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Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

The order of the Sultan excluding
Jews from the Holy Land is being rig
idly enforced.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

The first party OF sixty American pill
grims from Minnesota have arrived at
Treves to see the holy coat.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

A one-legged bicyclist in London re-
Gently rode 100 miles in less than nine
hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

Buy your hosiery. lotions, millinery. at sth
New York Bazaer, 148 North spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

What will simmons Liver Regulator do?
Make you well by restoring action to the
liver
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01
Whuiesnle Meat Market.

"Balm in Gilead" for you by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator for your diseased liver.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

One year ago I was taken sick. employed
three doctors for months, but none benefited
me in the least They told me that had q
fever, also that my spleen was the seat of my
disease, and again that my trouble was all in
alton, Isuffered unto,d agonies Then | took
me, icine of DR.. Wong, and he got me to my
usual weight and strengi h in two months,
though my friends considered [ wag likely to
die any day for the frs week hat was in the
hands OF DR. Wong, who sayr that my disease
was blood poigonl e, which was produced by
the operation or butchery was subjected 10.
Experience and obseI vation leads me to be-
lieye that DR.. Wong has no equal as q physi
clan in America. w. J. ASHLEY,
Mt. Vernon, Tex; present address, Whittier,
Cal. November 2, 1890.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01
Petroleum
nanaral nar,..1.-

srv Yonn. Sept 80 Petroleum closed at
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

Granula, the great heal h food. sale by a
grocers. II. JeVne. agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

the
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01
ATTRACTIONS pa A4.@
-AT THE 49, ~
S2d DISTRICT FAIR AT SANTA ANA.
FRIpAY. OcToBER 2p.a

silkwood to go to 10 ser his record of 2:ts3z.
The track is very fast and the mark, no { onng,
will be low. This, in connection with the
running y. mile dash .for 2-year rolds. and
1;1-18 dasn for all ages and 235 trot, wall
make a grand days sport saturday. Oetober ~.
The three areai est trotleFs IN Houtherss Cali
f0ruia will come toga' her in the kreet0r aii~-
Giendine, Lucy R and Mckinney.
Reduced rates from ali points II southern
California,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01
Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

For constip tion, biliousness and kidney al
fections remember simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-01

Three years ago got injured IN the Kip :
employed three different doctors, none Of wisena
relieved me. At last bscame drawn Oycxs
was una BILE to dress myself, and my suhegfrE
was just all could bear. 1t WAS apparent thae
II / could live | would be cripple foE like
DR.. Wong relieved me Of all suffering, Nr1
went to work IN five days; in one north l u1a
completely cured. l have had no return Of x1e
trouble. DR.. Wong said that there was d1a1
blood settled in the musc cles of the bip thnf
would in short time cause paralysis and iocA~
N MCDOWELL,
Ill w. Third B3-
Los Angele*, Ca
August 20. 1890.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16

,Ratienten eintreten muBte, bic natiirli1
I'D uber eine, 9eraume !8e,t eritreden
rnuBte, tvar es benz Doctor ntht az BEES
oenfeu. baB ct, 5umal in bieier nnbaut.
barren Belt, auf Cash" fab; alio $15
per acknowledgements unb int Bpraus
be5ableu! Die Sitursen Der Y%atienteu
besanren uno GQes cling sanj gut u,o
i4Sn, bis neulid aui cinmal elmer Der
neutrality-suspicious. SinSlinse uers
sebens oil bic Office bes Doctors
tlspfte. Das Seiam that iid ibm niht
auf, Der r9oftor" tuar uerouftet uno
nit ibm bic Is Dollars Cash. Den
anoern Ratienten 9in9's 9euau 10. uno
ni@t MUIR, bab oas @elo .futi1" tuar,
nein, aud UNI bic fife 9ofiuuns, enbs
LID ibre mebr ODER ,uenieer bdBlipen
@ei9ter oerid0nert 3u ieben unb ibrer
S&nurrbarte befreit au iein, tuaren bic
Nertnlten b~etrosen. Mert,uuro'9er
@eiie mar Der rDottor", tuie Is ii@ iebt
beraus9elteQt bat, aus anbern Staoten
ebenio plobli@ uub uitc:remon.eQ per'
{4,uunoen, lberal unter Mituablne bes
Cash" unb 9interlai1uns trauernoer
8atieuteu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16

