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BANDED TOGETHER.
Utah Fruit Growers Meet to Organize
Territorial horticultural Society.

A mestlng was held in the head.
quarters Of the WoTkingmen's Dem
oorauo club on Second South street
this afternoon beginning nj $3.50 Tor the
purpose OF organizing a Territorial
Horticultural society. There were
about twenty-five well known fruit
growers from different paris Of the
Territory PRESENT
The meeting was called 10 order by
w. n. Cole ami the purposes tdereoi
stated by that gentleman. Mt. aebel
Bennion was chosen as temporary
chairman and John Il. Fagg was
named hs Temporary secretary,
Mr.. BpnniUn, In btioi aud apprO.
Pirate speech, thanked his associates
Tor the honor conferred by selecting
him to preside over tHem, He stated
that the necessity OF An organization
such ~ was contemplated was apparent
to nil observant citizens.
MIR. I. A. Dix,uf this city, was called
upOn TO deliver an address Of welcome
10 the delegates haillng from beyond
the Difutih ~ belN AAh' N"AAtJs AN
reformed his task IN an earnest and
forceiul manner and was warmly APP
plaudeu for his effort
A committee on permanent orgnni'
zalion was appointed ty tho chair IA
lollOwt;
w. n, Cole, Salt Lake; Geo. Bar.
nett, Weber County; II. q. j., JOfgen.
son, Juab county; Jonn Morgan, Sail
Lake; J. l.. bunting, Kane county.
Otder OF Businehs-I, A. DIX, Sail
Lake; o. w. Warner, Grand county,
PROF. Hendershot, Weber county,
Tho committees then Withdrew tC
nm adjoining room TO deliberate aBl
sn,eehes were made by J.. NJ. Fisher
M East Mil Greek, and Mr. Judd, u
Inc well known tlrln Of WOolley, Lunl
aud Judd " 81 George. The expert
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REFRIGERATION OF NEW YORK.
PaIkhHTst Addresses The Women In
His Characteristic WaY.
iio Urges Them TO Use Every Resource
TO Elevate tho General lone
of tho community.

NEW YomS, Oct. 5.-Dr. Charles II.
ParkhursI make ono Of his chRraoteris-
Tic addresses TO women last night In tho
Adams Memorial church. II was nj u
meeting Of the city vigilance league
u the Fourteenth anu sixteenth af-
sembiy Districts. The meeting was
opened by DE-. Forbes, who presented
DR.. PATknufst.
"fhis question Of woman has been
bsioie the public In relation 10 this rs-
form movement for eome Time" said
the doctor, "an1 something In now
coming u II. The regeneration Of the
city Ia n matter that should interest
every mother, sister aud wife that
lives In it.n
Or. Parkhutst said that politics had
nothing TO do with the wouen's work,
Tor there were no politics In 10. IL was
a question OF right against wrong, n
question Of the ten commandments or
no commandment.
"If she ~ n iruc mother or sister, or
wife, s5e should use every resources to
rltvateth general tone OF the com.
munity," he sail. "lu order q b1ng
about this publication We must begin
with tue municipal govornmout."
The doctor said lac had received n
letter from whole aouleu lady, who
volunteered TO start the movement
among tho women, anu he mad = long
conversation with nof about II.
Referring TO IN. coming elections
for governor, he said!
"lf you think Mt. HIN IN the kind OF
man who viii sign his name 10 a bill
giving the mayor tne power TO remove
the heads Of departments, then vote for
him. IL not, dou'g thA'a nil, anu
unless Mr.. HIN has ueen recently re-
formed, hardly think ho viii do II.
1 have heard fumOr that u IA the
purpose Of IAmmany TO indorso MT.
Gon Tor mayor. II lisa HIN Idea, be-
lieve, and it shows that Hin u trying
10 silly himself with n body that will
lend respeotablllty TO his campaign.
la regard 10 Mir. G9l, vino has been
mentioned for the mayoTalty, and the
proposed Endorsement Of him by Tam.
many, have only this 10 say:
know sir. God personally anu we'll,
aud know he II prepared to sink hi.
own personality In this matter. |
know what 1 am talking about. He
IL 80 devoted 10 tue welfare Of his city
that he will never allow his personal
ambitions, II he has any, 10 stand be-.
tween himself aud mis- duty 10 his
fellow 81 izsns."
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I'm caah aud fret elias. securities. By
the terms OF the Will the estate was ~
be divided after "a certain time among
Nicholas Luning's i've children, IN
equal shares. the heirs INCORPORATED
b. the Luniug company, Winfield
being president anu general manager.
Mrs. George q. Fife, one VI Lunins'a
daughters was especially dissatisfied
with the management Of the estate In
which aho said she was allowed no
voice. She finally Withdrew ffonl the
Incorporation, accepting ~ het shsfo
realty and bonds valued OF s5Ou,OOO.
Hot freaIs aver that her share M the
estate should have ben Al least twice
that amount. The Flies are preparing
TO resort TO the courts to uitot toe ar.
fangement on the ground OF fraud and
Misrepresentation ON the pnft Oi
Whiltell.
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couRr MAnrIAI..
Major whnm Accused Of Conluet un-
heenmInH an OnIcer


