davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-23

- Die 9uten ct. 2ouiier iin6 augenz
bliflieb gepaltig itol3 iiber cine nele @rs
rungeni4aft, NIT bet ite 9luuben, uns
@bicagoern ge6Orig suDor9efommen su ietn.
0ieielbe beitebt ndmticb IN Ser Gtnfibrung
bon eleftriiben NmtulanSen, tpeI9e mil
y9Iti9er @rlau6niB" Der st. 2outier Sol
legen ~unleres 6errn v&abeIbarons" gerfes
Die StraBenba6n9eletie ~beniiBen birfen.
Jtun, eleftrii6e Nmbulan3en, boS IGBt iid
b0ren, unb mir iin6 gerne bereit, ben fort
i9rtttli9en @eiit ~unierer gtadbarn ba
unten an5uerfennen. gtur m0cbten mir INN
cine fletne @rflGrun9 bariiber bitten, ME
Bic velettrii6en Nm6ulanten" eS eigentlt6
fertig %brin9en, rai6 bonn Slefe gu tommen,
- mas ia INNER notbtpenbig 1T, "a ite be-
tanntIt6 ntbt 81 gergniigun9sfabrte1 be-
niibt merben - tpenn 10 unb 10 piele
StraBenbabniDagen tbr auf einem @eletie
poraus ltn6, ober gar cine it~unbenlange
v8loda6e" e~intritt, ipte ite aub auf Sen
ct. Qoutier StraBenba6nen nidt gu ben
SeLtenbeiten geb0ren iolen.
, 1893-10-23

Wan muB ibon I'm Ser eipi9en Gjienz
ba6nunfdae niIen frob letu, baB sic NuS>
itenung ieBt balls t6r @nbe erreicbt bat,
benn bas lit bocb ielb1t Sic NuSiteQung nicbt
pertb, OaB II Menicben ~lebcnbi9 eebraten
tperoen. 6eute bat ii9 tpieberum Elm I'M
fau su9etra8en, Der aber no6 9liidIt9 abz
gelaufen 1T. 8arum 10 unb 10 piele
Wfeni9enLeben 8eopfert tperben ioIen, um
bic NusiteQun9sfafie nocb ettpos aufsuz
beliern, lit tpa6rlib nicbt einsulebeu. 6Gts
ten bic Observation-Disclosures friiber Ser
itanb angenommen unb einen geregelten
itarferen 8eiucb crmO9Iicbt, Oann ipdrcn Bic
Weni6en, Bic Deute als fopflole OertobIte
&umpfe in Bet Grbe ruben, berte nod GIN
2eben. Warum loG man ben @iien6abnz
geieQi3aften ben @efauen erpeiien, iicb
ben &opf bonn Numpfe bremen gu lalien.
, 1893-10-23

= $50 lit Qnt6onp Gomito6? 0ei6tpinb
berbet NIT tbm! Oa bat ein in Ser NGbe
bon Ibree Safes in Tprreit Gountp, isis.
anidBiger Sarmer letne vbeiiere", ober mas
in bieiem Safe tpa6ri9einIicb lift, feline
ui9lebtere 6alfte" an einen Na66arn Inn
ben i9nO6en Yreis bon 3ebn Dollars berz
fault. SD cine vunmoralii6e" @ei6t3tc
bart unter fetnen l1mItGn6en ~ge6ulbet merz
BEN; mabt gar nicbts babel aus, 6aB, mic
beritbcrt tDtrb, baS %berbanoelte Neib feiner
@inipru6 gegen Die Sransaftion erboben
bat. @ntbonD Gomitpd, Der bp9 ni9ts
lieber tbut ais ipioniren, muB unbebin9t
auSnlitteln, oh em8eiberOerfaufe AUDI Bic
geri6tlicbe Srennung Ser eriten @be un6
cine geieblide Srauuns bes &aufobieftes
NIT bem glitdIt6en &Gufer 9efolgt lit.
8enn nibt, mori6 nit Dem liiberliben
&leeblatt, binter S6loB unb &ie8el! $50
fIr bGtten mir 6enn etnen Social YuritD"s
@eretn nit 6ern braoen MntbpnD ais Ober.
itttenreintger?!
, 1893-10-23
bic @olbporrdt6e Ser Meaierrna lint

