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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Prom the Charleston News aud Courier
The colorcd people in tho south anc bot
ter of, in every way, than nrc the people
Of their race in any other country under
the sun. They arc morc comfortable and
morc prosperous aud happy here than they
would be- anywhere else. They have made
no change that was not Ia their injury.
The negro In the southern States Is tho
foremost representative Of his race ON the
globe. aud lac is improving in some ~
spccis every day. II would be folly for
him TO leave his home aud his friends hcrc
In seek his fortune among strangers and In
an utterly strange land.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
uss,on Culture.

Prom The Chicago Tribune
A singular s,oryis reported from Boston.
The proprietor Of inca, markc, In that
city resolved about month ago that he
would sell no moro Chicago beef. In q
short time lac observed change In the de-
ncanor II his eat She became mclAn.
choly, refused food, and nhscnicd herself
entirely from society Two ~ three days
ago she thuw herself In front oi q passing
slrct car and was crushed 10 death. She
was high brcd Boston animal. accus.
toned 10 good meat, and preferred death
Ia the native beef II BOSTON,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
lay Gnnid Taken SICK.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June Jay Gould
passed through here today on his return
from the west When the train arrived
messengers were sent out to n ncighboring
drug store for prescriptions, and it was
reported that Mr.. Gould was very sick.
He was attacked with illness nj Omaha
yesterday, and Il was decided that II would
be best for him 10 return ut once TO New
York
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Tnr Rev Dr. Boglg, In lucid state.
mcnt oi the case against Dr. Woodrow be-.
fore the Southern PRESBYTERIAN General
Assembly, which was printed in TuE Ar.
FEAi Of Yesterday, corrected from the oil.
cal report Of the proceedings the state.
mcnt which came TO Us 10y the Associated
Prc'srcport that the Assembly had turned
the much respected naturalist over io the
civil courts What the Assembly dld do
was 10 refuse. by n vote Of 100 10 -, 10
sustain the Prcsbytery Of Augusta which,
by vote Of "a 10 .. found him innocent
Of scrious errors AZ a minister, which find.
Ing was annulled by the Synod Of Georgia
on the appeal Of DR.. Adams. DR.. Wood.
ron isquiio satisfied with this result since
the vv,o for him was fourteen stronger
than he had counted on. This Is a small
yain In the face Of majority Of 90, bat
II is an indication Of change, which was
emphasized by the temper Of the Assembly
toward the Doctor Perhaps In a few years,
and Notwithstanding the adverse vote Of the
General Assembly, the much desired union
with the Northern branch Of the church
may be effected. In that case Dr. Wood.
row win not want for sympathy and com.
psnionfhip, nor viii he have long 10 wall
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
They Were Confederate CoIors

To the Editor Of The Appeal.
In your issue Of the 9th, your special
quotes the letter Of r. f. Abbay to Miss
Morgan as saying that the tiara Of Presi-
dent Davis should be decorated with roses
red, white and blue-it should have been
red, white and red, emblematic OF the
Confederate colors; the wreath TO Presi-
dent Lincoln OF flowers red, white and
blue, emblematic OF the colors of the United
States. MIR. Abbay never heard OF blue
rose nor could IL have conveyed his idea
Of the Confederate colors. | presume il
was lapsus perusal Of the reporter. Please
correct and oblige. X. i. ABDAY.
Commerce, Miss, MAY %, 1888.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
FOR GOVERNOR.
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.
ROBERT l. TAYLOR, Of Cdrier County,

For the state at Lnrgo-Albert :. Marks, OF Frank
lin Josiah Patterson, OF shelby
First uistrict--H. T. Hughes, Of Claiborne
Second Dlstrict--IA A. Grltz, OF Knox
Third District
Fourlh Dlstrict-w NJ Hammock, Of Trousdale.
Fifth Di,Iricl--W. G. Houston OF Cannon,
Sixth pistrct-Ell T. Morris Of Davidson.
Seventh pstrict-Fluurnoy Rivers, ol Giles.
Eighth District--R L. Cole Of Henry
Ninth District
Tenth plsrlct-Hnrry " Iiill Of shelby
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Mn. BLAiNE's withdrawal means the
dissolution Of his party, and he will hardly,
In campaign where so many Of hisiricnds
have an interest, care to take personal
sides So says The Nor York Hcoald. lie
will leave the party TO the chaos and con-
fusion II has invited.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Damage SUIT Paid.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June l.-On Wednes-
day the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
company paid Nathan shuster, a boy oil
owcnsboro, Ky, S5,52l for injuries. Shus-
ter was run over by an engine on the
Louisville & Nashville several years ago
and had both legs cut oil. Ills suit for
damages has been In court since. A com.
promise was reached Tuesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
shermaa.. loom.

