The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-24
fHE CASUALTY RECORD.

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Luke Harmon fell out OF "a boat at West
Superior q few days ago and was drowned.
The recent heavy rains in Tennessee have
damaged the cotton crop to a consider
able extent.
A fire al Wadena, MINI, on the morning
Of the goth inst, did about SIS 600 OF
damage; about half insured.
A man calling himself John Booth, a ma
tive OF Queens county, Ireland, was killed
at Marquette, Mich, recently by a falling
derrick.
- Forest fres have been raging fRrcely
along the Italian frontier and a section Of
country 200 kilometers long has been dew
ast&ted.
Ind, because Of the fTightiuI condition Of
The Wabash q Erie canal, which has been
allowed TO become dry.
Chief Wsscott, of the Kickapoos. near
Kanas City. Mo-, his squaw, and five chill
dren we're killed 81 lightning in his cabin
on the reservation near NetaWaka, Kan.
recently.
Robert 0tz and Julius Macler were in
stsntly killed at the silk mill Of Edward
0tz at West Hoboken N. ", recently, by
the falling OF a new arch which was in pro-
cess Of construction.
Luke Harmon, a young man 26 years Q
age. employed by the Northwestern Fuel
company at West Superior. Wis, recently
attempted 70 cross the bay In a boat. On
the way over he fell out aud was drowned.
Deacon Lowering. aged S his sister and
h~ousekeeper, Mrs. Richardson. were in
stantly killed by lightning near Greenfield,
Mass, recently. and the farmhouse. barns
buildings burned. The scene ofthe tragedy
is in the town Of Gill.
Thousands Of dollars worth Of proper
~ were destroyed in Marquette. Mich, re.
Gently in Jess thar four minutes by a ter
rifle cyclone. When directly over the city
the fun~nelshaped etoud swooped down
and burst, and the work Of the rain was
fierce.
A sewers storm swept over q portion o.
Michigan. recently accompanied BY an m
usual electrical disturbance. During the
continuance oi the storm the honse OF Vic.
tor Mayctt was struck BY the lightning
and Mr.. Mayott was instantly killed. The
house wa badly wrecked.
Three men, supposed to be the murder
ers Of Mrs. Howes, Mt Port Fairfield. 1sss.,
who was shot last Sunday while boating
with her husband and family on the To
bigne river, have been caBtured on the
The police arrived later and took
the prisoners ia custody.
By the explosions 81 a small retort fun
Of molten metal which by mistake, was
into q barrel OF water at the Cal.
caeo a Aurora Smelling works at Chicago.
Anse Erozlan, an employe, vas Instantly
killed.. his body was irigbtiuliy mangled
and burned. 40 one else was injured.
The main building Of the Ltchheld, MINI /,
which contained the machinery and
material in process Of manufacture, has
been burned. The fra originatsd ia the
The building was erected "a the
81 1896. TIE loss il estimated at
Sa1. 600, on which there was an insurance
81 SO, 600.
The steamer Jim Issgslton, owned BY
The Chicago 4 Northwestern railway and
uanq - berry between fgHre and Fort
Pierss, Dakota. isnited FROM the Inrnrea.
she cabin md pilot house before
tho FIRE Was extineuiahed. The boilers we're
Loss $4,000; no inanrapce. IL
viii be repaired.
Robert Holmes and Jennie Lowsse, two
highly respected young perAons residing
osesge \. X. Hired i sailbont to 30
10 q picnic. several miles from the hArbor.
They started 10 return at o'clock that
but have not since beer heard from.
Tho boat Nne found o0 the teach. audit
! thought thar cha eeuple have been
lrCwnod.
Passengers arriving from Leland hopisi
report that the hsnviest raIns M
80 Thursday shat VA ayer ~
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Leland WIS three ftet under. Nater. ~
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