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, 1890-11-04
TODAYtN ELEOTLONS

We present this morning conservative
kilograms from the political centers of the
country to in a measure indicate the out.
come OF this Hateful November day. The
interest manly centers in the congress
sional elections. and in the legislature in
such states as elect United States seua-
tors. 10 man sections, but notably in
Ohio, New York, Illinois. Kansas, Penn.
s%ylyania and Colorado, the campaigns
have been the most exciting ever known,
new issues and new complications adding
grotesquoness in Tome quarters.
Never before in elections of this nature
has the Republican party put forth such
tremendous efforts, the president himself
descending to the level of a stump orator.
This of itself indicates the desperate con
dition of the rarty's chances, but we do
not believe any amount of work can re
trieye for the Republicans a majority in
the house of representatives.
With the Democrats once more ia COZ.
or-is -eas, &c may confidently look
'1rsayd 70 the complete overthrow Of TOO
sI-ua Republican party. ~
, 1890-11-04

Sergeant Moser on occasion saw a
waiter in R>cafe at Soho receive and
place in his pockets letter which the de-
tective believed to be from a criminal a
knowledge of whose whereabouts he was
anxious to obtain. He therefore drop
ped his ring on the floor and asked the
man to look for it. Alphonse, expecting
a reward, Immediately went on his
hands and knees, AID while thus en-
gagged Sergeant Moser distracted the let
ter from his pocket and thus obtained
the means of bringing a forger to jus
tice- Who can doubt that this was a
perfectly Unsuitable act7 Buff, instead,
Sergeant Moser had suborned another
person to steal for reward, and without
telling him the object in view, he would
most assuredly have acted very wrongly.
Spectator.
, 1890-11-04

At a Far Rockaway Hotel.-Fastidi
Gus Trnveier-What can l have for din
ner, waiter7
Irish Waiter-Ye can orther fwhat 20
place. sor.
f. T.-Oh, then IN have some con-
somme soup, a bit of salmon, a little
eutree to follow, what joint you may
hnve-hot, and III have some dessert,
some cheese, and I'll have
Irish Waiter-Wm ye, now, bedadi
Then yen Just have eggs and bacon
what ye're used to.-Chatter.
, 1890-11-04
AFTER HI BATTLE

Md DER the field dread horrors brood;
The wounded thick are lying:
The earth drink up a purpls 1oo
That gurgles from the dying.
How changed from mornings bright array
OF martial pride and gioryl
The pomp Of war has passed away
And left It's launes CORY.
The prancinE sieeds, the trumpets blare,
The charge and sabers' clashing
No longer charm with houors glare.
Nor lannon's roar and flashing.
The yes have lost their fiery glow
The voice It's clarion pealing;
The flying pulse Is beating slow.
The heart almost congeallng
AceldAmaI oh. hitting name
To marx the s~Anguine story;
And yet twill give to endless fame
And crown the dead with glory.
These heroes met the sweeping tide,
And, with supreme enGc=vor.
They victory won, though thousands died,
But Freedom lives forever
1t was a quick and deadly fight
That seut the foemen flying.
Aruuslng cheers OF Wild delight
Prom lips grown pale In dying.
Another charge must now DO made,
The turf In burrows heaplnE.
When every mound that specka the glade
Wnl mark a heros sleeping
Ave. bury them with tender caro-
Brave heroes! how VIC love theml
Where generations may repair.
To deck the turf above them.
While history shall their deeds repeat
Song hold their fame In keeping,
Our love shall keep their memory sweet
Aud guard their hallowed sleeping
Rev Sidney Dyer IN New York Ledger
, 1890-11-04
A Dtsease unaeeountabIy Prevalent.

The prevalence of ailments attributable
to miasmatic poison in tho air that people
breathe, and the water they drink. is well
nigh understandable. Not alone in pesti-
lential wanps badly drained suburban
districts, aud marshes exposed to the suns
rays by the receding tide, is this scourge
OF humanity found. Even in great cities,
BEAUTIFULLY located, skillfully severed, well
looked after in every respect In a sanitary
way, we find malaria. It's presence is
often inexplicable, but its attacks are al
ways pre~ventable. The protector is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. The eradicatos
bears tie same name-a name known 70
thousands throughout our broad land and
elsewhere as a synonym Of relief, preven-
ton aOd cure of the insidious disorders in
its abominahle phases-chills and fever.
bilious remittent, dumb ague and ague
cake, as well as others. Nor is the Bit.
tiers less effective for indigestion. kidney
complaint. biliousness and rheumatism.
, 1890-11-04
NEW GOODS.

