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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11

The Swedish Arctic Explorer.
BAN EaISclsco, July l0.-Stoskholm
papers rsosivsd in this city at the Office
Of the Alaska Fur Company show that .
dispatch was sent by Governor Scham.
arm, Of Siberia. 10 Q gentleman in St.
Petersburg. dated ct Irkutsk, stating
that be has letters from Nordsuskj old to
the effect that on the 10th OF September,
1873, no was caught in the Zoe in latitude
els northern longitude 171:33 west,
quite near to the shore, and that, - It
was so eafly in the season, che had
hopes Of getting through Behring Straits
and reaching home, via Suez Canal, be.
fore Spring." Another dispatch from
Governor Schsmarin, dated Irkutsk.
May 26th. conveyed the information that
be had received o letter from Professor
Nordsnskjold, stating that he had drifted
down the coast rome distance, and was,
at the time Of dispatching the messenger.
located about 100 miles to the westward
OF East Cape. He had plenty OF proyis.
ions and fuel, and had no fear but that
he should work his way out safely with
the breaking up Of the Ice this Spring.
This situation OF the Vega confirmed the
report brought to this port by Captain
Campbell. OF the whaling bark Norman.
which left st. Lawrence Bay on the 22d
OF October. who stated that Q party Of
natives had Just como In. who said they
had sssn the spars Of O ship near the
shore ut about that point.
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Expensive DuckIng.
Detroit Nelrs.

"Are you the man who shot those
two ducks here day before yesterday"
asked o farmer OF q young Nimrod.
"Yes, that was me-" said the sports.
man. rather proudly.
swell, those ducks belonged to me.
They want any Of your wild ducks, but
tame ones"
"oh, pshaw! You can't fool me. !
guess I know Q wild duck from . tame
one"
"will you pay me for the ducks'"
said the farmer. ooolly.
"No, sir, I won't. You can't prove
the ducks were not wild dnoks."
"All right" and the farmer started
OF TO the nearest village.
"whers are you going2 What do you
intend to do?" asked the other.
"Wsll," said the farmer. quietly. %
he leaned against . tree. ~ am going to
q SQUIRE to make an information against
ron for killing wild ducks out OF season.
Il You insist that them ducks was wild,
i'm cost you IS . duck. II you come
70 the conclusion they were tame, It'll
only coat you % 30 . duck. Now,
vhst'u you dol"
The young Sportsman struggled With
his feelings for . moment. and then
remarked that the birds didn't seem
very scaEy. he settled on the tame
basis.
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HrALrur.-Dr. Conn says that there
should be no sickness Of any amount on
the Comstock. We have air absolutely
pure. the finest water In the world. the
very best Of food and people are bettsr
clad generally than In any other place
on the globe. II spidsmics Wait the
people Ii IL their own fault. - thsre OK
Int no predisposing causes.
Joux w. SHANNON. who 10 q OF tbs
close nsiehbon Of the News ofaos, II .
happy man to-day. having been pre-
ssnted by his wife with . bouncing boy
baby. The NEvs wishes The young
scion Of the Sharon family . fogtunass
journey through LIE.
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Attempted auieide.

Last night. John Mckinley. an en-.
gineer by occupation, and Q resident OF
Lower Gold Hill. attempted suicide.
he had been out Of work OF late and,
his family becoming needy. his wife
wrote to q brother East for aid and yes.
terday received . draft for 500. She
gave il to her husband to bring up town
and get cashsd. This he did and then
visited the tigers lair where he soon
lost 1t all. He then borrowed two-bits
on pretsnse OF being hungry and to get
something to eat. With this money be
purchased laudsnum. then swallowed
the dose and started soon after for his
home. At the veranda House the Of.
fscts Of the poison was 30 great a. to
PROSTATE him. He was then taken in and
physician sent for. who pumped him
ont, gave necessary remedies, and res
ousd him from impending death. He
will recover-that is, his health, but not
the 800 lost.
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Some OF the finest and best machinery
nov in s On the Comstock has been
manufactured at the Fulton Foundry, on
the Divide. and has been designed for
its place by superintendent Eckhart.
The establishment is kept running to ito
fullest capacity filing orders from the
mines and mills. and from different min
ing camps hersabout. The works have
been recently enlarged and now are being
increased in their capacity. MI. Eekart
10 ready at all times to figure on jobs,
and make drawings and estimates With
specifications. he thoroughly under.
stands every branch Of the business.
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Another Asssmps.

