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The leader., 1895-10-22
c HAS. A. BARRIE r. NJ. D..
Physician and Surgeon,
Rrookhaven, Miss.

OFFICE At Front Street Drug Store, second
door from S he rman & Davis Bank.
The leader., 1895-10-22
CHAS. CHRISTIAN. EFF. BRENNAN.
CHRISMAN & BRENNAN,
ATToRNE YS.AT.LAW,
Brookhaven, Miss.

WILL practice in all the Courts Of Lincoln
w and surrounding counties. Also Supreme
and Federal Courts at Jackson.
OFFICE-In Storm Building, Front st.
jan29-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

The late republican ouvention, held
10 the State Of Newiork last week,
did itself credit by putne into It's plat
form a plank which deared, practically,
for the American ,bbsth AID ior
Sunday closing Of sslo} p New York.
To do this might see 10 w Al easy
thing, but when it is own that 1t will
array against the part the great liquor
powers, all the drinkInmen, oil the Grim
insl classes and thu ipds OF Satan him
self, it will be sect u, IT IS liable to
result 10 the defeat tLe party at the
polls. 1t is always b .na, Stfst 10 do
right and let the conss Ges take care Of
themselves, but poalsns are made Of
pretty good stuff whitley have the cour
age to ALLEVIATE a gre voting power and
voting class that thepey put plank 10
to their platform wb, 'hoash nglt IN
yites defeat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

The INSUFFICIENT re)s" 81 the "lison
tariff Is not only respH - 'ot tue ipI
crease Of our public p - '"e au' ouu' u
300, 600. 900, but II increased import"
tous are respoDsi9 'o' 40 no" o'
gold aud placing gov l. nFD' AZ tue
mercy Of foreign pey J. kefs The
nor. vs buv Of fore nsl COS The more
no,ev ue must seuo pay lhe bills and
,h.v will take nothibnt gold, The mat
ter is fully eIpIsinen the ioIIosln2 IL
trAst from cable n to the i y Fri
bune,
With the Yortsh'~ss.e.- s1d vorstsd
factories 10 foil ope,sc VITA every loom
aud spindle in La. h;,s moving, with
Tue S'shotd'hife tteries employing 8
'A'ge iotoe OF extra nds. and With the
iron and steel trade 80, .,.,,oo mn IN
dev the Influence Oh r,,,s, ,ss sh
Zee, a We ,qorasn,;Isc, ian enl.fs
ing tbs asGAet IA g., Fooli.b
goods is disSto%es, 49,.
20 great when the -. I'll
'''' : W '''' ,erlod Of depression,
bot at present the .c..,..,. 80 A.b,
'o' NV NV ''''' Imports 4 English
~ '@1'op''" s'0- 40 has b. fetile its
bills, while cotton ,-I,,.a D.. -.
p1'H'e's '0' a b price, sut wtea,
also. Gesa-se The =. ,,.w =.
'u'Ase '"'-4 80: the United StAes,
and With comG- sTgL...t. -. s. y
lOrk, gold soes ga lia..,h.n..,t.,n.,
he regulated by th,,,si..,. W., ..
knosa positively is,a ant h.r
pom '''4' VI 'N' Ted Kingdom With
voc = 1'''I "'''''' ,ioh rsu up duiius
the Gtst 4gAriet - a. oo4 oga,,Isg1
W sa's'e0'''' ~ Use sEoEI % signs
VI "o'''''''- - W. volume q business
AA' oesA '1 mEin,Aised 10 the
'seoAa 3 l''''' SOU 10 date, With this
s'oa' 'N.' S-.' - ira ie TOT Eaiope ~
vel a. LaglAri tp,s,,iv . 1900,
factor 10 ihe prabIe noss, ,hs 60 =,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

LslBIe u GE0H0E 4. H0AuDH
The underaRued, having been appointed ~
the Hon, Probate Court fDfthe Disttlet u Man,
chester Com ulpsiOhefr, 70 receive, examine ana
adjust all claims and demands u all person,
against the estate u
George A Hoard late of WInhar,
10 said DMtret, deceased aud al eialms - hlblt-
cd 10 Jfset thereto. hereby give notice thst ~
sil meet i1f The pufpores afurtssid Al Jonas
Hl4s store 10 WHtaN ou The ith day N
March peIt. from o'rlack . N until I gclocs
p. N. Oh said day ADd that III month"; from tho
7tb day " September 4. b. 1898. IL the time
limited by said Court ~ SAID creditors ~ PIE.
sent their claims ~ ~ Tor examination aud
allowance.
Dated At Wluhai tbls 7tb day Of Beptsta
Der b. 1858
IHEG, 4 FLASDkEAL g...s.-
1k1H JBk4R UIfI I'm IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26
Ah,lr.l. nnthrr.

