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The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
EAGER REPUBLICANS
THE NoMINATlNe CONVENTION
Tremendous Crowd of Delegates A''
ntes and Poiiticians-at-LArse
In minneapolis.

The Republican National Convention ms'
In Minneapolis on the sth. The day "ss
rainy but that did not prevent the hall ir"'h
heinr filled at the hour Of calling to ories.
A well known leaders of the party enieree
they were greeted with cheers of welcome
The orchestra dicoursed popular airs, and siae
floor was a scene OF great animation.
John 5. Clarkson. Chairman OF tho ticnal
committee. called the Immense body tsgether
Mt 1880. PRAYER was offered by the Rev m
Bush, chancellor of the University oil ~ rA'''~'
of Mitchell. South Dakota, who prayed that
the deliberations OF the convention might pe
free from partisauship, to the end mai tAe
great God Of the nation might be sueiesFed-
Hon. Michael De Young OF California, one
of the secretaries OF the national committee
read the official call OF the convention. aud
five minutes were consumed In this pToSeeu-
ing.
aGentlemen Of the convention said Chatr-
man Clarkson. Il am Instructed by your ma
tioual committee TO nominate for your tenn
porary chairman the Hon. ]. Sloat Fasseti ol
New York; [Applause-l No one va placed
In nomination in opposition 10 Mr.. fassett
and when the question was submitted there
was not Al opposition vote TO Mr. Fasscits
election.
Mr.. Fassctt was then introduced and dc
livered very good speech. In the eoar-c OF
the speech he said; 'our party has furnish
ed Lincoln, Seward. Grant. These men arc
great; these men will always remain great
because of their growth in the line oi devo-
tion TO the Republican doctrine and Bepnhli-
can principles. Garfield, lapplaEsel Harri-
son and Blaine arc all great Republicans
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
Iron and steel Trades.

The Wednesdays session of the Amalga-
mated Association was devoted principally to
the reading of the annual report Of President
Weihe. Mr.. Weihe referred at length to the
condition Of the iron and steel trades. He
was of the opinion that the market is in better
condition than the manufacturers are willing
to admit The general tone of the presidents
remarks was strangely antagonistie to the as
sertions of necessity for wage reduction.
Vice President John Gallagher of PhIla-
delphia said the scale OF the association would
soon be ready for final consideration, but Ad-
mitted that some days would very probably
elapse before the scale submitted by tho man
ufaeturers' association would be considered
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
supeRLArlvEs IN CONGRESS.
Names of the Taiiest. Smallest. Asiesr
and Best.

and Best.
Reed of Maine is the largest man In the
House, Wheeler of Alabama Is the smallest
and Curtis of New York the tallest. Mills OF
Texas or Turner of Georgia Is the ablest and
Allen Of Mississippi is the wittiest- Gum
nings OF Sew York or Caruth of Kentucky or
Henderson, of Iowa Is the most popular
Hooker 81 Mississippi is the best orator, Hol-
man N Indiana Is the Oldest and Bailey OF
Texa,fis the youngest Boutelle of Maine is
the liandsomest, Bingham Of Pennsylvania Is
best dressed and Jolly OF South Dakota Is the
hoincliest
Springer of Illinois Is the most garrulous,
Wilson of West Virginia the most learned,
and Culbertson of Texas the best lawyer
Bynum of Indiana Is the most aggressive,
Burrows of Michigan the best parliamentar-
ian, and Simpson of Kansas the readiest- Ne
MILAN Of Tennessee Is the best debatcr, Rife OF
Pennsylvania is the fattest, and Tucker OF
Virginia the thinnest Tim Campbell OF New
York is the best natured, and Enloe OF Ten
nessee the most impetuous. Moody is the
most taciturn-that Is quality Uncle Sam
does not keep on tap In his House of Congress.
-L0EiStiie Courier-Josrrsdi.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
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srnnrat.
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lenoy 10 the ss-.EzAliiy sad erpesiicsey q
hniaing "a the part u the EaFograa nAtiozs
si,a the United states Of Aner.e4 a eosfss-
cacs On thc pscssm, eoadiaion % siirer
IL i thr opiHloa q lAr Pre.sisss, aHi =
hrlssse., o. the peopis pi ih= baltci ststs'
with Singular aHAainisy, ltAi the fan use q
silver A. = sssa metal rpea ratio 70 gold g
bc dzrsi by an s.'sssnseat hetscsn ihr sfras
eosnnereizi HGtieas q the Norid EoGid ssrg;
hlskly proaiosr she T'rosPcriiy of all sa;iou'
and al elassss u people.
..ae Is - arc, hoWescr, 90 the fact thst ing
opsnio3s of sosue osAcr nstions. ~hcse Co
= -rs.Aoa la the sncorssssl gvrvsmmeei
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safouxhosas The wprsa sst Cat tie tgn.s :. sos,
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iiqa. fhs taised states govcsameni, ~hiie
frs4ki5 dlseiosing Us otp yis=s sss: ,i,e npr7
p'ae q Woaid desire q aisain- does not ~iss
g. 'atrrp1se any coadi;isus tha, VII en-
hAuass any EoveFnmcns thst = willing T.
eonteE geaeraliy upon the saajeet 81 the
profer and most advaniagcogs relation u A.
srr 70 the coiaaec of ,iie world. secept!ns
shia Invitation Tor al laternafiauzl conference
The goverunient Of the United states
Therefore proposes a conference of the poSer<
Tor The purpose OF coaferFln. a. 70 what
nrAsurr, II any. can be taken 70 Increase the
Csc Of silver 10 the eurreney systems Of na-
tluns"
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
BEFORE THE CONVENTION
Dedication Of the conven'ian Hall ana
selection of Temporary chairmsn-