becoming an Onicsh
VANCOUVER, Wash, Oct. 5.-The
general o0uttmaftial called to try
Major J.M.W nam, paymasteT U.S.A.,
IL made up VI the following ofilcefsi
Bngadiet-G General OTIS, PRESIDENT;
Colonel II. NJ. Anderson, Fourteenth
infantry; Lieutenant Colonel Theaker,
Fourteenth Infantry; Lieutenant.Colo.
mel Wolvefton, deputy surgeon gene.
raj; AFOREMENTIONED Baron, Fret
cavalry; Major Post, corps OF engineers;
Major FULLY McCtea, Fith artillery;
Major w. Il. Nash, commlAsary VI
subsistence; Major Marshal, quarter
master; Major J W. french, -Four.
teenth Infantry; Major q. ), Wilson,
assistant acknowledgement; Major q, A.
Mcclure, quRTtefmastet with Captain
q. Mcclure, acting Judge advocate.
Ex.Uniled states Attorney General
Williams appeared for the defendant.
The charge against MAJOR WhAm IL
conduct unbecoming an officer In not
satisfying n judgment. The evidence
adduoed by the Judge advocate on the
part VI the prosecution consisted on
tifely OF correspondence between the
attorneys OF ID. q. HolcOmb, Of
Kansas city, complainant In the
case, and various officials OF the war
department at Washington and be.
tween the department and Major
Wham and tho major and his
attorneys and the officers OF the su.
preme court OF New York concerning
the Judgment alleged by Holcomb To
have been obtained by them In June,
1890, amounting to S2,2l0. From the
correspondence II 10 learned that the
debt upon which the alleged Judgment
was obtained was incurred while
Major Whain was president and Hol-
comb general manager VI the North
PErk anu NAndalia Mining company
OF Colorado. They gave Joint note
TO the Laramie National bank OF
Laramie, Wyo., for II, O46, both agree
ing the money was Tor the company
aud not Tor private use. The note be.
came due with interest which Hol-
comb claims he had to pay. Holoomh
brought suit and obtained judgment.
Moor Wham claims he knew nothing
OF the rendering OF the Judgment
against him undl eight months after,
anu that he made repeated efforts
pending the trial VI the chse and sub
sequenly TO obtain copy Of the
original complaint. HoloOmb claims
In the original complaint TO have
signed the note merely aa an endOIseT,
aud rs an accommodation to Major
Mham.
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z. c. NJ, l. STOCKHOLDERS.
Their FIliy.afsl Ssmi.lnIull neltIHg
Held TOday,
To Hasten TO Reports aud Eisct on
GERS ard Directors ioF the
Ensuing Year.

