Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-15
Minor Mention.

ulhOr MENTION
A vehicle containing three children of an
Atlantic City, N. j., hotel keeper named Barnes
was run down by a train at that place on the
10th inst, and all were killed.
AT Fond iu Lac, on the 10th inst, Arthur
Segar, aged 10 years, was run over and killed
by the cars.
Alexander Auld and Hugh Leslie. aged re.
spectiyely 63 and 40 years, were run over and
killed while attempting to cross railroad track
at Chicago on the 9th inst.
train loaded with school children ran off the
track between Lowell and Salem Mass. on the
10th, but fortunately only the engineer was in.
iured.
After several days consideration the state
land commissioners of Wisconsin, on the 10th
INST, rendered dsclslon setting aside q large
number of recent land sales, on the ground OF
conspiracy among lhe bidders to keep down
prices.
Two men were struck and instantly killed at
the Stewart Avenue crossing of the New Albany
railroad, Chicago, on the night of the 9th
inst.
While at work on a scafrold eighty feet from
the ground at Rees' Bros furnace. Newcastle,
Pa. on the 9th. the supports suddenly gave
way, CARRYING the whole party to the ground.
All three were killed.
Bernard Linguist, aged years, was cut in
two by the cars at Chicago on the 9Th.
The bark Margarita, laden with petroleum,
dt NEW 1Ork on t0e Jtl inst,
Annie Berringer attempted to make refrac-
tory fire "go," on the morning Of the 9th inst.
1t went, taking Annie with it, and also most OF
the roof of the house.
George w. Ristine has accepted the appoint
ment OF commissioner of the transcontinental
railroad pool.
By the explosion of the boiler of steam
inst, fatally injured Mrs. George, at whose
farm the accident occurred
Blnns, the new English hangman. practiced
on his first victim on the 7th.
Maplewood, Minn., had narrow escape
from total destruction by fire on the morning
of the 7th inst.
Ex-Gov. Randolph, of New Jersey, died
suddenly of heart disease at Newark on the
morning of the 7th.
The husband of the fat woman who died at
Baltimore recently, has sold her BODY to a
physician for 800.
A Washington court has rendered verdict
| OF 500, 600 damages in the case of Hallet Kill
oourn We. John G. Thompson for false impris-
onment
Two Swedes we're suffocated by bad air in q
well at Pointed Woods Dakota, on the 7th,
Two men were killed and two others fatally
injured by railway collision near Rockport,
Ohio, on the night of The 7th inst. The train
men attempted the hitherto impossible feat of
running two trains IN opposite directions on a
single track.
decision of the court of appeals at st.
Louis virtually reinstates Campbell, the de-
posed chief of police.
David Eggleston, an old citizen of White.
water, WAS killed by the cars on the 9Th inst
Two freight trains collided near Waukesha
on the st. Paul Road on the morning of the
5th, and both locomotives were destroyed. No
one injured.
Two men were killed and four seriously hurt
by the fall of a coal shed at St. Johns, N. F.,
on the 5tb. II is feared others were buried in
the coal heap.
The whaling bark Louise was lost in the
Arctic Ocean. Six men perished.
William Swinburne, of Paterson, N. j., the
pioneer locomotive builder, is dead.
Palermo dispatch says the Duke of Castle
Monte has been captured by brieands.