The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12
AL ON THE FOURTH

Talliag q . Gn.A ssasd 1t Oklahona
Ctfy-A.ay Rerssas Injsred-A Great
Brewery 90 Roafth Il JAY
Casualties
OKLAHoMA CrrY, L T., July AT three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the grand
stand 1T the Fourth OF July celebration
grounds loaded with Q thousand people
feli TO the ground. One hundred persons
were moro or less seriously injured and
one chi.d-she infant daughter of DR.. ]. A.
Ryan-was killed outright while two or
three OF the injured viii probably die.
Hose very Seriously injured are: Nj.
Van Zandt, Tiaeo, Tex Ed Bird. Of Ed
mond; Tnomss Reynolds, Tennessee:
Councilman Mills, Sou b Oklahoma;
David Smith, D~enison; William Long.
Missouri: a Thompson. Mobility. Tex;
Mrs n. E Martin, Cherokee Nation: Mr..
Gatewood Ardmore; MIS-. George Mains.
Purcell; Ms Ciendenning. Trinidad.
Col: Miss May Murre!l: D. z. kein-s,
Armourdale, Kan. Jack Glover, Rock
well Tex: F. c. Quinton. Oklahoma City;
Ms Eaf rrv, Wichita; ". C. Arnold,
Ok ahoma; ". u. Haywood Paul's VAL
ley; J. ". Ninges. HARRISON; Mrs J. I.
Wallace, Topeka Kan I; Hubert Flower,
OklshomA
The accident caused intense excitemDnt
and confusion. but it was finally de-
tsruined % proceed with tn. days cels.
brafion As planned Almost as soon as
the accident occurred the militia, under
command OF Captain Sti es. were ordered
20 the scene and rendered vaiaable SER
vices N preventing unnecessary confusion
Oae Of tie most seriously injured is Ms.
u. II Nsrtindale. Of Howe. Tex. Mrs
Moliie Campb-ll- Of Pearl Valley, also re-
&C we'd serious internal injuries which. il
il feared, viii prove fatal Herbert
Glover. aged eisitsen, will also probably
Gle Great indignation is expressed
against the architect who superintended
the building OF the grand stand
GREAT FIRE
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 5.-The Fab,
Jung & BIrchert Brewing C~ompany's
plant, located on South Pierce street be-
tween Twenty fourth and Twenty-fifth
avenues, was totally destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon, not q building OF the
great plant being spared
The FIRE origipa:ed in the malt house and
spread with cTest rapidIty, destroy n the
malt house. the brew house, the offices,
the bottl.ng department and finally spread
10 the beer cellars, which are still turning.
The total loss Is estimated az from SOD. 600
TO sSE.9tl, and the insurance les only
half o. this sum- The beer &c .ars con.
iainei 5s 90 barrels Of the amber full
and the bo-tliRg department was stocked
with 600 more barrels ready for ship
msnt 70 the south.
As the br-wery was located at the city
limits il was very dificu I fer the fire de-
partmert to do effective work and two
hours after the fire tad stared the great
plant Vas a mass o; flames. The cause Of
the fire is unknown. but 10 supposed TO
have ben ov-rtea,ing Of the malt house
The Capacity Of tie brewery was 6J,0Jo
barrels of beer per year anu 800 men were
employed in the 80 ~ablishuenr
COLLISION on TEE LONG CURVE
DEs MONIES. Iowa July 5-lhe wes..
bound Chicago. Burlington s Quincy pas
seuger am Of six cro~dej cars and The
rear section OF freight No. II q double.
header Of thirty -four cars, going east
C ,liIded about ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing a; Cooks crossing. two miles east OF
fairfield on a ionC curve. AL three en-
gines reversed and put on the air brakes
and tee passenger train almost
stopped. All the train MN jumped
safely except Villain Blackburn,
express messenger, who was caught
by the tender. which telescoped
his car near.y half way. Ee was taken
ont two hours later stil! alive but probably
fatally injured HIS HON. is n Burning
ton Severai passengers were bruised and
SIX cars OF cattle and hogs Were wrecked.
The trains had orders to pass a. Glendale
Il lately abandoned station, but Conductor
Cor~in ran the passel ger past that place.
probably forgetting ;he order.
ENGINEER AID FIR MAS ILLED
CHARLESTON. V "a. Juya-Ih- vesti.
huIe Il ain on sse Chesapeake & Oaio rail.
way was wrecked by q slide IN a cut near
Ona. about one O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. There had been . very severe rain
The previous evening. which caused the
slide. George W. Walsh, the oldest en-.
gineer On the road, and his fireman were
killed II was an unavetsbk accident
No passengers injured a. tar as be ascer.
tanned
SAD DRow MING ACCIDENT.
PrrrsBrR6H Pa, July a-FoUr girls
and Two young men left q picnic party for
q pleasure TIP in abost on Duck creek
yes erday. The witt current capsised the
boat aud al OF the girls and one OF she
young men were drowned. The girls,
names were May Royal. Nellie Burton.
Annie AcConbs ami Ida.. Cassidy. The
Young man was named Burt Freeman.
All the party resided IN Allegheny CITY
AZ EXCURSION sfEANHR wRECKEn-
WINNIPEG. lam. Juiy "a steamer on
which iQ American cit gems VEN enjoy.
irg Gn excursion was wrecked On BED liver
ycstsrday afternoon bv being driven on
the rocks before q hsavy wind Great
conservation prevailed for q time but
all were safely landed 0fter great dill
Guilty by~srnaH boats from this C ~.
BLOWN OF AND DROWNED.
CINCINNATI July IA Troy. o. We'd
nesGay murnins and the ght before.
there was . wild rain and wind storm.
Harry Vo-his- age eight years, letc home
for the past-otice. and wuue crossing q
small. stream on . bridge was lifted b.
the wild. thrown INFO the water and
drowned.
TwEED'S soS-y-Law KILLED
NEW OKLEAS4 July 5s-JOaa Il Mngin-
mis-. OF III. CITY, president Of the Nagin.
mis- cotton mills. was killed by q stroke Of
lightning yesterday at Ocean Springs
Mss He was Well known IN New York
being q son-in-law Of the late " lillian u.
Tweed, OF that city,
Suicide Fer Cause.
TucsoS, A T., July Paul Rebeil
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