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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-25

WhS VNo SOuoA OiA oh OADShSA'O cSesAOs
The schooner Mary Collins arrived
Wednesday, loaded lumber from the Che
bOygan Lumber Co. and cleared to-day
for Chicago. @,f. I'd rz. = oS5
Monday night the tug Cygnet
caught fire while laying in Swartz's bay
but fortunately was discovered by Capt.
Swartz, and extinguished before any
serious damage was done. Her upper
works were badly scorehed but the total
loss will not exceed $2CJ or $500. on1a
The propeller Toledo was in last
evening from Collingwood. She is the
last boat for the season on the route.
Capt. Scott says he landed five iron
bridges and large amount of hay at
Algomah, Mich, for the Canada Pacific
railroad. He got 81. per ton freight on
the bridges and S.. per ton on the hay.
The Flora left Detroit Wednesday
completely filled with freight for shore
ports, not being able, it is said, to take
on one-tenth of the freight that was on
the wharf at Detroit for up-lake ports.
Thursday evening she was wind-bound
at Port Huron, and the probabilities are
she did not leave that port until last
night, as yesterday was about as nasty a
day on the lakes as we have had this
fall. TX =
Thanksgiving dinner at the Opera
House.
q Thursday-Ihanksgiving dinner-Op-
era House-Fifty cents. - t.l .-
Be sure to get your Thanksgiving din
ner at the Opera House next Thursday.
Ann Eliza Young will tell what she
knows about "Utah's Curse and the Ma.
tion's Shame" at the Opera House, Dec.
9th.
Remember the Thanksgiving dinner,
given by the ladies Of the Independent
church, at the Opera House, next Thurs
day.
They have had hard luck at the water
works we'll, the tubing breaking, leav-
ing about "a feet of it in the bottom of
the well, and the upper end being so
jamed that their drill will not work.
Charles L. Howard's Aunt Keziah
Whitcomb comedy company opened last
night at the Town Hall. to a moderate
sized audience. Mr.. Howard as Aunt
Keziah is immensely funny, and kept
the house in roar Of laughter all the
time. The play is to be repeated this
evening with some additional access
sories, including songs. ro
Tuesday night Mike Wilson, a seaman
from the schooner Donaldson, of Buffalo,
was landed at this port and taken to the
Benton House suffering with infama-
tiOn of the lungs. Drs. Perrin attended
him and did all that could be done, but
in spite of their labors he continued to
grow worse until this forenoon when he
died. He was member, in good stand
ing, of the Sailors Uuion of Buffalo, hav-
ing papers showing his dues all paid up.
He was also a member of the Masonic
order. He has brothers residing in To-
rOnto, who's have been notified of his
death, as has also the union of which he
was member at Buffalo. He had sailed
on the Donaldson all season.
1000 Hungry Persons Wa lted
To call at the Opera House next Thurs
day, between the hours Of IL NJ. and II p.
NJ, where they will learn something to
their advantage.
Oh, Say uir l
Have you seen those ladies hand made
shoes at Clements They are immense.
The best bargains in dress goods ever
offered. at Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S.
Latest novelties in real jet jewelry at
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-25
worth Remembering

Now that the good times are again up
on US, 1t is worth remembering that no
one can enjoy the pleasantest surround
ings In bad health. There are hundreds
with Sisorderped pdOsie sstomach liver ye Or T Eid.
neys, when bottle of Parker's Ginger
Tonic would do them more coed than all
the medicines they have ever tried.-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-25

Those desiring to have water put lin
residences or places of business, should
call at Post & Van Arsdale's hardware
store, and see their prices. % @hit
struments ,and is now prepared to make
photographs equal to the best. u
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
LOST BUT HAPPY.

