The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-26
TWO FATAL Run OFF 4ccIDRNrs.

TWO FATAL Run OFF ACCIDENTS,
CLRYPoLE, IND, May 25.-As Courtney
Mckee and family and sister.in.lAw, Mrs,
Ansberger, and son, were returning to
their home in Sebastopol in a vagon,
when near Akron the horses ran away,
npsettlng the wagon and throwing the Ia.
mates to the ground, killing the seven.
yeAr.old son OF Dr.. Ausberger. Mr.. Nc.
kee Is supposed to bs fatally injured.
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. AnsberRer are very
seriously injured.
Detroit, May 25-Johnnie Faunisse,
eight years old, son OF widow In Wind.
sor, Ont, wss instantly killed this morn.
ing, A hired man left him alone In q
wsgon and the horse ran away and threw
him out.
FATAL FREAK OF ELECTRIC FLUID,
ATLANTA, GA. May 25,-Nssr Clayton,
Mrs. Alexander, from Habsrsham county,
while sitting IN room with her three
children, was struck by lightning and In.
etantly killed. The children, it Ia thought,
are fatally injured.
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI, May 25.-JSmes Newman,
blacksmith, was killed and shockingly
mangled by stone from blast explosion
on Walnut Hills this morning.
kTANPRB TO DEATH ny A HORSE.
SOUTH BEND, IND, May 25.-An old
farmer OF Porter, Cass county, Mich, was
killed near here to-day. He was camping
out with his family on their way West,
Alter dinner he was leading o stallion to
water, when It attacked him, threw him 10
the ground, and literally stamped him to
death.
A FATHER KILLS HIS sons Asa4iLANT.
DECATUR, ALA, May 25.-An alteration
occurred at falladega, during which Mr..
Hall, white man, tried to kill the son OF
Poll Story, colored man. Story came 10
the assistance Of his boy, and shot and
killed Hall.
MAN KILLED ON THE RAILROAD NEAR
PARKERsBURG.
PAREERsBuRd, May 4.-A man named
Host was run over by the accommodation
train, near Worthington Greek, this after.
noon about four o'clock, and instantly
killed. When frat seen, as the train came
around the bend, the old man had Just
succeeded In crossing Worthington Bridge.
The engineer Immediately whistled and
the brakes were put down, but too late.
The train struck him, cutting off one foot
and throwing the man forty feet down the
am n nh mani tnkn lha oVaak Whan ha
vas drawn out Of the water ho was found
10 have breathed his last. He leaves q
large family In this city.
A BAD LOTT.
NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-The Democrats
Floyd, La, apecial says that q difficulty
took place on the street yesterday evening
between l.. l.. Sage and II. r. Lott, Jr.,
son Of Col. K. II. Lott, In which Lott was
instantly killed. Immediately after T. J.
Lott, brother OF H. X. Lott, Jr., became
engaged In difficulty and was shot down.
His wounds will probably prove fatal.
SUICIDE OF A LADY GRADUATE.
ELMIRA, N. Y, May 25.-At Watkins
this morning Helen Gray, aged 27 years,
shot herself with a revolver during an
alteration Of the mind, consequent upon
II health. She was graduate Of Elmira
Female College.
KILLED NY THE GAZING or AN ENBANK.
MRNr.
JERSEY Crrr, May 25.-By the CAving In
Of an embankment this morning at the
new cut Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
three laborers were killed and two seri.
ously injured.
WISCONSIN TRAGEDY.
MILWAUKEE, May pa special to the
Republican says that fearful tragedy oc.
Cured this morning at Bacobel Wis.
An old man named Hughes had
an alteration with John Phillips,
saloon keeper, about \ pig pen. Hughes
picked up an axe and chased Phillips.
Phillips ran, but soon turned and shot
Hughes dead.