FTom iho nallat lTet.l Ncvu "
The dcclination of Blaine may have sn
effect on MI Blooms, with the exception q
the sherman affair. Il stands on, unaiectf
ed by any Of the ordinary Occurrences Of
life. boom that neither shnnks nor grows
chilly and unfolding. Of itsoli apart A a
picoc OF flint, the volcanoes fires can not
soorrh Il, the rains excite no life In II, and
Il IL NJ Il has been and always will he.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

TurRE was some temper manifested 10y
Senators Berry and Jones, Of Arkansas, on
Thursday, in defense Of Attorney. General
Garland against the millionaire Senator
Stewart, Of Nevada, who unjustly al used
the Attorney General because ho Is prose
cutting some Of the land thieves Of the
Pacific Coast The Senators were right,
and Attorney General Garland is right
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
nhot ~. son.,n.I.ar.

LouEvnLE KY, June l.-Pc,cr Camp
bell fatally shot Michael J. Eady here last
night Campbell is Eady's father.in.law,
and a qnarrel aros In Eady's store over
alleged niistrcatinent Of Mrs. Eady. Eady
ordered Campbell out and tried 10 drive
him with scale wcights, whercupon Camp
hell fired
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

for verdict that will re-establish his old
time relations with the church. Illogical
as evolution in any form seems to be, and
is held TO be by the mass OF Southern
Presbyterians, when looked at from the
standpoint Of Scripture, the influential
Northern Presbyterians do not much con-
Germ themselves about il or about those
who accent IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Her Father RIiIs Him.

IlousToN. Mo-, June l.--Georgc Brown,
living about four miles west of this place,
shot and killed Charles Pierce, his son-in.
law, this afternoon. lie had seduccd
Browns daughter, aud had been forced to
marry her. lie threatened 10 leave her,
and that caused the murder. Brown shot
him from behind, the bullet entering the
back Of his head, causing instant death.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
WIN Own. the Me.if

Prom the Fort Worth Uaseile.
"Who owns the wcstf" asks a Chicago
newspaper. There Is some doubt as 10 the
proprictorship right now. but unless the
tariff Is speedily reduced the manuiactur.
ing barons Of the east will soon be the un.
dinnnind oMnerA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Tnr nearer We get TO the contest the
better Is the view we have oi the relative
strength and chances Of success Of the two
great parties, and the stronger the con-
viciion becomes that the Democrats will
sweep the country with Cleveland and
Tariff Reform.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
nemrn,. .. .. Gu. r..n,...

ltum TIE Atlanta constitution,
Society In Philadelphia IL enjoying a
sensation over new departure instituted
at asvcll wedding The ushcr wcn all
married men, n was also the groom's best
man. This innovation on the old timc
oonNcntionality governing such occur.
rcnccs has created grcat deal Of talk In
society circles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

TnE State Democratic Convention, Of
Arkansas, has entered upon what threatens
10 bo n protracted contest The vote Of
the four principle candidates for Governor
is no nearly even and they have been 80
bitter In their contentious, that there does
does not seem TO DO much room at
present for cancellation. Hughes, the
present incumbent yesterday rccoiv-
cd M votes. Fletcher M, Fish
back 1903 and Englc 0sl; Rector I le young.
est Of the candidates, receiving only %
votes, POS being necessary for choice.
No two Of the contestants combined have
votes sufficient TO elect II would take all
the votes Of Hughes and Fletcher and
nearly one-half Of those Of Rector To make
the required total But no such combina-
ton is presently possible, aud II may take
many ballots TO convince members that
they must compromise on some one Of
the five or look up dark horse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
A scheme 60 rrIsh,en the unl,ed states.

OTTAWA, Ont, June l.-Contractors say
the government will shortly call for
tenders for the construction Of the Suite
Ste Marie Canal, but they doubt. whether
the contract will be awarded, ~ they think
the proposal IL only scheme 10 Brighten
the United States in the event OF an un-
satisfactory settlement of the fisheries
question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
ThsPnns anaIreIana-

RoSr, June LA seerc, consistory was
held today. Pope leo spoke chiefly Of the
indignitics 10 which the clergy In ireland
are subjected by the penal code. The
Pope was yisibly much faiigued and over.
como with emotion
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Stranger On New York posiolliccl -
Seems To me the building shakes little.
CitiEcn- Yes. sir Il does.
Stranger What's the cause II ~
Citizen Mt shepherd Is acros In the
Mad and Eprng onicc writing an editorial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
THE WEATHER.


