Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

OF the celebrated confederate cavalry COM
lnauder, Gen. Beverly H. Robertson, and who
was well known throughout the country.
Army orders issued on the 1st, contained
detail for Il court martial at Vancouver
barracks to try young Robertson for dupli.
eating his pay accounts. About five months
ago Second Lieut.. j. W. Pinder ofthe Eight
cavalry resigned to take effect in six months.
,Ihls proposition was acquiesced in by the
Aar department and Pinder took advantage
OF the concession to act very dishonesty.
Information has been received at the depart
| ment stating that he has sold his accounts
for the six months to half a dozen bankers
located in various cities. #'tH ''f'a'A.
Horrible Raiload Accident in New
York. 's+f 7f; {...s...
A terrible accident on the Rome, Water,
town d Ogdensburg railroad occurred al
| Carlyon station, N. Y, at $50 o'clock on
the 9th inst, by which nineteen were killed
and thirty wounded. The train, double
header, was an excursion train No. 55 and
bound for Clayton with Thousand island"
tourists, mostly from Michigan. It was be-
hind time, and at the time of the collision
was running at the rate of forty miles an
hour. The wind was blowing gale, and
had blown a freight car off side track
| partly on to the main track. When the ex-
| cursion train came laundering along, q
gines on its end and the other into The ditch
| The baggage car aud two sleepers We're
| comnlefeIv demolished Cars n.ara r;1ad
| unon one another until il was " ono sr.eu vss,
| heap of ruins. Al the time a, heavy thun-
der shower was passing over, and the night
was dark. The cries and shreks Of tie dy-
was heard, three miles away' The s count u,asu y
is but tbinly settled and i was some o'H, tin,s
before nssistance conId he ohtained The
caroner. DR.. Cochrane of .Alb;nn was sant
tor, and the work of recoyerine the = bodia 9
commenced S' W : - gu 'il' t''o's . >
FolIoWing are the names of tho nersons
/ kil,ea Who have been ;dem$itied. 'ne A'efsohs
| Thomas Hayne, Chicago; louis Tront
fireman: a. Taylor, Watertown n V. T.ns,
| {,arl LANSING Mich Prof q W Stn,a
Battle Greek. Mich; Lutte i. Rrsnces ooswe.
20. N. y; Willie Lsievre Bay Civ Mich .
| Ashley TYLER, N. Thomas SAILS Water,
town, N. Y; o. B. Troopaud granddaughter
| Mary Troop, Schoharie n. Y':I @ ScSeny
| Cleveland. Ohio: Thomas Dixon.so4o paari
| Street. Cleveland. Ohio. A ladv With a r;na
marked "CorneIia to Louis . and % thonghi
10 be Mrs. Booth, of Bay Civ. Mich. Mrs
Louis J. Boos, Philadelphia: l. + Wnrteh )
4 Saline. Mich: Henry McCormick4 Rantn,,
i Mich: An unknown bodv thonohf tn hs
r.
| The fireman was Instantly killed and
Engineer lanes Mccarthy ~ Tho sooa-,I a
engine was terribly scaIded :
The following are iyiured. Minervo NM
day, Bay City, terribly bruised, thought She
Ga1shsr M,i htsrf fesGsel esls rs ~. w. Han and
about the head, daughter, spinal injury
tle Greek Micb hin ' d;sa'.a1aa oanspury; 1at,
i fracture of the right side, neck and head
I badly bruised !. Thought she will recover,
Rey. u. > Gould, Carthage, Mo-, sewers
Traiapa ,h Gssn;te Ea1i, III. M;v i, MI :. :
about the head. q = - = = $50 -.
Mrs. Moses swaeter, Parkersburg, va.a
4 spine bruised tand1head cut, will recoye !;
onntnsed snria tIu sra;ah iaehelsouig: Va eye
tba hIn. ;li M ano INJURED aooui
Saline Mich, cut about the Head: he l. vii WIFE, 81,
Masters, OF Ireland, wrist iractnred and ear
cut of; Mrs. Alice Jerlnison. Philadejnhia
broken ankle; Mrs Prof G. W. Stone, Bat.
tie Creek Mich, fracture of arm and 9TH
erwise Bruised, Alex Tower, Lansing,
Mich, injured in head will recoye,. He
is brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Carl ;
Total killed, twenty-five. The list of the
wounded VIII reach thlrty-tive persons;
aeports rom Iweahty-three OF The wounded ~ %
no no Iot @ inolcate that over three Will Die
as ans aeaa h:a were ptacea N caskets and boxes
assa seSti sn,ppeu 70 oas,p ZONES. Conhlcting
;nru havs hoen ,nehle - $50, ~ gfeae ohat .ne
dcs na. .nd uJ' ad;onn 20 asree upon YER
N - ~ "9Sf uAt"{ "euiASouoy'
How the Casn BALANCED. tNai 1
"Ta]kino about mnkinc mistake q. -
c.e W.
said John NeWhouse, OF the West END
i I Eormars 20 ana Menhon;cs, ,s panE bers