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Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26
The Indian Messiah has materialized

The Indian Messiah has materialized
at last. His name is POrcupine,
though it should he Dennis. He comes
of his own free will and brings only
messages OF peace and good will to all
men. Pocupine states that while he
could easily render himself invisible SO
that no one could see or find him, and
also produce thunder, lightning, wind
and rain at will, as well as turn aside
bullets, he has no idea OF using his
supernatural powers and has no au-
thority to do so from his master, the
real Christ, who is still i'm the Big
Horn mountains. II Porcupine can
produce rain at will he can get a job
on the day and night shift in this
region. As to rendering himself invis-
ible it is a pity this miraculous power
cannot be transmitted to his whole
tribe. We are happy to learn that
this copper-colored crank is not going
to turn the world over until the latter
part of August-after the strawberry
season has passed.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
New Schedule in Effect Sunday. June Is. 1890
Important Change in Passenger Train
Service Arrangement Of Through
Car service-Additional Trains
Quicker Time.

Train No. Pacific MaiD, will leave Bill
ings at Bio a. M. and will consist of the
follow ing equipment:
Pullman vestibule sleeping car, Chicago
to Portland, via Wisconsin Central, st.
Paul. Helena aud Tacoma. Pullman tour
list sleeping car, Chicago to Portland, via
Wisconsin Central, st. Paul. Helena and
Tacoma. Pullman vestibuls sleeping car.
st. Paul to Portland, via Logan, Butte.
Garrison and Tacoma. Pullman tourist
sleeping car, Northern Pacific palace din
ing cars and free cOlonist sleeper, and first
and seeond-class day coaches. st. Paul to
Portland. via Helena aud Tacoma.
Train No. 3 Pacific Exprsss), will leave
Billings at i;05 p. M, and will consist Of:
Pullman vestibule sleeping car. Chicago
to Portland, via Chicago, Milwaukee N St.
Paul railway, st. Paul, Helena and Tacoma.
Pullman tourist sleeping car, st. Paul to
Portland, via Helena ard Tacoma. Pull
man vestibule sleepin. car, st. Paul to
Livingston Yellowstone Park sleepsr),
Northern Pacific dining ear and first and
second-elass day coaches. st. Paul to Port
land, via Helena and Tacoma.
Train No. 2 (Atlantic MaiI), will leave
Billings at 500 a. IN. and will consist of:
Pullman vestibule sleeping car. Portland
to Chicago. via Tacoma, Helena, st. Paul
and Wisconsin Central. Pullman vestibule
sleeping car, Portland to St. Paul, via Ia
coma. Garrison, Butte and Logan. Pull
man tourist sleeping ear, Northern Fasiiic
dining cars and first and second class day
coaches. Portland To st. Paul, via Tacoma
and Helena.
Train No. (Atlantic Express), will leave
Billings at 2:05 "a. M, and will consist Of:
Pullman vestibule sleeping ears, Port and
to thicago, via Tacoma, Helena, ~. Paul,
and Chicago, Milwaukee * st. Paul railway.
Pullman Tourist sleeping ear, Port land to
Chicago, via Tacoma, Helena and the Wis
consin Central. Pullman vestibule sleeping
car, Livingston to st. Paul, yellowstone
Park sleeper). Northern Pacific free cs,los
lot sleeping ear, palace dining ear and first
and second class day coaches, Portland to
st. Paul, via Tacoma and Helena.
For further particulars, sleeping ear res
ervation-, etc, call at the Northern Pacific
ticket oftiee.
J. q. DAizrN, Agent,
Billings, Mont.
CHAs. $. FEE. q. =. a 7. A.
st. Paul, MINI.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

President Harrison will undoubtedly
be placed IN very embarrassing situa-
ton should the free coinage bill pass
to him for his approval. Ii he
refuses to sign it his second term goose
will be most effectually cooked and
there will be nothing left for him but
to return to "Ingianny" and hang out
his law sign. The Pioneer Press, which
is an enemy OF every interest in the
new states, and a corporation organ,
advises Harrison to play the martyr
act and veto the measure.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

s. w. Langhorne, who for four years
past has held the responsible position
OF Register OF the Helena Land Office,
will vacate on July lst. and enter upon
the practice OF law. He has formed a
co-partnership with A. II. Wilson, for
eight years chief of division in tine
general land office, and VIM. q. Settles,
chief clerk of the Helena Land Office
for some years past. The firm will
make a speciality OF land and mining
law. We can heartily recommend Mr..
Langhorne and his associates to all
needing counsel i'm land matters.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

