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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-27
A FEARFUL WRECK.
Destruction of Construction Train with
Over a Hundred Laborers on BOard-Sev-
eral Men Killed and a Large Number
Terribly Mutilated-A Hand-Car on the
Track the Cause of the Accident.

Over a Hundred Laborers on BOard-Sev-
eral Men Killed and a Large Number
Terribly Mutilated-A Hand-Car on the
Track the Cause of the Accident.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 10.
The most disastrous accident that has yet
occurred on the New York, West Shore 81
Buffalo Railroad took place this morning at
De Witt, small station six miles east of
this city. A construction train of eleven
fat cars left here at 6:45 a. M, pushed
ahead of the engine. There were about one
hundred laborers, mostly Italians, on the
ears, on their way to Kirkville to complete
,he ballasting of the road preparatory to
opening the new line to this city on Octo-
Ger !. Arriving at the point of the disas-
t6r, the train was moving at the rate OF
about twenty miles an hour. Rounding
q curve hand-car was seen standing on
the track. The engineer could not stop in
time, and the train was completely wrecked.
The cars were broken into fragments and
piled upon each other. Most of the men
jumped and escaped with slight injuries.
Others were thrown as high as forty feet
in the air. About thirty men were buried
in the debris. Heads, arms and legs could
be seen sticking out at nearly all points.
Word reached this city that twenty men
had been killed outright. Relief trains
were sent to the scene at once. Twenty
two bodies were taken from the wreck.
Peter Schmidt, John Carr and Mays Alex
ander were taken out dead. Giuseppe
Marella died while being conveyed to this
city. Ten men were found very seriously
injured, and the remainder with broken
limbs and disfigured features. 1t is ex-
pected that five more men will die. An in
quest will open tomorrow. Foreman
Haines, who had charge of the hand-car, is
said to be at fault for the accident.
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O'Donnen, the Murderer of Carey the In
former, Lodged in a London Prison
Extraordinary Police Precautions to Pre-.
vent Popular Demonstrations or Attempt
at Rescue.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-15
STATE SPECIALS.



GALVESTON, March 13.-[Special. About
noon to day stiff gale, accompanied with
heavy rain, set in from the eastward, which
continued throughout the day. Tonight
the wind has abated considerably, and the
rain has ceased. The gulf has been very
cradle dread among the timid. Tonight,
in consequence OF heavy rain, the low por-
tions Of the city are flooded.
Professor Flost has inaugurated the
Island City Domino club, which meets
nightly i'll the parlors of the Bank
exchange.
The agent of Lloyds received telegram
from Lloyds' agency to notify shipping
that there is much ice in latitude AZ.
In the contested election fer alderman
from the sixth ward between Jno. ID. Cotter,
present incumbent, and Frank d. Mitchell
the city council at a meeting tonight, upon
statement of the counsel OF both parties
that the present council had no iursdic-
ton, passed the matter until the meeting
of the new board and adopted resolution
seating Mr.. Cotter, subject to contest
The rumOr tnat gained currency in rela-
ton to the removal OF the maChine-shops
OF the Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa Fe railroad
to II custom. in consequence of the failure
of the company to secure the right.of-way
to properly Ia the east end, is authorita-
lively denied by General Manager John
Sealy.
Supreme court-AiiNmed: Johns VS..
Denman ct al. from HO1ston county ;
Houston county vs.. Dwyer ct al, from
Houston county; Greenleye, Block Co.
VS.. Blum ct ell, from Milan county; Smith
g. jenkins VS.. Gill 81 Smith, from Dallas
county. Dismissed-Maxwell vs.. Hdlburne,
from Lamar county; reversed and reformed.
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CoRsrcANA, March 13.-[Special.l Lieu.
tenant Governor Martins condition is i'm
proving, and it is thought he will be out in
few days.
Last night Haverly's Opera company
played "The Merry War" to small, but
appreciative audience. Everyone seemed
we'll pleased with the performance, After
the opera was over, another little scene was
enacted, which may be the groundwork fol
lirst-class sensation before the close of the
season. A fine sealskin sacque, the prop.
erty of one of the merry warriors, was
left in the dressing-room during the per.
formance. AT the close of the piece the
sacque was found cut in several .iSS!aces-
VIRTUALLY ruined. s. The perpetratorof the
deed viii probably be heard of before long.
A turn-table has been put in at the Mar
rog-Gauge depot, which will facilitate bust.
ness on that line.
A heavy rain fell all morning.
The Nellie Boyd combination have billed
the town, and will ahow here Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
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Tho Floods,
AT sHAwNEETowN.

