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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-15

EOR SALE AT A LOW SACRIFICE.-Four
business lots, with improvements, situated
on Main Street For further particles apply TO
Ii Cohn EOS Main Street
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DOR SALE-Farms for rent or sale situated 6
miles from Dallas. Comfortable houses.
fruit vegetables, or MELONS Address o. p.
Bowser BIG Elm, Corner Market street nov26
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Eoe Sale.

E'oR SALE-0ne- half block of land o.. Har.
wood st, between Live Oak aud BRYAN on
reasonable terms. Improvements and good
water; Apply ON the premises or address lock
DoN l0sI. dl2-lw
IGOR RENT-Cottage with six rooms, corner
Cottage Lane and 0leander street. Apply
ON premises, dl2.St
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Tho nice Swiss brick
cottage, OFFS rooms, with two large cisterns
carriage house, stable and COW house, large
orchard and choice fruits four acres of ground
n nil OAK Srove, between the residence of Mr.
Slaughter and Fair Grounds Apply to Jones Il
Murphy, Real Estare Agts, 7O5 Main St d7.n
EoR SALE AT A LOW sACRIFICE.-Fonr
business lots, with improvements situated
on Main Street. For further particles apply 10
II Cohn. EOS Main Street
| AND FOR SALE,--6iJ acres patented TO +.
4 Secuett on Mountain Creek, Dallas Co. about
~ miles southwest from Dallas; title good and
VIII be warranted by responsible parties living
IN Texas; HUNT LATHR0P II HAYES.
DOR SALE-Farms for rent or sale situated
miles from Dallas. Comfortable houses.
plenty of water. Also Is acres well adapted to
lruit vegetables, or MELONS Address o. 7.
Bowser, BIG Elm, Corner Market street nov26
EOR SALE-A farm OF 100 acres of rich.
l. black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas One half in fine state of cultiya.
ton, balance pasture and timber-a nice, new
dwelling with smoke house and other out.
houses, and well of excellent, everlasting
Waler-onercd low and on easy terms by
JONES Il MURPHY
Land agents; Office No 700 Main street
E'oR sALE-A suburban home consisting of
l. house with four rooms an clubhouse, a
good cistern and two and a halfo three acres Of
land, Situated three iourths of a mile north of
the courthouse, on Cedar Springs road, Just ont
side Of the city of Dallas. For terms apply to
r Gillespie, attorney at law, office 6iO Main
street Dallas, Texas,
ENOR SALE-A splendid farm of over GOO acres
l. OF rich black land situated on White Rock
| creek, about ten miles north from Dallas. and
" Texas Central railroad. Nearly 100 acres well
fenced and in cultivation. Five tenant houses
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
| and spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek For sale cheap and on easy
terms by Jones & Murphy, land agents Office 70I
Main street.
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STATE rIREmEs's ASSOCIATION
COnvenes Day ut shernaan-A Ltst
OF the Delegates.

