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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
The Case OF Muller Against the City Dis
posed OI-Otber News.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. l7.-l>peciall =
The Corporation Court, which has had the
case of Muller against the city before a
Fairfax jury, allowed the plaintiff $3.50.
Muller was hurt by a smoke-stack falling
on him at the gas-house. He asked so,OOo
damages.
Miss Genther, who has been living with
Mr.. NJ. Germann, died yesterday. She will
be buried from the German Lutheran
church tomorrow.
As stated in THE TIMES, there will be nc
public demonstration in honor Of the mem
ory OF General X. 4. Lee here on Monday,
but it will be a holiday with the banks
school children and municipal officials. Lee
Camp will have a banquet at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
APROeABLE SETTLEMENT,
The Irish Difficulties. It is RumOred' May
Soon be Adjusted.

LONDON, Jan. l7.-Strong hopes are
entertained in Irish circles here that
a settlement OF the Nationalists' ditli-
Guilty will within the next three
or four days be reached, or at least
modus yivendi be arranged upon lines
that will not interfere with Justin Nc
Carthy's hold upon the leadership. The air
is full of rumors in view Of the approaching
reassembling Of Parliament, some going 80
far as TO assert that Messrs. Salisbury and
Balfour have prepared a surprise in the way
of novel scheme OF Irish local govern
ment. which il is fondly hoped by IL
trainers will take the wind ont OF the sails
of the GladsiOnian craft known as nome
rule
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18

My YORK, Jan. 1.-THE League and
Association circuits ~ they stapd new are;
League-Rostqn, brooklyn, New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Pitts
burg aud Cincinnati. Association-Roston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, CHI
cago, 81. Louis, LouisyilIe and Columbus.
After the meeting OF the delegates Of the
National League aud Western and Ameri-
can Associations last night the reunited
baseball men went up 70 Nick Engeps and
held q jubilee that lasted TO near dawn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
The Lesi.I.tur. R9eornlrs. BOYD

LINCOLN, NEB., Jan. 1.-THE Senate To-
day, by a vote Of IA 10 IL, passed res0lu-
ton recognizing james Il. Boy0 as Cow
ern0r, without prejudice 70 Powers con-
test, This IL the trst action 10 either brancn
OF the Legislature which recognized Boyd
as Governor,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
COMMITTEE OF MEDIATION.
rhi. Method suggss,ed by which 10 BIins
the scotch Railway strike to an End.

GLASGOW, Jan. II The Cnledonian Rail-
way Company esterday reinstated large
number OF men who had been on strike.
In All other respects the situation
remains unchanged. Mr.. Thomas Bucha
naa. NJ. j., at public meeting
he'd in Edinburgh, offered motion
which was seconded by Professor Blackie
and carried unanimously, that oil parties
should exert themselves 10 bring the de,
plorable struggle TO an end. frinciDal
kainey advocated the adoption OF ten-hour
labor day, The Earl Of Aberdeen, Prlncipai
Rainey and the lord provost were apPoinieu
a committee Of mediation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
rrlrh,rni nnraina To Death.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Jan. lI.-vNiss
liza Hastiug, a wellknown and popular
Young lady, was burned 10 death Thursday
night at the Laurel Iron Works. She was
ia q room alone, and when help arrived wNs
beyond recovery. Her faithful dog was ter
ribly burned in trying TO tear on her purn-
ing clothes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
IN a DENSE FOG.
Norwegian Steamer Goes Ashors-smaii
Fire In Portsmouth,.

Fire In Portsmouth.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. ls.-l,pecial. !
The Norwegian steamer Banuan, from Bos-
ton to Pensacola, Fla, in ballast, went
ashore in a dense fog at o'clock this
morning, three miles south OF Crrri-
tuck inlet, North Carolina. She Is said
TO be lying badly with bow reat-
Ing upon the beach, There were no pas
sengers aboard. The crew OF twenty one
men were taken ashore by the life-saving
crew Of the Whalesbead Life-Saving station,
North Carolina. Tbs Merritt wrecking
coast steamer j. ID. Jones was sent 70 assist
the disabled steamer. but on account OF
rough weather could not work..
A slight tire in the third story Of Ports'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
HORSE RECORD.
E.ti.. aud Result. az Clifton and Cue
tenburg.
Following were the winners Of races
EutfopHnrO.


