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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Sell Your Surplus Furniture to
Kavanagh & johnson, 1877 & 169 E. 9th.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12
FIELD, MAILER & CO., Sd and abasha Sts., ST. Paul.
ElMtoREp9R!kA6lFl,
'''',L ANgflNo.1 MinN

and under the of caterer of
Paris and New York reputation for excellence of
being we'll splendid offer
dalton for large boating parties Dinner speciality Terms,
$40 to SIS per week.
Trains leave ST. Paul for Elmo
$780, $780, 1916 Loo 800 535 $40 and Sundays
900 2l5 and $40 Returning leave Lake Elmo daily
Sundays 624 7:24 $685. 1882 5:29 and 6:38
Sundays only at 624 and 1892 m. and 6:39 p.
For further information apply the office of THE
COMPANY, 252 Drake Block, the Hotel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12

D1Ops sss.sssss
Fine California April
cots ......... t.....T
Fine Calf rnia
Grapes. III
Fine California Black
Cherries. ..15
Choice California
Fruits. Is
Two Pounds Grapes .0S
Cents Id.
Extra fancy cream
cry. 20
Fancy creamery.....18
Fancy dairy. .16
Choice dairy. IA
Cooking 1914
Full cream cheese. IL
Fancy New York
CheddarS ..........14
Fancy Edams, each S1.00
Cts. doZ.
Strictly fresh coun-
try eggs. ..13
Cents.
,-lb pals best lard,
per pail. ..29
lib pals best lard,
per pail. so
.O-lb pals best lard,
per pail. 80
p bars Rose Queen
soap. 81 90
% ba rs Rabbits
soap. 100
"A bars Kinks Select LOO
IS bars Kinks Adj
miral. ............. LOO
Kinks Savon Imper-
ial, per box. ...,.. 2.75
Cents.
Sapolia, per bar. ..... 8
" ASKING soda, 8 lbs
for. 10
lib boxes Gloss
starch. .............35
lib box Gloss starch. 4
lib boxes Kingsford's
Silver Gloss. so
lib box Kingsford's
Silver Gloss. ....... s
lib box electric starch 9
lib box elastic starch 9
Rabbits 1776, per
package. II
Pearline, per package II
Best Rolled Oats, Id. 8
Best steel cut oatmeal 8
Fine imported Mac
aronl. 10
.2h-lb sacks Corn
meal, per sack. II
Good Corn Starch,per
pkge. 5
Kingsford's Corn
Starch ............. s
Snow Flake, Prices
and Royal Baking
Powders (12 OF cans)33
lib cans New York
Mills Baking Pow
der, per can. .65
Best brands Soda and
Salaratus. z
-Four for 25c)
Rising Sun Stove Pol
iSh ................. z
Universal Stove Pol
lsh. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z
2 alencia Raisins, b.. s
Best Muscatel IL
3 lbs new Turkish
Prunes.. 81
Fancy, hand picked
Navy Beans, per at 9
crosse & Blac kWell's
Olives (pints).. ..35
crosse 81 BlackWell's
Olives Quarts. go
queen Olives (pfnts).25
large Size Sacks
Salt. 90
Bulk Olives. Fancy
Queen, per gallon.S1
Toilet Soap, 4 cakes
in box, per box. 10
Jew Potatoes, per bu.60
fancy Lemons, per
uOZ.. ~
( Soda Crackers, per
ID. z
( Pc arl o yster
Crackers per Id. 80. z
19-lb Kennedy's Sc
lect Sodas. per box 30
Cts, Per Lib
1raham Crackers. :. 10
oatmeal Crackers. 10
finger Snaps. 10
>eSC sugar cured
Hams. 1919
,est Breakfast Ba-
con 10
'est Boneless Ham. 10
'est Picnic Ham IL
'est Clipped Beef. II
'ancy Flint Rice. .0S
earl Tapioca .......OS
'ancy Bananas, per
dOZ Is
Candies of every de-
cription we make on the
remises, and to-day,
Friday we GIVE THEM
WAY.
We profess to carry the
lost extensive line of
'eas and CoffeeS in the
ntire West.
Teas from TIC to s1.5O
er pound.
A rarely good Coffee at
Oc; better at 25c.
For 30c we sell what
ne average tradesman
cts 40c for.
Every purchas-
r of a pound of
Tea or Coffee to-
lay, and every
lay, will receive
numbered tick
t emitting the
lolder to a chance
n winning a 100
b sack of the
hottest -four that
5 milled.
Five 60 sacks
viii be given
way each week.
). R. YERXA & CO.,
Cedar and Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12

