Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-26

JAY GOULD'S TOUR AROUND
THE WORLD.
& Million Dollar Blaze in
Philadelphia.
THE GREAT RAIN STORM IN
THE EAST.

SPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.I
Disastrous Accident 30 Sells Broth
crs' Circus.
J.Sc.srrp XIV Sent ~a5-Abont
,'
HAL past D oe4och yesterday Mornlns'
as the first of three special trains carrying
Sells Rrotbars, circrs from Richmond was
ooo -. -
cunning AROUND cuFN0' ooo !afus irom
Point Lick, the fourth car from the en-
CINE iumped the track and rolled down
a. .. t.,om ~ h
INC e"oanAHen' 4Otto"e" " VIC io''
the train, consisting Of 10 cars. The cars
were loaded principally with the baggage
90 .oL1,ar 49,
-,
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ins "sei' S',e'"'- "''"1ue' VI Ii 0iiou'
dostrnn+on - ~ lfa 80 $500 = INV ~
fearful. Three men were Instantly killed,
three probably fatally wounded and seven
or eisnt more or lesS oadIy hurt: Two OF
Ar +bir5 wos Wiz Tnunan5 dn.
So NJ w. r. - =.
lido On tba trai rba go oonta;no
.ba ,;gar brrst go ~ .Le So "ninaa1
ros tbrorn 49, Foraa@an - aa.aHaaa
go $1,000 - 49, 80 ~ .h.
800 rn.i SerJ; 81 - a 81 hea ~
onersS sn5 ~ 60 $50. hoot 80" va" "a.
- az ~ ~ 'eot uep' MI Nm nv Is
ffigJt ard .sbIoa,~ $50 800 1919
ae.ro-ns ~ $50 "e.e eoWpIotely
Go6 10 ond ~ - y "aa 1s on upioi osel
y $40, "nN ~ q ptIHu II a.oniuseu
| tba .hrea go ISL WV
A. 70 ;r.o-5iot~i g:e-f JIteu
oasta- 10, .rnra"' ui'pamsu Ian
~ ~, uaa 49, Hl "
< ~o,cIocI. in 40 - IL "a" W
oiearaa IT. $50 - - $500 "@s
Lnowr .bara 80 $50 W = un.
il A. oasaioI 10 80 $50 aoou'
SAW h o-rira a.. ~ ST. We 10 Ne0e'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The Franklin
Sugar Refinery and Harrison, Havemever
4 IN % in, u,apsa br;oL s.r,orr r.,
w
anu AiNloAd streets were partly destroyed
by fire this morning. Although three
alarms were sent mt IL wac mot GOT nndor
80, '.
tont'oi' ne piooh pouhaed py DeiawSre
Asenue, swanson, nrpnu,ahu balnof!d6e
+wo Iarro bn;idinns "a So ~"
ware Avenue being the mold house, min
stories high, and extending to Swanson
$50 W.. ue.Hs ne" puiiGlhb caileu the
with sugar in process of manufaetpre and
ready for delivery, and both structures
with their contents are in ruins. The loss
will probably reach half a million. The
centrifugal house and the boiler house in
the block from Swanson TO Penn streets,
and Almond to cambridge streets, were
saved. One thousand men are out Of en-
ployment. 1t is not known if any were
killed. Louis Lourzen, a Swede, and one
Of the foremen, is, however, missing. He
was last seen attempting to e~xtinguish the
flames as his fellow workmen made their
escape from the building. For a long
time the refinery has been running day
and night. Nothing is known as 10 the
origin of the fire. It is rumored, how
ever, that it was burning nearly an hour
before an alarm was given. The work.
men, who are trained in the use of the fire
apparatus, endeavored to subdue the flames
without the aid Of the Fire Department.
Different members of the firm vary in their
estimates Of the loss, but it is believed now
that the loss will be 81, 900, 900; insurance,
S575, 600.
An Immense Rainstor,.
pr.rvrrprn IN ~ Sent 25 n h rain
ia f,ll;,o baav;,v again TODAY ooro;na
.dai.ioro, dor,oao uo,f. mi1iiouaoT.S
will MT renoir .ha domooa 5on. - 49,
~oorr.;os ~ I~-nion sorarsat and M;aa,a
Va on.ph' ls 10 10y Mtaui
" say nans s Vne
""" I"-"A companies "N''H axe
CIV. H'V Co.. NJ III. It'll
honan In LonH, aSppe.5sr onaninn IA, WHEN
STHJav o. dov ~ ~, and rasrnoa5 80
ness this morning with renewed vigor,
This afternoon, however, the rain ceased
ana clear weather seems az mana
falling again. but the river ia snbsiding
ranidIv. The loss in this vicinity ia bs.
vond calculation,
RAILWAY m. ~, Sent. 25.-Tha Aood
was neculiarly severe in this oity and
Union County. There were thirty.two
bridges crossing Railway River and it's