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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25
we.tern Export Assoc,ation,

PEORIA, III, Feb 4-The Western Exrort
Association, after two days session, has adjourn.
ed having settled all dificultes The running
capacity remains the same, 28 per cent, and the
price for goods remains the same. Ths meeting
was harmonious. The members feal elated ovsT
the success Of the meeting
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

THE Western dealers in lime. hair, stucco and
cement are endeavoring to get up corner on
plaster. Baseball players will have to rely on
arnica and milk poultices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

THE Atlanta Constitution Is under the impress
ion that Mrs Southworth edits the humorous
column of the Chicago News. What Mr.. Field
cares for is appreciation of his efforts towards
humor rather than for personal glory, and he
will smile with content at the delicate fattery
extended by the Georgia paper.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

THE frequently repeated statement that there
the announcement that the late Joseph B. Lip
pincott the Philadelphia publisher, left SO, 500.
900 worth of personal property. The people who
wrote the books that he published will not, how
ever leave so much
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

THE new Republican State central commit
Zee will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock, at
she Denison House, for the purpose of organi-
nation
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

JOHN BURROUGHS, the bird lover, has written
letter advocating the determination of English
sparrows. He recommends making them into
pies, and says twentyfour will make pie equal
to the famous one set before the king. With
men like Burroughs in the ranks of his enemies
it is only question of time when the sparrow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

Mr.. WATTERsoN is getting well, and '1Ie
form," as it is understood in Kentucky, is
once more heard to gurgle with joy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

The lady who resorts to whip to redress real or
imagined wrongs will make q splendid wife--for
some other fellow. Your enemy, for instance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

THR sudden development of Mr. Armour, the
pork man, into ready writer. should not be a
matter of surprise. He has always been famil-
lar with pen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

THERE are forty-ive insane Cinnamon in the
asylum at Napa. Made SO, probably. by fellows
trying to talk pigeon English to them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

F. MARION CRAWFORD, the novelist, is coming
back to America to see some CT the people he de-
scribed in his books. He is very rash young
man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

THERE is IA epidemic Of horsewhippings by
females more or less mad, no less than four such
questionable episodes having occurred within as
many days in different parts Of the country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

1T is said that Miss Miller. now Mrs. Edison,
is a very beautiful woman. OF course she is.
How could she help it and be worth Million
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

PTUTE squaws do laundry work at Truckee
The people Of Truckee are not as fastidious as
some.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

IT is said that there are 1000 Basques in Cali
fornia. The number of polonaises is not given.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-25

Telephone Calls.
Business Office. .23S Editorial Rooms. 80. .242
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
sAyED FROM = TERRIBLE DEATH.
TInCen ven IH Dris0Hed ia n Bridge
Cssssou-TIncIy Bescue.

An Omaha fNeb.. special says: 4 thrill
rr- accident, .uperi.In. ,be use, n fifteen
Len, ccclrrod - tie uev Union Poetic
,r.cle which is being built 7yer tar Nil
-euri river 81 tiis POINT At 81 O'Clock fal,
.CrriTg q le-k wa- sprung in the cti-~1u
% fUe middle 81 tbc river. and before %
could Dc eau Eed it bad lllvd the IL mp
O. tte suIf3cr, thus cutting OF the e-e4 ps
90 he fifteen men Who were 70 w0Is on
tte bedrock under The river. The
Jevs q the horrible .itu atom t.
1itIy spread. ard soon thousand. a.-
-,Lted o. The .cyee. George s. LED
leTlte. chief engineer .A charge ~ iIc
work. AID lis assistant, RALPH Mod ,a-
SOD = The actress, fastened % t-e c-.-- p,
ana q once proceeded % cX'Ti-lte iLe in-
Ieri'led men. Mr. Le1terIce ron al en-
nc, With pumps attached, o. ide pier. 800
tito grrk pumping 81 water irJ1 TIE
Har. After W0IhiD- 500 hour, % Wa-
ind That tha engine was lle irIlI.e i1r
lle vcIk O. rescue. ana q a-i brig b.
@.- thu Organized amCag tie bridge cn-
rioye-. 81 c, With ropes SAD buckets, -l'F-
H.. t4ltd The water OFT q The shaft. This
vts slow l1l teliou. woik. and when t-e
-Isn bad CD iDprls ned orel t.r-1 flr-
% tie c.i-s1u rCaI.y eyers hcfE de- PAIR
u ever seeing them 1-siu alive. Finally,
90 about o'cillk. tLe water wa, eI-
l-u,tel. and Tie o. gtre saved.
When i.Cy were brought ont W.l
cheers went - from tie crowd on The
.UvcC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
ATErANr mr.nANn rerNo.
Instead Of a Remittance re Asked
Hts wife Sons!. a warrant.