There was large representation Of
Y. &. NJ. 1. stockholders nj the fiiy'
nr,t stmi.annual meeting which con-
venod today to listen TO reports Of the
iuutution's business for the pnst hall
ysar This presidents report was
listened to with deep Interest. a
eynopsi- appears In another part OF
the Ntws.
After ino reading of reports WIS COM
plcted, the election for tiiicrrr was
proceeded win, reiuliing iu the telco-
ton OF the following ticket NJ the head
Of the Institution for the next years
wiliord Woodruff.
Vice pfesiJonl-M0scs Thatcher.
Hocfo,afy- r. q. Wobbor.
Tfeasutef--A. w, Carlson,
Dltectou-Guof.o q Cannon, Jofeph
+. Smith, Hebcr J. Grant, George
RDmney, J. II. windcr, II. Din.
Woodey, T.. +. FarusH0rth, j. r.
Barues, w. II. Rove, John heury
Smith, Il. NJ. Lyman.
The meeting then adjourned.
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HUNTING EXPEDITION.
salt Iakrrs to Join General Kicks In
The Zig Horn nnd Teton Country.

A party OF prominent Salt Lake
sportsmsn, smong whom arc Dfs'
Pioutz anu Thpp and Parser the tax
llermiat, viii leave over the Union
Pacific on hunting expedition 10 the
Big Horn Rni TETON countries, where
they expect TO Join General Kicks who
has spent the summer months In and
About Boda Springs.
General Kicks Ia commander In
charge Of the Mlsslssippi State Militia
AID widely known throughout the
United States. He is also said to
ba one Of the weAlthiest gentle.
mon Of tue South. His camping
outfit In tue Teton Ia valued NJ $4,000
bnd his thoroughbred horses and dogs
which torm part OF his equipment afe
among the best IN the iand.
The Kicks party Ia armed With rifles
and shot guns Of tho most molern In.
ventiln aud tue Salt Lakers wuo 70 10
loin thsm will also be- well supplied In
tbs same direction. The part OF The
country into winch lhoy arc going IL
said 10 abound with deer, elk aud bear
aud ~ they expect TO be gone about
six weeks ths Indications are that they
viii have an exceedingly pleasant
time,
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AMUsgMENTs.

SAISTs ASD Observation-Disclosures,
curtain calls, applause, laughter and
tears we're tho rule at the rhuattr last
evening, when Mt. Stoddart and the
Home CLUB gave their secoad rendition
Of Saints anu sinners. AZ pfomhed
by the NEWS, tho fret performance
drew The lightcst audience aud busi-
ness took Jump last evening; tonight
the advance sails shows that the
heaviest house VI the engagement thus
far viii be- Ia Attendance, and TO.
mprr0N's popular priced matinee aud
the finish Of The engagement tomorrow
evening are expected ~ 10 ihu old
time monster Conference hu1iouoes.
There was an imtnensu improvomt M
IN last nighps rendition, neatly Iwouiy
MINUTES being saved III time
over the opening ptHofmaE,9,
aud tho people all being
much more at ease. Especially was
this the casc with Mr. Young, whote
Hoggnri, now that the NERVOUSNESS of
the mat night las worn of, u ON ex.
ceilUnt charactefiz luOu. MT. Stoddar
OF oUufse raised all the old time en-
luusiasni fdf his most Admirable aud
affecting acting. People who mite
this opportunity ~ seeing his deliui a.
ton OF the old minister, miss an "a.
hibition Of high artistic acting such ~
cannot be seen half = dozen times IN "A
decade Of theatrical seasons.
TnE TABERSACLE CONCERT tomor.
row evening viii call Out all the
strongest Of our local talent, including
the choir NJ 400 voices. and all the
soloists who made the WOfld'u FaiT
trip notable.
FRIENDS advance sale opened at the
TheAtef tubs morning.
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DEsTnucTIvE oyCLoSg
villages hwept Away and many OF tae
Inhabitants hiiIed.