In its Davenport news the Democrat of
last evening contained the following, of
interest to our readers:
Yesterday Mrs. w. Fl. Gest of Rock ISL
and, came over to Davenport with her lit
tie three-year old son, and left the child in
the Fairwhile she stepped in the next door,
charging him to remain where he was, as
he seemed very much interested in the
sports of of some gold fish She returned
for him in a couple of minutes-and he was
gone: gone out of sight too She acquaint-
ed some of her friends of the legal pro-
fession with her loss, and forthwith and there
was search for the lost boy. Mr.. Gest
was summoned from Rock Island there
was anxious hunting, you may believe.
An hour after, Officer Tilebein found the
boy on East Second street. between Iowa
street and the government bridge, walking
as leisurely as could be for the bridge, en-
joying the sunshine and the sights. He
was having good time enough-and so
did his parents when he was restored to
them. The toddler said he was going home
without his mamma-and he is bright
enough to almost do it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
THE DAYS NEWS.
FOREIGN.
Return of the Germania from
Arctic Seas.
FOREIGN.
The Sultan Calls a Halt in
the Proceedings against
Arab Pasha.

LONDON, Oct. %. Blue Book of Egyp-
tian -affails which has just been ISSUED,
shows that m July Arabi Pasha indirectly
sounded Earl Granville respecting the terms
of submission which would be granted him.
He made direct offer to disband the lea
dership of the rebellion and for himself to
accept Punishment. The secretary of the
foreign department refused to agree to any
thing to save complete submission.
In the House of Commons this morning
Gladstone pressed his motion which he in
trodueed yesterday to defer all discussion
regarding Gray's Imprisonment and refer
the question to a select committee. This
was adopted without notable debate.
It is expected that the Khedive will on
Friday, issue his decree offering amnesty
to all rebel offers below the rank of cap
tain.
- LONDON, Oct 25,-Advices from Shang-
hal report that disturbances have occurred
between sailors on English and German
war vessels and that six Englishmen re-
ceived serious wounds
CAIRo. Oct 25.-Inquiry into the recent
massacre at Alexandria reveals the fact
that it vas ordered in the name of Arab
that Taulbo Pasha lent for and abused a
notable who had been seen to protect and
save the lives Of certain Christians during
the massacre.
HAMBURG, Oct. 25.-The Germania,
which sailed last summer for Cumberland
Soand with the German Arctic expedition,
has returned here. The construction sta
1aon ct KingaEa has been completed and
several houses built. Everything is ready
for the expedition.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-A dispatch from
Cairo says it is rumored that the Sultan
has ordered proceedings against Arab
Pasha to be stopped
CAIRO, Oct. 25.-Further reports tend
to confirm the news of massacre, of
Egyptians at Soudan. According to the
latest private advices from Kharlonim the
Egyptians are preparing for its defense,
throwing up forts, digging bitches, etc.
Prospects are desperate, the garrison being
composed of one thousand men, while the
Prophet is leading the assault at the head
af 5000 men.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Floods continue.
though the rain has stopped. railway traf
6e isseriously interrupted and numerous
towns inundated. Bridges, walls and cat
tie swept away and injured beyond repair.
England proposes TO the Egyptian govern
ment an International indemnity commits
sion, one representative from each leading
nation. including the q. s., Egypt to ap-
point the president and vice president.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
eRoWDIra THE srAa ROUTERs

New York, Oct 25.-A Star, Washing
ton. special says: The policy of the de
paItment of justice in Withholding the
publication of Star route bribery state
ments seems to be explained to night by
the issuing OF four warrants for the arrest
of Fall. Foote, Payne and Shaw, charged
with attempts to corrupt the jurors. These
warrants are issued ut the instance of the
instance of the department, and are based
upon aff1davits which are embodied in the
statements referred to, SO that its
premature publication might have given
the accused parties an opportunity to es-
cape. Up to late hour to night no ar
rests have been made. Payne is not in the
city but the others are expected to be be-
fore the police court tomorrow. This is
said to be only the first batch of warrants
that are to be issued and it's rumored that
the arrest of foreman Dickinson and Juror
brown viii soon be ordered.
ARREST OF STAR ROUTE BRIBER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Arthur Payne,
for whom warrants were issued in connec-
ton with the attempt to bribe juror
Brown, of the Star route jury, has been
arrested and win be arraigned in the police
court today.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
New York Market.
New YoRK. Oct. ?