4 salnie oi IL guns at sunrise.
AT lOI5 -. m Musir iy cnrn-t band.
II II. m. Reading the Declaration "i
Independence.
Singing star Spanglrd Banner.
Address Hon. T.. W. Morrison, of
Lew wi-toMn.
Music by Band
At Sop. II""dlums.
Al -. ~ Horse race; ioo yards, Il.
hands or under. i'urs", 81, 81" To l-t
$50 To- III.
Pony race: 3oo yards; ~ hands or
under. Purse, $50, Si5 4" Ir,, s5to2,l.
Tug oi war.
slow race; 2oo yards. PURSE, $40. No
cripples.
Foot race; loo yards; Tor amatruys.
Purse, SI5; Slot LIST, s., to I'd.
Ia all the above races AN entrance ic-
of lo per cent. of purse will he charged.
Three must lie entered aud two (. start.
Horses can be entered mp to time "f race.
Foot race for boys, IL years old er
81 to ri.
Foot race fer girls. I = years old "runder,
~ yards. Purse, 81; So In LIST; - to SD.
Sack race; 80 yards. Purse, S2..O.
Basket and potato race. Purse, 50; 81
to LIST, 81 to 2d.
Egg and spoon race. Purse, 81 90.
Wheelbarrow race to stake; parties to he
blindfol,lcd. Parse, $3.50.
Killing Turkey; parties tn he blindfol,le,l.
Price Of the Turkey.
Throwing 10 ID. hammer with one hand.
Miners drilling match in granite bouhlers.
use K steel. Double handed, $50; single
handed, SO.
Fireworks in the evening.
Grand ball given by Maiden Cornet band
at skating rink. Tickets including sup
per. 50.
W. l.. BRAINERD,
CmAs. WILLIAMS. Marshal Of the Day.
We warrant perfect order and programme
carried out to the letter.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs.
X. A. Carnochan, VIM. Pott. =. Saunders.
J. W. Dougherty, NJ. NJ. O'Brien, j. u. Smell.
c. Boi.sonneault, j. l.. Bowman and W.
T.. Johnston.
JUDGES OF RACES.
$. .J. Harding, Il. A. Carnochan and +.
Pick.
JUDGES DRILLING MATCH.
Adam sager, Henry Born and +. Sage.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

Fifty thousand people were present
to witness the great Suburban race at
Sheepshead Bay, New York, on the
18th inst. The flyers, were stride
away, Firenzi, Montague, I.ongstreet, ,
Cassius, Tenny, Prince Royal and
Raceland Cassius lead the van until
near the wire when Salvador forges
ahead and wins the race.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

Stanley has been rendered and has
accepted the governor-generalship of
the Congo free state. After his mar
riage he will visit the United States on
a lecturing tour, and does not expect
to enter upon his official duties until
1891. The future promises to be a
little smoother for the great explorer.
lie hasn't been gathering ivory and
gray hairs for glory alone.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

The vote on the silver bill in the
senate last week was a revelation and
surprise to the friends OF silver. a
clean free coinage measure passed that
body by vote OF 43 to 25. On Win
dom's pet redemption clause only
seven votes were cast in its favor,
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

j. ID. Whelpley, formerly of tins
county, but more recently editor "'
the I.ivingst on Post, has accepted the
position of editor of the Montana
Farming and stock Journal.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

Frenchman has invented II smoke
less gun powder winch has proved "A
great success. What is needed most
is face powder that will not rub oil
on "a fellows coat.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

The saturday Graphic" an illus
trated literary weekly, published in
Helena by Keith n Cornish, has
reached us. Ii there * field in Helena
for such n journal Mr.. Keith * the
right man tn win success.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26
An Old Soldiers Story.
CHAs. :. FEE, q. u. X T.. A.
st. Paul, MINI.

