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HEIIALD-ADVANCE.
W. W. DOWN1K, Eililoi- mid 1'utihsber
I A N K
e
TIIK
Two
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s. Di
The Ism of the Week.
XJ'»' TELEGRAPH AMj
CONGKETSSIONAL.
A RESor.tTiov i.Iit-ir an inv- :m
is to whether Hw- r.ylii i.u v«it•• was di'Mt-.l or
klrri-1 io any Statu wns ,li.-.cii-.i«i in the
UntteU Stales Stnatc on tU« ifitu ami the t-lec
.iim» Mil furilier rnn-alci ril ...In 1h
House a concurrent resolution was offered pro
riding for n h'.i.ilii.v n-O'-a from 11 •ceruin .".i
•a) Jiiiaiuiy r. Tim Coiign.uMonul appuruon
nent l»iil was
Tiik time was tuiien up in tho Senate on the
ITtti in (llscuxsin the ,'1,-,'ticiis lull ...In Oic
House th'' n!i!:oi'!io!itnvnl iiill. lixivia thu mi-'tn
nersliii i(the Hiniv! at .'jfHl, was discussed and
Inn 11 y ly i viti.- of 1^7 lo fS2.
IN tJn- senate mi tlif l-uu uiiis wcw passed
tor public btiiUHt,-, s at Danville, 111., lltrmmtng*
Ion, i!! iuhI S«hUi lieml. I ml. K.-n-.-.t-.r Cui
iiit rmhu-i-'l u tiil! U |r»viiU' l.ir
1 li" pa\ ment
it ill! who w-irliiMl in tin: coimi.is-ie'y ih-iiai t
lien! of the Govcrnm-i,t (hiring the: late w.ir
ifut also te place brill oil tin- pension mli. T'lii
ili'i'tnii.H bill wn* f-irth'-r di-cissM
iotise the Setnkte bill ami'iniinf the intit*
-iiaii* nini' Ti net by proviiiinir that depo-i
.iun- may be taken by mii.irici puti'.i,- u e,
jus-scd. iiinl a Iiill i jil icc Ain-ncati inbii.'i'.'
•rji-Mircil in tlie fiiM-i^rj trad.- e. an ''jiiaiit.v
ivitn that of other nations vtas cov-iiier-al.
A lin.r. was introduced in ttn« Senate un the
la:li ti. i!li w the ot the inlrp'st tfar
n« ili bt fiIi'tf.-tl if nili i- nfits. Mr. Skiiitoul
idvueated iiis bill to iirsivUK the tSuviirnrnf-nt
with means Miftieient to supply the Ni.iional
i» ant :t sounil efiTuliuinij meditiro. A ffmiiu
Uoti w is iitt nMiu'cil t-t.! in^' I'urtli tin- ikv-im
Oilily of roi'lprui-ity wiih Un lit iirituiti ami
l». xic'\ T.-io (."('tifius bill v,ii.s fi!i bi'r i -,
Iw the Hotifii' a bill was tntrrtctiMvil
•&P?*Uhis that no «.xtijbii.iiu or exp«»i lon for
Itth'l} iipj)t\'iiri»?ioti is nuwli' by Crm^r"** shall
"'li'-n-ii ji.liiy. A resolution was oiT'.-ri'il
*^pi si-|r)!.' .-'Cifiow .it the j'.i'is iMiiion of .Jews
IJfeTiius-ii.i ami il,rating th" Atnrriciin Miaistfr
At St. 1\.loi'ubwv to pi-i-si-nt the mailer to the
Czar.
DOMESTIC.
Tnv n I Y sm.'i'l it'u.M,*s ill Ni'\v .)rii'ans
wn\Mtcstroved iv lire.
lr iva. ivpurti-tl tltal a -.
nu nt. fi.»r un day U
miwlc next M:iy i,v the coal i", ps of
Eufopc atul Aiib'i'H'ii.
Fui'it Jlim^arians won* kiU. .! in the
mints Ilt'lir HllZi'lton, i' i by iil of
conl.
Sfl.7.UKOK, WKKTCiR iV Il uMi '••I'V.
mjintif i'-turiT.s :i.t (.'ulk'}. r.-im. I.. 1.,
faili'd for ^I.'0.000.
TIIK
M. H.
FI
of Oklahoma, re­
turned the Kingfisher eapital hill with
out approval. He also warned the
LeyislatiM-e that he would eou.-iiler
nothimr further of that, nature. This
leaves Cmlirie-tlu* capital.