Money.
Governments
6s. ..-.s...41 VI
4 iS1f
rs t.--.--...<1 1919
Rock Island ...1s 80 Northwestern, pfd i So
Ft Wayne. 3s St. Paul . ........ i o914
Illinois Central 81 ss4 do preferred i s5A
Chicago q Alton al IL do preferred. 62a
New York Central i 321s Union Pacific ....-.i 07
Northwestern. ....1 1 44lk Western Union -. S7h
WHEAT Higher No. red Oct 81 0ess@t 10;
Nov 81 1901 IOh
ooRN-Higher; mixed western spot s4@ss; fu-
ture 62szG1S6.
0ATs.-Better; western $3.50.
RYE.-59
BARLEY. SIS.
WHTSkEY-S1 49,
E PoRk.-strong; new $23 75024
LARD.-Iiisher; l2 IS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

Heavy wooden business suits, Sc, at E.
Zeis % ct
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
HATS AND UNDERwEAR.

Il. you want to see the finest and largest
stock of hats, underwear and gents fur
nishing goods generally, call at Liberman's 5,
the halter. oct1Sd6t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
The WEATHER.

WAsHMGToN, Oct s5-Indlcations for
the upper lake region, the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys, local rains,
parity cloudy weather winds shifting TO
southwest and northwest with cooler
weather and higher barometer by Thursday
morning
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
FAlLiERE.

PETERsBURs. Va, Oct Emanuel
Lew Of this city. large dealer in gents
furnishing goods and an extensive manu-
dacturer OF mems underwear, has failed.
Assets and liabilities not known; indebted
Isss mostly in New York and Baltimore
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
or A STAR ROUTE BRIBER.
MURDERED BIZ INDIANS.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. 25.-Mai. r.
w: Petrken, chief engineer of the Mexican
and Oriental railway, was murdered by In
dlans N the noun tains near chihuahua, a
couple of days ago.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
SCARLET FKyER.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Scarlet fever of a
mixed type is becoming quite prevalent In
the city. Thirty-six new cases were re-
ported yesterdap.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
Chicago Market.

CH1cAeo. Oct, %.
Markets on Change at 1900 a. m, wheat u
lower; corn 21n2@s lower: oats n lower; pork 21s0
lower lard 1gGp35 lower. ~
LIVE STOCK.
H0GS-Reeeipts 5000; light g. SCR TO-; mixed
packing 400s7 90; heavy 10d7 60.
AfTLE-Receipts6 {, 500; good to choice shipping
5 25Q6 90; common to fair 4 COOS 90; butchers, 2
2503 50; stockers and Feeder, 8 1904 35; Texans
3 1904 IS
GRAIN.
WHEAT-Strong and higher; regular a41S 0cto-
Der; 95ss November; 81 year; spring e4l4.
COIsN-Firm and higher 70h, cash SO Nov. !;
year 625s.
oATs-Firm and higher; s4tScash; ssh Novem-
ber: 1875 year.
RYE-6o.
BARLEY.-S5. 81
WHISKEY-1 49,
PORK-Irreguiar and higher; S23 25 cash;
$40 IS November; SIS .S5 January; $1S 30 Feb.
LARD-Stronger and higher; $12z cash; 81 45
Nov; 81 25 January and February,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
JUMPED HIS BAIL.

New YORK, Oct. 25.--It is stated that
Dchard B. Cornwall, indicted for embez-
zling upwards of SIC, 900 from the Fourth
National Bank, jumped his bail and fed
to Europe
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
NO WONDER HE surcInEp.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-James Carter, an ex-
pert member of Brod:n. China, committed
suicide by shooting. He had two wives
who were threatening to give him trouble.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
On good farm lands, at 2 per cent. No
commission. QUINCY MCNEIL.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
E. W. SPENCER,
Second Ave. and 18th Street
ROCK ISLAN ND. ILLINOIS,
-SEL1I4S-
the ALADDIN.

the most perfect and beautiful hard coal base bt
er, with all the latest improvements, ii is "
derful success.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-01-26
Scr Conn mooorc.

