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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-03


pod gruz6w i staraja sic teraz
60 wyratowac.
Szczegolna katastrofa.
LOWELL, Mass, 2 marca. =
Dzisiaj pskl zelazDy wielokrs-
EEK W domu maszynowym ko'
lei elektrycznej. Kawalek VIE
lokrazka uderzyl o ko}o rozpe-
dove maszyny, kt6re ma 20
stop srednicy, jest 3 Gale CRUDE
W minucie wykonuje y obro.
tow; kolo to rozprys}o sic, a
kawa}y porozlatywa}y sic W
r6anych kierunkach i zburzyly
czesciowo budynek. A. ID.
Mead z Corinth, VT, pomocnik
maszynisty, uderzony kawa}em
aelaza W glove, umar} W pare
minut p6zniej; robotnik George
Langley ma szczske strza-
skana.
Kawaty zelaza przebiwszy
dach spad}y W odleglodci kilku-
dziesieciu yard6w. Sciany bu-
dynku W kilku miejscach SO
podziurawione. w chwili, gdy
nastapila eksplozya, stane1y
wszystkie wagony kolei elek.
trycznej W miescie i dopiero
kiedy inna maszyne W ruch
wprawiono, poruszy}y sic ma
nowo.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
Indianapolis, IND, 2 mar
ca. - Ma kolei Lake Shore
dzisiaj rano oko}o godziny 2
spotkaly sic diva pociagi IS
mil stad. Sz}y one W jednym
kierunku; tylny pociag pospie'
szny uderzy} o kabuze pre-
dniego pociagu. s}uaba kolejo,
wa uratowa}a sic zeskakujac.
w wagonach powstai pozar,
kt6ry zrzadzif szkods ma 30
tysiecy dol. Ni7szczescie pow
ata1o W skutek tego, il sygna-
low ME zrozumiano.
Par0wiec Nar0nic.
New YORK, ego marca. -
Jeszcze przed 20 dniami wy.
p1yns} z Liverpoolu parowiec
Naronic i dotychczas ME przy-
by}. Panuje wielkie zaniepo-
kojenie W ko}ach okretowych,
zw4aszcza, IL inny parowiec
tejze samej linii, kt6ry z Ii
verpoolu wyp}yna} trzy dni
p6zuiej, przyby} przedwczoraj
i zadnej o MIN ME przyni6s}
wiesci. Wczoraj przyby} takze
parowiec Mohawk z Londynu,
kt6ry takze ME spotka} owego
okretu. Wszystkie okrety teraz
przybywajace walczy}y W dro-
DE z wielkiemi burzami.
George KennOn.
WASHINGTON, 2 marca. =
S}ynny podr6znik sybiryjski,
George Kennan, by} ciezko
chory i dIatego musia1 od1o-
ay6 swe odczyty, ktore zapo.
wiedzial ma luty i marzec. Te-
raz ma sic lepiej i odczyty swe
rozpocznie prawdopodobnie W
drugiej po}owie marca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-03

Powstanie W Rio Grande do Sui.
VALPARAISO, chilli, 2 mar
ca. = Wiadomosci 0 powstaniu
W brazyliiskiei prowincyi Rio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-03
Ze Stolicy Zwiazkowej.