Abbey & Schutte's Seven Corners
Livery. Operas, parties, and calling
speciality. Telephone 1892.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12

affections Of his wife and was success
full. His fellow artists, however, refuse
to recognize him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12

Cold storage for ten carloads butter
cheese, eggs or dried fruits. Dry at
mosphere and perfect storage in every
respect. Terms reasonable. Apply to
Crescent Creamery, West St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12
KIDNEY and URINARY COM

plants, Painful, Diff cult, too FIRE.
quent or Bloody Urine, Unnatural
Discharges Promptly Cured. Ca
es, Constitutional and acquired
Weaknesses of both Sexes treated
successfully.
1t is self-evident that a physician paying
particular attention to a class of cases at
tains great skill.
Every known application Is resorted to and
the proven good remedies of all ages and
countries are used. Noexperiments are made.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Perma-
nently Removed.
FKEE-Pamphlet and Chart of Questions
sent free to your address. a II Consultations
either by mail or verbal, are regarded as
strictly confidential, and are given perfect
privacy.
DIR. BRINLEY, Minneapolis, MINI.
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The Lots to Be Sold at Auction

Superior cold storage for butter,
cheese, eggs or dried fruit. Apply to
Crescent Creamery. West st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12
KILRAIN WAS WHIPPED,

But the Andrew Schoch Grocery Com
pany is still unrivaled as the best place
to buy your Groceries. We own our
ground; we own our building: our
stock is paid for; we owe nobody; con-
seQuently we are enabled to sell goods
cheaper than any other house. Buy
your Groceries from US and you will
share these advantages. Our clerks are
all gentlemen, trained by long expert
ence, who will take good care of you and
treat you well. Remember the we'll
known and reliable firm, The Andrew
Schoch Grocery Company, corner Sew
enth and Broadway. Mail orders So
licited and promptly attended to.
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pecial announcement in Fridays
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Excursion Rates

Special announcement in Fridays
GIORE
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Read the Advertisement
I'm another column of the auction sale
of 161 lots in Earl street addition, to
take place on the grounds at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12
YERXA "HELLo''
o--.,, Telephone 1920 !
otLHm Plenty of Deliv-
FUWtk cry wagons.
nhcU Plenty of Clerks
Plenty of every
IlnhA thing!
MONEY STARTERS
nsIolI GRADUATED Su-
gar, II lbs, $1.OO
UU Friday, Saturday
VIM possibly later.

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12
Dr.BR|NLEY,

DEVANRBURGH BLOCK, Hennepin Az
enue, Corner Fourth Street.
MIN MIMI,
Regularly graduated and legally qualified;
long engaged in Chronic. Nervous, and Skin
Diseases. A friendly talk costs nothing. If
Inconvenlent to visit the city for treatment
medicines sent by mail or express, free from
observation. Durable cases guaranteed. Ii
doubt exists we say so. Hours-10 to IL q.
M. to and to 8 p. M; Sundays, 2 to 3
p. m. If you cannot come, state case by mail.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, 0 0fss9i0 F TfnR;
Memory. Lack of Energy, Physical Decay,
arising from Indiscretion, Excess or Expos
ure, producing some of the following effects:
Nervousness Debility, Dimness of Sight,
Self-Distrust Defective Memory, Pimples on
the Face, Aversion to Society. Loss of Am
bition, Unfitness to Marry, Melancholy, Dys-
pepsia, Stunted Development Loss of Power.
Pains III the Back, etc., are treated with I'm
paralleled success. Safely privately peedily
BLOOD AND SKIN R PhsE Fosms;,
Affe citing Body, Nose, Throat, Skin
and Bones, B1otches, Eruptfons,
Acne, Eczema, Old Sores, Ulcers,
Painful SweIlings. from whatever
cause, positively and forever driven from the
system, by means of safe, time tested rene
dies Stiff and swollen joints ard 1heu-
matism, the result of blood poison positively
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Special announcement in Fridays
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12

pERcnMhI Have you ever seen pair of
! klOUNHL the celebrated W. L. Douglas
So Shoes for gentlemen and for ladies? If
not, don't fail to call on one of the dealers
whose names appear in his advertisement
o-morroH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