Sol. 9. Gooee, osr Common rore. Glain, s4s,,
fnat: 2brmas geleetric Oil beiIte i'm bon
9nIta't6 mad ein.r ridtis angema uotrn
9uiten. er bdlt e fur cine febr perttoobe
Rsbi5n. obne bic ct uie fciu ,pirS.
Sum Sertanfeb Sci SEQ. 9. epene:r.
Beinabe Elm 8unber.
.: aienitb 4aa, Bincbampton. y. y,
f4reibt: ~ lit n,onatelans bnppfes GMer-
5ea i'm linten eunsenFuael arb sdulteE4-
Sd berleriebe Guft am 2ebsn. s,einen Aytr-
tit uae eefi&tsfarbe unh tssnte uur nit er,.
ter MSbe ben Sag ibsr rid auire@t baltes.
1etne 1entter sttf@afte mir etras sanbfdt
1lse> Ditters. ID msba baFelbe mad Bsr.
fEif raS tabe ben ser erRea Bo&e as uaay
seam etbaau& teiae ed.ner,ea ns5r bss.
tssrt nnb bin jett gang sebl.
: 3sm Neriasie bei Dec, g. @peaeer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-01-26

@ie alt Fno @ieiebt? uno mas fir
Elm @ei&dft treiben Sic, ooer baben
sic li& i@on sur &u6e eeiebt? 5brer
Grau tonn'en Sic la2.n. bob eanen~
tuns F& febr aufnimmt; ID bin i'm
6erbf ieit 30 Sobren:: nieoer bort 9.
lueien. Bin aud Gbrenbiirser Der @toei
uno 9riiBe als folder Sbre Grau be-
ionoers.
), y. Bismarf.
Dieier Brief. Der ben Weulhen Bii=
mari bon elmer TO- b6hit lie6ensuiiroi,
gen settle 3eist, bat ncben Dem pip bo=
loail&en iSntereiie nod elm beionber.s
oaour4. ha6 lib aug beu, treuber3isen
uno bauspaierli@en Mittaeilunasn 8,s.
mart's ii6er leine Gamilie Die un,pabr
beit beg 8eridtes, 'uonad 9erbsrt Bis
mart bic Giititiu ,Rarolatb g9ebeirotbet
bate, ereiebt. 34
Seine i4lafoien Md6te m,br,geplo al
BON einem bsftisen 5ufen ober elmer
i6meren' Grtdltung. ,penn bu Dr. Mu-
quit 96niss Damburser Bruii,6ee oos
alte bewdbrte Mittel eesen aQe Nnerif~
fe Der 2un9e uuo 9eble bei 3eiten an
iuenoeit. w \
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-01-26
S n la n B..

SIN eongreife re9net es an ncnen
@sleben'wiirfen, S&on jskt 1T Die
3abl su 9rob, Gig oas aae cine Grlebi>
suna fnoen t0nnen Ser oeutihe Mb=
seoronete Eeuiter BON M;lmoutse rei9<
te cine iebr empiehlenswertbe uno 5vit-
s.mdbe 8ta gum @@ub Der YoTasi.re
ouf Oceanid'ffen, Elm. Sen S,tt Der
8ilf ba6en mir freili@ nidt eeIeben, mir
boffen iebo&, oob oieielbs nmfansreib
senua 1T, uno uomentlia Mabres.ln
'getrolien Rno, ,pelde Ser imu.tr mebr
|uno mebr aunebmenoen llnittliafeit
auf Ocsanoampiern Elm Gnoe mabt.
Deufsr empFislt ebenfaas oen Naturo.
|liiations>Bertra9 nit Dem Norooeut<
i&en 8unoe fir obseloufen gu erfldr.n
uno einen neaen 0etlrag mil Dem osn1-
l@en &si&e al idlitben. SIR setteren
Antraa oarfle Deuftcr jett enersij@sr
eintre,en t6nnen als ,raareno Der uori<.
gen @onsreblibuns. oa er Mitslieo o.s
Go,nites fit ousuartige Mn9elesenbei.
ten lit. Sn ieiner 3elo!niion ,peijt
Deuiter oarauf bin, oab Der Waneroi.=
8srtras pom %. 6ebruar 1868 nu.s
nit Dem eamalieen Acknowledgements
De 9eibloHen 'uuroe. ,pdbxeno 5pij9en
Gen Ser. Staateu uno 8apern. 8iir.
1embtrs uno Baden ,iaene Bertrase
beft.ben; ooB es uiini9ensmerib i.i, !,
oaB an @tele oes ieit oem II. syuni
1878 obselauknen Bancroft<Wertra-
ses elm neutr. fur bos eon,e oeuti9e
9ei& siiItiser, trete uno guar Gin jol=
der r.curd ben oieSntere6.n oerDeuti&.
Amer;taaer beier mabrsen ommen mer-
oen tInnten, ols es bisser Der 6an e..t
uelen IL. Deufer madt besbalb ben
@ori4los. eoB Der prdfo.nt eriuat
n.roe. oen 8oneroft-8 8er,ras al tiinoi-
gen uno outoriiirt lperoe. cine @ommij<
lion bebufs l1nterbonolunsen mesen ii.
nes neuen 8srtrogs nit Desti9lano ~
ern,nnen.
Mit elmer d6nli4en 3elolution ijt
Neu1,r h.fnnutliA tAnm IN, nnr;o.n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-01-26