4 di.Daich from Lawrence. Ms. says:
To-dcy Sig. Pierre Faurler. roe wife Of %
iquCf-6Gaicr q th'- place. received e letter
from 2 minister ~ Marquette. " icl.. say
n- thai Der husband was there All want
.l lar 90 send him go. Instead oi reni-
ting tie money she told The local police.
WIo telegraph cG o. Marquette and bad TIE
husband arrested on Ire charge If 1i-Iuv.
TwCye1rs $50 I0ucler, n1tiy, cIry-h-sd-
% Freedman. came here, and. aft start IN,
Is saloon. welded Naris Bsrger1n. Tho
was iut E,.trn rr-rs GA. sever, TIM. De
r.-.cru ont walking with JOSIE Boucher.
and VIXEN his wife reproarbed him ilr his
conduct ic Told her that JOSIE wac bis c1u-
80. lTd ti- llFe Wa. purely ~ Qlt0n.e
Dial IRE. II August hi, wife sister, Emma
Bcrgsr0U, came o. I've with the llnl'y, and
Pierre 81 once transferred Dis affections o.
'lc uDWcddei sister. several family row,
followed. On September 10Th Pierre came
hrUe.aud soon placed The establishment
iu tie ere ~ one OF hi. hrCtler>-iu-.aw. on
re following sunday The two girls dressed
LU in their Sunday attire and went ~
ureh. ArDr tie service The two met
Faucher. and together The trio went t.
Eaverhiu. where they renamed two days.
Tie police were az ONCE pot On he hunl
fcr thr fuIaways. bUt 20 iTsce could De-
found # thcm until the letter came TO-DAY
from - an. Warrant sT- o1t c..-:-'--
Pierre With ahduc.ing tie girls. add Uhen
BE-, D. brought Lcre b. vii Doe 1rraigEeI On
he charge n bicaUy. o., Mr.. F0noler
no. i- working IN olc0l tie i-ct0rIe, q
faI River.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
TIE Professor, Turn Game Last.

j would seem almost gretuitsu, % 20
tribute 20 tL- Nod "a AtbelaI even il6
saint O. 81 cb.Qy il biz desire to appear
exclusive. u is frequently t-e case ~ the
flu TreI-rssoT-s. E4t olciiue, TIE charge
L.ay DE hilly sEsiGiled, -- tIc following
-.0ry wiz illustrate: Mr. EeuuoI JrlC-
..- family 60 BrC - Cove quite carly. and
tsfOrc tae sumner s1iourleTs bad ap-
cared TO force he lad ml8e tae Be-
4ul'utaUce u Nr. y. q genial gent, man
with q icItlC.s Ilr literary pursuits
aud natural history. AL. went Hell ''l the
frst week. sud then. my ira.aIt 20 To-,
Nr. Renuoll, in slroaug by The ,A0ra one
morning, caught Hr. n. in The very sc OF
-itiing upon q dizzy ke- down by th 1sa-
.ouses. ~ The rough -arb >Biteale ~ ma
ne studies, c01yefsiag pleasantly Is ia 2
levy q fishermen. Could Nr. Eeuir0l
ar.ieye lis eyesf ", il was true, sDd be
colby rec guized IL piazza ar4la.a.-uce.
] be Eexi morning there Has repetition OF
i.Ie fagrgnf offence % polite society, and
poor y. va given the cut direct.
Meanwhile the seaside studies and The
coniabs with the honest fisherman " ent on.
4nd the srason wore away. september
caine. and. afteI repeated rcfusals, Ar. \.
was prevailed upon Ly several u the
guests, and among them a good minister
. DO knew him well, o. give them
naiuraLhisioIy talk IN the big parioT.
al q Breezy Cove was invited,
aid when the evening came there
we're exhibitions Of huge diagrams, aad ga
lour and bali Of rapid eharcoal-dra|lng
IA illustration Of a very pleasing talk upon
al interesting theme. The company was
delighted. sBd among the first 70 come
forward It the close OF the lecture With
c0pgT1iulauo1 and fgisOme compliment
was the exclusive Mr.. ReEtrch. IL was
now ny dear Professor Us tine to be
cool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
oTTAKING ALL ROUND.
r,srHouAxH SHOCKS FELT OVER a
LARGE ARIA.
,,,,s,sa's Experisnee-To seriors Dam
ace. bu, Plsstering Knocked Down
The Movement.
.rr ,.lnsrsph . tue pispstehI