Hearts are all the rage
ina JetUetry. Zehner, BHech-
Ner q Co. received some
cery hsse styles ina Lace
Pins, Pendants, Scarf
Pins, KINGS.
, 1890-11-04

A squad of Tenth Maine volunteers,
while out scouting at South Mountain.
came across an old woman hiding in a
log cabin. After the usual salutations
one of the squad. named Spaulding,
asked her, We'll, old lady, are you a
seceshT' "No." was the answer. Are
you a Union = No" What are
you them "A Baptist, and always
have been!" The scouting party was
satisfied Lewiston Journal.
, 1890-11-04

MIGHT vi inquire, with all due humili-
ty, what, in the opinion OF the agricult-
oral editor of the Sun, is the prospect for
winter wheat in Wyoming?
, 1890-11-04
Racket Store.
Racket Store.

Have attended several large
Bankrupt Sales in New York,
Boston and Chicago, also I'm
porters' Sales who are going
out of business on account of
the Mckinley high tariff bill.
Have now on the road one Of
the Largest Stocks of General
Merchardise that was ever
brought in one bill to Chey-
-eAHe- These Goods will be
opened as they arrive and put
on sale at prices that l myself
never expect to compete with
again.
Although the Mckinley bill
has raised the price of every
thing, I have bought Goods
cheaper than at the old prices,
and will give everybody the
benefit of the same. Am put
ting on an extra force of help,
as the Goods will arrive within
a few days.
1 quote no prices, but will let
the Goods speak for themselves.
If you are in need of anything
it will pay to wait a day or two
until the Racket Store gets in
shape.
1t has taken one month get
ting this stock together at the
right prices. 1 have made
promises; see if 1 can fulfill
them.
Raonactf,llv
, 1890-11-04

Chickens, old and young; ducks, dressed
or undressed, at the G. G. @.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of che Second Judietsl Dis
trict II the T., rit.sy VI Idaho. in aid tOs the
County OF Alturas
ssbri"a C's.y. p Antiff, ". Reginald a. Casey.
dtfenuant.
The Territory II Idaho sends gy~etil to Regf.
MID s. Casey. Def. nd, Mt.
You are b. re r. OUR. d to appear In an action
brought sga'ns, you b! the abt've lame plsiLttn,
in the D str,et c. II the Second Judi. tsi D1s.
trict o. the Territory VI Idaho. In and for the
Coui I, OF Altufas, aid TO answer tile c. mOle NJ
nltu herein, within ten days texciu I'VE u the
asy Of SCI vic~, aft. the service en- you Of this
Summons III served on you w'tain this cuney;
or II served out If this county. hut IN this dis
trtct within twenty days; otheswise within forty
dsys--Ur default vii. be taken agsti ct Won.
The laid action 10 brought to disaOlve the h nds
Of mstrimOny, beretOfoSe and now EXISTING ~
tween plaintiff and defendant. for reason ebla
ct Orney tee, and fur cOots 1T suit aljtg nk that
said paYtira were duly married at salt Lake City.
Utsh. about the 26th dsy Of Janusfy ls61 hist
for more than one year last past attendant hss
(. lied to Lrcv,oe tor the paint the cOm,D"n
n. ctsesrtss life, becsuae II hIs ,dlestas. pSst.
liga.y, diss' patton and habtta~i tntsmper~nre.
he facts fully spp~arinx IN plsihtltS csln
plant on nl-.t VII. reference II her bv made
Aud sou xre hereby notified that il sou fail 10
r. Quirsd the said pl.inti6 III take d. fault and
lily u the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint
Given under nv hand and the Zeal Of the nts.
trict Court Of the Second IN iicial ] H.
hict. Of the Territory Of Iiaho, in and
for the County o. Alturas. this 2Sd dsy
SEAL. Of ~ >. in the year of our ord Que thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
49, ROi.. HAARROUCK,
Clerk If the district Court
Bv E. RlcHARDs. equity Clerk.
VIC. BIERBOwER. Plsi'tiG's Attornty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12