COnvenes To-Day ut sher.san-A List
or the Delegates.
To-day tho state fremen's association
convenes at Sherman. Judging from let
tiers received by Captain W. q. Conner, of
this city, who is president Of the association
from ]. w. Golledge, of Hillsboro, vho is
the secretary, the attendance will be 'HrGq.
The cities of Galveston, Houston, Au,II,
BOnham, Hampstead, Waco, Dallas, San
Antonio, Seguin, Fort Worth, Jefferson,
Paris, Gainesville, Denison, Mexis, Conan
che, Denton and other towns will be repre-
scented.
So far as heard from the following are the
names OF the delegates elected to attend the
convention:
LIST OF DELEGATES-AUsTIN
John Bremond, chief; w B Brush, Wash
ington engine company No. /; w Suter,
Austin hook and ladder company No /; l. NJ
Crooker, Protection hook and ladder No 81;
John p Kirk, Colorado engine company No
2; l. N Goldbeck, recorder j O DeGresS, al
large.
r A Harvin, chief; Il Park, 9th vice.
president; j l. Moore, Ssh vicespresident; A
Meyer, corresponding secretary; 0 4 Rolf,
Mechanic engine company No l; Il d Harris,
hook and ladder No l.,
CoMANCHE.
Robert 7 Hill, hook and ladder No /.
DRNIsoN.
Phil Ledrick, chief; Tobias Porter, Rescue
hook and ladder No /; Richard Cooke, Me-
chsnic hose company No /,
DALLAS.
w @ Conner, president of association;
VIM Potter, engine company No !; Il Il
Best, Etna hose company No l; Lee Penry,
engine No2
FORT WORTH.
Frank L Twombly, chief; r L Maddox,
Nj T johnson, hook and ladder No |; II II
Barnes, Protection engine company No /.
GIBDNGs,
Pitt s Turner, Stonewsll hook. and ladder
company ..- ......y...-.,,
GAINESVILLE.
L Calm, Red Jacket hook and ladder
No l.
GALVESTON.
William Oldsnburg, chief; 2 MARROW,
Washington Bngine company No l; Q V
LeOlere, hook and ladder No /; Il Engclke,
Island City No 8; Il Wagner, Hope No s;
Pat Barry, Mechanic No 6.
nEMPsTEAD.
EP Alsbury, Rescue No 1; r Watson,
hook aud ladder No ]; j b Ahrenbeck, chief.
JEFFERSON.
JIM Bender, Mechanic fire company No l;
A Ripin,ly, Defiance hook and ladder No l;
Joseph Ney, Waller, standing commit
toemen; A Ii SluIer, Gem fire company No
2; j A Fielder, Mechanic No l; I w Ste
vens, Gem No 2; w B Chew, chief.
LULING,
JH Muenstcr, Luling hook and ladder
No. l.
RE Parnell, engine company No. /; GEO
Franks committee on topics
MEXIA'
N Lewis, hook and ladder No. l.
PARIS.
AW Neville, Phoni1 supply company
No. l; o @ Conner, Ph@nir engine compa'
ny No. l; n Kilgore, hose company MOL
sEaUIN.
A G Swope, fire company NO. l; 9e0
Rust, hook and ladder No. /.
WACO.
Wiley Jones, chief; Walt S elunke!t, Res
cue hook and ladder No. !: Robert Ieates,
engine company No, !.
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PERSONAL.

Captain j. T. Smith, Of Jefferson, is in the
city.
Capt. Clarendon Gano returned from
Mexico, Sunday.
Oh. Mcfarland, of Sherman, is q guest
at then ST. George.
Mr.. Alonzo Milleit has returned from a
trip to San Antonio.
Colonel Charles Baskerville has returned
from o trip through east Texas.
Captain J. P. Douglas, of Tyler, is in the
city to meet the Missourians.
9. l.. Betterton returned yesterday from a
business trip as far west as the Pecos river.
Captain Hastings, of Franklin county, an
cx~Mlssouri confederate, arrived last night.
Err Haywood Mabry and lady, OF JeiIer-
son, are in the city enroute to New Orleans.
Col. Ormsby Scott and wife, of Sherman,
are visiting the family of Judge A. IL. Field.
Capt. Tom Helm, a gallant MissOurian, is
at the Grand Windsor, in attendance on the
reunion.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, paste; of tho Floyd street
Methodist church, will leave this week for
tour through Europe.
Captain Sam NJ. Morrison, associate cd
itor of the Shreveport Standard ia in the
city taking in the reunion.
Col. Horton, n prominent citizon Of Jacks.
boro, il in the city in attendance upon the
reunion of the eIsconfederate Missourans.
Cherries A. Baker, travelling salesman for
the Graham Paper company, 2l7 and 2l0
North Main street, ST. Louis, 10 in the city.
Colonel 5. P. Cunningham, sdiuiant of
Inorganic brigade in the. Ohio, raid and
warm personal friend, is at the st. George.
Nat Q. Henderson, editor of . George
town Record, ia in the clly in 4ttendonce
upon the reunion of tho ex.eontodtg rate Mis-
sourans.
Miss Hsmetta and Ssllie.Feld, the charm
ing daughters of.Judge Field, have returned
from Sherman, where they hsvo been visits
ing friends.
Capt. w. @. Connor. president Of tho State
Firemen's association, leaves this morning
for Sherman, to preside over tho annual
meeting of tho association, which convenes
there toSdsy.
Col. George w. Chiffon, of Tyler is at
tho Grand Windsor, having arrived last
night to attend the reunion of eX-confedvr.
alto Missourisns. Col. Chiffon will address
the people while here in the interest of Tyler
for the university.
Captain j. w. Smith received a telegram
yesterday morning stating that his daughter,
Miss Lula Smith, who ia At White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, was very low with typhoid
fever. He left on last evenings east-bound
train over the Texas u Pacific accompanied
by Miss Lula Peak to go to her.
Messrs. William Gutenberg Val LeOlere,
Il, Engelke, John Wagner, Pat Barry ard
Colonel Frank MARROW, of Galveston and
delegates TO the state fremen'a association
which meets at Sherman to-day, stopped
over in the city yesterday and while here
made tho HERALD pleasant call.
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On What D Cough.

