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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
Assortment Unsurpassed Of


FINE TABLE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
EPONZES. CLOCKS PLAQUES, VASES.
&c. specially selected by MI oNINGToN
at the great sources Of production IN the
Old World.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OYINGTON BROTHERS.
9lG 2I9. $50 and -a3 Fulton AMI lo tlark-stA.
Brooklyn, and 1876 taJe.st chicago Ih.
Goods delivered TO New.lo tS. Jersey CITY, &c
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MARRIED.

A friend alike TO mistress and maid. ELBCTBoSIICOS
saves silyerw are and labor Avoid mutations.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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divisions q tins
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Bangs < Co., Aucrioncers, 1872 aud : IL Broadway,
VA sell
THURS DAY AFTERNOON At 33op III.
A collection ot GOOD Book~, va'uabe works in HIS
TORY BIOGRAPHY, &C. including ndubcroi works IN tie
FEENCu language. Also few ENuhAFINGs BLACK
WALNUT EoOKSHELNES.
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Yon'u rryrr never. make i mt
49, - nm ty,TIt toilet -t.pL
Soar s6io66Nr s kept coss TO hand
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATER The puresl and safest Of all cathAr
tic waters AVOID all coarse. irritating wafer" I"fcith gu
domestic: they uipar the digestive organs And LldneIS
Prof " Yerguc', Baiis n East 2otr,t.. dc cure maa
rtl sciatca, rheumatism govt ant nervous p9staL"I.
PERFECT Bead ana ,I,lh deEytre tuV al resilSaeea
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Bfhna via Queenstown coTcspondencc ioi France m1s
U taasIIp yes,re VIZ Hayre: on THURSDAY al u
EUROPE by steamship Ht{ 81 russe's, wa ~
teIn.i Hcrd,T via plymouth Chcrboarg aud Hamburg
GORE. pouencc Great Britain and other European cou
tries must specially adlres5od ON - pAp ~ II An
Bremen Ccoriespondence ca Britain aud other Euro
Tor Europe by steamship UemAnic. va Queenstown ana al
~ ~. loi scotland direct by steamship hgin,'a W, Sis
nJ via Antwerp The mails Porto Rico direci close on
TnHGG0RRsbAY al 10 the mails Tor Mexico wa NC ~,
" EDN ESlAN ~ Sin p M nc lhSIIs 'o
A.nnyall and south Pacific cOse on rHUESpAl at - a.
,aIls Mexico close on It KS J. az
Iop M The mails Newfoundland and tferIe. lquelon
close on Friday al $40 Tho mats ior Porto RICE and
Maracaibo close TIL ORsDAN % - M ne maiis to
am, close SAIl RDAl ma q n ~ me
i ~ 4ni auau cose october - AZ q. Tie
mails for Australia &c. clsse N0venDeT w AZ ,,"Vp IN
"i~A'' ~ HENRY q. PEARSON. PoSkaiastef
PnstOnce NesYsrS. Del. Is, lssL
Republican Central Club
hereby nntluc tie eE'tfs
. r,uiutiing convention before Monday
ey 49, he 2lth PRINTED Instructions win DO sent to HE
President" JOHN D. oTrIwELI- President
r rSaSS ! EE gTfFSK;.sr. secretaries.
iu,hIirhi n H. TOWN Ley Chairman TX Com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
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Special Notice!

See this weeks chri-rin Union.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
EE:nOre9 C5iaHGc

1t is ruaored, and in fact, the rumor
comes from pretty good source, that
the control of the Union and Sierra Ne
vsda mines has passed into the hands
of the Savage people. There are many
circumstances which would seem to
corroborate this report, one Of which is
Mackay's squeal about his firm losing
100000 on the Cemstock during the
past two years, and his statement that
Le has no business in America and de
termination to return to Europe On the
18th instant. 1t is safe to state that
ninety-nine per cent. of the residents
of the Comstock, if not on the coast,
sincerely hope that the rumor will be
substantiated. The present state of af
fairs cannot be aggravated, and the
Possibilities are that the situation may
be changed for the better.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

Beyond the Smiling and the Weeping
The funeral service of the late Miss
Kate A. Sill, at Trinity Church tais
morning, says the Reno Gazette Of Sat
urday, was largely attended. Many
surviving friends met to pay homage to
the departed. The service, conducted
by Bishop Whitaker and Rev. Mr..
Jenvey, was very impressive. The
choir sang that very beautiful anthem
" Beyond the Smiling and the Weep
ing" Miss May Cara's solo, so feel
iagly and sacredly rendered, filed every
eye with tears. Miss Qualities arrange
nlent of that sweet hymn " would not
live always, I ask not to stay was
very pathetic, Dickey Jose singing the
solo part Miss Anna Sill, sister Of the
deceased, accompanies the remains to
Warren, Pennsylvania, on te-morrow's
overland
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
Amateur Opera.

