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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

ELECTIONS were held in quite
a number of States for Congressman
last Tuesday. The Democrats lost in
some States and gained in others, but
their net loss on the round up will be
about ten Congressman. This, how
ever, will still leave them slight
majority in the House. Among the
big guns defeated are Morrison of H.
linois, and Hurd of Ohio. Speaker
Carlisle, of Kentucky, gets in by a
close shave.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

THE Standard Oil Co., of Cleve-
land, o., has swallowed up the Chess
Carley Co., of Louisville, KY, Mr..
Carley retiring from business on &C.
count of ill health.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

THE Governor elect, together with
nearly all of the Democratic Con-
gressmen elect, and other prominent
Democrats of the State, were gather
ed in Nashville this week, having a
good time over the result.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

"ARMEIL," the Americans cam
paign correspondent, (Mr. Geo. H.
Armistead), was presented with a
fine gold watch and chain by the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee Thursdaynight, at ameeting held
in the Committees rooms at the
Maxwell.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06
DR.. j. b, Ritchey, Agricultural Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

We do not publish anonymous commu-
nications under any circumstances. The
real name of the author must accompany
every communication or else it will be con-
signed to the waste basket. We do not pub
lish the names of correspondents, but want
them simply as guarantee of good faith.
All calls ON candidates, obituaries, trib.
utes of respect ETC., are charged for as ad.
vertising matter. Simple announcements of
deaths, marriages, ETC., will be published
without charge, and our friends all over the
county will confer favor by furnishing us
with such as soon after their occurrence as
possible.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

FOUR out of the five Republican
Candidates for the Legislature in
Davidson county were white men, the
remaining one negro. The white
men were all elected, but the negro
got left as usual. 1t now remains for
the Republicans of Davidson county
to explain to the negroes how this
happened.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

WE are informed that Mr.. c. j.
Moody, representative elect from
Bedford county, will be candidate
for Speaker of the House of Repre-
SentatiyeS.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

SOME of the best insurance compa-
MES have withdrawn their agencies
from Murfreesboro, and the remain
ing ones have advanced their rates
80 per cent. A reward of $4,000 is
offered for the arrest and conviction
of the incendiaries who originated
the last fire at that place.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

BOTH branches of the Tennessee
Legislature are largely Democratic,
which insures the election of Demo-
cratic United States Senator. A num-
Der of our prominent Statesmen are
now in the anxious seat fondly hop
ing to be called up higher.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

In the Legislative race in DeKalb
county, Allen, Democrat, and Robert
son, Republican, each received 1910
votes. Under the law the Sheriff
cast the deciding vote, and gave the
position to Allen, the Democrat.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

CHATTANOOGA elected one negro
to the Legislature by a majority of
thirteen votes.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

OUR friend of the Bolivar Bulle-
tin, Mr.. Jesse Norment, was elected
to the State Senate last Tuesday from
his district. He is one of the old
time moss back Democrats that will
do the count on in any emergency.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

The regular monthly issue of a
series of supplementary readers has
been commenced, by the Interstate
Publishing Company, of Chicago and
Boston, graded so as to meet the needs
of the different classes in our public
schools. There are three Readers in
the series: Primary, for the youngest
pupils; Intermediate, for the next
higher class, containing bright stories
for boys and girls of from eight to
twelve years old, and Grammar
School, large and handsome quarto
of forty-eight pages, made UP of a
higher class of matter, including, be-
sides stories by favorite authors,
sketches of history, biography and
travel, and general literature. The
three magazines are published month
ly during the school year of ten
months. Each number is complete
in itself, and the entire series is beau
tifully illustrated. The Primary and
intermediate are only thirty cents a
year, and the Grammar School one
dollar. There is an absolute need in
the schools of the country for just such
text books as this series represents,
and teachers everywhere will give
them genuine and hearty welcome.
Nashville American: The defeat
ofMr. Morrison and the withdrawal of
Mr.. Hewitt from Congress by reason
ofhis election to the mayoralty of New
York somewhat weakens the Demo-
cratic leadership in the House. The
election of S. S. Cox, of New York,
coming with the defeat of these tried
leaders, is very fortunate and oppor-
tune. Mr.. Cox is one of the ablest
parliamentary leaders in America,
and the chances are that he will be-
come the speaker of the next House.
Mix little carbonate of soda with
the water in which f1owersare emers.
ed and ii will preserve them for q
fortnight. Common saltpeter is also
a very good preventative.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

