Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-09-06
minor Mention.

Minor Mention.
John Dinster fell from a wharf boat a,
Louisville on the night of the 3lst and was
drowned.
Hululand is in state of anarchy and Cete.
wayo has asked for protection from the British
Judge Jason Downer died at his residence in
Milwaukee, on the morning of the Let inst.
By the explosion of the boiler OF thresh.
ing machine at Frankfort, Dakota, on tho 1st
| inst, four men were killed and five others Sc
riousy injured.
The deaths by cholera in Egypt this sum-
mer number 1878 of whom lao we're, British
soldiers.
Tho schooner Yankee Blade, ore-laden,
foundered eight miles south of S..ia.lagala on
the morning Of the LIST. The crew are safe.
A75.year-oid tramp was killed by railroad
smashup at Crescent City. near Coupc
bluffs, Iowa, on the I'd inst. The train ran in
to an open switch.
By railway accident near Steglitz, Prussia
on the I'd inst, forty people were killed or in.
jured.
John Hart and two unknown men were
killed by a collision of two excursion trains
near Long Branch on the I'd inst. One cal
4 was wrecked and several passengers severely
Y INJURED.
James Worley, an errand boy was run over
and killed by switch engine at Richmond
Ind, on the Both.
to Zanzibar from the interior of Africa.
John Dooley, aged IL, water boy at the
North Chicago Rolling Mills, fell into the
river on the 30th and was drowned.
Charles Ferguson, of Cleveland, was in
stantly killed at Bucyrus, o., on the SUth, BY
the premature discharge Of his revolver.
At Maltoon. ILL.,, on the 30th, Miss Jennie
Parish, aged II, dropped dead while engaged
in removing dishes fl ON the dinner table.
George Garfoot, q farmer OF Cross Plains
Wis.,, while on his way home from the soldiers
reunion at Mazomanie, on the 31st, fell from
the top of freight car and was crushed tc
death.
Ex Chief Justice Moore. OF Texas. died sud
denly at Washington on the morning Of the
3Oth of apoplexy.
A slate roo.er named Henry Menz was badly
injured at Chicago, on the 29th by fall from
a roof
In railway collision near Kansas City, on
tue 18th, Charles Arnold, switch foreman
was killed.
Lille Larson, laundry girl, was killed by
the explosion of dryer at the Hotel Lafay.
ette, Minneapolis. Minn., on the 29th.
An old farmer named Theophilus Wilson,
residing in Scott County, Ind, became SO en-
ragged in quarrel with his son on the Both,
that he laid down and died.
A treaty of peace has been signed between
France and AMMAN.
A rabid dog bit twelve horses and man be-
fore it was killed, at Chicago on the 2sth.
. Thomas Sheehan was fatally crushed be-
tween freight car and Chicago elevator on
tho 29th.
An unknown man was run over and killed by
switch engine alta crossing in Chicago on the
night OF the 2Sth.
J. B. Burdick, who halls from Boscobel, in
this state, is in limbo at Memphis, Tenn,
charged with having too many wives.
John Rudzinskl, an empoye of the Best
Brewing Company, Milwaukee, was struck on
the head by q piece Of ice two feet square, on
the 10Th, and died from the effects. The ice
fell distance of thirty feet
A little daughter OF Conrad Bremeister, of
milwaukee, fell into n cistern on the Goth, aud
was drowned. '''
Patrick Crosby was sufrocated on the night
OF the 9th in the burning of cbeap res
taurant at st. Louis.
Harry Parker, an employe, was crushed to
death at Cincinnati on the 9th by Barnura's
circus elephant, Q.een.
An old mar and two horses were killed by
the cars near Marshall, Mich, on the 9th.
Dennis Kelly was instantly killed by the cars
at Parkdale. Col, on the 26th.
Henry Schroeder was run over by sand
wagon and fatally injured at Chicago on the
John England, aged ten years, was killed
at Davenport, ls., on the 26th, by being
crushed under the wheels Of street car.
Peter Twain, brakeman, was killed and
two locomotives wrecked, by collision of
freight trains on the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
near Rat Portage, Manitoba, on the 26tb.
Thomas Lustiger, aged IS years, was
26th.