davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
TO the Farmers Of Wadena County
ana Vicinity.

I The mill having been thoroughly
overhaule,l and remoueled, will be
ready to run in II couple of weeks
l will begin taking in wheat Tuesday,
the 18th inst. II. J. TAYLOR.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
Notice

Some of the choicest lots in Case &
Gardeners $ addition, are still unSold.
They are the best resident lots in
town. Enquire of i. S. Case or
Peake & Murray.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
For Sale.

Three yoke of good young cattle.
Residence on Sec. II, Oak Valley
=. o. address, Wadcna Minn.,
T J kITTS.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Fails, Minn.. Sept r.

1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following nal med
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will l,c maze before the Register and Re
Minn., on October -, 1852, VIZ: Emnia Moore.
widow Of .hehn Montgomery Moore. deccascd,
pre- emption d. s. No. 31I3 for the nca nwI
section - town l:;2 range 'G, ". 5th Mcr.. Minn.
Se names the following WITNESSES to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz: !. l.. Moore, r.. Wright. Frank
Qunett, Harry Johnston, all lof Wright stow :Alinn
~SOREN IASJOE,
1S5t Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
For Sale,

One good pair of work oxen. En-
uuire of HENRY THOMPSON.
Leaf River.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
TO Whom It May Concern.

TO Whom It May Concern.
want it distinctly understood that
all persons owing me for debts con-
tract,,d prior to September Is. 1882,
must Mav the same before October Is
1882. T.. ~. BABCOCK.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
10000

70 loan on improved farm proper
ty. Cash paid ever KS soon as papers
,re executed, BANKOF WADENA.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
I'd OEEICF: at Fergus Falls. Minn., Sep.

LAND OFFICE: at Fergus Falls. Minn., Sep.
tember IS. l>$2.
Notice is hereby given that the following -na med
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
tcivcr Of the l.. $. Land Office ut Fergus Falls
Nina. OH November 9, lsS!, viz: James ll'Vkco'p
homeStca application No: 1916, for the 81 set
section ~, town ls2 range &c. lie names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz Seth
Stevens Simon stevens, John Moore, John Solo,
mon, all Of Wrightstow Il, Mimi.
SOREN I.lS1UE.
:O;;t Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
For Sale.

Twelve llalf.blood Jersey Red pigs
Now is the time to catch OH us they
arc going fast. Enquire Of
CARL FISHER. Leaf River.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05

Is 80 ID IL IL -
We the undersigned, having tested II, can cor
daily rcronlncnd it.
Mrs. ". X. Kuunbach, Wa'lcna,
Mrs. {. II. FGakc, Watlrna,
Mrs. Giles rrakc, WatcNa,
Mrs. l.. J. Howard NAtlcnM.
Mrs. l.. \, Paddock, England Prairie,
Mrs. Pctvn. England Prairie,
Mrs. \. Bucklaml, England Prairie,
Mrs. N. \. Hewitt. Stowe Prairie,
Mrs. NJ. Gozcl. Stowc Prairie, -
Mrs. $. Stowe, stowe Pr;iric.
Mrs. VI. i. lIcthcrington, stowe Prairie,
Mrs. Mary l,lscllrr. stowe lrniric,
Mrs. J. SWiudlehurst. Compton,
Mrs. J. Valentine, Compton,
Mrs. Mary \. Langley, Compton.
VI. NJ. d T.. III. GRAVES.
Agents.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
Notice..

Watlessa county orders, for which the
highest price will bc paid. Inquire at Bank
of WaleM.. ojjlu
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
LAND OFFICE ut Fergus Fall>, lIinh sept. IL

LAND OFFICE ut Fergus Falls, lTinh sept. II:
1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following famed
settler has llcd notice Of his intention to make
ina proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proot wi II he made before the scgistcr and Re-
rtiycr of theU. $. Land Office ut Fergus Falls.
Ninn.. on October ~, 1882 viz: George g.
McCombS. homestead application No. :7G. for the
| ~ SCI, Section :6, Town 1N, n. Range &C. W. 9Th
Mcr Minn lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon, and cult
vation Of said land, viz: Fred Zimmerman, \.
l. .nglcy, Daniel Zimmerman. Lewis Zimmerman, },
all ot VI a,lcna p, o., Minn. S)Rf:N I.ISTOE,
lS.5t Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
Notice..