AL ShhNNbElOhNs
SHAwNEETowN, ILL.,, March lO.-The
greater portion of the town is now out OF
water, and trains are running again. Many
houses that weathered the floods are now
falling, total or partial wrecks.
HELENA AND VICINITY.
MEMPHIS, March 10.-A special from
Helena, Arkansas, to the Western Assocl,
ated Press says: The river has declined
half an inch and still continues to fall
slowly. After several days more rapid
decline is expected. The levees are still
being strengthened, and will be made
thoroughly secure i'll this vicinity. Back
water is still rising in the overtlowed dis
tricts below This will continue until the
decline in the river is great enough to draw
the waser back through the crevasses.
The mort terrific currents, the roar from
which can be heard here during
the still hours of the night, are tear
ng through the country below, carrying
destruction with them. In Old Town, III
the lake region. the water is higher than
ever known. Losses to planters will be
greater. t..h.an ever before from the saAs
cause. Cabins, fences and dead carcasses o:
animals are seen floating down the river il.
great numbers. Weather cleaF; with strong
winds from the northwas-. The Southern
Express has been transferred to the Mid
land road during the stoppage of trains on
the Iron Mountain route.
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It is reported that the grand jury has de-
,ermined TO take active steps against gaming
in the city and the lewd houses as well.
The law. they contend, as the rumor goes,
is stringent enough, II grand juries VIII
only do their duty and find bills, and they
say there Is abundance Of evidence 10 jus
tify them in all the bills they may find.
Apropos, Il Is also reported that, on these
questions this august body got into terri
the member, II is said, who Is straight
out" for enforcing the law, quoted the late
charge Of Judge Noonan, Of the San Antonio
district court, wherein be tosk the othcers
10 task for dereliction Of duty In " hiking at
gaming and lewdne s, and he want "a " in
dict the officers too. How the whole thing
will pan out no one knows, but We will see
what we will see.
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Fort Worth.

Fort Worm, March 10 Especial 1.-The
contract for laying the sewer pipes, digging,
ETC., is awarded to G. w. Slatery, Of Waco.
He gets 500 $40 for the work.
NJ. S. Hall failed to give bond, and for
feited. which gave it to Slatery.
Deputy Sheriff Grigg and Constable
Black were here to-day, looking after
Charles Clifford, alias Sam Taylor, the de-
faul:ing jeweler Of Gordon, Palo Pinto
county.
Miss Freddy Sevelle, song and dance
girl, was billed this morning to play to-
night, but she aid not appear, and q mes
senger found her dead at her room on
WeatheTford street.
The county court house was insured to.
day for $4,000, rate. p per cent, for three
years,
The Fort Worth Building ana Loan as
ISOLATION loaned $3.50 tonight at pre-
MUM of from 3 to 10 per cent.
Captain Joe Terrell, brother Of Senator
A. w. Terrell, has recovered from his
broken foot, and is out again. The acct
dent occurred three weeks ago.
Fire plugs and other water-works freight
arrived to-day.
Faith in spiritualism is gaining in this
city, and sceaucesare frequent. Orthodoxy
is uneasy in consequence.
An Trishman named lenkvns was robbed
by confidence man Of $50 on the west
bound Texas q Pacific train tonight this
side of Dallas. The passengers made up a
purse. Jenkyns continued his journey to
San Francisco.
Griffin. a confidence man, driven away
from here, is in Dallas.
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CLIFTON, March - -Tspecial.l-our pee
pie are becoming excited over the Imagined
existence Of coal vein within one mile Of
town. A party Of several persons. to prove
their faith by their works, have been dig
ging for several days, having improyised
some machinery tr the purpose. Some
are very sanguine over the prospects, while
other will await further Developments be-
tore going Wild.
Chester Lewis. who is wanted in BurlesoD
county 20 answer a charge 81 rape Wa
arrested here to-day BY our sheriff
Owing 70 continued rains farming has
progressed very little IN this section.
C1ffon shipments from this point WI
reach 1000 nals-s shnnt iYur times AZ much
A. the shipmenfs ni o. season.
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FREIGHT PREPAID.
DANIEL T. BEATTY, Washington MeWlJersey
Cleburne,