rOTfCH No so.
UHIrbD sTA1As LAND OEFIcE.
HAiLA,. IDAHu, Ju,y 20. lay0
Notice Is h'fs by Stvtn that the B. Gaines Guild
ana existing unuer and l., virtue 4 III. laws Of
the TersIt.ry Of 'ah. with it, principal flee IN
the cat, ana CO unt! Of ssit Lake. in ssio T ri
t. ~, an doing buei'.s - IN the county Of Logan.
State Of idaho. ny its attorney in fat " II. Watt
VIII. Sc post Office sd rtss 10 Hsilsy, A'turus
county. Ida ho. hss made application f. + . United
BAG CAMAs LOBE MINING CLAIM AND
MILL SIZE,
situate IN Section 10, Township III. Range II
east. and unsu1vt yed land in Tow ship north,
Range Is esst Boise Aefidisn. Mineral Hill Min
ing District. Lngsn tformerlv Alsus,s) G unity,
Idaho. COZ sist,hg Of 1850 H. ear feet Of the lode
a ana snd described in the held notes aud plat
Of the olncis survey On Me in tnis once, with
magnetic " ist,on 1t 10 degrees and 20 IN nutss
.. ar p,ion Il the big camas" lode claim. Lot
~ A. 9Lrve, So 4.
Beginning nt the initial p.int. being the pl,ce
posted. running thence north rs deg ees ~ast 80
feet (" c0rber No !; III. nee suuth Is dexre .
west 90 feet TO corner N" 2; th. nee Is d,
th.n Iortl IS degrees esst Cos fe IT, csr"~r No.
q thence south 70 Il. gree 81 min tes esst 1900
( II T.. corner No I and place Of beginning survey
an Of 20 .42 Il % res applied for No CON
hirts From c. rnsS No the u NV. ct corner of
section II. Town: hip north. Raj r. II ast, bears
south ?S Atgr-e- u Rlinut. East Co. 10 feet
Frum corner No. corn r No. OF Lot ~ bears
south u degrs - 81 m nutss west 70 Z. ct
u scription of the Big CanIas Mill Site. Lot n
b, 8 rv4y HS9 h.
Beginning NJ corn. No !, RI ming thence north
20 degree - mibu west SO r.. to corner 10.
thence nortn IL degr. o. 26 minutes est 49, Ito
feet r. corner M 3; thence south &c degrees "a
minutrs+ ~ $50 feet to No. 4: thence south
- d.pre~s INIT west 1852 LIE feet to c. rI~r
No l: and place Of b. git ming survey Of exn r,ov
bound ri+s Of mill cite In Iuding an sres Vt
| a,ree Nj piled for No coihicts.
Ere m Corner No. the ss.uthweat corner Of g. c.
ttnn II. r. wnahip I nor'h. Range ~ east bears
oout degree. ~ minutes wet 1864 . IN feet
Fr I'm corner No ! cur ~ No VI survey $50
besrs north Is devSeea e mtnuter w.ss 20 feet
The sid mining claim an mill site bring Of
rec I'd in the sfice the County Recorder " said
mining district at as,Oshone. ~ the county Of
Log o aud Eta Of Idaho.
Point and big Csmss Fraction" lode mining
Any and oil peranna 81 inning Adversely anv POP.
/ tion II the said "Btg Csmss' Ide mi, ing cls,m
mill 81 ? surtac ground are p quiz. 4 I" nj
their adverse lsims Their with the Neg, str IL
the Cu'tr' STATS Land Once At HALEY, r.. 2 NJ
ldsho. within tn hix'v W. rul,licatt thereof
OF they will ~ h r. by Virtue - thu pr vistn,l
Of the Statute in tuch cas-. mace s,@ y v,ded
W. Z RAJ Y. Register
dir It that tie foreFoirR rot re Pr Ter ton
for .sent I've published f." thu Rod Of sixt. dAvi
~ the No. kIvy1 DAILY IIMEs. . newarspey
published at Rsi;.y. Id h.. ben the new, p. Pc.
publ. he'd nearest sstd claim.
First publication July 70. 1870
W. II. WAIT, attorney for claimant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12
Application for Patent,
NOT CT No. 39S,
UNITED SrATEa LAND OFFICE,
6AlkkY. Ina Hu. Aupuht Ia 1890.