AT Carey, ().. two nil-well drillers,
Hetii'v Wilson ami Charles Henderson,
were fatally burned.
eastern portion of the United
States was visited ly one of the sever
est slorais kiMwn for year. At 1'iUs
bur^rh. I'a., ne arly two feet of si.ovv
fell. Mm-h damage was wrought along'
the Atlantic, coast.
A Franklin. Itid.. the family of J. S.
Stnr ,nis was poKoned by ice-erenm that
liad stood in a tin vessel for ubmit ten
hours. One, a boy of 7 years, could not
feeov.vr.
VOVNO
daughters of Mrs. Xick
Meh hert. at Aurora, 111., were drowned
while skating.
Two O K the foremost physicians in
Michigan. Dr. K. Shurley and Dr. II.
Gililis. announced that, they had discov
ered a consumption cure whose ettioacy
was beyond question.
A Ki cave-in of a surface coal mine
occurred at Parsons. I'a.. anil eleven
houses partially fell down the mine.
TI
I K Spokane Falls (Wash 1 National
Bank closed its doors. Tlie cashier said
that the assets exceeded the liabilities.
•Jl'iXtK R. W. .Mi'lItUDK. of Kll:hart.
Was appointed to the position on the
Supreme Kench of Indiana made vacant
by the death of Justice Mitchell.
At Wichita, Kan., after the jury in
the case of Nellie Mayers, charged with
rubbery and assault, had been out liffy
two hours ,Iud re lialderson declared
that he would have a verdict. At
ft. m. he introdm'ed a minister into the
jury-room, who pivaelicd for an Imur.
prayed and withdrew. A verdict of
guilty was reached immediately after.
Iturton block in Chieap was
burned for the third time within two
years. The loss was Stoo.000.
FlKK destroyed Christ Episcopal
Church at New York and a painting
valued at S0,000. The total loss was
$100,000.
AT
Shakopee. Minn., John Spearman,
aged 07 years, his wife, and their ^ra nd
son, a^ed 1J years, were murdered by
some person unknown.
11K A
VY
snow crushed in the roof of the
Roanoke (Va.) machine works, causing
$100,000 damages. (Ine man was killed
and eijfht severely injured.
TUB
old and well-known banking
house of S, A. lvean & Co., in Chicago,
closed its doors.
Miss M,\m:i. ISMOXD
was fatally shot
at St. Louis by her s'ster-in-law, who
mistook her for a burglar.
MKS. JKSSIK
11K bkk, :j.'!
years old. was
arrested at Drandenbur^, Ky., for fatal
ly poisoning her four children. She was
believed to be crazy.
be empowered to make Avor's ('harry Poct° freely in
I.e.* v Cow't i was arrested at hi
wofd. Iml.. for murdering his pranil
paH'tits. Mr. and Mrs. Asa \Noiuoi'k,
who resided at llouey reek. tud. '1 he
object was robbery, i".:t
1
Secured S'i. 10.
Two yocnw women killed by a
train at Soinerville. Ma.ss.
W. J. fW .wi.Mi. special correspondent
of the Chicago Inter Oeean. who was on
u tri] around the world, fell down
stairs in an apojilectic tit at San Fran
cisco and was killed.
Owi n linos., agents at Providence, H.
I..«f tlie Atlantic mill-*, failed for about
?1.0( ii.ll'.KI. Me hei.s »V
o e e s a n o o n i
(ia.. faib'd for S150,000.
Thk
had
S»t.: oo.(ioO: assets.
1
..In the
A ii!Ai\
on the Malli
AN
TWKI.VK
s hnvo the
mt'ilalion of Cciicra] Sheridan in the
wiiUt, .vhile the nile }ia? tlie me
dalinn of Secretary Stitntuii on the left
hand side of the 1'aee.
N K a stot-knian and specu­
lator at Shelhyville, 111., failed for
8100.000.
(iiiviJt.viiTi SrKcr.K,
woman of vT years, v, ho
band.s li-inT. from n^itln
li as ari-i
hpil been divort
ton.
1 Fl-:KIK!"' u
A narehi ai,.i I
mitti-d snieide.
that it was imp
bis ambit ion.
II. I'IU.LA.X.
).ssett only
1
total collectii:is of internal rev-
enuc for tic ilrst live months of the
current fiscal year were .fO'j.'.Kll. (70. an
increase of ^•K7"!.".s"i .i over the corre
bpou'linpr period of tiie last fiscal year.