= Die @olODorrdt9e Ser 9tegierul19 iin6
ant Samftag Inn 3,609,388 Doll. surifz
9cgangen uab bcl!efen iicb an Dem Sage auf
81,551,385 Collars, Jtec9net MAJ bie
gauge Oori9riftsmdbi0e &eIerOe BON 100
Mtiaioneu ab, 10 6aben an Sam1tas Ser
9fe9icrltng n, 254,647 Don. CUR @eriugung
e~eitanben, b.b. nm 1892, 098 9oG. wentger
als am Sreita9. 9tm 8reitag Dabcn Die
@olbporrdtDe pteoer einmal au8nabmS>
peIie So, 100, 773 betra9en.
, 1893-10-23
0br 6runoei9entbum aueebltd emf.
pertbet.

8or Gi9ter 8afer pir6 g~egentpdrtig Ser
Bro5eB t0enrp unb Bauline Gems 9egen
bic Stabt Gbicago p%er6anbeIt. Sic &ldger
ltno @igentbiilner Der Siiooftede Der IS.
StraBe unb Nenttportb Npe. un0 bebaupz
ten, baB Oieles ibr @igentbum burc9 Sen
8au OeS GioouftS al Der Is. StraBe gum
8etrage BON $4,000 9eicbdbigt tporben lei,
Der 8iabuft tpuroe I'M 9fopem6er 1887 ges
baut. Ser 8ro5eB miro porauSli9tlid
mod 6eute been0et tper6en.
, 1893-10-23

- Ser vMtanbattan Sag" lit in 9Idne
5er6er 8eiie perlaufen, uno unter I'M erer
Stem gorter @diten itnO gepiB tpenige, Bic
nicbt bocbbefriebigt 5u ibrcn Benaten
3uriidfe6ren per6en. @GuSltcb %unertpartet
u1b baber iebr iiberroi9enb fir bic Stem
Oorfer Iotpobl, ais mie fir bic G6icago'er
mar Der perbGltniBn1dBig geringe 8elucb
ser Qu1tenu11g am Samitag. Wtan bate
auf ungefGbr 400, 900 gerionen gerecbnet,
ltatt 6efien aber betrug bic 8efucbcrSabG
nur ettpaS iber 290 900, aIio I'm fait 1O,z
600 peniger ais bte bur6i6nittItde 8ee
lucbersa6l an ben meiiten Gage1t' 6er bei6en
leBten @pcben. gtun iou aber ia 9tteman6
benten, 6aB Bic 11riacbe bes berbGltnlBz
mGBig geringe1t 8e1ubes am Samitag in
mangeLnoem Sntereiie Der bieit9en 8ep0lz
ferung am vWfanbattan Sage",3u iuben
lei. 1nieres Grabtens naD IdBt ftb Sic
Socbe folgen6ermaBen erflGren: am yGbtz
cagozSage" berrl6te auf 6em @eltausz
iteuungSplaBe iiberau Elm 70 furcbtbares
@eorGnge, baB iebr piele Ser 8eiu6er itcb
=
%Dorna6men, ftb nt6t Gin 3tpettes WtaI in
etnen GbnItben Meni6enitrubel gu tpa9ep,
unb 6a MAJ au9emein auf einen ~getpaIti9en
Meni6enanbrang re6nete, 10 lieBen iicb
ba6ur9 3auien6e unb a%bertauienbe bon
bem Qusfuge na6 Sem Sadion Part abb
i6re6en. 8etterbin rnterGte9t es fir uns
fetnem 53petTel, baB sic bGufigen @tienz
%babnunfaue Ser lebten Bocben iebr DteIe
dngit1t6e @emitber bon Der Beltaus@
itelungsreiie abgei9redt baben, mas man
au6 lebr be9reifltb fin6et. Wtan gebt alio
faum febG, tpen1 MAJ Bic 9erin9e 8etbetz
li9ung bes 9roBen 8ubIitumS ant v@bren@
tage" u~nierer SEEM Oorfer Sreunbe bteien
~llmitdnoen, un6 nicbt ettpa mangelnbem
Sntereiie an Der Setter sui9reibt. SSn anz
berer 5tnii6t 1T BET gGdn5cnOe @rfolg beS
vWanbattan Cages" unbeltritten. gu 6em
9~eitrigen nombaften 8eiu9e ber @eltausz
~iteIun9 iteuten bic Stem gorfer Elm le6r
betrG9tli9es &onttngent.
, 1893-10-23
Ssn 6em 9ofo1 $40. 2O3 90. 9afeitraBe