"THE Old Man of the Mountains
is still on top in Warren county.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-06

Mix little carbonate of soda with
the water in which flowers are emers-
ed and it will preserve them for a
fortnight. Common saltpeter is also
a very good preventative.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

HortiGtteIe.)
On Sortelius fra galbers af 8. u. 5pis.
@oriatteren I'll "SusmanbssG utten"9

kOUAAFAAAettN'J
Der par Sors paa Sors Sonerne, Der itrsmmsbs
ub fra iseIen; be gift ub ira Spiuerens Sryit, git siennen
ielen 90 tnD Sibsrcrnss Sierte. Der fom Saarer fren
I Spinerens Dine, os Der iuues puaOs Dine Dos WlanOifa:
bet. Der par nOset 6orunOerIi9t benne 6eIe tGnfts be
bile en- unbeIis @2ast, Der fOrnaasbe at fptte ben bib
% bib, tbi M par Gn isrt tiIba9e til i'm utro Wtatbilbe, en-
anOeu til fin 0iobers 9isbaure ou. Os Sarab uebbIeu al
ipias uben at marie, bpab iom fOresif uoe paa 0attet, men,
ba Gaarerne omfosr b~espnbte at irsmme neb paa guen oe
paa Strensens, uiitebe 5eIen Slansen, os &IasetOnerne
osbe ben.
Oa ban iaa op, grab mango at Meaubffabet, men b
isate at itiuIe bet; Der par sumIe ~forberoebe Matroier, Der
tanfe life baube srabt, fibn be fit Ris at Mor fin, men
ioaa par be trufns pao Bet snme Steb og bap6e paabe Dne.
saeiien git belbist. !6aralb IGrte itrur &osnins os
MabIapnins os W~sanbiabet Iarte Osiaa itrar bans 2grIisbsb
os ~srunbiais 8uratter at fienbe, iaa ben ~tioIisere Mistro,
DC for bapOe nar.t til BAN, mart neg glabien for uoeIt
Glib, os ban bIep neo fin 5ss ben uaientIisite til at sue
llnbsrboIbuins Ieoise elmer.
De tom til 6rantrise, buor be losiebe fin ErGlufs2abs
ming, inbtos Stptsobs for Wtabrib os tom sobt os uI irent
sienncna Storm os Stiae. 9eOe PED Spanieus Spit iab 6a-
ralb cite be maareIpie aetter os ipiaebe fig bien paa gaIs
oersfeIbene, men naar ban tom til Stoleoasene suer Sens
manoss gaarben, ba blep Strensene itrar iustise, os 2pben
foripanSt. Sa Iasoe ban unbertben Suen ira fig os lang:
"Sporfra tomner bu, o lille Stsrne,
Com opnioer / nit Die blaa2
Gr bit Siem BET ub~etienote fierne,
@uT tomner bu ira Siertets 8raa7'
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
9tnenoe Sieserbrep TIL 4oue
Oscar.