In the late war was soldier in the First
Maryland Volunteers, Company q. During
my term Of service ] contracted chronic
dia arrhoea; since then ! have used n great
amount Of medicine, but when found any
that would give me relief they would injurs
my stomach, until Chambsrlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was brought
to my notice. lire il and will say il is the
only remedy that gave me permanent re-
lief and no bad results follow. Itake pleas
ure in recommending this preparation to
all OF my old comrades, who, while giving
their services to their country, contracted
this dreadful disease, As ! did, from eating
UNIV holesome and uncooked food. Yours
truly, A. +. Bending, Halsey, Ore. For
sale by W. W. DE Witt.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

Mary Anderson was married in Lon
don on the 18th jnst. to Antonio
Navarro. should her first born he n
mail we can still call her Mary and 'er
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

Matters are quietine down on the
Cheyenne reservation. The lndepend-
en-. can now call home its war cores
pOn,leut
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

81 say, teacher"
swell"
WASN'T the fall OF Adam a case OF
Ewes dropping, too?"-Puck.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

Uncle Bob. son OF Luke Blackburn,
won the American Derby at Chicago,
on the 10th inst. The race was run
IN the mud.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26
Rare Presence Of Mind.

She with flashing ye)-Did you steal
a kiss from sue Sanders
He-No, Bess, earned it.-Van
. orn's Magazine.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26
Hardware Department.

$ carried OF th-
a
daf full as of Tin Ware
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26
GRAND
4th efJuly
>%s'4l|1r
CELEBRATION!
The People oi
Maiden and Vicinity.
VIII celebrate the I ith anniversary "i the
Declaration of Independence,
July ith, 1880.
The Public is Invited to Participate.
COME ONE, COME ALL!

Asaneihcent committee aud judges have
been appointed io carry out the pro
sranme of the day, We warrant you all
al enjoyable time. The moved races aud
amusing games will cnmpri ia. biggest
crank tn split his siI-z with laughter.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

PrBLf>HED wEEKLy By
FELL & vROOMAN. Editors Propretors.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

OFFICIAL PAPER OF FERGUS COUNTY.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26
Ferp,te County, Arp,ts.

.EwIsTowN. THURSDAY, june 26. 80
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-26

4 salute oi IL guns ~ sunrise.
At IOI. a. m Musir hy rnrn-t band.
~ II. M. Reading the Declaration "i
Independence.
Singing star Spanslrd Banner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

9as 8unbesoberseridt bat am Won<
tag eine @nti6eiouns abseseben. tuelbe
ein Staats9cies, bas Die Con fsciruns
BON SpirituOien perfiist, bic in Drisi=
nelzSsrpadunsen in eiuen Staat ges
bra6t luerben, als oerfaiiunssuioris err
fldrt. Der @eribtsboi 1T Der Gnii9t,
oaB iolde @elese cine 8eeiutrddtisuns
bes Spiidenitaatli9en 6anbels iinb.
Nu6bem Die Spirituoien @isentbum bes
Smporteurs setuorben iinb, barf Der
Stuat perm6se ieiner pOliSeili9en &c.
malt ben 8ertauf berieIben reseln ober
perbieten, aber er fat obne ausbriidli9e
grmd6tieuns BON Geiten bes Gonsrei=
ies ni6t Die 8efusuiB, bic 8ei5roeruus
zines 9lrtitels aug einem anoeren Staa-
te mo behen Iblieferuns on cen Sms
portcur 81 perbieteh. Der 5al, in mel.
6em bieie Gnti6eicmns nbseseben tuurz
be, mar Der bon Gus. 3eibp & 60. sesei,
u. S. Suroin. Gs iuar 8erufuns ses
gen cine Gnti9eibuns bes etaatsobers
seri9tes BON Soma eirselest iuorben
uno Oas Sunoesoberseridt fat lettere
umseItuBen. Ser 5an lit bon GROCER
@i6tisfeit fir 8rObibitiOniiten unb
Sp,rituoIenDdnbler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

llajsr sernfie..e ertnrsatnffsee" H
unStreiiis per bette lit ber SStobt nnb
nur 81 baben bel 9ersos Il @ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

SdOn ieit 9eraumer 5eit finb @eri6s
te i'm llmlauf baB in Der Salbateubeiz
mntb in 9eaiueniuortb ni9t 4lles 1T, tpie
es iein iollte, unb es freut uns, baB Die
@ranb Strmp ii9 Der bortisen
alten @eterauen, bic iib ii6er idle9te
8ebanoluns uub eli allSu itrenses 8e-
guiatiu 81 betlnsen baben, 10 promp.
nnh ein llnteriudlmsssgo.
mite eruamnt fat. SEPT 1T bic 3eit, al
ttrsaaiise lln9ercdtisfeiten in ben Spf,
haterheimatben ob5uitelfen, belin in
ssaibiastOn iit cine &esiern,:s am au'
Der, Die Gin offenes DIR unb Sera fur
Naes bat, ipas Die 8etter Der Union arts
aehf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