The suggestion which appeared in
Saturdays APPEAL regarding the Or
ganization Of local musical talent fol-
the purpose of giving comic opera dur
ing this winter, appears to meet with
general approval. In fact, the APPEAL
is informed that active measures will
soon be adopted to bring this matter to
successful issue. Several gentlemen
prominent in musical and literary az
fairs IN this city will shortly canvass
the tswn. and the APPEAL will pub
lish their report in the matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

Judge Fuller, Of Phoebe, died there
November 80 from the effects of an ia
Jury he received few days before in
being thrown from buggy. The end
Of spiutered rib pierced the lung and
caused his death. Judge Fuller was a
native of Ohio, and abont As years of
age when he died. He came TO Cali
lorna in 1869. There he was engaged
in several aVocations, for q while den
fist and again keeping q livery stable.
He came to Phoebe as early as 1867,
and was there occupied in the carpen-
ter's trade and mining until the latter
part of 1874, when he was elected Dis
trict Judge, defeating John P. Kelly, at
present partner with CARRIER 4 Thorn
ton, in Democratic county on personal
grounds,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
Young Mems social Club.

The young men who are managing
the Christmas ball are making grand
preparations, and it promises to be the
event OF the season. The best of music
has been procured, and an excellent
programme of dances will be given.
Tickets will be out in few days. The
price of admission has been put down
to the remarkable low figure OF 81 so,
owing to the hard times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
A Literary EeeIic.

J. NJ. Hetrich, Assayer of the Mint
has in his possession copy Of an oath
exacted from assayers of precious
metals by the British government, in
1873, which, as a literary curiosity, is
reproduced herewith
I" We shall swere that We shall be feith-
ful and treue to cure Sovereign Lord
the Kyng, and treue We shall be in the
office Of comen assayer for the cratic of
Goldsmyths, and ye shall treue assays
make of all suche gold as shall be
brought to you to assay, and none
avayle to yourself take to the hurtyng
OF any parsone that is owner or brynger
in Of any gold Or silver 10 be assayed.
And ye shall no gold or silver admitte
to be towchidd under the goodness Or
deyned by Acts Of Parliament. Also
all suche stuffe as re shall receive of
gold and silver, We shall safely kepe
and treuely remember it in wrytyng.
"And at all tyraas when ye shall be
required deuly and treuely delyver
agayn, and treus accOmpt make Thereof
without faveure, affection, hate, or well
will. shewyn. to any parte.
And if any parsone Of the said cratic
would imagine or practice any Untroush
to deceive the wardeyns or you, We
saall anone geve knowledge to the war
deyns thereof, so that they may ordeyn
q remedy for the same, as the case shall
require. Also ye shall none assaye
make upon thynges new brought before
1. - 4. 1.
owner or maker thereof, and moreover
in all other thynss that We shall dele or
doe for the felishippe and every MEM
Der thereof concerning your office, We
shall 90 it justly and treuly to your
power without disceyte.
$50 helpe you Cod
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
Narrow Escape.

Yesterday noon a wood contractor
death. He drove his wagon and horses
on the railroad track near the depot tc
converse with a friend, when train
came tearing along, smashing the
tongue of Chubbick's vehicle. Wonder
if people will ever know enough not to
halt with wagons on railroad tracks?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

NJ. w. Hodkins, at the Glove Depot,
opposite the Arlington House, has just
received large and fine stock of gloves
and mitts for gents, ladies and children
of the latest styles. Best assortment
and lowest prices in the State. Hand
sewed buck gloves specially. Also,
mems buckskin underwear, socks, sus-
penders, etc. o4-1m*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

Sewing Machine Needles, 25 cents
per dozen, at McLaughlin's. MIC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
Wood for Sale.

will sell wood, as good, and even
better, than any in Carson, two-thirds
red fir limbs, and one-third split yellow
pine mixed) at 81 per cord. A reduc-
tion of fifty cents will be allowed to
parties taking five cords Or more at one
time. l have also quantity of nut
pine and cedar, which I will sell at pro-
porticnately low figures. Terms strictly
cash on delivery. d. CIRCE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