-@i9bort -. Nop. Im
beutisen Morsen wurbe bas unbez
ippbnte Saus bes S9anfwirtbes g.
Nids bur9 eine Seuersbrunt ger
ItDrt. S9a0en 1900 ST. 8er1t9ert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

wie leitber, einem aus Der 8iirger:
i6aft %se,udblten gomite 5n belaiiem
lonbern oieIelbe einem in Der 8iibnem:
praris e%rfabrenen Wanae gu iber:
traseu, Der feline sam5e Tbatisfeit Dem
altberiibmtcn &un1tinItitute 81 nib
men bat, Gs lit nod ni6t beitimmt,
pb Der artiltil6e Setter ais Snten=
baut pber Tbeaterbirector anseiteat
peroen IoG. 9em Softbeatercomitf
1ua binfort nur Die financieae 8eaufz
ii6tisuns 5uitebem.
: 8for5beim. IS bat iid
elm u&atbpli1ber &ir6enbauoerein"
Der bereits iiber 400 Meitslieoer 5dblt,
bier sebiloet, Tim bic Wittel CUR in
neren Iusltattun9 Der I'M 8au be-
grifenen Stride, Iowie CUR InI6af=
luns eines pal1enoen @eldutes 5u=
lammen5ubrtngen.
= 8abolf5ell. SIM 8farr=
ardip lit Die @rinoungsurfunoe Der
Staot aufsefunoen woroen, uelbe aus
Dem Sabre 100 oatirt 1T. &aoolf=
5e1 fat al1o elm Sitter BON 7S9 Sab
ren.
= Tau berbt 6 i NJ.
9as @ebduoe bes er5bi196fli6en Gonz
picts tpurbe Inn ben 8reis BON 6OO,=
900 90. an Die Sparz uno @aiIen
caiie %perfauft.
GliaBz 2otbrtn9en.
-StraBburs. Ser Stano
Der @9uloent Der @emeinoen BON
@IaBz2otbrinsen lit ant S9luiie Oes
&e6nunssjabres 1888 Bis 1889 aui
23,O27,77S sc. bere9net wor6en
sesen 23,O13,S73 sc. int @orjabre,
Ius Dem 9erinsen INTERRUPTED 5mi=
l6en BEN beiben 3iffern, in 8erbinz
bung. nit bem umltan0e, baB i'm
9auie bes Sabres ii6 Die In5abl Der
nit 59ulben belaiteten @emein0eu
tint 81 permebrt fat, 1T 5u l6lteBen,
baB Die itetise Ibnabme Der alter
S6ulo our6 neuen 3u9ans 1ur uner=
bebli6 iiber1dritten murbe. -0aB es
in ben ausgeoebnten @alOunsen BEG
&ei6slanbes ni6t an i6aoli6em
@iloe feblt, sebt baraus berppr, BAT
i'm &e6nunssjabr 1S87-SS MIDI
peni9er als 99S @ilol9meine, ZOE
@ilotaben, 2272 Sibie un0 II
@6lfe erlest wurben. Sour in be5ue
auf Die @Dlfe, wel6e ibr Stanoquar=
tier int lot6rinsil6en @isellanot
baben, lit eine Nbnabme at oer5ei6.
men. Sn ben porausgegansener
Sabren muroen Der elben Our6i9nitt:
li9 iiber 40 Stid per Sabr se19ol
ien.
-9a9enau. 9ie beioen fit
Die Staot seplanten &alernen fir 8
8ataiqone er6alten ibren Glab I'M:
nett Der beItebenoen &a1erne, anf ben
linfen ufer Der Wo0er uno 9lei9 bein
Iusflu1ie Der lebteren aus bem Staot
9ebtet.
= ii II + nj. SIN Sitter pol
81 Sabreu, pbne tn leinem 9an5el
2eben je franf semelen gu iein, itarl
Ser geteran Sobann 8apti1t Sober
St batte ais @arbesrenaOier unite
@apoleon I. ben Sel05us na6 STUFF
LAMB mit9ema6t.
= Meb. gea6 ether ltatiItil9el
ueber1i9t iiber Die 8ep6lferunssz8e
wesuns Der Staot iinb in ben 5lpDl
Sabren = 1877 bis 1888 = an sc
bnrten au per5eidnen sepeien 1851
8pn bieien entfielen auf einbeimiid
igllaBzQot6rinser 1920, anf einsf
manberte 9eutl6e 1905, ausldnoe
2141.
-2emberg. IS birfte int
reliant iein gu erfabren, oaB oas
mdbreno oes 8eiu6s bes beutide
&ai1ers unb Der &ailerin in &OnItar
tinopel CUR Serwenoun9 9efommeu
Tafel=S erptce etn 8ruOuct Der 2r
tbrinsil6en @lasinoultrie 1T, 9a
san5e Seruice lit tn Der &rpltaafabri
. I'M bena6barten ct. 2ouis, na6 lpt
| cieQ BON on1tantinopel eingetroHt
men Muiteru, berseitellt moroen.
i SeHetret6.
- @ien. Ser 8ertreter So
fnt,a Corr mnunprnnuu fith1te 80,
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F, lib gu bie1er Gapelle um9emanoelt,
0as @eriurgunssbaus in MeDerli.9
lit bereits iertisseltelt uno miro am
/. Sanuar 1890 BON u armett, er.
werbslo1en Spritleuten aus benz Wie=
nermalOe beSo9en ,ueroen.
= @aitein. Der 8au elmer
@iIenbabn bon 2enb na6 @ilobao
@aitein 1T nunmebr ernltli9 in &n<
griff 9enpmmen mprbem. Die Ser
meiiunsen 1ino bereits I'M @ause uno
Der 8au lelb1t wirO bemnd9lt be9onz
men ,peroen, 10 baB Sic 8abn piel<
lei9t i9on In nd6ltjdbriser Babe II.
&eile5eit fir ben @erfebr er6Hnet
merben fam.
-Snnsbrud. MittelIt ether
failerli6en @eroronuns, betrefenb
Die @ewabruns BON l1nterltibungen
aus Staatsmitteln fir bic bur9 Die
ueberi6wemmunsen beimseiu6ten
@egenben, merben 10000 f. far
Tprol uno $4,000 f. fir &drntben
beitimmt.
= Meran. Die Srequen5 unz
lereres gurortes lit cine iebr rese.
Die lebte Gurltlte uer5ei9net 3193
Berlonen. 9emnd9lt mirb bic &ron<
prin5ellin bon S6weoen bier etntref=
fen.
= Orient. OeIterrei9 unb
Stalien mer6en gemeinlam iiber ben
Wara fluff 8ellunp uno gorttna (Nmz
pe55p) cine @teinbriide bauen. i
-8rag. 8et BEN Stabtperz
prbnetenpablen erransen Die Deutz
l6en 8rass tn1pfern einen @rfols,
als inn erlten @ablf6rper Der Braser
gteuita0t eine ensere @abl 5wii9en
ben altc5e9ii9en unb ben beuti6en
Ganotoaten ltattfinoen muB. = Ser
Observation-Disclosures Dominicus, ST.
baber elmer Der dltel item &erlassfirmen
Se1terrei6's, lit inn Sitter bon So
Sabren seitor6en.
den. 5000 fali9e s.
Marfltiide muroen auf 9runb elmer
anpnDmen Pronunciation bur9 bas
8e3irfsgeri9t notwithstanding bel
einem @iirtlermeilte namens Scarf
@iini9e in Stein196nau be16la9=
nabr1t, unb 5par tief ~persraben I'M
@rbbpben inter einem 9Ol5feIer.
Scarf 8uni6e lelb1t, iowie 7 Scrip
men, tpel6e auf benz Marft 5u Mlberz
tau lol9e Saliltfifate aus9eben mua=
ten, wurben perbaftet. 9ie fali9en
Miin5en iinb ben e6teu tdui6eno
dbnli6, bo6 Tim eine &leini9feit let9=
ter. Die Stan5en fonnte1t ni9t aufs
sefunben meroen, basesen fanO man
ben Miin5ltpd unb anoere @erfz
5euse CUR 9erlteauns Der fall9en
Wiin5en.
= &1au enburs g. Ser Setter
bes Siebenbirser &eaeretpereins,
elmer @ereinisuns BON unsarii9<iiez
benbirsii9en @einberssbeiibern, biz
tit gang europa @e19dftsperbinoun=
sen fat, Stepb IN <1 1T na6 Ser:
ibuns sroBartiser l1nterl6lasun9er
unb @e6ielfdli6unsen na9 Gmerifc
per6uftet. Ser @erein 1T pollitdnoie
ruinirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
SmrembMt8.

