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Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH.
ordination Of Frederick meyer ana
g. n Daniel.


G. a. Daniel.
The ordination was performed at the Ger
man Baptist church yesterday of Mr.. Fred
erick Meyer and @. A.. Daniel by a council
called by the church. The churches called
to the council were the Baptist churches Of
this city, of New York and Brooklyn. After
examination the council proceeded to the or
dination The services were as follows:
Doxology. Invocation by the Rev. John
Jaeger Of New Britain. Reading of scrip
ture by the Rev William Lipphardt of EVANS
vile, Ind. Prayer by Rev. John W. Payne
of this city. Duet rendered by Miss Mary
Liefield and Mr.. William Lipphardt. Ser.
mon by Rev. G. A. Schultz of New York
city. Ordination prayer by Rev. Dr. s. D.
Phelps of this city. Solo by Mrs. Lpphardt.
Hand of fellowship, Rev. p. s. Evans of this
city. Charge to the candidate @. A. Daniel
by Rev. J. G. GrimmeIl of Brooklyn. Charge
to candidate r. Meyer by Rev. w. Rauschenr
busch of New York city. Charge to the
church by Rev. William TRIUMPH of Brook.
lyn. Benediction by the candidate, Mr..
Meyer, pastor-elect Of the German Baptist
church of this city. Mr.. @. A. Daniel be-
comes missionary to the Germans of Water
q. N Thomssen of New York city, Rev. r. |
Hoeffiin Of New York, Rev. s. Kornmsier of
Brooklyn, Rev. j. g. Gamm and Rev. Will
liam Ritzmann Of Bridgeport, who acted as
clerk OF the council.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27

a. B. Armstrong & Co., the Bowditch &
Prudden Co. and Chamberlin & Co., will
close their stores on Friday afternoons from
next Friday till September 1st.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
NOTICE.

Persons leaving the. city for long or
short period during the summer can have
the JOURNAL AND COURIER sent to any ad-
dress at the rate of 30 cents month, postage
paid.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
YALE oommENoEmENr.
Tcorc117nrn ERoN FoURrH PAGE. /

liz 80 high as to be above the United States
law. Every defendant before the Supreme
bench must show that he has valid law.
He must not only show that he is protected
by the State law, but Is bound to show that
that il in harmony with the United States
constitution. Judge Matthews in his perora-
ton paid glowing tribute to the constitu-
ton and bespoke life of righteousness on
the part of those who follow the law as q
profession that they might deal fairly and
Judge the world in equity. President
Dwight then announced the following prizes
in the Law school for the year 1888:
Townsend prize $780, for pronouncing the best
Grafton at graduation Robert Wright Stewart, Ce-
COMMITTEES Of award-Hon. Andrew D. White, L
Id. Ithaca N. Y; Hon i I. Brooks' salem, o.;
George nSiae foP the best Examination at
graduation-Wilbur Franklin Booth, B. A, New
o. s. Seymour $500, to the member of the grad
uating class who has made the grsatesTh I'm
Patrick Kane, bridgeport.
Belts prize ESQ, to the member of the junior
class receiving the highest marks at MS annual ex-
animation Charles Wheeler Pierson, B. A., Fiori-
da, N. Y.
Senior class. Degree of LII. B. Magma cum
Robert James Pitkin, b. A.. Denver, Colorados
Degree of LII. B. Cum laude.
BENZ. A. Beekman, B. A, Oregon State universe
ty. Jacksonville, Oregon.
John Marvin Blakeley. Ph. B., st. Paul, Minnie
sofa.
Thomas Mills Day, jr B. A., Hartford.
Clement Darling Rinehaut, Fredericktown, Ohio
Arthur Lefangwell shipman, B. A., Hartford
Robert Wright Stewart, B. A, Coe college, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
at the annual examination:
Charles Wheeler Pierson, B. A. Florida. New
York.
willoughby Maynard Babcock, B. A, New Ha
ven.
George Emerson Beers B. A., Trinity college
Hartford.
Edward Grant auckland, B. A., washburnS Gel
lege, Great Bend, Kansas.
Alfred Colt, B. A, New London.
Samuel Knight, B. A, Oakland, CaE ornia.
Arthur Reed Pennell, B. A., New &aven
Thomas Henry Penney, B A.. Kew Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
a pelage &c oraers.