onOJ W.
kolei Baltimore & Ohio po-
ciag, kt6rym przybylo Cleve-
land. Niezmiernie wiele ludzi
oczekiwalo przyszlego prezy,
denta, a kiedy przybya, wznio'
sly sic radosne okrzyki.
Cleveland zamieszka1 W no.
telu Arlington do czasu, kiedy
bsdzie mia} wprowadzi6 sic do
Bialego domu.
Przybysze do StOlicy.
WASHINGTON, 2-go marca.
Prywatny sekretarz Clevelan'
da, Henry T. Thurber przybyf
tu wczoraj W nocy z Detroit.
DIS rano odwiedzil 60 prywa.
tiny sekretarz HarrisoDa major
Halford. Potem obywaj udali
sic do Bia}ego Domu, gdzie
Thurber zosta} przedstawiony
prezydentowi i pani Mckee.
Zna on zreszts Bia}y Dom, W
kt6rym bywa} czesto "a CA
sow administracyi Clevelanda'
Sedzia Jackson re ssdu wy.
zszego przyby} dis rano z Ma
shville, Tenn.
Gubernator Russel z Massa.
chusetts urzadzil dis recepcya
dla swojego sztabui dla demo-
kratycznych cz}onk6w koDgre.
su.
Gubernator Flower z New
Yorku przyby} wieczorem i
stana} W hotelu Arlington.
Przybyli takze re sztabami
CUB. Pattison z Pennsylvania i
CUB. Peck z Wisconsin.
q cz1onk6w gabinetu Cle'
velanda So tu jua j. Sterling
Morton, Carlisle, Lamont i
Herbert. Jutro maja przybyt
Olney Bissell i Hoke Smith.
Gresham ma przybyc dopie'
ro W przyszlym tygodniu.
Uciekaja ze Stolicy..
WASHINGTON, Ego marca. =
Jutro wyjezdzaja re Stolicy &C.
lem udania sic W podr6z trzy-
tygodniowa po Po}udniu: PAM
J. A, Logan, general Alger z
malzonka, George M. Pullman
z ma}zonka, panna Pullman,
Russell Alger i inni.
ZOstanie prOfesorem.
WAsHINeToN, Ego marca.
Prezydent Harrison dis vie.
czorem przyja} miejsce profe:
sora ma kalifornijskim uniwer.
sytecie Leland Stanford. Wy.
klady swe prawnicze rozpo-
cznie W pazdzierniku.
POzar W kOllegium.
LITTLE Rock, 2 marca. =
DIS rano oko]o godz. 2 spali-
}y sic budynki nalezace do
,,Arkansas Baptist College"
wybudowanego pred 6 laty
przez baptyst6w negerskich
dla dziewczat. Oko}o 20 uczen.
mic spalo W zak}adzie, kiedy
pozar wybuchl; wszystkie mu-
sia1y oknami wyskakiwat, aze-
by sic ratowac, a Flora Nicely
i Hattie Turner przytem smier-
telnie sic pokaleczy}y. lime
pokaleczy}y sic mniej niebez-
piecznie. Me uratowano mic
zgo}a; nawet suknie sic spali-
}y. Ssdza, re ogie6 by} pod}o.
zony.
w gruzach zasypani.
Indianapolis, 9 marca. =
DIS popo}udniu okoso godz. 2
zapad}a sic przednia sciana
trzypietrowej kamienicy pm. 25
Washington str. Budynek ten
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-03
w gruzach zasypani.

Indianapolis, 2 marca. =
DIS popo}udniu okoSo godz. 2
zapad}a sic przednia sciana
trzypistrowej kamienicy pm. 25
Washington str. Budynek ten
rozbierano, azeby ma jego miej-
scu wybudowa6 nowy. Is ro-
botnik6w znajdowa}o sic ma
dachu, kiedy nastapi}a kata-
strofa, z tych 4 zostaso zupe}.
ME pod gruzami pogrzeba.
nych. Dwoch p6aniej wydo.
byto ciszko potluczonych;
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Would Make Straight River.

"a Southern Engineer" in the En-
cheering Magazine, says that the only
solution of the Mississippi River problem,
lat once scientific and sensible" is to
give it straight channel from Cairo to
the Gulf, and thinks it q wonder that
the demands of navigation alone have
not already compelled this kind OF i'm
provement" lie admits that in such a
channel that the river would have nearly
twice its present velocity, and If he had
stopped TO think a minute he would
have seen that the demands of naviga-
ton do not call for any such current.
Five miles an hour, which is somewhere
near the present rate of the current, is a
good strong tide for any ordinary steam
boat to stem, and there are many places
in the river now where q boat has to hug
the shore to make any Roadway at all,
and IL the current was increased TO ten
miles an hour there is not boat on the
river that could get from here to Baton
Rouge. Furthermore. with such a
current the corroding power of the stream
would be enormously increased, and the
slightest detection OF the current to-
wards either bank would speedily eat
into il and restore the bends which had
been gotten rid of. II the channel of
the river could be made as straight rs q
string, an utterly impossible feat, nothing
could keep 1t there but massive dykes OF
solid masonry reaching to the bottom Of
the stream on either side, and IL is a
question how long they would stand.
''Southern Engineers" solution looks
very well on paper, but so far from being
either sensible or scientific, 4 is absurd.
New Orleans Picayune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
THE OLD WYE.

