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Mower County transcript., 1892-06-15
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MONEY FOR SOLDIERS.

The Pension Appropriation Bill 10 Re-
ported to the Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-In the senate
the pension appropriation bill, with
amendments, was reported back from
the committee on appropriations and
placed on the calendar. It carries q
total of s148, 1877 $50, which is an in
crease Of 81, ,912 ,284 over the house bill
and 1927, 200 less than the estimate. The
bill as reported exceeds that of last year
by t11 .522, ,565. The principal increase
over the house bill is s11 ,9U7, 1894 for
army and navy pensions.
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Victory for COlored Posts-

NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-Contrary to
general expectation, Mower Post, G. A.
T., at q meeting called for the purpose
of deciding on the advisability of sur
rendering its charter, in view of the
recent action of Commander-in-C Chief
Palmer, who ordered that full recogni-
ton be accorded the colored posts in the
department, refused to take the step.
The action of the post is regarded as a
decisive victory for the colored posts,
assuring them the support of the white
members of the order.
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I. Z. POLK DEAD.
Ihs Rresident Of tlla National ALLIANCES
Passes Away at Washington.

#Ahs 11esident OF the National Allianos
Passes Away at Washington.
WASHINGTON, June IL. - President
Leonidas Polk, Of the National Farmers
Alliance, died at the Garfield hospital in
this CITY at 11:l5 a. M. The cause was
uraamlc blood poisoning, caused by
bladder trouble, from which Mr.. Polk
had been victim for years.
Buried Mt Raleigh.
RALEIGH, n. c., June 13.-The train
bearing the body Of President Polk did
not arrive here until 8 p. m. Itwas met
at the depot by hundreds Of people. The
procession was formed and the body was
escorted to the First Baptist church, OF
which Mr.. Polk was a COMMUNICATE.
At the conclusion Of the services the re-
mains We're taken to Oakwood cemetery.
The funeral was the largest ever known
here.
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Four Killed In a Collision.

LONDON, June H. "A collision at Bish-
ops Gate resulted in the loss of four
lives and the injury of many persons.
Two trains known as workingmen's
trains collided near the Bishop Gate
station. The trains were crowded with
people and as they crashed into each
other there was frightful outcry indi
eating that large number had been
killed or MANNED. It was found that
besides the four killed there were num-
Der injured in the collision and it is
thought that some of the latter may not
survive.
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Gave Up the Chase.

GUTHRIE, @. T., June 13.-The party
Of thirteen deputy marshals have re-
turned from the pursuit Of the Red Rock
train robbers, having given up the
chase. They followed the robbers over
$50 miles ard were obliged to give mp
because Of their horses giving ont. The
thieves had their route marked ont and
we're furnished relays Of horses. They
are now in No Mans Land bound for
Colorado.
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Severe storm in wisconsin.

SHELL LAKE, Wis, June 14.-The se-
yerest wind storm on record here. ac-
companied by thunder, rain and meteo-
nc flashes Of q most unusual kind, visited
these parts. Country roads are badly
blocked by fallen trees. Patches Of side
walk are blown out Of place and COM
pletely shattered. Several buildings
were blown down or damaged. The loss
IS not known. No loss Of life is reported.
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Held Up Twice in q Week.

HELENA, Mon, June l3.-The stage
that runs between Great Falls and Bill
hngs was robbed twice last week. In
each instance the mail and treasure
boxes We're taken, but is not known how
much they contained. The government
has offered a reward of $500 for the CAP
ture of tho tilives.
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Damaging Hail Storm.

DoN1PHAN, Neb-, June ia terrific
hail storm and high wind, which almost
amounted to tornado, struck Doniphan
at 6:30 p. m All the growing crops in
the vicinity were destroyed and every
window in town exposed to the storm
was broken. The hail stones were of
unusual size and were banked up in
some places by the wind to a depth of
several feet.
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Say Massey Will succeed Bradley.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 13.-George
'. Massey, who so strongly supported
Harrison at the Minneapolis convention,
1t Is rumored here, has been officially
notified that be will receive the Judge
ship of the supreme court made vacant
by Justice Bradley's death.
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A RICH HAUL.

