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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

IL Buggies ,Phaetons q Spring WAGON
An warranted aud great Bargains. SAFE
rooms No. lSs2 and l50 Main street, old stand
OF MI Wagner. Also, one coal bank mule for
nle ]. ". FERREl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

ek IA en- Per day at home. Samples WORT
faAaa A&lRa .ylsso !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

MISREPRESENTATION OF CITY BONDS
~ Holders OF the ~ per cent bon In OF the
City OF Wheeling. issue 1 under the ordinance
OF ISL, are hereby notified that IN s-ccordance
with PROVISIONS Of said ordinance, the follow
Ing bonds Wig: HIS, 81, 2S2, I70, POS, 22s,
-. ZIG. =. 29l, 81. 10, So, 20, 1e3. 500.
De paid on presentation 70 the undersigned.
and viii eease to bear interest on and after
April i, l@- HESRY K LIST,
BENZ. ID AvENPORT,
mira Commissioners City of wheeIins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
sieamboats ano Railreaos.

-.IPANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
"A n9fcw and ST. JoHNleive )tsr 4l. n. r. foot Of Ca
a. ~srv WEEK DAYat 3 D m. connecting az Albany
ssyerltax,c,sJts vita trans NORTH west and east
Excursion tickets to Saratoga and Lake George ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
U,UF SPECIAL NEW YORK
WEST SHORE ROUTE, ,,v.,
w via West shore OF HUDSON h'ol'

On Monday July trains on Ds,ros,e and
shore ana Buffalo Railway will leave VIZ D'''''''' $500
lortlandt ST. ferries as follows
For saratoga. lliOa M; 3:5o o. M m n akQ m VA
For Albany and cstssi village iiio M ''' " in''
l:l0p IN 49,, 49, .u..,.4. uo,.. s,.slsa lIlas no.
For Saugerties, li;i0A mi f:l0 o. m ..,r a.1ann
FOR stamford i:i0a sat yay She,ic a3)
Eor kaatsrsk Hunter. sum mit Pine u,ll gu
n m ii:iOa ~. 2:j0 D. n $50 D. M o'oo@ III Urn" r"''
d1 20 Penxhxeop,e Marlboro '1 %
Newsnr. $40 M, 1870 a H. iiio a H. ~'oop' NE
S;SO MI A w, = Point cransIons $50 MI $50 M
1i:i0a m. $50 p. M $3.50 p n'' A''' " '' "'
D. For time 70 points south OF '''
Offices. o.xo- ,ra,ns daily except SUNDAY: -
Daily otnoi car 10 Phenicia in Caiskh Mountains on
los m na sa' cars on lloA ana 800 m trains for
Catskil Albany and sa'"''s
go. ma timetables at stations ana ~ omces o. .ne
Jersey ciy Pennslyans oss Of Eu,on
company ,co Courtst, aud Annex onc3 10 ~.
brookyn w.. fity NOa 1872. 20I, zvi ~. w a.Ds.
a. no Isl avs les Eas. iaesn ON s rsun sy
s,,,asd staloa loot OF Desbi o " '
lsndt-st
Psrlor car SEATS reserved atan oHooa
HENRY MoSETL
SS<uo PkS1ouQof Agotk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17

II '
trains depets OF COrtantt and Desbr0sses SITS
a. 3 10 m $40 ami D. for Eastol Bethlehem. Allen
TOWN. Reading Mauoh Chnnx. Wkesbsrre. Towanda Way.
eyv ithaca Geneva LvOns Buffalo AMI ths West Pullman
tbrough coaches run dalv Local trains at and b40
N m. for EastOn, Bethlehem AMI Coolay -. a..
Trains leaving at s;1Oa m AID $40 M connect ior
ali poi1ts in MahsnOy aud azetOn coal regions SUNDAY
Train ocs for Mach Chunk sl0a Leave aauca Chunk
ssra Eastern ONCE corner of Church and Cortlanut SITS
Il u a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
sl'hE EXILE kAiLWAf, now known az the
NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND W ESTERN RAIL


