The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-09-06
Unfortunate Events.

William Landgraf was drowned at
Port Colborn, Ont, by the capsiZing
af aboat.
A dynamite explosion occurred in
mine at Manilos, Mex, and six Mexi-
cans were killed,
Flames starting from an unknown
CaIlse destroyed property in South
Bend Ind, valued at $4,000.
MistakiGg a party of young men for
burglars, Stephen Albright of Allen
town, Ea., fired at them, woundiEg six.
Benjamin Shaw and his wife, an aged
couple of Wabash, Ind, were fatally
kicked by runaway horse.
Homer Sloan laid down on the rail
road track near Winamac, Ind, while
DRINK, and was run over and killed.
John Linsey was killed by a train
while crossing the Big Four track
near Milford, Ind.
A sewer cave in at Newark, o., bur-
led five men. One was taken out
d9ad-JOhn Hirschlein.
Forest fires are raging along the
Massachusetts, coast, and several
towns are in danger of obstruction.
A section of the Camp Springs Mill
ing Sompany's warehouse at Nash
vile, Ill. collapsed destroying proba-
bly, $1,000 worth of -four.
Tramps who had been refused free
transportation stoned Big Four pas
senger train at Anderson, Ind, break
ing all the windows.
A. B. Abbott, ex-lnember of the New
York legislature, was killed at Glens
Falls by the accidental discharge of his
gun.
Fred Mckinney, young farmer of
Rock Island county, Ill, had his skull
crushed and was instantly killed by the
upsetting of a hay derrick.
An unknown man, well dressed, and
about 45 years old, was struck by
Train No. 55 west of Naperville, ILL.,,
and instantly killed. One dollar and
seventy-one cents was found on his per-
son.
Mann Grundy was running a thresh-
ing machine across a bridge west OF
Valparaiso, Ind, when the structure
gave way and precipitated engine and
engineer into the stream. Grundy re
ceived severe internal injuries.
Hugh, the seven-year-Old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. De Jarnette, died al
Birmingham, Ala, from the effects OF
pot of hot coffee spilled on him. A
small child of G. H. Rab1rn of Moores
Vile died from the same cause.
A special freight bound West on
the Chicago & Grand Trunk broke il
two at Lansing, Mich. While
Brakeman NJ. J. Wilson, of Port HUI
ron was uncOupling car the rear END
crashed into the front, killing Wilson
While Jacob Mapes, farmer living
near Rockford, ILL.,, and his family
were driving, the team became fright
ened and ran away, throwing the
family of five out into barbed wire
fence. Mrs Mapes was terribly cut
and one child will die.
A shipwrecked crew arrived in Bal
timore on the Norwegian steamship
b America, Capt Hvoslef, from Port An
tonic. Jamaica. They. were Capt
Fergesen and five sailors from the
Norwegian brigantine Smaragd O.
Krageroe, which was burned at SET
several days ago.
Criminal DOings.
Six Indians were killed in a FREE
light at Chileet, Alaska.
A man was found dead in Chadron
Neb. Later a tramp carrying $1O'
was arrested for his murder.
State Game Warden Pell of Illinois
arrested three Italians for fishing il
the Kankakee river with wicker nets
Private Lee discharged from the Sal
vation army at Emporia, Kan, wa
arresting for disturbing meeting.
Miss Orfy Raridan of Wooster, Ind
committed suicide by taking poison
Jealousy is supposed to have been tn
cause.
While defending his wife from thci
insults, Conrad Busch of Brooklyn
was kicked to death by a gang Of row
dies.
Mrs. Charles Null wrecked the wir
doWs and fixtures of a saloon Mt Della
ware, Ohio, whose proprietor had sol
her husband liquor.
Gov. Altgeld has Issued a requisitio
on the governor of Wisconsin 70
George w. Rock, wanted at La Sale
Ill, for stealing a horse.
CoujaIde, Seminole Indian, was OK
ecuted at Wewo, the capital of tn