y ISSNS"1 80 ~ "
li@er Nussan9 Der &eruuuouus taurr
ab5uwenoen letu.
eri@to6 rer, weldees
auf bag &erm09en oes rriden Ncw Dorz
ter SunsseieQen Sorting u. &obertion
abseiebeu batten, iinb iebt uerbaftet
poroeu. Ser e,sentli&e ur6eber BEG
@omplotts i@eiut ein Qouofat, Namens
8pron %. Cohen 81 ieiu. Damn iino
nod e;u anoerer Nouotat, Gamens 3D.
fer, uuo Elm paar &erle, bic als Sellers
belfer oienten uuo ipdter 'pabri9einli9
'als 3euger oieneu %iollteu, bareiu uer<
tpidelt. Das 6rauenjimmer, tueldes ii9
als &obertlon's @itttue aussab, lit 9e>
itanbis uno miro als @taatsjeuse auf>
treteu. Sc 1T u~uterbaltli9 5u leien. tuie
iie BON Goben 5u ibrer Stole abseridtet
,uurbe. sic muBte ben &ameu Sorting
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16

F. Sic preubii@en giiens
babn>D irectionen baben NntaB &C.
nou,r,en, be er6bten 8orii4tsmab'
reeeln 9esen bic u%ebertraeuns ber
Euberculoie III trefen. Sn ben @ars
tejimmern, Borfluren, Nlufentbalts.
unb lleberHa9tunssrdumen, &rbeiter.
ituber. acknowledgement, @ate,boben.
@erttattsrdumer u. {. ~. (oQen @pud'
ndpfe BON @las aufseitelt 'peroea. Die
@%einisuns berielben 9eldiebt mittels
elmer Birite unb fiinfprocentigem$ Car
bolpa15er. Sn 8mreaur ioQ fir ieoea
Bean,ten elm elonberer @pudnapt aut.
seitellt u,to in Der ou9e9ebenen Meiie
tp1dsntli9 einmal 9ereini9t tueroe,n.
Die @eini9un9 bet GuBb5oen IN, ben
obengenannten &dun,ert bari rur bur@
nai1es Nuf,piI9en unb bel 9%e6fneten.
6enitern %erfolgeu. Das Mustebrva ooer
Nus itreuen Der 8obenfldben nit Sano
1T perboten. Sic GuBbooen IN ben
@borten Der 8abnbDie {oaen ttgli@
bur1 @aiierjpiilun9 nit ~finfprocetts
ti9cm garbolwaiier oereini8t tueroeu.
Nuf ben 8abnb6fen, auf ,uel9en Ner'
1onen,uasen %itationirt iino, milien bies I.
lelben na@ ieber Gabrt 9riinolih gere''
uist ,peroen. 9ie in ben Bagel1 etioa
%porbanbene,a 9eden unb Teppid1e iit.o
aus benielben gu entferuen l1o onr1
Mustlopfen bon Staub unb ionlt'9e1a
llnreinistetten 5l befreien. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

The buildings are all complete ana the
machinery placed IN position ut the Tyler
coffin ana trunk factory.
A switch is being built from the main
track 10 iue Henderson pottery. which viii
=ft4I.y facilitate the shipping Of wares.
The Bolton oil mill VIII open M Scpten-
hcr =. New seed rooms and now machinery
have been added during the sumner Tho
,,..-y,.y IS now Sky tons instead of fol15,
IL II was last season. The mil viii employ
forty hands Bolton Reporter
Worl, on the Ice factory at Longview is
progressing rapidly.
The Texas plaster company have bought
The old works of the Franco land company
ii, Swee-Edger ami will eulurge them and
put il. ucW machinery. The capacity vi he
factory viii be fifteen tons per day. MI
james Quinn Of Denver IS manager of the
lev factory The company have similar
interests ia Denver, Col
New machinery is being added 70 the cot
ton seed oil mil at Palestine.
q. d. Wh,atly ard J. H. Thornton Of As
touia, ELLIS county. are here buying me-
chlu-rv Tor = gin. They SAY the As-ou.i
Alliance. No. 5C2 mus organized I john
stock company with 5000 capita! stock and
is 5Uil--l n gin Corsicala Observer.
GasEEylLLE, HINT COUNTY, Ten, Aus
&o.-Ine machinery for the oil mill is being
placed IN position. They viii be ready to
commence running IN q short While.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
a WONDERFUL CLOCK.
The Mystery IS in the Force that Moves the
Accurate Timer.

