The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
Record Of Casualties.

J. u Anderson q Co., OF Saltwater lost 31S,-
900 BY fire on Sunday.
Moak's elevator, at Lawrence, Kan, was
burned Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
Benton, Nichols Il Co.'S box factory at New
Haven, Conn, was burned. Loss, 500, 600; in
sured for $4,000.
]. Q. McCuf1och, living near St Lawrence.
OAK, lost his stocks, horses, and farm machine
cry BY fire. Loss, $l,20A.
The scenery belonging to the Kiralfy Broth
ers' around the World" was burned, in New
York, where it was stored in an ally. Loss,
$4,000.
Forty-cne horses burned to death in Ruen-
baum's stable at Meridsn, Miss, recently, and
: large mill was destroyed Loss, $4,000; In
surance light
McGregor, Iowa, suffered another bad fire
last Saturday night. The wind blew q gale,
and lower Main street was only saved by great
enort The fire originated in Austin's livery
barn
David Brunskill, 3 young man, while jump
ing from q moving train at Center Grove, Iowa,
was struck by . corner, of the car and knocked
down. He was 80 badly injured that he will
probably die. 9
Fire broke out recently in a building oc-
cupied by Gantz, jones d Co., New York deal
ers in chemicals and drugs. Loss on stock.
360,BOO; on the building, $4,000. Damage by
water TO T. Lenk l. Co, dealer il wines, %, UOO,
covered by insurance.
A boy seventeen years Of age named Boyd
set Are to three stacks of grain belonging to a
farmer named Trattles, who lives near wells,
Blue Earth county. The stacks were entirely
consumed, and the loss sustained about Sl65.
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Fire broke eut at 2 o'clock Thursday morn
ing in Monticello, Wis, and burned the Montello
bank, G. F. Roskie's dry goods store, a dwell
ing ownedbyM McCadden, Mrs. G. Schrciber's
millinery establishment, il. j. Pratt's drug
store, the opera hall and Fitzpatriok,s barber
shop.
The boiler Of q threshing engine exploded on
the farm of Leech & Nichols, at Beltrami,
Mimi. recently. instantly killing five and
mangling and scalding three others. The
Killed are: Thomas Evenden, Engineer, John
smith, John Lingwood, Chris Swanson, John
johnson. Will Price, aged eleven, and John
!orgenson, fireman, were badly scalded.
At Ackworth, Ga, twelve store buildings
were burned by an incendiary fire. Loss,
100000. and but little insurance. Among the
stores burned were those of W. 3. Pom.
NI0co q IuEu5f, ". LII. MARSH, w. b.
Brtnson, ". e Lynch, W. Il. Mccullough, J.
y. Cabot, Y. II Brunson, G. l. Burnett, and
the Office Of the Edgetield Chronicle and Elk
press. Only three stores remain
j. Mccain Of the lumber firm Of ]. S. Bill
hngs 4 Co, Fergus Falls, Mimi, met with a
probably fatal accident recently while out gun
ming. He and two companions were hunting
TOT sasse In the neighborhood of Elbow like,
and while getting into . wagon a loaded gun
was Knocked % the seat, and the hammer
striking the bottom of the wagon box, the load
was discharged. passing through McCann'a leg
below the knee.
A train was wrecked on The Boston and Al
bany railroad The express car jumped over
. log and the baggage and smoking cars were
piled on top. The sleeper remained on the
track. Engineer Davie was found under the
wreck terribly scalded and died at a. m
ductor G. Il Gould is injured. Baggagemaster
George Fairbanks was scalded Boston & Al
bany officials offered . 81, $50 reward for the
discovery Of the m,screants who wrecked the
train.