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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Assessor ent for Selby Avenue From
Summit Avenue 10 81. Adams
Street
Snpnosed Owner and


Supposed Owner and
Description. Benefits
Mary A. Kittson-East 29212 feet OF
Selby Block in. Dayton and Ir-
vines Addition to st. Paul.. S13.A
Minnie De Graf-East W or west
100 feet Of east 412I3 feet OF Selby
Block. in Dayton and Irvine's Ad-
dition 10 st. Paul. .............. $3.50
NJ. l.. Griswold-West w of west 100
feet OF east 4l2Is feet Of s.lby
Block, in layton and Irvine's
Addition to Il. PAUL.. ........ $3.50
Ii. M. Hart-West 60 feet Of east
472ga feet Of Selby Block, IN Day
ton and %Iryine's Addition toSt.
sameMWest S feet OF east 527ls feet
Of Selby Block, In Dayton and
~Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.. 500
Caroline v. Knight-West IS feet Of
east 582t2 feet of Selby Block, I'm
Dayton and Iryine's Addition to
Martha NJ. Bunker-south 50 feet OF
west 50 feet of east 6321z feet OF
SelDy Block, in Dayton and
~Irvine's Addition TO St. Paul.. SETS
Chas. II. Robinson-W West Sd feet OF
east 1888 feet Of Selby Block. In
Dayton and ~Iryine's Addition to
c. S. Day-west i5Ois feet Of east
s33 feet Of Selby Block, in Dayton
and ~Irvine's Addition to ST. Paul. x3.28
W. d. hOulOIL-N . y lCCb vi
east s42Is feet of Selby Block in
Dayton and Iryine's Addition to
81. .,......: p.53
ID. A. Monfort-West 80 feet of east
sg2l3 feet OF Selby Block, in Day
ton and Iryines Addition to st.
raul JS.l3
G.. W. Moore-West 30 feet OF east
east 9i2p2 feet of selpy Block, in
Dayton and lrvine's Addition 10
OF Thui. ....--.--...... ....-.-.. e@.iO
same, west 77Is feet OF east loo feet
Of Selby Block, in Dayton and
~Iryine's Addition to ST. Paul. -. Sf.26
ii. Hall-West so feet of east 100
feet OF Selby Block, in Dayton
and Iryine's Addition to 81. Paul. $40
Chas. Michaud-East 81 feet Of
west 40 feet OF south 40 feet OF
Selby Block, In Dayton aud
I~rvine's Addition TO 81. Paul.. S5.H
Hannah Burke-West 46 feet OF
south no feet OF Selby Block, In
Dayton and Iryiue's Addition to
81. raul .............. ...''.''s." es.oS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Dewey aud brakes Addition to st.

Neis II. Kedlund, east Gls
foot - 1I&Io
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

Elicit, Bernheimer and Arnold's Addition to
st. Paul
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benehts
John G.. Allen, south 3lA
feet OF. .........-.... 1l&12 ~ Sl.3S
Martin Krahmer. east W of..3 10 1.R
Healev's Subdivision of West ~ OF Lot - and
Lots IA and -, Block 10, Elicit, Bernheim-
err and Arnold's Addition to st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

Supposed Owner and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Assessment for Mackubin Street,
From Summit Avenue TO Iglehart
woodland Park-Addition to St. Paul

Woodland Pafk-AdditioR to St Paul.
Supposed Owner and
description. BLOCK. Benefits
l. V. d. Heard, south 151,S5
feet Of east 100 feet Off,. % SS.36
W. E., Howard, east 102 feet of
north I2.of. .-..... -. ~ S.5
Alanson Messer. south - feet
of east lOS.6 81 feet Off,. Is LBS
s. Messer. north 50 feet of
south - feet of east 1852
feet of Is 20
Alanson Messer, north % feet
of south 100 feet of east
1852 feet of ........-........ Is 1.3I
f. f. Elwell, north 37I2 feet
of south 1919 feet of east
los. 81 feet of ......... -. Is 2.O6
Mary Croghan, north 37k3
feet of south 175 feet of east
los. ~ feet of Observation-Disclosures. Is 2.0b
Park Congregational Church.
east l04 feet of north 125 feet
OF. .....'''''''.' 10 700
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

EIfelL Bernhheimer and Arnold's Addition
to ST. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Supposed Owner and

Bailey's Addition to Rondo's Addition to ST.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Munger B A0Ol
Supposed Owner and


Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits
j. j. Pearson Except st.
Anthony ayenue) ..........1 $2.Q
same Except st. Anthony
a%venue) 2.W
same (except s.. Anthony
avenue). ............. 3 2.Q
John j. Mcguire Except st.
Anthony ayenue)........- 2.04
Timothy "A. McGrath lex
cept St. Anthony avenue). 5 8 2.Q
John s.. Pommer Except st.
Anthony ayenue) ..... -. 8 2.0
Edward Lofstat Except st.
Anthony avenue) .......7 2.Q
Edward e. Thurman Except
st. Anthony avenue) ......8 2.W
Edward Lofstat Except st.
Anthony venue)..... 2.W
same Except st. Anthony
avenue 80. 2.04
Isaac Morrisette Except st.
Anthony avenue ...-....H 2 q
same Except st. Anthony
aVenuej.s....-.....-....H 2-Oi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

Supposed Owner and ,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Owner and

Wilson'S Encouragement OF Part OF Block 70,
Mackubin and Marshall's Addition TO st.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Supposed Owner and
Benefits

Frances NJ. Vincent-Commencing
on west line of Mackubin street
rs feet north of north line of
Iglehart street; thence west 120
feet parallel with Carroll street;
thence north parallel with Mac
kubin street to Carroll street;
thence east to Maekubin street;
thence south to beginning, being
part of lot s, Marshall's subdivis-
ion of block q. Mackubin and
Marshall's addition to st. Paul.. S4.95
Mackubin and Marshall's Addition to ST.
Dop1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

Assessment for Marion Street, From
University Avenue to Charles
Street
Robertson and Van Etten's Addition to st.
Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

and 3, except East 80 Feet of Lot 1, Block 2,
Dewey, Drake and Pence's Addition to st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Assessment for Nina Avenue, From
Alley to Selbv Avenue.
Supposed Owner and

SuppOScQ OWutI dllu
Description. Benefits
D. M. Dyer-Commenciug at a point1nSpm
on northeast side of Nina avenue,
2i5 feet northwest from northwest
line of SUNNI avenue; thence
northeast along northwest line of
an alley 1877 feet to corner of said
alley: thence al fright angles north
west "a feet; thence southwest to
a point on northeast line of Nina
avenue, SIS feet from beginning,
thence southeast TO beginning, be-
ing in st. Paul, Minnesota. ...... $3.03
Lizzie b. Magee-Commencing on
west line of block II, Dayton and
1rvine's Addition to ST. Paul, at q
point 27O feet north from south
west corner of said block II;
thence northeast along said ave
nue. 71.S feet: thence east 1873 %
feet to a point on alley; thence
southeast along said alley 21.@
feet; thence west to beginning,
being in st. Paul, Minnesota. ....s 800
WatsOn's Encouragement of Goodrich's Re
arrangement of Lot II, and Part of Lots ID,
2 Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
description. Lot. Benefits
anne so
Stevens Encouragement of Lots 1, IL and Is,
IL. Nj. Rice's Encouragement OF Lots l, z, B.,
. and 10, Block z, Dayton and lryine's
Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
description. Lot. Benefits
Kate Riley. $500
Dayton and Irvine's Addition TO st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Continued From Sixth Page.

Bailey's Addition to Rondo's Addition to st.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

Young and Morrisette's Subdivision OF Lots
9and 10, Block j, Rondo's Addition TO ST.
Paul.
Supposed Owcer II
Description. LOT bcIehee
j. W. Jaeger. S''O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

d Marshalrs Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
description. Lot Block. Benefits
Lisetta Bockenfield, east 50
feet OF south 132A feet of l3 81 S4.5l
Supposed Owner and
description. Benefits
Mary X. ELECTROMAGNETIC at
southwest corner of Iglehart and
Mack ubin streets; thence west
on south line of Iglehart street 50
feet; thence south LIZ. q feet;
thence east 50 feet to Mackubin
street; thence north 10 beginning,
being III st. Paul, Minnesota. $4.5l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

Marshall's Subdivision of Block 81, Mackubin
and Marshal's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Benefits
Lisetta BOckenfield, east 50 feet of
south 1924 feet of .............13 $2.75
l.. R. German, west50 feet of south
132A feet of ........... NIB 2.75
d. Redding, east so feet Of south
132A feet of.......... ..-....12 2.75
Samuel Frank, west 50 feet of
south 1924 feet of. ....... Up 2.75
Jas. II. Mailer, east AZ feet of lex
cept north rs f~eet).... I'LL 2.59
p. A. Curtis Except east AZ feet) IL 2.92
same, cast Il feet off,. ........ 10 "a
NJ. A. G.. Richardson, west ITO
feet OF sos
S. f. Wilson, east ella feet of
south 144.5 feet of o 2 "a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
Holcombe's Addition to St. Paul.