jewelers. Weekly.
NJ WOllman, the jeweler OF Council
Bluffs, To-, has given the curious ample op-
portunity to test the ingenuity in an en-
deavor 10 fathom the mystery of clock
which he has recently completed and placed
in one of his show windows. So far the
most persistent have failed TO discover the
influence that impels the unique time-piece
so accurately to record the hours and min
utes. A short time ago Mr.. Wollnan made
an electric clock that attracted attention,
not only in Council Bluffs, but in expert
circles elsewhere.
The mysterious clock is far ahead of the
electric apparatus in many respects. In APP
pearance it resembles the colored alcohol
signs in q drug store window, being simply
two glass globes placed one above the
other. They are supported by a delicate
pedestal, which is notched to show that it
does not conceal mechanism. The base is
piece of solid cherry wood turned out eight
inches in diameter. From this the slender
pedestal rises and supports the first globe,
which is about seven inches in diameter.
On this globe is a dial marking the minutes.
Screwed to the base is a solid metal hand,
which points to the minutes as they 90 by,
the globe making one complete revolution in
each hour.
Above this is the smaller globe, about
four inches in diameter, with a dial around
its equator indicating the hours. a piece
form OF figure 3 is screwed to the base,
forms the top support for the two globes,
ana carries the stationary hand that points
out the hours on the smaller globe, which
revOlveS once in twelve hours. The globes
are OF very thin and transparent
glass, and have no apparent connec-
ton with each other. at the top or at
the base, except by the delicate pivots that
penetrate only small fraction of an inch
into the glass and form the axes upon which
the globe revolves. Another peculiarly
that renders the mystery of the mechanism
still more profound is the fact that either of
the globes can be revolyed backward or for
ward on the delicate pivots with great ra-
ton ceases they resume their functions,
losing only the time occupied in spinning
them.
The whole device is set on a mirror in the
showcase, and can be picked up and exam
ined at will. The mystery is the force that
moves the globes so accurately and contin-
uously, one Just twelve times faster
than the other, and both in perfect
time with the jewelers. regulator
which looks down upon the mechan-
ical device as much mystitied as the
mechanical expert who critically examines
The novel clock, or the street ganlin who
gazes upon it through the show-window.
1t has been intimated that sunlight or heat
is the motive power, but Mr.. Woollman
has disproved this by placing the time
piece in the shadow. With the exception
OF the glass globes, every part of the me-
chanism has been made by MIR. Wollmdn at
his bench. 1t Is a strange and remarkable
production, and bids fair to remain puZ-
gle until its maker sees TT TO reveal his
secret
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
crop is unusually fine this year. Twenty.
five bales of new cotton were shipped yes
terlay
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES,

The Baptist congregation at Brennan
has decided TO build 4 handsome new
church. Two thousand dollars was SUBJ
scribed ut the meeting at which it was de-
cided TO build.
The new Methodist church at Cleburne is
being paPered and decorated, and viii soon
be ready for occupancy.
Work has been commenced on the new
school building at Hale City and will be
pushed rapidly to completion. The house
viii be 4Ox6O feet.
The contract has been let for building a
new Catholic church at West.
The spacious new wing of Austin college
is about completed and ready for occupancy
-lSherman Courier.
The contract has been let for the erection
of the new Cumberland Presbyterian church
at Austin.
The Ta!mage college at Alvin will soon
be completed
Services were held in the new Methodist
church at Bonham last Sunday for the first
time. There We're about ten additions to the
Methodist church that day. There were
three additions TO the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
The contract for building a new church
al herryille will be let Wednesday.
The new schoolhouse at Ladonia is to
have four schoolrooms 24x35 and an assem-
bly-rOom $50
Professor LimbauSh's school building at
Abilene has been completed.
y large force of mechanics are at work on
the new Bautist church at Abilene The
building will be completed about the middle
of November.
LANCASTER, Dallas COUNTY, Aug. So
Elder Hamilton of NaSaharhie is here con-
Quoting Z series of meetings.
LADoNIA, FANNIN COUNTY, Aug 90
Plans for the new $4,000 school building
have been adopted and work is soon to begin
on one Of The finest school buildings in this
section of the state.
Mount PLEASANT, TITUS CoUNrY, Aug. IS.
Mount Pleasant is in il this week The
citizens raised funds for building ! college
for the Methodist Episcopal church, South.
No"k will Ocgin Immediately.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
VIVA 7 EFIhtY SANS.
ADVOCATING PERMANENT DEM
OCRATIC CLUBS.
He Believes in n Campaign Of Education
Very Interesting Chat Upon
Political Matters.