Srsbas ben 2lbs Sp,iI mobtog Rons
gen ct 8rsp, Der inbsboIht 8esiartns
ON, at 6orssn fuIbe isnbs 8repFris
peren 500 Rr. | IS rs 10sRronstebIer
bsr tntpattebe fsuIbs nsbIesses unbsr
Sernbousbrosn usb % iisrsS auueIss
satan. 5pis Besierinssn lite cpfyIb>
ties, truebe ban utsb at bsrspe enten
6Orssn, 6ronprinisn susr en- Of be
andre Prinisr 2isst. 9asen efter
mottrs Ronssn not ct grsu ftrspst af
lamme 5aunb, bet ubtoIte 5orunbrins
oper, at gensene lite par ofspsrsbe,
famt IN beftsmt 9ruisI ON, at bpis
title bet fotIansts BsIsb inben 27be ts.
mellon ri. 3 os 4 par ubIast paa bet
anpife Steb, fuIbe Ronssns Rsiis til
Worse bIiue TO, biubret paa en- praftss
lis Maabs. os for at eisre GruieIsn
sftsrt,ptfeIis bapbe grepf,,irersn, iom
BON uttrptte fig, unberfrsust Brepet
msb fit sset Blob. Sisnutursu os ct
Ss,rntsr tssnet Rors ipntss osiaa at
rare faoiaite msb en- 0abfe of bum
6arpe.
Snstaamcrseu ri. II bsmartsbes
en- ~m'stentsIis Qsriou at life fig neb
| 0iabutteu, bpor ban unbe, issts Sang
bansn rmbrsssIist. Oa ban iaa fig
cpbaset, tos ban SIustsn, men bIsp
if,er srsbet rs fsrt til Ten bststtips
q%oIitifaticn. Deb So,bsrst Der ops
eop ban OF ra,s Sipmussripsnb Soban
Anteisicn'R arIanber, fsbt 1851 igGis
Scsn | gsrmIonb. San srfisnbte at
bape ffrepst aiuieIsb,eusne, bet fbfts
msb Blob, i'm ban bauhe facet peb
at isnbtr1iue en- 0orte paa fin enc
9aonb, msu ban nestefe, at bet bapbe
rarst AIpor msb 1,uieIen nm at brebe
sasr tilfsie aOnasn saer 9rtuierne
noset omit, rs bet feomssst mtnbre,
i'm ban lite bepbe roget Stpbsuaaben
saer fo,fob at bulge et iuobont. Gan
tilbstte tile npsst Sslfab os bapbe
irssn Wetp'bae; ban barrie fsIp ubs
Tart % ubfs,t @ie,ninseu. Manben
CT littn af Bert Os Dor ct temmsIis
enfolbis llblesnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
Serubane 4ttnetabeI.

0~usItast., Gebar Rap. & Nortbern
9etorab 9tpiiou.
Tran 70. u tpusfas,rl a'eaar fro nsssrsl RI. 1,c
aitsrn. q Re- 81 6rasp r. 80 Tesrssn. 81 tgss.
fssu3 aassmmsr So oftsm. % re. - 0rspD a.
SIS ofteruL stsis aran ~pesisr,r isasnss e~taitsu,r;
GgssIral etsttsIsL Rsrbsaran.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
&ou8 2nobie at 8aDern

er blspsn itapust. st 81 iin9eners5ir
ma bar siort gespnbeIien. geb Stif
teretisu ! fin 5ousbfab er Song Cub
pig II of Bayern inbfiapnt til at Be
tale 5iimaet 9e.fu iiuer d 60. {,
2ommeffiuirs af 400 .oo0 Rsidsmart
Siepniusen Ct inbsipeu | bisie Gage
9et er bI,pet foil ubt at benptte 8on
gems 0apn, 90 GO,brinsem Ipber tnr
paa Aben tOnseIise giuiuiife".
SaIrise 5i,moer nil fsIss 5srtu i'll
Ie,s grsmpsI. Set piI bItpe ct fulb,
fanbist Gbre. StuI Stifte,ettsn
%, Linden bebontIe QUE fin &onses Ga
ger, piI ben bIipe operrentt n1eb Sor,
teininser fem 5runt,ises DrmftoIeefte,
g~ebtaseIien Of StilsmisisIousu.
gntnu er bet 2eueruntsrer, iom truer.
Set nil bnttist bIipe aase,tarIe, fou
former. Man piI iaIfoIb forisse al
Beune fig peb SfantaIen.
Det er lite let at tatte, buoriiIM iin'
4sns Stiftsret ptI bsiIutte fig. De1
sr ialfalb mere enb beipuberIist at bsrs
ON en- Ronses Sos.b, fom I Ronsens
Rapn trenser inb til Sonssn for al
&pante".
SanhipnIisuis nil ben ufebpanIiss
Gag t.aue n~fabuanIise TorboIbsresIer.
Gtnsene ! Miir den ipn,S at pore tom.
met til It puntt, buor en- aIporlis Hf.
aisrelie sr ustuenbis.
Raafe maa ban frafse fe Tronen.
Det er psl ba fsrffe Gang, Uerben te,
en- Ronse, aaeertarIe fprtebe.;
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
I'll 6armere % Sefeops
Orrtfcre.

