, 1881-11-12

i. edger and Instantly kllled- lie leaves u wife
and large 1iinily. ''~'.. :: :.
| ra.r,Go Exn1osto,, of a n4xt31ferx S4,,,
Arrop,.Tnd Nnv: 11.-S terrific pxn1o.
e;on which shook tha foTndofions ~ ia
tn,r,, necnrred - 1;tt1c hnfore ,n,1nioht T.
"" ~ W. - 1.:,1 =: CaH,, a;-.:1,.s. ~
was caused u ps stiiL1n uans ulaulIerS ex.
pIOdlng. The building: then took lire and
r,as Jcstro,.ed -, 0na. man Ri]jv Fo,yIar ~
Nav w Ind sIceninr In n the buihiIna' Il
kao@n to have been Killed. Loss about &o,.
w; 9,yc,EvaT1 NV & Nov II -I,ate Inst night
aEr;fi H., An ros haord ar the rerI;frs
in@-hnrse ~ r: ". Euff;s distiiIerv at.
Tha re..tifv;uc estab1ishmcnt wa; destroyed
invnlvin,- = i.iss ~ M mn tn so5 0Nl with m
I insurance Of S14,3JD: William. Foster, 4
| w;irnhousenaan, who, during tie absence OF
/ ms family, was sleeping IN tne oulldlng. was
anstatl; A hfu, alu tI, h,s ,aeninn rh. avntn1
sin,' s!e "a ~ tha hnrsf;n1 If - co1n,ii by TN
| heavy pressure of stealn.' This liberated the
! gas, which came irr contact with gaslisht,
and instantly the Whole building was III
lt"n'es' 49,
collision Of Fretr1,t Trains In the Dark,
sr I,':,1i1 NJ, - r. -; occf,1ant
occurred On II the M Hannibal & St. Joseph Road.
between Turney and I.atllrop, about eight
| miles from Kunsas; civ Inst NIGHT. Freight
tw.;,, ", = +,o;n;- ,,,o-+ a.,1t f.s;a,,+ 10
going east, coiilded i'll the darkness. The
engineers. when too late, reversed the action
of the locomotives anti barely saved them
selves by q timely leap. both engines were
lht ~ nT ~ n1,nhnr s.1 So 81. tsn
ears FIJI Of oil. the property OF the Union
Tank Line, which We're completely de-
stroyeu. Daniel EnellSil, bfakcf!ah on NO.
i, was Instantly Killed, anu his body AFTER
ware 1oull Iesrlaais 'nansieu aIilosE tne
was injured OIL one Of hls Knees. several
osheIs snstaied 1 INJURIES .;, o. PsT sat, " 1913
s'l''u' A''t"te' 'uo-.0-1 p-o'1ne ~'''@@''
Railroad Collision lin tho Lake Supc-
rlor Region.
sn,eial ptxnatea to n; CHICAGO Tribune. "
Ho,,curo.. ,Ifoh yov tt-afr. nohert
, -' I'LL, T,:s:.
hall1ln't1l' ol =. hotnscntM :" ~, Nlnctn~
1,,t,1 c1oal- suit f,omnanva New York
,,h.r+.,,I ;, e,o.;of train in or,1ar In oet the
49, he,t frs = ,An-n 1y,,a~ :, e1,o,t ,,;a-
es''H ooa' ~ - " a 49,. ~
tance ouv ~ col4iueo WIZ ~. .c o.s - a,,e
slI ;ninrw IT,. ~ annc thonl', vcrv naf
wr..et ] W3s the s rcsuif' - Tie matter IS being
with the ore train Messrs. Kaufman and
ROtitr say that for flst time Lake Superior IL
trains In Tie future.
Thrown from tho Track by Cow.
COLUMBUS, Mo-. Nov. 1.-THE evening
passenger and mail train from Centra1la to
this place, on the branch road, about SIX
miles from here, struck COW on the track.
The engine. tender and express car were
,}or,ito.l and tha .en.,iuaer William Dayton.
and IhoHlaS iuruy, fireman, potn OF zen
tra, WeIf o'S ssaint' tnE 1n.ts, :; oucA
t'A' e">'e"' t'AD' A'~ -N---0. Vo'-'D''
FATAL .c..dent Mt n Railroad Crossing.
srprScrIrrn n Nnv 11.-Gcorrn Neal
:. tr:...a: 80, t uT;r:,,o 51oo,-e ~
farmer living near tue same place, while
y Indianapolis l;a1.roaq track Ill wagon
1ils escnlES, we're slluch w y passaHi ~
.e Ne:i, T;!s nrt instantly A1''es1 'A -neeAs
-
i N'ns:lout OH the Chicago &: Nort11-
SscHtern Eatiroad- Ncnr Oshikosai,
F.s'
optetat n.suate' ,.1el 70 4A' r'lSoso 1'oa.
osithust, ~ is'' WY. 11I e.lse "4.u
Iio.h h,he )" e..ua r,a1,1 ~ "o"os
ou wv tIe5rss s', ,.. o.lo
nue s"Hai ~ ,afa @ hv T,,"ss md
,ya,.ons.
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