-Sn Sem 9ofaG $40. 2O3 %. 0afeitraBe
~feuerte ber Sarbtge Samuel Softer geiterr
Qbenb auf 9ora 9arrts Orei S6I1ie ab.
Wtotiu, @iferiucbt. Dora iaB ~nGrtltcb
tl1etpen6er @etie nit etnem anoeren Wfann
am Slid. Sic murbe nab benz @ountpz
6oipttaI eebradbt, tpo bic 2ter5te tbre @unbe
fiir bebentlicb erfldrten. Softer 1tbt in
elmer 3eue Ser 9esplatness StraBen Staz
ton.
, 1893-10-23

SIR 10 Gents fam Sober, Set 6ilfe I'M
9auie ober @ei6aft braucbt, cine furse
Q(n3et9e in ser NbenbauSgabe Der SQinois
Staatsseitung einrlden. @r0Bere 9tnsetz
Qen l Gent baS @ort.
, 1893-10-23

I'm Steuungiucbenben BET Ser gegenz
tpGrti9en 9totbloge bas Grlan9en bon 8e@
i6dftigung 51 erlei9tern, nimmt baS
.9lbenObIatt Der SutnoiS StaatSS eitung
S~tellen8eiube nnentseltltb auf.
, 1893-10-23
Central.

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u. ctr. an6 99art gon. Suoe fIr ben Stocn t0unsI
ebetfoas an %. Ctr, 80. StraBe. 9Dbe 9arf uuo JSelts
auslteauna go. StraRe) aenummen peroen. Staota
Stdet=Cffce 1874 glarf Ctr. .-..-,.
, 1893-10-23

&bonntrt ouf 6as M~benoblatt Der SQinois
Stats 3eitung 8rets l Sent.
, 1893-10-23
betrathsfheine.

8tS bette Mttta9 ipur6en bte folgenben
9eiratbsi6etne ermirft:
, 1893-10-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

ytetD 0orf Central uno Boton q 9fIbanns
GiIenbabnen. - r9ie gtiaqara Saas Jeoute.s
3uge nerlai1eu unb fou1uet on in Der neusn Central.
Station an safe Sront JuB bon 9arf Rop, uH0
". Str, 80. Ctr. uno 9poe Yort. Staots2idet,Offioe:
81 Glort=Str.
, 1893-10-23
Onnnrfdr Dnntnfer.

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AbenOs 1n0 8 ubr @6eubs.
!Seoet gag ra1 Jtactue, Dtiliuanfee, SbeboDgnn, dos
nitnlnoc, &eluaIHee, Nbnapee. SturQeon 8ap. WtarIHette
nno Wteromtnee nm 1870 ubr 9ben6s.
Seoet Gag n0b Sraub Sanen, MustegoH, Sroao
H0p1os etc. nm '7:30 ubr A6eubs.
Sa9ll9 nab SnotH9ton uno Ntaniitee, g 9orrt.
Sanlta9 TaDrt Der Sampler nm 8 ltbr @6enos ao.
9tob @reen Ban. Gscanaba, Maniitique uno l9ap
YortS ieoen SomItog, 7ubr &benos.
Sonnt995 ousserommeH. Office uno ODDS: atut
NuB Oct Wfidbiaau 2Epe. l0aprpb
, 1893-10-23
e - Union paRen9er Station .
vgHgnnSQIVdnia LinGS.1
80 mnamaz. GnraI. n,e 9aaeifonst,.

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SIfet= Ofiees: I'm Der StatIon. III 24S 9. @lort,
EtraBe, Gtfe sYadion. NIB i'm 4ubitorium SOteL
9urd=3i0e Iabren ule tol9t mad 9entroI=3eit
, 1893-10-23
Gi1enbahn~ GaRrpRdne.