-, veTos. :. C.. October 2s.--A severe
=, t..sinr from EIGHT 70 twelve seconds,
sl,'.-,eS this morning - 2.5i. u was Ac-
eNN ..tes ~ the usual vibration 81 the
e,'...s - r1fnhling sounds. sending people
q h,,f and ia many cases into the
"H !, - considered the seyercSt since
-, shock o! August 3lsi. Beyond
- .lIire q 'ricss sud piasfcring no dan.
t't 81. hcfr hard g. The shock wss also
'--r 81 AueU,ia, Ga, Co'umbi7, :. G,
-, -rsh. Cs. Oranreburg, :. c., snd
vgrvursl.oTo'. Ca
80, rs7oN. s. C.. October %. There
lwo .isIp shocks here at 2:f5 thus
',...-.on. snd with equal severity al sum
,,.He. Co'amtls. an9 Augusta
gte frrhgu kt shocks appear to have
,-'.-.s.v,r in Charleston a. In the sd-
,'..irr star, Of Georgia and NoT;e Caro-
. .---,si d,sull ebe. have been received
.. .- tU psrfs az this and pciShbofing
800. i-cicsting that i8e seismic disturb
49,. covfreG a larger area 81 country
81 ,rv preyiol- shocks. 10 Charleston
- Il ofleG points in South Carolina the
L.tsv-rf enough 20 shake buildings,
f.-r- down loose piasiTing, aud widen toe
- inside in houses by the previous
80. bat DO less II lie l. reported from
81, Quarter sad no serious damage %
..,s-.srft TIE cuVou-bOuse here was
i,s'r ,hsbcu. the western wing 81 the
..,,i5irg lc,ag cracked and The wall sup
-.,,-io, he roof IN tbe west giving away
i,r..y TIE shock Il 2.tj this afternoon
1. 80 T. have lasted thirty seconds. II
,ti. lime was correctly takcn the shock this
,,,rrirr We. twief A. long. TIE waves
,-.,.3 north 20 south. The shocks caused
90 Interruption b. business, and although
.be peor'c were disappointed by the re-
srrin- disturbances, they hope that the
,r.. 80 Z. over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Bulgnrfa's Position.
lBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispaich.1

LONDON, October % 1t Il now asserted
that Russia has agreed not 10 occupy Bu-
gsris, and that Austria and Germany agreed
b declare the uewly-elected S0branje He
gal; 10 compel the Regency % resign, and
iorec Bulgaria 10 submit 10 Russia.
SOFIA. October % -Gadban Efendps
note to the Bulgarian Ministry notifying II
~ The understanding between Turkey s0d
kussia was written to Stambuiod IN the
form Of personal advice and was not sn
0fiicisl declaration. Gadban Efcndfs
mission as special envoy for The Porte Is
declared 10 be to endeayor b reconcile
Russia and Bulgaria. The BulgarigD
Nicister q War has gone 10 Tirroya, the
former capital a Bulgaria, 10 maze ar
TIT gemeuts for anorGing complete military
protection 80 the SObrauie during The forth
cen ine sessions.
The CONTINENTAL has Fixed tie beyiauing
% November for the trial Of the officers
under arrest for completely in tie deposi-
ton a Prince Alexander.
A sPEEbY Election oF A PRINCE DESIRED.
SOFIA, October 22.-The Regency has r.
ceivod from three hundred % the deputies
20 the Great Sobranic expressions OF de-
sire 10 have the election of q Prince tn suc-
coed Prince Alexander concluded MT later
ih1n the seGsns- sitting o. the SoDr1nie.
All these deputies declare thsi the country
requires the speediest possible settlement
Of the question. the Regency consented
10 carry ont the wishes OF the three hum
dred deputies.
PBlLIPPoPoIIs, October 22.-The depu-
tics to the Bulgarian Sobranie living here
have been summoned 70 assemble at Tir-
nova WCdnesd1y next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
aGw yOnA STOCK mangcY,