Ex-Governor Gibbs, our Barney, was in
the Fort yesterday, just having returned
from the East, where he claims TO have
sQuandered his GAZETTE $50 salary on
his first days vacation. In reply to a little
pleasantly and few questions of the re-
porter, he said:
The campaign of education by means of
a system OF permanent Democratic clubs is
being inaugurated all over the country.
How can this he q government Of the peo-
pie, we the Democratic party a party of
the people, unless the voice of the people
IS heard more distinctly and intelligently}
I don't care anything about the criticisms
of Russian Democrats. The permanent
social and political club plan of Texas has
been commended and and adopted by the
national club committee and leading Demo-
Gratis, ard CIarkson has advised the Repub-
icans 10 the same etfec;. The growing
disposition Of the masses TO investigate ana
discuss political questions viii lind vent in
quasi secret political org anizations, unless
there are prominent political organizations
for exclusively political purposes, with at
tractlve social features and free discussion
OF measures and principles. How long does
religion survive in a community without
permanent church organization? In Swift
Zerland, the oldest republic and most thor
Oughly democratic government on earth,
the people discuss all important measures,
and where il IS demanded 4 popular vote is
necessary in addition to q legislative vote
before bill becomes a law. II casting a
ballot for certain individuals to hold Office
was al that was necessary for the perpetu-
alton OF our institutions. eternal vigilance"
would not have been urged bJ the founder
Of the government Want of vigor and
vigilance may undermine it, but the Demo-
.crYlic party is in no danger from the sub
treasury party.
Tariff reform and an Increase in the cir
culaung medium are issues now, and will
be IN the Democratic national platform.
The detailed methods will be left to con-
gressional action, which is supposed to be
influenced if not directed by popular sug-
gestions by constituents, Even John Sher-
man. the daddy of all of our restrictive
financial legislation, has been forced by
present conditions TO admit that an increase
in the volume of currency will have to be
made. The South and West will not be
disposed TO favor any method like increased
pensions or navy for parade purposes,
where this issue goes almost exclusively to
the East and only finds its way where cou-
pied with high interest rates. A farmer
can't afford to leave his farm exclusively to
his hired help, and people can't afford TO
leave government exclusively to an official
class.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
No predictions are worth much now as TO
what will be done by either Democrats or
ReUh blicans IN the matter OF nominations.
sHbth parties are at sea- The Republican
OUT want 70 beat Harrison with Blaine if
petives orvin Ner.-t the use OF his name;
with some ouc else If he don't.
: 4Ee Ess 'c.4 Democrats are divided be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
6OSTON'S GIRL SCULPTOR.
Only 20, Yet size Has Distinguished Her
self Abroad and at Home