D.dlr.fion Of the Convention Hall ana
selection of Temporary chairman-
The new Republican contention hall al
Minneapolis was opened and dedlatea MOE
dav evening. Il vas an event long and pleas
Ingly anticipated In local and nnsicai CIR
cles. there being grand concert by enotus
OF /. 600 voices, supported by tie Second he-i-
ment band of Chicago. A vast audience,
numbering over L. 900 people and hilins every
seat for distances as far as the eye eooid
r~seh, surveyed the Inspiring scene oil when
bids fair to become a memorable political bat
tie-rroand. The decorations prepared Tor
the eonyeuuon arc extremely simple, but very
beautiful
Ats O'clock the entertalnuent bcgan VIA
an overture Of the opera Of '.RienEi.n Nari-
ous chorusrs and solos preceded the speech
q Hon. ChAuneey NJ DcpeS, Shose coming
was hailed with such an uproar as only n'.ny
thousand persons can make.
Mr.. Depew's speech was a very happy ei-
fori in which he said pleAsAnt things OF az
she Republican Sspirauis for pfcsiaehli@s
honors. and made fun Of the Democrats
Mr Depe-'s allusion 10 yaSioas rosi'i'e
presidential candidates vere received Tith
various degrees ot applAusc. When he spoke
o, John sherman there sas Areand Of cheers
Nnehi-en's AiEeF pas greeted ~ith sPpsAnse,
IS were also AHis1n. Eimunds, knsS and
Lincoln. whcn he had reached the point
where better knu~n names we're TO conc In
a voice in the gallery .houtsA, "AnFFAA "
Blaine,r and the audience broke cat tnto
Wild burst Of cheering, waving of handkcf-
chiefs and swinging of EubsFcilAs Nr,
DcpeW Inquired With a grimsrcs i wonder
who is ruuning this speech, AuyhoEf' and
the audicnee, ,rcccise1 this aduicaliion ~i'h .
hurricane Of laughter and cheers DePcE's .
mention Of PrssiEent Harsison's uzuie elicit
ei fruu, the great audience dcasgasirAtloa
Of cheers uaberrllas AMI hautkcrrhiefs,
which. Il anything, surpassed thai ph.eh ~4s
given Mr. Blaine
The cnteEtaiumcu; closcl ahogt 10 o'cipcS
With the singing by the vast audieaee Of tAe
national h5-nir, .'AmcTiua-"
At meeting q The nztioaAl cn.1nittr~ oa
the 6ih. it Wa agreed 10 usks ,. sloat Fss-
SCI, Of Neu YORK, temporary ehAiTuAsa, BY =
vote Of g to Il.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
4 CALAMITY IN PENNSYLVANIA
tieod Carrying Burning Petroleum
Sweeps Down a Valley Causing tho
Death Of More than a Hundred

