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Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
@uineasSpas.

Zen Slnss 5iartre buroe en- 6ar
rnsr lGs9c Jig til, tbi De bar NANCE
5proele. Seres Sfris fan bare miuore
bebaselis, men bet bulOer Sssen burte
fra SsnieHpften, Os be parsler gpue
ON Nattm peS i'm itriscnbe 8sit. Dc
transsr life meset 9ilipn, heller life er
bet l'spueuoist at iupre Dem meset. Sc
isrser m%elteabels for fig ielu; bog bgr
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
8ssebe @aouarer beiipttes


bsbIt impb 9nieitlarper paa felgenos
iimple Maaoe: De rsseoe Woepdrer
omsipss at 9erreospoier, iom mnn BOG
isrit ber ooerItrp9e iuOuenSig mco salt'
uanO % opbGngc paa ct ijni9t % tert
Steo. Sfulbe bet piie fig, at aaroer
aIIereoe bar trGn9t mo paa no9et Steo
uf ben rpscce Bare, bpr man piebliiie.
lia bortifiGre bet nu9rebuc Stcb 90
paife SuitTaoen meS Spiritus eacr
Srruospin, liant o~ereiter guide ben meo
inuit Yepper.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21

$4,000 &roner eiterlpo ben
8ronuinss nplig aiOooe Gin
Sir @iaiam Gull, fig. Gette all
tases at bore ben itarite 5ormle, iunr
biOtil bar Iamlct Jig uocluftenbe
ueO lit e9et ~aan0elige 2trbcioe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21

vi ianrme 5oriatter er p9iaa uotommet
"6@ureora9 MOB Metbobtiterue"
Is Cts, "& puirmatipnen", 10 Cts
8e99e S~triiter er 9pot anbeialet / ilcre
Slaoe.
glle Oisie Initor Miiiler g99ers Striiter
Iaaes tilial9s hos y. slnauoicn,
Secprah Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
80 urse Bulls % 80 5unopr.

81. De Spenior uPurte er Is SnllS % 90
Suronr oirefte ira GruidibautSs gGtten.
Sprlocn oenue fore Snmling al Grntd
ihaltfs bliper Der peo 0enne Nlttion pgiaa
iolgt arcatltrer, Der repreicuterer Stanoaro
Stambpe. Raa De pngre 9Dr fan man Ie, al
bpilfen SetDOntug oct or at benptte ltotlte
bred bulls. Soet je9 aibGnOer oeune itore
Slpf, ltal lea oele baaOe aualltet og
apantitet meo Eublitlm. Taa oct Siertes
lioltc inobpoer jeg apGg SporGttere %
Sarmere / Noropciten iii at inOIinoe lig /
GreScp for at opcrprre beure Nuitlpu. Sc
areaturer. Der u~iienoes mco 3%erlbane, 9anr
iur balo 6ragt. Williunltee & ct. y. u. u.
oil iPl1e round trip tickets efter IL fare
ira 9ubpqirc, ga, Yrarie on Chen, isis,
Wtaipu Gitp, Soma, ct. Eatl, Wtinu. o.
Interchangeable Statipner. Nuftipnen 'prcs
0nar mlocr 3es Wtpine5 5eltet, laa Salget
oil iore0na. ielp ON Seiret life er o%uuiiti0t.
&atalo9 ieuOeS til 2tae, ION benuenoer iig
oerpm.
John Ntzhugh,, eicr.
j. w. Il c. c. JUDY,
Ilttionariusier. 36.163
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
Yajtor u. glnocricn: Set

Yaitpr u. %glnocrien: Set er ct
alporSfulbt friiteligt Orb, en- bel
ii9net Seileorin9 paa CUBS Srbs @runo
or De un9e |. Ter trGn9es Sauos
beb ct iaaount Mporsoro / Dor letiiRoi9e 5io.
8to at Den TOM blot pmtriug pg blcp left al
pore Yi9er % Sarle.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
&ttcratur.
"Norlopelfcn".
(4oe Splaa.l