Arkansas Safe Crackers Secure 852, 100 In
Cash and Securities.
TExARKAsA, Ark, June 13.-Burglars
broke into the Office of the Bodcau Lum-
Der company at Genesee, a station on
the Cotton Belt eight miles west, and
cracked the safe. They secured $50, 100
IN cash and securities.
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Foresters Elact Omcsr.

EUfeBtef8 Eject OHCeFS,
MONTREAL, June 13.-The Foresters
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: High chief ranger, John C.
Scubert, Chicago: vice high chief ranger,
p. Ritchol, Montreal; high secretary,
Thomas n. Cannon, Chicago; high
treasurer, Henry Ditmer, Chicago.
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KEEP COOL.

We are now prepared to furnish ice 10
consumers in any part of the city Do
not fail to consult US before contracting
for your seasons supply.
GRiPMAS BROTHERS
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Five Deaths by Drowning.

MILWAUKEE,, June 13.-Specials re-
port the drowning Of Fred Passer and
Paul Monky at Fort Atkinson, Thomas
Hellberger at La Crosse, Theodore
Striker at Edgerton and Henry Wagner
at Amigo.
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Truth is good thing, but it can bt
used to excess, says Bill Nye.
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WORSH.PERS KILLED,
Terrible Work Of Lightning In Spanish
Churches.

Terrible Work Of Lightning In Spanish
Churches.
. MADRID. June 13.-Terrifc thunder
storms prevailed In various parts of
Spain Sunday and heavy loss of life and
injury by Lightning is reported The
electricity appeared to pick out the
churches as the objects on which to
show It's power, and, unfortunately. it
did so while the services were in progress.
At Melias, In the province of Orense,
the parish church was crowded with
worshippers attending mass when the
storm burst. Though the peals of thun-
der were very loud and the flashes
Of lightning extremely vivid, not much
attention was paid to the storm at first.
Suddenly most terrific crash Of thunder
followed almost Immediately by fash
Of lightning that was binding in its
intensity caused the worshippers to
spring to their feet IN fear.
Ten Killed and Twenty-eisht Injured.
For two OF three seconds after the fash
it was impossible to see anything, the
transition from sudden brightness to ex-
. trene darkness rendering the people
practically blind Finally, when order
was restored, the congregation were hor-
rifed TO find that ten had been struck by
the lightning and instantly killed and
that twenty-eight others had been seri-
ously injured
An almost similar scene occurred at
MUcIertes IL the Province of Val1a-
doIid The church Ia that village was
also struck BY lightning. Five of the
Worshipers were killed and ten injured
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Wanted

Two cars of Burhank's and Eehorn
potatoes at % cents per husheI In trade
at {. NJ Rice & Co.'S.
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A TOWN BURNING.

One Hundred Buildings Destroyed and the
Fire Still Raging.
PITTsBCRG. June 14.-Word has Just
been received here that the town of Chi
cora, Butler county, is burning down.
One hundred buildings have already
burned and the whole town will be de-
stroyed.
Fire Under Control
PrTTsBURG, Pa, June IA Chicora
telegram dated at a. m. says that at
that hour the fire was under control.
The flames originated in McGinley's res
taurant on Slippery Rock street from an
unknown cause.
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SAILORS KILLED.
SHELL HOUSES AT MARE ISLAND
DESTROYED 6Y AN EXPLOSION.