Following were the winners Of races
Yesterday at Gutenberg;
First race, ive-eighths Of a mile, ueateu
horses-FenelOn first. Young Duke sec'H"'
HancOcas third. Time. 1859
second race. nye and a hall iufionsr. seN-
ing-tmma ]. first Patrick seeof a. NJ S"sS
third. lime. l;ilh. III, LII.
Third race, three-quariers 81 a miie, sel'
ing haDcellor nrst. tainlih secoh'' NDaP-
man third. Time, 1913
Eourth race, seven-eighths Of mile haildl-
cap Brussels fifsi. Lizzie secord, hlinnefH
third. Time, i; 3. -..- ..,,,,,o
supervisor mt. success second. "yn"vod
'ns sixth race. seyen-elghths Of a mile; sell
ing QuiOber nrsi. Not Gully sseoio' "'i-
mer third. Time, 1914.
Entries at Clifton for Monday:
First racs one mile and qGaI 4 7. sciinx
cendarme. 10; J. Job. l.yssudeF, liO; @a-
nervisor Fcafte. Banbury, lls; diddleetcne-
iIg,: Red Leaf. Bella. bonaDEa. iOo' bai1inof''
isecon,l ra,e. seven eighihs OF a mile--Iel-
ham. roger, Major Tom. pn,.np np n, vonsoon MILL
Dalsyfian 1T John. Belle D'Or. Lattie JaAe'
Milton. Harrison, lOO. ID,
Ibird rnce three-Quarters or m,!e-i-o-
nanio. silver PIineo. Batue tfy, tpsnah'
Eoxflrd. laramei, flly. 10; Alderman Mac
lOs, Ella o., 106. ruth, ta,eadS. y; ~ 49,, ~.
i0i: Melville, l0c; bayehester' Do @e"' '"'
Irene H., o. .,.,,n ,a,,e handi.
-SalyI,f. II6, Alairo". ilS; JasA tloso.
M. n..Iie pidr. IO7; Joe Courtney. los; Lew
retk o2; rrian BnTp, l0i; Quotasyh' IT, ~.
e;rimsldi. 00; Eearte. %; wa.l.she, s,a. -,
seeton. 81; bnsteed. D2; foxiosd' ." A9'o-
e's,, Finn race. one mi.e, SELL g-clamor. 100
aas isla d. lO7: ~. Met uin, -, Joe Gut
nss' Khafton. Lewis lark, 100, sto~'shi. .,.s
io3, f'red farai. fheodosiu-, ihtttes', seso-
ior' eotillion. Blue Grass, 100.
s,xtn racs. six and 0ne-haii iuf'onks-Lon-
asvtSv' hyrls B., Washington, bsnsif. lts
NamIs H., hamility, ioi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
Photographic Exhibition.
Especial Gable.

LONDON, Jan. lit is proposed that
the new year shall be made memorable by
an exhibition, international in its charac-
tr, that will display TO the world the pro
gress of photography since its invention
aud on scale never befOle attempted. The
industry will be fully ILLUSTRATED in its ar
tistlc. scientific and mechanical aspect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
P6YTON NJ. PAGE.
Death of This Honored Citizen Of Glou-
cester County.

GLOUCESTER, c. H., VA, Jan. lT.-lspe-
eial. Major peytOn \. Page died very sud
denly this morning, about 8 O'Clock, at his
home In this county. He left the Courthouse
Yesterday evening complaining. He died OF
congestion of the lungs. Major Page was
10 his fifty-second year. For eight years he
was Commonwealth's Attorney Of this
county, which position he filled with credit
TO himself and honor to his State, lie was
one OF the brightest lawyers in this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18

..,i iOkG, Jan. 27.-seOsge Rook, the
v,s-ssO" snO"n pugilist, IL out In card, In
~. 49, nc Challenges EitzsimmOns 10 light
ss1 it lhe midale-weigbt championship
s.,', reasonable purse sffered by any re-
.sse','ie .s1'aie club. The men " fight at l54
f.es. '""Ve s'0'es' VueensDu''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
Two Eminent En.Ii.hmen Ill.
Especial Cable !

LONDON. Jau. 17.-Professor Tyndall has
been seriously i'll, owing TO a prolonged at
tack Of insomnia, and his friends have
feared the grayest results. lie is still con-
fined to his bed.
Mr.. Bradlaugh's condition has also been
causing alarm, but he is Oday much better,
although not yet considered out Of dar ger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
The scotch Railway strike,

GLASGOW, Jan. 1.-THE Caleaoniah
Railway Company yesterday re,ns.a.eu "a q
large number OF men VINO nau a,,oa peeu o'
strike. ia all other respects 'ne si'""''o"
rerlains UNCHANGED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
THE ARGENTINE REVOLT.