46 Sioer, beftet 10 Cts, iuobunoen 10 Cts,
mutt i~nobunoen 25 Cts.
Yaffor =. y. @jertien: 8psen CT
at ct ubeitrioelist YGro; ben FOREIGNER bpilig
Ell pGroi9 Inerfjenoeile; tbi, naar en- Wano.
iom SO9ens boita9teOe Surfatter / iano fri
iteli9 @ano % meo ct Hart Slif paa Sios.
forbploene siper fine Taao, ba maa bans
Orb babe SG9t. 8o9en bpr eies a
be99e &jpu pm en- uunopGrli{
u aaoaiper.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07
A Story of Wyoming

The admission Of Wyoming to statebood
recalls the pioneer davs of Woman
uihce-hoidine in that unique ciyiliza.
uon. Hester Morris was the nrs,
woman appointed a Justice of The peace
~ the United States In those rouob
pioneer times the bowie knife and pistnl
oitener settled disputes than did a conrt
oi Justice. Mrs. Morris was tall. Film.
bethan type OF woman. with as rugged
features aud a. biusque method of ey.
preston as has been ascribed 10 the Enc.
lish queen. Her first case in Wyoming
court concerned a quarrel between two
young men; who We're brought before her
armed with bowie knives and nistois
She had known them since their boy hood
ana IN spite of the fact that a scene had
been expected ON her first appearance n
Few words OF motherly. advice to those
VINO had known her Kindness and n littlo
native nother-wlt carried the day; after
trouble vi
She was particular terror" To a cer-
tain class OF evil-doers: men who bad
been arrested for beating their wives ar
Tor general drunken disturbances of tho
peace invariably pleaded NOT 10 he
Drought up before ''old ledge Morris
They wanted 10 BE- tried bv men
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07


"o armies are ID the heid today wh,
'I neither helmet shield Or sword. The
Urn" = 10 i's, deadly Tor want Of VAR
alarms the result no les certain az t.
uiSas'sr ana suffering. It Is not our in
',o" ~ 'i's aIueie % ara" a picture
"ai""' hloeh - 20 depict scene
'n ~ ray % '2hi may come. We
" me 'H4unN- that come
o ''a"'' ana capital alter a spell
az ""'"- ." ehsas" ii another
-. i'' macy baii'e wherein
- ~ az" ,''hiahHs IRON both
- a. ~ "lue', WIN no sain 10 either
= .'i' ''''''e. 70" strong capital viii
anu ~ away 70 a 'aie ana
- i'.'i''''' mere 10 remain and await
,." ,''"a'' '''''''' Hhaily 70 come forth
IN s''oiiS o'N a'iu secret hiding place
Vu'' "'Vi' s'i me wheels - trade in
'".''n'
"""R a. eapIiat can Walt and labor
- We via 80 no chang" M the result
= o'"hu 70 accrue To The working
az :" s9ine case strike has resulted
~ pheht' ana the demand when
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07
AN UNDESIRABLE LOAD