CitAi:i.i s Sroi»i i: found t\io dia:nond.i i
near a newlv-dmr wdl in .lennintrs
and it was mi id that in
vicinitv of the well iiumv
'iunty. Ind..
the immeiliatt
I smalli r-si -. i ccimen the sU
|abounded.
i Tin-: liab.
1
of the I i .' imrhor
I of S. A, Kean «Xr. Co.. in
1
..
losed its doors. -. ix n at
4'.i7.0b
1
l'h.Mi.'i SUAiiKKY and Menry
I
A I
road was der.i'iKd b\ a
i I !i'rrionbur^. \'a.. smd-I
badly injured. The ...
i company was i
express tra.u n the Colorado.
Midland road ran into the rear of a
freight at Cardiff. Col., killing one man
and fatally w i ne- f-ur otln-r
Mils. .MrC, and her oi- i
were burned th at Newarl. .1
NKA i i.v
th. •. 1
1
-'11.• -1., i
of HoanvilJe, ral.. v\ :-.vei le. a i
incendiary fir
CiM CI.KS I -If
was hang-etl ai i
eon. (ia.
hor~-'s wer
IT
1
new sili-or corlof the
scrips of lS'.io liavi* nm«lo th"ir appear
and*. Tlii» ci'i*tH'u
at
burned to death
near Mc(rieei*» .Miils. I'a.
as re orf"i! u the tOth that iiyht-
injr had taken j-lai-e near the had Lands
iii South Dakota 1« twecii tn ops and
•:une of Sitiir.e- llull's friends. At Fori
Va1.es the ind'a a i-re a ati'it" !m an-i
appearances
h. t!
.o ti-.- »r u'i'
was about over.
iIht Ki.MHi.r, (colored i was placed
in jail at Marianna. Ark., for buruiiu' ri
n',u'ro cabin mvnpicd bv Mrs. T. .b-n
niiiLTs and family. 1 he wo':.-.-: ...
infant in bur.led to deal ..
AIIM.S HF.HIt A !J1T. a me
i s fourhi's
'f S*. he .111 she
-t -d Ml Kos-
i v. York
.\i .il, eotn
mie s iyiii_
im to rcaeh
II.
A i Mis-ouln. Mojtt.. four i-i.'ians^
Lal.i Lee. l'ierrc I'aid. Anth i.e I'a-.
cole, were harL ed for tli" murder of J.
M. (Jiiinn in the spriujr of
w
.'.
A i larksliury. V\ Va.. a colored srirl
mixed a box of poison in the coffee
'which Charles A. Hond. wife and tive
children drank. Ail wouid prol.ably die,
TtiK Ccut.riil Mutual irt' Insurance
Company at Fort Wayne, Did., dei-ided j-.\ !u-n
to discontinue business owing1 to recent.
heavy losses.
AIM, Kourii. treasurer of 1'icrce
County. Neb., was arrested at Norfolk
on the charge of embc/./.lin^ s: ».0(»0.
HOKSKS iti Kansas and Missouri were
dvinir of a stranife epidemii*.
A I'f.ct i,(\i iiinl supernatural mystery
surrounds the home of Mrs. Jane Mc
(iowen at Sprimriield, O. All sorts of
househohl isrtieli's lilazc up suddcnlv,
altiiou«rh boimr at a distance from any
tire. Citi/ens in the vicinitv were lunch
excited over the matter.
THK business failures in the United
States durinsj- the seven days ended on
the l»th numbered. 404 against 374 the
preceding week and :4:i the correspond
ing week last year. 9
THK American Marble Company at
Atlanta, (la., was placed in the hands
of a receiver. A a.sets. 0,000 liabili
ties. SMMIOO.
ADAM Moxrux (colored) was hanped
at Mount Pleasant, S. C., for t'ue mur
der of Simon Jackson 1 coloredl on Mav
:il last. He confessed his crime and
sang a hymn on the fallows.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
MA.!OI KXI- r:A i. AI.kiikh 11. TERRV,
of the United States army, died at New
Haven, Conn.. ared (i i years.