BY the bed the cd MAJ. waiting. sat in vigil
sad and tender.
Where his aged wife lay dying; and the twi-
light shadows brown
slowly from the wall aud window chased the
SUNSETS golden splendor
Going down.
at il right |" she whispered, waking, Qor her
spirit SCENE 70 hover
Lost between the next worlds sunrise and the
bedtims cares ofthis)
And the old man. weak and fearful. trembling
as he bent above her
Answ. red. ''Yes."
'Are the children inl'' she ssked him. Gould
he tell her? All the treasures
OF their household lay in silence many ears
beneath the snow;
But her heart wac with them living, back
among her tolls and pl,asures.
Long ago.
And again she called at dew-fall, in the swee
old summer weathe-,
"where is little Charlie, father2 Frank and
Robert--have they conner"
"They are safe" the old man faltered-"all
the children are together,
Safe at home"
Then he murmured gentle soothiugs, but his
grief grew strong and stronger,
Till IL choked aud stilled him as he held snd
kissed her wrinkled hand,
For her SOUL far out of hearing, could his
fondest words no longer
Understand.
Still the pale lips stammered questions, lula
b es, and broken verses,
Nursery prattlo--, II the language Of a.moth-
er's loving heeds,
While the midnight round the mourner, left
to sorrows bitter mercies,
Wrapped its weeds.
There was stiffness on the pillow-and the Cd
man listened lonely
Till they led him from the Oh amber, with the
burden on his breast,
For the wife Of seventy years, his manhood's
early 1--we and only,
Lay at rest.
"Fare you WE'LL" he sobbed. "my Sarah; you
will meet the babes before me;
lis tile while, Tor neither can the part ng
long abide,
And you'll come End call me soon, ksow-
ard heaven will restore me
To your side"
brandon Banner.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
PANIC NAY NOT COME.
DUN Says Those that Are Expected Nevs
Appear.

Dun Says Those that Are Expected Never
Appear.
X g. Dun s. Co.'S weekly review Of
trade says;
Exports OF gold for the week did not
reach So. O00, 900. as at one time expected,
bus were probably no more than s2.OOO. OOO'
and the Treasury re- erve, over S1O9, OOO.-
O0l not diminished. Moreover quite large
purchases OF security on foreign account
are reported. which would cancel heavy
ad verse merchandise balances, and to that
extent prevent gold shipments Tho Imam
cial outlook depends largely upon the fact
that exports OF the principal products in
January were 500. 1000 900 smaller than last
year, while imports at New York alone
were S17, 900, 900 larger than last year. which
indicates a considerable excess OF imports
for the month, and explains the heavy
outgo OF gold In February thus far ex-
ports from New York have been but little
below last years. though at cotton ports
very much smaller, and meanwhile imports
show nm enormous increase-over 80 per
cent But those who dread disaster may
we'll rememb Der the rule-that n panic that
Is expected never comes The business
failures occurring throughout the country
number 233 rs compared with totals OF 200
last week. For the CORE spondlng week
last year the figures were 300
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

Male Face in Nuns Head-Dress APP
pears ON a Sick Chiid's Pillow.

Male Face in Nuns Head-Dress APP
pears ON a Sick Chiid's Pillow.
Newport r. l.. has a most extraordinary
religious sensation. many elaimlng IL TO be
miracle. In plain garrett room. without
oven picture on the walls. In probably
The most humble home Ia this city. a little
child, the son OF Mr. and Mira M J. MaIioy,
has been lying for several weeks unable TO
move, suffering with water on the
brain, its lower limbs, paralyzed
aud its stomach congested. The
other evening the mother, while watching
her little one. was terrified TO see face
appear on the pillow next to the ono on
which the child lay. The news spread like
wildhre. and hundreds Of people-Metho-
dlsts. Baptists. Episcopalians and Catho-
lics--visite1 the room and came away
astonished. Lights were shifted into every
position but there on tho pillow was a
male face. in nuns headdiess. the fore
head. nose. eyes. mou and chin as plain
ly outlined as II chiseled out OF pure
marbla
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
March of PestIlence.