Assessment for Rond0 Street. From
Rice Street to Dale Street.
Beaumette's Subdivision of Block1, Rondos
Addition to st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
in st. Paul, Minnesota. ........... $50
Drake and Dewey's Addition to 81. Paul.
Owner and

Dewey, Drake and Fences Addition to st.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

Marshall's Subdivision of Block q, Mac
kubin and Marshalrs Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Est. OF +. b. Whiting, east
l47 feet of south AZ feet
of north go feet Off,. 81 1871
Wilson's Encouragement of Part of Block
81. MacKuoin and Marshall's Addition to
st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits
W. l.. Wilson...-.........1 2 SLY
same. =. ..........20 $50
Thos. P. Wilson ....... $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22

A. G. Fuller's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
Description. Lot .Benehts
Edward E. Hurmann Tex
cept st. Anthony a%venue). 2 $3.S5
Rondo's Addition to 81. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. BLOCK. benents
Peter Finkler except south
9H2 feet and st. Anthony
MISUNDERSTANDING $S.25
VIM. Delaney (~exceptSt. An
thony a%venue) ............ b y o.50
+. ReIchow Except south
feet and 81. Anthony ave-
nue) d DIV
Anna b. Michel, east 81 feet
Of Except ST. Anthony
avenue) ................ 40
Thos. Fox except east 80
feet and ST. Anthony ave-
nue) ........,.... .......o S.fo
jacques Roy except ST. An
thony ayenue) IA
r. j. Lewis Except st. An
thony %avenue). .......-.... IVA
Dewey, Drake and Fences Addition to ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
CHINESE ATTACKS ON THE WHITES
A Catholic Mission Destroyed = BLOODY
Work or . Pirate-Danscr in Canton.

BAN FRANCISCO. July 27.-Adyices just re-
ceived from China give particulars OF fresh at
tacks bv the Chinese on the missionaries. The
latest was made at Ynnkao. on June 20. when
the Catholic mission was methodically looted.
the crowd passing things from hand to hand In
chain. The buildings were afterward set
on fire. few days before this four chapes
were destroyed in Kianroi. near the city OF Fu-
chon. The chapel, school. and residence OF the
priest were looted and burned on Juno 90. On
the snme day some. predatory bands com
petely DESTROYED French orphanaee at a
place called Haimen. In addition TO the de-
htruction OF tho oIphanage eight or nine Of
were carried off.
=, A. correspondent writes to the China Maj,
that there is II rumor in Canton that disturb.
ance has taken MA, In Fukien province. 1t is
stated that the rebels nre several thousand
strong and have capturel u city. The intelli.
gent Ch inese he ndd-. think 1t will DO difficult
for forei YDers in Canton to escape.
A Junk containing three merchants. n crew
o. seven. and nine passengers was attacked
shortly after dusk w five Junks continuing
The assault was resisted by those on board.
and tetce battle ragged for half an hour In
which two 81 the passengers WEI Q killed two
were shot. and three were stabbed 30 seriously
that they die,l within a few minutes The re-
mainder OF those on bonrd. seeing no other
chance Tor escnpe. jumped overheard. md
after swi mining some distance were rescued
By q ilsting boat. The pirates seized the iunk
and sailed away with her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
CUNNING WITH YODYzSUs.
An Expedition with the Priest whicl
Ended In the Police Court.

After living In comparative seclusion for
few months the Rev. Matthias De NJ. Yodyzsus
pastor OF the Polish Catholic Church OF st
George. IN Willlamsburgh. is agnin in troubled
waters. This time the row took place In the
lower pnrt OF the city. directly opposite the
county court house. He was found on Sunday
night BY two policemen engaged In hand to
hand struggle with tnll powerful man. The
latter had II firm grip on small rifle and the
priest was making hopeless effort to get
possession OF 1t. A slight cash in the priests
forehead. from which the blood was trickllng
shove that no had come on second best In
tho encounter.
The policemen stonped tho fight and es-
corted both mon 10 tho Adams street station,
There Father iodyzsrs. whose manner and
appearance clearly indicated that he had been
indulRng during tho day ir stimulating bev-
erngrs. explained that Theodore Nowlkowski,
the other man. Ind uunrrollhd wi Il him when
h. ed Tue OF his re and
By;henournewith N'wikowsEi after be had got
Church and that they had boil passing the
dny ,1GS her Ho nSrsis!sI Il NAL 10 com %
Father lndyzsus renewed his complaint in thu,
Adams street police court and Nowikowski
Sa bsnr .ea At e !S1
this story OF the occurrence:
Il hnvo known Father Yodyzsus for two
Yeas. and when he came to my house yester:
tiay morning with a rifle in his hand and asked
me- to acrompany him ior days outing con-
scented. We went to lilythehourne and fired asv-
ernl sho,s at a target and had considerabe to
eomethin. moro 10 driuk. ON our way down
town Father \, dyzsus pulled ont n $40 bill TO
pay our fares, aud when the conductor handed
change. / gave the priest q 81 bill He paid
the conductor, out of this bill. but forgot to
the car opposite the Court House nskeI him
for the change and 1t was when we were
wrangling about this md STRUGGLING for the
iiIle that he was hit ON tho forehead. l had no
intention whatever OF striking him.
am now very sorry didn't stay at home
OF going ofi Cunning with Yodyzsus."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28