= dlsaH;eh from Pittsburg dated the 9Th
says
Inc y lsgons OF Pennsylvania were visited
n'-''-y . z slsss'fr Of tTe and water that is
oniy eeHp = = tsie aistc-y Of this country by
the meinor- 'e ~ a. Joaastowu just three
years sgo' psslble q this hour (rnid-
night' % siFe W. Ike aa accurate idea
OF the loss q " 7 property, as chaos
reigns thronghoo sN stated region. .and.a
ttrrioie conhasr.e =, 'ges a on City.
have been lost. SesTJ loo -, ,.0-a'I -
reacy been recovered ID noaa,.
still missing. The num- ma ~ sos,-e pr', a.s
15O, b1t this is regarded as a eonse t-aeeeu ,,s
timate.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
a r,-ospe.oa a. t.4ns~A4

The annual neetsas q. ~ siq~AtollsSz ef
the Pennsylrani. gl..-aa4 va hsis % tae
sth. The report tif as n ors for
the year ending III ~ shows
total revenue Of ~ * sspsnses, in-
terest, etc, 81 ,6a5, ~ fs Irssias se5at of
81 .T25, ,e3s. SO, an inas.ase s, fss3, sana 1t
proposed to expend saoas "a a. 7rove-
ments to the Pittsbtss a4t va. - = ,lhica-
60 road during the ysss. + sss. % ssfgI d IN
to handle th.i eir-i,s c.ea-ea vol
ame of traffic expected .an - airg ne
Worlds Fair at Chicago as..
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
One Man Instantly Killed and othe~
Severely Injured.

An explosion occurred at Kings powder
mill, twenty miles from Cincinnati, on the
9TH, during the severe storm. Archie Grubhs,
aged 20, living al Morrow, Ohio, was Instant
ly killed by piece of iron being driven
through his head. Joshua Cloota had his
leg broken and back injured; Louis Ludiekc,
arm and face badly hurt; Miss Bet,ie Grubbs
is prostrated by the shock; Edward Bors,
face cut and head bruised. Several others
were slightly injured
A bolt of lightning struck one OF the pow
der hoppers on the top floor and ran down an
electric wire to the cartridge machines, The
factory Is a total wreck About two years
ago spark from a locomotive caused an ex-
p;osion in the same place, killing several and
wounding a large number. That explosion
cost the Pennsylvania Railroad company
sloo,coo.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
Wss..r. ,s.vs ,re..s.

k<Alayette - 70 uAVe nSW pank
The Colorado Dental Association met In
Denver on the 7th.
A fire at Conejos on the .th destroyed six
buildings Loss 5000.
The Colorado Wool Growers Association
met in Fort Collins on the 7th.
A new high school building to cost 10000
Is being constructed at Durango.
Lee silvers OF Telluride, has been arrested
for maiiciously killing ten burros.
The wife Of J. H. Ernest Waters suicided at
Denver on the 7th by the use of poison.
The Colorado Sunday School convention
meets In Colorado Springs on June l4th.
A company has been Incorporated to build
an electric line from Denver to Brighton.
The people of Aspen are agitating the
question of having paid fire department
deaf mute, Lyman F. Mosher, was run
over and badly injured by the ears near Lead
VILE on the 4th.
B. Fay Mills. the great evangelist, has
promised to hold a series of meetings in Den
yer late next fall.
In the case of ]. B. Wheeler against j. J.
Hagerman, Judge Rucker has granted a
change of venue to Ell Paso county.
The Crested Butte Pilot says that the rail-
road up to the marble quarries at the head of
Yule creek will be built this summer.
Mrs. George Fawcett, living in the North
Fork valley, was drowned in that stream on
the 3rd- She fell from log on which she
ras crossing.
The Colorado Methodist conference will
meet in Pueblo, June Q, Bishop Hurst presid-
ing. At this meeting there will be re-as-
signment of the Methodist preachers through
out the state of Colorado.
1t has been discovered that Mckinney, the
convict in the Cheyenne jail who tried to
shoot the jailer a few days since, was sup
piled with the revolver by his lawyer, F. ID.
Taggart The latter is now in jail and will
probably suffer for his misdoing.
The train men of the Atchison, running on
the New Mexico division, never experienced
such month of work as May proved itself to
be. Engineers averaged about 5000 and con-
ductors the same. Brakemen earned from
$40 to Sl25, and engineers on the mountains
have made from s210 to Sa225.
Denver Markets-Eggs, ranch 1sc, state
Ice; butter, best creamery 2o;a25c, dairy lie;
hay, upland baled sl19s1S, second bottom
Ss@S9, alfalfa 500; wheat s1.so; corn, bulk
s1-00, sacked S1.05; oats, s.. .23, sacked 81. 80;
potatoes Soc; cattle, choice steers s.. So4
1915, cows sl-oOtdS2.65, native feeders SIS
-@s3.25; hogs, choice s4.35Ce4.15.
party of castlemen who were preparing
for a roundup when the injunction Of tho
judge was served upon them have returned TO
Buffalo, and report finding relic of the re-
cent war between cattlemen and rustlers in
the shape of four human bodies swinging to
the limb of a tree. The bodies had evidently
been hanging there for several weeks, and
were dried and shriveled to such ab extent
that it was impossible to tell who they were
1t is believed the men were membgrs of the
invading party who were captured by the
rustlers.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