About II 80 to-day an attempt at sal
eide was made by Seth Cahill. who 70.
sides near the Homestead. He went to
Virginia City this morning. whore he
got morphine. This he took and start
ed back. On the Divide he was over.
come by Its influence and fell. In this
instance also the stomach.pump OF the
doctor operated successfully. and he IL
now considered out OF dang or.
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The Latest.
(sPscrAL DisPArcn TO Tn ooIS HILL
DALI Nkws.l

Inc LaseoS.
ESPECIAL DisPAroH n q COLI HILL
DAILY NEws.l
BopIr, July is p. x.-Thers II NOT
much later news to report In connection
with the explosion Of last night, the
cause Of which will probably always re-
main . mystery. This much only 10
known: About I o'clock Charles Nal.
10y. an employee OF the Double Standard,
came to the magazine. and in company
with William O'Bisn, entered the vault
for the purpose OF getting some powder.
While they we're there the explosion 90
Cured, and NO trace Of him las been
found since. Tha List OF deaths 10 now
six, viz: Frank Fisl, William 0'Bhsn,
Charles Malloy, Hugh MCMILLAN, John
Mccarthy and Thomas Flavin.
The number Of wounded will reach
forty. many Of whose injuriss are but
trifine, while some are In a'dsngsrous
condition, and more deaths will I'M
doubtedly follow. Every attention Ii
paid to the wounded. who are quartered
at different places on the hill and In
town, Am still unable TO get . list Of
the names OF the wounded. The town
a Q very quiet look to-day, and
business 10 nearly suspended. Flags
are flying ct half.msst on all the works.
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AN INco AZ WITHOUT CAR &.

ny the combination method OF operating In
stoeks Q handsoms income can b secured with
cot care. Capital In any amount. nom go
70 10000. may be used with equal proportion.
ate susoees. By this system Nsssrs. Lswrvocs
3 Co. Banksrs. New York. pool The orders OF
thousands Of customers. Of various sums, into
one vast amount, aud 60 oPsaAIE them under
the most skillful management. Ovid ne prodis
monthly. Each sharv holder thus obtains Ill
The advantages Of The largest capital and sxpe
riencsd akil. and the percentage o. prooi. is
vsry erssi: 40 viii pay clio In 50 days (; s7o
Viii rSturn si,sss. or IN per cent on the stock.
and 70 on, q The marriott vafiss. A prominent
publishsr Of the Rock fslsnd ull.l Duly Arvus
mao Siu< Is on IN Investment OF $40. In Octo
Der. Hundrsds Of others are doing sveo better.
Nsssra Lsvrencsk oo.'s nsv eifeuiu h.s"two
sosring ruiss for success 10 STOCK Sp
srstIonS" ana full Information, so that
any one caa deal In stocks. AL kinda OF
bonAs md ssocks wanted New 0overnment
beads applied. Dep sils rsessvsd. Apg,y 10
LwrDoos q Co.. bsnk<r, u Exchange Place.
New York City.
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Tho Zulu War.

LONDON. July 9.-Dispatch from Cape
town, dated June "a, via Madeira. 70.
ports that General Crealook reached Fort
Chelmsford June 10. A general ad.
vance was made on the goth, and the
Umlalszi river was bridged on the 2lst.
General Nswdigate has reached the OPP
oko river. and his advance guard 10 near
Ibsbsnango. Colonel Wood was expect.
cd TO join General orsalock In . few
days. It 10 rumored that Cstevayo has
Withdrawn the regiment which was
watching the hrst division. in order to
defend the Kraal. The Ameotongas are
preparing 10 enter into an alliance with
the British.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.,scrAt 70 a soLp HILL DAILY uzwl
The Hebrew Convention.

