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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-05-17
APE yOup uopCCc CroD

ARE YOUR HORSES SICK?
Ii so, please call at our drug store and
we will give you medicines that will soon
cure them. ROBINSON & HNRICHs,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-05-17

ILLUSTRATED Book of Cage Birds mailed for
9 GEN. stamp. BIRD FOOD Co.. 23S South 9Th st
PhilaGpIphia. may26
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-05-17

ANY BODY wanting two hours of solid
fun should not fail to hear the Jolly
Pathfnders in ''Scraps."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-05-17

A YOUNG lady of this city applied some
ordinary black court plaster to slight
pimple which appeared on her cheek.
Soon the face swelled to such an extent
as to cause serious alarm and a physician
was called III. i green spot was left
where the court plaster was applied and
there can't be much doubt that poison
was introduced into the abrasion by the
plaster.
TIE Chronicle asks for the feminine
of dude. The following from the Inter
Ocean settles the matter:
The DudeIet was in perfectform,
Her slender waist so handy
She said she'd be his little Maud,
He said he'd oe her Andy,
Lanky Dude and Dudelet dear,
Lanky Dudy dandy.
That's one other vexed question set
tied.
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LOSSES By FIRE

The wholesale grocery house Of Henry Homer Co,
rs and ~ West Randolph street, Chicago WAS burned
yesterday. Loss, about $SO,oOO.
Petsrss wooden factory and Fowlds button factory
Uhe latter not In operati0n) In Hastings Ont were
burned yesterday. Loss, e5pOo.
Thirty feet Of tho trestle work Of the bridge Of the
Auburn branch Of the New York Central Railroad about
300 feet west Of the draw at Cayngs was burned yessr
day morning. The track was relAd by noon.
Fire I22 Fulton street did so 900 damage about
yesterday. to the stock Of Mark Laasar maker Of
jewelry 81 Boo damage to the stock OF !. Levy, deal
er In printers inks; $500 damage 70 A. Kreser. wine
dealer, and 81, 900 damage to the building.
Clark Dow's shoe nail and tack factory In Hsyer-
hIn Mas, was burned yesterday morning The build.
INK which OF wood two stories In height and 100
by 30 feet was owned By George ". Wentworth, Loss
on the stock and machinery t2oooo on building u 500
g. swestssrs large shoe factory % nvsstory build
n nv tota sn la Il % hs Sssyist Icsss KY
Charles q. swsstser, s4s o0O; Smith Manufacturing
y. HlIlIafd 5000.
In WIoo:ay ". ysssssdsy mofnnf car ran c6 t tss
oil exploded ssttng DIRE ton large Hors house which
consumed with IT. contsnts Consisting Of wool and
min suppliss Of al tinds Belonging e nsr!naton
susaAes o7syoo0 Less on building. eS.ooN
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SPARKS FROM THE 1ELEaRIrn

Violent storms prevailed In Hungary on Friday. In
the district OF Orav<a most OF the houses were DE-
sroyed
The union boot and shoe lasar who have been long
on strike In Montreal returning to work IN theit
employers terms.
The L<hiEh and schuylkin Coal Exchanges yesterday
agreed TO make change In tho line and city aud hAf
Dor prices Of coal during February,
Gov. butler was In the Supreme Court Al Providence
yesterday trying to secure reversal Of the decree Is
sued last Saturday. eppon,ne receiver OF III. Quid
The steamer Maryland will resume running In New
York harbor Feb ~ when the through express trains
between Boston. Philadelphia and Washugton VIA tho
New York and New England Railroad will be restored.
Giles n, Farland well known citizen OF karticoks
Pa, was found In the street Friday night With his
forehead crushed In by blow from some blunt insiru
ment lie died yesterday morning There IL net the
slightest clue 70 fhs murderer.
Aaron Coward, the engineer at the East Trenton pot
terry, fell asleep In his engine room early yesterday
morning having neglected % turn the safry valve
An explosion followed, which tore down brick apart
ent IN which the engine was noussd and buried ,hs
engineer beneath nearly ton o. bricks. lie was alive
vhea sxtricstsd, bat q is said he cannot 1--we msny
hours.
sslipuni.Amsnt is nsslectns 70 use DR. su,ls coSss
syrsp' Prise ealS % ssRu Gotrs-<as-
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BROOKLYN,