On or about the 18th of last month
came to Wood Ranch, a mile west Of
Carson, in Kings Canyon, q gray mare.
The owner can have the same by PROV
ing property and paying costs. nl22w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

Express rain from Reno and Local Passenger train loav
inr VIRGINIA clock A. ii. It Noun. House
with trains Cf .rs1n and Colorado Railroad arriving
II Nv horne l6 Of day connoctip, with the
JrNed Couirtrys line OF C,asosd cast,es,
arIt,;l: Anruri and Code evening"; irving
Fl; LaniA 5:Q1 connecting Wi stages for Grants
Vile Belmont, Ty and arriving at Soda brings at
57 P NJ connecting with stages for Beieviiie. Ca,el-
aria Columbus, Silver Peak Montezn,s, Aida Valley,
Cold Mountain Benton, Bishop Greek aud Independence.
H. NJ. YERINCTON,
General SUI eTintendent.
=. A. BENDER.
Genernl Freight and Passenger Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

In Carson, December 5, to the wife of
G. w. KitZmeyer, a son.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
III NM r.

+. Il. Rail, OF hardware fame, arrived
here Sunday morning.
j. G. Shepperd has recovered from
the painful accident to his eyes.
Miss Dorsey, Of E!ko, is in the city,
visiting her cousin, Mrs. d. r. Sessions.
The shooting of deer in this State Is
prohibited by law from December LIST
to August list.
Mrs. D. r. Sessions will leave for Eu-
reka, to join her husband, on the first
Of next month.
photographic communication was inter
rupted all Of yesterday between this
city and San Francisco.
Owing 10 the inclemency Of the
weather the pigeon shooting did not
come OF on Sunday.
II. L. Tickner has SO far recovered
that he will be able to resume his bust
ness duties in DAY or tive.
The family of Deputy Controller
Daugherty left for San Francisco last
night, where they will permanently re-
side.
Frank, the young, gritty son of DR..
S. l.. Lee, who had bis arm badly frac-
tured some time ago, is out and as good
rs new.
The thaw and rain which set in early
on Sunday morning continues. There
is danger of freshot of no mean pro-
portions.
The County Commissioners did not
meet yesterday, as enormously stated
in Sundays APPEAL, but they will do
so to-day.
Cap. Avery, Of the Hole-iu-the- Wall,
claims to be miracle, but that cool,
sharp beer of klein's is dead give
away on him.
Major Cobb, of Gienbrook, says that
there are more men working about
Lake Tahoe now than any winter dur
ing the past three years.
On Thursday evening last Mrs. w.
I. Davis, daughter of James A. Rigby,
died at Oakland, Cal. The deceased
lady had been an invalid for long
time.
The following commissions were yes
terday issued from the office of the Sec
rotary Of State Thomas J. Hunt, |
of Deeds, to reside at
Edwin c. Clarke, to re-
side in New York City.
During the month of November Cur
Justice of the Peace had no claim to
present against the county. The AP-
PEAL is informed that this is the first !
instance of the kind siace the organ
ization Of Ormsby county.
Manager Piper, of Virginia, is also
making efforts to have the Oates Opera ,
Company come over here. There is .
doubt but what the combined |
efforts of Preddey and Piper will be |
enough to draw the troupe to
Nevada.
The APPEAL congratulates Mr.. and |
Mrs. George w. kitzmeyer upon the
birth of a son. May he live long and
prosper, and prove great comfort and /.
honor to the cid felix's. Our thanks are
for box Of good cigars upon
the occasion.
The Bulwer Consolidated Mining
Company at Bodie has declared divi-
lend Of ten cents per share payable on
The 10Th. That is more than the whole
Tomstock under the Bonanza manage
nent has done for whole year.
Charles Counsel was yesterday ar
rested on the complaint of a colored
ady fer the crime Of assault and bat
cry on the person Of the complainant.
The defendant was found guilty and
sentenced to pay fine of $2S so, or its
IA! days in the county Jail.
Wood for sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

The Rev. George H. Thayer, Of
Bourbon, Ind, says =: ''Both myself
and wife owe our lives to Shioh's Con-
sumption Cure"
Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin: Shiloh's Vital
izer is a positive cure.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 90 cents and 81.
Shioh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diptheria and canker
mouth.
"Hackmetack," lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and so cents.
ShiIoh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiioh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
a Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06

The above daily and make close eonnee-
foa Mound House with trains OF the Virginia &
Trolee Railroad for Virginia City ard Reno, ard with
the Central Paifc at Reno the Virginia TrueAse
Railroad for all points East and West.
AMY ERINGT0N, Gen. SupL
f. J. LAWS.
Assistant Superintendent.
ID. BENDER
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-06
Cur BOARDING House.