CLEBURNE, March 13.-TSpecial.l -The
weather is cloudy and cool, and slow
drizzling rain is falling.
The city council will pass an ordinance
tomorrow granting right ot-way for the
graph and Telephone company's wires
through the streets of the city.
In noticing the death of G. w. Sheldon,
train-dispatcher of the Santa Fe railroad
here, in my special last night, the types
made me say, "Only few days since he
was the picture of health and robust man
hood" The word "years" should have ap-
peared instead of days"
Mr., Criner, q brother of our city marshal
S. G. Criner, who was shot at Sweetwater
some weeks since and noticed in the HER
AID, is suffering much pain from his wound
and it is feared amputation of his arm o,
hand will be necessary.
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MARSHALL, March 13-[speciaLi-A phi
mary election will be held on the 10th in
slant, to ascertain who shall be candidates
OF the coming municipal election From
'esent indications there will be an indie
pendent ticket in the field.
Mrs. Thomas Craig, a VerS estimable
lady, died at her residence, eight miles
south of this city, this morning.
The city council meets Tonight.
A cold rain has fallen to-day, making it
rather disagreeable.
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tho eastern province state that q storm J
commencing In that region. he storm
signal IL flying on tho citadel stall.
At QUEBEC.
QUEnEc, March l0.-Dull and mild IiBh'
east wind.
AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, March lO.--Dull and mild; no
wind.
MONTREAL, March 10.-There is great
dagger Of heavy floods. The ST. Lawrence
is rising rapidly, and should rain follow the
present heavy snow storm nothing can pre-
vent an overflow. People living on the low
lands are seriously alarmed.
AT OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, March 10.-Cloudy; light snow
hurries, but very little wind.
OTTAWA, March 10, 10 p. m.-HeaVy
snow-storm.
AT TORONTO.
ToRoNTo, March l0.-Cloudy; mild and
no wind.
AT LONDON, ONT.
LONDON, March 10.-Snowiug heavily;
mild.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 10.-A light snow Tell:
here this morning. Weather throughout
the northwest generally cloudy to-day.
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Henderson,,

HENDERSON, March 13.-TSpecial. Colo
mel George Diehl has just returned from
his trip through Pamela, Shelby, Sabine,
San Augustine and NacOgdoches counties,
and reports farmers hard at work and not
delayed by the recent bad weather, and
trade generally good. This section is all
tributary 70 Henderson, and all we need to
make a boom is boomers.
A great many cattle men are coming in
and buying up stock at fancy prices
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Ersrs.s Ma-ch 13.-Isp-cial w. =.
Chancellor. fn-rnarIv rirurninsuf fns-chsni
in this rlare. disd this rnoruinK e : o'ciocs.
., hi. r'.uts,ion go rsii-s sss; - Eunis.
Cs1-s. pneumouia-
OR corrnn r.tsir-s haT- r-ert-1 soyri
"A 90 baies and thers - yst crnsioers-''s
- rurne IN.
Tlse rssi1erioe p1-ri's1 81 or cfg :
-rrifIr tuiIfinruD TbDnEt Re rounre-i
ue nrs ne l1~res1 tyrr ir rtis c-r-riT- =
30 ina hotei nrd . rrt,a-nI tarE -
rr1pcssd-
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Bishop Quinlan's Fy neral.