We are requested to ask the bust
ness men of Wadena to meet at
leakes Hall Tuesday, October 10, at
$50 o'clock. to cus,sidcr matters of
interest to them.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05

THE REV. 6 EO. II. TIlAf FIR, OF Bourbon Ind,
s.vs. ..Hoth myself and wife owe our lives to
SUuOIlS'S CONSC MPTlNE CURE: For sale by
l.. Il. Stinchour.
4 RE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, Con-
situation. Dizziness Loss of Appetite, Yellow
Skin! $mloh'S Vitalizer is a Positive cure. For
sale by l.. +. Stinehour.
WHY WILL. YOl cough when Shloh's Cure will
give nln c,liate rcef. Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and
81. For sale by l.. F.. Stinehour.
SllH.CIrS CArARRH REMEDI-a positive cure
for Catarrl, Dipthcria and Cankcr Mouth. For
salo by /. T.. Stinchour
"1lACKMETACK' a lastin: and fragrant per-
fume. Price 25 aud 50 cents. For sale by l.. r.
Stuehour
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
Notice

Notice
Is hereby given that payment will
be refused on the following notes.
reason. no valueatiOn received: One
note bearing date August l3, 1881, i'll
favor of the ID. NJ. Osborne Harvester
Co.. for the sum of $l0S, due Nov. l.,
1882 and signed 10y W. II. Tull and
\. y. Tull One note bearing date
August l3, 1881, IN favor Of the ID.
NJ. Osborne Harvester Co., for the
sum of $lOS, due Nov. |, 1888, signed
by ". II. Tull and \. y. Tull.
W. II, and a. y TuLL.
Wn,)eu3. oct. !. 1882.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
Lime for Sale.

Lime for Sale.
Just received two car loads Of
limo which am selling at the lowest
possible price for cash.
J. A. SLOAN.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
a. G.. BROKER
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR -AT-LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
o@11 on cen {.
office over Bank Of Wailcn;s.

THAT HACKING: COUGH can be quickly cured
hy Shiloh'S Cure. We guarantee II. FOR SAFE by
l.. f.. Stinchour.
WILL. YOU SCEFER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint! Shiloh's Cure is the remedy forysu
For sale by l.. f.. Stineho"r.
SI.EEPLf;SS NIGHTS made miserable by that
terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy for
you For sale by l.. T.. Stinchour.
CATAKRII CURED. health and sweet breath Sc
cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy: Prlcc ~
cents Nasal Inject or free. For sale by l.. l..
Stineluur
For Lame Back. Side Chest asc Sh'loh'S Porous
Plaster. Price - cents. For sale by l.. l.. Slime
hour.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05

At Lumber Yard, Wadena.
Sealed Proposals.
Sealed bids will be received by :.
II. Hummer for building II school
house in District No. II, Wadena
township. until October 10, ut 10 AIN.
For particulars apply to
:. II. HAMMER,
Wadcna. ALinn.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
For Sale.

Holden enamel ready mixed paints,
ullcqu;,led for purity, economy, and
durability. III amy quantity, and ut
hottun prices.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
t)Fl''li-E or

G.. II. CIR YES l. CO..
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DlLTll, MINI.
The following is the closing price Of No. hard
wheat: other grades nominal:
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05

GRADE. ,CAsII SEPr., OCT.
| hard wheat ..........."..l W Nom. Nom.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-05
Died..

Died. y
BrLLOCK-In the town of Leaf Lake.
on tho Goth inst, of tliphtheria OF
tho stomach, Viola Maude, infant
daughter OF George and Lola Bull
lock, aged i months and 8 DAYS.
The foliage is changing, fair summer has ilsd,
The tint Oh the leaflet bctokcns decay;
The ilowrets are lying, some withereu and dead,
Earth's beautiful vertue is passing away.
The angels are waiting, our heartstrings are
breaking,
The lily hue rests OH a forehead most fair:
Like the rose she is lying, fast dropping and dy-
ing,
And the death angci's siXnct soon will he there
She faces with the flowers, we weep and We sg h
But one passing moment, and fond hopes have
fled;
With the flowers of summer orr darling will lie
And the cold ground Of winter soon pillow he
head.
! Home, what 4 vacant place, 40 little baby face;
tvSsy lips smiling cyos buried from sight,
lIesc!s full OF glatlncss uow filing with sadness
CluEds gather DER us, winter and night.
! ME- O.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
The Transit or Venus.