Bo>ton Globe.
among Ne" ih@iduG ; ldIf daughlerS
! VINO WOO the goddess OF arr. no one IS bid
| eng closer 10 lame IMAM PISS 1ueO Alice
hGg2ies, boston = &lf4 sculptor
| W h~ICNc hidJ ~ ne uc'iHIo' OF Una
I !uuseH III 'tle 'oi"i't'.'l"h .usl 'IoNsu az
| iIpNlur"'e Tor me A'",te OF shakespeare
NLlCh ''4d. c'tH Is 20 erect Boston IS proud
! 10 Ha.e s"oIII'lcd one OF inc N'Ni hodel9'
ana lhaI at the hih'iS OF woman, ana u
very Eo1h2 woman oh'lIrN. MISS huggioa
mas Chos'h Ior Htt lf"N!Heh'e Hode-I
WHl'h was HhiSlca ana SUBMITTED
GuI4Is t.e "eeN- 10 represent lh9
bdru % Avon dS ne h'i"u, nave DeSh
seen IN ms IIoraiS mdd one 'hah'e1 lA'Fe
upon an Afternoon '"o wears a-o' ana othh
VISITOR interesting enough 70 engage Ms
most alleh Ilon- shakespeare, without
hd' OF ili''hie!' CI"u III oouoleO ana nose .
sed5Cu upon Il ''oS9-II5st" SI2Gi N 4 ma
tral, easy pose-tilat 49, Wlthai d4erI "iiH
NtlaIitN NJ IN H,''',i' ITa'iHS TI"'h AtS
IIgH1 hhee' MINUS d Ful- VI -i9so. Inc L'tS
hanu IS upon ms mp tAe iett 1901 and leg
jelly uId"il udch III lH tnS uuieu Poa!iIoi.
ne uaueAteT OF W. = ". huGSieS, ono
~ DCS 'o-t > "c'--h.ioH II BUSINESS men Mss
leo nome IS w, YIN Htr laIiluE IA hft'slie
apartments AT 100 faImouth street on me
PACK pay her studio beng, as It has besa
i from Ino Irs'' MtLu utr leacLei, MI, II II.
hilsoh, 1He P,oInIlleil hoSlph a'1IP.'i'
Mh2se CLlso IS one o. liie iaIesl ana ohs
Oh Ihe oesu example OF ms art
~ G4dy oS s.lIil'I i'I III sn,N Nv "lh r.
MISS hlgeleS, cH ii .3' pehG Ior ihoueHns
unIo41eG iISei W tAe s'lal. haiueh IA
hllSlahaD-G talent won lhe attention o. hHf
parents. ~, ~ IS SIX years since nose 40
were IN lhe open street ifocped oi-J u
Rroohnne 70 see ana renamed 20 admire
the "ohuSIlu! sh'" staIue OF 1he retliiILS
morse mace oy me httIe girl OF fourteen
Years. II was DtL Dlt OF pial-"9rk Il
!he yard OF "nal was men inc fanny res
lqehGe; put serEeu 70 emphdsile the
chltGlsn au ;5, Tor form ana neaGty'
anu !ed 70 Iheo-s INTRODUCTION 20 Mr.. At
Eomr [,eaIs ago sbs tvcnt ~ Ertcre a..
co1rnanfaJ h,, nor ,oottc,. sef,Iir,,, 49,, -,
paris for yvErl, and s-nJ,- mn 80, thers
She was under the instruction of Mr.. ny.
son. weo was also abroad In the sni.ina Of
5ss after a Cow, yoontbs on ,ha OH "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
N EW WORN.

,-. - C..,. ,--, .,.-e. r..-
oe,"een tne oc H., cful.l ne -. i1.-a
uollahu Inu ne L.'IS lu,r;5iur'T 'h.u yoi-
ereS7, anu PrnoanLN " ao'S Tuii' otr
OF peoP!e nave never '". 'ctI me ''hrtrE'e
=, ne uintreHte : h"v 'ila.tr'l' a. II
.S-1CoH5 WIS liSse5's d. me 'uyt 'u1u ..
II9e ueuauIN, H'u ne f tieD ~
ACC IN I1S' n iT4 10 ~ rlc' tut r'
IN n-IeSS lp'.l II. N 'l" ', u"s NJ ~
C"nt GAitd,l",lo" toI'tC'.'u VIZ !, IL :
p"'Hp-'. s.Al %. ~ ''S T1Ul', y d. N'' ~
lH- 10 NE T'ti'l.CIN -t''''.II.e ." i'1-,',
INA we az NV INA, NJ W. 70
huoWS LIuIr ,.o'ul v ,l' . - '..' e'"'''-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

The Granbury News, which was de-
sroyed BY fire, has resumed publication.
Mir B. F. Toler has become co-editor Of
the Arkansas Pass New Era.
The New Birmingham Times contains
special write-up of that place this week.
The editor of the Iowa Park Texian has
Just returned with his daughter from trip
10 the Colorado mountains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Floyd City needs a boot and shoe shop.
depot.
Glen Rose, Somerveu county, needs 4
bank.
Sweetw2ter wants a roller mil
Goldthw2ite wants Z roller mill
Brennan needs an artesian well
Iowa Park wants an artesian well
Crowen Foard county, needs Touring
mill.
Lubbock wants a drug store, shoe shop
and Saddle and harness Sion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