'1 UK vote of Texas at the November
election was oflieially declared
EX-CONSUL LIEucraJ
Wooin n.x.r. Mi-s.. c.
uoncai. ntn
iii
t'-uipt wa
wreck th
N'e-.v
i»ranc-h
Jterpay
vards. d
imUH'slia:' I
for hrak- •. i.
the echo of 1
the entire !r
011
IK on LEHOP.T. tho oldest man in the
(ialcna and Wisconsin lead regions,
died on the 17th at ISenton, 111., aged
10: years.
1
Ilr.xiiv D. Mrlli-.vnv, a member of
the Forty-second Congress, died at his
home in Hartford, Kv.
1 HI: Idaho I.eLT.slalure elected three
United States Senators: (lovernor Shoup
and W, J. Mc.'onnell, for the short
terms ending- respectively March 4. ls',11,
and March 4. and Fred T. Dubois
for the foil term beginning March 4
next.
make—
A M&«H/,IUO
specially l»
v e
subjects?
OVC
00 years old. wasburicd^t Pubuniie, la.
It was said that she was the last reprc
n* the
..-,.ri'-e
FOREIGN.
Okk
eontainin.i.' nickel wa-
near I-rankcustcin. (icrniai
TI
I K political «*ainpaitfn in Ireland re
Kul'cd in a free ti^ht at liuliniaUill on
the i'lth between the I'aru-'ll and Mo
'"arthv faction '"eetin-s of tlie re
pective parii( in progress and
iel.-nt spei chi made. 1 he 1 at
nellitcs tinaliy eliar.'ed the Mc artli.v
ites and many persons were injured.
Michael Davilt. am..n,i others, received
a severe wound on t! d. and lime,
wn- thrown in Mr. Fa eyes, bliu.l
jrso- him. but it. was tiv -di*. tliaihis
Kiffht was permanently injured.
A\.ii"!1! plot 1o as-.: svin 1e the O.ar
u- discovered in Kii'-^ia. Meinbi-rs nf
1 left A'
ntie. w.
F.i'itn i
bottom i
rium. ant
,i V.I s
'opp
were han^rt'd in the Ohio penitentiary at
Columbus. The former killed lo«
mother and the latter .• a
haloon-keeper.
I A rit\ix on the Whc-'• a. Lake
Krie road went through-. ,stleuear
ISolivsir. ().. and f-mr ins were
killed and ei^h» injured.
rip aer
(libra
1 i.
ul mine
killed.
v
d.-s.^jpei
Out
Mont r.
:-om
the
.. swin
of SdO.U- i
n killed
i i 'i
1
*S( of a
•'.i .ujuratl
itei at Maiya!:
fire, and tlie
hntklin^" in thei
cr'e
(Jlle
Km*.,
liests
ii_ht-
the !u'
ti*,it. n
1
l"rm
Sant
Don
M.
sln-r-
ilftend
alh of
Htte heart fai'.ure.
cere killed by an
r-iiiill at Taiiiisiy.
LATER KEWSu
Hreckrd ur I'
1 ur •,
and
ma ,. -ti.rday afterm 1,
pay a of the Liuis\
ins A '1,
v
1
.VO atld
,«.»« Wow.. .!
i) iiay. train, af
:.e e:a .j
1 .• i'S of th« r..,vl
i» i proceeded
1 a .If miJi s fo i this place
.'iiver, in crnipff the
a at a, ii,tstatic of forty
:•.!e!y tuiU a rail away. He
r-*vers( 1 the engine.called
Lui, it ivas too In1.a a t,d re
is whistle had do ,.n-tv,
iin was a wreck.
All of those aboard were injured more
less, The miscreant who wrefked
1 he train was caught near UH.S scene and
placed in-jail.
IOO llrowned.
1, \o» Avm, Dec.'ji. ,\ liisavtro'iH
.iceident has occurred at Cordova, where
th" canal has burst 1U emliaukmeats
and desiroyed l.e.iuln ds (,f houses. o
TIIK
FRIGHTFUL VV RECKS,
-ttt
Halifax. lroppcd dead upon the street
at St. Louis. He was ."it years old. i
Mils. WASHIXOTOV ANUKKNOV.
A Trnln In riun^na Off Brhlgo
Botwcva I'iltten ami Twenty t'tople
Killrd, Bin! Miui.v Injured A Trestle
I
Give* W iy 1» Ohio t'nrr.vluK with It
I'iisscuger Train l'oiu- I.ive* I.ont.
Sr. Josi-.I'H PK I.KV1H, Que., DtiC. 10.—
A terrible railway wrecii occurred
here Thursday on the opposite side of
the river from which the town is built.