The cloudy weather In various parts Of the
country was great disappointment TO many
astronomers who had made laborious and clNb.
crate preparations to observe tho unusual and
infreqncnt celestial event the transit Of Venus
which occurred on the 9th Of December. They
knew II was the only opportunity they would
ever have. TOR another transit would not occur
for more than century to come. The transit
was successfully observed Ut Chicago, where
rrofs. llaugh. Bnrnham and Garrison
took tn time Of the contacts
and secured ten photographs. The
Frenca astronomers ~ the old fort nj 1t Augus-
tine, Fla. are highly satisfied with their
lalerA The German party At Aiken, = G., par
TALLY friled In their object. Prof. Waldo and
his associates at Yale College report satisfactory
results. Profs. Wilson securing Is0 full plates.
Al san Francisco forts -cight photographs Of
the transit were obtained. Prof Hall,
aiter great difficulty, took .Ol photo
graphs at san Antonio. and Prof. iion-
zean. The ieigan astronomer, took 70
measurements The appearance Of the planet
AZ /. crossed The sons disk Ii described ~ the
observers NJ simply tina: Of Il round black spot
with smooth surface. There were no indicA-
tionS ~ mountains and volcanoes which the
ane cnt astronomers claimed to have seen. hut
which have never apl cared To modern observers.
saon after the first contact the whole planet
could bc seen, and II was surrounded hy 4 sinRe
af lieht due to its atmosphere, u circumstance
which was noticed by tho astronomers Who
viewed the transit In 1874
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14

continuance OF the case Of Brady. Dorsey
an Others on the ground OF the illness Of
Dorsey. \ long affidavit signed by all the
defendants was read. setting out tia, they
could not safely 70 to trial ut the present
term because of the acts OF the officers Of
Government In endeavoring 10 influence
opinion aga INST them, an to ntimitlate and
cocrce witnesses, jurors and officers OF the
court, reciting the arrest of Dickson, the re-
moyal from Office OF Henry Anger ct al, for
the ayowed reason that they were in SYM
pathy with the defendants, and expressing
the belief that IN the selection OF talcsmen
infiuenc prejudicial to the defendants was
set at work, and that the appointment OF Nc
Michael, as Marshal, was part of that scheme.
The affidavit also claimed that Judge Wylie
was SO biased and pr JUDGED against the de-
PENDANTS that he could not fairly and i,n,ar-
italy administer the law, and concln led by
requesting q continuance of the case to the
next term .udge Wylie pronounced the
paper an insult to the court, and promptly
oyerruied the motion.
The Ways and Means Committee has
decided to proceed ut once to the considera-
on Of the report OF the Tariff Commission,
and to frame q new schedule Of customs
duties.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Board Of Audit having charge Of
the claims for professional services rendered
to the late President Garfield has reported q
set of allowances for the physicians Under
this a, ,rangement Dr. Bliss gets St, so; Drs.
Agnew and Hamilton each 5000; DIS Rey
burn and Boynton each s4,0o, and the nurse,
Ms DIR Edison, $4,000
Rear Admiral Wyman, in command
OF the North Atlantic squadron, died III
Was lington Of apopleNy.
Clayton McAfichael. proprietor of
the Philadelphia North american. has been
commits stoned as United States Marshal tor
the Dis rict of Columbia
Judge Wylie, in charg ny the Grand
Jury of the District OF Columbia referred in
cutting terms to the damage accomplished
by the Publication OF malicious and lying
Statements IN newspapers II the pu Ii, he
said, ceased to patroaize such journals the
=. ot. ssonal lbeler would soon lind his oecu-
pat on gone
The Utah Commission recommends
the annulneut ot the Territorial law giving.
women tha Zig of sutirag' an urges the
en- ctn,, nj y Congress of amqrriag law,
In the Criminal Coai, at Washington,
Col Ingersoli submitted amotion for the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

iii his annual report the Commits
soner OF Pensions recommends the remod-
cling OF the bounty Land laws, and the
granting of pensions according to disability
rather than rank. At present there are III
grades of pensioners The Commissioner
regrets the fact that no enumeration of the
pension population was made IN the last
census but an approximation shows that
out Of 2.Nsi.aal soldiers enlisted in the war
OF the rebellion. only ~ per cent. have ap-
Piled for pensions
The United States Commissioner OF
Railroads reports that at the end of June
last the Union Pacific Company owed the
Government ,s,fAl,5,n and that the Central
Pacific was indebted 4, the amount of sis,-
l4o,sl3
4 robbery of S60.O0o. by frauds. has
been discovered in the office OF the Tax
Collector at Louisville 1t is thought the
total defalcations will reach s.tDNM
Snow has fallen to the depth Of five
feet in the region OF the Straits OF Mackinaw.
w. L. Blakenev. Inventor If the
turbine water wheel. died at Dayton, Ohio.
Sir Hugh Allan. the great Canadian
shpbuilder and vessel-owner, died suddenly
IN Edinburgh Scotland lie was born i'll
AYRSHIRE. scotland. in lsio. and cmiglatcd to
Canada nj tn. age ii III
The Mexican Go eminent has APP
nointed Romero and Iamn.ana Commissions
ers to meet Grant and Prescott in Washing
ton t. negotiate, /; treaty ~ commerce.
Senator MaNes says that only frontier pro-
lection. reciprocity and railways are needed
To bring about cordial relations and Il profit
able tra,ie.
England i soon 10 bring from Egypt
I.ar ,As.' a.,oas II troops md ship more ma
rines To Ireland for police duty.
The Prefect has ord, red he police to
eNpcl all Jews residing with the municipal
i boundaries III 81. petcrshnr. without official
permission The senate ha, decided that
all Jews are incapable III holding landed
property in Russia,
The engagement Of Gen. Beaure ard
4 and Mrs t'olnmotlo Vanderbilt il mentioned
in print in New York
pennsyIvauia has public debt OF
saN..aaa..S. The expenses III the state Gov
crnlncnt last Year were 81. iii, ,,ni
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14

