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PLUNGED INTO THE RIVER.
The story Of One Of IN Survivors
Of the st. Charles Wreck.

The telegraph last week brought news
of a terrible accident on the North Missouri
Railroad at st. Charles. By the giving
way of the bridge a train load OF live stock
was plunged into the Missouri River a hun
dred feet below. The Mexico MO- Herald
gives the story related by one Of the sur
vivors. That Journal says:
Some of the incidents connected with the
breaking of the st. Charles bridge, are Of
interest. Fred Davis, one OF the stock
men from Malvern neighborhood, is .
young fellow Is years old, h had come
down with two carloads of hogs for his
father. At the time of the crash he was
in the caboose a little forward Of the center.
As he heard the crash of the break and the
falling of the car in front he said he invol-
untari ly star ted to his feet, but was imme-
diately almost thrown down by q violent
succession of jerks and jolts following each
other quickly. Then he felt the front end
Of the car tilt down as if il leaped out in
the gulf and cleft its swift flight through
the air. He felt that the
A WAS FALLING,
But the sensation was by no means such as
it would have been to a man who took the
leap in the air aud in the light of day. 1t
was like a night-trip in q balloon, when the
darkness was sufficient to prevent all sight
OF surrounding objects. There was no
contact with anything to arrest the fall
until the final jolt at the bottom. 1t was
q short trip, but it seemed rather long
nevertheless. As the car plunged into the
wreck, and its fall was 30 suddenly arrested,
Davis was pitched violently into one cor
ner Of the front end along with John
Somner, who had been near him in the
caboose. Davis was al first stunned by
the conclusion, but on being extricated was
found to be
U VERY SLIGHTLY INJuREp.
He had several bruises about the body and
hips. and all his wits pretty well knocked
out OF him for the time being. The cool
night air played in through the shattered
rents in the side Of the car and the rush Of
the current through the wreck could be
heard mingling with the strange sounds
that Immediately followed the accident.
Davis, In his bswilderment, could hardly
comprehend what had happened, though he
thinks that he did not entirely loose pom
s~ciousnsss. He had been half asleep when
the crash began and was not thoroughly
awake when it ended. II
SEEMED A LONG TIME
That he lay there waiting for help to come.
and amid the squeaiing Of hogs and the
swash OF the water he had time to think Of
. good many things outside the stock buzz.
ness. At length, however. the voices Of the
rescue party could be heard on the bank.
Gradually they came nearer. and when they
reached the oar and forced their way In, he
never really comprehended what an expert
ence he had had until the thing was ex-
planned to him afterwards.
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LamPsi Lampsil
xhs Ssst ssssstsas.t sv%r brought 10 xsrsss
u nnMtne4on 3 Oo,n.
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Eureka Uailp Sentinel.
FIJI PUBLIC PULSE.
Comments OF the Press ON LII,
9mhfeRfa

Comments Or the Press ON Live
Subjects.
TWO HUMBUas
From the Carson Appeal.
In no place in Scripture do we read OF
the apostles getting rich off their preach
ing, yet, no doubt, some Of them were
equally as good ut the business as either
Moody or Sankey. These two hnmbugs
have worked the revival field for the filthy
lucre to be found therein, and it has pan
ned out even beyond their expectations.
They claim to be all for the Lord, yet the
Lord gets no share Of the receipts.
A JUST LAW.
From the Oakland Times.
1t has been the law of this State, that a
mans right to vote should not be ques-
toned, il he has exercised the rights OF
citizenship for fifteen years, and the policy
of the law is just.
NJ FURTHER USE.
From the Chicago Times.
Having spent by actual computation
more than seven hundred and fifty millions
Of dollars, and emptied seven hundred and
fifty bar'ls, each having a million, Uncle
Samuel will now go to the political poor
house. The country has no further need
of him.
THE MAN WANTED.
From the Washington Gazette.
General Winfield Scott Hancock can
carry the States Of Pennsylvania, New
York, Indiana and che South, if nominated
by the Democracy in 1880.
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF =,
8. Robinson, deceased .-Sotiee 10 hers.s
given by the unasrsixBed. administrator . Z
estate OF D. .. Robinson. deceased. 30 ihs eIssi
itoTs OF. and ali persors having olaima Assins'
the estate OF said deceased. TO exhibit thein)
with the nsossssry vouchers. within W..
months after the frst publication OF WIS ~
t.cs, 10 the said administrator. at bis eines ~
- JAMES w. SMITH,
Administrator Of the estate Of y > Hop'A''A'
deceased. ox4w
Eureka, New, November 4. 1879. ho''"
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N q T Q II.

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Notice to Creditors.

Tyo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE
J. Is hereby given that I have been sppointea
administrator over the estate OF Carlo .ehsa,
deceased, and al creditors OF said estate are
hereby notified and required to present theis
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the law Office OF @ W. Baker. Esq IN Eurehs.
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out Of the assets OF said estate.
NATALIE BAsCACCIO. Administrator
Eureka, October ~, 1879. oc2sslA"o"
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