viii you heed the warningf The signal
perhaps is the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your
selves If you can afford for the sake of saving
30 cents, to run the risk md do nothing for
it, We know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough. 1t never fails.
This explains why more than Million Bot.
ties were sold tho past year. II relieves
Group and whooping cough at once. Moth
ers. do not be without it. For Lame Back
Side or Chest. use Shilohs Porous Plaster
Sold by HickOx & House, Druggists, 6Ot
Main street, Dallas.
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sale.


Tho Island City has boom on at last, and
90 big one that there is neither residence
nor store TO DO rented. Her business men
are full Of business, and the place is running
over with attractions and Inducements of oil
sor.s. Chief among those in the commercial
line is the great job office, stationery ware
house and lithogrsphing establishment of M.
Strickland. He has kept pace with the i'm
meuse progress of Galveston, and to-day is
able 10 do work with his unequslled facili.
.os that csnno, DO surpassed in neasness Of
execution, promptness and bedrock prices
by any similar house in the south or even the
north. Call on him on the Strand and see
for Yourselves.
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E,asr era ve. lecture Tonight.

Elder j. r. Graves, L. d. of Memphis,
Tenn, IL in Dsllps, the guest ofDeacon Phil
lip Prather, and will deliver two OF his eel
ebrsted lectures this evening and tomorrow
evening beginning at o'clock. Az the tenn
porary building on our church lot is too
small TO accommodate the large audience an
ticipated, we have, IS authorized by the
church, procured and set in order the district
court room for the occasion. All are invited
and every body can afford TO 60 to the court
house TO hear a man of the ability and distinc>
zion of ]. r. Graves. j. L. Downs.
Chairman of Committee.
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According to resolution passed at a forme.

According to resolution passed at former
meeting of the city council, the railroads
running through the corporate limits are re-
quired to construct and keep in repair al the
street crossings lights. The officials of the
road do not think that ii would be right to
compel them to go to the expense of iurn-
ishing gas at the crossings when the re-
msinder Of the city is not lighted. 1t was
finally agreed that when the city made ar
engagements for lighting her streets that the
council should act for the road in getting
lights or notifying its officers of the terms,
etc, when they would furnish the lights
required.
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sudSe Thurmond'sl Interview

70 the Editor Of the HERALD:
The distinguished and learned judge says
~ WAS only opposed to the water supply
company on the ground that tboir charges
against the city were IN exlorton when
compared with the rates charged by other
cities" Win he give uS tho rates charged
by other cities THAI We may make our own
comparison. Again DO says "the great
question and tho one we must all snswer
ia. arc we ready 30 break the ice
and launch our srafI upon the
iempe,tuous sea OF bounded bank
rupicy." win this gentleman state how he
stands on this question? Does he propose
TO atnnd here "until Ill freezes over and
then cross on tho icet"
The facts are, Mr.. Editor, that the affairs
OF the city of Dallas are in lhe hands OF ins
competen, men, made incompetent by their
crent desire for political perferment. am
not personally acquainted with any member
of our municipal government know them
only by their official acts. And when say
Dsllas is the worst governed city in the
United States, only reiterAte what is re-
heated on every street corner. Show me q
city of the sligo of this, which
has no, foot of sewerage, wiihou,
foot Of paving, without n street lamp,
without drop OF water, and l will show you
{ a community whose advancement is towards
the "lempestuous sea OF bankruptcy" The
learned Judge ia an honest mao, (sade nom
politics) Will he risk his reputation upor
The assertion that by increased permanent
improvements the credit Of the city will b
bankrupt Win he say that by grading
paving and sewering tho principle ssreeu
Tho value Of the property upon such
streets will not materially incrcase In
value, will not command a larger rental thar
thope stores OF buildings "stucv in the mud.
viii he say that clean streets will not in'
duce On increased population Will he say
Ina. a system of sewerage will not add 10 th'
sanitary condition Of our peoplef Lot hin
come out and place himself square upon thu
record before the people; tell US what he i
in favor Of; what no is opposed 10. TIT
people Of this city are now looking
around for progressive maj
who Il in favor Of raising thu
civ of Dallas out Of the mrd, who Is II
favor ..of all modern improvements, WHIT
believes that Dallas has credit, and VIII
would advocate the use Of that credit to he
future advancement. II Judge Thurmon'
will advocate advancement, progression, In
ternal improvements will guarantee to hin
that the citizens OF this city, without regar'
10 political viows, will support him Tor "
mayoralty. Lot him answer
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n, Nnry,sIp.,itutc.