YttItp aufee G. ct. GSAuI=GiSeubahn.
" StaotsIidet Office: 9o7 Start. Str; Eelephone
2l9o Wtatn. Union 8affogier.G station: @anaI, Adams.
mo WeabiIpnsStr.
, 1893-10-23
uAte Stt6eI=BIhte !" - gtetu gsorR, Gbtea96
ntaO ct. &nuiS=Gi5eababW.

Depot: Gde @Iart uub Sm6Iftt etraBe.
$40 abeubs; antunft in gbicoop s.IO 9orm, sic
4beubs uno $50 Nbenbs. vile 8aoe Ioufen tasInG:
gBe9en Der Jobrpreiie ober 9etten in Shlofuaesn rtbtst
Mnfroaen on .. XhDrne. 9inetsNoent IGo xlarf GtI.
, 1893-10-23
SuQs

iETTETEa Gbtenso, BarIftstpn 8 0tstaes
EiNIsh,KyTEER G~ticnbahR.
ESAIJLt5AN Sir Tidets un6 SGlnfpaeen fpre5t
sEYTRNYl Dor i'll 21 GIarf=Str. Il. IN Der Union
ESaIaIlATg9 Challenger Citation. &auaLStraBe uHA
i O I Mhfahrt MrfInif
, 1893-10-23
@fScpn5im Centre

'Sd9L. tSd9l. ausgen. Spuntoasl
xSd9iib, ousgeH. Samltoas. 4AuSo. Nbf nbrtl @uf
WtoHtags. fgusg. Sonnt. Il. Wtont. ---
ct. Yau1, WtInneapolis unb = 500 g1. q
Yoctflc GGpreB .........."... 1910 81 TO-
Aiblono, SrontoDHs uno = 500 NIt q
SulltD. X1040 81 TO-
gaa Slalre grpreB. 500 sri z
2SoutelDd SCpreB ..-............ $50 9lf II
, 1893-10-23
Mrs. AmGmdG Paisley
SpD0's Sariapariua

6ppD'S 0tneu limb bel Der 6auo genoGt UNI
EuS perfeft in ibrer 9e;Itraft, YrpportIon uHo &us=
Iebe1.
, 1893-10-23

Wtilipautee II. &ocine-&bfobrt: !
+1l:30 W., 200 81. 300 g.,
'1l:00 o.; Anfunft: '7:15 Sc, -:
'1l:30 M.. 'l:15 g., +4:OO st., '6:l
MouteIba & Wooi pn-4bfobrt:
t1l;30 Wt.. '5.00N.; Mntuuft: i,
+6. Is Abbs. -'XdeIt9. +9Geltb. q
tags. f3G9li9, Monta9S ousQer
Cams tags ousQeunmmeu.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
GENERAL.

The Bunker Hin anniversary is celc-
brated on the worlds fair grounds.
No indictments for violation Of the
interstate commerce law are found by
the Chicago grand jury.
The armory at Ishpcming, Mich, has
been turned into a hospital for typhoid
fever patients.
The Great Northern cuts passenger
rates between st. Paul and San Fran
cisco.
Henry Wizards resignation as chair
man of the Northern Pacific board is
accepted.
The letter from Pope Leo on the
school question in the United States
is made public.
The capital National Bank Of Indian
al oils resumed business after suSpen-
sion of five weeks.
A wealthy Ohio man, who disappear
cd three years ago, is found in Texas,
his mind having been a blank all that
time.
Mrs. Sarah Largo, of Elkhart, Ind,
has brought suit for $4,000 against DR..
G. w, SpOhr, of that city, for alleged
defamation of character.
Mayor Bowe, of Fredericksburg, Va,
has extended an invitation to the So
ciety of the Army of the Potomac to
hold their reunion next year in that
city.
A panic occurred in the Grand Rap
ids, Mich, Opera House during COM
mencement exercises. THE curtain
took fire and several persons were
trampled upon.
During the recent freshets in the
Ohio and Kentucky rivers at Borden,
Ind, there was washed from the banks
OF the latter stream Il mastodon skull
perfectly preserved.
The committee appointed by the cred
itors of Charles Foster, who recently
failed at Fostoria, o., have prepared
blanks proposing 4 settlement on the
basis of so cents OH the dollar.
One hundred guests were assembled
at Hillsboro, ILL.,, to attend the wedding
of Joseph Cagnet to Miss Gertrude Ar
mold, but the prospective groom did not
appear.
H. w. Stone, of st. Louis, Mo-, will
row an aluminium single shell in Chi
cago, accompanied by Capt. Roessler of
the Western and Lieut.. W. @. Mason,
of the Modocs, who will use an alumni
um double skull. They expect to start
July and to require ten days for the
trip.
The assignees of Herman Schaeffner
& Co., the insolvent bankers of Chi
cago, completed the exafAination of
the firms affairs today and filed re-
port. The liabilities, secured and Iul-
secured, are shown to be $2,350,011.
The total assets estimated as good,
81, ,S94. 005, and the total assets of every
kind $2,312,S18, leaving lin excess OF
liabilities of $37, 1872.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
INTliRESrING sIIIr.