Economical Measures Adopted by the Gov
ernment and the Vatican.

Economical Mea .ures Adopted by the Gov
ernment and the Vatican.
ROME. July 27.-lt is announced that the
italian deficit for the year 18s0-1S91 is about
$4,000 900 lire notwithstanding all tho econo-
mics introduced.
To further diminish the ex penses the sala-
ries Of the Ambassadors at Paris. London, Vi
emma, st. Petersburg. and Berlin will he re-
duced $4,000 lire. The Ministers at Madrid
and Bavaria will suffer a reduction Of 5000
lire. and there will be reduction in the sala-
ries in nearly all the foreign Minister. The
number OF Consuls will be reduced and those
who are retained will receive decieased sal8-
ries. But $4,000 men. who We're for economi-
cal reasons to have received at this time an
unlimited furlouGh. will Tor reasons not given
The recent heavy losses Mt the Vatican have
compelled o series OF economical measures
there also. A Commission OF Cardinals has
been appointed 10 study economi es. especially
with reference to the Pon.ifcal army. the
Swiss Guard will not be reduced. but Instead
the Rendarmes md the Palatine Guards will
be reduced by leaving vacant the places OF
those who for any reason may quit the SERVICE
The Cardinals find themselves also Obliged
to submit to economies. The Pope Ia fneXor-
able on this subject. and says that 1t is neces-
eary to mako great eNertinns to remedy the
disasters that have hefallen the treasury and
especially tho ST. Ieter's Pence The Pope
adds that he remains in Rome dur Ing the heat
OF the summer aud that the Cardinals can uS
well endure the heat as no can.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Variety In the Thoma. Concert.

Mr.. Theodore Thomas began the third week OF
his engagement at the Madison Square Garden
nst night with programme Of operatic airs
that served to introduce a new plan OF enter.
tainment for music lovers. 1t will insure
enough variety to please the tastes of all Of Mr..
Thomas's admirers. Hereafter there will be
a night devoted to popular airs. another to
classic compositions. third 10 selections
played bv request. fourth 10. values and
gramme will be made up OF Beethoven seloc-
lions. large audience list ened to he orchestra
to keep them cool com or, able and good
tempered. There was a medley OF national
airs and little of Wagner mixed with Strauss.
composers. lnnis. he leader OF the Twenty.
third regiment band. is to follow Mr.. Thomas
on Aug II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
NEWS OF THE OLD WORLD.
A FIGHT For LIFE UNDER 1HE Gull
LOTINF.

