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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16
FOOD, LABOR AND REST.
The joy and Strength Which Como from
Christian Work.


Life Is made up of eating and drink
ing, working and sleeping. Food,
labor and rest occupy nearly all our
time and all our thought.
It is not strange. then. that our Lord.
who illustrated histeachings from the
commonest things of life, should have
much to say of these our constant oc-
cupations. Sleep is forbidden to the
Christian. Time and again he is hidden
to watch and pray. The repeated
command is swatch, therefore; for at
such time as ye think not the Son Of
Man cometh." So the toll of work Is
the basis of frequent parallels. The
Christian life is cslltivating vineyard
or it is trading with talents, or 1t Is
reaping a harvest and receiving wages
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16
T., international sunday.scho Lessons.

SECOND QUARTER.
June 13-Jesus the Christ. go. John Z: 37-62
June 2O-Jesus and Abraham
.,. John 8: 31-a8, and A-59
lane e7-Review. Service OF Song; Mission
ary, Temperance or other Lesson selected
by the school.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16

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bet.csn Gneo and nnn.poM :nS q rsS
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02

in @riedenIanb anseridtet bot. gapit
SEQ bat baraufbin benz senannten Sbers
btrten bic Summe pom 10. 900 ST.. Sur
gertbeiluns on bic RotbIeioenoen geianbt.
Cine eIei1e Summe iibermies Der 81. Suz
ter ben bur9 bic Iesten 8erfolgunsen 10
bart gepriiftsn @briften in Gonstins. Gu3
BITE Yropasanba bat bieien cine aniebnli9e
Spenbe iberianbt. Oas erfldrt man9en
9euten, pOBu &Om, 3.S. ben geterspfsnnis
brau9t.
Belde Wuth bic 2ibsraIsn sssen isne
rSmiiden Samilten besen, bic treu unb feit
gum Yapffe balten, benefit BITE foIsenbe
aus itaIieniidsn In beuti9e 8Idtter lbers
sssansene Rotia poq @ift unb Setter:
Scr Seuior Der altromii9sn Brin3ipe pon
gapftes @nabsn Sirf so areant o.
MIC BOrsbeie, if 5u 5rascati i'm aI'
ter BON 70 Sabren 9eftorben. DON Wares
antonio, Der Befter zines unsebeuern
germSsens, uebenbsi aud Der betannten
8iaa 8Orsbeie unb bes srOBten Gbeils Der
r0mii9en G~ampasna, 3ei@nete ft9 uOr Gls
lem bur9 fetnen f~farren, %unbeusiamen
8leritalismus aus-mas alsrbinss feline
sablreiBen S6bne ni9t absebaIten bat, 3u
Snipiratorsn sinss semifen .2ibsraIiss
mus" Az merbsn. CUR g~erbeherung bes
wabrbaft trofloien 3uftanbes s a u, 2 q g.
n a bot Sirf Borsbefe, 70 lei4t ibm bies
sewefea wdre, ni9t bas Winbeife 9etban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
Suxem6
Bereinigte Staaten.