Exw YoEK, October 22.-Ths stock mar.
bet To-day showed more strength In the
nom ing bours which wns aided specially
by The buying Of Lake Shore, Louisviile
gro Nashville, end Reading by houss 9th
ioroOn connections The i'm pfosement
a. ntinusd until wed into the afternoon
when o combined attack vas mace upon
The coal stocks - well ss Canada southern
spd Texas Pscibc. scd The gains OF the
moTDiBg we're entirely WIRED out. Jersey
CCDirsl was szsin the special feature.
thorgn lie business does NOT bear 80 large q
proportion 10 the rest OF tho market - IL
has - late. The northern Pacific gronp OF
stocks we're Doticeably nFm In the face OF
ihe general weakness upon the prospect Of
afjurstment of dimculths between the
different compf nice Western Union was
slso roiicssbly nrmer under good
buying. Toe market opened higher
prices having advances OF 1.ssE- Prices rose
without much Interruption uDtH the neigh.
bOihood Of O'Clock when an iDeress> ia
sR,oDDttf business done was noticed. &c
compaDied by dec ded geakL ess OF the CO.
tire Iist. Pfices were carried down Dcog
tie opening figures before z o'clock and =
fftcIional rally succeeded IN bringing she
fnsl prices small fractions above the Lowest
~ tire Gay, the market clOsiog quiet add
STEADY. Every thing on the sstiVe lis, is
over Tonight except Lake SaOre, which
sbCDea gain 81 x, but Nickel Plate prefer.
ied 3 Gown ~ Jersey central ~ or goo
Nasica ION aud Texas Pscirc each. Cana
% southern ~ and otaers fractional
amounts. sales, $50. eco shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
4 HUSBANDS TRIALS.
An TnfatThfuI Wife Causes Him 10
shoot an UngratefuI Brother.
u telegraph % the DIspsieh


CUEYESNE. " YoNINC. October 22.-News
reached here lest night from Carbon that
John :. keTr, si0ck-groweT, residing on
Fix mountain, Wyoming shot his Younger
troibcr, W. I. Kerr. yesterday. The frou-
he originated from the fact thst while J.
:. Zen was away from home his brother,
whom be Lad educated and nuTtured. took
tbe opportunity 10 beiray his wife and ruin
his home. His son. . boy some seventeen
years Of axe, first told Mr.. Kerr 81 this state
q affairs in biz house, hold. J. :. Kerr in
med lately decided all his property 20 his son.
snd went Ont into the would a pennies
and heart broken man. He tired - hide
hi, trouble. but the facts were too Dotori.
Gus 10 be entirely covered. Finally an A.
tempt was made 10 roo the son Of his tile
10 the property decided him by his father,
sud 9 controversy brought he father back
90 the scene. In irving tOsctfle The matter
with bis brother hot words Cnsuci. and
V. j. Kerr shot II bis brother, TIE bah
taking elect In biz leg. J. :. Kerr, tbe IN.
iurtd husband. SHOT back and m3rtally
wounded V. =. keir. J. :. Kerr a.
ycsr represented Carbon county 10 IN.
lower house % the legislature. and VS.
chosen speaker Of the House. Hri- gen
eraiiv esteemed wherever known. ana THE
sympathy of the people /, with him ia bi.
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
EraSfAN xEHfLIsrs ESCAPE.
Three ef Them Resch San Francisco
EoW Tflsy Got Away.

