Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-01-03
goods merchant died on tie 2sth OF consump-


goods merchant, died On the 2sth OF consump-
tion.
Miss Belle Dodson, Of Mclean County, Ill,
was run over and killed by q railroad train at
Joliet, on the 28th.
CHARLES Krstehmar. 8 Chicago livery man,
manner as to break his neck.
assRichard Barrett, a laborer living at Cieve.
land. was notified on the 9th that he had
fallen heir to S4o, 600 worth of property in Ire
land.
Some one attempted to blow up the state
26th. by placing a keg of powder with lighted
fuse in one Of the corridors The only dan,-
age was broken :5fkss. --....--
By the breaking OF bridge on the Chester
and Lenoir narrow guage road near Charlotte,
N. G.: on the 9th, the engineer and fireman
were killed. II z -
A socialist labor congress is in session at
Baltimore.
John Furlong, pioneer settler of AIilwau-
kee, died suddenly at his residence on the
26th. ~
A train struck sleigh at a crossing near Lii
Two men were killed during the burning OF
furniture factory al st. Louis on the 25th.
An explosion OF gas in Pttsburg livery
stable on the Gath killed several valuable ani-
mails. %, ~ w. sso.ss- 7s3-h4s
A locomotive got stuck in snow drift near
was exploded by snow getting in the furnace,
and the fireman and engineer were killed.
Lisbon, Portugal, was touched by slight
shake of earthquake on the 22d inst.
The steamer Bolivia sank in the Clyde, Scot
land, on the 22d inst. No lives lost
By an accident at Memphis. Tenn, on the
22d al. Smith. o brakeman was killed, and
George Stock had a leg broken.
Two men were killed near Providence, r.
l., on the 22d by railroad snow plow.
Smoke.
The Van Egmond woolen mills at Seaforth,
Ont, burned on the 2Sth, involving loss of
Wilmington, Del, suffered to the extent of
S75, 600 by confagration on the 28th.
Six stores and several other buildings at
Orangeburg, S. G., burned on the 28th. Loss
$45,00O. SS
"A fire in the business portion Of Saranac,
Mich, on the 9th, caused Q loss Of $15, 900.
Fire in the. oil store Of Ward & Co., New
York. on the ha 9th, destroyed property to the
The Commercial Block, together with five
stroyed by fire on the 9th. Loss s45,O00.
The saw.mill of Lombeau d Noll, near New
Orleans, burned on the 9th. Loss Ss5, ,OOO..
, % shoe factory at Athol, Mass, burned on
the 18th. Logs sc, 900.
Fire destroyed part of the Utica On. W
Match Factory on the 26th, involving loss of
The Lafayette Touring mills, at Chippewa
Falls, Wis, burned on the 25th. Loss SS5, 900.
Fire in st. Louis on the night of the oath re-
suited IN a total loss of S22O,000. Another
confagration on the morning of the 25th caus-
ed loss of about $120,000.
The flour mill of George G. Thieleman, Cape
Girardeau, Mo-, burned on the oath. Loss
100000.
Fire at Red Wing, Mimi, ,on the 26th de-
stroyed property to the value of $26,OO
+ The lumber mill OF Osterhout, Fox & Co.,
at Deer Lake, Mich, burned on the 22d. Loss
100000. =
The entire village of venio, Switzerland was
destroyed by fire on the 21st inst
The stables Of the Cambridge Horse Railway
Company, Boston, burned on the 22d. Loss
$4,000. - .s5s 3 q , , q
Fire at Memphis, Tenn. on the 22d de-
stroyed storehouse occupied by the Miburn
Machine Company Loss S35, 900. ~ -
The cottonseed oil mills Of Boggett & Great
house, at Temple, Texas, were destroyed by
fire on the 22d, involving loss of $40. 600.
, Ere in the insane asylum at Wards Island,
New York harbor, in the 2lst, damaged the
building to the extent of S25OOO,