MOBILE, March 13,-At yhe funeral o.
Bishop Quinlan, to-day eight bishops and
forty priests were within the sanctuary
rails. Bishop Elder celebrated the pontiiical
mass of requiem. Bishop Gilmore, Of
Cleveland, preached the sermon. The
cathedral and streets adjacent were crowded
with people, After mass the procession,
formed of military, police, firemen, benev'
client societies, clergy, orphans and Sisters
OF Charity, moved with the remains in the
hearse through the principal streets OF
the city and back to the cathedral, when,
after further religious rites, the body was
deposited in the bishops tomb.
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Bastrop.

P,gTpoP, March l2.-IsPcclall - Last
night the heaviest rain fell that We | ave
had in this section for some time.
Mr.. w. n. Preston, the architect for the
courthouse. is in town to-day.
The commissioners court meets t1-mor-
row 10 consider the bids of construction for
our contemplated courthouse.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 10.-Advices of the
horrible murder OF two women living on q
farm fourteen miles from here, on Lafayette
pike, reached this city after ., o'clock this
morning. The victims were Mrs. LUCINDA
Forman, a widow, aged 80 years. and her
maiden daughter, 81 years old. They lived
alone on their farm. One of the bodies was
found outside of the house under pile OF
straw, and the other in the kitchen OF the
dwelling. An axe was the instrument used
to accomplish the deed. Very few particu-
lars and no clue to the murderers yet. A
coroner went out from here, but has not re-
turned.
Very little additional information has been
received in regard to the murder OF Mrs
Forman and daughter. The coroner has
not returned. The greatest. excitement
prevails in the neighborhood, but nothing
has been developed to discover the guilty
parties. An attempt was made three weeks
ago by unknown parties TO enter the house,
and on another occasion an attempt was
made to overcome the inmates with chloro-
FORM
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TrIEE, March - -Ispeoiai.l-At meet
ing last night strong bose COMPANY va
Organized. with the election Of the follow
ing officers. President. John Durst; vice
president. Jahn Brown: f0reman, lohf
B D8ueias. assistsnf fnremsn- L. VI iood
second assistant f1rdmEu; H ID hocE
ersmith; steward. J. 2 Aartin; secretsry
f.,1is n. Ho.stils- t-easur.r. O. 3. P0rter
A hoot-ana-lsddar cunpsny fs 70 b %
gsuized soon. uhsch uiI c0fupiste TIE oe
partmrnt.
Fr-C8ndurtrr WillisB Ramsv. IN q sui
sreiusf the Teras A 81. Louis rsiiray c1fn
tsns Cor 81 on. recovered $50 IN TIE di'
fricf c1urt to-dny.
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Ferris.

FERRIS, March 13.-[Speciall-A bold
burglary was perpetrated here on last night,
between the hours Of - and 4, O'Clock.
Burglars entered the Dost-office at this
place. and succeeded in blowing 10 pieces
the outer door Of the safe by means Of an
explosive substance. Three holes were
drilled, and the work was skilifully done,
showing them TO be professionals. They
did not get the door leading to the main
vault omen, consequently the contents OF
the safe remain undislurbed. Nothing has
thus TAR been missed from the Office except
one case Of pocket books, which were taken
from the show case. One hundred dollars
reward has been offered for their identifca-
ton. Officers are requested TO be on the
alert
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virgins and the weather.