. WASHINGTON, June 2 lam.
FOR Mississippi. Light 10 fresh souihcrly
Winds. shifting % cooler northcrly IN the
Interior. with fair weather.
or Tennessee aud Arkansas Light 10 fresh
thcrly winds slightly cooler fair weather.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

A SYNOPSIS Of lngcBoll answered. Glad
stone, which We publish in another place
In this issue OF TnE ArrrAL, is worth
reading.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
mob Inrer.ali.. shae..

From the Courier Journal
Col Ingcrsoll IL charged with plagiarir.
ing from Buckle Many man has ycarned
10 wear the literary shoes Of Col Ingcroll,
but who will wan, them II there Is a Buckle
10 thcm7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Prom the Kansas CITY Times
Tho selection Of q Democratic yicc.pns.
idcntial nominee Is creating a. much OK.
element politically ~ the Republican
nomination ior President This Is naturally
aud easily cxplainablc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Tech 60 water Toe tate.

Prom the New lork Sun.
A baltimore drummer drank up all the
whisky, alcohol, bay rum and other brands
Of poison IN local option town In Mary.
land, and then jumped into the river and
Mna hroMncd. lie tool 20 Mnicf too lain
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
A Good neal OF Mineral.

FFnm The WfmInEhanl HTFaIII
There IL coal, iron, lime, slate and tim.
Der enough along the line Of tho Georgia
Pacific from Birmingham 10 the Toinbig.
bee 10 supply twenty States ~ large as
Alabama ior twenty ccnturicH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Mn. JAMS H. Alan succeeds 10 the cdi-
torship Of The Ercning Schaiiar Mr. Algcc
has everything In his iayor-a high rcputa.
ton for capacity, the good will of everybody,
and paper already established In the popu'
lar favor lie has been trained In the yari.
Gus departments Of newspaper work and has
acquitted himself successfully In each. liz
Is young man, but an old hand. lilo has
TiE ArrEALs best wishes
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

From tho somcrille Journal
Society women, "a a rule, after dozen
years or 20 Of bclle,ioni, realize how neccs.
sary Il IA for them TO put their trus, In Nine.
Recamicr and keep their powder dry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
r.usiie spirit.

itnm The hfounsVille hrinocfai
Tho true, permanent prosperity Of a
place must lind IN fountains Of strung,h In
the public spirit Of It's citiwna
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
DIEr,.

HETuEt.-M the residence Of her son. VI 81
nctbci. csrnst u Linden and wslilbsisn sfrsss
~ - O'clock this it.tufti.y) q M, Hassfrf
wife Of T. q bihcs In The any ninth Tcsr Of 4
Dss ssslss 4 Me iaasr.i VII b ussA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Tlu contest Tor the dubcrnatorial nomi-
nation by the Democratic State Convention
1T Arkansas promises 10 be protractcd in
definitely Each candidate has before his
eyes the example Of Gov. Taylor, II Tcnnc'
see. aud Is doubtless encouraged thereby "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Tnr pres reporters ~ Philadelphia dc
clincl to call upon Sullivan, the pugilist Tor
interviews NJ the invitation II his manager.
n all the newspaper men II the country
would follow their commcndahlc example IL
would p i've TO be a complete Knockout Of
the brute
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Local Meteorological Press Report.

Maximum thermometer, NJ , minimum Their.
momcicf 800. ozone 600, miuiall. BOO, prcclpita-
ton, Ood
Maximum velocity OF Wind during storm, 20
miles pcf hour
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

VIZ would suggest TO the clerk Of the
weather that the people 81 this section Of the
country prefer to take their proportion Of
the summers rains In broken doses, rather
than all AT once. II Is no, nj all necessary
,o send ~ with q seventy i've -milc-an hour
wind. There Ia no use Ia getting angry
| nknui A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Tm Republican friends u Gen. Harrison,
In their luminosity 10 Judge Gresham, arc
printing great deal Of unpleasant literature
about him. insanity seems Ia he the pnnci.
pal malady ainictlng the Republican party
this wear
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

su,RIp,N received his commission as Gen.
cral ycaicrlay The American people are
the most sympathetic on the face Of the
Globe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

brethren that with one strong pull all to-
gether we are safe and our children will be
free. Yours fraternally,
&C. w. MACuSE,
az. b. REILLY,
"HARRY Tracy"
The result Of the meetings OF June @ is
awaited with much interest by the people
of the State. 1t the boycott is inaugurated
it will be the fiercest fight between capital
and labor made in many years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

TnE atmosphere OF Tennessee does not
seem To be- full II the cries Of men pleading
fpr the Republican nomination Tor Governor
wHAT with the pun water and the cheaper
gas, the millennium appears to be heading
directly toward Memphis
"CuytU,sD and Thurman" would be The
duplicate Of Cleveland aud Hendricks"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

Vocal Duet. s"lloly Father. Guide Their Footsteps
Misses Goopcl and Denton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
THE ANARCHISTS.
Hronek Denies Any Connection
With Them.