9abier in ST. Marien rparb am
u~ersanssnsn 9isnitas 5err Setter Gisba9
nit Srdulein 6. &eiter bur9 &ep. 6. Sos
bannes ebelis setraut. Oie Braut 1T
etne 2uremburserin unb ftau,mt pon Wes
binsen.
0as SoIge'nbe, uniern 9anbsmann
Ri4oIas WflQer betreffenb, entnsbn,e1 mir
benz bemOtratii4en ugaItimOrer gorreis
PENDENT:
-aud 0i6oIaus WIIIer, Der lansiGbs
riae unb tiibti9e Sertreter bss ie6ateu Rem
Yorter SeSirfs i'm @ou9reiie, bat iest ausitnben
miiien, bas Der unbant elmer politii6en Baltei
siftiser iein tanu, ais elm Sdlansensabn. SroS
Ser pi.len Yerbienite, welde ii6 0tider mn feline
Stabt errparb, bat i'm .&ammanp" fallen lal.
fen uub einen irilden Streber nominirt. W6ilt
Ier 1T elm 8suti9= Giremburser.~
aus SeIena, Wontaua, isst uns
Elm S1retben tn 6enntniB, baB bort Elm
aus ben Serren RS. &sfler, R. &einis
unb g. 9. Sacqiemin deficiencies gomite
5000, lsie uub fdrsibe, iedsbunSert Sol.
lars IN Sotse bes aufrufs In Der r@as
sstte" seiammelt unb Dor einisen Tasen
2,5lo &eidsmart an's 5iIfscomite mad
gdtsrnad sur llnterftisuns Der geforter
ianbte. Gin vl1nbstannter" bat auein
$500. 90 beissiteuert, wie mir bas aus eiuem
tirsIi9 uns 3useianbten ,Blatte srfabsn.
&eipeet far uniere Wontana'r brobsn, bas
seist bon einem berrtiden Spferfnu.
M5s's eu9 allen ibr 9anbsIeute broben,
Der Iiebe @ott rei@li@ uerseItenl
Run, Elm Wort unter ans, ibr Rontas
mar 9ursmburssr, bic tbr Elm 10 Isa1tens
bes BeiipieI Der . q T Al bersisteit sesebeu,
sebt iest aud nod ben anbsrn 9anbslsuten
ein 8siipisl suerer s 0 d bsrsisteit, inbem
ibr aud suere S4erflein su gbren Der lies
ben @ottesmutter, Warta's Der Sr6ferin
Der 8etribten. bur9 Seitras 3ur Sttftuns
bss So9amtes II. etnes r1onumentalen Sem
tiers In Der aatbebrale 3u 2uremburs iams
melt. Wir erparteu natiirli9 einen Ses
fOrter Settras ni6t, aber aud idou cine
serinsere @abe wiirbe bantenb ansenoms
men. Let us see now, friends!
9abisr ifarb cine 90 iabrise aIte
2ursanburserin, 6rap Sdaus. tlebsr ibr
gorIeben feblen uns ndbere 4nsaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
susembnrsti&es aus 8eIsien,
Ser &rah in Nrlun.

Nm Is. DIT. baben fi1 bic @ldubiaer
Der 8ant, Berger & So. bsbufs 8epiIi.
suns zines Goncorbats periammelt. Der
8eri9t iiber bic ~finansiele Gage Der Bant
uurbe BON Srn. 8artb, &i9ter, iowie Don
9rn. Seiarbin, @eri9tsi9rsibsr porse.
leien. @emdB bieiem 8rri9te betrdst
bas Baifiuum Der 8ant etpa l 800, 900
ST.. unb bas Attiuum 4OO, 900 ST.. Oarin
iinb bic bel Der Banque rationale" iopie
bic bel Der vSociete generate" binterIesten
Yfanobrisfe ni9t sinbesriffen, wsI5e ibris
gems fur bic 9ldubiser tsiusn @ertb bas
ben. Die 90. Sob. Bapt. Berger unb
Eebeseo wObnten Der 9sriammIuns BEL.
9err Eebesco Isste bic psridisbenen gors
tbeile fur bic 9Idubissn Der Bant auseins
amber, faus iie benz ~perIansten goneorbat
suifimmen wiirbsn. gs entftano Johann
cine Idnssre Dissolution, OIL pel6er bic
So. Wi9aelis, gaiflbon, gnid unb
piette EbeiI nabmen. Sisrauf wurbe bas
proisct CUR @swdbr zines gonecrbates
iOIsenbermaBen formuIirt unb ansenom.
men:
v8ertbsiluns Der sriten 0ipibenbe, TO-
baIo 10 9roa. an Der Rafe ~sinsesablt iinb ;
grnennuns bss Germ s. g. Beraer ,um
9~iquibator Der 8anf nit sinem iabrli4en
9ebalt pon 5000 ST. unb nit ben, Ge&te,
INT 2otaI Der Bant 3u wobnen.~ Sierauf
murbe gum namsntIi@en aufrubr Der
@ldubiser 9ei6ritten. Das perIanate
@oncoroat wurbe NIT GROCER Stimmsn.
mebrbeit bewiaist.
9ei Der am Iesten Sonntase, ebenfaIs
Su Grlon itattsefunbsnsn YeriammIuna Der
interchangeable Der Nrbsitsr, ertlarte,
wte bic yRation~ melbet, Sr. Eebescos
Berger, wsIdsr Der 8eriammluna bsis
wobnte, sr abernebme bic Si9erifeIans Der
BON Der gu. arbeitertaGs BEL Der pertrads
ten Bant biuterEssten Summe pom IL, 900
IT.; aud eth aubereS, begitertes WitaIieb
Der 6amilie Berger ist bsrsit, bic Summe
surld5u5ableu. Nlio fdmen bieie Weuts
gen nod nit einem blausn auss bapon.
auf @inIaSuns bss Srn. Selier, Rotar
IN aubanse, batteu ii9 msbrsre Sinancisrs
IN arlon, bebufs 9rinbuns elmer neuen
8anf, 5uiammen9efuubeu. Oas Broiett
puroe ansenommeu anb ss purSe ausbrits
LID ausbeouusen, baB bisis aeue ,gant
tstne SapitaIien ais 9spofte aunsbmen
wiirbe.
Na4febenbs 6inancisrs baben beretts
tir cine Summe uon loo, 900 st., bebufs
@rioung Der neasn 8ant uateridrieben:
9rabbs, Senator; .. Ssi5, Oeputirter;
Settler, gtotar in Iubauss; s. Geld, No.
tar 81 Usshancp ; 6ribours, Sanbelsmann
IN arlon; @ourtoiss 9amb6, llnternsbmer
IN arlon Siuon, Snbuitrislsr in aubaase,
lorpis nod mebrere 9anbslsleute unb SSnbu:
itrisus aus arIOn. Sin 3sbntsI puros
iofort siusesabIt.
8u arIou 1T Der ebemaIise Qebrsr
9srr Rlsin am Is. Sttobsr sottersebsn
benz Ssrrn enti4Iafen. r. l.. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
0robberao8tbnm.