tTfNFN lNNinFs
New YORK. March l0.-It appears that,
of all sailing vessels cleared yesterday and
to-day, whose agents were yisite d
which had departed, according to the bell Ell
of the latter, not one was signalled as hav-
ing passed Sandy Hook bar.
NEW ENGLAND.
BosTog, March l0.-A northeast rain
storm SCI in at 1l:45. The velocity Of the
wind is Twenty-Five miles, and the temper
AZURE IS. The barometer is 20. 30, and
slowly falling. A heavy rain storm pre-
walls at Providence, Rhode Island, and at
Newport the wind is rising and blowing
A special from Newport says ire
mendous sea tides, which are
very high nov, now. reS %arv to noo the
are extremely nervous. The beach roars
as il has not done for years, and "Spouting
Rock" is sending columns Of water TO an
unusual height. A telegram from High.
land Light gives the wind as southeast, and
fresh, with indications Of severe gale
coming on from Boston.
PLYMOUTH, MASS, March lO.-A storm
began at noon, and 1t is now raining hard,
aHd the wind blowing violently and in
creasing from the northeast with a very
RosTox. MAS, March 10.-Last report
from Thatcher's Island stated the wind
was blowing 46 miles an hour, and increas-
ing.
ATsT. yoHS, NIB.
81. JoHN, n. B., 1O.30 p. m.l-lt is rain
ing and blowing terribly. Few people are
on the streets. Many stores closed early.
All small vessels hauled irto the slips and
put out additional fsstenings. In the bay
the gale 10 very stiff.
BELIKVEs IN hin.
E.rs.s CRY. March 1O.-The report
comes from KyandOtte that an aged Ger.
man named Bruen, IN anticipation Of Wig
gins storm, ding q small cave on me
premises and stored Il with provIsions
To-day. accompanied b. uis family. be oe
scended into the cav. aud closed up ms
door. ed. at the iasi .5rt. - sill IL n
waitiug developments.
OF THE CAEoLrNA COAST.
WagHrreToE. March ia storm o
ereaf enerRy. which first appeared ct mid
night on the North Carolina coast. ha'
pursued q northsasterly track, and IL nov
central rear Delsysre break wn,er; Dsn
eeTous northeast winds are anticipated 70
dav and tonight, on the View EnglaDt
coast, followed By clearing vesther ans
westerly winds
ZEE rOrTHwEsI.
CHfcaeo. March l0.-spsciAls 70 the A
snciared Press. from al parts Of the north
vest. report HRhf Gov and Winds e mani
poinfs, bit 10 very severe Storms IN
ueathsr In Dakota Il clear- In northerl
Nfunesota there are hign winds. a1d =
threafsninr NOV. In Wisconsin y = s1os
inr. drifinr badly. At Marquette 4
bl5rirr . Enls and TIE snOE l. driftinl
hsdly.
~ EGIIrAL-
HarrFar- Ma-ch l1.-Hin1 west, rnool
rrte- clundr- r1errnurneter p
Hnrrar N 3 BE ,. m-l-Nate
f-rnkinr orsr scr1e ri ne wnsrves and .
L. lsTH "a orrErL Il -
nr hcur 4 III r-111t J rtlrn lcrsr =. -,
~Ir1pr.rs sd tts Mn Ski falirf- Gre
err1tsrsrIt r.-srniIs I'D = r.. - pror.eri
O. ~ rrtE fns Inus1s- k<porit r1'
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lew, steel FPrines, hIcke
TS rsfP k TIN jsfiscjifsicii1s
AND SOUNDING BOARDS
~ Useful Stops.
I Colo, sft. tone, Q Molodin.
3 Clnrahella ( Manual Cub
Hans, 10 II. tone. bBourdon,
10 n. tone, G saxaphone, 4 NJ.
tone. 7Ylol dl GAMBIA, SIT
iune. eDlapason, q u. tone.
0 Viola Dolce, Z Il. tone. 10
GRAND Expressione, 3 IT. tone.
II French Horn : Il. tone.
I2 Harp AoliaI., q Yox Ha-
NINA, 4 Echo, 5 IL, u. tong;
Clarionet, 0 II. tone. ~ Yoix
SIT. tone. ls Violina,
~ tann 10 VoN Iubl-
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RAIYS 21STOp BEETHOVEN ORGANS EQR oNLY s19