pa -Dy except q saSaass by eIpSsss awing room
se.ebss :, Binghsmton tlmlrs and buffalo sleeping
> N. tDaly)-"st Louis Limiied" EIpross-- extra
nase Tor last time Pullman s,ssRing Coaches 20 Ba
Sss M Cleveland so nj 0snn2n s ,ys Srr, ~
ifsy, $40 p Nj lo!edo o2e p M and ino-Hapohs
o. sSslly, Pacific Express for the ws:t soho Train
Elnlra. Buffalo Naxsra Psis, cincinaati ana Chicago
.aS s1s ,ss e. ss Ssf @s. % Chicago
ps sSlas ss s9S Pa;sse e 10 1922 , IL
manght sundays O. $780, lOs2o m l'45. $50. p m'
go ,s2S sc ~ 1890 Sss9 p la' ana
"a nidssst Sundays. 6. $780, 40 20 m- LAS. $780, $50
40 hsoss IA ana f.tsrscn Newark s4S s.4o: llse
lights ouy 9'2S Sso 759 ~ ana u @,Sn,ght saturday
s iissSs5S : 5so . q 1910 Il5s S.t S;so. G;so
s. sIa N RSniy1 sSsSs, g. $780, 1920 H.
SssSais and saSV corn nv sS9 III n m $40 $50
su aSSsSoe ssd kas.ton MOntg M 4.so
ss Sssslsn 80 o. 1920 m $780, $50, 8. BIO D. M
a iaS,;.,ssss.,so 1920 a n. $50. s ,:
connect aS Sssd Rs hs sS1 a. Man aSa
ro,s!srys So 90 am a sSS g. si5 D. m. Sun
Eass sI H. . ~ 90 :, m g. $50 and P m ,
isssss. =, m 10 gs5 m, and at 4 AS and ll.<e
ssag san &c os.insa ana orders for he SSsssa
"a al sa q I.sgsxe nsy Dc lsf a. the Compsny oiees
siIs assss: ssosllyn. y tss 6e@psay' 5 ospois
~ 1% unns from the West srrise In NewYork ~ Tho
nro,jSo s. xs s5g Gear paasr Agent Nsw.Yors.
NVhLhERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
kyaes "a ,ssys for knEsscsa cester Pepont aud
ssss.ss:st sssr vssJ Mcassy sio IL M .so m.
aAo.E. ABBOTT. qsnI Passs Agent xsw.Yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
fREoLO.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

SUNDAY. STATIONS IN PHILA DEL4PHIA,
2 IN NtW-YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
ON THE REACH AT ROCKAWAY:

ON Y. wooDRAvEN AND RockAwAf y
sbor,est quickest aud Inns 20 Rockaway re cr,d
ros ~, rc,nues hnest sInnrson CAT ~ sTa s0S
Long Island $50 1888 iiiS M "a 4 8 iis33
isS T. 9Ia Ia Goa Cos lao s;ss ~ ,i bsa'
iorS5 Iinats later East New saS,.y s,S
EeturDns leave the Bescn - ION ETY. ay,"'
ESQ., s. sss llioa m ana me- nof fo sa.hwss Fss
sh = % trains The as week uAys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
Cost ano fonno.

OST or STOLEN.--B book issued ~
/ The sEAMENs BANK FOR SAVINGS: Ne s t nsns
,,h.rtb~r n not found returned 70 tne paslk
thirty DAYS en viii aepJ 70 me p1nA L..
nav hook New. YORK, AVS L. 1858. THUS LAM 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17

DOUBLE TRACK, THE most IMPROVED EQUIP
AENT AND THE FASTEST TIM CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLOTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17

HENRY MosETL
0ensrAl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
gteamboats ano aaa,lroaos.
BOSTON, VIA sToNINGTON LINE.

Steamers NARRAGANsETT and sToNINGToN
daily except from Pier S3 ~ r., jay st. AT D. m
Three morning from steamers landing through 10 Bos
ton
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Providence direct and resorts Narraganset Fay
Steamers RHODE ISI4A \ and MASSACHUSETTS from
Pier 49, NJ r., Warren daiy Except sundays y.
i. w. POPPLE, Genl Pass Agent.
No. 1T Westst, Now-York
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il sAToNlC and MA UGATUCk RAfLR0ADS-Steaners
leave Catherine-snp it IL $3.50 p. sl5k. EiT
River. $40 o. Fare lowerthan ~ a1y otlsrr) us
FOR BOSTON, VIA New York and New Eng
Il land Rk. Leave New-York Grand Central Staton at
a. m via AIR Line IL and ll:S5 ~ via hartford
Leave NewSoTk (Manhattan Elevated RR.) FROM south
Ferry SlS 42d-st. S:4D High Bridge 9.le a M
Leave Pier d. N r. foot Dosbrossesst, Norwich Line Blo
p ~. Pullman sleeplng nighL lralns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
II MI MI