4 greal many years ago. at the time ul
the Fraser river gold excitement the Pa
cite Mail Steamship company brought Ia
Whalcom about l0D1 people 10 sixty
days. Tho company then offered 10 par-
/ chase a little piece 81 ground Ia the then
wlldernes, for the purpose Of constructing
) Hharyes and warehouses. Tie owner af
the land asked slo0.po0 Tor what would
have been high al Slmo Result: The
! steamship company refused TO 90 to
Whatcom any more with it, vessels. but
went instead 70 where Victoria now
stands and started that thriving city aud
In sixty daYs more the 1000 people had
left Whatcom, except about 100
Aside from few enterprising men IN
Whatcom who are Willing 70 help push
T things. the same spirit that drove away
/ the Pacific Mail company By it, grasping
hogsishness prevails there. The ancient
mos>backs are yearuiEg to sell their pro-
perty at high figures and they are also
willing 10 set back and white while
other men build railroads. docks. big BUSH
ne>, houses, handsome homes. street car
lines. ga, water aud electric light sv,-
tens and everything else which j. ealcu-
lated 70 enhance the value Of their
property. They also show their teeth 4
and giowl al the very men and the very /
enterprises which are building them up. /
II T. an unfortunate fact thattbedrones 4
are succeeding in their mereenary. selfish
and eoyotelsh methods Enterprising men
ia order TO push affairs along
must. by force Of circumstances. pull the
mosshacks along while they 20 them
selves II i great pity that there {, not
some lawful way TO get rid Of those COM
mercial and social cloggers IN a similar
way. metaphorieally, 10 that which the
working bees use 10 getting rid Of the
greedy drones ia the hive; the lazy loafers
that hang on and eat more honey than
hall dozen busy bees can eat while they
make no honey at all, but simply play
sweet on the queen. The other bees sting
the drones 10 death and throw their cum.
bersome careasse, out Of the hive where +.
the ant can eat them. Z
The facts with regard to the do-notLlnp
nossbacks Of Whatcom were told To the
HERALD by prominent citizen Of What :,
'om who Is himself one Of the men who 7,
help TO advertise and build up Belling-
IAN bay The mosshacks were iu the
woods when the Pacific Mail company n
ame 10 the bay: they belong 10 the y
woods and the interest Of progress. adj .
ahcement. enterprise and civilization. :
hey ought TO be in the woods yet. but |
'alrhayen's pull aud push are strong |
nough to take them along on the road to
uceess without their being much Of a Il
ahdicap because Of her go-ahead power. Il
hd while the room of the marplots would I
y better than their company II will be Il
ecessary TO carry them 50 there would h
My be- time and energy wasted In kick a
~, and 30 dHons.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07
A Tooth That Cost "a GAO

The bat worn by Napoleon az Evlau
wa, sold In Paris IN 1875 for si9o. The
coat worn by Charles MI. az fhe battic
OF PultDwa brought over sI91oo1 AZ ~,
tnat oace belonged 20 Sternr. the great
rhgiish writer WAS sold ut public anctiop
~ London icw years ago far Il .0jn In
lsib u tooth ~ Sit Isaac Newton vas pur-
chased By q rpbleman Tor $3.50. Tho
9a}et mad costly diamond removed from
place. ~ ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

Great Britain wants the United state.
to apologize because Uncle sam wouIdn.t
ailo" John Bun 10 rob his seal roosts
l nele sam should swipe John Bull across
the face with the tail ola seal and ask
him what he thinks Of that for an
apolngY.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

When all three of the Bellingham bay
cltles are consolidated We will be entitled
10 iree mail delivery and then with the
Postoilice In central location everybody
VIII TO- happy, or should be. Besides. the
electric ears will reduce distances
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07
THE WAY IT IS DONE

IsyI.... n
-. III, "'''i VI the omaha lee
- w "nothef rival oil his news
~. t a"u "he'e Tue daisies bloom.
- p - mas peeh inferred In
"''' newspaper graveyard. II
-, ~ -" var az" SINCE Rose
-. p"'H''s' aet''e' aggressive tele-
- '' ,'ai '''i 'he evening Bee in
''''' "'ied"y 70" Herald. demo-
.,.-s "',u'.' '"e prestige that br. Mil
','''i'' edN' H. ahH the Re
'''"' " ','e p''I,leai tiiih which IT.
~ ply ma" h"lh obtained a
Lar anu "iue circulation years
- ,'u' '''e i'iala lost ID. Miller
-, 80 Ia az" merged INTO the
.,,..' '1' """ ,i,' republican through poor
- -'.'''''t '"S 'he "hcr' the Wppd-
A'Ve uhuertaken to best the Zee. but that
H'iie busY-body has got In 90. hot end on
Ieh until they have turned up their
%
he cause 0i these results have beop
t1a' the Bee was active and earnest in
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

4 machine has been invented for drill
ing square holes. which Is said to have
been impossible heretofore. Pretty soon
someb tdy will invent a machine for mag
ing mossbaeks enierprising. II seems
That nothing i impossible. unless it is to
make two mountains without valley
between them or making a two-year old
colt in minute.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