Are yen disturbed Of ulght and broken
# your rect by q sick child soldering aud
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 IL 80
send At ouce aDd get bottle Of Mrs VIZ,
sIows Soothing Syrup for children beth,
log. Ii cures dysentsry, disrhoea, Isgul
lsles the stomsch aud boEels. cures ~iud
collie, solteas tue gums, fsa ao@s iLhauA,
ii9n, aud gIVrs tone Aa1 energy 10 the
whole system. MIA aGs1oss Soothing
syrup for Cbtldlea IselalEa u pleahs1t
70 the taste All IA L3.s pteso' pliou Of out
d the cldesi A!.d beet itmsle physiciaus
sud nurses IL abe Dated States, sBd is for
sals by al druggists ihroug houi the EorId
price - chs a bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

A writer has teen specializing ss Il
Who are the slx richest me IN the world
The result OF his investigation is Ii Hube
Chang Is the richest maupn earth with
$500 900 600 TO bis credit The second
richest man Is John ID. bckielIer with
SisG 600, 900 and IS the 'eslthlest man
in America. The othen the Duke Of
Westminster and CoioualNorth, English
men, acd Cornelius Vanderbilt AMI the
Chinese tea mere ant, Wh Qua, are each
given 500, 100000 Onl two, Cornelius
Vanderbilt and the Dukei Westminster,
Inherited their wealth, be rest made il,
What John d, Rock felIepnd bis sssocls
ties did with petroleumn the United
States, Woh Qua did wn tea IN China
monopolizsd it ColoneNorth now the
close friend OF the Prinoof Wales, could
not read or write wheuie was IA years
cid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

~ hazlug of roaring souud 10 yuuf
head1 Have yoa dIfHennv il hearing d,s
tibctiyF Are you troubled with a coniin
usl dropping Of mucus itltsuUg the
throat sud csasius yea 70 caasb} l. your
breath nupleasutly affected and sccomt
panied vita bad tsttsf l. your bearing
lees 1eutef II -, you have cstarrh ard
Cbould At once procure bottle Of Elrs
stream Balm, the best fnosn remedy
The BALM will give lnstsnt relih
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

Autr,esus oBs ht 70 be- hsrry They Wpb
tie great yacht race = yuuug Aut'leAa
voa 10 tie wcrld chess igutnsmtlt, beat
.ss The bo,i Ilsyers 10 the world. s1d ia'i
hstBrAty The AneFiosH boys 900 every
oas Of tie eleven eVsrs 10 TIE la'efLs
i4obs! sttlspe contests. bestiag the "e''
EsslnA aiLIstcs sd smssbiog sever"
worlds records
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

| have been sgtest sufferer from cslsrrL
for oven ten years, had 1t very bad. coulu
hardly breath. Some nights | could moi
sleep aud bad to walk the floor. / pui
chased Eye Cream Balm and am. asine
It freely, ms working cure sasely. !
naye advised several friends q. zoe il, snu
sith happy results IN every case. 1t l.
the medicine above al. others Tor cstarrh
aud Is worth lif weight IN gold, thsnk
God / b We i.dnd remedy eau use with
safety aud that does all that ls claimed
Tor H. It ls curug my desiness-B W
spetry, Hartford Com,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

TIE dedication Of CtielmAugS iatk we
ess Of tie moss potable events Of the dee
.8e. The Blue ,Bd the Grey met it large
sumben ADD mou admirable speeches
we're made by pfcUtnept leaders 90 both
.iAs,. There sss little bitterness msDi
tested aud al ibduIged 10 strong protest"
uans Il dew lle0 10 the reuglied conn'ry
.ud destte tbst pact differences be for
.,at hafel-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