CHICAGO, Nov zS-The criminal court
room was crowded tlis morning when the
Hrunek diaanite trial was resumed The
iirst witness nnufeid gave the jury details
Of a confession made by HrODek witness
testified about going TO ceFlrs house In
company with Mrs. Hrunek. sgd the deliv-
cry OF dynamite aEd bO-abs BY her to the
officers
Cross-examtnssion brought cut state
ment that hr0nek baj said there wss coE-
siderable indignation sbout the execution
Of spies ans his pauiaDs, and he
waited % avenge their deaths. Hronek
said it was his intention 20 harm Bouiield
aud Jalses Gary anu GriDueil. bur be re-
fused 10 say how. lie said, however. that
be did not wnut 70 bring any one else into
the affair. bur would undertake the Job
The sjAic rested Its case after the defense
had rgoSs-exaaline3 Inspector BoaHeld for
the defense
llranek Was pus en- the stand. lie de-
MED be was an anarchist. and said Sc bad
never belonged Ia an ansrchistic society.
and did not think there was such ia eK-
fsteuce. He then made sweeping denial
Of the trufh OF Ch,rhoun's (the infarmerl
story witness had always suspected that
ChleGoun was playing In bad part He
denied also thai he was present q; the
Havnsarkct not, aed 50 he had never been
harmed by Kenfeif, Gary or GFiuEeil. be
had 70 ress8l for seeking revenge on
tftils Df4 AlA HN tfNs ~ - &c g elfA+-itA
the slleEed visit 20 Grtnueils house BY
saving thai ca Julv 4, Capck and Chleo08n
asked illness 70 20 To the laEe where they
would take = bath. on Ise Wsy over e hle-
bdan SAID De bad heard that Grnnell lived
III 3 pretty PARK aud suggested ga.ng 10
see 81. Thru lt was that witness suspected
ghiebouu Was going 10 sell rs OUT The
tzn wslseS around tAs square. hHt never
ssid anyrhiug about revenge. Earaast. he
sid, left a box oi oomus aud dynamite al
witness Eouse In October. iso. and never
returned for them After while witness
gregg afraid sud tareW Is q them into the
river
Alter saoFf cross . Nerusnatiga a. gHg-E-
msnt pgas taken ua.l Friday morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
PEEsIDENr-ELEcr HARRISON.
The Number of His Visitors In
creasiGE.

lNDIANAP0LIs, Nov. IS Every 6ay now
witnesses the arrival of a fresh batch of
distinguished statesmen aud politicians
making their pilgrimage to the big brick.
fenceiess house on Delaware avenue
Among the presldent-elect's visitors this
forenoon were Senator c. r. Farweil and
Gen. Martin. chairman OF the Illinois
Republican central committee. They
came from Chicago on an early train,
and were accompanied by Col. Fred Grant
The party made very hasty trip. driving
out to Gen. Harrison's Immediately after
breakfast, remaining with him aD0Ht an
hour and a half, and on returning went
direct TO the depot, embarking for Chicago
at II .h5. They moved with such alacrity
that newspaper correspondents had To
throw out picket guards, so to sIs ak. to
capture them only to find them as dumb
as oysters on all cabinet themes or Presi-
Genital policies.
senator Farwell, In telling his impression
of Gen. Harrison, remarked that he had a
big head and close mouth"
The evening train from Cincinnati
brought two distinguished pilgrims from
Cleveland and Congressman Beu. Butter
worth of Cincinnati. They held a confer
enee with the president-elect a. $50 this
evening. remaining In consultation a
couple OF hours. The well known intimate
relations OF both gentlemen. especially
Mark Hama with senator John sherman
contributes much interest To their visit
and lends color 10 the theory that the pres
ident-elect Is making something OF study
Of the intricacies OF Ohio politics. but TO
what purpose can only be eOnjectured,
Gen. Harrison up to date has bad a
mountain named after him, two big gas
wells. a new variety of appies and ~
babies
Mrs Harrison held her arst weekly Wed
nesGay afternoon reception Today, assisted
by her daughter, MrS Mckee and her
guest, Mrs Brown. daughter OF ex senator
Davis Of West Virginia. Among the ladies
who paid their respects wsre Mr.. Denny,
wife Of Major Denny Mrs. Hslford, wife
OF Private Secretary II afford, accompanied
by Nh. Everett Chamberlain Of AilW sakee
and others
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
NAVAL REPORT.
No More Foreign Chronometers Par
chased for the NAVY.