Elsewhere In this issue appears tho an
noupcement Of tho reopening Of the above
institute, under the care OF Mrs. =. W. Vr-
nesie, who has had an extensive experience
in teaching in Scotland. Ihe Languages and
music will be taught In addition 70 the other
sustomsry branches. The school will DO
undor The supervision o. the dean OF The
cathedral. Sec advertisements
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Personal,

Am now mssisg the finest stick, taffy al !
cream iancy candies ever made before in this
city, and offer it to the wholesale and retail
trade at prices that defy competition. VIII
slso have toys and notions for the wholesale
trade that cannot he had in price or assort-
msnt this side of New York, SO hold your
orders. Fine fancy groceries below cost.
Cigars, tobacco, soap, baking powders, pick
les, and Texas tulu specisi,es.
w. X NHEELoCK
Corner Nam and Austin Streets,
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Tho Chicago, Texas q Mexican Cen
trnl Road.

Manager Waite, Of the Chicago, Texas d
Mexican Central road, reports that there are
three new locomotives and number OF
freiph, and nat cars on their way here. This
will make four locomotives, tho fret ono
having already arrived. The number OF
cars arc nine,y.three In All. The work on
the line IL progressing finely. Iron Tor the
road which has been shipped, Is daily ex'
pec,ed, and so soon % II docs, track laying
will begin,
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I.,sh,. =, Railreaa Crou,,nEs.

Colonel A. u. Swanson, general mansgor
J. Waldo, general freight agent and George
Ouinlin, division superintendent OF the
Houston & Texas Central road, arrived In
tbis CITY Yesterday morning by special train.
Pursuant 70 an appointment they met thc
mayor and several members OF The city
council a the city hall 70 discuss busiren'
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Southeast corner OF the public square
Greenville, Texas.
The rooms are largo and well ventilated.
Everything in the house is new, handsome
and comfortable. Large sample rooms for
commercial travellers. The hotel is conducted
on the European plan. Travellers can get
their meals to order at any time of the day
or night.
Opened March 18th, 1881.
A. SHANDY,
Manager,
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Fer Fighting.

Fannie and Sarah Garter, saffron colofod
sisters, who reside in Freedmsntown, had .
falling out with Amanda Parker and pro-
ceedcd 10 give her thre,hipg. Deputy
Sheriff Smith arrested them and Justice
Price aned them $500 and cost, and not
having ,he money TO pay their hnes they
were committed 10 jail.
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We have a speedy and positive cure for
Ca,arrh, Diphtheria, Csnker Mouth and
Headache In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
nasal injector free with each bottle, uiois
Il YOU desire health and sweet breath. Price
so cents. Sold by Hickox u House, Drug
pis,s, COS Main street, Dallas.
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pxsSn.n,,a md Liver Complaints.

Is Il not worth the small price Of 70 cents
TO FREQ yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complainAH II you think so call
at our store and Get bottle Of Shiloh's
Vitalizer Every bottle has printed guar
an,oe on H. Use accordingly, and If II does
YOU no good. Is will cost you nothing. Sold
BY Hickox Il House, Druggists, 600 Main
street. Dallas.
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Kids 25, 35, so cents at Peorson's. Mitts
So, 90, rs cents, 500, $1.25, $1.50 and $500,
Of Pearaon's. Bonnets snd.hats ST, 81, So,
81, S., Sc, at Pearson's Ladies' hoes 5
cents pair embroidery cents o yard, at
Pesrion's. Bargains at Pesrson's on Mon
day, and those other days that follow Mons
daY
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EIaurIshea Ms Gun.