San FRANCISCO, Oct. o. The
steamer Gaelic brought tho news OF "a
severe hurricane winch, according to
the Kobe Chronicle OF September llth,
caused Widespread destruction. VII
lagos were swept away aud people
KILLED. Many vesselS were supposed
10 have boon lost.
The storm swept on 10 tho northeast
airor wteoking Nogaisk. lls path
seems % be unusually Wide, for NJ
MarinOple II devastated the country
IS a point eleven miles inland anu had
lie outer edge far upon the sea. Marin.
oplo was practically blotied out OF ex-
i-tence. Not three houses IN hum
cred are lett standing. II lie estimated
that over 200 yeTsOue perished IN this
town alone. North " Marlnople the
storm Buenla 30 have made sudden
turn TO the eastward over Delaga
Point, iIa left edge iniilcting slight
damage on the town OF Berd .anski.
Houses were unrooltd and u uOzen
peuons were killed by falling timbers.
Onoe at sea tho stofn made It's Jury
lelt.
Que OF tho most disastrous flreA
which Canton has experienced broke
out on the morning OF August 81,
among the flower boats At Canton.
About O'Clock the nle started and
ths highly lnfammabls nature OF
The material u which the boats
are constructed lent every assistance
TO the coailagTation, which though
rombatted by the appliance OF n ire
brigade, soou enveloped tho whole
fleet. II aaid only one escaped, the
remainder being entirely destroyed.
rnu scene was indescribsbly awful.
Although many lifvUuAts arrived In
The Vicinity tue current was too strong
fnr them 10 effect many retcues. lt IL
reported that all the Hover boats were
lestfoS ed, except ten or eleven which
.nereeded IA making their escape.
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OMAHA, Oct. o. - Tho letter OF
Colonel Merritt Barber, Hdiutsnt gem
eTal Of the department OF the Platte,
TO the local representatives, Of the
army OF the Tennessee, refusing 10
have anything TO do with that society
and referring TO It In most die
courteous manner, may cause a court
martial. General Howard was very
angry when he read Barber's letter
and said no would "allond 10 the
matter" when he got back from the
East. General Stone, chairman OF the
executive committee, determined to
suppress all corTesponuvnos with
Colonel BarUor, but some OF the com,
mllteo insisted upon having copies.
Barber, In u letter, declared that he
had never heard Of tue association and
cared nothing for H.
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Igw U. p. TINE TABLE.
Ssxt-So aii asI1ta'n.'

On Sunday, October 7ih the Union
Pacific will inaugufalo new train
schedule a. Indicated beloWi
On AMI after thaI dale train No. /,
The Limited Fast Mall, will arrive Ia
salt Lake $50 a. y, instead of $500
a. m. No. 7, Alauuc Express, viii
arrive IL Salt Lsiu l:aO y. m. instead
OF 1915 y. M.
On Monday Oc,lhers the running u
trains Noe. q and leaving Salt Lake
ut o, 6O q. m. fot Provo and returning,
arriving "a. salt LAX, $3.50 a. IN. VIII be
discontinued,
The special trains via the Union
Pacific, during Conference, will leave
this city daily az follow,i For Ogden,
Cache Junction anu intermediate
points, 1870 y. m; for Juab and Inter
mediate lOiuis, $3.50 .. M Tor IoOvle
and intermediate points, b;u1 y. m. AZ
lhess trains do not leave uutil sonie
tins after the adjournment u the alter.
noon meeting, theteis no occasion tor
persons leaving the building until the
close VI the services. LA.
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onces Of both gentlemen in the fruit
growing line were given In ~
interesting manner. This pos.
sitiiiios ~ fruit production
Ia the 81. George county were excel.
lcutly portrayed by ST. Judd, as was
also the al suluie NECESSITY 40 imuatting
proper instruction In the line Of lfuit
raisiug AMI shipping.
O.brr gentlemen gave Instructive
information ON the subject under dis.
cutsion. Among them was George
Craner, q Tooelc, who believed, he
said that the organization was n sep la
the right direction.
The committee on order q business
recommended that the moeiin DO I'd.
iourncI Until Tomorrow lsaturlny
uight Mt 1880, " convene a. lhe 0ll
Fcdefal court room. Toe reason gwen
Tor tho recommended IA was that u was
the uuauin1u. belief OF thu committee
that there would he a much larger rep.
resoDtatiUn present at IA time.
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DETROIT, Oct. willltm u. from
bley is locked ~ atpllice hrnlquartefs
on tu.picion u being connected with
tho mufder OF Charles Is. Chauyin, HE
uncle. rfOmbley is the missing heir
10 the Chauviu estate Tor whom tue
police have been searching New YORK
aud no sold bis Interest IN the estate
10 Johu II. 3siis. Tr0mbley and Belts
came 10 Detroit from New York last
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The Bicycle Races.