INDUSTRY applies to hours in busi-
ness and out of business. 1t means
not only to perform all required work
promptly, but to occupy spare m oments
usefully. rot to be idle evenings
10 rise be-1U es very early In the morn
ing. und not to fritter away holidays
An employe should not confine him
self TO his mere obligatory duties. He
should be ready to work sometimes
over hours or in other departments If
1t is desired OF him. Willingness to
work is one Of the finest qualities in a
character.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

The words "Harrison and Blklnen Hero Inea-
toned 30 rapidly that the fr.eais of the tSo
candidates did not hare o~p0rtuui;y 90
cheer for thelr candidate Bat ihn Blaiar
men got the bcst u the occasion. and for
three minutes the delegates Warud thclr hais
snd haaaNegeaiaf- sui ioa4ly eteele4 he
gsess iea1.r.
His rsfc-eaee to e Speaker Feed VS. aisc
.rrsefsa r-,ilssssi i5inasca eaodrs. To sileacu
the Ap.isi " 2eei snaIIg rsrponess &.
fsa s7rss
The nasi y eiF ecreszrss.- lr--r-- ihca an
H.lu7rs ara ~ .s~Siihes.. apsss.llosi.
500 g segegss. .ast nntl nc permanent
's,.ss-1--lz1fios shsssi1 p rseeiad 'se coarea-
ton should Be pa oy the rule. Of the
issi prueedll t-epuhi.eaH eonycntioa-
The committees E.re thea seiectesl- one
member Of each committee bclnr named BY
the different STATE delegates. These eotumIi-
tees were asked to meet at ance and the COO
yention adjogned until II o'clock wednes-
day.
The eouvent!on vas called to order
at nhon "Wednesday by Chairman
Fassett and Bishop whipple q
Minnesota offered prayer. The Nebraska
delegation presented the temporary chairman
with gayel made frum uood cut from the
first homestead in Nebraska 1t vas ialald
With silver. The committee on eredentizi.
reported that none Of the contests before them
had been decided, and that their report would
not be ready before THURSDAY al the earliest
The committee on permanent organization
named Governor Mckinley for permanent
chairman, and be Was escorted 10 the chair
amid the greatest enthusiasm He delivered
speech Whlch, Judging by the constant AE,-
plauso. was Appreciated Calls For
Hon. Fred Douglass tie rslored orator,
ELECTED simply bow Of acknowledgment
Henry bingham Of Pennsylvania presented
the report Of the rules committee, and Il Wa
adopted By aeclamation. The committee on
resolutions asked for more time, which wa
granted, and the convention adjourned until
II O'Clock Thursday.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

We do not want the anarchists any
more than England or France does;
and we have not like those govern
ments any other country to which We
can pass them Our only defense is to
meet them with an inhosp.table wei
Come at the ports OF entry and eS-
perience has already taught the fulfil
ity OF relying on the method OF exclu-
sio-yto keep anything ont whether
Chinese. typhus fever. Illicit iewelry
or undesirable immigrants
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

THEzH & perhaps, no class in n
community 20 thoroughly helpless as
those who have not only no means OF
support but who have lost their rea-
son. and the measure OF true charity
which city Is capable of can perhaps
oe best gauged by its treatment OF
those Individuals who do not know
enough to complain even when they
are i'll treated.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

70 I@yE bappily~s.sn .sn others we
must first learn to live happily with
ourselves; for he who rules his own
spirit well can so adapt himself to tho
shifting phases in the life OF his
fricnds as never to be drawn into
harshness mover to do violence to the
feelings or tastes OF those who are
bound 20 him oy the sacred ties of
friendship or love
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
Ne>uvius waking In.

