Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-23

un,e the VII" nuu iour.n stories OF the
P,uNer nouse we're pu,neu' Inc ma
0ooi partially insured.
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.on a Soma, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Carr streets for the monpfactnre or
saddlerv bnrlw,re and oba,rs w,s
e,,n,..,e,y a..t,oy.d by Nro,I,,on
iny onjy Ina aciiv,. ,yark nriba d.,
,nen nyevon,,d y r,,ost J,.ss,rans AZ
o. ,hare ~ = l,,,. 1,,,,,n,i ~ ,,aI,,a m
nd cnnb,spii1s i,ro,,ariy i'Iap,,''
irhe total loss ~ W,lann% nna h
sho ooo. ~ eli ia aured 80
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HA RrEoRD, CONN, Aug. a2.--The
deliberately carved Italian marble col.
umn of Gov. Il. ID. Morpan and IN,
mausoleun at Cedar hin cemoterv
WINS ruin. d ly fire Last night. me
Temporary house built around II To pro.
tect the carver at work was burned and
tne neat was suillolent 10 rum the
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an rx.uus,ny roA,S puS ,sro
Sr....on ~, A.. 90 o.,
o'"."i'"' i'I'' aug nu"-
day-schooi excursion Tram, consisting
Of fifteen heavily loaded cara, left here
this mornlup. when nearing lts DIES.
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I,,, ""eeo, M" .'oa.."B we
Illinois Cehtrni track me iourth coach
was run ihto ny trhlh on the later
r3Au, James rem was Killed ana
"oVn. nu"Hen o'hcrs were more OF less
seriously nurt' TWO or three VIII
P,oohp'y uio. me engineer OF me
iIhnois Cehtrai Tram claims that his
cInKes REUSED 70 WORK.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA MIME DISASTER.
SuAMoilIN. PA. Aug, 22,-The
..y..n man hur,.d In ar.apbaols ,ol.
- NJ - .,l.,i..,a -,
ncfy near 'h,s place "cra ''c'''is VI
death from black damp. Their names
are WIN. TAYLOR, married; VIM. Carl,
,r.rr,.J. p.tri,L u..I,, n.rr;.d'
~
Wm' ShahRweil'r, hlnrIie"i VIM
Fox, married; Robt. White, single
Not since the frightful accident AZ the
Sepy clay works years ago has this
town been 30 terribly excited M
Il was yesterday when the news of the
disaster spread about. The Greenbnck
colliery IA located about two miles
east ri .shanloisin. On "Wednesday
morning the Buckridgo colliery ON
lte,,shaw and johnston tract was
discovered To he on Are, The mouth
of the slope was shut an. The Green,
back coliiery lies next TO the Buck,
ridge on OunIton and prady's tract
"A space of iIftcen wards intervening
When the fire broke oul
a. n. Whiting and other mining ex
perts made an examination and de
cided to drive a hole from the Green.
hack into the workings of the Buck
ridge. The msn who were engaged IN
driving the hole worked nll night aut
had made good progress and every
thing at day-break seemed favor
Able 10 the rlans adopte,
for extingulshing The fire. by [,
o'clock. however. The fire had burned
through In, M workings to the wate
level and great quantity of gas begnr
10 p,neIrate into The Grcenback work
ing and tho men whose names are
given we're oyerooma before the,
conid ret ont Of reach. Valentin,
Dopen, made an effort To recover IN,
bodies and narrowly escape,
loling his own life. Everythin,
possinle Ia being done 4
reach them, but no doubt exists o
their fate. Eleven mules are suppose,
Ia Ina sn,othured or burned. The fir
Ia burning more fiercely than ever
Both the colllcries are likely to be
tmai joss. Tie ureenback and Buck
ridge ,llieries employ over 800 mcl
and boys. The tlre started In the IA,
house and the flame assembled rapidly
All the tmbers which supported tn