Telegram-herald., 1891-05-19
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In . wreck On the omaha & 81 louis
road nezr Esona, No, Eaginesr James
D2xon wa4 xil.s1-
William BarEes azd George Jones.
two farmers living near Ardmore, /. l..
killed ssch other 10 tight
Prof W. T. RoaRtree. an amateur
aeronaat, fell from q BALBOA at spo-
kane. Wash, and was killed.
Since April about 100 undesirable
immigrants have been dsbarred from
landing by the inspectors a. New York
The Farmer Alliance of Haneeck
county, III, has passed . reso- ation re-
fusing TO give statistics Of crops 10 as
SCISSORS
Lilly Yoang. daughter of James
Young. farmer living near EagemonL
Tenn, was carried OF BY q large bear
and deyOured
Artesian wei borers At Eddy. - NJ,
encountered Ut depth of 80 feet a
stratrm OF pure sail which proved to bc
| 40 feet thick.
| burglars blew open the safe in the
postofhcc at Iripoii. Brewer county.
la. and secured 500 worth of stamps
and SIS in cash
A boiler which was being tested In
0'Rourke's foundry at New Orleans
exploded. fatally inluring Ed o'Rourke
and Frank Ielm.
| Patrick Hamilton and Michael Nc
Namara were killed by escaping gas in
the Worcester tMass-) gas works Pat
rick Ryan was also overcome and will
die
Stephen McGannigle's house at Bel
videre, H., was entered by burglar
Sunday morning, who stole $500 from
Mr.. McGannigle's pockets and got
away.
The Mutual Eirs Insurance and the
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
companies. both OF Kentucky, have as
signed Liabilities, $1,000; assets
| Si30. 200.
A car loaded with cattle took Gre at
Missouri Valley. Ia, and before it could
were fearfuny burned. All were taken
out and killed.
Michael Brannon, a laborer, commit
ted suicide at independence, No, Sat-
urdsy morning by lying down on the
track and letting Missouri Pacific
freight train run over him.
The funeral of Thomas Kelly and
John Ridenour. the two victims of the
labor riot, were held Sunday in Den
yer. All the labor unions in the city
took part, and there were Z, 200 men in
line.
A. w. VOCAL, of Champaign, ILL.,. who
has recently been acquitted on a
charge of forgery. has brought suits for
damages aggregating $4,000 against
several individuals for malicious pros
ecution.
LOST IN NEBRASKA SAND HILLS.
Two Wandering Little Ones Found After
Weeks Search. but Ono II Dead.
OMAHA, Neb., May 1s.-For a week
the entire male population Of Thed-
ford. Thomas county. has been engaged
| in a search for the two little girls OF
John Hanamond, who were lost in the
sand hills surrounding that town last
Sunday. The children, one years
and the other 8, went to visit
their sister. who lives about 6
miles north of Thedford, and
between and o'clock they started
home. The children lost their way
ard never reached home. Their
parents and the immediate neighbors
searched the hills all night and
Monday morning general alarm was
given Then the citizens of
Thedford and the surrounding
country TUNED out The search was
continued all day Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Thursday
at noon the youngest child was found
ut the foot of high hill, half covered
with sand, where she had fallen CON-
pletely exhausted. The little one was
unconscious and her tongue was swol-
len so that it protruded from her mouth
She was soon restored, however, and
when asked where her sister was she
said: "Sister went on home" The
youngest child was found nearly IS
miles from the point where they left
the road to pick flowers. The search
continued till Sunday afternoon. when
the dead body of the older child was
found 10 miles north of Dunning. Blaine
county. fully IS miles from the place
where the children lost their way.
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