AdVlces from BuenOs ATres OF More
Encouraging Nature.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Adyices from Buenos
Ayres to-day are Of more encouraging
nature than were the dispatches of yester-
day. The revolutionary mob, which have
recently disturbed the police Of the province
of Entrerios, has been disarmed end dis.
persed 10y the force sent against them by the
Argentine government. A new governor
has taken charge OF the affairs of the
province, whose vigorous and intelligent
action is inducing a return Of popular con-
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
sss.rnor niII ,x,,, Ace..,

a n. y, \. Z. an. 1.-Chairmxn Murphy,
lirs.t tDehocfatie state Committee, told a
s,o, 20 ~ rress reporter tonight that GOyer-
Sl.,.. an mlli be nominated for United
'enAIoF On Monday and will accept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
p.,msr Mill r.r,ly paIAsd.

PALMER, Mass, dan. ii.-tbe s ms,1 p.lt
Of tbs dye-houss Of the Palmer A,n = ~.
nsn~ Al Three Rivers. was hnsnes ~
.r,.raise. cud two employee were ball' 10
Ssatn. Tue loss 10 about <sv,vvA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
New xstionsi Organisation
especial Cable,

pcpLIS. Jan. J5e-one 9i the he, rnes, nesS
sisnilcant gatherings tnat has p'en 1e'a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
NOTION TO RKcoMMiI.

Mr.. Daniel yielded 10 Mr. stewar. who
gave poyIce of Z motion to recount the bill,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18
SERIOUS SHOOTING ArrRAY.
MARNER MILLEn RE ELEcrEp.

The annual meeting Of thsttockhollers jf
the Carolina Oh and CreosOte Company OF
Wilmington, of which Warner Miller. OF New
York. is president, has held a meeting aud
reelected him president. The Board OF Di-
rectors elec.ed were John +. neyine, John
G. Calhoun, George West, Hoo. John l..
Jones, L. y. Plumb, and Daniel l.. Russell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-18

Mr. Daniel then took the fiO0r and spoke
IN oppOs ton 10 the bill. lie said that the
idea that the purpose OF this bill and bon
est elections were identical was confined 10
those who maintained superior position
for themselves. In general criticism OF tue
bill. he said that while he was no pessimist.
willie he did not believe in the total de-
gravity OF man, while he yenerated the
bench, while he respected the pure and
bilh-minded judge as the brightest
product OF refined civilization, he could
not blind his eyes to the IA { that he saw
reflected 10 all jndicial history. that when
a political question, be IL great or small,
had gone before Judicial bodies for decision
those bodies (he would not say dishonesty,
he would not say impurely) had.
with almost underwriting accuracy, fol-
lowed out in their decisions the in
stlncls, the prejudIces, the bias, the
sentiment Of the political character which
adhered In the very being OF the Judges.
Besides this, the very moment Judge was
brought into the arena OF politics as a fac-
tor 10 q tight tnat moment the bench was
made the objective point OF those who
wished to exercise an undue and improper
influence on the hght-
MOTION TO RKcoMMiI.
Mr.. Daniel yielded 10 Mr. stewart who
% Va notice az motion 10 recomIt the Dill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
Five Men struck bv Lightning

FERNANDINA, Fla, July Saturday a
yacht race was sailed in the harbor here,
and while tie sport was going on storm
came up and capsized four of the yachts,
the crews barely escaping drowning. On
lighter connected with the work on the
je5ties down the river several men were at
work. A fash of lightning CLEANED for a
moment, closely followed by deafeniug
crash of thunder, and five men were
stricken down in an instant. One of them,
VIM. Wilson (white), was instantly killed.
Alex. Pratt and W. Sharpe, both white,
Geo. Dixon (colored), were also badly in
Jured. The latter will probably live.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
Gladstone's Eldest Son Dead.

LONDON, July CIV. II. Gladstone. the
eldest son of Right Hon. w. E Gladstone,
died Saturday morning. He had been for
some time suffering from brain disease,
and on Thursday last an operation was
performed to remove tumor which was
pressing on the brain. He sank rapidly
after the operation. His mother, sister
and brother Herbert were present at his
death, but his father arrived too late, hav-
ing been detained to the last moment by
the condition of his own health. His grief
was very poignant, and his friends are
anxious about the consequences that may
follow
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
CRUSHED BY AN ELEPHANT.
Distressing Accident at Denver-The
Brute Steps ON a Child.