Draft Stallion RopoIson sbie faor ii
NIbsnrttelie fer SRiouen 1856.
Iirsoaa % Gusoos buer nse / Sluf
ton, Soma. VI ten Of ugen / gurtn's
Stperp Stable, Sfcorah.
soneiiiouer: $40 90, betoIbare life gpri
1887. gHfeit SsoaiuiHs $500 tputant
Vile Soppers paa gisrens 8eito.
aapoleou 3oie sr 10 Var aammel, lpis
sraa Of Sarus. II hands bsi, B0st 1,7OC
Yuno, % ben er en- trat Seft, nieb bsii
lsffet Soneo, Of soot rIoisenbe % jmuits
Sep1selier. Zen bIep opa'et Of Nr
Sobn Gutbers / Saussniue, sis. unoe,
Sinsften RnpoIeOn 2oea Of en- imnprtere,
eraeIf 7roft Soppe. Ropplsun 2oeu iup.
fsrtss ira Jranfrise af Sopies / Sanss,
bile, Ris. 321a11
SEQ. Smtfh & Sou.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Is Sine snoi!
Esbns ON er
S'pru. g
&h fieIUenbe
lms, trat fin
! fig frsm
fdis mob In
LAT 6rpst fol
&5usIp. IS,
fmms Hase.
little fuIb. Il
n.A-4Sor
$leH nsb. 8
i Quiet, euu
]. "-ARaar
psa Brsb2
pr, % naeT
p, nil nj 4
zoe begpnbt
De. ga be
J uiDe fsube
Pile @nias
zos bbssiort,
4 fig ct Stsl
j gsrn.uss 3
Qsrm iast
bet paoe
% tafbs fig
! lite ianbt?'
4 Dag om Q
E'-'Sss ba
9a nu, os II
Eeab, OF ban
pa. SAB os
@ bsbsDer a:
i sto,m.n la
[lPrmssH an
pa tomt. R
baDhs faast
os bans
/ en- GereoeI
/ 00rt basHse
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Sea oil heuleoe 9eres Spmarfiombss paa, at is mere emo nos
an 4noeH Der si0r Dry-Goods-Sorretninsen til en- Spettaltte, q
lea fiober % idlger mere Dry Goods, END noget anoef SanoelsDha
Der gpal, % at ig anbenoer mere Sio os arbeoe pa of aIor'
SnofiOb af Oisie Sarer cub noseu anoen alobnnano berfeos; lss no
Der aOrre gartier oa faar DC aaerlaoeae Yriie: is bar til min We
iiltauee iaa opetiae 5of, iOm iuOes oenne Sel Of Staten, naar Del
fonnmer an paa at uoi0se soSe % i%magfnlOe garer, oa tolselIs IOler Ia
mig forpisiet ON, at NIT Yareopias ae 9ele CT iaroeles torfunllsf
boorfor js ir mig ifano til Of fontnrrere meS De andre alObHlano bel
pa steoet. Nlit l1ouals Of Dry Goods er f%nlofanoist, Yrilerne
uariern fra be lausfe til be bOeae. Suis Nossn ~irsnbpSer NOsei
til S~potpriier, iom bet falbes, % fan js alto idlae Noset, boor man
faar liseiaa 600 % beOre Saluta for Yensens. Sin mig taa anlsOz
ming til at uHe mine Tarer.
Gm Del Of mine elesaute garer irempihe ies ~iorlsosn paa min
lloiaius, men js bar mango Eager, iom bet uar nmnigt at noflle,
boorior bet ifuloe pae mig en- JornOielie at funne uie benz tren her
nit Store.
Seq ul napne uOsle iaa Sing, buoraf jss bar ct iOrtrinIist tb=
palg:
einefioIstoier aue Smur til IS gs. pr. gaO.
yaraioIer, be sssanshs aRar,ebst
Robe CBrObuebD Suits, Wife Cream % as 6atDr. grs sl.75 0s
opour til b.. auabsbae.
Oriental Laces, ct prastist ubuoIs be fmuthae. fom nOsmfnts r frns
pms Der gpsu.
Swiss Embroidery, IT fort ubpaIs, til Innst b1uens grfr snb nOssn'
fnbs tbIses.
Embroidered, Oriental and Lace Flouncings, m'se sIeonts
Wsnhrs os til biaias prHr.
ALI over Embroideries, oas spalhtu os til be f~ofltaisfs 9ui.-
White Goods, ct frartst utpas; Wsnarsns G mssst sssantt, os sarsn
ubmartet. Oct ma. ices. fOrat man Tan paofisnns bets 6utrtnlsbso
Lawns and Batistes ole NorDsr rs gRsnfe.
Combinati on Suitings Seersuckers os Ginghams
Seluloue somme rfjoietsier bar leg TT msgt fort lhpaIs Of aas ngs
Sortsr ale 5arUr os at bet btbfe os npfs. iom forsfnees Dmrs
tsbt. Sag tan ger t~Ifsbsfdus al. rimdiss 5Oueninsu.
Black Lace Silk Flouncing in Spanish and Gupure and alovers to1
match.
Dress Trimmings bar is ii mssst fuIbfenbst rbuoIs of Os pasir til
ale mine xs1.
ct fort nbuoIe.
1ame. SanoRe Of Kid, Suss Off; Isssbes silk Mits os andre 9anbfu
til biuiSe prHn.
Dhawls gar is ct ubmarts ltpaIs al.
Reynolds Bros forttnis Stotst.
.s- prsur inbss pua JOrInusubs gstiO Gsirns os ansip qrnrns
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
Yrefpn Bran3.