= 8ettel, II. Nop. 6eute,
ettpa sesen 2 ubr bes Na9mittass,
tuur6e uniere Orti6aft pl6bli6 bur9
ben S9redensruf rSeuer!" alarmirt.
Guf unerfldrlide @eile par bic
@9eune bes S9ulters g. 6. in
8rano 9eratben. 8alo tbeilte 1i6
bas perbeerenoe Clement au9 benz
6euboben unb enbli6 benz 9a9merf
nit. Danf Dem enersil9en gtnsrei=
fen Der berbeiseeilten 8erlonen fonnte
bas Seuer re6t5eitis seodmpft unb
10 sr6Berer S9aben perbitet merben,
Der our9 gerii6eruns sr6Btentbeils
sebedte 59aben mirb auf ca. 500
biz 900 ST.. uerani6last. IS Der
lautet, es batten fleine &inoer, Die
in Dem a%bsebrannten @ebdube nit
3inbb6l5den selpielt, Die G~ntltebune
bes 8ranbes peranlaBt.
-Diefir6, I. gtop. Im perz
f~loiienen Sonnta9 murbe Die iterb%
li6e 6iiae bes am 1. 8. oerunsliidten
@iIenbabnbeamten Bernard Sbefes
CUR lebten &ube beitattet. SIM Sabre
1861 trat er Die Steue als @eidenz
lteler bierielbit on, mel6es Imt er
ieit % Sabren CUR sr6Bten 3ufriez
benbeit leiner gorselebten periab.
- Dnselinsen, IL. Nop.
Sim beutisen Morsen tuurbe Der TO
jdbrise M. Yaraid in elmer Minett=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