Ihs Cubsn Geuersl Gomez has written
,,Y el,st ds 10 tbs country that the reyolu
- tan ~ secured, aud that by the time our
. ,.nsrsas meets The revolutionary govern
,,n..t sLl,.s SO lsr organized as TO ask rec
oght,.on - ar hands, and OF other ma
uus Tb... .. lssst lie the meaning OF
phst he wt0te, There is probably no
doabt that very .s.,,7 in its impending
so onr Congress ~ be asked TO take
,.tluo .teps Ia TIE direction Of recognition
me, shole mstter will have TO DO "o""'s
-, ,th sres, care add caution, sod our
40. %, .-,,iy quarrels should not be SLOWED
.,...yulxol tho dicision IN any way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

e. Gassoisfs 10 Lasjoa ssy tLfy Do got
ur8erttsri bow tae aslhew O geld ita@
Anufioa ca he etectsd, ftofpi BY bead
ssum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26
NOMMISsIONERs- NOTLNE-

- EsfATE o. JOSIAH II. Ban Ifrr
The undorsRuod, having been APPOINTED Nv
the Hon Probate Court Tor the DlsJtct u. MAJ.
chester CommlssiDuors, to receive, oIsmIns.
aud adIutt all claims aud demands Of ali per.
soHs agaus THE estate u Jopiah II B4rtI,tt late
Of Manchester 10 rald District, deceased. aud I'll
elaine exhibited 10 0h,et thereto, herela give
notice that we viii meet, for the pnrposesa fore.
ssid, at tho Coiburb House IN Hancbesttr
Centre on the 9th day u February mont
from 10 O'Clock 4. N, until 4 O'Clock r. ~
on said day aud that sI months from the 2iih
day OfAuKust A. u. 1898 ln the time limited BY
said Court for sAld creditors 10 present Their
claims b us Tor examination aud allowance.
Dated A. Msnchsstor this 2Jtd d. of
August. 4. u, 1895
... !. G BLAgKhEB, con,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

The Fall River weayefs are 10 he con,
graduated on their emlueutiy sensible and
conservative decision not 10 Orry out the
strike over which they have ben dellber.
sting for a short tine. To ne told that
strikers, stoppsges, etc bad cost the
workers OF the little city about i've mil
lions within the past two ears WAS 40
argument which went home 1t was 70
presented also, by those wto bad stud
led the conditions, that now 90 the verge
Of wIuter, when the bustrss situation
vss Just beginning to holt out promise
Of better times, II most inopporlune
time for beginning new VS. There can
be no doubt that if there hall be con
tlnued increase 10 prosperif, this conser
vatiTe action ut this time " J carry weight
with The mill owuers, wbn they shall
begin to feel that long sason OF good
business has really began.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

attended tht natsfast g ne BRITISH lssu
tate ~ IaIse Hu1tH he uYs tta tie
aausfufas a oristau - "a laa srai9sui
ptraesat, 10 saft 8sbno n iba Eaetiirs
shs hs8 81 cnfh line to ihs prsc
hras aiasert.Haa Of tie tfssimepi d dIpt
Tore lt ASA tata. that The ap6rlmtp
"a. sts.a ttt { - faane Fsssod ssd ibH
tse feussy ls8 pferss IT, siaiu % be far
al,aff Ill she ether femsd,es igf TIE care
O. 8trlthen. 80 tbst ooFtysieish would
b. .asnge3 10 sgy rsts e diphlhsris tbsi
.tst IL called $500 &C. su'rd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26
lOMMIssIONEK'5 NOTICE,


EsiEtu ~ LAEbEb AkEbDH.
TIE uDgerslgDed, having been appointed ~
tLo Hon Probate Court lgr the Distr8t NJ Hal.
cnrster. Commanders, 10 receive ,tIAmlne, GAd
algs. al claims and demands u al tersoas
against Tue est6tE VI
LafBed Amef9h, ate ~ MauelssteF
ia rad bluict. deceased AID all claims exhibit.
% ia ohaet tbefeto. hereby give notice that 80
vii meet Tor The purposes Aforesaid Al
ILGytTs HlLei Ia MaueLsstef Centre "a
he oh DAY Of February utIt, frgu 10
O'Clock until Z y'eloek n o. said dsy ana
that eli months from The Clb day n Aggust
4. u. 1875, Is ils rse hunted ~ ssla Cauu
'Dr tai1 efsdltors " present tltu elkgms 10 "
for eIGmiuEiiUu aud aHgWaHoa
Dated a. Manchester tLis glh DAY u AHgaa
4. u. ls33
=. Il. 0llDikGs.I
EBEh TATLOE, : Coa's.
METAE AgEk4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26
Chr llDnulb Journal
THURSDAY. sErTEaBEB % is2'
DIX ttAUh1s gd3is' a-t Proprietor