G-R cerrss 'Stast' aisass fro eessrak beer Gag
n eftsr1thhas. q fsnusstu ! erss,u NH 6rast'
treHst. faaIshss at Vasissuer. Der sisssr aefra a. 4.
saa fssms til e,rtxs 0rsss % 0aIsssuta o. xitsnts.
- TIL Ca grosfe r. 115 faRms Rat. kssastz !
gsstsu NIB bet psasaasabs pasfase,arsu-
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
DGufsu DrGu4,

Nt Rertts esIffab. asta,s opsr DIiOn &
Eleupfsus Satik. EeSssr Ter Sksrstae Eftsn
a1sssssa 9.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
q q area.
60. ObSsn).

Sarp9i bu Better lanse
Reb Yino, meb Sno % Troff!
Ne Sasar faIe, mango
Sep baut ie ieinfte Soft.
De- er cit Rau % lepa,
Naar Stormen flemmer paai
Gin input NOT Tan faa tepa
Ss lite bspre % iiaa.
Nen fasre er bel 9aaar,
Naar Baariol fiIin | Sflp!
Snart blsmer B!om | Sasar,
Ds Sorosns 9rast bli MP.
Suart 2ouoeiioaien slitrar,
Com flo iaa tai % frous.
Sa 5usleu bgpr me fpitrar
gaeo Sunsa fit os Ious!
So 2oup % Gras o. Blommar,
9aa ipretter fraa fin auup;
Del priiar Col % Summar
Og fer mot Simlen up.
So toort cit Spr teIife,
Baa Soro, | 2uft % Sap,
Del priiar bette Rfie,
D8 ban iom Summar sau.
Oa me bill csiaa prize
Git, iom baa' bets os 9ror
Oa ipnaje ban Ell giie,
Som 8aarliu 9ieo paa Serb!
So ban iom Baarliu p9fiier
Yteo RinrleifS SummarsSo o,
Sau Natur-B oroet baffler
5pr Nlt, fraa BoI te Bol.
Oa oeure Banr ben bliufar
Neo Serli8bst os Braat;
Yfsn faarar Soar os pinfar
Uieo epia Sur m~arsorasti
Den ale, ale Iotfar,
VII 5aoers iaune Bon,
Dit UP blanot gnslefof'ar,
O8 til Subs e9jen Son!
Der ffaa lie Better pera
Yteb auloe noieu Gong:
YRe SolfIinsbragt iiaa bera
% bspre gn8leiOnal
gi epia Baariol lpier
5pr ole, fpor o. elm,
Com Saoerbuiet bpier
% iom beo uanora beim!
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
Gmt8ranterne.
Otter SpenF.)