The annual report OF Secretary Of War Linz
coin shows that the expenditures OF the War De.
partment for the fiscal year ending June ~, 1871.
Mcrc Si,Aaa =. The appropriations ,as The
current Year are $5a,6o..tsa, and the estimates
for the year issi-s& are s3s,sJ;.G.O. This great
decrease Il. however, apparent rather than real.
n the estimates include only S,ala,6a2 for pub
lie works. the items Tor improving rivers and
harbor- and for the Improvement nf the MiSsis-
Sippi river under the River Commission Icing
omitted by Mr.. Lincoln. Nearly si,s,.ns extra
Is asked tor the maintenance Of the arms and
the Military Academy. and HI. Secretary
concurs In Gen. Sherinans recommended m tnr
an increase of a,toa enlisted men, Masking the
limit $1,000. During the past yea Eer. We're
1,3al cnlissments and rc-enli-tmcn's and .s2t
dcscrtions from the army. Mr.. Lincoln thinks
II would he better and cheaper To raise the sol
diers pay to Sid pcr month than To hc called on
to replace many of them, lie l. in favor of
the substantial ENCOURAGEMENT o the militia
service, and directs attention u the anomalous
condition Of the law governing retirement, AMI
10 the insutficency III existing laws 10 punish
raiders into tie lndian Territory
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
Ladies' Diaries. lsS9 1SS9.

Many Of the diaries kept hv society"
ladies lOo Years ago. and printed for the
.lelec;ation Of nineteenth-century read
ers. may not he very brilliant literary
efforts, hut they admirably serve to show
how simple and nnassuming were the
lives Of quality folk" in ancient times.
The annexed is excerpted from tho re-
Gently printed diary Of Lady Sourap-
pie:
.JrLY l6.---John took yarn To tho
weaver. and brought hack flax, spices
and sugar. The stage wagon had not
arrived when he left Ipswich. aud there
was no package from London. My
lord was to send hangings for the large
drawing .raom, but il matters not
This, the reader may say. is very conn
manplace And So it is. II It had heen
written hv the obscure Mary Jane Bog
gins Instead oi the Lady Sonrapple. ii
would no, hase been emhalmed III print:
but the object in quoting il is To eom-
pare it with couple of extracts from
the diary of u society lady Of lSsa
which will not he printed for the hene-
fit nf readers century hence. albeit
quite as interesting as the Lady Sour
apple literature:
.DEcENsER lS.-Painted lovely
stork on mas pickle jar, Decided to
have my new hcliotropc damasse made
without train. Read three chapters of
The Midnight Shrek: or. the Faint
ing Bride Purchased a charming vel
vet collar with gold clasp for dear lit
tie Fiio's neck. Charles Augustus
called this evening. His is too sweet for
anything.
DssEMnER n Worked n supremelv
beautiful pen.wiper for 4 Christmas
present to Charles Augustus. gave
linn pair of utterly intense slippers Of
my own emhroiaering last year, but
they were three sizes too small. Apen-
Miper Is never misiit. Brother Tom
asked me to sew on suspender button.
He has no regard for the delicate state
of my health. Was Mt Mrs. DE Up
Lrust' i German" last night. and danced
every SIT. Didn't get home until 3
| o'clock this morning. must now dress
/ ,ar the kelphish reception. which is to
be too utterly all hnt - H. llahdnts.
ia Hdtn.r'S .Naaa.ies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14