2ei6e tpuroe nad benz bieiisen 8abnz
bofe sebra6t. Sin anoerer 8remler,
r1amens @icolap, erlttt einen 8einz
brud un6 1T seiien 3uitanb ni@t
beoenfli6. 3ebn nit Minette belaz
bene @asen fin6 entsleiit un0 fteben
bunt bur9< unb iibereinanber. Ser
Inblid lit entlebli9. Ser materiele
S6aoen lit iebr bebeutenb. Ser
bieiise Doctor 5lei6 iomie Die &ran=
feni6weltern bes 9oipitals iinb an
Srt unb Stelle unb lesen ben beiben
8ermunbeten @erbdnbe ait. Sb bic
@ei6e iiberbaupt ri9tis seitellt ober
gar nidt beoient mar, fonnte mod
nidt feitseitelt uerben, jeoo6 uirb
es Die unterlubuns ergeben. Die
locomotive liest linfs bes 8arrtere=
bdus6ens am Nbbanse Der 8abr unb
lit 1tarf bei9dbist. Das ibrise Ser
1onal bes 3uses fam nit Dem bloBen
S9reden bapor. @tma 20 belabene
@asen iinb ni6t entsleiit unb. nidt
bei9dbi9t.
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S6,pets.

Bern. @o@ in Der bieBjabz
risen 8interiibuns Der eibsen6iii9en
&dtbe miro Der 8~unOesratb ben1elben
beItimmte @ori6ldse in be5us auf
eine 8artialz &epilion Der Serfalians
in BENT Gimme porlesen, baB auf
@runolase %berIelben eine etosen. llnz
faGloerii9eruns anb cine 1emerbe<
seieai6aft sel6affen weroen f6nnett.
eiosen0liii6e Budget fir oas
Sabr 1890 i6lieBt bel 72,532,30O
Srcs. @innabmen unb S5,53S,3OO
Srcs. Nussaben, nit etnem Seblbez
TRACE BON 1906, 900 Srcs. ab. Son
BEN Gus9aben entfaaen 5,634,OOO
Srcs. fir 9anofeuermaffen unb 3
MiQionen Srcs. fiir Munition auf
oas auBerorbentli9e Budget, 10 baB,
Der orbentli@e Seblbetras ii6 auf
4,272,OOO Srcs. be5iHert. = Das
Budget Der &lcpbolperwaltuns iteQt
li6 fit 1890 int @orani6las tpie
folgt: @innabmen II, LAO, 900 ST.,
Gussaben $40, 600 ST., l1eberi9uB
Der @innabmen 5,2OO,0OO Sr.-0ie
@rinbuns zines ugereins CUR ST.
baltuns Der S6wei5" I9lasen Die
,8aieler Na6ri6ten' uor. Das flinst
sewiB iebr ipabbaft, tit dber bod
bitter ern1t semetnt. Oieler 1paBtgz
ernitbafte @ori9las ridtet 1i9 mint
li6 sesen bic Sudt, bic @aturl90nz
beiten Der S9wei5 su suniten Der
@elbproben aus5ul9la9ten, ale Berg
sipfel nit @ilenbabnen 5u perieben
unb aus Der S9weiS ein ein5ises,
Observation-Disclosures 2urus 9otel gu
MAIDEN.
-8ern. SIM &antpn 8ern be-
trasen Die Sppptbefen16ulben runb
400, OOO,O 900 ST., iudbrenb bielelben
1i6 Dor 20 Sabren bloB auf 258,z
100000 ST. beliefen. 9a tbut tpabr=
lid cine &eform Notb!-9ie Gene
r~aluerlammlung Der 8linOenanitalt
senebmiste einen &ertras mil benz
Staate, morna6 bas Snltitut INN ben
8reis BON 100000 ST. gisentbum
0es lebteren miro. Die 8eiibantretz
uns miro nd6tens ~erfolsen. - Ils
Curriculum melbet mon, baB an Der
fiir5li6 absebaltenen lanbmirtbl9aftz
li6en Nusitellung in @aaner Elm
Stid &die ausseitellt murben lit, bas
laut Eraoition 17O-180 Sabre ali
Iein muB.
- Iar9au. Sn aarsau if
bas befannte r@aitbaus gum 8reu5"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