ReAWge OF ORDERS
Dickerman, the florist, was daluged with
Yale orders this week, supplying an immense
array of lovely flowers for the Yale social
events.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27

~ II going to New York TO stay day, 1
week or q month you want moderate prices
and central location. The Sturteyant House,
Broadway cor Gosh, is near all places Of
amusement and nearly s,0O0 cars pass its
loorH daily. Home Journal.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
wEATHER RECORD.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHNGToN, D. O., am, June "a, 1885,
For New England: Light to fresh westerly
winds. slightly cooler fair weather.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
The Banner To.Nfghs.
lily Early Closing.

The Young Mems Republican club viii put
out its banner tonight. All the members
are requested to be On hand OF O'Clock
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
wednesday. June ~, 1sss.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TODAY.

China Mattings-70 Orange Street.
Deluged With Orders-At Diekennans.
Found-Po misunderstanding, Bakery.
Found-Lady's Watch-James Mccarthy.
Furniture-Chamberlin & Co.
Handsome Presents-Gilson American Tea Co.
Lost-Purse-Johnson & Brother.
Rush For Fine Photos-Beers' Parlors.
Spring Ducklings-PfaR & Son.
Sturtevant House-Broadway, New York
Train Arrangements-Derby Railroad.
ed-Partn6r-Honorable
Wanted-Boy-P. o. Box ,254
Wanted-Horse-M.
Wanted ituation-40B Bright Street.
Wanted-Situation-77 Congress Avenue.
Wanted Ituation-122 Carlisle Street.
Wanted ituation-404 East Street.
Wanted-Situation-16 St. John Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27

'7S dined at the Homestead; present. Hon.
W. H. Law, New Haven; J. P. Clark, New
York; Jos. Hill. Washington territory; w.
Il. Taft, Cincinnati; w. Ahern, Waterbury;
Hon. J. P. Pigott, New Haven: John A.
Porter, Washington, d. G. About seventy
five were present. Previous to the departure
of '75 for Savin Rock last evening q process
sion was formed and headed by the Second
regiment band marched to the Library build
ing and planted an ivy to take the place of
the original ivy of ten years ago. James P.
Pigott was marshal of the parade.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27

Is that we have not here our boy.
S. o. Higgins, who replied to the toast,
The Man of Physic, declared that il the class
physicians had been called in they might
have had class day. He then gave sketch
of the progress Yale men were making In the
College of Physicians and Surgeons at New
York and stated that the three largest prizes
there this year were taken by members of
'85. Mr. Shipman, who responded to The
Man of Divinity, said: We are the hand
soonest and brainiest set of men on earth
(grest applause. refer to the clergy of '85.
Rabbi Wilmer, of this city, was then asked
for a speech and said: Gentlemen-It grieves
me to say that haven't class boy to offer
you, but it isn't my fault. In three years
time from now might present q little cry
ing specimen, perhaps Moses. But we are
all Yale men and our boys win be Yale men
too. Mr.. e. 81. Hidden, who replied to the
toast "WesternC Civil ization, said: Although
we haven't the little Isaac that We set our
hearts on, although we haven't the little
Abraham to JOY Sarah's heart, / must pre-
sent the president with this Showing large
wooden baby and he may swear it on 20
whoever he wants to. I" This. class baby was
made out of one fthe posts at the senior en-
trance to South college. So 1t was passed
around the table and when it came TO Rabbi
Wilmer he claimed it as Jew.
The orator was L. B. Gleason; the poet, @.
g. Gushing, aud the POSTMASTER, w. s. Cross.
The committee for the reunion was: w. IS.
Cross, j. A. Blake and Emile Sehultze, il.
They FIRED on BIg FIrecrackers.
There was considerable powder burned on
she campus late last night in honor of Yale's
victory over Harvard Should Yale win the
boat race there will be racket enough.
GLASS OF ie8-Af Center Church This
MornIng- AIumnI Dfnner-RecepfiAn
At the Clofster.
The graduating exercises of the class of
IS take place at the Center church at nine
,'clock this morning. President Dwight
will preside. Irving Fisher, of this city, is
he valedictorian and Mr.. Bernard G. Steiner.
# Baltimore, win deliver the Latin saluta.
cry. The programme comprises some eight
fusion of the exercises the alumni viii eat |
heir annual dinner in Alumni hall From |
our to six o'clock President Dwight win att |
end the reception at the Cloister. About |
re hundred are expected to attend.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Surveyor General Green has received
sdvices from the department at Wash.
ington to the .G-c, that the apportiOn.
ment OF the So, ono, appropriated by
Congress las, year for public surveys,
has just been made aud that Montana
share OF this il fixed at 5000. The
item Is 20 Insignificant that II IL scarce
worth publishing, excep, 10 show that
our territory ha- been granted u suuL or
money for surveys this yenr that Is not
sufficient 10 eve pay the clerk hire IN
the surveyor generals Office. much
less TO settle for the vast contract. now
In progress or demanding execution.
This 10 Gil the money now available
for surveys in Montana, though II
would seem from recent action by the
department that Congress will be
urged to appropriate this year an
amount more nearly adequate to the
demands OF this important branch OF
the land observation-disclosures.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
A stab in the Dark