lante, n land ffs. tone. % rlcooio, Z
idoabies the power Il omleslrsl
Forte. y GRAND Organ Knee stop.
"a Rlaht Knee Stop y Automatic
Va 10 Stop. % Fight Duplex Dam<|
per. ~ Lcft Du, - pa.nocr'
TEN SETS REEDS
golden roFdUE RKEpa, ratonted.y
1sL SCI char7afng scaacttonsRe>ds
ed. SET Edm0ps GrfHoh Horn Reeds
30, Set BeuHitIri IlccQl0 h.lsds.
9th. SCI yabffonfe Yiol.na ksfds.
9th. Set I1OineyJiil Ssb- Bass Reeds.
eth. SCI Sheet F0lr Ceicsfe Rssd9.
9th. Set or he Soft Cello Reeds. q
Sth. Set III Dilicidnd Roeds.
9th, Set Of Dfapason Reds.
4 9th. Set ClOffOgef or Celeste pfC61
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N MANUhI9. Thla organ N
Drgan.bul ldoru' art, y 4. very
arnnco. Tlhndsome solid black
walnut caee, profuaaly orna.
mented with noat hand cary.
inga. Manufactured no az
not TO take tho dirt or dust,
Thoroughly seasoned and
kiln dried, will stand the t'st
Of any climate, handsome
rubbed Varnish finish and
pollElicaryod and ornament
I'd with Grnbesquo designs
IA gold. 1T IS BUILT 70
LAST NOT FOR SHOW. It
81 deserving Of q place In
tho millionnlro's parlor and
would ornament the boudo.r
OF q princess. Contains
lamp Stands, Pocket Tor
Muata Tr,olln (Qlffnr.ierbt Roll
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~ rrIT r1eI1teFE 81 Ihs c1tI1ff TFess1i
e. re nsstlnE -to-11T ve-s sscrsi.r p.
T-rlI-|r'I. rraar. 1eIIer. Cnnu1Ier nu1 lin
rrlr- ser1nrT FORE wss 90 ~ - nttsnd-
- r'nrtrnEEtfr-re1E-1l and ntturneT-Esn-
"a - cut 81 ne ctT-
lta ~ rers-E iUr-e-I1n nrn1ng On
- II ~. r-<zrr-T tspxrtnerl tLHt A.
.'s.s-. Irs-su-E HTnr1 VI - ~
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OF TIE eAEoLrSA COAST.

WssHrEeToE, March ia storm q
great energy. which first appeared at mid
night on the North Carolina coast. has
pursued q northeasterly track, and IL nov
central rear Delavare breakwnter. Dan
Porous northeast winds are anticipated 10
dav and tonight, on the View England
coast, followed b. clearing vesther and
~nu1r~Ir wr1rra
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The Nadeesscar treaty vas ratified et the
rfnfe ceuartmeut this afternoon
One Of the specific objects Of The VISIT o.
he Nadagnscsr embassy 10 this country
- ~ uerfect the treaty co1clnded by
CouruI Robinson In Nay, 1881, and laie.y
rrfifef br the sensfe- The enroJs e.
hfbrfed full power from tne queen
10 eruounre her rnflbcation, nnd requested
fi.9f he errhanrs q rnrifcHtiOns might Be
rnn1e here. No ohiection uns made ~ TIE
urssidert. and r0-dsI TIE anba.ssoors
r7rfs frrrr<rnsut. and rrade ths ercnanEe.
ne t-saty hns bssn procIsime1 ~ tns
r|~rridert-
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Ths stats 1eprtn>1i h.s rses,ys1 ! ~ ..i n
r--1~r-r.r.r-.I fr|ntirs - he erection q
- rnrrrrl ~ fns $3.50 - r y. -1e-lc1n-
TrrrrIrirs - 1riIIst IeE1u1r elIci ~ ~
f1-rrn.Ion fh1t ui1t 10 furlne- s-erl h1rt
49, raf.r n - r1at1Er. - lrs-rrr-l1n1
f-uu ~ bc-1s FrTt-rret h1lt - -
--.1|~~r n strra ftu1 Or
49, - ur-rIT rrt''rrIr1rT -
sl-z-irr r5,- - r'--i.. . .. - -.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-15
HELrEvEs IN HIN.

Karsss CRY, March 10.-The report
comes from Wyandotte that an aged Ger
man named Bruen, IN anticipation Of Wig
gins storm, dug q small cave on me
premises and stored II with provisions.
To-day. accompanied b. uis family, be De
scended INTO the CAV. and closed Up tne
door. sd. at the las, = ri. o. - ill u Il.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-15

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-15

ST. JoHN, n. B., CO.3O p. m.)-lt is rain
ing and blowing terribly. Few people are
on the streets. Many stores closed early
All small vessels hauled irto the slips and
put out additional fssteningz. In the bay
the gale IL very stiff