There is liz Philadelphia q certain
/ boarding house, run on the strictly
frst-class plan, and whenever there is
vacancy in the ranks Of the boarders
the landlady is bssieged by applicants.
Not long ago new boarder was admit
ted to the establishment, and after he
had been there few days certain
Miss De Boon was exceedingly torn up
at discovering that the new boarder's
name was not to found in the directory.
The man without location gave his
name as Blocker, and what followed $
told by local paper thus:
1t became more apparent every day
that Mr.. BECKER was an Objectionable
person, but it was not until yesterday
that he developed q new phase. When
Miss De Boon sat down to breakfast
she was Mortified to see that individual,
who sat opposite, devouring delicate
croquette Of pulverized gGd2ts naorrifu0
(cedfish) with the assistance Of his knife.
George Matson, Miss DeBoon's affinity,
also perceived Mr.. Bleeker's barbarous
behavior, and in spirit of friendly
satire related several anecdotes of the
sword swalIowcrs of Afghanistan.
Strange to say, Mr. Blocker was Of
Tended, and intimated that Matson bore
a close resemblance to that useful quad
ruped which history couples with the
name Of Balaam
"You are no gentleman" said Mr..
Matson Il will see you later"
.sSee me right here, was the belli-
cose invitation of the overfed BECKER,
as he charged over the table and bore
Matson to the floor, amid the screams
Of Miss De Boon and other ladies.
In the fight which followed Mr..
Blocker got decidedly the best of his an
tagonist, and was handling the unfor-
tunate person down the front steps
with the evident intention of throwing
him into the street, when a policeman
interfered and arrested all hands.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
On the Wrong Il a All.

Gu Saturday afternoon anout three
o'clock an incident happened ON the z.
W. 4 b. Road that came very neAr re-
sulting in disastrous accident About
that hour Il man and woman, evidently
from the country, came drivi ga gray
horse and wagon down Lord street 10
the railroad, and then turned up the
road toward the bridge In vain did
t. G watchman at the foot Of Seventl,
street endeavor to get them to turn otf,
the old man new his oHn business he
said, ana he was going over the bridge.
On they went buiDpi z ov the ties
until Eighth street was reached when
they were stepped by Mr. James Ham
iler, the w,tchman ut jackson Il Sharp's
who after asccrtaining where they want
ei u 90 explained TO 'hepl that they
could not cross the railroad bridge and
directed them to Eleventh street. They
Lad hardly turned of when the train
due u. }. came Numbering along.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
North Carolina Election.

GREENSBORO, N. G., Aug. 7.-Unof.
ticial returns from nearly all the coun-
ties in Western North Carolina, and
even from towns and cities where the
SAFE Of liquor had been previously rro-
hibited within the colporat$ limits,
show Unexpectedly large majorties
against El, hibition. Leading poiti-
clans estimate the majority in he state
at 10000 Both the new connties,
Van GO and Durham-,he latter with /.
r' Gisrered Democratic majority OF 300
elected Republican county Off ers.
The coloied v-te was almost solid
against prohibition. The election,
passed off quietly and every vote war
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
A Plucky woman.

Mrs. F.. Wouer, rne wife Of patrol
man in New York city, took ride on
Friday in Wall street stage with TIVE
female friends. In handing a man her
fare to put into the box, she displayed
considerable money, and before she
reached he end of hor journey she was
roDb d: Quickly slipping out Of the
stage sac followed . man who had just
departed and overlook him and made
aim return the pockctbook. Then he
was taken to the police station, where
he said his name was John H. Krand,
that he lived i'll Jersey City, and that he
was innocent, having touul the purse
on the floor of the stage. He was re.
manueu for examination.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
BEADING TOURNAMENT TALK,
FiX1ng the Prizes for the C0nnpe.
ting RED shirts-Entrance Fee 10
be Charged.