WASHINGTON. Nov. zS-Conneiare J
G. Walker. c ief OF the hnacaa u navlra-
ton. bss suhmi;fed his 2nnuAI report 10
the secretary Of the nsvy. In discussing the
improvement in nautical inSfrumentS. he
states that earouoIneters OF forcigu make
src no icager purchased for the navy Al
iertien is called 10 the rerort of Coramo-
dore X r. BrGifaTd. naval Inspector, Of
electric lighting, The sTst man-of-w war in
The world. SAYS the repeEt. 70 te lighted by
electricity. tbs Trenton. was installed IN
pr0pristton especially asked for BY the
bureau for that purpose Prom the ti-Ss
This method Of lighting has been suesesS-
ful. and il Is row canrefied that no shin Is
complete without electric Hight, and that il
has been proved beyond & denht - cx-
erf a direct and ssiutAvy iniiueacc upon
the sanitary condition. discipline aud edi-
cheney ef vessels of war. II is the earnest
rcc0mme ndaiion Of the hareau thar Whist
ever changes may b made in the admins
iratiFe relations % the var coiirge. nothing
may be done % interrupt the attainment
OF It's main object, the only systematic
study hy naval ofiecrs Of the practice aud
methods of modern Var, a. antlied 10
special necessities Of tho Uni.cd states.
TIE commodore recommends that naval
colleges b established in order 70 meet the
demands Of the country for rapidlv man.
ming and increasing its fect upan an out.
hTesk of war. Rapid mobilization nav be
said 20 be the lesiing naval question OF
the ssay, and resent naval luaneuvcrS
abroad have giyeR occasion for the frequent
statement sf Se.assa ;aat 20 iae Fea8st,s -
81 seipS aud guns aust be jetussi the equal
readiness OF trades;nen 10 make any sVs,
TEN OF mobilization c.1fnpiffc sud effective.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
A PANIC IN 4 SCHOOL.
Many 1T. Louis Chiidren Bruised
Heroic Lady Teachers.

ST. Louis, Nov. 3S-A panic occurred al
the Blair school to-day, Gp1 nothing bnl
the great Ureseucc Of mind Of the corps OF
teachers prevented great loss OF lie. The
sieam-heafing apparatus Epi 0Ht OF erier,
aud a rafting in the coils. eqspied VITA
esraping steam. alarmed the children,
who. fcaring an explosion, started Tor the
door Mss BetI.ua krrhs. the teacher lii
charge, got TO the door first and prevented
= stampede. Scarcely had order been re
stored however, when the noise ~ the
Stesaa pipes Wss TeIse ated vita Increased
vi0lesce, and before Miss krsbs could
reach the daGr q second tine The terror
stricken ehiidien had gained the bali The
faithful teacher was borne 20 TIE h0or and
trampled upon. sustaining Serious inyaIlts'
The excitement spread 10 room Ne. 10,
lust opposite. presided over by MISS Clara
Sickle, and the children became unmAn-
sr.sh,e there. The shutting of feet and
missing Of eseeping steam spread the panic
10 room No. 4. Taught by Miss Mary L. Nil
lsr. and she. TOO. was thrown from her feet
and trsmp pied upoH- A tan!ter appeared
on the scene and diG rough but heroic
work IN preventing The ehiiafen rom
irampllng each other 20 death
The pupils IN roofa No. = raised CT of
4 re, aud the pupils made rush for the
the hafl. Mss cullen. the ieaeaeT, WIN
fsaFnroeldahle m sence 81 mind and heroic
efforts, quieisa the disturbance, ami In q
short time order was restored
Tyxo OF the teachers. Miss Miller and Aiss
Kr,iss. we're badly i1jgrgd by being tram
Red upon seyea pupils were lugureg.
gtrife WIckeued q ~ badly tramplesi up1u-
Sic had 70 bs- removed 10 an ambulance.
Annie ncigs sustained severe internal IN
}nriex and external bruises Annie MeYess
head ssas badly gasEed oa the stone steS's-
Frorns DeleElari = left arm was broken.
Ruth Reilly suffered serious iateEnAl in
!ur5cs. Ida KlosfeFfueyeE, AgssFalis
<toahe and Eisle Mcbride we're badly
hrulsea. aui not seriously injured.
The panic created lulease excitement
zad raany parents hurried 10 the school
F.T,is-gF-,r - t5stss after their faiidrea.