Mayor Low will carry to Albany bill To deal with the
Of which has been under the ID
vice OF William n. Evarts,
Tho Long Island Railroad Company has decided Il
abandon the rapid transit stations at Scenck avenue
East New York, and VI Washington avenue Brooklyn.
quartet composed Of Thomas II. Brady nrst tenor;
CHARTERS, second tenor; j. o. H baritone and Fred.
erck :. Smith base to be apernanent attraction 10
TslmAge's Tabernacle.
the beneht Of the Shetering Arms Will continue until
next Saturday The works OF art loaned by Mr. seney
alone are insured for $2-AOOD.
The trustees Of the Hanson Place Baptist Church.
bropk,yn had meeting isss nSsnms ~ conquer W.
there IL truth report that the psstor, H. W. GSA
laher. would resign.
The twenty third Regiment made its hr.t appearance
IN the State service uniform helmet included last
evening in the arln0ry, In Cermont avenue where
inspected by state Inspector General Philp H. Briggs
The uniform 10 not snowy the suits die
carded BY the regiment but II gives satisfaction
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MARCHING TO YONKERA
Company c 81 the Seventh Makes 0ssA Tlns
ThrOugh the Mod.

Company 81 the Seventh Makes GssA Tlns
Thrsush the Mod.
Sixty-four members Of Company @ of the
Seventh Regiment met at Ak o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the armory. at Park avenue and
6ixty.sixth street. Capt. Alonzo Pollard was
not present Lieut.. Massey commanded. At6
p. II. the company set out to march to Yonkers.
Most Of them are big men. accustomed to
athletic exercises. and they stepped out con-
hdently. Women waved handkerchiefs from
the windows a. they passed. and small boys
snow. on which the rain was falling fast. -,
havessaef es and Mi' canteens The Haversscts
large bss Sot tnS
sSes m9w 9na dhen and was silently
si!ty-ninth street, along Sixty, ninth street 70
Fifth avenue, up Fifth aysnpe to 10th street.
lSstS street to ZENITH avenue, and through
Tenth avenue to tho KtnFsSridgs road; The
ccmpany &c" covered the distance In fast last
marching time. ellivening the journey with,
aS from the sory yn % see IL
Elehty sixth street to losih street in Eighteen
s sar he come
pany drew up before the Getty House in Yon-
ss1 St H. The H twelve so Yons ss
fifteen miles are reckoned from the City Hail.,
to use In an emergency, brought up the rear.
and 4 shaky cart drawn by an old white horse
was the gah gusd The cart the
vas on the way and when i. the company re:
%ssne The patty had q super at the Getty
House. and came back by special train.
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Movements Of The Gsvernsr.Geasrai.

WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-While Mckinley OF
ohio was speaking In the House to-day on the dssra
daton Of labor ia England the Marquis Of Lorns sst In
the member gallery with speaker Keller. The MAI
ous was taken later the in the rear OF fhe Han
Sf Rspresentstyes where an Informal reception vas
member: Of the House mint e. on rSss
Generally The Marquis WAS then conducted by the
Sergeant At Arms to the Senate, where an mformAi
III esentat0n OF Senators took place. ua a..
This afternoon the Mnrquis with ny .nte ealsc on
conGned 10 lis house by q severe cold He afterward
attended the reception Of Mrs McEroy. the Presidents
sister, ut the Executive Mansion, .,. A.. A..
This evening the Marquis and party were orVen 70 .ne
ors had be with flowers and tropical plants
while the state dining had received more IMAM
usual care Its adjournment The guests began 70 aIrNe
At ! as and were received In the East Room by the
President and Mrs. McElroy
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"HTs ExCEL1ENCY" DxsCARDED.
00v. Pattisea Desirss e bs Known aud Al
dressed Simply ~ she 0svsrnsr