NEW Yoax. July 10. - The Sixth
Council Of the Union OF American and
Hebrew Congregations resumed Its SEES
sion yesterday. Rev. Silverthall, Chair
man. A special mission on the course
Of study from the Hebrew Union COL
lsRe presented . unanimous report on
the subject, In which he said he was
happy to say that all differences between
the clergy had been settled. The report
was adopted.
Rev. Dr.. Msndes, Chairman OF the
Commission on Union College. presented
Q report commenting on the establish.
msnt Of Q college and Its erection and
building ct Cincinnati, and adverse 10
the establishment Of Q branch college In
New York. The report was adopted.
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FALSE IMPRESSION.

IT'S ssesr.iiy sappossd By Physicians and
ths psopis ssssraliy that Dyspepsia cannot In.
vsriabfy b cured. bat We arc pleased TO say
that 0lsSus AuersF FLovn hes never, 10 our
6so.lsass; e n,ls vi; Y, . + s r% pysR'es's so and s l,s.s
seh. Oostivspess, SICK Headache. hslpitaiiou Of
~ Hsaft. IDdigsstion Bad tasts In the mouth,
-. ora q 1o,0oo dozen bottles sold last ysar.
N q tnels fatlurs vas reported. bat thonsands
q eoapiinsata1 isttses recsived from Drns;
- n Vondsrful cures. Tires doeee VIII
SsiiSve s1y 60. Try 70. sample Destlse 10
co. Is0llR stss % esais.
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Lake Tahoe.

People from Lake Tahoe pronounce 1t
Just lovely over there now. The boats
are all running on time, the hotels Alling
up with pleasant company and every
thing il at its best. The weather too 10
delightful. Visitors to that section will
find the Island House open. 1t is
q mile and a half from Tahoe City and
has been entirely renovated and newly
furnished. II has accommodations for
but Q limited number OF families and
pleasure seekers, and now IL . good time
10 get fixed there. For rates, etc., See
notice in another column.
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MADRID. July lO.-Iu Congress yes
tsrday the Minister Of Marine stated
that the Government had no intention
Of sending q. Spanish man.of.war to
Gillian waters; as Spain had no connsc.
ton with the belligsrsnts.
CASTELAR,. continuing his speech In
advocacy Of the punishment OF the
authorities OF Puento Plata for insulting
the Spanish Gag. urged that the public
prsss be permitted to discuss freely all
important questions. and he incidentally
characterized the Government Of restora-
ton a. r~eactionary. he said he knew
Of no reaction which had prevailed
against the revolution. for It was i'm.
possible to govern against the wishes OF
the people.
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Arvsvass shss nessi.g.

Bishop Whitaker. p P Mast and wife,
Miss L Russell. B z Hunter and wife. Mrs
Hough. Mrs L n Torp. Mrs. Lewis, Ogden
Hilss. Mr. Dunn md daughter. DR. Ander-
son and wife. Eugene de Bocands. Thos L
snsad. W J Collins and wife. @ J Hillyer
and wife. J Lorenzo. J Hanson. A L Bows.
II @ Burchard. jas Crswfsrd. H L Dodge.
W J Stevens. J Dolau. d Mckenzie, Jn
vair. J W varnsy. George r Atkins.
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pspassares Lass EyssIas.

