The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-22
NEWS OF THEDAY

auilng heavy gale on Sunday.
Al Bufia'o, n. L., by the giving way Of
temporary bulkhead at the Niagara elevator.
Oh Saturday morning, Thomas Daily was
buried In the grain and suflocated, William
Ryan, John Ward and Michael Ryan were cut,
bruised and internally injured.
Owing to the dizziness in the cotton trade
at Montreal, Can, the Hudson Mil has further
reduced It's production by fifty looms, and o
large number Of hands have been dismissed.
The mill has $3.50, 900 worth Of white cottons
on hand-enongh to supply all Canada for siI
months
An accountant reports that $4,000 ro-
ceiycd by the City treasurer Of Newark, N. j.,
prior to 1876, is unaccountcd for.
w. ii. Richards, postmaster at Clarksburg,
W. Va, and editor OF the Weekly Telegrdpp
was shot Saturday morning, by A. O. Osborn.
There l. woman in the case.
"A special train on the Pan Handle road,
carrying ex-senator Thomas A. Hendricks and
also number Of pumed knights from Wheel
ing, W. Va, collidcd with handcar Saturday
morning at daylight and John Fentz, boy Of
twelve years, and Thomas Waldon, q trackman,
were killed. No one on the train was injured.
A heavy fog prevailing ut the time caused the
accident.
james Kelly, OF seth street and avenue A,
New York, k,whlle rowing through He'll Gate
Sunday was upset. lie was rescued BY Tyler
Gibson. This makes twenty-one lives which
Gibson has saved.
The boiler Of steam threshing machine
on the farm OF GOttlieb Druze, at Saltwater,
Mimi, exploded Friday evening, instantly
killing Broze and severely injuring the en-
ginecr and one Of the helpers.
"A 'aboat containing John Boyd, Donald
Morrison, John Glllis and Jonathan Gllis, OF
Baddeck, capsized during squall, near Bou-
lardarie, N. s., Friday evening, and Boyd and
the Gillises were drowned.
"A dispatch from Ott0wa, Ont, says: An
Order in Council has been passed allowing
steel for shovels and spades Of not less than
eleven or more than eighteen wire gauge, and
costing not less than s75 per ton OF 22i0
pounds to BE- imported free OF duty by manu-
facturers Of slioyes and spades for the pur-
pose OF manufacture until the next session Of
Parliament.
AT Ottawa, Ont, II is feared that large
herd Of cattle, which was being driven from
Montana into Canada, has been appropriated
by Piegan Indians.
"A tortoise that had been enclosed in
solid block of ice since last winter was cut out
at COrnwall-on-tle-lludsO and revived ON ex-
posuro to the sun.
A bullet thrown at girl in q Lowell car
fridge factory, TO awaken her, lodged in her
ear and caused her death.
The Grand Opera House at Bethlehem,
Pa. with several adjoining buildings was dc
stroyd by fire.
The total registration in New York city on
the iirst day was 7i,S73. against " 5ss the
first registration day IN 1880.
"A Cuban ilibusiering expedition from New
York has landed at Las Villas.
-Diphthcria prevails with great severity in
Montreal aud other Canadian towns.
The steam cutter to defend the Maryland
oyster beds in Chesapeake Bay il now ready
10, the expected war with Virginia and other
oyster pilatcs.
The wife Of Justice William T. Clarke was
burned 10 d ath at Vienna, Fairfax county,
Va. owing to the explosion OF kerosene oil
can.
The second line Of tho Commercial Cable
Company has been completed by the landing
Of the shore end at CansO, N. 3.
The Minister of Justice Of tho Dominion
of Canada says the United States Government
is responsible for the present condition OF the
Extradition Treaty.
After stubborn resistance OF xix houis
,he Chimes, we've routed in the valley of thC
Loo Chuan river by the French forces.
The news Of the victory OF the Mudir o
| DongoIa at liorti has caused many of the re
| Lcllious tribe TO submit.
| -Adviccs received in London state that tn,
| steamship Miramar, while on voyage iron
| Yokohama for Hong Kong, foundered ut sea
| All hands ON board were lost with the excep
| ton of two Chinese.
| Two men we're killed and one fatally in
| iured bv railroad collision near Omaha oi
| Wednesday.
| The American whacr Seine was total
lost at Cape Frio, two OF the crew beinI
| drowned.
| I'll, Indians of British Colombia, at Met
| lakchoa, are at daggols' points over the quar-
| r,ls of two missionaries, the Rev. MIR. Duncan
who has been there for years, and Bisho
Ridley, sent out to dsplace him.
| r. Wilson's barn and sheep sheds, nea
)orclcana, were burned. Six hundred shee
pcrishei in the flames. The loss is $40, 900.
| "A carriage containing George and Alic
Hall, of Stamford, W., was struck by an eN
press train at Greylock crossing, NJ Norl
Adams, Mass, on Wednesday nSht; ana @ DO.
Of the Occupants instantly k'llen; inoy wol
tie only children OF an aSea w,uow 'r, a"u LIN In
en- visitins lllehus Al ioMn"i III ,,iio, 'I,i
mans 9ouy rem rem ,u,u mu Ia iadv S' was ,hrdwn bn,
the BODY OF .he !vuhR siw navy ma' lonJin, on %
dred ito' nom ,no ,,o oros,"6i loSoi 81 the track
bank Ten ice. auo'c 'i'' 'e'0' VI wy
The most aiSaS,tonss.on ,nn,, W. y,,t oamsr
Harrisburg, Ia, ~ "Vu' nrnnor,y e'
great DESTRUCTION Vi Iiop''T' ,,o
Ten men employed III lle Gohs,ruG.,on % T'.p;l.0
tunnel to supply water from LAKE miulS" ;aEa Hr
for Chicago were blown ya,lnS,r lntS tue 'aAo 'y
storm and drowned on wednesday.
The court martial to investigate the loss
the English gunboat Wasp. winch was W.. wrecS n
recently on Tory Island, ionna Una. .hv - u
aster was due to the absence OF care eil" T%o " an
attention IN navsaS u ,hS crow v were ACQUITTED
vlying members vi 'n' Wv" "'
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forty men, was ,,, sua,'uvn w Ar,h whom