gu Quremburg i'm ,RDlniiden
5ofe" finb Swei Sapansien abssiissen:
Elm Secretdr bss Sanbslsminiferiums unb
iein 9olmstider, bic IN Der abfi1t setoms
men inb, bic pirtbf9aftIi9en unb ins
butrieaen @inri9tuasen bes 9anhss gu
ftubiereu.
gu Sous Bel 9temi1 aibt man fd
i1arf an ben Wetnbau. Gs werben 1000
Stif Ssslinse, Silpaner unb Bureunoer,
aus Der Stebfdule ses 5ra. 2enne besogen.
sSsSss pflan3enbe Bereinss Mitalieb ers
balt nur eine entipre4eabe Mn,abl Sess
hinge. ga IN letter 3eit bic Wilbi9weine
eintsen S9aben tn ben Beiabersen anses
ridtet, 70 purbe beidIoEen, bab aIua1ts
lid abwebieInb ie swei 8ersinss Witslies
Der, oberbalb Der Wsinbsrsss@ emartlns,
Ssuer anSinbsn unb bswaaen, sur 9ers
idsI9uns biefer llnsetbiuae.
gu OIimssn ssristbrn BEL einem
Seuer9en auf Dem Selbe bie Rleiber Der
tleinen S9dferin Warnier In 8ranb.
gtur nit Wsibe selans es Sieielben Don,
2sibe Su rsiBen. Das Riub 1T Bis sur
8ruf btnauf i9rsdIid perbrannt.
2uremburs. Die goneeiiiondre Der
aeuen Seeunbdrbdbnen beabi1tisen iest,
bur6 einen beuti9en Sngsnieur, utter Rit:
wirfuus Der 8samten Der @roBb. Bauuers
waituns, bic Bldne aafnsbmen su IaHeu.
Die beuortebeuben Wintermonate iolen
oaja uerwenbst werben.
Ole @innabme en- Der WUbeIms
2~uremburs @~tisnbabnsn belisfsn ii9 pom
l. Sannar bis 81. Nuguit bteies Sabr UNI
67.25O 6r. wentser ais i'm slei5en
3eitraum bss usrisen Sabres. Die Gin
uabmen Der 8rtnss Ssinri9 8abnen betris
gen pom /. Sanuar bis 80. Ssptember bies
les Sabres Isl ,l43 Sr. 4 q er ais In
Der elben 9eit bes 8oriabres. Die Gins
nabmen Der 8ilter 9inie bussseu 1879
Gr. mebr.
gu Ut em | d purbe Elm Sasl5buer pers
baftet, wslder nit elmer Sotte IN frembe
Winserte Grauben leien mar. Ser Mann
wurbe mad 2uremburs abseflbrt unb Tam
elmer itrensen Strafe fiber fem.
Ger 56iabriser EasISbmer
5sinri9 9snslsr aus Osrsnba9 wurbs am
Ibenbe bes 5. OF. In Dsrsnba9 pon eis
mem Subrperte iibsrfabrsn unb an ben
5dbsn f4wer uerIett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02