Mr.. Eva Il. Hart. of Syracuse. is the
iasi victim Of the tobacco smoking babl,
She died lately at lI3 years Of age. and
has smoked Tor more than 30 years But
Il fixed her al last.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

SPOKANE seems 10 have prosecutor
who doesn't prosecute hence Vice is bav.
ing one continual round Of pleasure and
'Hiur' Nlobe-like. j. in tears. spokane
may rid her way to something better some
d -'''i'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

The meeting of the Grand Army II,
h''ton on the 18th Of This month will be
good object lesson for Ionn Hull. if he
hasn't become too old ana thick headed
10 learn something.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

\ ride across this continent increases
'he size OF the country and reminds one Of
that proverbial che Of tobacco (which
swells In the mouth.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

II i the desire Of all that The pronosed
meeting Of the directors Of the Chamber
Of commerce 10 be held this evening viii
oe success 20 far a. a permanent or
ganization i concerned. II l. a stem In
pe right direction. FOR 40 city. aud es-
peclally a growing one can get along
without the advantage 10 be derived from
The concerted action Of Chamber Of
Commerce or Board Of Trade.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

The census shows that Washington is
entitled TO another representative in con-
gres', ard 81 me Of the high oficmis M
the tali, nal Capital are a,tonisho.i
There are lots Of things ia this statc thar
would asionish many OF likewise s,iies-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

n"f' are some very unreasonable mon
on the face Of this faotstoo. Among thor
are That class OF men. happily not numer.
GUS WI" make a fortune in one town and
th'h go away to a neighboring town to
run d""n the place they made their money
a. hoping thereby 10 make some moro
money 10 The latest place of operation.
liat the las, town viii get the same deal
'iom lhrm n due time II Is more un-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

general Ezeta, the trusted friend and
3fn'cge OF Gen. Mendenez OF Guatemala
VIII come, IL Is to be hoped. To rope.
'hd Tor his reasonable betrayal Of his
pauon' which ended In the death of ,ien.
NJ VINO was the Durest, brayest and best
president the republic Of Guatemala ever
"aa' ne overthrow the tyrannical rule
vi charlatan doctor, Strengthened ou,
he sualtened finances of the country.
promoted schools aud railroads and was
"'tuRether "A great man. The treason
e. aihst hin was caused by oyerwranlng
ambition sustained by the basest ingrau-
nue. and Francisco Mendenez died If
app'pleSy superinduccd by Indignation
ov be outrage.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

1t would be pious idea for the govern.
ment toset an army Of mechanic. a,
Work building war ships and forts e.-
peeialiy along the Pacific coast an par
ileuiarlY IN Puget Sound. Bellingham
bay needs a great big fort on Lummi
Island.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

" hen Eastern Washington gets lrriga.
Ton the damp"ning 81 the soil viii have
an opposite effect upon the spirits az Tho
uaat,I. - ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

Nebraska has more cranks to the
square acre than any other state in the
union and they have now instituted a
patent adjustable independent party
winch they think will suit every body.
And 20 IL will. on the principle thar the
mass OF sensible people wont pay any
attention 10 II.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

silver : going 10 become one Of the
great staples Of Washington 20 soon a.
The railroads tap the Okanogan and Cas-
eade regions. and there j. going to be
some remembering done done by this PEG.
pie, Notwithstanding the fact that the
siiVef Dill Is all right. There has been
much kicking done ia the west because
the eastern statesmen do not know the
country, but it i tough when an official
doesn't understand his constituency
ashington j. for silver not copper. But
II VIII have use for some 'coppers' In the
next deal.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

census Superintendent Porter was as.
tonlshed to the extent Of a5o,Opp people I'm
connection with the outcome Of Washing.
ton population aud lots of the old moss
backs IN this county are astonished at the
income Of the people. II nearly always
astonlsies people when they take a
lnmllc'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

