Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-05
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HENRY KELLNER; q son of the editor of the
German Democrat, of Philadelphia, was
drowned at Bordentown, N. j., on the Isl
inst.
DEATHS from cholera AT Damietta, Egypt
OH the LIST inst, 109. 1t is said that most o1
the doctors have fled from Damietta. 1t j:
officially denied that there is any cholera al
Carlo. Tho sanitary cordons in Egypt have
been ordered to shoot all persons attempting
to pass throughthe lines.
Major Pmprs, formerly superintendent Of
the Philadelphia almsbouse. who perpesratcd
heavy forgeries and fled to Canada, from which
country hew was extradited, has been sentenced
to i've years solitary confinement in the
county prison at hard labor.
1'Y the capsizing- of q boat of Prince Edward
Island on the S0th, one man and five women
were drowned.
A Lafayette, Ind. man named Bierlein, who
was on his way to Germany, died suddenly OF
2Sth. an
The deaths from cholera at Damietta, Egypt
on the 28th, numbered LOT.
Three men were arrested in New York on the
29th, charged with selling bogus Missouri state
bonds. They unloaded to the amount ol
on.
A little girl named Percy Jeifers was suffo.
Gated in a grain elevator at Shelbyville, Ind.
on the 2Sth
At Muskegon, Mich, on the 2sth, dock on
which was piled 100000 feet Of lumber, gave
way, CARRYING into the lake twenty men who
were piinE lumber. Frank Barhardt was
crushed to death, and it is thought three mc1
were drowned.
The bridge of the North Western Railroad al
La Crosse gave way under freight train or
the 25th, dropping the engine into the river
The engineer was drowned.
One man was killed and another fatally in
1.flI h,.p 4
c.. on the 2Sth.
number of arrests were made in Germany
on the 9th, of persons who are believed to be
connected with conspiracy to tetray secrets
relative to the German military organization.
by the ditching of an engine at Chicago or
the 26th. Engineer Thomas Kelly was killed
and fireman named Murphy seriously in
jured
The elegant passenger steamer Rothcsay
plying on the st. Lawrence River, struck a rocl
and sunk on the 9th. Tho passengers wert
saved.
Lake Michigan gave up four more bodies at
Chicago, on the 26th.
Six prisoners overpowered the jaiier at Van
dalla, H., on the evening of the 25th, anG
made their escape.
Two persons were killed and twelve injured
by colcry explosion at Cardiff, Wales, on tht
25th.
The lake at Chicago is giving up the victims
OF the recent storm. Five bodies were rccov
cred on the 25th.
A dispatch from st. Johns, N. b., chronicles
the loss of a fishing boat with six lives at Ire
possy on the 25th.
Susan D. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton delivered addresses at woman's rights
meoiing in London on the evening of tho 25tb
The supreme court of Ohio Oh the 26th de
clded that the Scott whisky law was constitu
tional.
News was received on the 25th, of cyclone
which passed over the village of Elberton, Ga.
on the 23d, killing one man and Destroying
sixteen buildings.
At Lancaster. Wis, on the 25tb, while bath.
ing with party of friends, James Lowe was
seized with cramps, and drowned before as
sistance could save him.
BY n railroad collision near Havana Cuba
on the 2Sth, eight persons lost their lives, and
large number were injured
Lynch, alias Norman, the informer, was re.
leased from jail at Dublin on the Gath.