A -cn Francisco special say: I1e
,ir1asc't Uil publish Tomorrow % ac-
count q The ccape ol three NIliiisi from
SIBERIA ard ter arrival iu tals ciF -
Gently. u was 0niy y accident Tat .helr
presence here became known, and 20 ielT-
ful are ttey o. ,ha power y the Russian
Government ihat t-ey reuse % give Their
.Urucues alG were Ter. la1ed a. ,l.k Only
CD solemn promises t84i their place @,
abode should me- bc GiYI'gtd. T1cy c-a-
Tot .peak q word q Lng.-l. Tie
mtn gre known only ly t-e.r given
ufmts, which are Dsue.ri. Fass.ll,
ud ivan. bot thclT friends vii dol5i-
,e-s recognize lLfn from tie accom-. q
t5eir txptriCacr.. The Ucn -re aged r.
,peciiyely .oIty.tTc, il.rfy-siX, aud thirty
i've years. but tie7 looA much q .tr Cd &C.
count q ihc halsl.p- tl+ hey have ua-
dCrrcle. They we've active members oI ile
CIEt Aihillsi society lD Eussil, ana Tor O
long tUe were successful 10 elua4ng TIE
tfogts q toe police 10 capture them. out
orc 1iebi 10 lss3, V Lie present -t q meet
iIE u studCrts 10 Kiei, i4e 5ou,e Was -JT-
rounded hy troops and tAiriy-ioor Aisi.ls,s
were arrested. Dcmeiri W8s making
.rtcrh wien arrested, sud was Sglt-Dced
% rs euty-fye years ia siberia, while Va
III ,rd Ivan were gwen ten yeaIs each.
and sll we're forbidden ever % return u
I.u,sla.
CB April Il. lSS3, a party Of 900 exiles
Ifft Odf-.E rs steamer Tor Yladlyostosk ia
.he SUE canal. The three friend, lad been
Tod hat on tie vessel they would be given
s..istgEcc rs ceraiD O1Bcers, - hon they
would rtccgn.Zc By certain signs; aud this
irovta True. 20 that Tie Otherwise terrible
ycvaee wa. considerably ame!!orated. The
food wss yeTy poor and lie acconnoda-
lions tie scauiiest For the greater part0i
fre TINE he eXiles were sept under guard
betNeen 00ks. Tie vessel stopped
m ~uez. ~ireaporr. and Shanghai
for supplies, DUt the pTisoner' were
"a clc.flv watched thgt escape Was
ftpuogsible. AfiCr voyage OF sixty
Two GAYS lbe vessel finally reached NlsdlTo-
sleek. Ten rDca and iNO ~oulen had died
on he passage. Here TIE tGree friends
we're sgferabiy surprised . and among TIE
o;ieers q ihe guard Trend, who made
hirnseh kn0Au by signs. ara gave item
what assistance be cculd WITHOUT aurAciing
ATTENTION. The three Tore -oon after sent
70 Oula. on the AMOR river where they
Eemasned two years. LSeD' tn.9eeh vac
nsgstf rlousls.cxeIted Influence OF irien1s.
they we're sent back 10 iadis0siocs, an1
ffsir duties were sUeb thai teet bao esn-
eidsrsl,le freedom - oofnpsTed ~hh et9efs.
In JnBe the nan-ci-waT N9skFa Wa Al
gladiyostcck. anG Il Rss given "ut she was
going hcfne ria san fraUcisco. ! ne three
Nihlisss disguised themselves ana stose on
Lo1rd 10 ibs darkDess. taxing taeir places
~ lrsnlnrs az The ele.. Here too thef
sould fiifnds among the officers through
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
shO Protestant Episcopal General
Convention.
ny telegraph to ne DiEpsfch.l

by Telegraph 10 Inc uiEpsic1.l
CUCLG0. October 34.-In The General
Convention a TIE Protestant Episcopal
Church Rev. Il-. Goodwin Presented q
report FROM tlc Coam.tt-e on t4nen- on
tLc rsCorf = iae }oiBi Committee on Mar
mage and Divorce. ard g message OF t8e
Rouse 4 p hops ou tie sane Ell 20. Will
which rle ccUmlge- wa. unable agree,
c'lber .u whole OF in port. TIE c5m u'it"c
recon 4tnded thai tie Hog-e o.! DeQliie,
Jo not concur ~ tae message from the
House = BisIJI9. and recommended tu-
adoption ~ q canon providing that mar
RACES not authorized Us Gods Word ~
rr awful. That ministers adm0nish from
iimet slime that The Church f1r5i3s dan
de.isre m1rr.sres. declaring tl3t public
solemn zgfion oi marriage ought not % De-
G--rfu-rd Uit3, t,-ae7. f1r good a0e 'u.i-
cisrt Cause; thai 30 minister sl1H solemn
iza tle marriage = p5r.pns under ci-l, ga
vtlr- ci age lIie-s parents or laNiu GUAR
lisus age present. " have given cons 70 30
.r.iis1: tl5t mari -r nay E'- he c.-
-. .feH except io- 2-uIicrs; that the gli 8
r-Irv Go q divorce SUIT te prohibited ir1u
arryHe Gain iuIirc The life IS .1- 9i.tT
s.slrg. Tie report 7fe1t on TIE clieA-'r.
IvaNofe of IS 10 - 10 was agreed ia5
.-ifo.fia. er~ f1r jle remainder ~ tae
s. r. -tlllG urf b- reduced, and the Con
EItti.- .tcuruC- Et cie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
The Car Shoots a Count.