Distressing Accident at Denver-The
Brute Steps on a Child.
DENVER, July 6.-Yesterday afternoon
an immense crowd gathered at Manhattan
Beach,, resort near here, to witness a
balloon ascension by lady. There is a
menagerie at the beach and it had ad.
vertised that children would be given a
ride on the back of an elephant. The
elephant had made two trips and was just
returning to the animal house with Ell ght
children on his back when the balloon
started up. The animal became frightened
at the balloon and began trumpeting and
running about making desperate efforts
TO unseat the children
Fell Under the Animals Feet.
They all fell off and all escaped unin-
Jured but one, little boy named Johnny
Eaton, the son of a railroad man, who was
caught under the elephants feet and was
crushed out of all semblance to humanity.
The keeper of the elephant then stuck q
pitchfork into the animals trunk and was
thrown high in the air by the enraged
brute. He, however, was not seriously
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
The National school of Methods.

NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE National School
of Methods for Reform was opened Satur-
day at the National Prohibition park,
Port Richmond, Staten Island, and will
be in session six weeks. Many prominent
Prohibitionists, including Ex-Governor
St. John, Rev Sam Small, and also Hen.
Roger Q. Mills and ex-senator Ingalls,,
Will deliver addre sses during the session
The national Temperance congress, the
national Prohibition party, and the Inter
national Medical congress will hold their
meetings at the park during the summer,
and probably also the Farmers Alliance.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
BALLOON ASCENSION ACCIDENTS.
Two Persons Killed in Ohio, One a Man
and the other a Woman.

Two Persons Killed in Ohio, One a Man
and the other a Woman.
NEW LISBON, O., July Gully 5000
people were assembled here on the Fourth
to see Professor Brady, of Cleveland,
make balloon ascension and parachute
leap. When the word was given and the
balloon shot upward the multitude was
Mortified to see man hanging head down.
ward Immediately below the mouth of the
the balloon. The man whose leg was en-.
tangled in a rope, disentangled himself
and dropped to the parachute, striking it
in such way that the knife cut the rope,
detached the parachute from the balloon
and he and the eronaut fell TO the ground
with great force.
Fell 200 Feet to Death.
The upper man fell 300 feet and was in
stantly killed. The parachute broke
Brady's fall, but he was seriously though
not fatally hurt. The name of the man
killed was T-illiam Hennessy, resident
OF this city, who was helping to initiate the
balloon. He was so years old and leaves a
widow and four children.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
CRASHED INTO A STREET CAR.
Bad Accident on Chicago Line
One Man Killed.


One Man Killed.
CHICAGO, July Awhile a Madison
street horse car was crossing the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway company's
tracks at Rockwell street Saturday morn
ing train of four stock cars pushed by
heavy road engine, crashed into it with
terrific force. The street car was carried
northward forty or fifty feet beyond tue
crossing before the freight train could be
brought to a standstill, and was crushed
and cut into hundred pieces OF the
eight or nine passengers who were in the
car only one escaped without injury, while
of the others one is on the verge of death
at the hospital, and the Others are at their
homes suffering from painful injuries.
Six of the Passengers Caught.
The list of those injured is as follows,
Robert Bradley, fracture of the skull:
Patrick Martin, left arm crushed so badly
that II had to be amputated at the shout
der, and severe injuries on the right side
of his head; will probably die; T. T. Witt,
cut over right eye and right hip and shout
der dislocated; Frank Dishew, right
ankle and leg crushed; Frank Becker,
bruised about the head and body; Wal
lace Boyd, bruised about the head, breast
and right sioe All of the injured, except
Martin and Bradley, the latter of whom
died two hours after the accident, were re-
moved to their homes in patrol wagons,
while those named were conveyed to the
county hospital in police ambulances.
The Result of Some Ones Carelessness.
The collision was caused by somebody's
carelessness The conductor of the car
went forward to see if the track was clear
and no train was III sight. Just as the
car was close to the track, however the
dark form of the rear of q train was seen
bearing down upon it. There were no
lights on the train, and even the railway
crossing Waterman who has position
fifteen feet above the track did not see the
approaching train. All the trainmen
yvere arresta1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
1T WAS VERY REALISTIC.
A Sham Battle Which Resulted in Death
and Wounds.