A Dozen Of Uncle Sans Seamen Killed
Outright and Several Injured-Mutila-
ted Remains of the Dead Men Scattered
All Over the Vicinity.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ia terrible
explosion occurred at the magazine con-
nected with the Mare Island navy yard
at 1880 q. M, by which dozen men
were killed outright and three injured.
The first explosion shook the town of
Vallejo hike sharp shock of earthquake
and for half an hour report after report
was heard as the shells exploded. The
fire bells at the navy yard were rung
and the entire force rushed to the scene.
The first spectacle to greet them was the
burned-a charred bodies of two ap-
prentice seamen on the beach 300 yards
from the magazine. Further on a terri
BILE sight met their gaze. In the midst of
the ruins and all around on the side hills
were seen bodies and pieces of bodies
scattered here and there. Work of res
cue was at once begun and the frag-
ments Of human remains were gathered
and placed in row on the beach. The
following are the names Of the killed:
GEORGE HIrr1NGER
THOMAS SEYMOUR
c. SUNDBERG.
W. HECKLE.
A. kLEBENG.
A. SMITH.
W. WAsEBCRN. -.:
W. OSTRASDER
W. RUSH.
J. JOHNSON.
n. JOoS
r. REINCKE.
Cause of the Accident Unknown.
How the explosion occurred will never
be known A working party of fifteen
men from the United States steamer
Boston was down to prepare ammuni-
ton and I'LL shells for the ship. All
were at work filing under the charge of
Gunner Hittinger. It is supposed one
Of the party dropped shell and that the
conclusion caused the explosion, One
of the first to go the scene was DR..
Lewis Of the naval hospital He braved
the danger and went into the midst of
exploding shells to save life if possible,
but the explosion had finished its work
and he found but one soul possessed of
life and this body, filed with pieces of
shell and burned and bleeding. was
snatched from the flames and hurried to
the hospital. Magazine Watchmen
Watson and AGnastadt were on duty
in other parts Of the ground Although
injured they viii live. The body of
Gunner Hittinger was found on the roof
of shell house No. 1, having been blown
through the roof Of shell house No 3,
which was afterwards destroyed By fire.
Almost the entire crew Of the Boston. to
which ship the dead and wounded be-
1onged, worked hard in the ruins under
the direction Of Lieutenants Bias, Rob
nson and Hughes.
Had the entire magazine. which con-
tanned tons of explosives, caught fire
Vallejo would have been shattered. It
Is a miracle. being as close as it was.
that this Gid not occur.
wORsH.PERs KILLED.
Terrible Work of Lightning In Spanish
Churches
MADRID, June 13.-Teuiic thunder
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GRACE CHURCH. HOSPITAL,
To Stand In East Thirteenth Street and to
Cost 31O.CO 90.

The final plans for tho new hospital o. Grace
Episcopal Church. to be erected in Thirteenth
street between Third and Fourth aven los. have
been adopted and the work OF construction will
DO begun worry soon. Tho proposed hospitals
the result Of a suggestion by tho rector of the
church. the Rev. DR.. Huntington. in n recent
sermon which. as he said. was nero VEN
ture OF faith" Tho necessary money was all
subscribed by nightfall OF tho Same day.
Tho plot on which the building is to stand is
62 by 90 feet. Tho FACADE will be OF light yell
low pressed brick. with terra Gotta trimmings.
Tho roof will be Of rcd slate. There ARE to be
two wings. one on other side Of a central
structure. The principal feature Of tho latter
will be the nrched vcstihule with n three
arrhed balcony above IT. This central portion
will DO devoted to children while tho right
win. will he for men and the left for womon
The building will consist Of three stories and
n, basement, Tho ves.ibule has ENTRANCES to
eitlrAf side of tho large. square hall. back
OF the vestibnin. will open parlors for the men
and women. At the rear will he n large dining
room. On tho second floor q spacious balcony
will provide air and sunshine for cOnvales-
cents. A ward and playground for the chill
bedrooms for adults. The third floor e. ar
ranged In the same way; Bathrooms and law
atories will be on each side of every floor.
Ground has already been broken for the
building The cost Of the building was origi-
naly estimated at $4,000 for each OF the
aGe The ran
total cost up to 100000. The hospita will nc-
officials who will conduct 1t.
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JO17INGS ABOUT TOWN

Four thousand two hundred and et.hty.uine immI.
Grants landed Al Ella Island yesterday. Fifty
ton. '
The French line steamship La Oh AnpAsne which ar.
niSta Yesterday. passed two largo Iueberrs of the
passed four bergs
No and the Brotherhood Of Taiiors visited the Ten
uAl Labor Federation yesterday. and reported that
number NJ boss sweaters preparing contest the
koesch amendment 20 the Factory law, nown a. the
"Anthsweating bill" as uncous.;tItional,
Peter Reilly, an lnprosperols man Of not very good
habits Who hailed from Rochester hired "A room in
ices Hotel nj = tiyhth arenu. late IN Saturday
10 bed few minutes later. Yesterday morning his
dead. " '-''e "N''' NV 'eU
Mary rardonna Of 40 West Talr,y.nn.h street. who
took rat poison because mother objected to her
marrying certain man. was held a: the Y0rkyiIs
Second avenue, who swallowed dilute tulpfur,c acid
condition - "' A"
AZ tnfAn. only few days old. wearing nothing bu,
rhte CAP drt-d into the ferry slip at Eis Island yes
ieraay; An employee Of the finnisration BuroNu
euneu 'ns corpse OF The Tiny immigrant TO the clip with
charge OF II. "
Ann Iislpap the wife Of an Incorporate Ion gshore.
uan ivne ~ AZ West Eighteenth street, died Mt A.
" yeserday az her mothers APARTMENT at 100 IVES.
IhiIlysHth street The notice Of her death hent 10
we Iotohers once WIS accompanied by the announce
bad beaten her on Tuesday night. An autopsy made
Deputy Coroner Donln yesterday afternoon showed
oshh 70 Do due 10 kidney disease and companion com
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Work for Long Island Wing Shota