Sometimes fails Of it, nurierous intent. The in
sidious and d~astarily attacks made upon the repu.
tation u HDstetler's >tom ,ch Bilers by persons
who eek 10 palm OF cheap and fiery TONES as
identical with it, OF "the same thing under an.
other name" In most cases react most disas.
trous'y upon the unprinciplei traders upon popu-
lar c~redmlIy who attempt them, converting their
specuiations into ruiBous failures. The Bitters is
a pure, wholesome and thorough medicine. adaptd
to the total cure ard prove rtion Of fever aud ague,
bilious remitteut, dyspepsia, constipation. bilious.
ness, debility, nervousness ami kidness troubles.
Its every Ingredient, unlike those in the imits.
tions OF IL, is OF an aseertdne1 standard Of excel.
lence, and while they, by reas n Of their fiery
properties, re set injuriousIy upon the brain and
nervous system, Of both those organ, il il q soda.
tive an invigoraut. Refuse all these harmful i'm.
~itatiOns,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

That was quite a successful mssquer-
ade At the II Iller Rink last evening.
Probably thirty fully masked skaters
we're in the grand march, a. many
more unmssked out on skates aud
spectators were rather numerous. The
pleasure OF skating to music was en-.
joyed to the fullest extent, the Keogh
band furnishing The harmonious
strains. Many OF the costumes were
relics Of by gone days. when there was
a masquerade every week or two.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Ii IL reported that the Glib Bros.
will make another start in the stock
business in this county aud will bring
in n large herd OF cattle this spring.
When they went out of business last
fall they had determined to quit the
country for good. but the remarkable
winter We have experienced in Mon
tsus has caused = reconsideration Of
their inient.ors.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Jas. McFarlans Yesterday received
official notice of his re-appointment as
clerk Of the court for the Third judi
cial district under Judge DeWolfe.
While thi, is undoubtedly pleasant
news to Mr.. McFarlsne, it is no less to
his many friends here and throughout
the district and the JOURNAL joins
with them In extending e~ongrstuIa-
tion..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

w. c. SWEET, q Mesgher county
stock grower. died at ST. Paul . few
days ago after a short illness. He was
in ST. Peul with an architect, purchss-
ing linishiDgs and furnishings for q
magnificent house he was building in
Helena when his fatal illness overlook
him. Deceased leaves property valued
at 5000, 900.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

On Wednesday, February 18Th, the
Railway Station Agents Association
hold their second annual meeting at
Helena. A banquet aud ball will
wind up the day aud the JOURNAL &c.
knowledges an invitation to be in at.
tendance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

There happened numerous fights in
the city yesterday morning between
. o'clock and daylight. Several SOL
diers became nearly pulverized and a
9-round fight in a Main street saloon
WAS the most brilliant feature OF the
entertainment.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

WIN. Tompkins went TO Billings
last night aud will remain over sun.
day visiting his broth er, A. G. Temp.
kins, manager OF Conrad's Billings
store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
Nniice-nnnrh Of ArhItratlnn.

Al meeting u the territorial board OF lrbitra-
tion held this l2th day OF January, AID ISIS, Il
vas resDlS a that due n tice should be given that
the board " Arbitration I The Territory Of Mon.
tana has been duly o~rgauihel m accordance with
the NV authorizing the apI DIN! nent % q terri
t0rial board Of arbiira ION Ny the governor, Aud
that parties having any matter IN dispute thtt
should Ia considered by the board can have due
cognizance taken 1f such matter by applying "a
DR.. Dhas Mu.sigbrpi, chairman Of the board,
whose address Is Warm s%prings, Deer Lodge
county. Montana, or 10 y. r PenrOse. secretary,
whose addr IS il Bate. Montana,
rHls =. NCSSIGRROD,
Chairman. Board Il Arbitration,
Helena ", l.. January 18th lsss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

All the bridge crews are at work
along this division Of the railroad,
strengthening and repairing and In
other ways making ready for the anti
cipated spring floods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

fight. There was no, help for 1t and
the soldier pulled his coat and went to
1t, soon crying enough. "That'H one"
said Jack, land l am going to do up
those other eight when ! get II fair
show That's reciprocity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Do you suffer with catarrh You
can lie cured if you take Hoods Ssrsa.
p%arilla, the great blood purifier. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

The water that has been increasing
upon the ice on Tongue river above
town during the ten days Of warm
weather IL fast c%ongealing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Bishop Brewer, Of the Episcopal
church, will be in Miles City on the
18th OF March and will hold a mission
here 20 continue eight days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Com.
plant YOU have a printed guarantee
u every bottle of NaIlnh's VItalizpr.
IL never fails To rure For .ale by W.
f.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

The spring term Of district court
e March 9Th aud the spring
meeting of the Montana Stock Associ-
alton on April 10Th.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
Wanted.