UNITED SrATEa LAND OFFICE,
BAILEY. IDAHO. August IL, 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that The Champion Col
ana Silver Mining y. MPsny, . CUrpOrsti.n duly
Organised under the laws Of the etste u Iowa
with ITS principal afice Ut Manchester. Iowa, By
i,s alto. uey in.f.ct. !. N sullivan. Who's. post
Ufice sdar a. 10 HALEY, AIturss county, Ldsh"
has made application for . United States / ateut
,or the
MANCHESTER ,o ,11 MN. MINING CLAIM AND
situate in Mineral H.i Mining District. Altursa
county. St.te OF Idaho. consisting IF 1898 ilnea,
feet .. the lode, aud surtsce grsuu 6DO feet wide
b ing vt 40. ~ A aud b and d-scrib-d in the
feel" hos's ana plat Ot the otcial survey nile IL
this othce. with magnetic vsr'atit Vt IL degree
.nd 10 minutes esst ~ folL VS.:
Des, ript,ou II the AancLt ster Lode Mining
llalm Survs! tl9 A. Lot " A.
Co"nus ncihg ''h discovery stake. thence ORTIZ
y: degrees A. inues east l9J feet t. the northt
nttr emf stake; thence north 81 d. &. res Is u,n
ut.s west 80 feet ~ corner No l. Whence cor. Fl
No 4Uf Nsrr.w Gauge No 2 Lode Lls. M. lat 70
identical With corner NJ. , Of kcllpse Lad. LAT
Al. both .lsiMed BY John v. FAr~ I'll, Eesrs n~rtt
s. degrees Is minutes west G. ieet; thence south
IS d. krets Is minutes east IOu feet {. Germ. No.
thence south ~ a. gse.s IS minutes west 1898 i~e
to G. Iner No. g. VII. nee the \ eecti. n corn. b.
tween Sc. tiuns = and 10, Township north, RnpR.
" sast, bears south Z drx,~es - minutes Ell
79O ITO feet: thence north s. de. rets Is minut
west NO ie+t ~ son'hwss, enter end stake and ",
feet 10 corr er NO. 4: thence u rth ~ t.g. 4!
minutes east 1888 feet t. corner No. ana place Vi
beginning surve, Of exterior boundary Of thu
'i.im, inciuL'ng an ares Ut 70 IA 1910 ACRES sp
Piled tor. n" cuntiic,s.
Description OF manchester Mill Site. Survey No
tl9 b. Lot No. 81 b.
Beginning u corner No !, which 10 identical
with L Iner No. VA IL Msila MAJ Site, survey
o.s u VIII. nee corner No Manchester Lode u TN
surve! 90 a, Les,s south 80 ueSr-, 81 ins,.ut.
tss' 'O'S .-iu feet rnu tr'Is crLtr No. Mil site
the c"Iner e. ST.. tons I, 8. 4 anu Q Town h.p
III rh. kslse II It, b-ar- nth IS d. grees Il mn
utt.s Is seconds -sst jO4S ~ feet; ihehc- sou;k
G3 agrees minut, y ". 81 80 feet t. corner M
2; the H. TtL u. gr. W. II 25O feet ~ corner
NJ s. thence north IS d. krs, 10 mil. ut = east u
feet l. corner No I; thence g. nth z degrees ens,
I" ,srner No. ana place Of b. ginning survey Ol
exterior boundary Of this nlii site. lnciud,nR ~
ares II 3A-6 ], OO s.re~ appiI-u tor No rOLhirts
The said mil cl .iu ind mill Bite l.iLx ui
recOr in the III. r u the her, ru+r Of said .uin
ing dia,ri. It HALEY. in Al,urss county, Idaho.
The nearest known location being tine Marrow
Gauge No. lode claim.
". T RILEY. Register.
! direct that Thu notice BE- published in th.
VOID RlvkR TINES. the Newspaper published
n. arrest the said mining claim. Tor the period VI
sixty days. W. r. hILkY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12

WANTEO-Ag-n'. :" sell Pinlsss Clothes
W II ~ IA Line: the only line ever in.
ven I'd that holds the rn th+s ithout pin, pr
f~ct su c. S.: pa ert ~ 's.u Il toI. only by
'g.nts IT, v h"m tire T. lusive right is given; .n
receipt Of 80 re' t. W. will senr IT, line by
mail; elsn cIrtu lri'e list md t%rus 10
ar'p ts; secur. or 4 rr,tory ~ once. Addr 70
rHE .iNIE ss CT O7HES LINE Co 1T Hermon
Street, Worcester. Mass.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12
Application for Patent.
NOrIcE No. S24.
UNITED SrA1Es LAND OErIcE,
AAIIEY lnAmn Anunst IL NSt