0Ov. Hattla10 Ooe1ros e 20 Known ono A.
dressed Simply - she 4svsrnsrs
HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. N.-The sticklers
for court etiquette are incensed over the action
Of Gov. Pattison In discarding the much-used
and greatly abused Gubernatorial handle
his Excellency." and giving orders that he
shall DO known simply a. the Governor" At
flrst. when the Governors private secretary.
the Rev. Kr. Everett. on being announced In
the Senate BY the Sergeant-at-Arms. said.
"Nr. President. have tho honor to present
Q communication from the Governor" II
was thought that he had been guilty
Of lapsus lingua, and some thoughtful
friend Improved the. first opportunity to
toll him that he should have said Mr.. Presi-
SsI r. to p,ss
vas s' tSs wish q Gov. Fsttison that ths term
his Excellency" should be dispensed with.
Some Of the Republican and Democratic lovers
Of display arc somewhat piQued Of this and one
or two 6ubernatorial aepirants In the Senate
have not failed to show. their feelings.
Mr.. Chairman Cooper. who has recently
been, described as .,, the golden haired S.a
specially annoyed by the severe simplicity
thus shown, because he expects to be Gov
ernor some day. and take advantage OF all the
titles he can get. Accordingly he gets even
with Gov. Pattison and his secretary by fire.
Quent sarcastic references to his Excellency
the Governors private secretary"
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4 vee1sse witch AsssassAsA MN Resess
JeAn Ksanyss HpssaAA

Ooo8 AOoDJw 1ss0o
The Jury In the trial Of John Kenny. tho
Brooklyn bill poster. for the murder Of John
Lennon visited the scene Of the murder In
mont Of 40 Dufield street yesterday morning.
and then won't to inspect the clcset In Bernard
Mc0ath's saloon ct Fulton street and Fulton
place. whore Inspector Jewett found pistol
On their return 70 court Jere. Weinberg.
Kenny's counsel. resumed his summing ur.
He contended that the letter Of Minnie Ter
williger Was placed upon the stoop In Dudaeld
street after the body was taken away. and that
the pistol found in NcGrath's saloon was
that tSs shot wss Srsd IL tie heat q Hssslsn.
sss '1 Ss aSs tri
a Ss Sssn DSrA :1S s sHa
lennon. VS. rscoenissd 81 the lsttsr. aAd. Win
ss nas sah%ssh :sSesd ss Sss
H:dRny v beGx ssn the SIX ELK
Knocked TsnnSS over on the stoop with one
s Ssv xds 3, Ss pto h.s JsH
found. Then Re PVT the pistol pistol close 70 r. ths
Grsth'S saloon. hid IN. The closet, and found
s xs:Sos: Hs iitsis shSSsSs sh.s II RailiSs So s.:
would dy out Of hts pocket and remain behind
'tusfics Moore in lis Charge to the jury, ssid
the crime had not been committed IN self-de-
fence, It must have boon committed inten.
uonaily. and therefore II the jurors found that
the defendant was the man WHO fred the pis-
tol. and that he did It to ocyer the conseQuences
Of crime. the verdict must be Of murder IN the
nrst de9rSe. There wa no evidence Of rob
Vas committed during the commission Of this
@ ae Mao ~ EsS was sSs
the verdict must DO murder In the .nrst degree.
I:iO. The room WAS denselS crowded. Cierk
York assed them Il thsy had fo%p md 2 verdict
verdict ior murder in the second degree.
The announcement astonished nearly every
one IN court. for Kennys friend. said they ex-
posted disagreement. and others were di:
8 verdict q murder In the flrst degree.
pone sentence Sss until nett Fridsy.. IKE Kenny
counsel said that he was very we'll satisned.
for now trial.
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Mr.. STOkEs's NEGOTIATION
HrepeslnG - Bald . New Theatre ana oto
81 the Park Theatre Site.