The eruption of Mount yesuyius, which has
been noticeable for some time past, Is very
greatly increased in violence. Large quantl-
ties of lava are Issuing from the crater and
flowing down through Atrio Cavillo ravine.
At noon on the eth earthquake shock
was felt in the town of San Seyor. The mo-
Vert panic stricken, but upon sing 10 dssn-
age had beer done aad tat the disturbance
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
Governor rnlmaa % r,n,,tas.

Under the grove Of .rees IT Barnvt ~. s.uth
carolina, where eight ueSno,s were ferur sht
from the county jail In December q 10 sssrs
ago lyuehed and riddied with bullet. SOW
ernor Tillman made the Sensational ut; Fl zee
at the hrst meeting of the DeInocrrtfe state
campaign on the sth There Is only ne
crime That should bring on she iynchl 20 y he
said, Il, the governor, would head ksariy %
lynch any negro that would crlminf sis -
sault white woman
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

~ intssnat1opak agreement should
b reached 70 sst611lsh somewhere a
land island prsfstfed for the sake of
peseeon which anarchists could es-
tablish their ideal government and to
which nll governments could send
their surplus stock Of anarchists for
permanent rattrement:
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
RgvoluTioN IN HonouHAs.

Reports of Trouble In the small Re
puhiie-
Tbc steamship MirandA, which arrived at
Ner York on the 1T from thei spanish main
sHl scvefai West Indian ports, Brought drs-
ylie news Of revolution in Honduras. There
has been some intimntlon Of trouble In tie
S--sn republic, bu, this Is the hrst direct news
Honduras
-'rouhie started at Puetto cortez. .
- on the coast When the NJ
- captain va. ~
- ths to-
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
I.AlAn


ANzl4zos = ; 1e0erfuf motive and.
+ y y eiracted only 70 honorable
aad valuable insnsa + l. righteous
90; bat whers Il jeads to what is
telse and hollow o. turns means into
a. - 4 Is : - its possessor.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
.Afs acre :. s.....As.as .pre.ent devoted

~ acre On SS.s oo o'eo y
. to wheat or corn could. we believe
,nsre eArefui farming. hs made 4
/ keaucef NJ eriy cns-tnird more tha,
q ssss rndsr ths.s ess;.s:;,s.s ;;s ( II
Z 4! - e 4sfic,,l : IL r : 'ss s'..r
z s51fsassG Of = hach we speak. implies
f1 only more careful and thorough
Z 3S6n1Iarina of tho grounc and care OF
the crop while growing. but it also
means the use OF reasonable amount
of fertilization. which even where
our soil is SO deep and strong is fast
becoming necessity. at least in the
older portions Of the state.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

In recent sermon on missions Rev
DR. Beard. OF New York. gave some
interesting facts concerning the pro-
gress OF the colored people in the
South. On the abolition OF slavery
the negroes were at the bottom OF the
moral. intellectual and social scale,
and their total taxable property
mounted only to s12. 900. At the
ID of little more than one-quarter Of
Scentury we find them with s254,-
-tv subject to taxa
100 colored
Is in the
-ty-six
On
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11