UNITED SrA1Es LAND OFFICE,
AAILkx IDAHO, August IL. 1890.
Notice IL ht reby given that he Cham pion Gold
ted under the laws OF the State Of Iowa with i,s
fincipsl Office at Manchester. lows, by l. \. Sui.
Ivan It's sttorn-y'in fact. whuae p.st lce address
Is HALEY Alturas county, State OF Idaho, has
made application Tor United States PS,.nt for
the
wALLA WALLA LODE MINING CLAIM AND
MILL SIZE,
situste in Mineral Hill Mruiug District, Alturas
county, state Of Idaho. consisting Of 1900 linear
feat OF the lode and surface ground COO feet wide
A"id MT ana plat OF the hhci,i suyv.. lie in
tina Office. with niagn. tic variation ~ IL aeg.e.s
20 minutes east. 49, .lCws:
Description OF thu Walls Wslls Lode Claim Sur.
vty NJ. 90 A. Lot No. 81 A.
Commenting At beginning 81 the dtscovsr> f.,
thescr n RIB IS degrees 20 MINUTES w..t 40 feet
I" mott es c. inter- end stake: thence suth - de-
grets ~ minutes vtst 800 fs.t TO cnn.r No. :
thence north ~ great 40 minutes east % feet to
corner Ne. Z. whence the corner cCLmol to See
uuns :. s. i ana .. Township north. Range II
east. bear n"Ith ~ degrees 81 nj ut<s "a I COL
feet: thence south 40 degrees 20 minutes esst Ian
feet to corner No. 3; theme s.sNth - cegeet . 30
mihutes west $50 feet to south. ast ntre end
stak' snd Gao feet a. n-r M 4: thence
north 5S deg ess =. minutes W. ST 1900 i..t g. cor
n'r No. sna place 81 HI. gini iig survey Of exc
r'or oonadsr! said claiia, .nr.u'Ing sh area of
b1l-lO,O ares. the "rea applied for. NJ c,r-
hicts. Claim .tusted m S. ctlUns and ., Town
snIr n'rth, Rang. u ehst
Ltsrr'pti of WGiiA I" ALA Mill Site. Survey
slsB. L,t33B
h"sinnins 4 '"rner No I, whence u corner to
se'tiohs !, q. and .. fown.hir2 north. ks, sc II
-rs. bears suth 50 sgr~es n minute. 81 w. ones
east ~ 8 10 {. ct. and wh.ure c.rnev 2 OF Wall.
W"''~ i.'. Ola N. survey sis A. bears sou h q
d-sr. es 81 ninatrs Axst aI39 s 10 feet; n. ne
scuth dfgrts erst $50 feet &c rcrner No. 2.
the' &c south 6t degr - 10 minutss west 6f +. ct
70 corner n" 3: thence north 2 gre-s west 80
ie~t TO c'in@v No 4: thence north Cd degree 10
m'iu:'s east Geo feet 10 ornsr No. ! snd place oi
.. ginning survey Of sxfsriov boundary II this
NH SIZE containing An area ~ 50. 100 screa
hPphed for. Noe ficts aid nj lite - attn.
east
he said mining cl-im snd mill site bei.Q Of
record III th' o"e Of the Recorder If sgid mining
district NJ HALEY. in Alturss cou, ty. Idaho. TIE
No Lode Claim
W. T. Ri Fly. Register
- direct that tJis notice he published In the
NO FNtR 1MkS, the II. wspse~, published
nearest the said mining 81 iw. for the period Of
siaty days. VT. RiLIY. Rsrtcter'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12

Has attained . standard OF excellence
which admits Of no superior
1t contains every improvement that
Inventive genius. skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12
PASTURAGE

The undersigned,
having rented the Pin
ney ranch, is prepared
topasture both horses
and COWS, BY THE DAY,
WEEK OR MONTH, and
will corral the horses
mornings from 6 to 8
o'clock, and evenings
from 5 to Z o'clock.
ALEX. HOEFFL1GER.
HALEY, Idaho, June %, 1890.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12
International Surgical Institute
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
BUTTE CITY, Mont,
KANSAS CITY, Mo