a Sham Battle Which Resulted in Death
and Wounds.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., July Fifty tACt.
sand people witnessed the sham bAt&ts -
the fair grounds Saturday, conductsS by
Tod post, of youngstown, assisted by
Buckley ard the other posts of Akron,
presenting Pickett's charge at Gettysburg.
A signal rocket struck Bessie Cronin aged
I, the daughter of Mrs. Dennis Cronin, a
widow, on the forehead, killing her almost
instantly. Her sister, standing by her,
was terribly burned, and Katie Fleming,
aged IA, had her left eye blown out. Mrs.
Eliza Bosell, of Coalbury, was badly in
jured by rocket, and Dr. Jones, veter-
mary surgeon, was accidentally shot in
the side by rebel" veteran. He will re-
cover. John Rex received a bad cut from
a rocket stick
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
The Itatu Is Back Again,

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 6.-The Gillian
transport Itata and the United States
steamship Charleston arrived in port Sat-
urday morning. The Itata came into the
harbor without delay, and anchored in her
former position near the wharf, while tie
Charleston remained outside and anchored
opposite the Hotel Coronado, about mile
from shore. The Itata had the Chilli n
flag and all her signal flags flying when
she came into the ,harbor, in honor of the
national holiday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
DEVILIsH WORK BY HORSE THIEVES.

They Murder Father and Son and
Wound the Wife and Mother.
LAKEvILLE, Mimi, July ELI Mullina,
a noted desperate and horse thief, shot
and killed John Johnson, from whom he
had stolen team, early Friday morning.
Mullina was then wounded by son of
johnson, but not seriously after which
Peter Prizendine, companion of Mullina,
killed young johnson, and wounded Mrs
johnson, who had gone to the assistance
of her husband and son. The murderers
escaped, but are pursued by large posse
of citizens, who will deal summariIy
with them if captured
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
ITALIAN FlENOS ON TRIAL.
The Coon River Train Wreckers Well
Supplied with Money.

Dies MONIES, July t.-More than local
interest is centering around the trial of
the Italians charged with wrecking the
train at Coon river which resulted in loss
of life. From some mysterious place they
have received large sums of money to
enable them to conduct their defense. 1t
is said the money comes from a secret or
ganization of Italians, if not the Malta an
order similar to it. There is a strong
feeling against the men land their acquittal
is hardly probable, as the railroad COM
pany has the major part of the proof on
their side
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
THE Cibola Arrived Safely.

BUFFAko, July 6-The dispa oh from
Rochester Friday night to the effect that
the steamer Cibola, with 200 passengers on
board, had not arrived at Lewiston that
night had no foundation. The Cibola had
a stormy passage, but reached her dock
early in the evening and was running as
usual Saturday morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
Prepared for the Boer .rrekkers.

LONDON, July "a Capetown dispatch
says that a force is being assent led in
echuanaland amply sufficient to repel
any attempt by the Beers to take the lands
of that province without the consent of
the British authorities. The East York
shire regiment, numbering $50 men, is
close to the scene of the Boer invasion,
and will undOu btedly take q part
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
A Cracker Causes Three Deaths.

BOONE, Ia. July 6.-James Gilley, his
wife and child were killed in a runaway
Saturday. They were out driving when
the horses became frightened at fire crack
ers. One wheel struck a stump, throwing
the occupants to the ground with terrific
force, resulting fatally to all three
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06

CLEVELAND, July Gas Mile. Zoetta
Bentley was making balloon ascension
at Elyria, o., Saturday a strong gust of
wind caught the air ship and dragged the
trapeze upon which she was sitting
through the trees. She was not able to re-
tain her hold and fell to the ground, a dis
lance of about sixty feet. She was instant
ly killed. Every rib in her body was
broken
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
Two Will Probably Die.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE seven men
injured by the explosion of an oil tank on
board the steamship Standard at Point
Breeze Friday, are recovering from the
effects of their injuries, with the excep-
tion of two, John Cramer and Martin
Furlong, whose injuries are believed to be
fatal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
A Rnllet Fell on His Head.

CHICAGO, July eddie Uhlman, the +
year-old son of Max Uhlman, was fatally
injured by a stray bullet while playing in
the street. A bullet fired into the air by
some careless person in the vicinity de-
scended upon the little fellows head
crashing through his skull and lodging in
hi. hraip
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06
Literally Boiled to Death.

ST. LOUIS, July6 John Mullin, aged SO
years, in charge of the vats of the Nelson
Morris Dressed Beef company, fell into
vat of boiling water at the company's es-
Enlistment at East St. Louis Friday
night and was boiled to death before he
could be rescued. He leaves a widow and
3
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-06

hurt. BY this time several other attend
ants had arrived and managed to secure
the elephant with chains.