GREAT LIN
AND UNITED STATES NJ AL ROUTE.
HsfriSars. PittsburE the West and South with Pullman
ana 1 eSc1Hc Limited % PaTcf Dining Smoking AND sleep
ins Ssls q, An syefy ds corrv and Erica,
ss m connec Cory for Ttusvie, Petroleum Cen
BsimOie Washington and the south Lintsd Washington
T. al 5i5snG $50 a. %. $40 AUD : i. night via
saad.S a via * B. and p R. E. o. m and 70 night via
For Atlantic Ctv. except sunday llo IN. and p.
For CAPE Nav except SUNDAY Sis and lilo pm
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and tDtsrnedi1e STA
$40. A. aud p M an sunday. "a. and p. IL. docs
Long srsnsh IL aed Of Pullman Paror Car. $40 p. M
sSs Of erookyn Annex connect with al through trans
sisrsey CITY nOriing speedy ana direct transfer for
TRANS srnve-From Pitsburg $40 aud ll2oa $50 and
W. n S an s sa 500 Say 40 & o S f.S
1035 and 1850 D. sunday. Go. 65O a. IN. 1880 md
S SO Fom f PSsd Ssi pas 500 $40 $50 e5 e1ce
sS & So rs ss io o :sV ana i55o N s%aasT
$50 ego $50 1906 1855 m; GO. 1885, Ys5. 1920
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fRRoLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK;pAys AND o ON
SUNDAY. SsIIA1IHISSTstSs ~ RRhKlLADELfHiA.
DeyBKE TEAcK THE NOT III [MPeoXEp EogIP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave NewYoTk via and cOrt
land street Ferries a follows:
k5 TOO $50, ~ Ia Limited ii a. J. 800 3404
o. g. Z. and .. and ~ night sunday9 8. 10 Lin.
iied. anu 10 a. M 4. g. 7. ana y m AMI ~ nigAt
Express Trains leave Hewiork daiy except sunday, a.
~ a. m and y. H. rUDninSsthiouSh We trenton and
camden.
Returning trains Br0xdst Station Philadelphia 1901,
$40 80, 545 4.35 except 0nday 0JU 1870 B. 90 $3.50,
y anc LILO M: Limited Express loo and 40 M.
10 l. g. O. $50 743 AMI b 30 y. u On sunday. 1901.
BIS. $40. 3i5, 4:S5 $50 N. s5.2v Limited %; 3V745
ana $40 Leave Philaaelp as via Camden, ~ aud
$50 }. 10 dairy except SUNDAY.
Ticket ofces 4S5 $40 and 94l Broadway. AStor Honss
nd foot OF Desbrosses and COtlandL ats Court st. and
Sookiyn Aanex slstIoa foot Of rqlGn.sL brooklyn Nos
u.s. llbsEi Is Hudseh-st HObCkeI sta On. Jersey Guy.
Zen
The New Transfer compsnr will call for check
pASg2se NON hotels aud ccsilSISss.
CHAkLnS h. PU6H. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Psss'r Agent
TROY B0ATS-CITIZENS LINE.-New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
Ne y H. foot Of Chrstophe. daily except saturday Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17

- Between Ne1-York tnl 1avr3
COinpp - SDftn Rtvsc. ~
Travellers ~ ths iis typl )Dil tsb ~ 30 ct,l at
aud the disco Mort " iug hs cht1Tsl Ia antl
boat hgtca u ala leaving the nDlnys db1k At ulye IL
eot or Paris IN a-riyn OF sei Baggage cno3f oi
Newly urk thru gh 10 Pans
FLA rerrio a. Haucrive. wednesday. Aug. -
IABhA DOR Collier "wednesday Aur 20 D. III
NORMANDiE se Wednesday sept. ). a.
Cheeks ~ 81 f nD1lts - sI o. tls 3la ID
Transatlauiique " Paris
For nttk1ttai Disitge lDpgsp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
EALL RIVER LINE.