,ponnuna on. inotB ld6t er es meoer an
g'nerin9li4teit nod an @,r,no, f,h.
len. n"o obne 3weifel miro es linn oe<
''naen. Dem Geri6tsbof nit Der 3eit
e'n pot'ss @eitdnbni6 leirerl1ntbot at-
s"no'b'aen. Man muB soerrn @ui,eou
oas 3eaanis aeben oa6 .r nit orof.r
N"df1tei oas forpdbrenbe 6ineinreoeu
(oes @eritt'sbofea ertrdat onsott bi,-
I'm nnerb5;ten. uuwslsn elm rald,,s
enoe su btreiten.l Mandmal freil;a
''bt 9.trr @niteon Die @eouIo. Damn
9eblctet er benz ii6eraus f.fen @eridts=.
hof sdueleen 'lno d,aratterilirt ee0,n
@foatren in ben bdrteiien Musbri;den
Scr @er'6'sbof itefeisiet lid) Damn
~obl fines eimos onitdneieere B,neb=
mens. aber eos onuert ood) nnr fur,,
3e't, 'shrh hbq4o f,qs er Die @eoatp p,s
9srrn @'iteau mieofriauf barts g ro=
ZEN uno nNeista Den uielgrp.ji|tenp:d-
lloen1snmotcsr su2 Oropunasrufsn uuo
e"efs''den 3usednsbunssn. loeutc
DieB t5;.9srr @;uiteou ,psroe oen g.
|r'htsbci fir ,uabniinuia erfldrsn uuo
libn e'nsrSrrsnan1alta osm3utbt=
uoerl'e'ern. Ge9en oielen Nusaaha
pes lan9en nnos alelllamen @resslIs5
'pridt o5sr Die Qlarbeit, nit Der Der
Ssr'd'slof mandbe 6roaen Deg 1erru
8n'teon seanttrortet, poburd oic|ec
|'u'sber ffnbis ,pirb. 5obalo Die 3u=
re4nnnssfdaisheit oes Seribtsaojcs
}fsisefsat lein miro, bltIic Der Yros.6
RAID enoen, uno Darn miro Der 8rdii=
oente'umoroer Elm trenses llrt6eil iioer
Die Wsrbreder faaGen."
M. $. ganoerbilt 1T eeeen Gr-@e=
nator 8arnum ouf $500 grlob tloa.
ber aeporeen. Bor unae|d6r neun
Sa6ren mietbete 9arnum cine Gar, nm
aelpiIie ,5robt pen slep 0ort nod)
Got,nett;cut 3u transportir,n. Sic
Gar ,uurse, no6otm lie ousgeleoen
..or: na& einem @eitsnaelsiie 9ebrod,,,
mo {ie Iei,bsr Itebt> oo Sarnum b.haup.
tet, cs III Sod,e Der Nsn 0orf Gsntral
eiIsnbohn 0oirpasu:c, i1rs Gar mic
Der abjubolen.
Sn @ronb 9aoen, Mid., bob.n lib
Die ieds Skinner mel9e BEN M0roer
Wsseamp i'm letten 5ommer au lpndeu
perln1.en nno bon Der 6rou beg
Sber; Hs'iberl;l ct uno einseiperrt mur=
oen,. bes1 t6dt'ih.n Mnsrifs f6ulois
befannt uno iin0 pom &i&ter unter
Inspenairten ltrtb,il (oas beibt: traf-
log entla|ivn posoen.
Sic Mineralpeoouttion BON Nrisona
betrus I'M lesten Sabre iiber $l2, ,OOO,-
0eo. Dauon waren $4,000, 600 @olo
nno Silber uxo a,ebr ols 81, 800, 900
2upfer. Dies ,peiit ouf ausseeebnteu
S:trieb uno rei9< gr5laasr.
- Sn Carthage no., 'entpil9ten
|oieisr Saae flint 8erbreAer> aus Dem
Gsfduanille. Sic our6idnitten Die
GiienNabe ibrer 3ellen unb figt.u elm
bur& Elm eifensitter. NQes oi.s muroe
Jam be[len Sage pollbro9t.
T Die Gin,oano.rune. Wdbreno beg
Saores 1881 iinb nod amtli9en 8e=
ribten 7l6.s68 9erionen in bic Ser.
Staaten eiRge~anoert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-01-26