Uncle sam should inform John Hnll
mat friendship cease, at the apolopv
point aud set his zeal on that also his
eaule
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

Inc opening OF the new hotel early IN
september will be- the beginning of a new
and still more prosperous era in Fair.
maven. Now II the electric sirect-car
lines and superb opera house could he
completed the coming fall and winter
they would be excellent improvements
winch would round 10 the toni ensemble.
mot beautifully aud satisfactorily.
Nothing succeeds like success. and on.
efgy' enterprise, pluck aud public snlrit
MAKES success dance TO Us like AN old
time corniield darby to the lively music
oil that southern harp, the banjo. When
we command success we deserve H.
Hotel. theatre, quick transit. daily news.
papers are great factors in building a
city.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

reasonable IN such men when they are de-
pending upon the capital and euterpri.e
Of the first fowu 10 build 40 the second
aud thus make their latest holding, more
valuable. Did you ever see such man
They are eXtant bar vii soon be extinct
4 thagtauqua lecturer on cookery
Mr.. Emma y. Ewing declares that bad
cooking j. responsible for more drunken
hess than anything else. She doesn't
mean b. this thar people have any excuse
for getting drunk on badly billed eve
siers, but that ill-prepared food deranges
the stomach and ,uperinduces an appetite
Tor stimGlants. This i going TO be very
BAD on double count. il will give men
anoi her big excuse FOR getting drunk and
VIII cause more Of them 10 say that their
wives can't cook a. well a. their mother.
did. All OF which will. moreover. add 10
the aggregate Of lying done In the world
Mr.. Ewing should ahedge.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07
CONSOLIDATION

We see that petition j. In circulation
asking a consolidation Of the BAY cities.
We believe the scheme eooa one and
that every energy should be- bent 10 OH
tam that object. Bellingham BAY Is the
best location geographically speaking
that there i on Puget sound. and a, a
natural result. the best point
by far upon which 10 build
tn" future city Of the state ~ washing
ton. NJ other location ka. the same
haluial advantages both by land aud ga.
Let the good work 20 on. While we do
not claim the power 81 the pfophe; we do
predict that II all iactiona feeling j. laid
a''@' ana the c.ii"s upon Beilingh am hay
consolidate. success. and gran! successes
J. in ihe near future 70 reward ,,i.a.t.
tairLaYen l. being talked ab1ui in fhi.
fepnh'ic Of ours; the iranac1ntinental
roads are ali pointing Ia this direction:
people are coming Ia crowds. we have
coal aud iron mines. railroad work. say
m'li, and logging CAMPS: clearings aud
buildings under way to give them EN-.
pinyneht. Those who want work will
lind 1t. Those who want a scft thing
VIII have To wait until winter and take n 1
oai Ia wind Fairhayen {. IN earnest and
dfones viii be lonesome. except when /
they get on the chain gang. So they had
better 2" elsewhere. For men who mean
business, fairhayen is a good place Ia
come People who We're born fatigned
VIII become more tired here aud will lind
the grass shorl aud meals very bivb
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

rioeiy accident, Plate Glass, Boiler
The Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New yo,L
Assets, sI,i27, 100
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-18
NEWS IN 6RleF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on

A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
Austin, Pa, was devastated by 500, ,OOC
fire Friday.
A real estate trust has been organized
in New York city
The Oil Exchange, of Findlay, o., is
ready for business
Coleman's stove factory at indianapolis
lost $4,000 by fire,
A smash-up on the Erie railroad hurt
nobody but the company.
Josiah Beatty, farmer near Columbus,
Ind, suffered a $4,000 fire.l
An unlocked for attraction at the Mad
ison, Ind fair was n night between lovers.
Mrs. Pima Oldham tried TO commit sui
eide on the grave of her daughter at Terre
Haute.
Two hundred thousand ounces of silver
was shipped to London from New York
Friday.
An unknown woman claims TO be the
wife o, the late millionaire A. j. Davis, OF
Butte, Mont.
Hattie Toun aud her fother were shot
by Charles Pratt, her rejected lover, AT
Kennard, Neb.
Charles Blythe, the murderer of Col
Jones is dying with consumption in thC
Ohio peni'entiary
A KentIc,Sy prevarieator says a field o
corn and lot Of pigs became petrifed
during a hail storm.
"a bright and gifted boy" NAMED
Claude McComa, was found hanging from
a tree at Delphi, Ind.
The New Jersey Central Railway CON
pany has just paid off mortgage for s5,
O00, ,OOO, given in ls'is.
The New York Central firemen held I
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-18
ARBITRATION PROPOSED.
Lord Salisbury's Proposition About the
Behring Sea Dispute.