IN SPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE. MONTREAL and uter
mediatep0iats steamers leave Pier No - u. r. at
and II SUNDAYS exos)ts H. conneotny vita trains
NEW.HAVEN for MERIDEN. HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked at 81
Broadway N. Y, and C)lrt.st Brooklyn. Excnrson &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17

PtnNSYINdulH H. X, IUOI OOTIIduN5s
st and Desbrosses-St.
phfla Il Raad n u foot IIhartv.St
etatioasln New.York

y IN
pleasant SUNDAYS lno' stopping at Ocean Grove OF AS
For Lakewood, Toms River Baruegst &c. via Phla &
Reading H. r.. 7:45 a. ~, 2:i5. IN. u
For Freehold. Phila Reading r. r.. 74), O. IL 4.
gao 4:3o; 6p m For Keypoe via Pall1 & Re ding r. R.
Atlantic CITY ST. %e;, 2;45 ?. m WOOD II NIEmAS
@. p N T. A. z. d Il. r. r. q. z A.. p II. X aetg Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
GUNNER Resorts.
Ocean Cleaners.

A MERICANS gong abroad end desiring
~ precious choice ewerY bronzes the latest
Novelties nvei 20 our Paris store No ~ Avenue
del OPERA adjoining Hotel ielegne -
HOWARD q COMPANY,
OF Firth Avenue. Nev-York
A NCH0R LINE. IT, Mail Steamships.
"A sail from New York every saturday for
GLASGOW via Lon DON DERkY.
- Prom Pier 20 North River.
BOLIVIA. ..Aue. - a. ETHIOPIA. Sept. l. 3 a. M
ClRCAssIA. Aug. % 10 an ANCHORIA. sep. ., a IN
Cabin passage. SEQ IN $50. Second Cabin, $40.
steeraTe Onward SOS pregaid 81 ,,
LIVERPOOL AN . QU EE NSTOWN SERVICE
- - 49, From Pier Al. North River.
CITY OF ROHE sails Saturday. August Is, . a. m.
FURNEsSIA sails saturday, September /, Q a. m.
CITY or x NJ ~ sails Saturday. september ~, y. IN.
CABIN passage 500 70 800. according accommodations
Second Cabin AMI -teeragc = above.
Anchor Lane rafA issued at lowest rates paid free OF
charge IN rnsiand. scotland and Ireutut
Tor passage cabin Plans Book Of Tours. &C.. apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE
- Sew and direct line 10 the South Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHA lFAU LAFITE 1000 tons Thurs Aug. ~
CHATEAU LEV VILE, 1000 tons sat sent ~
From Pfcntices stores NEAR Malst Ferry Br0Okyn
Travellers Tor France spain AMI itaY. PyTenee Pau
Nice &c. VIII save time and by taking this hne
Cabin uncndng wDc. $50 Stoerage. S55.
F.LE BoULANGER 4s Beaver.st
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL IA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO 40 North RIVER
SHY 49,. w ednesiay Au2 ~ e;5V a. III
@ LILA Wednesday, sep g. 73na.
BoTH Wednesday. sept ~. l5O IN
Cabin oassqge ~ an iljL
.aHI ~ rAna A y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
=. HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

~ LBANY ami @. vIBBARD LAZY, excspt san.
~ isaye Brooklyn by Annex at NJ vestry.t olsr
GAYS sa3 West I2ist " Tor Albany, Ia1 ling ~
N.sSs AMI rarrytown Soy fsrryl West Point Newbars
Gynopsshes,se Rhinebeck. Catskiu AMI IudsOl
nr AZ Rhinebeck with Ulster and 0eawars H. k
y<v,i With Catskn Mountain r. r., ana At Albany VIII
eIy !s TO- The NORTH and VEST and With SPECIAL
trslnns. ry PRESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17

TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
a steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave PIer
Ne "a ~ H. foot OF ChrLsODhe daily except saturday al
~ connecting with morning ali points North
sunday steamer touches AZ Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
M, Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
rams leave from Pennsylvania Rk Depot:
D. m except sunday for Washington and all points West
m. DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sleeping coaches
West
MIDNIGHT. daily for Wasnin gton and all points west
For Time Tables Tickets sleeping Borths and BaggSS
apply at Companys Office 49, n and 900 Broadwag $50
fniton-st. Brooklyn.
FOR RONDOUT KINGSTON, AND CATS
Il KILL MOU NTAINS. landing At cra1stOfa Cornwlu.
Newburg Marlboro Milton, pOkeapsie. EsOpus connecting
with Ulster an1 Della stony Glove anu ka9ferskl a
roads Steamboat City OF Springfield leaves Tuesday Thurs
day, saturday at %. m from tiarris0n-sL
NORWICH LINE ,..
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland ana Ina Ei'A
The Iron Steamer
cry OF WORCESTER
the favorfte frrY OF BOSTON
leave Pier No. 90 North River coiot Wasst neH Pm
above DesDrossesst daily SundayA stnlo
Drawing Room Cars through without ehangS 70
Boston worcester Portland ana White MountansHo" A0"
London at 4:il
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19