All bio" diseases successfully treated. syph.
ilitic poison removed from the system without
mcrrurv New Restorative Ire, tneLt tor Loss
Of Wit Power. Persons unxb'e t. visit US m ~
lie treated 1t home by correspondence All cum.
mu icata ne confidential. Medi, ineR or Inst RI.
menta sent BY Msil or rxprrsa securely packed.
One personal int rview preferred C-l and con
suit us. or a''nd history IL your case. and we will
=. nd n plain wral pr our Book FREE expistnin1
why Thousands cannot be cured IT Private. special
snd Nervous Diseases. Semimsi W~akn' -, Srer
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elect. Vsricocele. etc. etc.
Drs Li"hiv Co. ar. the only qualified OF
resror sibe Specislsrs LEFT in Mon ana. since the
new medical ". The Ex mining Surgeon will
visit HAu Fly Quarterly. Pr'vs'e On will he
at the Alt"rss Hotel K.tcnum and Bellevue
patients come (. iiAi.y
Once hours from 10 and n p. H.; or by
apo ntmrMt IN "hscuvr and urgent cases.
CONsUiTAT1IN FHEE.
Northern Division BUTTE CITY, MONT.
Eastern Division KANSAS CITY, Mo.
estern Division - zoo 1eary street, SAN
FRANCISCO. q L.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
MILLIONS OF ANIMALS. You Can Not See Them, but You May be DevOurcd by Them if You Arc Not on Your Guard,

Mal-aria-bad air. What is ''bad air?" It Is air loaded with millions of minute animals too small to bs eeen by the naked eye and every one of them poisonous. Look at sunbeam where it comes streaming through your window and notice the millions of atoms of dust that it contains You do not see this dust except as it is made visible iA
 sunbeam. Then think how many thousands Of mil. lions of smaller animals there must be in every breath drawn into the lungs and not one Of which can be seen! But they must live, and they do live
 upon that portion of the human body which they
 can get at. This is malaria. Is it any wonder that
 nearly every man and woman is troubled with 1t
 Is it not rather wonder that they are not troubled How? Nothing SO quickly and cetainly does it as pure whiskey. and no whiskey was ever known that
 puffs's E ' Pure Malt. Professor Henry A Mott oi New York declares it; MT. Wm. T. Cutter, state chemist ofsConnecticut, unhssitatingiy asserts 1t all prominent scientists, doctors and professors who have investigated it fully agree and are un qualified in their commentators.
 Any man or woman who feels tired, weak, exhaust ed, Respondent with all the signs of malaria and malarial poison, should not delay and cannot d
 better than to use, in the proper manner and witi l moderation, Eufy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Be care l fu in purchasing it, however, to secure the genu l ine Like other vauable things. 1t has limitations l aud many dealers ara dishonorable enough to tr! and sell other and injurious goods. Do not be dc ceived, but insist upon having the genuine.
 ap22 oaw
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
4 DESTRUCTIVE WRECK. Fatal Accident on a North
 Carolina Railroad. THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-. Results of the Races at
 Mystic Park. DAMAGE BY RAIN AND LIGHTNING. The Tariff Bill in the Hands of
 The Senate.
RAILROAD Auo1DENrs.


 Three Men Killed in a North Carolina
 wreck-The Accident Caused by the
 Rapid Speed of che Train and the
 Spreading of the Rails-Five Men
 Drowned by an Engine PlunsinG
 Into . Creek.
 NASHVILLE, N. O., June 18.-A most dess. tructive wreck occurred last night at Melros station on the Asheville and Spartanburg division of the Western North Carolina rail- road. Engineer J. J. Smuyra, and Engi- neer Tunstall of Yorktown, Va, and Fire man w. G. Taylor of Morristown, Tenn., were killed. 0. Boweock, fagman, had a thigh broken and the other train hands es- capped with slight injuries by jumping.
 From the apex of Saluda mountain to Mel- rose, a distance of more than three miles. there is fall of fully 600 feet. The track was very wet last night when 6 coal train started and soon after beginning the descent it became evident the twelve loaded cars were too much for both engines to hold with ali brakes down. A speed of seventy-ave miles an hour had been reached when the tracke spread and the train plunged headlong down the mountain with 8 terrible crash. The loss. to- the company in engines and cars alone will reach 5000. This is the fourth wreck on this road within 8 week. TORONTO, Ont, June IS. An accident oc' cured on the Canadian Pacific railway last night between Claremont and Myrtle, thirty miles east of Toronto. A washout was re. ported on the road, and an engine with five men was dispatched to repair damages Coming suddenly upon the break the engine plunged into a creek, and all on board were drowned. The men drowned are John Wan less, bridge inspector; John Attan, engineer F. Oliver, fireman; and Sectionmen Lott ani M0riarty.