Der Gpn9reB bot uur unsefdbr bier
Sabren elm @eIeb ansenon,nlen, iuel9es
es 5u einem Ser9eben itempelt, sine
8oitfarte abjuienben, beren Snba1t boz
Su seei9net iit, ben gmpfdnser ;u BE-
leioisen, 5u bebrOben Ober lit ben Ius
gen Sritter bernb;uieben. Die Strdfe
iuurSe auf cine @eGbbuBe bon nidt mebr
als $4,000, auf &sfdnsniB big 5u 2
Sabrsn, Ooer auf beioes feitseitellt. Die
9(niuenobarfeit iuurbe letter zase lit
eincm BON benz Yunbes6ifrittsseridt
su ct. 2ouis perbanbelten 8rojeKs in
elmer allsemein intereiianten @eiie
feitseltellt. Gin @eiddftsmaun bes &C.
nannten Srtes batte on einen &uneen
cine 8eitfarte seri6tet, bic fol9enoerr
maBen lautet: ,, sic iduloen uns $1.SO.
8ir baben besbalb mebrere Rale pors
seiproden. @rfolst bic SeSabluns
nidt iofurt, 10 iueroen mir ben 5aa un'
ierer &c6tsasentu: sur getreibung
ilberseben." &idter Ebaper bat nun
entI6ieoeu, baB bieie aarte nit ibrer
urmittelbaren &laseanorObung biretl
oarauf abseieben seiueien iei, ben aorei'
fanten gu beiddmen uno in Der Dffentz
li6en Meinuns su idabisen. Die &C.
iddftsleute tuerbeu baber fiinftis gut
tbun, Mabnbriefe Der BUit seidlohsu
su iibergeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02
Sn Maeon fpielte lebtbin Srdu.

- Sn Mueon fpielte lestbin Grdu=
lrin Georgia Samlin nit ibrer 9ruppes
Guf iie iulIte mad, thrsm leBten anftre.
ten Husco & Sdsniit,s Iinitrels s9rnp-
pc furnmen nub ala heF WRaeisenz zHse,t
Der Iebteren Iruppe. Ger SEQ. Cain.
renee, bort eridien. lbsttfste er 5rda:
lein Somlin's Gsrasen Funpaeen. Der,
Gerser Der Dame fanttte Fei1e @renaer
unb ppn ibfet ,,BinpofterR4 heBleitet
iinb saii eiter &eitpeiiide beaudfset jo8
&c los, bie Nujeisenbe Der Ninitrels tuiee
Der iihesIiseehn. Ddbei trof fie nit
2niurenee aIeisneii, Der bnsesn pro,
|teitirte. NDdSa fam or ibledt un,
benin bic Dome uo1m i'm beim 8rdsen
nnb ucrbante TIN idinnlerlid nit i1rer
8eiti1e. 2oiprence bdt ben rStnr"
psrbaften fafien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

Serr 90. S. 9Oipell, Der superpiior
o,eies (bes 81 Genius.9iitrittes bat
unIer gountp in neun 3dbt0 0iitritte eins
setbeilt unb stuar tuie foIst:
1O2. 8ueuff Tomnibip.
1O3. 8oulipare Eotunibip.
1O4. 8ruib Greet Eoipnieip.
1O5. 8urbuis TOunfbip.
1O6. Canaan 9o,unibip.
10Y. @i9lanb 9oipnibip.
Ies. 8oart 9oiunihip: (erclutip Der
Stabt Sermann.
100. @oart 9Oiunfbip: (bie Stabt
Serntdrlit,
Bis lest Iinb. bic s-GminlsrntDrs
(3Gblerl s t,krf HMM Nis
jtritte mod sansst tstuDEhsH; hhnt
ipiro osret Grataninla Ill +ireuisen1a.
GET erfclsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

e Ser neue beutfde Steidstas sdblt
nidt wsniser als 100 @utsbeiiser benz
Sauptberufe na9, 20 8e9tsanludlte,
SO anbere SuriIten, II 5abrifnnteu,
% S6riititeller unb 9ebnfteure Su
ieinen Mit9lieoern, iubdnn IS 2anbs
rGtbe, 6Sberprdi iibeEten uno &esier-
unssprdiib iibenten, 4 @pr,nnfuuebrer, "a
GeiItlife, Ier5te. BON ben 397
abseorbneten iiub 125 ablis; barunter
iiibreu ben Sitel Baron 8, Greiber 10,
@raf 80, Yrin5 3, @rbprinG /, 5iirit 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02
96mtebe @erfifGtte
3obta &eitaM