The horrible calamity which occurred
Saturday evening at Sunderland, Eng
land, adds one hundred and eighty.
seven victims to the long list Of mutilat.
ed dead which have been laid to rest
during the present year. There was no
excuse for the accident. A theatre hall
was being emrtied of its contents-sev.
eral Thousand little chlldren-at the
close of an entertainment. At the foot
a stairway was door go narrow that
only one child at time could pass
through it. There was no panic. The
crowd behind walked over the crowd in
front, because the opening at the foot
of tie stairway was not large enough to
permit the children to pass ont as rapid.
" - they descended. They trampled
each other under foot, climbed upon each
other and wedged themselves tightly TO-
gether in the death trap, those behind
all the while crowding forward, uncon.
scious of the tragedy they were aiding.
One hundred and eighty.seven dead
children we're taken from the pile and
they might all be living but for the
narrow doorway. The affair has its par.
allel in the Brooklyn bridge disaster q
few weeks ago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19
of . Murdered Murd.r.r

Uniontown, Pa, June 16.-All that was
mertal OF Nicholas Lyman Duke. the
man whose presence caused family dis.
cord, dbgrace and bloodshed ct Union
town. was hidden from sight to-day in
the Churchill cemetery, the burying.
ground OF the Struble family, . short dis
lance from here, in German township.
Very few Uniontown people attended
the funeral. Most of those Who did at.
tend went through curiosity. Among
the number were Sheriff Hoover and his
father.in-law, John Messmore. The ser.
vices were conducted by Revs. 3. Null.
holland and Bailey Of the Presby yterian
church, and were short, but affecting. In
the course of his remarks MIR. Mullholland
said it was not for him to Judge Dukes.
He had gone to answer before higher bar.
Mrs. Struble, mother of the deceased,
then took last look into the casket and
sobbed aloud Is she gazed upon her son.
The coffin was then closed, and the cor.
tege, which was composed of about 800
people. in ninety-two vehicles, took up
the march to the cemetery. Upon ar.
rival there the usual ceremony took
place, after which the body was lowered
into the grave and the funeral party re-
turned to the Struble mansion for din.
ner. Dispatches from all parts of the
country are still pouring in upon theNutt
family rendering sympathy and offering
financial aid to be used in young Nuts
defense. Among the number to-day
were messages from Philadelphia. Ckica
go and st. Louis.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19
some sen.lbl. Advice.
Fargo Republican.

The intermeddling msrplots of north
Dakota who propose to 60 down to Hu-
ron on the 18th and undertake to control
the action OF the constitutional conven-
ti0n, called for south Dakota alone, had
better remain at home. The overwhelm-
ing sentiment of both north and south
Dakota is for division of the territory on
the 46thfparallsl' and woe be to the man
or set Of men who try to prevent it. BY
90 doing they will dig their political
graves 60 deep that they can never be
aroused thereffom by the blast of the
trumpet of any future political archangel.
The line Of policy now to be pursued by
north Dakots and her people il non in
reference with the affairs of south Ds.
kota. Let the people of that section
hold their convention, frame their con.
stitutio1, organize their state govern.
ment and demand admission into the
union - state. In the near future We
OF the north can initiate the example of
the south. The responsibility of keep.
ing either north or south Dakota cut OF
the union will rest with the party, that
controls congress. Let south Dakota
alone to work out her own saliva.
ton in her own way, and don't for the
sake Of booming Bismarck lots, let it 70
forth to the world that there is . sentl.
ment in favor of admitting Dakota as q
vholo
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19

BOBtOn Theatre Burned.
Boston. June l6.-Gray's opera. house
burned. Loss, 100000. E. 81. Gray,
proprietor Of the opera-house, says every
one in his part Of the building escaped.
There was but little confusion and no
one was hurt. He was in the bar.room
when the fire started. There were 100
IN the house. Upon the stage were
twenty-three actors. most of whom saved
their wardrobes. Gray estimates his loss
at $4,000. G. w. Burnham who occu.
pied part Of the basement, lost $1,000.
At four o'clock the fire was under control.
A five story building opposite, occupied
by the American Steam Gauge company,
was saved only by perforated pipes,
which drenched the building. TIE loss
will reach 100000. Workmen all
through the building barely escaped, not
saving their tools. Some fears were ex.
pressed that all did not escape. GRAY
says all the employees of his theatre got
out. There was stampede in the audi
ence, but not any one hurt, or any one
failed to reach the streets before the
flames reached the auditorium. The in.
surance will not reach $4,000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19
CRUSHED IN A PANIC.