THE cholera has never crossed the
Pacific Ocean.
IN the smallpox pestilence OF 1887
over 100000 died.
PLAGUE broke out in London in 1862;
50, 200 persons died.
In 954 swollen throat plague de-
stroyed 10000 lives.
FIRST general plague in the world
took place b. G. 767.
In 1861 fever in London and Paris
caused fearful mortality.
ABOUT 500 smallpox spread all over
Europe and North Africa.
TERRIBLE pestilence at Constantine
pie in 746; 200. 900 persisted.
A LoNo-coNTINUED plague in Europe.
Asia, and Africa in A. ID. 55S.
BLACK MOUTH" in London in 1904;
one third the population died.
In ll72 Henry III. forced to evacuate
Ireland on account OF plague.
In 1904 Ireland was almost depopu-
lated by famine and pestilence.
In Chichester, England. 772, sore
throat" carried off 34,UOO people.
In A. d. 42T, mysterious pestilence in
Arabia; mems eyes dropped out
THE BLACK death" appeared in Italy
In 1910. Spread all over Europe.
Is A. ID. 250, 5000 persons died daily
ut Rome. Total deaths, l,0OO,OO
FAMINE and plague In Ireland In 1895;
one-half the population destroyed.
In A. d. asa great pestilence through
out the Roman Empire; 100000 died
In A. d. 43O, dreadful plague In Brit
ain; the living could not bury the dead.
In 1349 Britain and Ireland visited by
black death: 1000 deaths daily in Lon.
don.
PLAGUE in London, iii; men, cattle,
fowls, and dogs died with same symp-
toms
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
KANSAS WAR Is OVER.
The Populists VIII Not Attempt to II
capture Representative Hall.

The Populists VIII Not Attempt to Re-
capture Representative Hall.
The tented field OF Kansas Is by common
consent in bivouac There Is not likely to
be any more armed trouble The troops
guarding the State House have been re-
lieved by better counsels The basis of
settlement Is that the Populists abandon
their right for the time to sit In the assem-
bly, chamber or occupy the State House.
The Republicans therefore do not
protest against the Popullsts filling
their State Offices The Populist house will
now hold it's sessions either In the base
ment OF the statehouse or In rooms en-
gagged elsewhere. Mr. Dunsmore says 1t Is
only for short time anyway The Re-
publican house will hold Its sessions daily
until 1t is advised that Its acts are invalid.
The Governor will keep hands of, and
every body will await the decision OF the
Supreme Court. expected soon, as to the
validity OF the varied contests.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
CLARK HAS > NARROW ESCAPE.

fire Nearly Wipes Out the Little Dakota
Town.
At Clark. S. D., Sunday, fire broke out In
the meat market OF n. j. Zerder, and
seven buildings and their contents were
consumed. b. A. Tibbtts & Co., the larg-
est hardware dealers; 5. Anderson. the
largest dealer in general merchandise
Waite's drug store; the Honest Dollar
Office; f. j. Jordan, cigar shop, and Mrs.
M. l. Arpin, millinery. were the sufferers.
The loss will amount 10 500. 600, with insur-
ance % the amount of $4,000 1t was
only by the hardest kind OF work the town
was saved. Ths block occupied by h A.
Tibbitts & Co. and Waite and Anderson
was the finest block in town.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Train Robbers In the Tolls.

Jim Brown, JEFF Harrison and Buck Har-
rison. all white men, were lodged in jail al
birmingham. Ala, charged with robbing
an express train on the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia near Piedmont, Ala,
some time last October Commissioner
Briggs required bond of $4,000 in each
case. T. v. Jackson, OF the Southern Ex-
press Company. will receive about $4,000 OF
the $1,000 reward for their arrest They
have confes ed TO several robberies and
there will be no trouble in convicting them,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
SEVEN PERSONS HURT.
Accident on the Chicago and Indiana Cos
Railroad.

