Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-27

PENSIONS 60 Missourians were issued last
week as follows: AImstead Hill Milan:
James NJ. Wadlow, Golden City; WIN.
LUngnere, Mountain Grove. Increase OF
| peDsioEs-Wm. l. Pond, St. Louis: Theo-
| dore L. Molser, Trenton; Calvin Mnton,
NOrhcurne; Francis \. Bonner, Spickards-
vile; Philip FGrrall, Wakenda.
ABA Cor, OF Holden, the l6-year-old girl
who Was arrested al Sedaha Saturday
| night while in the act of leaving for Kansas
l TO be married 10 Leo Garrison. was taken
| home sunday evening by here fatGer, who
| came after her. Garrison. who persuaded
| the girl to leave home. IA still in Sedalia,
and is emphatic in the declaration that he
! will yet be welded TO her; Notwithstanding
| the objections OF her father.
| WM. WARREN GouDELL the oldest 10.
| comotive engineer in America, died at his
| home in Sedalia, Saturday, aged So years.
| He iirst BEGAN running an engine in 1884
| and followed the business continuously for
| fifty years. Two years ago his eycsight
| failed him, and since then he has resided
| with his children. who number eleven. Mr..
| Goodell was oi an inventive turn OF mind
| and many years ago numerous patents
| for various parts OF "a locomotive were is
sued in his name. The body was taken to
| Buckley, Mo, and the burial took place
/ there.
SHERIFF CAREY, who was defeated by
Joseph Audriano. republican, at the recent
i election, has served notice OF contest on
| the ground that Audriano was not bona
| tide citizen of the United States. Audriano
| came to this country with his parents
when only years OF age and has lived in
st. Joseph twenty years. lie has twice
been elected city collector and his to
| citizenship has never before been ques-
| ioned.
| EARLY Sunday morning Weirich's book
bindery. Schneider's shoe shop, Chope's
| cigar factory aud Noel's barber shop were
burned at Macon. All were small frame
buildings on Vine street and the total loss
| will aggregate only 1900, with an insur
| ance of about $1,000, in small amounts.
| The city taX-books both current and de-
linquent, were destroyed. Incendiarism is
| suspected.
| SUNDAY morning Mr.. George Snyder,
| employed at the round house 1T Chamus
discovered fire and gave the alarm by
sounding the whistle oi the yard engine.
| The people aroused and repaired to the
| scene, which proved to be the two-story
dwelling owned and occupied by Mr.. Fred
| l.. LinthOrst. Although all worked like
beavers, owing to scarcity OF water the
building was entirely consumed The
household goods were saved. The building
| was insured.
EARLY Sunday morning fire started iH
| the basement OF the tive-story building al
the corner of Tenth and Mulberry streets
| Kansas City, and owned by Chaa. L. Gray
| The Waterman, John Acorn, had left his
lantern in the basement while he went q
few blocks away from the building. Wher
he returned smoke was issuing from tn,
| windows. and by the time the fire depart
ment arrived the blaze had spread pretty
| well over the basement and was fast climb
ing over the elevator shaft. The damag,
will not exceed 81 900; the building wat
unoccupied. VIM. Craig, foreman of Hos,
| Reel No. !, fell from the third 81 Dry to tn,
| basement and was seriously. although
pro6nbly not fatally, injured. He walkeC
into the elevator shgit, the entrance to
VIII ch was unprotected. Mr.. Craig was re
ported resting easily and illhave speedy
/ recovery.
] joe HYLAND. who works for and is fore
man OF L ii. Thomas, living six miles cas-
| nf Eirden, went in as usual to clean out tn
bears den. After finishing his work, an,
turning to go out, he was attacked ant
.rj.htlullv clawed by two of the larges
brutes. His cries brought Mr.. Thomas Il
his assistance, who beat them off. BY Nh
| Thomas assistance he was helped to tn
town in q lacerated condition. Physician
we're summoned and his wounds dressed
but all to no avail, as he died during tn
night.
| DURING a celebration at Knoxvill owe
the election OF Gen. Post as Congressman
from the Tenth District. n cast-irOn cannon
with which salute was being fired, burst
instantly killing Henry Arms. a youn
merchant who was walking on the sidewal
some 200 feet from where the cannon burst
piece OF iron weighing five and ha
hounds struck him in the back, betwee
the shoulders. Quite number OF boy
and men standing around the cannon ct
capped unhurt.