f.. HaEs#tH - AaE. ta1f So
~ .....a.a Htnast w Muxa, tNp VI
Lsaa Ala HtHa0 IN Mlsfft1T7zErNH.
Inusr so gHr raurglls vHlaH VI HnNa
.rrm TwTgr sfr Trtra oT IH7r~1fr
Tu#Jr Cas- ASH agurH tT#lts FetNleH
araa rfHEsaf 30 FHosFuHTgf lHur a
= on-rur 10 fuf vrHu VAIN lspn
rrurll rvrEufnH Htt frH vEaF AM
YAM HAssT AMI vHIr gHF mFEeTFf
.anIrs o. z4S Hta sraH ENaafE4aESENT.
-WM MeKINLEY. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

Are yea sssgiag Ssh aBy disease
uhioh wll nstke yaur life miserable. 10
vuu tuos Tat RAisu Miotrbe Ruler
sill cure J0a, cold by
Miss Mnr FtwyN AFeul
vg5m. Maple liill. Manchester . pot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

The Omo aud New York republican con
reptlous we're both harmonious gatherings
though trouble was anticipated in the
eater state. The enforcement Of the eI
.ass laws 10 New York city may lose the
.parts some votes, as the democrats will
make Ale most Of it, though that party Is
responsA..e Ior the laws. On the other
n.ua some democrats, including many
lrsh osLhalios are delighted with the en
forcement OF AAo laws and may decide to
help the Republicans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

Tue Navy Department is eIpeumeutlns
~ah new style Of furnace for steam max
lng IN the boilers propellng steam ships,
~hesdn the draft Is Owen downward
through the body Of the fire, escaping
abrough che crate bars below, The result
IS said to be the almost complete oombns
uaa OF all smoke snd SCOT II the device
proves sances. tai II viii be another TN
umph Tor woman. THIS nas always been
her vsy Of bulIdtug hre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

Tue market. OF the wotld are not re
a.. audiuE TO the ", leon tArih 10 nsnner
tie, eau be called Eyecpltate. The Brit
IT hasri u trade repofts that the British
IL ct, to the Uaiied Ststes dating the
,af, ~ moatbs Of 1895 increased o'es The
AZ. oa,rtoi Iast year to the extent Of Is,
40 0ie. shile Tue corresponding decrease
.ta,B, HsL.,Lports from the United s,stes
~.s ILsn.tii Tie change SssiusI the
uuh q ,tstcs in,sas Ell months wss over
slt uG 00o No S4adet Chsirmsu VII
.ou ,pev'l he wetg apElAade1 il London,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

No.t.rg sl-ss mote clearly the prompt
pes. .td rssar 81 baupsss sBlefptlse 10
ttts eoaeiry ths0 the fee, tbsi 81 the be
.iut5os q IBIS year tie whole q Europe
lad tat 40 msles a electric railroad.
While III tie United -istss 30 SOD ni.es
wers 80 apsuiIoa. "e are also far 10 81
vance 10 spg.tiss electricity - steam raj
ro.ds IBe slsc.fIca 'qaipu 20, GA tbe
Naalsstei Beach braueb Of the New York,
Nes Havoc sul Hartford RAILROAD IS re
ported 80 be = complete success. sioee
tie Substitution 0t tie currvul for steam
90 tie brABcb lev weeks ago toe trains
have been roo more frequently snd cbeSp
". sud the number Of passengers carried
hss Increased 800 per cent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

According to London cable dispatch
fle Chronicle Of that city says thst there
ii. Great activity IN the potteres at Han
Gag, .Suuem and other places IN conse
lneuo. Of the revival Of trade with Amer
o., erp0l.. for seven months indicating
oa,* lsrgsft shipment, for many years.
r' adH tie Mckinley act the Stshordshire
.aul Other p0t.erles lost a large share Of
,'taiT American tfaie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

