Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-15
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ruE BARKER STILL UNcER-
" TAIN.
I,t Sept. IA The story of
Peg ss Of the passenger steamer,
.,sr' bad its origin in eorked
~. m Tie beach near Muske-
wv hottle contained the usual
Y .ryltten announcement that
.rnsering and all hands were
This form of idiocy has been
:, clten that, although nothing
~ heen heard from the little
.sIne men refuse to give Gre
4, H. bottle story. The Barker
f I, have left Muskegon with one
.ssseugers on Sunday In the
~ furious gale that swept the
s NJ not probable that her COM
.rep attempted to perform the
feat. -
.srIp, MASS, Sept 14.-An ex-
cured In the mixing building
C,lonlte works at Adams at about
'Rtloos last night, by which the
rs demolished, and Ambrose G.
a Charles f. Kimball, night
we're killed., jerks is sixty
4 ace and leaves a widow and
Eimball leaves a widow and
Tdren.
MYSTERIOUS COLLISION.
n, Sept. IA special to The
,hi Advertiser from Silver Creek
rdous accident occurred this
On the Nlckle Plate railroad near
The west bound express train
n excursion train from Erie,
persons are reported killed
No wounded.
VICIOUS BRUTE.
crf, OHIO, Sept. l4.-Matthew
keeper at the Geological
killed by grizzly bear yes
I was sweeping in front of the
DE bear reached out through
aaght him by the shoulder and
:. lll the flesh was torn to shreds.
vas removed to the city hos
died last night from his injur-
4 HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
CREEK, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE
kd Advertiser says A Niagara
sulsion train on the Nickel Plate
ier the management of j. w.
EXCURSION agent, collided with a
Rght train in a cut on a curve Just
sre this morning. Lewis Brewer
lneer on the excursion train
William Harris engineer of
ght, Both engineers and fire.
II themselves by jumping. The
ntrain consisted Of one baggage
smoker and eleven coaches.
Sc in the smoking car were
being completely telescoped by
lge car.
partial list of the killed can be
present, as several are mangled
scognltion. Those killed are: i,
LOOMS of Erie, Pa.
& GEDHrlRr and son and
n GEDHEART of Pittsburg.
By CAMERON, mayor of Water
6uDER OF Pittsburg.
SHARP, Erie.
hsrATT, Erie.
gs HIRsCH, Erie
PHIR, Erie.
N REYNOLDS, Dunkirk, N. Y.
3lEYRRs, Erie, and
plRKHURsr, Maysville.
pdIes have not been identified;
3pgght to be a son OF Mr.. Loomis.
lnded are; Henry Huyck of
Pa, both legs crushed; Samuel
u Erie, head and shoulder
William Zimmerly Of Erie, badly
E1ls Linse of Erie, badly hurt;
ostatter Of Erie, shoulder and
4Aredi Edwin w. Marble of
broken; Archie Camp
Erie, seriously injured;
Schendler Of Erie, head
ders injured seriously; Charles
Elie, right leg broken and head
lexington Of Erie, badly injured;
Topper of Summit, Pa, badly
Pailo Tinler, residence unknown,
sAedi Mr.. Coburn of Titusyille,
lightly.
tident seems to have been caused
understanding of telegraphic
lD on THE LONG BRIDGE.
8 be Gazette,
iIox, TEX, Sept. 4.--The mid
|Pla on the Santa Fe road last night
"a the body of a woman, which
"a lying on the tra,.l near the
ne, An inquest to-day showed
{lAn had died from exposure in
V heavy storm. Her name was
Snith, aged Weight. She was
. whisky and had recently re-
) nom the storm relief commit
thought she imbibed too much
wandered down the track and