-Seulen, 13. Nop, 8ei Der
seltern bier itattsefunoenen @riab=
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-10
TWENTY-FIVE WERE LOST.
A Terrible Railroad Accident Near Lynch =
burg, Va.


The east-bound express on tie Norfolk *
Western railroad. when near Thaxton's
station. about thirty miles from Lynchburg
Va. ran into a washout and was complete
~ wrecked. The locomotive and several
passenger coaches were thrown into ditch.
but the sleeper remained on the track.
Several OF the coaches caught fire after
falling, and n number OF passengers were
seriously burned. while others were injured
in the wreck. The killed. SO far rs ascer-
tanned. were:
Charles Bruce OF LyncLburg fireman, scalded
TO death Nathan Cohen OF Roanoke, ell route
for Germany via New York Patrick Donovan
OF Lynchburg, engineer; A. 5. Francis OF Ma
rion, mail agent A. NJ. James OF Roanoke tray
cling engineer OF the road j W Livsay Of
Roanoke, train dispatcher Dennis Melon, jan
itor OF the railroad offices, route for New
York TO be married W. G. Stead OF Cleveland
Tenn; stranger, bound for Paris via New
York L.. Is. Summers OF Abingdon, Va, mail
agent a little girl, supposed To be the adopted
daughter OF Mrs. Judge Thompson OF Staunton,
Va; j. W. Dubarry, Superintendent of the
Eastern Division; j. c. Cassell OF the Western
Division; J. J. Rose, Postal Clerk, OF Abingdon,
Va. John Fitzpatrick OF Lynchburg; the hus-
band and two children of lady passenger ON
the train. whose naDie cannot be learned.
Conductor Johnson. Bishop Wilson. FIX
press Messenger Ashmere. MIS-. Judge
Thompson. Mai. J, c. Cassel. Superintend-
ent of the road. and Baggagemaster Ford
are among those most badly hurt. A num-
Der of others, including several ladies' from
Texas. are slightly injured. Only seven per-
sons in all ars said 10 have been saved.
There were about seventy passengers OH
the train. besides the employees. aad IA it is
absolutely impossible to ascertain the exact
number saved. the exact number OF those
killed cannot be accurately ascertained.
There is every reason TO lear. however.
that the number will reach thirty. IL not
moro.
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dead. though nine persons were perhaps
fatally aud many badly injured. The only
death thus far Is that OF the lS-months-old
child OF DIR. j. A. Ryan. OF Jimtown. who
died short time after the accident. The
injured are:
Mrs. Dr. Martindale. OF Howe, Tex. Mrs
Mollie Campbell, OF Pnuls Valley injured I'M
ternnlly ana will probably die Herbert Glover,
aged IL. Will also probably die; j. w. Mingus,
Harrison, dangerously; Charles Cottell, Pauls
Valley fatally Tom Reynolds oklahoma, seri-
Gus }. n. Vanzandt, Oklahoma serious; &:
Gofdlin, Warner Tex, serious; Marshall
McAeill, Oklahoma, arm torn of.
A detachment OF troops under Captain
Stiles was ut once ordered TO the scene.
and rendered valuable service In preserv-
ing order and conducting the removal OF
victims with something like system. Over
one hundred persons were injured. most
OF them being hurt in the back. caused by
falling timbers. Great Indignation Is ex-
pressed ut Contractor Aubrey for the I'M
safe construction of the stand. He Is con-
sidere largely responsible for the disaster.
as he was warned by his workmen that the
stand was not securely braced. He paid
no attention TO the warnings. and told the
men to mind their own business.