Duluth, June 27.-Complaint has been
filed in u suit which indirectly involves
$I5O,000 and several people of high
Standing in the financial and political
circles of Minnesota. George Charles
Howard is plaintiff and the defendants
are the Iron and Land Company of Min
nesota 0imited), corporation organized
under the laws of the kingdoms of Great
Britain and Ireland, Emil Hartmann, the
American Loan and Trust Company of
Minnesota, Albert Scheffer, the Central
Vermillion Iron company and forty-three
others. Howard sues to recover $11 800,
which he loaned the company OH the
security of fifty of its bonds of so pounds
each, which were to be first lien on the
company's property in st. Louis and Lake
counties. He alleges that Scheffer Sc
curela Judgment against these lands for
$76O,T40 in a snit brought on certain
second mortgage debenture bonds is
sueI by the Iron and Land company.
These second mortgage bonds, plaintiff
alleges, expressly rccitcd and set forth
the existence of the first mortgage bonds
and were in all ways subject to such
fist bouds, and he asks that his claim
be made first lien ON the company's
property.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
PERSONAL.

Senator Sanford of California died
suddenly of apoplexy.
Joseph jefferson is recovering from
his illness.
Richard NJ. Hunt of New York has
received at the Royal Institute or Brit
ish Architects the queens gold medal
William Decker of Hollidaysburg
Pa, who is eighty-twO years OF age
has, started to walk to the worlds Ialf.
Justice Samuel Blatchford, of the
United States Supreme court, Is stflck-
Ell with paralysis and is not expected
to live.
The empress of Japan is an adept
performer on the kotO, kind OF large
either. 1t is an instrument which IS
much played and very popular in ia
pan.
John Tenniel. the old Punch cartoon
ist, whom the queen has recently
linighted, did more than any Othef BRIT,
ish comic artist to develop the typlcal
John Bull as we know him pictollaily'
Lieut.. Romanoff of Russia, who, 1t
is said, is Duke Alexander, 4 cousin or
the car, is in Chicago. The duke is
travelling ingognito because, it is s'ld'
he wishes to avoid notoriety.
Miss Sallfe Pierson, compositor,
has been appointed state organizer OF
the federation of labor for Indiana.
She has supported herself and mother
by typesetting since she was sixteen
years of age.
Mr.. Bailey of Texas will give way to
Mr.. Settle of North Carolina as the
youngest member of congress when the
statesmen tackle the Sherman bill next
September. Mr.. Settle is tWenty-eight
years old.
Prof. .Virchow, rector of the UniYer-
sity of Berlin, is small, dried-up man,
with a parchment-like skin. He wears
large, round spectacles, which give him
an owlish appearance.
John Huston Finley, who is now
only thirty years old, the new president
of Knox college, ILL.,, is said to be the
youngest man in the United States
upon whom such dn honor has been
| conferred.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
and his body was blown distance Of
about fifty feet.
CRIMINAL.