A good plain cook and lsundres'i
also q nurse girl. The right kind OF
girls will get good wages aud II good
place. Apply to
WM. CoURTENAY,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

The whist champions had u meeting
last night to decide upon the respec-
tive honors OF each a. IA way up player.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Gus Burdssll came IN from the up.
yer Tongue river range yesterday Z
ming.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

"~HACKMETAC,n q lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and so
cents. For sale by w. T.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Frank Beasley, M OF the Rosebud
sheep firm, Ia In the city for q few
days visit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Buffalo sni carriage robes for sale at
Leighton x Jorlan'-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
LOCAL TIE MS.

q. NJ. Fisher Is here from Minnesp-
oils.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Leave orders for Comstock's coal at
skinner store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

NASAL INJECTOR free with
racb bottle OF SnIlon's G tJarrah Rem
rdy. Price 80 cents. For sale by w.
T.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

IAN 9P.M. sam.
Friday, Feb. 3. 40 80 i0'
Saturday, Feb. 4. So ls0 l2'
Prom thermometer reading taken at wright's
drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Col. Malone intends leaving to-day
for n western trip and will TAX IN the
Castle mining districts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Butte has another case Of smallpox
and vaccination il proving q bonanza
for the disciples Of E.culapius in that
camn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

SHILOH'S CURE will Immediate
ly relieve Group, WhOoping Cough
and BorOnchitIs. For sale by w. +.
Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Jsck Hsw kins says be is bigger
than he loOks-on skates.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

yacth, aud There caves private per-
formance. for which he received the
sum Of 81. 900. There was no one pre-
ent but Mr.. and Mrs, Vanderbilt.
-
During the week that Langtrysnd
Mr. Potter played at Philadelphia.
the latter W - visited aud received by
the society ladies, while the former
wsS sncialy ignored.
The license of tie only bill'poster in
Chicago hss been REVOKED by the
mayor for posting Il particularly loud
variety Of advertising matter for the
Lilly Clay female MINISTRIES.
-"
Max Figman, the Koko OF Graus
Miksdo company that WAS here in the
summer Of 1856, is now with KirAlfy's
"Around the World in Eighty days"
which opens al 81. Paul this week.
A subscription has been started to
defray the expense Of securing suit
able resting place for the remains of
the late John T. Raymond, whose
body is still lying in the receivIn e
vault at Greenwood cemetery.
-.
LYDIA Thompson Is slill u favorite
with the London amusement seeksrr,
although the troop Of British blondes
n brou Sht to this country when she
first gained fame here, are now al
dead, married or suprranuatsd.
-
Ellen Terry has her little e,'centrici.
ties. One very dub day, At the Ly.
ceum. in London, We are told, she
smu.ed herself by sliding down the
binni-trrs leading to the dressing
rnom.. The company was shocked,
and when they -aw Irvine coming,
expected n scene not down on the.
bills. BIT Mss Terry went up to
Irving with cla-ped hands, "If you
please, said she in penitenlisl tone, II
can't help il; the plac is so gloomy"
Aud irving answered, II like il; do it
again.
Speaking OF Jelfreys-L Lewis, who Is
now playing her first New York en-
gagement for five years, the Dramatic
News says: Absence from civilized
centres, aud roaming about in small
towns west aud south has not been TO
the artistic advantage of Miss Jeilreys-
Lewis. All her former defects have
become accentusted by time aud sur.
rounding-. She now positively yellS
when she s"~liloquizes. She more than
ever INDUCES in drswls AMI misses.
Her diction il more affected than
ever; her attitudes and movements
more STACEY" and whea she reaches
a climax she tear. passion I'll to
ta,ters."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
Notice of special Meeting.