r r Pixlsy. Mrs shaw. n Billow. A
Daughbers. T 8 Davenport. W Bileild. @
@ Radclia. H A Jones. J Briggs, T Csvan-
augh. Ed Ncasnney. J Lsucich. N Alsua
and wife. Jas Larquier. J W Murphy. J
Kelly. @ Il Bayney, n n Frederick. Judge
r Rising. Mrs Lindsay. W B Chamberlain.
RI Ariok. Jos L WATSON. Geo p Harlow
and wife. Fannie Harlow. Mrs 7 8 Harris.
Mrs Z c Poston. Mrs Rising. Miss b An
dsrson. Miss Z Risiny. Miss 8 .Risins. +
w Conn.
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FINE Foop.-Nsighbor Fox, next door
below. has Just been driving in from the
valleys some Of the Anest and latest
cattle, calves and sheep ever slaughtered
for the good OF mankind. Fox treats all
his customers well. He says the best
is nous too good for his friends and be
intends they shall have Il. Carefully
rendered tallow for the mills and mines
always on hand.
TINE TO ISvEsr.-Now that stocks
are down somewhat. many are invest.
ing. L. P. Dre1ler & Co. tell the
people in another column that they are
ready to buy OF sell or carry on . margin
amy way to accommodate the boys.
CAPTAIN SAN wants to run from n
to six Piutes against an equal number
OF the wsshoe tribe and any distance
from one to twenty miles. He was about
Virginia yesterday looking for some q
to bring on the wsshoes.
THERE Is in the Consolidated Virginia
office $4,000 in California bullion,
$50. 900 Consolidated Virginia, and &c.
$50 2s Sierra Nevada, which will bs
shipped tonight.
TIE District Court has taken Q recess
till the LIST day Of September. This will
give attorneys. witnesses, parties and
jurymen . good rest.
TIE Solid Silver Gold and Silver Min
ing Company has postponed the day Of
delinquent sale OF its assessment till
Monday. July q.
THERE will be an adjourned meeting
Of the Board Of County Commissioners
this evening at $50 o'clock.
SILVER HILL has levied an assessment
OF 80 cents per share. and Gould 4 Curry
one Of 81 per share.
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The Pennsylyanls Election,

New Yosx, July 1.-THE Tribune
says regarding the Democratic and Re-
publican Conventions Of Pennsylvania
next week and the week following : The
Democrats are almost sure to nominate
Daniel o. Barr for the single State office
10 be filled. he has nearly all the dele.
gates 30 far elected. Among the Repub-
iicans Samuel Butler Of Chester county
Il the strongest candidate. The party
was never more thoroughly united and
has rarely been more confident.
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which should b gfvsn 70 nervous. slendsf snd
dsbiiitsssd psrsons - hu9rots! ssdativss.
oolatss. sppstissn. are coups1tivsly useiess.
svsssm must be built mp with Q gvuuine
tooic IN order 10 The rsoovsY Of vtsor and trsn-
guilty by the nsrvss. A courSe. systsmaticaily
pur,ued. Of the lssding invisorant. Hoststtsr Q
stomach Bistsrs, should b rssortsd 70 By thoss
Who suffer mon weak nerves and senersi DE-
psptic In cases Of Nervousness and loes of VITAL
LIZ, 10 toned and regulated BY this medicine I'M
al the organ acts with . precision akin 70 that
Of . stssdy-gotns piece OF mechanism Com
pletc Digestion and assimilation an. through
The influence Of the Bitters. followed By . nin
Of visoe and dssh. and the ~disappsaranes OF
biiliousnss and ~insguisrity OF the bowels.
where q sxist. q thsy usually do. Appetite
aDd sloop NS then rSasinsd. n
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Il Was Vetoed.
OH City D~rTek.

A Chinese iaupdryman presented his
bill to = young citizen yesterday, with
the remark
.'Payss billss or no more washes."
"Can't do II, john"
"whyss n opsyeef'. 49,. =.
..Thc Chinese bill IL vetoed, john"
was the reply. "Ths President vetoed
the bill some time sgo."
"Hslies, President billss, and you no
psyee;dames, suss Plssidsnt, oil sames,"
and John started %, determined o'get
some process 70 sArnishss President
Hsyes' wages for the amount OF the
wash bill.
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ar. Louis Dog Days.

ST. Louu. July 1.-THE weather has
been intensely hot and sultry the last
day or two. the mercury ranging as high
a. 90 in the shade. Six cases Of sun.
stroke were treated at the City Dispen.
sary, and four others resulted fatally.
The latter were August Malchsr. Julia
Nugsnt, Herman Huss and Edward
The fear Of q repetition Of
last Summers experience is making
very cautious.
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a CARD.