The Hungarian Government, snr-
pris ed at the great tide of emigration to
America from the mountain districts, has re-
questcl the Austriln authorities to stop all
persons nnprovided with passports
A female Nihilist, lately banishel to
Siberia, killed the Governor of the Territory.
A confagration ragged for ten hours
IN the heart Of London, and swept away
buildings covering two acres Of gronnd, and
occupied by three Of the largest whole
sale firms In the worlds metropolis,
namely. Foster. Porter 4 Co, hosiery: Sill
verd Feming. hronz.s, clio ks and fancy
good, and Rylands, dry goods The loss Is
placed at sl5.Coo,oO,
srabi Pasha and his chief followers
are to be esiled to Ccylon
The festival Of st. George was held
n strW Winter Palace nj st Petersburg where
the Car proposed the her th OF the Emper-
or OF Germany. which was enthusiast cally
rece.v, d
The Captain and ten oil the crew OF
the bark Argonaut, bound from Bremen TO
New York, were drowned by the vessel be-
Ing wrecked OIL Terschelling island, off the
province Of Friesland, In the Netherlands.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
A Cheer for the Turkey.

-Give us u fowl the housewives said.
The market stalls a-stormin..
While the hungry locks ot the crowd unted
showed similar wishes forming
They talked " birds, but not of beef,
Forgot MaS weather murkN.
Each housewife had lser own hclief,
hut all said Turkey" Turkey
Ii may pcrchance he stalwart roos-
ter; not unlikely it is well-ccndi-
toned pnllct possibly it is fattel
duck: Int in score of eases out Of
twenty il is proud. pugnacious goh-
bier or some If his near relations who
has
Gone to the oven. but We will not icrlare him.
Though oysters and stutfns has cost rs some
cash.
The caak with her big nan has Hon. in n.tore
him.
A guide to the stove and an earnest et hash.
The Thanksgiving turkey is one If
those institutions, which are ind,> salu-
hls linked With the sranlcst traditions
of this Young country. Whether there
would he any Thanksgiving DAY II thes.
Werc no Thanksgiving turkeys is a prob
lem which tie nearest debating society
is respectfully urged to undertake tie
solution as. Ii is very fitting. however.
that the turkeys and the day should
come together. Not only is ii very nit
ting. Int il is ,err filling.
Speaking in general way. the turkey
is a fowl which tie people ought to feel
proud of. The average ma,l. II he had
his choice between apnlence AMI fame.
Mnall select roast turkey aith cram
berry sance accompaniment, PLAYED
slowly. Toronto Matt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS oLEANrNGs.

The schooner Henry Folger, of Cape
Lake Ontario, and Capt j. W. Mcdonald and
crew Of eight men were lost
Ex-Delegate Cannon, Of Utah, saws
the Edmunds Polygamy law will be strongly
resisted by the Mormons by all legal meth
DDS, that eminent lawyers, including Judge
Jere Black. pronounce it unconstitutional,
and that it will prove flat failure.
Twenty-Five ostrichcs, which had
been sojonrning in Central Park New York,
were blindfolded with stockings and placed
in "a car for California, where they will have
a farm of $40 acres to roam over. The
transportation cost $1,000
The Western Iron Association held a
meeting ut Pittsburgh last week. Orders for
aG0,U tons of steel rails have been given
since the decrease III l.rice, and there ap-
Tears to have been no ground for the recent
ars Of a total suspension OF business by the
iron works. The report of the Tariff Com
mi sion was discussed, and dissatisfact on at
its recommendations expressed
4 horrible Indian massacre is report
ell from Chihuahua, Mexico. A band ot
Apaches numbering 800, crossed the border,
descended upon the little town of Casa
Grande, and began massacre, fully seventy
five persons falling victims. Several girls
and women were carried of by the savages
and u large quantity of stock and other
property stolen The houses of the unfort-
unate Mexicans were burned. The dead
bodies We're stripped Of their clothing and
iewelry. The murdered persons were among
the wealthiest class, and several of the most
prominent families are among the victims.
Business failures for the week ending
Dec. Numbered a47, being 81 more than fol
the preceding week, and an increase of u
over the corresponding week in 1881.
/ Buildings at Bradford, Pa, valued al
5o,ocO were DESTROYED by fire. loss ol
$4,000 was experienced at Columbia, = e..
by the burning OF the Wiley Block.
] The hangings on Friday, Dec. &
were: Win Porter, at Perry. Ga; Gustav.
/ Paul, at Donaldsonviile, In Albert sanders
Mt Charleston, No: Ed Congers, at swains
] horo, Ga and Hong All Duck. at san Rafael
/ Cal
/ A railway collision occurred neal
! Hinton, W. Va, by which three ersons wer,
! instantly killed and five injured. Anon.
those who escaped We're Senator Williams
| and Robert Bonner.