MIR IotaIes Snterefe baben unb benz Is
Sabrb. ansebSren, tban t6unen2 Got
bteie SHerte aud ni9t Speculation fem {
- Sin SunftbdnbIsr mill aus Der Srpptc
gu G9terua9, bic nod tn Briuatbanbsn if,
bic bort porbanbsnsn Ebiren NIT ben 9e:
mdlben aus benz II. Sabrb. (um 1903
~antaufen. Sammeridabe mare Sas. Denr
fur g9terna1 unb fur bas 2anb wdre &c
Elm gsrIuff unb baben in Der 5eimatb bieis
SunitsesenfdnOe ben 3ebnfa4en 0ertb, ben
fe i'm Auslanbe baben tSnnsn." 90 nett
bas BIatt. Cine S9ma6 unb cine
Sdanbe wdre IS, wenn bas Nr1ip in's
ausIanb stnse, ni9t alIsin fir ben Burg
BERN, ionbern aud fir's 2anb, bas nur
f9On au oft ieinsr wiFeni9aftIidsn S9dse
beraubt morben III. Das @eIb pirb bod
aufsubrinsen istn.
Sif9ba1. RarsIi4 wurbe unter
iib.raus 3ablrsi9er 8stbeiIisuns Der Oorfs
bepobnsr bic isbr a9tbare Srau 8ittpe
S9iItses, seb. Guiana 5ofmann, bsers
bist. sic ftanb TN boben aIter pom 90
Sabreu. SSn Der sanisn @esenb par fe
wesen ibrer 0obItbdtistsit bsliebt. M6se
fe tn 5rieben ruben!
GiuiIfanb Der Staht 2urems
burg.
5eiratben.-am 7. Off,: MideI
Support, S9mieb, nit Maria Rieffer;
NitoIas S9aad, S9nsibermsiffsr, NIT
Naria Satbarina Sung.
SterbefdIIe.-am 2. Oct: Sos
bann Debm, alt l6 s., S4neiber. Am
8. Watbias 2sonarb, alt SO g., S9ubs
nader. I'm 6. Anna Staubt, alt l6 g.,
obne Stanb Ratbarina !5iIiemann, alt
As g., gbefrau .. Sobann Wi9sI Waiios
net, 5utfabritant; Sobann Sst, alt 81
g., 8rieftrdser. ebslos. am s. RitoIas
0enea, alt SO S., Metser.
Civil tanb Ser Stabt Rsmi9.
5siratbsu: - am 6. DIT. Saeob
SpeIs, Bidder aus @reiuelbinseu, nit 3ebs
rem gatbarina obne Stanb, aus DaIbeim.
4m H.: Srans Waas, @srbsrarbsiter aus
Remi1, nit @liiabetb Be9ter, Oieuifmasb
aus 0iss. am H.: Sob. @rsti9, Sups
feri9mieb, NIT gatbariua S9ensen, beibs
aus &emi9.
SterbefdIIs:-am 8. Ssptsmbe, :
Sob. Pet., alt II, Sab, g. .. BauIgs
S9mit. Nm l6.: Widaelis gbuarb, ali
4OS., Sriebensri9ter, gbsmanu Don pauIy
Gbereie. gm H.: Bonenberser Raria,
alt SO s., 5ausbdIterin, gbefrau .. Slot
Sobann.
Civil ftanb Der Stabt Gid a. b.
aIsstt.
Seiratben:- Gm 4. Stt.: Bod
Sobunu, S9misb. nit Sung Waria, obn,
Stanb. Stefen Sobann. 8srsmann, mt
S9anbler Warsaretba obns Stanb. slu
5. &almus RicoIas, 8ersmann, nit Use
Der &atbarina, Oienitmasb. Am IA.
SauIer SObann, 8ersmann, nit 9arIss
Ratbarina, obne Stano.
SterbefdIIe:-am 9. Oct: Sani
Waria anna, 80 Sabre alt, gbsfrar
8rauid SObann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02