Following lisa summary Of yoster-
day afternoons bicycle races.
Quarter mile s.ralch, won by George
l.. Weller, a. w. Game second, J. q.
Royls third. Time, 38 as.
0ne mile lap race, won by King,
Roylp second, risdale third. Time,
1888 8,
one mile Social Wheel Club cham.
lionship, won by George l.. Weller, q.
IA. Evans second. Time, 2;39 4'o.
Five milo handicap, won ~ George
l.. Weller, Ii. o. Jensen sHconl, Lon
HYDE third. pime, 1852 SO.
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A Question.

It's a question which attracts the
most attention the tox OF live rattle
snakes In the Godbe, Pitts & com.
pany's drug store window with the
captive mice, or the box Of Mexican
dumping beans" IN the drug store
windoN N Farlow a Co., McCOfuiok
block. Vast crowds gather IN front Of
the windowA OF both Institutions auu
stand for hours gazing a. tue oufiosi.
NNsa
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Al the University.

The Universily had large mum.
ber OF visitors today, from mem.
her OF school boards, teachers and
citizens from different Of the Territory.
The attendance IL increasing and ex.
aminRtions Of new students arc being
held daily.
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NEW YORB, Oct, 5.-rhe opening Of
the transactions on change were At AN
advance over the final sales yesterdRy.
In subsequent trading bugar au-
yaneed !.
The market was strong after IL
O'Clock on fairly active buLneas, but
only fractional advances were made.
Lead 10 up !. Sugar has been heavy
on comparatively small businesa anu
Loaf pvr oenL
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sANTA Rosa, Cal, Oct. 5.-nudolph
spreckop, son u Claus Sprvckcls, the
sugar magnaic, IL about to establish
n beet sugar fufi cry here on 2i8 acres
Of land just secured. Sugar bee have
been grown 10 this county successfully
for year.. New bulliings Ato 10 be
erected for the factory, hig wells sunk,
aud large plant will toou be Ia opof-
alton
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The c.ar I,epertea penn.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. D. - A report
reached the bOutse today from Paris
that the ezar was dead. AS result
there was fall Ia the price OF Rus-
Sian securities.
LONDON, Oct 5.-AlArming reports
reached tho stock exchange today
about tho cza's health. They had
little effect upon the market Us they
we're denied.
Officials OF the Russian embassy die.
credit the report that the car has sui.
fereu n TelnI 30.
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Que Robbsr CauEhi, Two Escape.

BLOOMFIELD. H., Oct 5.-'rhe rob.
beers VIM uynamitsd the Bloomfield
bank safe Wednesday night anu got
away with nearly $1,000, were run
down with posse aud bloodhOunds
last night. There were three, one OF
whom was shot down. lie gave his
name ~ Charles Rivers. Rivera hal
100 OF the stolen money. He IL
badly wounded and viii die. The
other two robbers eluded the posse.
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poIsoSEn ~ BRUSSELS.

Expcricuce Of "a Pnr'y Enjoying
themselves NJ the sea hhorr.
eAN FHAECisoO, Oct. IA party
oi well known ladies snd gentlemen OF
lhIs city have been spending tue sum.
MGR on BollnHs bay. fhey were ali
uoisoned by eating MUSCLE gathered
irom The rocks. They we're tefiously
sfieotod, nut are recovering. Mu,sels
have always bsen supposed 10 DO Who'll
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me food. Some Physicians ascflbe
the poisu irg the presence Of Upper
mu,sel IL the hair.llko scale harmless
unless the mollusk Is thoroughly
cooked, but very poisonous otherwise.
The physician uxperlmented with the
uncooi ed mussei juice on animals and
founi Il 80 deadly ~ atfychnine.
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County Superintendent.