Miss Louise Estling committed sui
eide at Sedalia, Mo-, by hanging.
William Rapply shot himself In st.
Louis, Mo-, because woman had jilt-
ed him. He win probably die.
Henry Mattson was found dead at
Opechec, Mich, wounds on the head
indicating that he had been murdered.
James Morrison and William Henson,
shOrt-term convictS at the Jackson,
Mich, prison, escaped by going over
the walls
William Wrinkle, a patient in the Ger
man Hospital at Kansas City, COM
mitted suicide by nearly amputating
his legs with razor.
Frank Sulell, prominent Bohemian
politician of Iowa City, Ia, became in-
sane recently over financial troubles
and killed himself by jumping from Il
train.
Frederick Love, of Minneapolis, was
arrested charged with stealing goods
from his employer, II. NJ. Roberts, q
hardware dealer, to the amount OF
5,oG0. --ae-=-
Wilt Boyer, while visiting his brother
at Yates City, H., shot his brothers
wife. The wound is likely to prove
fatal. Boyer has been showing signs
Of insanity for a month.
The Colorado supreme court has af-
firmed the legality of the cumulative
sentences in the case of Alfred Packer,
who killed and ate portions Of five
men.
Frank Davis, said to have committed
twenty-five burglarics in the Tender
loin precinct of New York, was sent
to prison for twenty-four years on two
indictments.
Because he refused to furnish liquor
for their consumption, G. II. Meyer,
manager of the JefferSonVille, Ind.
brewery, was stoned by drunken hood
lums until his life is despaired Of.
Miller p. Long, Il Napoleon, O., farm
er. died from the effects of stab
wound inflicted by his 16-yearold son
Napoleon, who was arrested. The IA
ther reprimanded the son for not 60
ing to work.
Charles Spaythe. one of the Leech-
burg, Pa. bank robbers and murderers,
who, with three others, was charged
with the murder of Councilman Will
liam Shaffer in Leechburg i'll February
last while resisting arrest, was convict
ed of murder in the second degree.
A sharp fight between revenue Off
| GERS and moonshiners took place at
Pea Ridge Clay County, Tenn, lasting
thirty minutes. Twenty-Five shots were
fired. The officers escaped without in
jury The mOonshiners left no dead on
the field, but there were indications
that some of them had been nurt.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
FOREIGN.

A riot occurred in Berne, Switzer-
land, and the police killed fourteen
rioters and wounded forty.
Clemenceau, the French statesman,
challenged two Boulangist deputies TO
fight, but both refused.
In Germany the Social Democrats
and Richter radicals will work together
in the reballotings.
Three thousand five hundred Neck
lenburgers and 5000 Hamburgers yis-
tied Friedrichsruhe to pay their re-
speets to Prince Bismarck.
A repetition of earthquakes is report
cd from various parts of Greece. Seri-
Gus damage was done at Thebes, where
houses are in ruins and the inhabitants
are camping out in tents.
The French senate has passed bill
to suspend temporarily, in view Of the
damage done by the drought, the du-
tics on barley, oats and maize. Ger
many will do likewise.
Cardinal Vanneutelli, head of the
ecclesiastical party, and who has been
mentioned as Leo's successor, has re-
signed his post at the Vatican because
of differences with the pope.
A portion of Schneidumehuhl, man.
ufacturing town of Prussia, is sinking
in consequence of the boring of an
artesian we'll The inhabitants of the
district are in danger.
A correspondent at Beunos Ayres
telegraphs that the rifles belonging to
the government have been put on
board the warships in order to pre-
vent their seizure by the Requisites,
who are expected to start revolution.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
DOWN WITH THE SHIP
BRITISH wARsHIP VICTORIA SUNK
IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
OF the Seven Hundred OHiccrs and
Men ON Board the Vessel, Over
Four Hundred and Fifty Find
Wntery Grave

