Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-07
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Three men laying ga<pipes in
Thirty-second street, New York, were
killed by the caving in OF bank.
Tre cases Of sunstroke and num-
e.,us proetr .tions have occurred in
Nav York city and Bro Jkyn, owing
TO inteps heat.
A man named Glass. residing at
Glassgo, Pa, killed his son.in-law and
mortally wounded himself. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
Details Of ales on the coast OF Ice
land last month show that 400 Frens Il
fishermen were drowned and ,hi ty
vessels wrecked.
At 81 d g, in the State Of Neuvo
Leon, y railroad train plunged through
bridge and two Americans was killed.
The accident was due to washing out
le foundation Of the bridge.
+ A thunder storm accompanied by
ha passed o, Q. Princeton, M. The
hOuee OF Harrison Voorhees, was
ctr ,ck by lightning, and both he and
his wife were instantly killed.
J h, McCulloch, q broom maker, Of
/ si ated habits, shot and fatally
wounded his wife, and killed himeelf
at st. Louis. The woman had left
him because of his conduct.
An alarming rebellion has broken
out among the people made destitute
by floods in Hanon and Han-Tung,
China. It is reported that the troops
have joined the rebels and murdered
government officials.
During severe storm at Msnitou,
Ont, o brick school house in Osgood
township was blown d wn, and twenty
children were buried n tie ruins.
s ,me Of them were fatally wounded.
and none escaped painful injuries.
G. H. Hemstead, while engaged in
game OF baseball at Oakla, d, Neb.,
was struck in the stomach by the knee
of baserhnner and fatally injur d
He was an en- ployee Of the Chicago,
s.. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha rail-
road.
August Michaelson and Hans Tidge
were drowned dn the Loup river, Neb
: Mchaelson wishing to frighten Tidge
who could not swim, tipped the boat
until it finally capsized. In trying t6
save Tidge the latter clung to Mich e.
son, and both were drowned.
It is learned that the boarding house
. at the Banner mine. about thirt,
miles north of Idaho City. 1. T., wal
y burned, and two men, Mike NJ Gu
g 'ough and Goa Bumgartner, wer,
y burned IN it. Several men in tn
9 cond story .avod III sir lives by jun.L
Q ing out OF window.
VI A loose engine while backing aroun,
n curve at Boaz. KY, ran over tw
= children Of Mrs. Helen Harper, VIII
!. were lying asleep on the track. Th
= eldest child escaped uninjured, but tn
youngest, aged four years, had it's arr
aud leg broken and skull fractured
p from the effects Of which it died.
y Geo. Richard, miner we'll know
N in Nevada, and lately from Eurtk
q was drowned in Wood river, Idah
re A wagon loaded with miners was con
no ing to town, and while fording tt
river the wagon was overturned. Tt
ther men had q narrow escape. tt
!: body OF Rickard has not been foun,
M For period Of twenty years thel
:: has been carried on systematic pla
as OF embezzling goods from one Of Il
IL largest printing concerns in Bosto
ia, and thorough investigation by d
| trofsync ia vA~ nrnnvoon vohsS
threatens to result in the arrest
many OF its oldest employees. tt
,., lowest estimate OF the value Of Il
goods stolen is 500, 600.
=. Mrs. Josephine Marck, OF Allegal
City, Pa, administered strichnine
'er her three children, aged Z, 8 aud
al and then swallowed poison herself.
ca. less than three hours the mother 81
children were dead. The motive
the deed is supposed to be anger |
- cause her husband had orlered |
" brother from the house, whom he 9,
IN pecxd Of criminal intim ICY with |
an wife.
IN Sergeant Nolan and Private Tayl
de, Of Fort Madison, Neb., got into qu
n. rel over . woman named Carrie Re-
during which both drew revolvers q
" began frin..s Nolan was fata
wounded and died shortly after. 7
woman was also shot and is in cr
iLg cal condition. Taylor gave hime
up, claiming that he acted in self
N, Tense, but . coroner's jury decid
. . that he shot with ielonious intent.
ON A devil-fish, or ocean vampire, '
!; accidentally caught near Vampi
"' Mexico, in q fishing. seine recen1
ant Ropes were thrown around the m
NAL ster, and by the aid Of horses it ,
drawn to the shore. It weighed
tons, and when spread out on
=, beach dead presented every appt
ance OF an enormous vat or vamp
WY II measured fifteen feet wide from
rtly edge OF the pectoral fms, and its mo
or was five feet across.
lays A collision occurred on the Oh
O., enne 4 Northern branch Of the Tn
. !. Pacific, near Bordeaux, Wyo ,betw
:. a work train and q passenger eng
which resulte in the death Of
seuger Conductor Hader, Firen
pre- Fem and Brakeman Mayfield, and
1 at probably fatal injury of Engin'
the Brooks and Marsden, and the eeri
81 injury Of four other employees.
washout occassioned sending out
r. Al.