H. OHIO The State Board Of Health hss
tteL appealed 10 Tor sid 10 the Sblse
msut Of peculiar GuisSuee that Threatens
the pubic bealt1 Of Western OHIO The
cYagtfy !, oreuau With suals. They
have come 10 millions aud Invade the
uoases, leaving trsils thst are iudelbIe
stalas upon the h5ors, walls aud iuruii
tufs They fall tato wells aud clsterns,
.ld dyiag 10 great numbefs, render the
v.tef putni. Ia the latter feature they
.re proving = menace 10 hesllh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

10 estimating tbs relative importance
q The home ald foreign markets 10 our
sgucaltufisrs I need. only be- sand that
oar ouu cora crop slole bets he isrme'
,um eqaSl to our eutre exports OF manu-
featuring. forests. G.heres, mining snd ali
other agriculture. oar corn crop 10 1891
amounted to S,3G 433 rs. our bay crop
10 1894 to Sl6s 577 32l. our most yalosr
bic Cotton crop 10 1852 to 500 936 800
Seldom do cur aggregate imports and ~
ports son Uiuel e4aal IN value tbes three
crops sIone Tue entire annual earnings
Of the industries Of tbs county may be es
limsled at fifteen bilious OF dollars auun
ally. sud Of this our aggregated imports
and experts form Oae tenth. The other
nice tenths are the bone market for Amer
icau products sud Ameriosu labor,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

Tue United States leads the world IN
railroad speed An Empire express trsln
OF iour cars, drawn by locomotive No.
s70, 90 the New York Central Railroad
r.u iron New York to Buntlo, distance
Of $50 IL uiles, 10 lO7 mIuutes, or 40 ay'
ersge d 6ll,2 miles an hour. This breaks
iAs record Of O. liz miles recently made
10 England, The Train Intended to run
90 Albany, ll3 miles. TO 100 minutes, but
made The time IN two Lonrf. "a minutes
~ p seconds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26
A. 4. HAMILTON, Manager,
U1lCA CLOTHING STORE.
MANCHESTER CENTRE, VERMONT
JOSEPH II. GUILDS Estate.

JOSEPH II. GUILDS Estate.
State Of Vermont, District Of Manchester, IA.
The PROBATE N9nt f2r The UtsHtcf NJ Hancissfri
10 al persons Interested IN the estate "
Josesh II Guild lato Of Rupert in said District
deceased GHEuiS1.
BY the Authority Of tho state Of Vermont, yon
are hereby notified to appear before the sad
Plobate Court, at tbs Probate Office IN Manches.
ter. IN said District, on the 9th day Of Octobor
a. d, 1875, At ten O'Clock IN the fore, oou, 10
show cause, II any you have, why the accou1toi
Myton + Roberta, Executor " the estate said
deceased should not be allowed. aud Alec why
the tesldne Of said ostste should not be- die.
tr0uted 10 the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Manchester, In said DtsttIct lb.
ION day VI September A. y. 1895
ly8NL W. d LnGENIuh NnpL.lnl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

rspieys Bread Winners ont wear oil
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS

Call at Hads Drug Store aud you will ind to the uua complete
line
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-20
DREADFUL DENVER DISASTER
Thirteen Bodies Have So Far Been
Recovered from the Ruins of
the Gumry Hotel.
Believed that the Complete Death Roll
will Contain Twenty-Five Names
Gumry Leaves Wealth, But No
Relatives-Strange Story
Concerning Him.

Denver, Aug. 20.-Twelve bodies have
so far been taken out of the ruins of the
Gumry hotel and it is now evident that
the death roll, when complete, will con-
tain twenty-four or twenty-five names,
possible more.
The dead taken out and identified are:
Frederick Houbbold, manager of opera
house, Lisbon, Iowa; Robert c.. Greiner,
manager Of Gumry hotel; Mrs. Robert q.
Greiner; James Murphy, contractor, Den
yer; George Burt, Rock Island railroad
conductor; E. F. McCloskey, mine owner,
Cripple Creek; William Richards, elevat-
or pilot; Mrs. G. R. Wolfe, Lincoln, Neb.;
child of Mrs. Wolfe; B. I. Lorah, Central
City, Colo; Ferdinand French, treasurer,
Gilpin county; Myron E. HALEY, Union
Pacific clerk.
Peter Gumry leaves 100000 worth of
property and no known relatives. His
parents we're French and were killed in
the wreck of the brig, "Peter Gumry," off
the banks of New Foundland over fifty
years ago. He was then a baby and was
the sole survivor of the wreck. His res
cuers gave him the name of Peter Gumry.
ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED.
At l2 O'Clock to day only one additional
body had been recovered, that of E. W.
Edwards, Denver butcher. This ls the
thirteenth body found and identified.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-20
TO-DAY'S CONDENSATION