To al who srs sunsring nom The snon and
indiscrstions Of yoath. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. &C.. ! will ssnd .
rcceips thas win cure you, yA11 OF czAla1.
This ereat rsmedy vas discovered By mission-
an In south Amsgica- Send . s~et-sddresssd
envelope 70 ths REV. JOSEPH T. MMAN,
tation D, New yofk City. fol On
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splAx Of . mans marble brow and be
viii glow with conscious pride ; but a.
luds 70 his marble head and he's mad In
. minute. Language u . slippery thing
b fool With much.
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O. q. GALLUP.

o. Il. eAIIs,. opposite ths Baak Of oAnfos.
nia, Gold HIN. kssps constantly on hand Ll
hyorits brands Of Imported C1ors. ohotcs bit
cfssSa, Ill ktnds 81 chewing tobacco, meer
ehsum plpes, eehsot noon end stsftoe:Iy o.
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THIRD prspArcn.l

BoprE. July 10.-Ths shock was
scarcely felt underground. At the 800
level the men felt Q slight jar. but paid
little attention to It. Fortunately the
drifts had Just been connected. 90 that
no injury was done TO any one below
ground. The shock was felt on the sur.
face for o distance Of twenty miles. as Is
learned by . telegram from Bridgeport.
We can give no further particulars to.
night, except that other bodies have
been found.
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Axu.YrcxxD xuslAxp eokths best Of
his wife Il his death By leaving Tor her
bis best regards, sud The balance OF his
estate 70 his more oenssnia relatives,
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wzIr n FAINT We heard . man
spsakine OF the Moore Centenary the
other day remark thst Be thought Rory
O.Noore not bad fos alfpnny poet. u
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sTSCK REP0nr.


LAST EVENING.
15s Raymond L Ely. 4. 3 30
405 Eureka Con-. 10, ISL
lao Jackson. Al
400 Phenix.S
$50 Belmont, l0c
l210 Leopard. I. I 10
l0&0 CHA, I 40. I 10. 1
l60 Northern Belle. A.
1230 Manhattan. 2 30. 3
leo Grand Prize. 8 Gu, ~
$50 Argents. I. SOC
400 Navajo. <5o. 500
500 Endowment. $50
1850 Independence, 2 80. 2 49, . 3d. ~
40 Star. SOC, 60c
3270 Bale Isls. : 90. ~, z %
400 Hussey. 25c
Is Hamburg. 500
500 Hillside. II
$50 Albion. SOC
400 Wales, 81, 81
290.Nount Diablo. 8
GO Bodis. n. 2lks
$40 Bsohtsl, q Is, 2 10
400 NoCiinton. I IS. I co
CTS Tioga. st,sh
40 Red Cloud. 100, 500
1890 summit. q 60. Az. an
lis Syndicate. IN
500 Aurora. COO. 500
900 Aaybelle, eOc
500 Oriental. 26c
1870 Blsckhawk. IN, I 80
as South Bodis. tOc. $50
$50 Booker. I 10. I 10
90 SSsss $500 ooc Ok,
go s,ss.. o." 1Scs ~.
~ I.sssS,.~ an
m ors.n r.. sOc. O
IN Mono a. "a.
n CroSns. aOo
o Con. P.eiac. IL. 70.
aso Irri..,.,tx 10. aso
: = = I Az
or Issy' 49,
80 49,
= Sousn puiwsr.Ar
: Denanee' 49,
xoS Addsnds, ooe. soe
. Double STANDARD
,an oo,.e.' o oc s . ""
Syo Tamm,,S IN
nI4.I.Ie a.
m 49,
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10 aiir-l1;.s ~
= 49, T.ss
soo Ss,.Sa.;. ,ps.ss ran.
1.'NSa
49, So IN. m. az,
wv eaAmP'on' o''' '"'' WV
ruis xonsise.
IS 0phir. 81. SIX
1856 Mexican. 23, ash
$50 Gould 4 Curry. ION, l0S, ION
It's Best 4 Belcher. II. IGN. l6S. lIS
sos California. ~. 4 10. 4 Is
SIS Savage. l2A, l2k
$40 Cen. Virginia, ~, 4 90
GO Chsllar, Gu, Cd, 8. Gu
60 Potosi. 4 80
400 Hale q N~orcross, l3k, IS, l2H
2s0 Grown Point, 4 90, 4 %. s
100 Ysllew Jacket. Is
$50 Imperial. 6
10 ksntuck. 4 ~
IS Alpha. 70
1878 Belcher. 4 30. I %.
1s5 Conhdencs. IN, l0< sl0. ii. lo<
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aPeter,s Peneen Inereasing.