Tho Halifax express No. -i poin^ to
Montreal by the Intercolonial railway
was due at 11:4' o'clock in the forenoon,
but was reported twenty minutes
late. On approaching the town and
when a few yardsfroiu the bridge which
cr-i.sses the principal fdreet near the
parish church the entire train u
ith the
exception of the engine and ba^^a.ife
car was precipitated over the bridge
into the street Ixdow, carrying with it
ad of its occupants. So far as can be
ascertained the number of killed will
exceed twenty. The names arc not all
obtainable, but the dead bodies w hich
h»ve so far been extricated number tif
tcen.
The oars whi '1 v. cut o\ cr the hridye
uriietl eomplc e ..\ivon top of each
.tiler and were .-mashed to splinters,
avin^r falh-ii a distance of thirty-five
feet. The real eaue of the accident,
i as not been definitely ascertained, but
is iviient!iy thought that it was
tused ly the breakim'of an axle on
the ba.L'ijae'c car and a 1 endeavor to
make up lost time.
Crowds of people graliu ri-d round the
•••cue and at once set to work to clear
1 the wreck. The piteous himenta
1 ns of the wounded and dyinir and
th
1
let th
nvieid!
I'hu'.h",
b'e at tempts to extricate 1hem-
,se. -.. from atnoutf the debris
u a t)u. extreme. Those
i nyers who had mi
caped gallantly set
f" •1 their suiterinjjf fel-
1
(,!
,.
1
tail'of doctors soon ar-
i ed. and as one by one 1 he injured and
lurled were brotiyht from llie wreck
v w ere attended to and their wound-
!'he Int. sv c. as th-*
1 J* railw a
1
MASsn.t.oX, O.. Dee. a!.'.
disaster (K-currcd at
V.'iu-idiiur it Lake Krie r. i.. d. Thurs
afterni.'on, only lw the fmr
a rccu]an's of the -ar of the
1 o a i n u s
i
1
ary. 'i he train, cd of
'.,,i,h and a I... .-ar,
I- iipproa.'hin.tj liol't About a
1 -north of t-^Mi tiie truck of
1
1
last car leit the tl*ae.. a
The following persons
nknown woman, cru-hi
o^'nitioti: ii--
n
hundred lives are repon.-.l u, i
0 S
Cen. l! ca, tho minister of the interior,
has jrone to the scene to super
[in end
measures of relief.
throe-vear-old child ,f a car re­
pairer named Kd Leimett.while playing
111 the tool house at, llnwardi n. Ia.. on
the ai*»t. set fire to a Jot ,,f j, ,.'.
S
y
waste. 'J he house was .rm d, a7ul the
boy was literally haki il.
TIIK
paint, and repair shops of iho
Illinois Central road at Chicago were
burned on the "Jlst,, Ainonfrthe propor
!,y destroyed were twenty-eijrht pus.sen
!?er coaches. The loss is
Ar Union town, Pa., on the i
tlie
10th to be: Democratic, \!"o .'Hl-P lie
publiean. 7:."!. Prohibitionist, 1.S4.
JOHX (5HKI-:NI,KAF WHITTIKK. the POET,
celebrated his s: birtlulay at his home.
Oak Knoll, in Puuvers, on the
Kth.
f'nOWNANKX. sixty-one years
old. choked his aped wife to death in
the hi room of his home at 71U |.)rexe|
avenue, Chienjro. and cm hi.sovv throat
some time during Saturday the ^!st.
A MAN
named John Vouncr was found
lead iv his bed at tiie Clarence House,
p.utte, Mont., on tlie vhst. after several
la vs a: lack of delirium tremens. An
investigation of his hapyaire proved lhat
he was a Presbyterian ch.-rfvyman from
Mcdrc^ror. Texas.
WIlKCK ON THK
s
t., Fred
L.'imson and John I'aiiie, while pluviiv
poker, became enjra-ed in a ([iiarref
Lamson struck Paine, wh.-i-oupon the
latter the n a ,i|
V
er and shot
Lamson three u killing him i
stantly
HI
XIJV
THE
Hi* UavaL-,s in i.~T
e
it swiui^ 'it •••••.{ a1, I 1 e.a-f,'!
falling to ... 1 .•!» W!-!
v.-ard. The 1 a ...
ear willi (!,- uainder
s'. ippcd lik 'isd. aim nc
thns sudden -m scut the
t':--forward -.. crashing-::
heats.