gu Sitter hes 2eopoIb 3 r.
6ens finb ernanut porbsn: SEER g. ..
@erla9e, 9ouperneur Der 8rouinS Currents
burg; s. anbrtn, SropinsiaIratb unb
Gotar gu ct. seser; O. 5epnen, Bros
utn3iaIrGtb, pormaIs 8irsermeifter BET
9emeinoe 5auutaers; 6. Sacqusmin,
grouin3ialratb, friber Birssrmeiifer gu
sonspilp; gb. 2sbrnn, Nropinsialratb
une Sirsermeiifsr Der @smsinbe Barpaur
unS 8. 9ou6e, Setretdr bss BropinaiaIs
ratbss, Notar tu @eaeu.
I'm IA. OCTOBER ffarb ~ Sals
pliers 5raulein @erar6, S9wdserin bss
gropin3ialratbss 9err 5eYnsn pI6sIi6 i'm
alter pom IS SabreH. sic perbra1te ibr
2eben nit WobIthateu. r. I. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02

einsebsnb beipro1en, unb Der gr3bti9of
@tQiams pon Bottom unb Bifdof &eane
RON &i6monb wurben ermd9tiSt, ben Bau,
Der TIM Sribiabr in @nsriff senommen pers
ben fol-, in atforb su 9eben. auBer Der
Sdenfuns bes SRI. Galbpea i'm 8etrase
pom SOC, 600 Dollars, finb nod 500, 900
Dollars fir bas llnternebmen seaei9uet
,porben. 9riefe on ben Yapf unb an ben
@arbinals Brdfstteu Der Yropasanba, NOS
rim Der Stubisnplan, bic Sausorbnuns u.
+. ID. barseIest unb Der FL. Sater nm isis
ren Sesen ~ benz Berte sebsteu wirb,
uarben aufseiest unb NIT beren llsbsrbrinss
Jung bic SiidSfe &eane unb Srslanb, bic
am Samfas na3 Rom reiien, bstraut.
sSm 2aufe bes Cages trafsn aud bic
@rsbiid6fe @lber pom Cincinnati unb 5ens
rid pon ct. 2ouis 3u elmer nit ben bereits
bier bsfnbIidsn Yrdlatsn a5jubaItenben
gonferen3 bier Elm, In wel9er benz gers
nebmsn nod bie Stelluns Der Sirde gum
Sunbs Der arbeitsritter erwosen perben
fpM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
grsbiSeis gbieaso.
N1aiten Sunntag, Montas unb Diem

WWWNeh SuhhluB, n'p"'"9 u"o S""|
ffas-aIip am 81. Oct, iouie an, l. unb
2. Nppember-wirb in Der ct. Seinri9ss
Sir1e su &oiebia bas ~4Oifinbise @ebst
.absebaItsn, momit bic @eptnnuns bss SUI
NldumsabIaHes psrbunben iein wirb. Die
Geier mirb porausi1tIi1 cine sroBartise
perbsn, bsnn nod nie 1T Der @smeinbe has
Slid unb Der Sesen 3u GbeiI seworben,
beibs Anba1ten pereint su beseben.-
Der S9lub Der ct. 5sinri9s' @smeinbe
Jair fanb am Donnerftas letter Wo9s
ftatt. 9ieieIbe bate fi9 Sci ausnebmsnb
siinfiser Witteruns zines iebr resea Be-
fu9es au erfreuen. Der gontsff INN cine
soIbene 11br suii9en ben 5erren Beter
Reinbers unb s. q. Sdser wurbe an
S4IuBabenb NIT 4, 1873 sese1 8, ls4 Stims
mel, a. @unften bss grferen enti9ieben.
Der grfoIs Der Sair IdBt ut9ts gu wins
f9en lbris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-11
MAINE DISPATCHES,
DESTRUCTION AT EAsTPORr.
Twelve Vessels Damaged and Several
Completely Wrecked.