Accident on the Chicago and Indiana Coal
Railroad.
A destructive wreck occurred on the
Chicago and Indiana Coal Railroad north
of Brazil. Ind, in which seven persons
were badly injured and considerable prop
erty damaged w. II Crong. f. Jackson,
and Cond uctor Spriggs will die. through
freight train north bound was stalled on
Rush Creek grade and was compelled to
stop for assistance Being aware that two
heavy freight trains were closely following
his train, the conductor ssnt brakeman
back 20 signal the coming trains. The first
train was stopped, but the engineer OF the
rear train failed to see the signal and
dashed into the caboose of the preceding
train. tearing It all TO pieces and derailing
several coaches. The collidIng engine was
also derailed and piled on the box cars,
which we're heavily loaded with freight.
Tho coaches caught FIRE and were consumed,
warping the wrecked engine so badly that
IL will be total wreck
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Coyote. Feed ON a Frozen Preacher.

The Rev. Mr. Woodhall, of Goldendale,
Wash. left home two weeks ago TO go to
Arlington. He lost his way I'm a binding
storm and persisted In the snow on the
banks of the Columbia River. Persons at
Blalock's Station heard cries for help. but
there was no boat at hand. His body
was found partly eaten by coyotes Mr..
Woodhall was about 40 years OF age.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

An explosion at the McAbee Powder Com
pany's works near Verona. Pa. resulted in
the killing OF two men and serious injuries
20 four others The cause OF the expl osion
will never be known. as the two men in the
building at the time are both dead The
loss 70 the property Is estimated at Ga, 900,
and IL fully covered by insurance,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

seve<al members OF the Choctaw coun-
ell. Paris. Texas. state that the fee TO be
paid their attorney. Orrick. IA rs per cent.
which. on the to- al purchase OF 900
will be s735.OO0. They say the fec is out
rageous, but IL was necessary TO make The
deal TO get their money.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Escaned Nun Poisoned.

Marguerite stomer former nun. who
claims 10 have escaped from Montreal
convent AMI who is lecturing against
Catholicism, was poisoned at the Hotel
Crandall In Binghamton, ~ Y. Miss sto-
mer believes the poison was administered
by enc of the Mattresses She says she
heard them making uncomplimentary re-
marks regarding her mission She is now
quite Ill at private louse. but will re-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
wanted to Die and succeeded.

Marshall Chapman, a colored cook EN-
ployed In the Hotel Pierce, In Yankton, s
d., made two attempts upon his own life
by poisoning within twenty -four hours.
He swallowed an ounce of laudanum. but
was discovered before the drug had done
its work. He took another dose Three
friends saw him In the act, but he stood
them of with revolver. Domestic trou-
BILE was the cause.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Leprosy In Connecticut.

Joseph Ojespie, a Russian, is confined at
the Chenango County poor farm at Pres
ton. Conn. suffering from n well-developed
case of leprosy. lie walked into the VIII
on Monday and was found late at night
wandering in the streets AS soon as his
condition was discovered he was taken be-
fore the Board OF Health, which pronounced
his disease 10 be leprosy. There is no adj
equate accommodation at the county house
and 1t is probable that he will be removed
TO some State hospital
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
neannndent and Dead.

Samuel Inman. an old lieutenant OF pc
lice, committed suicide at Denver by shoot
ing Inman was one of the best known
men in the West He was intrUmental in
exposing frauds Ia the city Jail, but re-
Gently he had been pressed for money, and
becoming 10 apondeut took his life al above
stated. He was "a years old.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

The Corcners jury ia the inquest into
the cause OF the fire which destroyed the
Dover, NJ H.. insane asylu:n, and caused
the loss OF forly-one lives, Ind that the
French woman, Mrs. La Fountaine. In some
way obtained a match, and In her disor-
dered state OF mind set Gre TO her bed or
chair cushion. IL also appears that. what
ever may have been the Immediate cause
OF tho are. each Que connected with the
institntion did all within his or her power
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
HaIf-Rreeals In Revolt.