11^' this
:e train
i i
air brake 1
peo]de in
gainst the
Ada. Ha'!, of Sberrods-
villc. badly man::ied: liejirv Kill and
sis'cr Carrie,
crisp.
Shelby. 111., luiriH'd to a
The injured: W. 0. Graaaai. of Nor
v-alk, cru-.had and back
1
n. will
die: Charles Conrad, of Ma.-siilon. (,.
internally injured, probably fatally
Conductor Frad Lundis. 'seriously!'
Leonard Whitman, of Marietta. lej»
l-roken Mrs. Louisa Piper, of Stark
ounty, 0., internally Ira Cowan, of
Not walk, bailiy bruised William (Jor
lin-er, of Ada, O.: William Ilall, of
Sherrod-viile, back injured.
The scene in th-* ravine, thf car a
complete wreck, its trucks in the. air
and the flames bursting from the, de
l.ris, is described by those Who sa'iv it
as somethiiiic friphtful. liobi-rt Cowan,
a hrak,Milan and one of the two m.-n
v. ho escaped uninjured, best realized
the situation. After erawlm- from his
dangerous position he at once gathered
up loose snow and beiran to pilv. jt
i about the stove. In this he was soon
a-s,Rted by W. R. Tinple. a traveling
man from /ancsville. and between them
i they hiuutnered the flatties.
A
„.
day evertiuKr.
n'-ITrl' l'1
O A n
luitlllsoviit ltd, Va.. Dec. 1I __ A
wreck occurred on the Valley branch
ol the llalhmore &. Ohio road about
tw o „Illes
1U)rth ()f t]iis i)hi Wi.|ln|iN_
Thc
.S()Ull,-bound train,
due here at 5:.I0 p. drawn by three
fn.un.es ran into a snow drift and was
detailed. I wo enc-inea were thrown
from the track and demolished, while
the third was thrown across the traelj.
oix persons, all railroad employes, wer,
U
S'-aldcd, and Donovan, engineer,
ed and hip broken. Two firemen, names
not learned, were also seahlc,l. it. is
thought, that none of the injuries will
Prove fatal ']'lu,
i
Ax electric car at Omaha, Neb., on
the 21st, jumped the track and wan over
turned. Several persons were badly
burned by coals from tho stovo
trUt.1{
Pai'J
,v.,s
W1'l
t()rn
badly and the loss to thc rail.- -ad
A
U
Iturled
IN
I,,,.,,
w e a
1'ittsi,,,,.^
I
ITTSIU HIIII,
I I)EC_
1
suow-htonn is over tt
been resumed ami
apprelH-mlci as W
un
Proifnii i
thaw or heavy
n
Avould cause
a i s a
as thcie are from ei
to three fee of
S I U w n
1
and throughout
The monetary h.ss'ig
will reach away up i
n o
Actual figures oan not n
The I'ennsylvaiiia lUilr,
KUlt'el-ed more sevcivlv fn
Thursday than o
U
Ve,i
trains have been late, s',
many hours. It has r^-quir,
to five locomotives to pull
trains over the metmta
A ltoonn. To iret baf.-iy
the Chict.'To limited WMI
tive entities were liiu-lie,
pull that famous train
brated Hor-c-shoe
of snow edficsduv 11 iyht
upon the west-bound trHclj
of six to ten feet. Soo
the oyster express pl
o w
drifts and stuck fast, 'p,
sent on from Altoona
out were heiple-s, A rej
snow Khovel rs was thor
from th,- AItoona shops ani
til I hnrsday afteruoi.ti V.
car-loads of oysters and th
were rescued. On th,
LOCK HAVKX, Pa., LEO.
snow-storm which ni^cd
hours eea-ed Thursday ircrni
inp nearly two feet of snow
pround. (Iivat damaov has bt
to fruit and other trees by the
inir of limbs under the wviirh
snow. The roofs of several liU'
fell in. It is the heaviest
seen here for many years.
IAI.TIMORK, Md., Dee. 19.—f"
days and liiphts the wind has
hurrii'ane on the Chesapeake buy
day niplit a howlinp northaster
a tremendous sea that foundered
boats, swept the deck's of stciutu1
washed away everything meviilik
the shores. Karly Thursday ni1
the wind clumped to the net*
and blew violently from that ^l1'
\Veduesdav nipht navipationeii ti
was almost suspended.