EAsTPoRT, Jan. 8.
The most destructive storm in Is years
visited this section this morning blind
ing snow storm set in at 4 o'clock this morn
ing. 1t was blowing 60 miles per hour at 9.
A large number of sailing craft were here
Twelve of them were damaged more or less
No lives were lost. Schooner Carrie W. of
Eastport, Holmes, coal laden, filled and sank
at her wharf. Lucy J. Warren Of Portland.
Sprague, stove bulwarks and rails, lost
wheel, bowsprit, jb and mainboom. Col
lector of Eastport. Holmes, stove bow, is
badly strained and cargo slightly damaged.
large boat, belonging to George Copps,
badly damaged. Other email craft Lost rails,
rudders. booms and gear. Ada r. Terry Of
Gloucester, Terry, smashed her quarter rail.
Fishing schooner Leona Of st. Andrews and
Lavinia of Eastport collided, were dragged
ashore and sank. The crew of the former
were saved with difficulty. Rather of Glou-
cester dragged on a dangerous ledge and
sank. The captain had $500 in the cabin
Polly and Emma S Osier, both of Eastport,
dragged ashore and sank. The Polly broke
up Nothing is heard from other points yet,
but the loss at Grand Manan must be heavy
Some damage was done to the wharves,
small boats and wers. Temperature 10 de-
grees above zero.
At West Quoddy, Lubec. during Saturdays
gale, schooners Cornelia of Addison, Billow
of st. Andrews, Myrtle Pardy and Freddie
ID. Of st John, dragged ashore and will be
badly damaged. The Freddie ID. is a total
wreck. Capt. Ellsworth of the Myrtle Pardy
was injured in getting ashore and has since
died.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-11
MANGLED AND BURNED.
Collision Of Railroad Trains at whining.
ton, Del.


WILMINGTON, Del, Jan, 3.
At about 7.+5 o'clock this morning the
Wilmington 4 Northern train, which leaves
for Reading. Pa, at 8 o'clock, Was backing
into the station. II consisted of engine, bag
gage and mail car and passenger car. Be-
tween Shipley and Market streets the trains
pragress vas blocked by several freight cars
that had been thrown from the track by
drifts. Meanwhile, two other shifting en-
gines had been sent out from the station
With snow sweepers to clear the south bound
track. Both engines were running rapidly,
and the Wilmington & Northern train was
elso under good head of steam. Opposite
Harlan Hollingsworth Cos tracks the en-
gines and train came together with terrific
crsch. The sweeping engine drove the pilot
engine Of the train into the baggage car, tel.
escaping the car tor one third its length. The
rear end OF the car was torn into fragments,
the cab Of the engine broken into many
pieces, the boiler fractured and the machn-
cry twisted into many shapes. On account
OF the binding snow the engineers were not
aware Of the danger until the collision oc-
Cured. Superintendent A. G McCsusland,
Of the Wilmington 4 Northern railrod, Was
on the train, but escaped with some bad
bruises. Immediately after the collision the
passenger car took fire from the engine fur
naces, and escaping steam added to the tor
ture Of the victims imprisoned under the
broken timbers. The fire department hur-
ried to the scene and commenced playing on
the burning ruins, while others exerted them
selves to get out the dead and wounded.
Three persons were killed aud q large num-
Der injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-11
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Probable Business Of Congress for the
Present Week.