Notice Is hereby gwen, that the
county commissioners Of Custer roun.
ty. NJ. r., will meet IA special session
on Monday, February q, 1855, at 10
O'Clock. n. M, in the county clerks
office, for the transaction If such bust
ness as may be properly brought be.
fore them.
BY order OF ia" board.
j.. &. DEAR.
Clerk.
Miles CITY, NJ. T., Feb. 1, 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Episcopal church, divine service to.
day at IL A. IN. and 7:3O y. III.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Go to Bill Billiard tor R--t's Mil
waukee beer in any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Nice pure Michigan apple cider
lust received nj Flaharty's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
STAGE TOPICS.
Professional Gossip Bottled Down for lille.
City Readers.

Professional Gossip Boiled Down for lille.
City Readers,
Horace Lewis Is playing Monte
Christie In the small towns OF Cslifor.
MIA.
Fred Red Jay aud the rest Of the
Uncle Tom company are a. Portland,
Oregon.
-
The Boston Ideals are catching
Hail Columbia" from the New York
critics.
The title Of Wsgnsts latest opera
die Gotterdaemmerungn sounds 81
most profane.
Reilly and Woods Big show, one Of
the best variety shows on the road II
hooked for Miles city, July 10th.
Co1uelln, the celebrated French no.
tor, while nj Constantinople recently,
was invited on board Of yanderbilt's
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Pure Kentucky apple brandy at Ben
Smiths 75c a pint.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Miles City, NJ. T., Feb. |, 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05

Horace Lewis Is playing Monte
Christie In the small towns Of Cslifor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
wEATH ER RECORD

first ward-C. H. Towers. G. Z. Brown.
second wari-W L.. Lansing, W. II. Billiard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-05
CHE DAILY JOURNAL
MILEN CTTy BvN7A IA
Post Office Regulations.
Northern Pacific Time Table.

LEAVE MILES CITY GOING WEST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18
A Deadly Iafsra.I Machine.

INpiAsAroLls, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE mys.
tcrious box sent to Judge Woods Of the
federal court, before whom the second
trial Of the tally sheet iurgcn began yes.
tcrday, proves 10 he a ycrimblc Internal
machine In construction. II was Enclosed
in an ordinary slate pencil box with slid.
ING lid. In Il were placed two cartridges
These wcp covered with powder; on the
top friction matches aud sand paper were
armng,d ~ ~ 10 ignite on the withdrawal
of tho lid aud explode the powder, aud
presumably the cartridges. The latter
have not vet been examined. An inycsti.
CATION win 10 made 10 discover the sender
u puesible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18

II legislation is needed 10 secure such q
remedy Congress can readily supply II.
desire TO call attention also TO the fact
that il all that was to be done on the part
Of the government TO fully vest in these
companies the grants and advantages con-
templated by the acts passed In their in
terests has not yet been perfected, and II
the failure OF such companies TO perform
in good faith their part of the contract JUS
titles such course, the power rests with
the Congress to withhold further per-
formance on the part OF the government.
II donated lands are not yet granted TO
these companies, and II their violation OF
the contract and OF duty are such as in
justice and morality forfeit their rights 10
such lands, congressional action should in
tervene 10 prevent further contamination.
tSpeaking Of the California 4 Oregon rail-
road, now a part OF the Central Pacific
system. the President says some of its land
grants are not yet made, and he asks Con-
gress il il should not intervene. Proceed
ing he says
Amy proceeding or arrangement that
would result now, or ut any other
time. In putting these roads or any
portion OF them in the possession and con-
troll OF the government IL, in my opinion,
10 he rejected, certainly as long as there IL
the least chance for naturalization
through any other means.
! suppose We are hardly justified In in
dulging the irritation and indignation
naturally arising from contemplation OF
malfeasance, 10 such an extent as TO lead
TO the useless destruction Of these roads
or the loss OF the advances made by the
government. ! believe that Our efforts
should be in more practical direction
and should tend with no conformation OF
wrong doing to the collection by the gov
eminent on behalf Of the people Of the
public money now in jeopardy. The fact
will not escape attention that the success
Of the majority plan depends upon its
acceptance by the companies and their
ability TO perform its conditions after
acceptance. Its possible that the remedy
proposed in the majority report might well
bo applied 10 a part only OF these aided
railroad companies. The settlement and
determination OF the questions involved
are peculiarly within the province Of the
Congress. The public interest urge prompt
and efficient action.
GROVER CLfyELSD,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18
knan rinn. Caii,.ie.

OMAHA, Ncb., Jan. IA collision be.
tween two snow plov engines took place
near Iloskins Yesterday, In which Engineer
Ollie Sawyer was instantly killed and
several others wounded. Sawyer was
working the snow plow In u cut and got
stalled. lie thercupon backed his engine
out and started down grade alta rapid
speed. The drag-oul engine WIS coming
around curve aud they came together.
The other injured men will recover.