~ BrentlirdBf, nnterpaIb Nreppe BrdntTft
HERMANN, MO.
Ale Sdmitsfdrbtiitn, ME tds Sel&lasfn
spa gftrbtn, plusi@drffn @dssnrtpardfi.
rtn ufp. wfrsen prompt unb gut nusgefibrt.
Aeent fur Boobs SeIbltbinber nnbGrrte.
mdi1inen, io,pie iiberbanpt one Gorteu
3derbonmnf9inen g9nsen unD pfliiae
lperoen onf bas Qrompteits berseitellt.
9ss 2087 Ssbuesiba@.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02
9u Derfaufen.

Ger roblbetannte Sinfboelter'i9e Getrei:
lt:ip.i1sr [elevatorl, 81 Ser9er, NO, ut
~ psrtoufen.
Rsssn RG9erem wenbe mon Ii6 oil
Stnrp Sirtboelter, Morrtlon, Vto
ser R obert % alter, Sermann, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

0ie 9ouiiiaua 2otterie- -@eieGi9ait,
oersn Biiuilesiunt OH. .Grl0I6en TT, bat
oem Stuate 2ouiiiana $l2, 100000 9e-
boten, iuenn ibr Elm reues gripitssium
auf fiinflmo5iuaa5i9 Sabre oerlieben
iuirb. 0ies 9lnerbieten tuiro tunbrs
i6einlid bon ber 2esislatur benz golfe
sur Ibitimmuns uor9elest Iueroen, uno
ucnn oies 9eidiebt. iuiro iif bas @olt
iuobl Su @uniten Der 2otterie entI9ei=
Den. 9as @elo fommt ia aus benz
ganSen 9anoe, 10 baB sur Giiauns Der
Staatsfaiie BON 2ouiiiana bic &otterie.
ipieler in ben sanSen Ger. @taaten bets
tra9en wiiroen. Central MiEouri)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

Jfi6ter q. S. Seap. bon Union, tuurz
Be bonn 8rdiibent als Sberrihter bes
8unoesseridts i'm 9erritorium Otla=
bona ernannt. &ldter Seap, mar
mebrere 5ermine areisridter bieies
(oes 81 8e5irfs unb 1T uniern 2eiern
iuObl unb uOrtbeilbaft betannt. Sn iei.
ner @rnennllns (oie isbO6 nod Der Be-
itdtisuns oes @onsreies barrt) bat Der
8rdiibent setpiB feinen NiBsriif setban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

0;e Gtn,pauoeruns in bieiem Sabre
wirb uorausiidtli9 auf nabeau Z Wils
llonen nnipahien uno bemna6 bic lebt-
idbrise Inn mebrere Sunberttauienbe
iiberiteisen. Die Ginmanbernns tudb-
renb Der lesten sebu Sabren miro auf
iiber5 Wiuionen Seelen perani9last.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02

@dbrenb bic 5unabme Der Bep6l.
fsruns in 9euti9lnnb in ben lebteu
Sabr5ebnten in iebemS Sabre burdidnittz
lid ii@ auf eine bal6e WilIion beSiferte,
uabm bieietbe in 5ranfrei9 tudbren6
oeiielben 3eitraums idbrlid Bios I'm
10000 big 10000 &5pie gu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-02
Sat ,,erfaniets.

Gin gut sftantfs yitrb, Is, SaHrt all,
,ifbt Gin. rser SfseiipdaRis. yrsia $500.
An3abl una irirh au9 8intsifb anetastisnsn.
Bran tssnee l6 an
@tinbstt 8rnpHeL
oamann, Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
LORD coLERIDGE I'LL IN COURT.


