Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-02

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, November 1.-Lieut
J. H. King, of the Eighth cavalry, while
jumping over a hurdle at the fort thi.
morning, was thrown from his horse, anC
the latter, falling on him, crushed hi:
shoulder blade and injured him internally
JUNEAU, Wis, November I.-Yesterday
afternoon Francis Whittou, Of the town o
Clyman, this county, accidentally shot him
self through the left breast with shot gun
He died of his injuries this morning. He
was about % years of age, unmarried and
a school teacher by occupation.
DECATUR, ILL.,, November IA son oi
VIM. Eberman was accidentally drowned
to-day in Stevens creek, three miles west
of Decatur. His body has not been recov.
cred.
DUBUQUE. IA, November IA horrible
accident occurred at Lamotte, Jackson
county, this morning. Three brothers,
named Frank, George, Henry Grizzle were
trying to unload a breeeh.loading gun,
during which operation two barrels were
discharged, killing George instantly, and
fatally wounding Henry in the head. The
charge entered Georges forehead, blowing
out his brains. Henry was shot in the
mouth, and can not recover. Frank es-
capped uninjured.
Big RAPIUs, MICH, November Phillip
Mining, an old Swedish farmer living near
this city, while crossing a side.track of the
railway in this city, this evening, was run
over and instantly killed by a big train.
His body was cut completely in two.
CATLETTsBURG, KY, November Joe
Henly, one of the Marysylle rifles, re-
ceived flesh wound in the thigh, late last
evening, by shooting himself with pistol
while drawing water from the well in the
courthouse yard
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 1.-Mr. Geo.
B. Brenker, of 0rangeburg died yesterday
from the effects of a severe cut received
while trying to explain how recent gin
accident occurred.
Mr. Bassett Sims, of Darlington, two
days since, shot and fatally wounded his
grandson, whom he mistook for an incen-
diary for whom he was on the watch. The
grandson had been TO church, and was re-
turning by an unusual route when hailed.
The grandson also tmistook Mr.. Sims for
an incendiary and fired at him without ef.
feet, when Mr.. Sims returned the fire with
fatal result.
ST. THOMAS, ONT, November Ada
Joiner, aged ten years, daughter of Henry
Joiner, was found in a field on her fathers
farm yesterday, with her skull fractured.
She had been kicked by q horse.
Hh.s, Rh%be MGGSnkNs5ys tf$ rinsteeB. years.
an attorney, was killed by the cars yestef-
day. -.L
PALMER, MASS, November IA nortn
bound passenger train on the New bondon
and Northern railroad came in collision
this evening with freight train switching
on the main track in the Palmer yard
Both engines and three fiat cars were de-
molished No one was injured.
SCRANTON, Pa, November "A COLLISION
occurrcdto-day between Lehieh & Susque-
hanna and Delaware, Susquenanna q
Western trains at Diamond Crossing.
Twenty five cars were thrown from the
track and the engine demolished. john
GIynu. a watchman, was killed, and sew
ersl train hands injured. The wreck was
caused by the negligence of the watchman'
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 1.-Two
children, Theodore Bache and William
Svirzer, were probably fatally burned by
the explosion of a coal oil barrel with
which they were playing, to-day.