With
a slight sliakmp up. The names of the
I injured men as far as learned are: W
iW. Kronk, conductor, hadlv scalded"
•lenkitis and Vounp, en^itie'ers, badly
n
(,.,m-
probaldy reach S^to.ooo.
TK!"M AN KIJ.i.o.
IsASHVIM.k, Teun., 1
Joe. 10.—In
freight wreck on the Louisville & Nash
|Ville road near Memphis Junction bite
a
,'rn'"m
fatallv
aSi
Babies Pictures taken Instanta- -rip".". STjf
li reman named
1
5111,1 ^'leman
fatally injured. The disaster was
caused by misrepresentation of orders.
rejoice tc
iU monri
took bad
•hrajri1.1
after pi"a
t, {or v%h:
ne th
ive li
ietlic
1
Ohio road two
caught, in a bloekadc of su
all liic'lit and half of Th
Sand Patch tunnel, on
of tlie
A
A special train from
.!hhauies. Tin.
ex pre- was meanv
bound
1
a, I ••. :oc»i
I. e! been !(.-• s •, .1 really
a-111. a ,-i. -ideilt ib e,
Mil ,X o 11 ...
The Is1',1
pittsbm
1
1
1
a,s llw «*n-
-•1 1' ad. across a
1
c,
feet, from th 1
TI (i- ll'.
IL I HEA
t.g thru'
tOldTi
UAH.
to thff
a toy's
tUc nit
Clio ie and tin
express at t'lilevvilic. ]'ot
these four train-Were prat
as all the tele/raph wires
There was eoi
nin'.rer anea
Wlu-clinp ,liv
otV from tlie
hour- by thc
da vs he ra'lri
aide to 1
freights.
ms vuic
to ti.
ne is it
irt r«r.
r,g ir.
•ihle suf
passev
this ro
.ilmost
1 snow.
rrh wb
he cat
1 andr
1"«S t'
ve b'a»,
vr. fi""
,uyhf
us--a,
•^rhrny
forty-.
i all
v no a
The' ,
pli..u.- e«
There
1
b- the fact that a 'a.
•iff could b" known -a ve
•a: dashm:r jici-.ixs tli- 1 ie
car bound'mr n ie
tics. When .- o i 1 ,--
a. li)es 1 a
cillde line sil' ep
bet w, en the
cru-l\, so badi
\V. iarlat
tllC1 :•••. w s
Ufe.aa- nsilla'
rib!y fr.i tmad I
he stable of
lajised. eiii:ii!in_ u
i:i:!-osiii 11. Va.
heaviest -iioiv-M',rin si
prevailed b* Tm .1.1y
day. Tie a.
thc wind I a j-r
P.iiihlinps iu coiu-sc of
blown down, w Itiie roof- and si
smashed in by the weicht of
The MIUW is very wet and
about twenty-two inches tic
level, atld drifted in .some pla
ci :ht to ten feet deep. In til'
a ins west of here the Sii'.w is s
drifted ta depth of twenty tutli
ling ti
U !s
pein
it at i
it lov.
., rts re
•. io tal
bet
1 w--
..me
at' 5'
'.awe.
1 9. LI
anil
eai
HAP
o
ae Tr
and
very
Vet l!
elect
sno
TH
PourT.AMI, Me., Dec. 19
has covered the trees
ice, doiitLf considerable
wires are down all ove
larpe force of men is »if work
them up. A team of six horses a
to a street-railroad snow-plf
afoul of an electrio-lipht wire a
horses were killed. DOVMI iu tlir
vessels had a hard time of it d'in
niplit. Xo loss of life has yet
ported.
IVI wil
i.uua^t
the eit
ll'l)tal
^.l
regular bay liners say they never
rienecd such a blow or such aujfj
At Sandy Point a bip-thrco-ina»ti
wrecked and nothing has been
of its crew. Three oyster ore
sloops belonging to Crislichl wen
and it is believed all hands per-
Near Fort Carroll a two-masted sc
er from New York
went
down
bi:-
crew was saved. One of the W*
shore steamboats Tuesday nipht n"-1^
foundered in the middle of the
1
Its ujjper decks were swept,
carried away and cabins flooded.
passengers became panie-strickeiJi
kneeling in the pools of wati'r ,1
soaked cabins, prayed for the safe-.^
thc wssel. In this city rows of ne-1'.
were unroofed, and chimneys bio**11
The