one hu"ated ana sesenty-Eight Children
Killed In Rush from Public Hall.
London. June ia terrible calamity,
involving the death OF IT'S children, oc.
CURED in Sunderland. County Durham,
this evening. From details received it
appears an entertainment in Victoria's
hall by conjurer was attended almost
exclusively by children, several thousand
being IN attendance. The bedy of the
hall had been entirely cleared OF occu-
pants, when some l,1Oo OF the little ones
came rushing down the stairs from the
gallery top! At the frst Hight OF stairs
was door which opened only twenty
inches, and thus but one child was rer-
mittsd to pass through ct time. At
this point. while mass Of children were
pushing. forward, one OF them fell and
was unable tossse owing 70 the Others
et0vdng. Ese result wss that . great
numbes we're crushed down. trampled
and :Idocsted. The :scene was terri
BILE. No effort could stop the mad rush
OF the aftnghted children. They came
on pell nell, though strangely without
MUCH buOutluRp OUU oOOu no were
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19
First Publication May 10.
Mort0Sne Sale.

WHEREAS. default has been made in the
.n,sd y hp.ymsnt snt. Of the the mcnsy zone se. E.
his wife Sf ths county Of Yankton and ter
ritOry of Dakota, and which mortgage WAS duly
recorded in the Office ofthe Register Of deeds Of
the said county of Yankton in book ~" Ut
day ns; a = inS aeiost on and s1s Is nna n
ntes. .. M; and whereas the amount claimed to
he due and unpaid upon said mortgage at the
date Of this notice is the sum Of one hundred
and ninety;fye dollar. .to;wit: One hundred
dollsrs OF interest. besides twenty-five dollars
attorneys. fees, ~ stipulated in said mort
gage, 70 be paid by said Charles Lang and Ger
t!ude Lang, their heirs. Representatives and as
Of foreciosure Of s.id mortgage. and which il
the whole amount claimed to Be due and up.
paid ON said mortgage.
Whereas, No action or proceedings At Law
manning secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. that
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage. and dulyrecorded - afo ..said and in
pursuance OF the statute in such Gu e made and
provided, the said mortgage will ke fOreclossd
~ 2 sale OF the premises therein described, At
public auction. at the front door ofsthe court
house IN the city and county of Yankton, and
territory of Dakota, on the twenty third day of
June A. ID. lss3, At ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day, Ihc said premies are described in
said mortgage, ~ follows; The following des-
cribed piece or parcel Of land lying and being
of Dakota to- wit: The east fve-sixtha Of the
north one half of lot number sixteen (l6) in
block number one ~ in lower Ysnkton.
Dated at YanktOn, Dakota, the 5th day of May
A. D., lH8S.
ELISE FoERsTER, Administrative of the estate
OF John Foester, mortgage, deceased.
Nd CRAMER, Attorney.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19
Myst.riou. Death in l,.k....

McGrego-, Iowa. June l5-Nn. Mary
J. Merwin, daughter of 81. w. Bnflin.
game, old residents of this city. died very
suddenly at Wolrey, Dakota. Tuesday
night. She wrote letter homo on thai
day, mailed it at two o'clock p. M, aAd
was apparently in the best Of health. A
Huron physician named J. w. Plimn
attached certificate to the cotin stating
that her death was caused by an epilepkio
spasm. This 10 duplicated in the express
90 npAnys waybill in the same hand
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19

writing. AZ the deceased woman Was in
the best Of health and not An epileptic,
there u great excitement here and sus-
picions Of foul play. Medical authori.
ties here are Of the opinion thst an
epileptic spasm 10 never fatal the first
time. The body will probably be
exhumed for post nnortem examination.
Mrs. Merwin was war widow and had
gone out to Dakota last year and taken
2 homestead. and had Just completed q
house to hive 10 all alone on the prairie.
She was buried thus afternoon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-19

Sunday nights storm was destruc-
tive one through Nebraska and Wyo-
ming and particularly destructive in
Cheyenne. The town was flooded and
water stood several feet deep in the
hous's. The property loss amounts to
Sl5O,000. At Neigh houses were blown
down and several persons badly injured.