There is a serious revolt among the half
breed Indians OF the Turtle Mountain Res
ervation. They are said TO be suffering
from hunger caused by their being cut OF
from the Government ration list. They
threaten To break into the storehouse at
Rolla- Extra police havJ been sworn In to
Quell the expected revolt
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
VIII Inquire Into yaeger's Mental Stat

Colonel H. c. Yaeger, under arrest at
Helena, MINT, for mAlfeasance in ONCE as
public administrator, was arraigned His
counsel contended that he was mentally
unbalanced, and the curt decided to have
jury of twelve pass on his mental con-
Gition. YaeIer Is still In jail, unable TO
furnish the s25. 900 ball required. 1t is re-
ported that his accounts as assistant quar-
termaster general OF the Montana division,
q. A. r., are 81, 800 out of the way.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

THE physicians in Mexico who have
been endeavoring TO cure typhus fever
by administering cooked spiders, have
succeeded in killing their patients and
ut the same time advertising the almost
incredibly low degree of civilization
prevailing in that country.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Eel Dead I'm the Street.

w. II. Melville. OF the geo logical depart
ment OF the State University. fell dead at
Austin, Texas OF heart disease He was
a brother OF Lieutcnast Melville, the cele-
brated arctic expl1fer
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Gave HImself Away.

Bert Montague, OF Cheyenne. Wyo. has
been arrested. char ed with robhing the
postoflce at Little Bear. lie offered $50 In
postage stamps as payment OF a bet.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Thieves Raid an Express ONCE.

At Bolton, Texas, the wells-Fargo Ex-
press Office was entered Thursday night
and the iron safe, with money and valu-
ables. was carried on. The full amount
OF the loss Is not known There is no clue
to the burglars
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Fmhsrrled from Armour.

At Mt Vernon. n.y., Edward @. Ponton
was arrested charged with embezzlemen
by the Armour Packing Company of New
York. for which he was auditor. Mr. Pom
ton said that he Is the victim OF misfortune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Shot Down in a Duel.

Edward Pauley was killed in an i'm
promptu duel near st. Adams, W. Va, by
George Rose, who was also shot twice. The
trouble grew out OF the intimacy between
Rose and MrS Pauley.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

Van orman, the waverly (Ksn) bank
robber and murdereri W. J. Barber. held
for criminal assault; and Perry Phillips.
thief escaped from the Burlington jail
Indications point 10 help from che outside
Several losses are out
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

The RapieR Fuse Not an Entire Success.
Another days ext eriments at Port Royal,
c.. with the Ripiefr fuse failel to
finally settle the question of It's efficiency.
Three projectilss each charged with eco
pounds OF gun cotton. we're successfully fred
from the guns OF the vesuvius. Two OF them
were directed at the target line frcm the
Q. OoO-yard buoy and the third was hurled
into the sandy beach OF St Philip island
a. Bay Point. While a partial explosion
was produced in the first two instances
there was no defamation OF any kind il the
third proiectile.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Collier Freed from His Bonds

At Sioux Falls, s D.. decree OF divorce
has just been granted 70 II. Price Collier.
the celebrated Brooklyn divine There
was no contest In the case.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
WHAT OF THE KEEPER {?
WHY DID NE LET MANiACS
HAVE MATCHES2

Many InJured In a Wreck Mt Brazil. Ind
Disastrous Blaze In south Dakota
Town--ThIs Lawyer sustains the Profes.
elon's Reputation.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
Came to Life in Her Conn.

Susie NJ. Ducolin died at the home OF her
uncle. Ira Shipman, near Augusta. Wis.
and St Paul relatives telegraphed for the
body. The remains we're put in n CONN
and driven by sleigh TO Augusta,
eight miles When three miles from
Augusta a sound issued from the
coffin and the driver hurried TO farm
house, where the cover was removed and
the young woman found to be regaining
consciousness She was wrapped up warm
ly and taken on to Augusta, where she now
hovers between life and death at a friends
house.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23
DOINGS OF CONG REsS.
MEASURES CONSIDERED AND
ACTED UPON.

AZ the Nations Capital-what Is Being
Done by the Senate and Household
Matters Disposed OF and New Ones Com
adhered.