E. Helgane Of the Parkway Gun Club IL willing to
shoot OFT the return match Frank Class tf Pine
Brook as soon as the warm weather Is settled
The next meeting Of the West Side Trap Shooting
League will be held At Woodiawn PARK gu Thurs,av
June ID. under the auspices Of tho New Utrecht Gun
Climb.
The third match between G DetlIrsen Of the Concy
Island Rod and Gun Club nnd g. T. Morris of tile At !n
tis Rod and Gun Club. for $500 side, Will snVt
oil until september
j. Chapman of Newark and Dr. r. Martin of Flatbush
have made another match for 100 each man TO shoot
a. nifty birds. eighty yards rise moined birmingham
rules. Tn. match will probably tax. place ne xt week
at tho West End grounds. cuney island.
The return match between John Scheman and F.
lbrT' against T. Eppig and c. Ensisbrecht having
suited III second tie. II ia proposed 10 shoot r third
as to decide which is the team The conditions
Will be the same AS In the previous matches
Another bird match between Frnnk Ibe,t and r J.
Eppg is being arranged for large stake and birds
e 'ace place at the meeting q the Linden Grove Gun
twenty-five yards RISE eighty yard, boundary modified
IIurl nxEam rules.
nrxnniIsh and their shooting grounds will be Al Dexter
PaTN The hshrR headquarters will he ut Gonhe Greet
Tns,e ne club lave bn,lt substantial boat hon.e
President EDWARD !. crr'in: Ercordi'ir Secretary
Treasurer. Peter J. Eppig.
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THESE ICE DAGONS RACED.
Ons Of Them Ran Into Wagon Full OF Gill.
dren with Serious Results.

Two empty leo wagons OF the Merchants
Union Ice Company had hot race up Eighth
avenue at TX o'clock on Saturday night At the
corner OF Greenwich avenue and Twelfth
street o dozen children were playing Ia an
empty wagon that was backed up to the curb
with the shafts pointed into the street. Mary
Delaney. the S-year-old daughter Of Policeman
Delaney Of the West Twentieth street station,
was sitting on one Of tho shafts. As the leo
wagons swung up Greenwich avenue and
passed Twelfth street. with their horses run
ming neck and neck. one OF them struck tho
shaft on, which the little girl was sitting
and broke, it. Mary was pitched for
ward right in front Of tho wagon.
but in such a. nostion that the
ing her Her six-yenr.old brother George:
struck on his head, He is seriously i'll from
concussion Of the brain. Most Of the other
children in tho wagon were tumbled out or
thrown down. but none OF them was seriously
The two ice wagons continued the race un
Eighth avenue. Policeman Watzfelder Of
the West Twentieth street station saw them
at the corner OF Sixteenth street and Eighth
avenue: He halt ed ono OF them and arrested
John Nixon. the driver. whom he turned over
to Policeman Pagan, Waitzfelder then jumped
tured the other Ice wagon and arrested
Thomas Lawless. tho driver Mt the corner Of
Twenty fourth street and Tenth avenue The
drivers were brought before Justice Grady mt
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
and held for examination.
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POLICEMAN CARROLL HAS FUN.
NO fiils His Pockets with Giant Torpe.
does and Expiodes Them on the Street.