Lord Salisbury's Proposition About the
Behring Sea Dispute.
LONDON, Aug. iS,-Lord Salisburys
last dispatch to Secretary Blaine rela-
tive to the Behring sea dispute bears
date of Aug .. After quoting from
historical documents the dispatch con-
cludes;
These show that England refused to
admit any part of the Russian claim,
asserted in the ukase Of 1921 to marine
jurisdiction and the exclusive right OF
fishing, throughout the whole extent, of
that claim from Behring straits to the
tifty-frst parallel; also that the conven-
tion Of 1885 s,regafded by both sides
as a Remuneration on the part of Russia
of that claim III its entirety and that
though Behring straits was known and
specifically provided for Behling sea
was not known by that name, but was
regarded as part of the Pacific ocean.
Her majesty's government always
claimed freedom of navigation and fish
ing in Behring sea outside the limit Of a
marine league from the coast.
at is impossible to admit that the
right to fish and catch seals in the high
seas can be held to be abandoned by II
nation from the mere fact that for a
certain number of years it has not
suited the subjects Of that nation to ex-
ercise such right. 1t must be reniem-
bered that the existence of British Co
lumbia as a colony and the development
of the colony's shipping interest are
comparatively recent.
IF the United States government con
tinues to differ with Great Britain as to
the legality of the recent captures. her
majestys government is ready to refer
the question, with the issue dependent
thereon, to impartial arbitration"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-18

4. .LAMAzoo, Mich, Aug lS--The
North Shore limited on the Michigant
Central railroad, consisting of baggage,
buffet coach and two sleepels, with
seventy passengers and eighteen train
hands. was badly wrecked at Augusta,
fourteen miles east of here, at 4:lO Fri
day afternoon by an open switch ten
rods east Of the depot 1t crashed into
freight No 81. The limited train was
running sixty miles an hour, but En-
gineer MCRoberts reversed the engine
and put on the air brakes The train
crashed along through six loaded freight
cars and after jumping yne track smash
ed through an oil house, the engine
tipped bottom upward and the train
pushed on through the wreck.
Killed and Injured.
The following is list of the victims
of the disaster:
The killed were:
Robert Gregg, engineer.
Charles McRo6erts, fireman.
The injured:
Ex- Mayor Howes, Battle Creek, side
and back injured.
G. b. Morris, Detroit, ribs broken
and chest crushed.
Mrs. p, p. Powell, Chicago scalp
wound
G. S, Keene, Chicago, head cut
Clarence Cassidy, Augusta, fatally.
George Stearn, New York conductor
of the buffet car badly bruised.
Charles BuCkner, Detroit baggage
man, arms cut
George L. Bettle. Chicago, badly cut
and bruised.
Max Schore, Toledo. head cut.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-18
village Demolished by a blast.

RED CLIFF, Col, Aug. 18.-The con
tractor for the Denver and Rio Grande
railway, finding they could not finish a
piece of road according to contract, put
in Il heavy blast containing over one ton
Of powder, after notifying all people to
leave the town and seek safety further
up the mountains. The blast was
touched off and after the smoke cleared
away it was found that the whole vii
lage had almost been demolished. Moth
ing was left of five houses, while thirty
others We're badly wrecked and rendered
uninhabitable. The houses will he le-
built at the expense Of the contractors.
In the meantime thirty-fve families will
be compelled to live in tents