There will DO held tomorrow at .
O'Clock. meeting OF the county super.
intondcnts Of the entire Territory, In
response TO call issued by Commits.
slouer Lewis
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VIII Meet Again on Monday.

The Utah Commission has not yet
completed the task Of naming election
judges and will not 10 20 this week ~
an adjournment has Uecn taken until
Monday next al B;3u AIN.
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Tho sues Canal COMPANY Applies to
France TOR Protection,

CAIRO, oct. 5.-rhe Egyptian
Gatitts Gays It 10 rumorsd that the
suez Canal company has applied to
the French government for protection
OF ils property 10 Egypt, where trouble
has arisen on account OF the sirikss.
The commander OF the French cruiser
Frouds at Port Said is said to have
prepared to dlsembark marines and
blue Jackets to protect the property.
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EoTEs

John II. Windor exhibited n pait Of
BLACK shetland ponies that were about
M small, and certainly as pretty, aA
any ever seen IN this city, They "efe
well matched, land drew a cute little
carriage that seemed 10 have been
maIu Tor thum.
Among tue live stock exhibits was y
pen containing three head OF deer,
owned by J. n. Anterior, which NJ.
tfgoled much attention.
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Sunreme rOuri.

The Territorial supreme Court win
meet tomorrow In special adjourned
iOsslon, ct 10 a. M.
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UNDER The RUINS.
A Number Of Fireman Killed by lht
Falling Walls
OF A BURNING BUILDING.
Men, Women aud Children Trampled
Under the Feet Of Terror
Stricken SPECTATOR.

DETROIT, Oct. "a FIRE broke out
In keenan, & Jaime furniture house
At 1920 today, which IL now under COR
troll. Koonan & Jahn's loss l. $4,000;
Insurance 100000. The l0ss on the
buildings owned by ffaugolt Schmidt
n estimated at $50, 900, iully insured.
One fireman has been lakes out dead
aud three seriously injured. siN
others were in the ruin NJ e.3l ami "A
desperate effort 10 being made by n
large iorco 10 get them out.
The IRE was discovered IN the base
OF the furniture store " Keenan, aud
jain at 1880 O'Clock this morning.
When the engines arrived the ire Ind
fun up the elevator shaft. Tho eniife
upper floors were tfiAmo whom the
first stream was thrown. There were
nixiy employees most Of whom had
great difficulty In escaping. The build
ing, aud old hvc-story structure, soon
was Quilted and the stock ruined. Al
O'Clock the front wall tumbled Into
Woodward avenue. The tfemtn were
warned anu retrealed n rapidly a. pos
eihle. some gOl from under but "a
dozen or more were unable To do 70.
A yell OF horror went up stimuli.
taneously from the thioai- Of tho
crowd In the streets, ana there was n
crash like m oaIr1quake. The nir
was filled with dV,t, sheets OF ilamo
aud smoke. The falling walls broke
tue heavy electric aud trolly wires.
The lash Of the spluitcrlng electric
| fiuid lighted ~ the tceue und the
crowd sufged 10 get into the stores and
down the side streets. A number OF
men, women anu children were tram
! pied under the feet Of the frightened
| spectators, but none was seriously hurt.
Lieutenant Michael II. Dluoghy,
/ plpemAn Richard DEFY and Pipeman
John Pagel were taken out dead.
Frederick Pussy, spectator, was
taken TO the hospital anu died. NJ Ike
Gray was 10 badly Injured that he may
die. Mike Bonile, n pipemau, IL ttill
In the ruins anu certainly dead.
These ara injured; Lieutenant
O'lloufke, Pipeman +. stock aud
PipemAn q. CfonOn. Tho aggregate
loss on tho building and stock ~
estimated at $4,000, iully IN ufed.
The following afe added to the dead
End Injured; Julius Cummings Sill
IA the iulus.
Injured; John II. Newell, injured
about the head, Thomas Garry. badly
bruised; Leslie McNara, Henry kim
befley and Henry HerSA