does and Explodes Them on the Street.
Policeman Daniel Carroll Of tho Bedford AVE.
nue. station. in Williamsburgh. while under
tho influence Of liquor late yesterday after
noon created panic among a car load OF pas-
sengers at South Tenth street and Kent ave.
nuo by exploding giant torpedo. Carroll.
VINO IS brother OF eX-Superyisor Lawrence
F'.arroll OF brooklyn. and has been n MEM
Der OF me police force for several years. has
sc'eo iate'y as II his mind was Unbalanced
roor weeks ago. While In tho Lee Avenue Po-
''e .oul" ne hc'ed SO strangely that it caused
oon.heh'' "us'''o ho"tting noticed his queer
conduct He ie&an TO drink to eyress last
Monday. and was warned Ly his brothor ,rd
friends to be moro moderate, ia f,uo,
heed their advice. and yesterday ho nroyi1.d
himself with pockets full of giant torno,oss
He, started from tho conner Of Grand ,,,,,a.
and Wythe avenue To discharge them ~.
way through Wythe avenue, to Broadway ia ha
tossed tho explosives into tho air. and w, a,o
they struck the pavement and exploded n,no"
people believed an earthqunke h I'd como. MANY
~ Gdanr"i, 0 went doWn Broatway to the ferries
front OF groups, OF people. He turned in,n
Kent avenue and caused a team of car hor ses
wa. pojnS Hna AWAY
Ninth street Carroll boarded the car. He rodn
on the trent and at South
Of confusion ensued among the passea asene
nearly ill OF whom were women aid childrnn'
The car was stored and all tho people
few o anoter t "s an hs t tn"m G Ho
Ferort OF the explosion was heard Ly
n"undsman John Zimmerman. who was at ,hs
corner 81 Wytho avcnne and South Tenth
street lie heard tho screams of women and
children. and ran down. Carroll was arrested
otter struggle and taken to tho station
house whore lie was deprived of his shield.
tsusponded from duty, and then held Tor in,ox.
he was liberated on bail at o'clock last
plight. . told Police Captain French that he
paint the slightest recollection OF what he
,lan zone. IL altogether probable that Car
5oli WIZ be tried on charges tomorrow before
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Yachting GOSSIP.

O. r. J"nnnsss steam yacht in1rowa is at Tebo's.
Skipper Lockwood brought he: down from Port Jefsr-
son To be Gtted ont for the
Capt. Oakley is fitting out the schooner yacht
Sachem ut 1-bp's. She VIII probably this year.
II. n Flagers steam yacht Alicia is in commission.
She lies of tlagier's Poiui Il, Larchmont.
John lunngs schooner yacht Alert has arrived here
after crns" 10 Bermuda She is anchored Won Temp.
kiNHNilie. :. /
T. T, Holders steam yacht Half Moon is in commits
SION,
I've new 20 fop ca,noat buiit b. Doll Cakes OF the
yor"riil, Yacht Iluh was launched yesterday At the
foot ct Thrty.nh sire ct. Last River. Sha sailed
Epto the f"ihNiln Yacht lab Mt Morris Dock in tho
morning AMI greatly admired by tho yachtAmen
there. she appeared 10 ,aI last, And viii doubtless
toniaoiore A. j. Iriin. has appointed the following
committees Tor the Annla Labor bay regatta, to b0
sailed SEPT. y; Regatta ,ommnice-GeOrge Il. Cart.
land, New ic.s.y Y e.. tnalrrlfN Charles Il. Simms
lyn y, L Entertainment committee In charge Of
stnamer-t,ror2r Fh-hhl.L ColumhlA V e. Chairman;
Robert Dru,s EiTs sang f.t an! C. T. l.. llinrtcha.
thrsr Y. G.. The thir' ANIMAL cruise "f the nsaocla
ton III take place from July To July The yachts
VIII rendezvous III ,raN "srll bay.
Tho new Jamaica BAY Yacht 'inb. which WIS organ
lied Jan. ~ last with - members IL nov hus.
ting organization. Tue club now numbers ". with Q
feet OF ~ boats special meeting was held yeater'
day Mt the clubs r"nir2y"us at Hammers dock,
llanmevs station R,"kaway Benrh. to arrange re-
their inaugural regatta which IL 10 he sailed to-day.
1ptn'y.hvc new members were also elected Vt this
meeting The club NTe looking ont Tor n site on which
10 build club house TIL. Officers OF the club are Com.
moiOre. II +. iicwI"tt: Nc,"tnmnolo Louis Bos.
ser', Fleet Captain Adam Bazrr; secretary. samuel
Gilmore: Treasurer, \ MYERS Mrasurer, Louis
lruH Commodore Hewlett says that tho membership
VII nhnber quite 200 When they celebrate their nrss