en- broset fasurimmsI rprss
for briien | ia9te flag;
en- mpIorenoe foliebob tronsss
paa brpssen isieu ioas.
% rpe farer fig Iutter
til primlen for boert ntinut,
oa ales Isieu er Iise
o9 lpber paa: ueiteruo!
Strrft, b~aarofsrt unsfOIf sr bet
of fIRrnetrif beuoeRt,
for mango tpifss oespRrre
%affieoens ituno belt let.
Tilfiueren itaar paa ftranoen
% er | bu iaa mob, -
bet er, ION iaa ban toppet
tit lubricants blertebIoo.
Snart ipinosr Tibet; sa bigger
BAN brat of finbet al BARN;
ban beeer: Cub iisne ~berpefter
ebers bIotbus % eoers farm.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

oms,i,au
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men til aaglf|
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Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

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mission If vindicating their despised
and trampled race, and of giving Gel
tic genius once more home and
throne id the bosom Of : adisenth thralled
and regenerated Irish NATION. The
golden truths embodied IN the forego-
ing brief extracts will find responsive
echo iii the heart Of every lover Of
Erin. Ed. Standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-21

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-21
WIRED SIlYWAED.
MssJ wuIsh's Mar, elIous Escsoc from
Iustnnt Denth on sixth Avenue.

Poor Mary Walsh went out from her
humble home, No. 23i west Thirty
fifth street, yesterday afternoon to de-
liver some clothes she had been wash
irg. The direction she pursued took
her along the east side Of Sixth avenue.
She had almost reached the corner
Of FoTty.soyen;h street going up
town, when, hardly noticing the
swift trains in their passage over
head, she was violently whirled
into the air to the height--ffSy feet,
some people said-of the elevated rail-
road track. At this altitude she was
switched violently nOrthward, and then
fell against the awning and iron rail Of
J. II. Cooper's coniectiouery-shop, on
tho southeast corner. The people 10
the store had been startled by their
awning flying upward as though struck
by a cyclone, its rattling fall back into
place. and the still more extraordinary
spectacle Of a woman falling out Of it.
A crowd carried the unconscious
woman into q store and laid her on the
floor. DR.. ". S. Watson, Of No. los
west Forty-seyenth street, examined
her aRd found that two deep gashes
were cut in her forehead, penetrating
TO the bone, severing q small artery.
These wounds be attended to, and then
the woman, having returned to con-
soiousness, was taken by a young sales
woman Of the cake-shop and Police
man Thomas Wall to a coupe, which
conveyed Der to her home. When
visited by the physician last night she
was found to have vomited blood sey.
eral times, indicating serious internal
injuries, bad bruises, but no bones bro.
ken. Size is a widow and sixty-fiye
years old. For many years she was a
servant in the family Of DR.. Hunter.
The cause Of this remarkable acct
dent was a telegraph-wire which was
strung across the avenue. The fasten-
ing on the east side was against a
house-on the west on pole on the
northwest corner of the avenue and
Forty-sixth street. The house-fasten-
ing had broken and let the wire fall
across the track and on the pavement.
4 sOuthward-bound train struck it and
carried it along till it caught the woman
and swept her into the air.