WASHINGTON, Jan 10.
In the House of Represe natives tomorrow
the first business will be Ia regulate the call
of States for the introduction of bills. As
the past week has been principally devoted
to this business, and the members have for
the most part relieved the desks from bills
which had accumulated it is not likely that
tomorrow's call will consume much time
The next busidess for the week i. the call of
committees for reports, but in view of their
very recent appointment there is little ex-
pected of them during the uext few days.
The Senate Presidential succession bill
may, however be reported to the House from
the committee on that subject by Tuesday or
Wednesday. In this event the discussion of
it will probably consume the remainder of
the week, as many members have already ex-
pressed desire to speak. The committee
on coinage will not organize until the middle
of the week and as that committee is thought
to be about evenly divided on the silver
question, it is not thought that any measure
relating to the coinage of silver, either in the
line of suspension or free coinage or of COM
promise between radically opposite views
will be brought before the House until the
committee shall have carefully considered all
various propositions.
The programme of the senatorial inten-
tions and possibilities for the coming week is
longer than that of probabilities. The ju-
dicial salary bill remains among The unfn-
ished business in the Senate. The electo-
rial count bill and bankruptcy bill are to be
brought up for consideration if opportenity
offers, and the Dakota bill may be pressed
tow ards the end of the week, if the printing
of the accompanying report is then complet-
ed. Uuder ordinary circumstances, any one
of these measures would furnish the ma
terisl for = weeks debate, but as the sub
jects were all deliberately discussed during
the last CongrPs the coming debate may be
somewhat shortened. Several speeches on
the silver question await an opportunity for
delivery and Manderson has given notice that
he will address the Senate tomorrow upon
bill to promote the efficiency of the infantry
branch of the army.
The executive calendar is understood to
have about so nominations upon it, and these
comprise not more than one or two over
which a contest is deemed probable, but it is
understood thst q considerable number of
nominations ha e been acted on favorably
by the committees, and are ready to be re-
ported back as soon as the opportunity Of
fers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-11
NARROW ESCAPE.
A Train On the Old Colony Railroad De.
rallied.

TAUNTON. Jan. Q.
The steamboat express On the Old Colony
railroad, which left Boston at 8 o'clock and
is due here at o'clock, struck q broken
switch at Raynham and was derailed. The
tender was thrown into q field and the bag
gage car badly damage. The fireman WAS
thrown from his seat Strange to say none
of the passengers was injured. The crate
car was thrown from the track and the crates
scattered about. The train was running
slowly instead Of at its usual rate of thirty
miles an hour. The lamps in the passenger
coac hes were thrown about and for time all
was confusion and alarm. Word was sent
to Taunton, and Mr.. Kingsbury had q special
trains sent to the scene by the old route, tax
ing the passengers of and bringing them
here, whence they were transferred TO Fall
River. A wrecking train was sent up, and
all the damage to the rails repaired in few
hours. The train was an extra one, the reg
ular steamboat express which should have
come through from Fall River not yet hsv-
ing come up. owing to the delay Of the Sound
boats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-11
MARINE NEWS.
Schooner Nellie Trim of ROckland, Me-,
Wrecked and the Crew Drowned
Other Notes.
BOsroN, Jan. 10.

BOsroN, Jan. 10.
Schooner Nellie Trim of Rockland, Olson,
South Amboy for Rockland, Me-, with a
cargo of coal, went ashore on the back side
Calf Island, Saturday morning at 3 O'Clock,
during the gale, and became a total wreck
All hands were drowned except the captain.
The vessel was fully insured. Capt Olsen
recovered all the bodies but one (Frederick)
The names of the crew is as follows: Ler-
man II. Murphy, "a years old, a native of
St George, Me. Charlie "a years old Jacob
27 years, a native of Russia; Frederick, "a
years, a native of Denmark--the last three
surnames are unknown. Capt. Olsen was
brought to this city by the tug Elsie.
PORTLAND, Jan. 10.
Schooner Alice NJ. Gould. fisherman, be-
longing to f. G. Willard, was wrecked Sat
urday at Jordan's Point, near the mouth of
Spurwink river The crew got to the shore
in dories. saving nothing. The vessel will
be a total wreck.
A private telephone line will be established
between Portland and Two Lights. 1t will
be of great service in procuring assistance
from the city in case of wreck.