by AnglO-AmerlcRnc cable 70 he Dispatch
YIEySA, October GA rumor that the
Gar had been killed spread Ike wiidfire in
This city yesterday. IL probably had IT.
origin in the shooting OF an officer by the
Gar. II seems that Aid-de-Csmp and
Counsellor-of. state Count Reutecn was
awaiting the Gar m the Royal Palace.
Tile weather being warm, the Count IN
buttoned his tuRic. The Gar returned
sooner than was expected, and Reu,ern
arose burriedly and began 70 rebutto0 bis
tunic, whereupon The Gar, thinking that
the officer was about to draw a weapon,
shot him dead.
BERLIN. October THE Germln En-
bsssy 81 -. Petersburg telegr9ph- that there
Is no basis 81 truth for the st0ry that an
sid-de-camp had been shot by the Car.
LONDON, october 22.-The Russian AN
b.sad0T, who i out Il the city. telegrapls.
in response 10 an inquiry. that the rumof
circulated IN Ni,nna Yesterday that the
Gar had been o. .assinstej Was entirely
without foundation.
LoNDoN. october 22.-The story that The
Czsr lately killed the Baron Ee.lu-n, one
80 hi, aides. with q sabre while under The
inpTcs sion that The Baron was about .
rake an attempt on bi> the Czir's, iie, Is r.
iierated IN sdyicrs from -. Peter Jurs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

opening between 20 and 800 feet long, run.
ming north 20 south, and 200 feet wide from
The east 10 the west side. The slsse-beds
run IN The latter direction. and Il was In
order 10 work these that tunnels were dug
In both the east and west sides. The TIM
mel ID the west side was the scene al 10.
DAYS sad calamity, whereby a father and
son lost their lives and several Others mar
row,y escaped the same fate.
This turDel extended west about sev,g5ty
fect from the edge 81 The quarTy, aud be.
ginning with width ~ 1850 feet I; became
nsrrower a. II approached the west. where
" was approximately seyenty.fve FEET wide.
Located about ten feet back on the surface
over The tunnel was a derrick, such as Is
commonly used af quarries, and Eve feet
further there was a small railroad track
used 70 convey stones, etc, 20 the spiitiing
shsBiies near by. /. was on q spot a little
west ~ this track that David Evans, Sr.,
the father, David Evans, Jf.. the son. ana
August SPADE. The engineer, stood when
The first warning was beard that the mas
sive Quantities 81 rcck, dirt. etc, under
their feet aud which ovoraung the tunnel
10 the delth IL seyenly-tiye or eighty feet
vas about 20 fall.
IL was with the portion that went fret
list the father fen. and the son. dazed aud
thoroughly scared, stood for an instant.
ttCp, with another crack, be. too, was
ihrown 10 the bottom, where they both lie
underneath thousands % tons o. rock. dirt,
and slate, which viii take months 70 re-
move. The location q their bodie. is not
known, ard they IDay not be recovered for
weeks. Gangs 81 men were Immediately
set 10 work, and every effort VIII be made
T. hasten IL. David Evans, Sr.. leaves a
wife and daughter, residing in Millport.
village about three miles from the scene Of
tse accident.
Al the first warning August Spade, the
engineer, who stood with the father and
SOD. ran back and thus escaped q certain
0tsth. JaTrei Farber and Willard Hunt.
two Other employees. also made narrow
escape. a. but few minutes previous they
were eugoced AZ work at the same place.
The Sterling Slate Company manufacture
roofing slate, blackboards and other slate
productions. Mr. J. II. Rudolph Is the SUI
Veuniendcui, AMI bad under him about
thirty men and boys. Tho compauy's loss
i estimated ai between $4,000 and $1,000.
Further eGving IN is feared. az there are
many assures on several sides d the quar-
~. No blame il attached 10 the company
for The accident. and the same tunnel was
Yesterday pronounced safe by practical
snd prominen, slate-worker Of .bis place.
Il Wa not yet time for tie men 20 begin
work IN tie tunnel, or more deaths would
doubtless have been the result
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
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