A sboer,oe Scene a, the Lnst Farfs Exc.
cutioA = Tho DoinEs in Parliament-
Itaiinns Must Economise-A New Lord.
PARIS. July 27-The execution Of young Ber-
lind and Dorc. two accomplicss OF Mere Ber-
land in what a known rs tho Courbevoie MUIR
der. took place this morning.
Crowds gathered very early on the famous
Place de Ia Roouctte. whore all Paris execu-
tions by the guillotne take place The man
about town and tho woman about town wero
there In force. regardless OF the fact that they
had haunted tho noiEhborhood OF the gloomy
old prison morning after morning. expecting
the Toast OF blood" to which they had
invited themselves. They filled the cabarets
gargottos. and cafes Of the nelGhborhood with
their balefu1 aonRs and vile. orgies. The ser.
with the imrosing.lookinR eendarmes bau
their hands full In kceringthe Srowds In Dryer.
meo. $50 infan,ry soldiers. and mounted
policemen on duty about tho Ruillottne. whiie
the surgine crowds numbered many thou
DorG. when he was aroused from, his aprar-
emily peaceful slpmoers at an early h2 ~, TINS
Coming. reapsed into q slate Of stola indit,er:
se Yn Calmly My anu TausEiy. 8nd shanksa ,hs
PnsSnne.ss whal nes nna sT SGsS
during tho period OF MS % n H.; Ia
Nouuette. Dore. however uiu ny rep!y ~ .he
Faure. the we-known prison chnpla,n, who
has been at the slinGs n'0 eternity
Dorc lett his cell and the prison a few min.
tss later With rr do 0 rar
the Chief eAecutioner. assisted by Ills son. at
tended TO the eXecntIoner's preparations y, IN
Quoted himself with wonderful courage, Dor6
faltered and trembeu as be reached TIE
shadow OF the red uainted urrighis 81 the
uNlillOtipa aud caught sight OF the US0QIy
shining, knife WHICH was to sever his head head
from M body liz f. 1e e1es
tioners helped hin, np the, stems to the platform
81 the ruiiotine. anduniekly threw him ~, n n
mite tSfi. and DORIS bend rolled into tie saw:
Young Berian1 died in IN entirely different
manner, When he was awakened he showed
q cons able amount az Dravado anu re-
No more card playing Tor me-. In conyer-
sntion With tho PRISON ohiclaIs nnd execution aui
showed that he resented his mothers retrieve.
and thnt he was Very mTch di,aEpHn'ed that hat
S waiRed i""n.iiy across he prison yara ana
ssnfs s aS'sss 'Hs ssa,Ssa
s upon we've sSs ' sdin INC WHICH,
was, to be Strapped previous to being
ss axa
place IN iull view OF the thousands OF eager
spectators. In spite Of his struggles. how
ever. the eyerutioners and guards held Ber-
land upon the scatlold and eventually threw
him upon tn" fatal plank. slid him bel oath the
grim uprghts then III The young criminal WAS
writhing furiouslv. the knife fell and Berland's
head rolled into the basket.
No sooner had this oc urred than the crowds
with a mighty rush broke through the Gordon
OF troops and police. and. rushing ur TO the
ecsffold. gloated over the blood stained apra-
ratus. some OF them tnkit G hRndfuls OF saw
dust away with them us souvenirs OF the exc
AutiOns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
LOOK OUT, MIR. LEUHART.
Streak o. IIxhtnin' Fo' Miles Long Ono
Desc Days Gwine Hit You.

thin. cataverous man. with a bristline
gray moustache and thin hair. called at 4s
Prospect place on Dec. s. 1885,? and hired
hall bedroom on tho second floor from the
lnndlady. Mrs. Carrie Glenn nts. He paid 50
for weeks rent and loft saying that he would
return later in the day. He returned aud went
to led about o'clock in the evening. When
Miss Fay Mrs. Glenn sister went to make
his bod next day sho found the room vacant
and clothes!ine hanging from the window.
Clothes valued at sl25 were missed from the
other rooms on the floor.
LIZ May last M,a. Clements rented tho house
ut 249 East Thlrty-tiith street and advertised
for 6onrders. On July IA came the same man.
80 Mrs; Clements says. and applied for n room.
While Mrs. lements took her visitor up stairs
to select u room Miss Fay brought u policeman.
The man said he was Charles Leuhart., He
was rec snlzed at Police Headuuarter. as hav-
often acquitted in General Sessions.
. lie was acquitted again yesterday In spite OF
the positive testimony Of Mrs. Clements ana
Miss Fay. VINO swore that they could not be
mistaken: In dischargng him Recorder
smyth said:
You are very lucky man. Leuhart. Five
or SIX times you have narrowly escaped the
punishment you so richly deserve: but you
will be caught some day and then"
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A Dancing Party. Narrow Escape.

PouGHkEErsrE, uly27.11On Saturday evening
last the usual cadet hop was held in the mess
hull. West Point At about II P. NJ. the guests
began to depart Among them we're fourteen
ladies and gentlemen from Cranston and High
land Falls. just as they got nicely seated in
tho omnibus team Of horses backed into the
omnibus team. and tho latter became wild and
dashed down the embankment in front OF the
hall. Luckiy.the pole ofthe omnibus was forced
into the ground. which kept the bus from up
setting. though it stood downward at an anglo
of 55 degrees and Nil the people in it were
hurled to the front end There were screams
ana shrieks Tor help Hnckmen cadets aud
ments the occupants Of tho vehicle were res.
cled and the bus drawn bnck. An officer said:
ito way into tho ground. thus holding the
vehicle. It would have upset md rolled over
and owe: down the steep embnnk ment. and
there would have been q serious loss OF life.
AS it was. the clothing OF all IN the bus was
torn and many OF the people were moro or
less bruised