Sertro9ts I'm omerifami54fn Sin,
binneist. tepeiil Der llmFano, 3ob ri
einiser 3tit feline Bet@ptro.n u,ebr jei.
tens oeutl@.om eriforii4er 8lre.r. BIZ
|oie alt: 9eimatb beiu4ten. Iaut pur.
ben.
DOB mon ferner IN Berlin ben
Dtnti& ;. ameritan.rn sea.aiib.r uou
[fre"ncli&eren @sRnnuns.n b,i..l, ii.
|oora"f ldBt Der llmnano ib,iebsn. oab
rnan bort bic @il'iefeit oes f,tis.nV, T.
TRACES aud ouf Die @,i@sl,nhe .onsa..
Debut bet. Inter ioibanens Hmftdnoen
llebe is@ pielleibt Die oeu,{ne 2ssi.runa
iu beReren @trtxaas sbeitimmunsen be.
megen ols Dor IA Sabren. 5,,
S@oaser @copile bat i@ onrdb ,i=
n'se 9teI4nitte in leiner B.rt6,ioi-
sunssreoe atiinoli6 .blomirt. Soonrd5
"ob CT @ront. gonilina uno Hribur
|1iir oos 1etbre@en @uiteau's perout
iuortlid naate. gr iaete namlid: St
.S@ ioee. boB 2eute p;e Grant.
8 eonjf1l'tn q nno Ar,'tbur morolil3
nnO inteaeitnea fit bi.ies B,rbr,hen
otrnntlportli9 iiub. Ser gonf.ino
'ell ni&t leer ousseben. er,leu u;t)t oi.
Werant'oortli4feit fir bic .B.rbdl,ni6e
abl9ilileln. Die 3n oieier 9bot q,fnbr,
baben,. uno er ioll end nidt Der Ser.
oommuns oes omeritanil4ens 8o!fes
iar feinen antb.il an bieler i&dnoli=
den Aemterjnso entrinnen, oi. au BEN
Gonflifte nit BEN erpdblten 0,rrj@,,
oieies sroB.n 8oltes flibr,., nno o;eier
armen Srrlinnia.u ooau bradte, bas au
poaareden, ,uos lie uno ,pabrid3einlid
hanoert onoer. Yolutsr nit 8etri,bi.
suus besrii6t hd,ten, nenn Is onoer!
a's our@ Woro m6sli@ eep,ien mare
-oie 8eieaiauH9 &ar6.lb's. Der ipreu
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bemielen peroen tonn. bab elm perniinf.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-30
A Runaway Turntable.

A rather singular occurrence took
place recently at the Pittsburgh division
| rOundhouSe, on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, 4 laborer was engaged in white.
washing the pit, when it became nercs.
sary to have the turntable moved. Al.
though there is an engineer in charge of
the little engine which runs the table.
the laborer thought to save time and
trouble by starting 1t up himself. He
turned on the steam and the table started
around, but when he attempted to stop
he made mistake and turned on all the
steam in the boiler. The table went
taste! and faster until 1t made about
forty revolutions n minute, the white.
washer vainly attempting to stop il.
Workmen stood on the edge OF the pit
and tried TO shout to the laboror to turn
the little wheel in the other direction,
but for n time the eXperimeu'criaicd To
catch the idea. In the meantime an old
man who had been upCH the table whcn
II started had thrown himself down and
was holding on to the railroad track for
dear life, thinking every minute that he
would be hurled off and ground IN.
Fortunately nothing like that occurred.
The whitewasher finally got the right
idea. Ho began 10 reverse the wheel
and soon tho table was brought ~ u
siandstill with no casualties whatever.