Henry Cannon, colored, could not refrain
fromfo urishipg his new silver mounted six
,hoo,er, and unfortunately for him some orc
who saw II informed on him. He was arrest
ed BY Deputy Sheriff Smith and taken be,
foro Justice Price, who foed him $40 and
coat. He was booked for the poor farm.
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Don't forget that Jarrett keeps only the
very best and pures. lake ice at his depot, in
rear Of Apollo hall. This is the kind of
weather when ice IS indispensable, and is
cheap enough TO BIO within the reach of all.
Call on jarrett for your ice.
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s,,.r.ert.nw MS vito.

y,Hughie Fury; was up before Justice I'd
wards yesterday 70 give an sccount ofhls
furious conduct towards hiswiie who charged
him with making An assault. on her. IL was
. clear case against him and no pleaded
ruilty 10 he charge. Tho court lined him
SlO and coat which he paid.
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Three for Luck .

Mr.. Louis G,auch, 1926 Twensy-afth street,
New York, observes: Having heard great
deal about the healing powers of the ST.
Jacobs OIL, and being the sufferer from
Neuralgia, concluded to make a trisl. Ii
was crowned with the best success. After
the third application, the pain disappeared.
cheerfully and censcientiously recommend
tho ST. Jacobs Oil 10 sll subject 20 Neural
ola
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Parties owning lands in Clay, Wichita,
Archer, Wilbarger or Hardeman counties,
can find cash purchaser by addressing
A. Il. COLLINS, Denton, Texas,
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Headquarters for lAcss, A A Posson's

Ladies' Please TAKE Notice,
Clearance sale Of trimmed hats and boa
nets, al your own price, a. N. Rossnthal y
Company, opposite b. George hossl, 7ls
Hsin street..
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The respectable drug stores, hotels, rss-
tsurants and places of public resort all over
the country keep "Conrad'a BudWsiser
Beer"
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Ladies' dresses 81, So, 81 and SIS, worth
90 per cent. more, at PeArGon's.
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Abilene, Texas, is the most comfortable
place for drummers and strangers to stop
Good roomp, fine table; Mexican tsmales
chile con-carne, spring chickens ard fish q
specially.
II. T. hCLARTY, Proprietor.
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Buy your furniture from first hands. You
can do so and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
street.
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B.ets,acks arrested.

-Four boo.blaeks were arrested and brough:
before tho mayor yesterday on tho charge Of
obstructirg tho sidewalk. They wore dis
missed, provided they would promise 10 be,
have then selves better In the future.
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Usspshirts.
Tho new snail sizos, az A A Pcarfon't.
c.-.,y,,n, Fen and others Visiting

Commercial Zen and others VisitirE
Austin should stop 81 tho Raymond House.
II IA by far Tho best hotel in tho city and the
rstes have recently been reduced 10 ~ per
day. The rooms are largo and airy, every one
has an electric bell and every thing Ia frat
class In every respect
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Cots Of every style and price, very thing
for this hot westher, at Union City Furni-
ture company, Gil Elm street.
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The HERALD STEAM jon PRINTING OFFICR
spropared 10 execute, In the highest style Of
1T, any and all railroad printing at the short.
st note.
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Land I'm Collin and Hunt
Counties for sale, near line of new rail-
road. FOSTER 81 HARRAL,
Houston, Texas.
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Ellington is always receiving new fuIni
uro, 701 Elm street.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
/, WVIlNE OF CARDUl."
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FrlEeg, CoauetleR


And hair switches, the styles OF A A Pear,
sons
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For aAlo by all Drugglsts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
BROKEN ON THE WHEEL.
Horrible Accident ON the Delaware
and Hudson Canal.

CARBoNDALE, Pa, March 30.-Leonard
Warom, an employe OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company at Honesdale for
many years, met with frightful death
few days ago while acting in the capacity OF
Superintendent Of the Delaware and Hud-
son packets at that place. He was caught
upon drum on which are wound the ropes
leading to the cars. Yet the real cause of
his death remains a mystery. He was en-
gagged in getting boards from pile of lum-
Der in the drumhouse, and one of the sticks
swapping attracted the attention Of his
fellow-workmen, who looked round
to see Warom carried around the
wheel to drop dead in the pit. The
wheel was making fifty revolutions a min
ute, and when the stick broke, letting
Warom against the wheel, there was moth
ing to save him from instant death. The
space through which the body passed be-
tween the wheels and the pit was four aud
half inches, and when found it was
horribly mangled. The wheel was stopped
as soon as possible, and the remains taken
from the pit, when 1t was discovered that
the jawbone was broken, the skull frac.
tured, the breastbone, ribs and arms
crushed, and the left leg torn from the
body. Wsrom had no time to think of
death, as those nearest to him at the time
say that he uttered not word,