Prspsslns - Bald . New Theatre ana Stores
sn the Farh Theatre site.
The Park Theatre property, with the cor
ner lots on Twenty-secoud street and Broad
way, will probably como into the possession Of
Edward 8. Stokes tomorrow. Mr.. Stokes pro-
poses TO build four granite or iron front stores
on the corner and theatre - iine ~ any In
the city In the rear.
Mr.. Stokes has been striving to get posses
sion Of the property for some time. He has
negotiated with Il. 8. Ely. real estate agent at
"a Pine street. who represents the owners Of
the building in this city. Minister Morton In
Paris and William Jay are the trustees and
representatives Of the ownors. and they would
not consent to sale, but advised that the prop
erty should be leased. On Friday last the con;
tracts BY which the property should be Leased
to Mr.. Stokes for twenty-One years Tor t2O .OOO
i arsheT terms Of the same length Of time and
not he less ssan q f
Law ONCE Of yay Brush AZ wal st WsI Yes,
NJ Ely Ely and Asssrs. Jay I brush began 70
eonts.c SS''TSSe er to- ley s..
based On despestch from Minister Morton.
sSrs 4pon Sis jay Se q
that theatres are danserops: 9. they ~ liable
% III. Stokes. he said. :: he proposed % build
:s;ss :: 3
sSss you'd q Hi0i sns SiSss y eSd
proof theatre. and offered 70 give: ip sdditi9n
iicns!re a. security. The meeting began n
tie AFTERNOON but NO aereenent was reaeAsd.
ns q Holssea Sl.s s e. sn pP eSsy Vailed
II body 70 NJ BLESS once. M; BlisS s.,d
II the o. sSsnH tns SeSt..SSt NTH
derstandlng previously resohed should DO car
ried out. However. - 1t was s O'Clock, and e
Ing Mr., Bliss suggested that the settlement
should b postponed until Monday. The sug-
M. Stokes said last evening that his lawyer
had told him he had right TO recover damages
II the agreement was not carried out. He ex-
pected to put up buildings worth 100000.
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wi.As.'s Probable WisA1rawai.

81. PAUL. Jan. N.-One Of the most secret Of
al the Close caucusss hsA daSiss the Senatorial cam
paigr reported having occurred very after the
adjournment Of the two branches Of the Legislature
me member present were al mon the Afy-one phs
ssHs'GS w.dS% 'hss' sd , :aSSr.': 80 him, sn
pertsrs. whom. hs warmly .thsnke4 for. their
stsa.a yinSns.: e w,ad..w: did 9 y i%Plis.s0S
conferences which fssutsd IN agreement e continue
70 vote for Window on Tussdsy Whistler this .Olidiiy
Il will not.
have no Intention Of Withdrawing. The Issue vas dis
torV the Republican,: expressed preference for ny.
Of majority Of Inc Republican members Of the Legs.
ature hsys q dinersnt tmss received the vote: Of
der these circumstances have reason to expect an
election and have no Intention Of retiring from the con
desire me TO remain - their candidate.
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The Delasisu UnAer which M. Brett signed
. CspartuershiD AGrssnens.

James e. Brett. the well-known shipping
merchant signed In December, 1879 . new copartner
ship agreement with his brother Gnstavus and Gus
tavus's sons Pierre and william. lie had an interest Of
In the old copartnership then expiring and they
an interest Of $4,000 BY the agreement Gustsvus
and his son: on the one hand became sS9si rsstns5s
and they only the In 1881 he sued TO have the
cOpartnershp Dissolved Judge Van Worst ordered yes
THE plaintiff in December. 1872 was not of Sund
tre and effect OF the copartnefship agreement He
deuded with the des Of his poverty and ruin without
the hrm had substantial assets and was In fact In
solvent and he supposed that he and ne sisters wno
himself, though naturally Of cheerful dsposton, he
thought and said that death only could relieve HIM from
his misery. or the AlmshOuse nhOrd him q shelter"
A. soon - Mr. Brett became fully restored TO health.
he began this action.
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eral farm houses have s!resdy been over
whslmed. and the inmates have had marrow
escapes. Part Of Castierea u In danger.
The pretty English wife OF an American. hav.
ing come alone from New York to London
about some business Of his. fellill. He was i'd
vissd Of II By telegraph. but did not respond.
Last week she died. whereupon he cabled:
Bury remains; send effects." This interest
ing story has just gained currency In London.
II 1t be true. who was he9
The case Of Noel against Noel. Merchant CO.
respondent. has attracted much attention.
Capt William r. Noel Of the Royal ARTILLERY 10
the plaintiff. and socks divorce from Mrs.
Noel on the ground Of her adultery with Mer-
chant. . groom. Mrs. Noel 10 very pretty, Q
most accomplished horsewomsn. and one Of
the most daring and popular ladies' In the
hunting field. She was married to Capt Noel
In 1879. and there are two children. Her indis-
erection was fully proved yesterday. and . Co
cree nisi will probably be given.
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Held for the Murder Of her Sister.

BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 27.-Delia Gilbert. who was
arrested several days ago charged with the murder Of
Phoebe Brush her sister, In sssuord about four weeks
ago. taken to strsaford this morning. where
hearing held before Justice horehouss Policeman
Arnold Of this city testified regarding interview held
with the accused woman In which she caught hold Of
him as he wss leaving the room. aud exclaimed oh. "
aaid " II was woman who did It," He then endesyor
ed 10 have tell him all she knew about the case aud
she said, III you will come over tomorrow viii tell
you al about The next day he went 70 see her when
Cd with her counsel In the mean time:
Joseph DAfour, resident Of stratford testified that
he met Della near the depot at about 7o'cock on the
Saturday night OF the murder and spoke to her. and
that she seemed very much excited
Bsardssy testified that he met one Of ths H.
village at about O'Clock on the night, coming
from the direction Of the Brush house.
Gr u D. Godfrey OF this city said he had made q
chsiic.i and mieioseopicsi examination q the sub.
from Della and pronounced II to be blood
The accused woman was then bound over 70 the Feb.
ruary term Of the Supreme Court and brought "
this city and lodged In the county jail.
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Unisa PaeiAe's Affairs.

In reference to the report from Boston that
the Union Pacific Railway Company contemplated clos
ing s eces In this city with the view Of maintaining
Q single head once In Boston, President Dillon sah yes
the company Obliged TO maintain once In this city
for transfers Of stock for other purpose. long
also ssid that proposed p5ocsedngs Of the STATE Of
noItsness ss ~ nsd stsea
granted right Of consolidation to all the subsidized
Pacific roads He also said that the alleged claim Of the
Government for 81 900 900 To- any exist for about
counter claim that will more than Offset any amount
that the Government may alleRs to be due II.
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0auast Kim Ainsslf 1asAer than 0e DAsk
- Tsxas 6bs Yeegevy.