The German army is to spend 100000
marks for bicycles this year. Each bat
talon has two wheelmen, who perform
the duties formerly assigned to mounted
orderlies.
A Spokane dispach says: Forest fires
continue to spread with fearful rapidity
throughout Stevens county, in this state,
Kotenai and Shoshone counties, Idaho,
and in the mining districts across the line
in British Columbia.
The Shanghai correspondent of the Lon
don Times telegraphs as follows: "The
consular expedition to Ku Cheng has
proved futile. China's attitude in trifiing
with this serious question is likely to lead
to further trouble"
Gen. Weaver says in his opinion Will
lam G. Whitney will be the Democratic
nominee for president, though Cleveland
may develoys some strength, while inc
Republicans are for Harrison, Morton,
Allison and Mckinley in the order named.
He thought Harrison would receive the
nomination.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-20
EXPLOSION OF A FURNACE.
Carnegie Steel Works, Near Pittsburg
the Scene of An Appalling Calam
ity This Morning.
Nine Men Fatally Injured and Fifteer
Badly Burned-Great Destruction
of Property-Frantic Women
and Children.

Pittsburg, Aug. 20.-An explosion al
furnce 'H" of the Carnegie Steel COM
pany, at Braddock, at 5 O'Clock this
morning, killed six men, fatally injured
three, seriously burned fifteen and des-
troyed 100000 worth of property.
The explosion was due to chang" in
the furnace, which suddenly was loosened
and dropped into the molten metal be-;
low, generating an immense quantity OF
gas SO suddenly that it could not escape
by the ordinary means. A few minutes
before the explosion one of the top filters
dumped barrow of material into the
bell of the furnace, which he had forgot
ten to raise. This clogged the top of th g
furnace and prevented the gas from es-
Gaping.
gang of sixteen men in charge of
James Harrison were sent to the top OF
the furnace to remove the obstruction.
All we're closely crowded around the bell
of the furnace when there was terrific
explosion and men, barrows, tools and
material were hurled in all directions.
Flames, deadly gases and smoke blew
from the furnace top and the men fell as
if shot. One was blown from the top of
the furnace along the metal roadway to
the elevator shaft, down which he fell,
and striking on car was cut in two.
A relief crew quickly went to the top
of the furnace, where lay ffsaen men
bleeding, torn, burned and dying. Flames
and smoke were still coming from the
furnace and the work of rescue was
dangerous in the extreme. The contents
of the furnace were scattered for hundreds
of yards around the furnace, cutting and
burning about ten men working below.
The carpenters shop was burned.
The homes of the killed and injured
men we're near the furnace and the streets
of that vicinity were filled with frantic,
half crazy women and children. The
killed are: Steve Havrela, Joseph Tuokay,
Joseph Copps, John Meka, John Peooko-
povec, John Grucha.
OF the injured it is thought that five
will die. These men we're frightfully
burned,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-20
Nebraska Democrats.

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 2O.-An interesting
situation in Nebraska Democratic circles
will reach climax Thursday morning
when the state convention convenes in
Omaha. Last year part of the delegations
from several counties withdrew from the
convention when it declared for free sill
YER. This year both elements in the party
will hold separate conventions, the ad
ministration forces at Lincoln, Septem.
Der 5. :.
The following resolutions from the
Cherry county Democratic convention
show how many feel:
eve, the Democrats of Cherry county
in convention assembled, heartily in.
dorse the administration of Grover Cleve
land. We denounce those Democrats
who devote their time and talents to
criticising the acts of their own admins
tration. We regret the present condition
10 Nebraska to-day which has caused two
Democratic state conventions. Under
existing circumstances, it seems folly te
send delegates from these remote coun'
ties to participate with either faction
and, by so doing, to add fuel to the al
ready hot hre."