READING, Pa, Aug. 6.-The con
mittee for the awarding of prizes for tll
coming tiremen's tournament next Sc,
tember, met last evening at s o'clock /
the Select Council Chan. ber, Presiden
Sheeder in the chair.
1t was resolved to make the award
for the following:
LIST. To the company having th
greatest number Of equipped men il
the parade.
2nd. 10 the company making til,
1hest appearance in the parade
3rd. 10 thecompany having the fines
equipments.
4th. TO the best drilled company.
9th. To the company having the fines
truck.
9th. To the company having the fines;
hose carriage.
7th. To the engine making the hes,
run of 300 yarts and throwing bes,
stream from 800 feet Of hose attached
10 a bydrant.
The opinion CT the chairman WAS then
asked lbs what he thought should be the
prizes, when he made reply as follows
lst. 70 the company having the great
est number of men in line a cash prizs
of three hundred dollars, and one hin-
dred to the next
End. TO the company making the
finest appearance he could make no de-
cisinn.
3rd. To the company having the finest
a hat and belt.
4th. 70 the best drilled company, a
medal, encased in mahogany.
5h. To the company having the fin
est carriage, torches, play pipe and side
9TH. TO the company in the tourna
meLt making the best run OF 800 yards,
and throwing the best stream from 800
fect OF hose attached to u hydrant, soc,
second lest 500.
The President thought that not more
than VI 800 should be invested on ac-
court OF many other expenses. liealsO
thought if the collectors could only col
lect $500, they ought not give out
more than 81, 900 ter prizes.
For he trial of steam and hand en-
5ines the Chairman thought there ought
20 be two prizes, one for throwing incl
greatest distance; and the other for the
most proficiency in playinga Il long time.
The subjects of Ii fee for contestants for
'rizes WAS next in order, when The
opinion was given that not over u
hou.d be charged. The Presiden, said
hat the rules generally were to charge
'et"een 81 anu IS. The idea of a-kiny
or a fee was merely matter Of form.
t was also stated that the trials of en-
.:."!es must be made by manufacturers
ely.
A molten was then made that an en-
rance t.e of s. he charged to all coutes-
.nts i'll the tournament, while the par
le prizes be given to any participants
ithout charge.
Objection was made to this motion,
,ating that it would be betttc TO Lave
le matter lay over until a final meet
lg was had. "A little discussion then
Issued, when the motion WAS seconded
ld carried
The President then stated that final
Getting would be held next tuesday, ;
LereuDun the committee adjourned. /
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
A Romance.

a young woman, who il desert bel rs
one of the loveliest ard most accom,-
pl;shed daughters of Cheyenne,' while
riding through the streets OF that lively
city few months ago was thrown 'io-
lently from her horse. a Spanish lad
sprang from the lamp post against
which re had been leaning and endeav.
ored to prevent tue accident, but the
only assistance that he could render was
to lift the lady from the ground and
bear her into Il Drighboring houoe
Then, signing for further sight Of the
| fair one, the youth resume his duty at
the lamp-post. AS for The young woman
she sustained an annoying injury. 1t
was nothing less than the fracture OF
one of her front teeth. The delicate
pearl that flashed through lips within
whose rosy labyrinth when she smiled
the soul was lost was hopecssly
crushed. Beauty in distress appealed
to art;the young woman wentto dent
ist, who promised to search high and
low for pearl Of the proper size and
brllliancy. The search was made faith
fully, but not till the dent st saw q
young Spaniarl leaning against lamp
post uiu Ee find the coveted prize. The
youth gladly sold one of his teeth for
500, Offering all his stock in trade at
Tho same terms. The tooth was sub
m'ttea to proper treatment ard the
young horsewOnan appeared at ball
on the following evening apparently
none the worse Tor the accident. But
with Il woman 's curiosity she would |
have given her head TO know whence
ca'ne the tooth. Time passed. The
Spaniard made a fortunate purchase of
stock with his hundred dollars and be-
gan not only to patro ize tho tailor, but
l.Gulged i'll bank account. Que eve
ming last week chance threw him into u
seiect little party, where :he fair rider
happened to represent, when he related
his dental adventure. When e smiled
and pointed to ;Le vacauL place III his
mouth the young lady gave little
shrek. Her secret was discovered and
now the Cheyenne and Denver papers
that The Sraniard will got his
tooth back at the altar on The 25th OF
ibis month.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
A Bolt out OF q Clear Sky.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Aug. GA letter
to the News aud Courier from the west
ern part Of Darlington County, this
state, gives an account of a terrible and
extraordinary casually from lightning
On Thursday afternoon u group of 70
men, all white road hands, were stand
aug close to the house of j. II. Clyburn
ear Hartsville, when Il single stroke
of lightning killed four and wounded
ten Of them. Five of the wounded are
hurt and may die. There
was no storm at the time, though heavy
rain fell shortly afterward.