, ::9SG majority over Nakeley,
Democrat. Saxton, Greenbaeker, reeeiy-
ed AIRS.
For Regents, Carson, Republican, has
| 1929 majority, and Garrett, Republi-
can, 20,265.
lin, Republicans, and Savage, Democrat
are elected District judges.
Fire Fiend.
NORWICH Conn, Nov. 2l.--ihe hous'
, OF Mrs. Samuel F. Tickner took fire 10
day, and when the neighbors ran to thi
place they found Mrs. Tickner setting
in :; chair burned TO death.
: ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov 35.-The Orc
noco mill, owned by goodrich u Allen
: Oronoco, Olmstead county, Minnesota
5 burned this morning. The loss on In
mill Is Goo. Thirty thousand bushel
5 OF wheat in the warehouse were ais
= / bGtuGA- 1T lOLa1 lO1S GSStliRl bL GAs7
/ than $4,000. The mill was new, wit
u valuable modern machinery. The fir
: is supposed to have originated IN til
/ friction OF the rollers.
Railroad Collision.
o PALMER, Mass, Nov. PA collisio
re took place on the New London IL Nortl
ern railroad this morning, at the iunctio
u Of the Ware River road, enc mile mort
ID of here, between the down Brattlebor
u passenger train and an up freight trail
Both engines were demolished, sever
i freight cars were smashed, and seYentee
Y persons injured The collision Wi
Il, caused by the freight runningon the pa
$ senger trains time, the freight condu
Il tors watch being fifteen minutes slo'
Z, Both trains were running at full spec
ia Railroad News
- ST. LOUIS, Nov 24.-Jay Gould al
~ 5. II. CLARK, general InGnager OF the L
= ion Pacific, arrived here This eyenin
y and viii leave for the west via Omal
- tomorrow or Wednesday. Ii is stat
20 on pretty good authority that geneI
u manager Clark viii make st. Louis
headquarters after January l..
al Nebraska Election.
,.r CHICAGO. Nov IA Tribune Il
70 coin, Nebraska, special says the canva
is of The state vote to-day gives Cobb, /
X, publican, Tor Judge, %. 206 majority or
n. Wakcly, Democrat, and II ,3SS majori
eT over Saxon, Greenbacker. The 9th
,--;'is.s are about the same.
50 mayo - r,,ia, ,,.n a Fight.
To- ufr,gA,,xTr. Nov, g24-During a iie
OF nj y dance Sunday night, IN ne - =
We Granville. few miles from this CT
Herman 9Ieiser, Il young man "A ye;
OF age, was struck on the head with
brick and killed. Warrants were issu
ed for four or five persons that are kno'
~, en to have been engaged IL the disfurbah
- ~ Indian News.
- los #PrNos AGENCY, via Lake Ci
81 col. Nov. 24.-The commission met J
elI terdex Charley, an Uucompahgre |
testified. establishing the fact that Us
made an attack ON Thornhurg. lie g
his testimony freely and is the first
;iai diaIy-fo tel the truth. Ouray inform
haI the commission that Johnson had t
ma him his brother who was killed By DR.
NAT or. and died next day, confessed TO
YES killing OF reiglters and mail carri
ure and leading in the attack on the ager
lFe. Sack and other hOstiles expected 10
~, required to go 10 " washington, pnt
iild decided position taken 10y secret
en- Scl,ilrz. in his dispatch received yes
IN dav, refusing 10 see amy hostile in W;
.efe iugton who had taken part IN the WI
pen River affair, was a bitter pill, and On
v y, a looked very sad while it was being
a ~ terpreted.
,1as Rangers vs.. Higiiwaymen.
- GsfyFsrIoS, Nov. "a = a \
,.--,,. special from Austin says that Il squa
~, RINGERS are after a band OF hIghwayn
tI,r who have been operating in this ViciT
. tn They discovered their camp, IN
western part Of the county, waited
the. robbers. Dick Tutte, suppose
,,..,- be one OF them, was seen after they
-, - proas.i,etl. and when within twenty s
49, was commanded to surrender. He
! ~, TO use his carb;ne, and WAS shot ant
ness stantly killed by the rangers.
ood Iris,.uen in Chicago
:. CHICAGO, nov. 24.-The Irishmt
Chicago have arranged q meeting
and next Monday night, at Mccormack
4 4, 10 secure from the American and
- American citizens an expression
~ sympathy with Parnell and his fri
con who are in trouble in Ireland.
n 1Il their intention to appoint comm
M 10 receive whatever donations ma
90, rendered to aid them in naintalnin:
,,ris- stand they have taken. Mayor Hair
tar !, WAS invited to preside at the NEE
- :, and refused Gov Cullom, how
lrat1 will be present, IS well rs other pre-
ent citizens OF the state and city.
The Maine MIDDLE
,,,o,. AUGUSTA, MI, Nov. 24.-The Go
osed. or ;ssid G9l'iicli iiNe 80, 80,
49, the 18th OF December Tor fhe purpC
go examining the official returns, and
6idates claiming Irregularities or
causes presumed to yitiate their eie.
: iic will have an opportunity to be
rom Z personally or by duly authorized
Line. fi,,,,,,r.,,,,s g-gr, ,,,a,ul,ers reDrese
3ichA ~. o,,,,,,ittea states tla
for ,,,,hI;.s,, s:,.,,t1,rs ana RaDresent;
cath =, ,,-,.,- connie In the state win h
oxen. CO.. At tI, ,,rley,i,,s. f he Council.
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