London, Nov. 6-Much excitement was created in
the Queens Bench division of the High Court OF Jus
tce to-day by the sudden illness of Lord Colerdge,
Lord Chief Justice of England. His Lordshp had
heard case in his private room, and though nc mad
complained of feeling i'll during the hearing, ne was
able to give decision in the matter. Then the near
est doctor, in Chancery Lane, close to the Law
Courst and was hastily summoned. Other mes
scngcrs were dispatched to Lord Coerdges house and
Lady Coleridgc proceeded instantly to the court to
render what assistance she could to her stricken hs
band. His Lordship was placed upon an improviscd
couch I'm an anteroOm. Other doctors summoned.
1t was ascertained that Lord Coeridge was suffering
from severe attack of gastritis He was removed to
his home in carriage 1t is expected that he VIII
resume work next week. His illness will compel
postponement of the hearing of the appeal OF Gas
toni, the swiss Radical, who was arrested in Lon
don on the charge of numbering Councillor Ross az
Bellinzona, Canton Of Tcino, switzerland during ue
recent revolt there and whose surrender TO the Swiss
authorities ordered by the lower court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
ppor xocu,s vA,uABLE DISCOVERY.

Berlin. Nov 6.-The discovery by Professor Koch. OF
the Berlin University of method for the cure OF CON
sumption BY incubation with attcnuated tubercular
bacillus is exciting the greatest interest among the
medical profession and laymen. The "National Zet
ung, which has devoted considerable space to consd'
Grafton of the subject says to-day that it Is probable
that motion may he introduced in the Prussisn Diet
boxing TO the establishment OF bacteroiogcal hsu
trte which will be under the direction of Professor
Koch Emperor William Is deeply interested in the
discovery and he receives frequent reports from Pro-
fessor Koch regarding the progress lie is making in his
experiments. - =,
The Professor declares that he is not desrous OF de-
irving anv material personal advantage from MS as
coyery and says that he will make public MS methoa
in ali its details for the benefit OF humanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
COLLISION ON THE PENNSYLVANIA.

The Philadelphia express train which left the
Jersey City depot Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany at "a yesterday morning run into by a
local train at the Broadst bridge, Trenton at about
30 a. M. An officer Of the company said yester-
day afternoon So The local held at Trenton until
the Philadelphia express should pass her. Tie latter
train arrived at Trenton little late but left there
at S:I5 yesterday morning. 1t foggy weather.
and the local. in charge OF Engineer william Lewis,
had orders to leave Trenton at IL and 10 proceed
slowly and cautiously, the express behind
another train which might make occasional stops.
The engineer must have been little careless for he
soon struck the express and badly wrecked its bag
gage car. None Of the passengers in either train
was injured but the engineer, who reversed his en-
CINE when he his danger and jumped, had his
arm broken. Fireman Bane, who also jumped from
the cab, broke his leg. The passengers we're not
much frightened. They only got shaking up. 40
one is directly responsible for this mshap, far as
we can learn II is of those that Will happen
on road occasionally. when the greatest degree
Of care IL exercised by all its officers and NELL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
WRECKED ON THE ONTARIO AND WESTERN
TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED
NEAR CARBoNDALE.

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL INJvKEp
NEAR CARBoNDALE.
Carbondale PENN, Nov (SpecaD.-A wick oc-
currcd last night on the New-York, Ontario and
Western Railroad two miles below this city, IN
which two passengers Of train No. 213 met instant
death, AID several others wee Injured Thomas
Finnegar, of Carbondale and John Burke, OF May
field Penn. were killed Giles r. Clark of Scranton,
was badly cut about the legs John adcock, engineer
had his arms and legs badly bruised: a. L. Williams,
of Oyphant Penn. head cut: Mrs d. ScurTy, of Car
bondae face cut slightly; William Smith, engineer,
cut and bruised All of the injured ones VIII re-
cover The passenger train due in this city at
:3O but engine No 1876, which was bound for
Olyphant made the foolhardly attempt to reach
switch three miles down the road. 1t had covered
two of these miles when it crashed into the passenger
train, both going at full speed. The tender Of the
passenger engine was driven into the first coach,
Finncgan and Burke being crushed beneath III. The
escape of the other passengers was miracle, for
every seat was twisted and torn by the collision,
and nearly every window was broken.
The engineer who caused the wreck had time to
reverse his engine and pull open the throttle after
which he jumped, landing in creek many feet below
the track, but escaping serious injury. With its
throttle open and no controlling hand the locomotive
started up the track. and before any realized what
had happened ii tearing along toward CaIbondale
at fcerfu speed. Fortunately the collision had
knocked most of the fire out, and after run OF
four miles up grade its steam gave out, and 1t was
caught by pursuing engine