London, June 24.--A most terrible Gu
lamity has befallen the British battle
ship Victoria, flagship of the Mediter-
ranean squadron, and hundreds of lives
have been lost.
The Victoria, which flew the flag of
Vice Admiral Sir George Tryon, X. G. b.,
was run into off Teipoli by the British
battleship Camperdown, also belonging to
the Mediterranean squadron, and under
the command of Capt. Charles Johnstone
The Victoria had an enormous hole made
in her side through which the water
poured in torrents. The immense hull OF
the Victoria at once began to settle, and,
before those OH board of her could east
loose their small boats, she went to he
bottom, carrying down with her nearly
all OH board. Some of the officers anu
crew MAJ aged to get out of the suction
caused by the sinking of the vessel, and
were rescued. Among those lost is Vice
Admiral Tryon.
The first reports of the disaster stated
that about 200 men had been drowned,
but later dispatches show that the loss
of life was far greater, over 400 of the
officers and crew of the Victoria having
gone down with their ship.
The Victoria was q twin screw battle
ship of 1880 tons and $4,000 horse
power. She mounted fifteen guns. The
Camperdown is also a first-class twin
screw battleship. She is of 10000 tons
and II, 900 horse power and carried ten
guns.
Admiral Sir George Tryon was COM
mander-in-chief on the Mediterranean
station. He was made a vice admiral
Aug. 20, 1891.
Rear Admiral Albert II. Markham, of
the Trafalgar, the flagship of the rear
admiral in the Mediterranean, has tele-
graphed to the admiralty from Teipoli,
Syria, as follows:
Il regret to report that while man nauv-
ering off Teipoli the Victoria and Camp
erdown collided. The Victoria sank in
fifteen minutes in eighteen iathoms of
water. She lies bottom uppermost. The
Camperdown's ram struck the Victoria
forward of the turret on the starboaril
side. Twenty-one officers were drowned.
Two hundred and fifty men were saved.
The injury to the Camperdown has not
yet been fully ascertained, but it is Sc
rious and will necessitate her going on
dock for repairs. l propose to send the
survivors to Malta"
There were 71S souls on board. OF
this nGmber 4GS were lost.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
CASUALTY.

Two train men were injured in col
Iision between mixed train and
wild engine at Norwalk, Conn.
w. ]. Orr, Of Maquoketa, Ia was
drowned while bathing in the river 1T
Cedar Rapids.
Hiram Bowling, aged seventy-slx and
partially deaf, was killed by the limited
mail at Van Vert, o.
Two Swedes named Larson were en-
tombed in the Chaplin mine at Iron
Mountain, Mich, by a cave-in.
William Waugh, of Steubenville, O.,
while hoeing corn was struck by light
ming and will probably die.
Louise Dabroslky, aged 6, fired her
fathers barn at Bay City, Mich, while
playing with matches, and was burned
to death.
Two lads named Selbher and Fass,
aged nine and ten respectively, were
drowned at Newton, Ia, while swim
ming
William King, n three-ycar-old child,
fell in bucket of lye at Brazil, Ind,
and was so badly eaten that he will
die.
-Four miners were buried at Taylor
vile, O., by caying sand. They were
rescued after several hours and all Will
recover.
News has been received at Seattle,
Wash, that the town of Myers Falls
was completely wiped out by fire. The
losses are estimated at $4,000; no in
surance.
julius Chorrick, while hunting near
Finntown, Mich, was overcome by the
heat and fell ON his gun, which was
discharged, blowing off side of his
head. Cherrick is still alive, but cannot
live long.
Andrew j. Nelson, 81 years old, of
Detroit, Mich, and a student i'll Kala-
mazoo College, was drowned while
bathing in Woods Lake S. J. Hall,
another student, nearly lost his life in
trying to save his friend.
The business portion of the town of
Tillamook, Or, was burned recently.
Sc yera1 fires were started simultane-
ouSly, and it is supposed to be the work
of incendiaries. The total loss is $780,
900, insurance half.
Mrs. Ellen Seeney,, of Burlington,
Wis, while crossing Cottage Grove av-
enue, near TWenty-seyenth street, Chi
cago was struck by a cable train, and,
besides her skull being fractured, her
right foot was crushed. She is seventy
years of age, and physicians said she
might not recover.
Joseph Harwick, fourteen years of
age, was instantly killed at Chicago
by Policeman Smith. The officer was
pursuing Il pickpocket, and, the thief
refusing to stop, the officer fired at
him. Harwick was running across the
street, and the bullet struck him in the
head.
While attempting to board freight
train at Liberty, Ind, Jack Kahn and
John Gear were thrown under the
wheels and ground to pieces. Each
leaves q widow and two little girls;
each was 35 years age; each was
Catholic, and each had just SIS when
killed.
Daniel lord. Jr.. of New York, n
guest at the residence of II. R. AIcCor-
mick, Of Chicago walked through an
open window while ;teieep, breaking u
leg and an arm and receiving frac-
ture of the skull The unfortunate
somnambulist died of his injuries. He
was twenty-five years old.
A serious explosion occurred at Ridge
wood, N. J., recently, when the boiler
of the Ridgewood crusher works ex-
ploded with terrific report and COM
DleteIy wrecked the engine house.
supt. John Bogert was Instantly killed,