Itasca, Hill county, is boring for artesian
water.
A new bank is being organized at Terrell.
Lareio's artesian well is down 400 feet
and still going down.
A waterworks company has been organ
lied at Hondo City, with q capital stock of
5000. They will commence work on well
and tank at once
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03

GAINESVILLE, Tenn.-w. E. yslausfter
struck Evans QuarleS over thahead Yith
baseball bat At a negro church, festival and
killed him instantly. %~~
James G. Blaine, Jr, will contest the eff
fort of his wife 10 obtain divorce.
The census OF Alaska shows 81, 0G0 ilhab-
itants. decrease of 20O0 in ten years. The
whites and Chinese have, however, in
creased.
\ stranger went to the farm of John NIyr-
iceu, near Norwich, Kan, and representing
himself as the owner. who is not known in
the vicinity, threshed the wheat and had it
hauled TO Norwich, where he he sold it and
t Lett with the money, about Ons Thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-28
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

City of Mexico, Dec. 37.-Advices from Guatemala
to the effect that Senor Montuar candidate for
the Presidency today declared false the report that he
was plotting Il revolution against Barras. Several
secret meetings have been held In the palace. attended
by Barrillas and his most intimate friends. 1t Is
rumored that the object OF the meetings was to work
for the reelection OF h}arrillas.
A dispatch from san salvador says that General
Ezea reports everything quiet the frontier.
Guatemala shows signs o1i revolution.
Many persons OF Honduras are going t. Guatemala,
presumably 70 vote In the coming Presidential cleo
ton.
A dispatch from Pueba says: "Everything here is
quiet. \ majority Of the priests recently arrested
have been released bail. In interview n priest
denied that there any Carllst priests among
tlIose arrested, although there MANY In Pueblas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-28
ACCIDENT 10 4 rESTIB"LED TRAIN.

Kansa, city Dee u rhe santa Fc vcStibulcd lin
tied. which left Chica 20 AT o'clock saturday even
ing was thrown from the track At Bear Creek near
Newcombc, seventy five mics east Of this city, at
g a. m. to day. No was killed, though several
were seriously injured. 1hc engine. baggage ana eN-
pres, cars passed tn. bridge sa.eiy, but
the two chair cas- two Pullman sic'pcrs
and the dining car were thrown from the track
The injured nrc Conductor WoOiwOrth badly hurt
and NAV die William KG>toa, head cook In the dining
ear o Chicago scaldcd Charlie, Dempsey second cook
dining car, Mansfield. ohio, ,caded Mrs. Eliza Tome,
Marion, Kan, scalp wound and Nprained ankle; C. W.
scott. No. l-3 Bcldcn-avc., Chicago, scalp wound :;
j. H. Whtcford, Topeka, scalp wound; william
Ericker. Topeka, scalp wound: Mrs. William DNcker,
Topeka. :. scalp wound; two chidcn OF Mrs. Dricker,
scalp wounds: W. j. Cre,s, Pullman conductor. back
,pialned Ms. Nellie \ Watson. Topeka, badly
bruised; ID. d. Smith, Chicago, Slightly injured.
The Of the accident cannot now lee definitely de
crmincd the track seems t. lave been in good cOnd
!on. heavy freight train having passed safely over
short time before the accident 10 the express. IL
j, thought. however that the drawbar of the
front chair may have fallen and caught the
tuck uf the The fact that the train Wa
sylidy Ncstbuled probably aVetcd any fatalitie,
1, r,,pOnsble for tho comparatively small number OF
injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-28
FOR GOVEBNOR OF 4 SOLDIERS HOME.

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. - (spc ial-Clptain Cor
nclius Wheeler will probably succeed the late Colon i
Hathaway rs governor Of the National dier,' Home
at Milwaukee Mr.. Whcelcr's appointment has been
recommended by Congressman Mitchell, the resilient
manager Of the Home Cornelius Wheeler Is veteran
~ the famous Iron Brigade lie enlisted In Nav.
sol as q private soldier in Company J. I'd Wisconsin
Infantry and served until June 1864, when the rcgi
ment was mustered out, with him as captain Of the
company His promotion gradual through all
the non -commis stoned ranks and the result II
hard fighting the fields Of Bull Ran Gainesville,
south Mountain Antic'aIn, Chancc.l ,rsvlIlc. Getty
burg the WILDERNESS, and clScwlcrc.