RoNs. July l0.-The contribution Of
"Pstsr's pence for the arst half Of the
present year have increased E28, 900.
compared with the corresponding period
Of 1878,
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Republication in Spain.

.srso,AL TO rus soLD HILL pAnr rrm.l
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Swedish Arctic Explorer.

tp,o.lI TO n. soID ELL DAILY xrwa.l
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A Terrific Explosion Of
Giant Powder.
STANDARD WORKS DEMOLISHED
BY ITS FORCE.
The Summit BuIIdlnss Lsvslsd to
the Ground.
SIX MEN KILLED AND FORTY
WOUNDED.
B.sinsss q. che rswa Hearty sss.
pesdsAs
IMPROVISATION UP 10 s0oLoCK Pm.

BoDIr, July lo.-An accident, fright
full and ~heartrending In IL nature and
awful results great loss Of human
life occurred here this evenings tsrri.
BILE explosion Of the giant powder maya.
zine near the old Standard mine incline.
The explosion q only DO compared to
the shook Of An earthquake and the
havoc was fdghtful. The works were
blown to atoms and everything near
them VA demolished. The Summit
works, to the north Of the Standard.
were also torn to atoms and lsvelsd to
the ground. Scarcely anything Of the
buildings In the vicinity wers left. It is
known at this hour that . great many
men were killed outright, but It 10 i'm.
possible to ascertain the exact number.
Already twenty men, many Of them
ssriously, and the others slightly
wounded, have been found and removed
to q place Of safety. There Vas Q large
force Of men at work in the shaft and
underground at the time Of the explosion,
but as the top Of the shaft IL now on
fre and beyond the control Of the Fire
Department, there 10 NO getting at the
loss Of life there. That this loss will be
trightful Is beyond question. The hills
in the vicinity are black with people,
and the cries and wailings OF the wives
and children Of the missing men are
enough to move the heart OF . stone.
The Fire Department are working hero.
ically. and there are hopes that the
flames may DO overcome In time to saw
some Of the men in the mine. James
Hickey, foreman Of the mine. escaped
with Q sliaht injury.
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LOUIS
JoHN v. MCKAY. J. Z. FLOOD,
JAMES q. FAIR.
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a. Known arc FRANK Lyio, AuoWss Cia'
herty, and William O'Bhsn. There are
several others whose names cannot Be
obtained. The wounded are Thomas
Murphy, arm fractured ; A. D. Pierce.
sliRhtly /; Mr.. and Mrs. Cluff. slightly
Mr.. Sullivan, engineer at the Standard.
both eyes blown out and skull fractured.
cannot live VIM. Hedge. leg broken,
face bruised , Thomas Gill, hurt In the
face |; Richard Palmer. arm badly hurt ;
Hugh Mcmillan, internally injured and
leg broken /; James Hickey, foreman,
hurt In the foot and otherwise severely
injured. Mrs. Mckinney and child
we're buried In the ruins Of Q boarding.
house, and were sxtrioated with difi-
Guilty. John Mcmillan Was buried In
his cabin aud taken out slightly injured.
The Cinnamon buried under the ruins
have not bean found.
The whole town Is . hospital. Ru-
mors Hy around thickly. and every mo-
msnt news comes OF more deaths and
injuries. Doctor Deal says that ~ far
a. heard from there are eight men
known TO b dead and ovsr forty
wounded, with Q prospect that many Of
them will die from the injuries received.
1t 10 impossible to get foil particulars.
Everybody Is excited. and women and
children are crying and searching for the
remains Of loved ones. Probably many
were blown into the air, and their re-
mains scattered broadcast. Everything
10 being done that kind hearts and will.
ing hands can do. The Miners Union
Hall IL . hospital, and the Masons and
Odd Fellows are active and jealous In
their efforts to alleviate the sufsrings OF
Ill