II
Fair 1es for Fs's :pss;. ss i,ss At the Worlds
The army worm has rnzSearca in,pdiana af-
,t tas.ae II .usssnce Of - -zep- yaaFs.
New ", aarl win vim ...i q slscso'ooS '@ !
~ asre - hss.s' - = .'al |.
uslsss;-,,,, ~. u. sex -rsl - s-''f amount
CT damage
The eoastrus .,ioa O ~ ,sis:sa'n Tor the
,,.,.,'s,.~,,,c :, a, eosss'''9t'5ss practically
completed.
The forty-third annua-S- 81 me
American Medical Society ~ ~ De''o''
on the sth.
A fire in the town of Kovr M has de.
stroyed 800 houses, deprivin 90 ''ns OF
their homes.
Twenty-Five vessels are tied 'Spisy the Se
of the ore dock men at AshlaL4 Wiseoes4l,
with no prospect Of settlement.
A cloudburst occurred at Mcuongahela
City. Pennsylvania, Tuesday night, 40 ,dlogthe
town and carrying away bridge
The governor general of Cuba has issued
decree announcing that the Cuban Treasury
Will henceforth not receive Mexican silver.
Hamilton county, Ohio, in which Cincinnati
is situated, has elected an almost entire anti (
Cleveland set of delegates to the state conven-
tion.
A train was ditched in washout near
Franklin. Pennsylvania, yesterday, and the
engineer killed but none of the passengers
hurt
The Santa Fe has offered a reward of $500
for the capture of each person concerned In
the train robbery at Red Rock, Oklahoma
Territory.
The leaders of the two factions in Ireland
ring to arrange for an agreement that
prevent the running OF als in The
district
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
CYCLONE ~ NEBRASKA.
ftfty ChIidr-a InJar-a In = fsiiizs CAzrc;
at sIrts.ak.

fafy Chgidr-a InJar-d In = fsiiiss Chzrch
At Mrcssk-
McCook. Neh-zska, va visited - = eTr,nae
o. Tho tih whieh did great danase
AtstsS > ~ ~itAari SO "a ~sruinr
q ssHai vrii@.sg eiozd ~zs So Apr ssksgl
frusa sbc ~-st sns f.sassa oasf A. Z , ~
ercssei ths Rrs-.4h.asAa rter. - - n ,ulrsi,
aat esn'e sss-x .lss.' sAr era flusz sa.ia~sss
--Ss urrs. A. iAzt siszr tt~ stsss.. " I
aren4od s.'h s~orls aas saang .4rsrrs resa
z-tslaz fe4l.g = 50 bssss sflz . 4Gg's saas-
p.ss
u i. ---,-.zsrut TIE air uss niled ~iih syiu.
iiaahers, znd The ery - raised thai tAe Cor-
grcg1fsonzI church vas Ia ruins and hundred,
Of ehildrcn bur!osl. sosne one had rsrscncs
OF usind enough 10 turn ia a srnrral alarm
and the FRI arpartmcnts rrspouii-i nohly
and Nnlid the slrcechlug u uhsssies q the en.
sinea "a the rsilruad yards and me diz * hrr
hclls the crgrd rushed toWafa The iallea e,ii-
see The chiidrca oi the city -crr rrhsarssn.
for Chiidrru's Day st the Congregational
church and that edlso. v4s packed 70 Ia ui-
most capacity vtth the usllc iclk., aud every
parents heart vas urung sith AESaigh and
ierrur
il seemed uaergifai act o, PrOYidrnee fhsi
tWo minutes before the eyclcas strssek the
bulidiug about 500 II the smallest q the chit
dren had dnishei their exercises and passed
out The church vas raised frrgsi IL fozallA-
t!on a. lightly a. n il had been an egg shell
and thea crashed dafsn ~ ois= Dsss a dss6..
hurying about sixty shr1va aiLh sis i.sssss
of the church and several ia.sh<F.. Tbs
children who had hrss Ief; the ehnrrh nm
screaming with terros 10 thegr hafaes Mars
we're hurt by aylHg timA-n, trt - far
known none seriously
Ii sis =; nr,s ihasslg r.sf r--iy ~eyr
XIII :. tsst ,be 1-t 81 ia ssllie- - lt
an srch over sl4e teaSi. " iso-e wf5 N,Ea 10
tbs bailding ~sy
A uumnef . ;he children y sefin'saif "a
fsrcd- and il feared thai segr,4 can Ass wa a
irr hpuss Rev ". c siss.ison f. ssrios-A,y
iqiured, heiBg buried sniis me eaEfeh orEsa,
and 1t & ft4rea L q s4t lateFnAtiy
The nIrken'IrS Horror.
twill y -as - weeks before all tie
uodl- Hre recovered from the Birkenberr.
"a ~, silver mine, and Il viii be nftera
fore the shafts can be reconstruct
1tlne the miners will be out Of
sments q bodies that have
the surface nIled tllrre
'oned survived, while
volunteered for
''gg tlmbers or
The Lamar register., 1892-06-11
The hIrkenburr ill.a.l.I

An official report has been mstH !. % The r.
cent disaster in the Blrkenburg 81 yer nine