Stuart Him Aimself Rather than 0o DAek
- Tszss sss 1esssvy.
The prisoner known - John Stuart. alias
George Coleman. who was arrested By Inspee-
tor Byrnes's detectives for forgery committed
in Dallas. cut his throat yesterday - he was
being taken 10 the train for removal 10 Texas.
He was taken to the New York Hospital. and
died there. Stuart was arrested In Second
avenue saloon on Monday night after having
been under surveillance for about . month.
The description Of him received from Dallas
described blue marks on his right hand. and
Detective 6ergeants Williamson and Cosgroye
followed him till, at last, in . theatre. he re-
moved his gloves. and revealed the marks.
President ]. O. O'Oonnor Of the Dallas City
National Bank came on In answer TO > tels:
got the bank 70 cash 2 ioreed draft ior LOO.
Al ! loss 70 ssil VIZ t6siI pri:onsf wss thoSs6
they we're CONVINCED that hs EaS S5iy% MIN p
cool indifSsreScs under arrest. Wien. Deteo:
burglar Eh9sJM9 he bad seem r. MoysT9ssnsipps s
Hs also n said Sr ne ' had served time II ASSnrn
ss sSs.n: sia Ss band
EnsH nothing q lin. Psndins prOsssdinss
HsrIst ssefS twenty ~ four hour. :. rsauifsd
By law. and - regularly, rem4nded. On
aSss e soaa oss .
Desective serSesnts Won aeIichten and Reilly:
isnSs q b. "a isvysl. . tsEe sSy.nssss y ths
delay In the receipt Of the RaPerss yesterday
Tsn SsDs Sfic s and frssidsns oConHoT an.
away. Hs yss tsEsn Ssioss Justies Paterson
Ss so.d h sssS sloS Sa e:
al 0 TSsy fSs 81 "a: iSs si nss
and Won Gsnchten acoompa9ied them. intend
sey City. on this ACCOUNT the irons With which
prisoner. II Was Intended to iron him aboard
As s!ss II r. is hSSs: sa b. &:
having also e inSSiy 70 ycacsrninS Inc Comes:
Won asricSssn. with he prisonsi. :tood itts
Tn suddsni1 drew Attention 70 theiG pfisonsr.
mo ns neck Viz ma
=. ss sn vsS .nS afS shsp
i SsnSSfslo6isf: e shsS hurried stuart .|Sns
Srossos ssres -. ia. Hs made strenuous efforts
to tear the hondkerchlefS from the wound
At times no fought 90 nercely that It took all
four men 70 hold him. and the wound bled un-
interruptedly and copiously until he could be
mastered again. In the drug store temporary
bulance was summoned. The ambulance sur:
geon bound up the hurt more strongly and
hurried the patient to the hospital. where he
died at midnight.
At the detective once It was said that Stuart
had been thoroughly searched when he was
first brought In as prisoner. Among the arti.
Giles taken from him was pocket knife which
had not been returned to him. Who're he gol
the one he used upon himself is not known. II
In a ANAL penknife,
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1900 CANS OF xzLx APPLIED
Wrssh q ne Tpaaa sAaa Was DSsnsen6 Mech
e che CSty's Sunday oappay.

Wrssh e ne Trasa sAas wss DSsnssn6 MusA
- sAs Cssy's Sunday ssppay.
Nh. J. @. williams, Q young milkman Of
Middlstown. N. J.. entered TEE B6N once last
evening and told tho following story Of an &C.
cident 70 the Midland milk train. which left
Niddletown ct o'clock:
There were eighteen cars IN the train" said
Mr.. Williams. containing 1900 cans Of milk.
was In the caboose with dozen more passen-
eers. When We were about fifteen miles west
Of Paterson hanse broke on ono Of the wheels
Of the forward truck on the second car. The
car bounded from the track. forcibly uncoup.
st AZ ths South end Of Gisrks Bridge. The loco
motive and the nrst car passed safely over
the bridge. Every other car OF the train
Soof g. Ito: q % Who r.
jump. Wa Fortunately had ample time 70 90
90. a. the cars won't over the embankme1t into
the Ts:n We 9w cS
secured . good position for observation and
looked ct the rest as they went over. Such ?
clatter and jangie Of milk cans you never heard.
They cirSlsd through the Air IN every diFsction
20 that ali the milk. ran. out. The. stream was
white for miles With GALLONS on gallons Of mill;
We arrived IN jersey City on the engine OF
the wrecked train. About tTo hundred milk Il
Si1s Ss sseesns they M' awful
sS viii s
scarce on Sunday. - . great part q the city was
x Ssn as !. @
than 5000. The cans themselves were moro
valuable than their contents"
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Buried In Q Mine.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Jan. 27.-A cave-in occurred
this afternoon at the mine Of jonas Netzser op
Grated by the Hokendaqua Iron Company, near this
city by which ELIAS Huntsbergsr was killed outright
John Billiard Q man named semmel, and WIN, Netlger
were also working n the shaft at the tire BILLIARD and
earth and timber and held fast His calls for help WERE
however plainly heard by the rescnars and this even
that his life will be saved. Tho Hoiendsaps Iron Com
be- reached to night. Men, women. and children nocked
opss sxty the earth and then proceeds forty
feet horizontally The men were caught near the foot
NJ fhe