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Desk-One Fetal Accident.
bi" YORK. July 15.-'l'he li‘ronch Ilns
steamship Normaudlc, from Burro, which
arrived in post Sunday. had a fire on
board durin the passage. It was 7 o’clodlt
at night on nly 9. The passengers were
at dinner, and little was‘known until the
next day oi! the terrible trial through
which they had passed.
Shortly after 7 o’clock smoke was seen
issuing from the starlxrard alley about
amidships. It permeated the staterooms
and saloons, and was soon noticed by the
cabin passengers while they sat at dinner.
The stewards, who were the first to dis-
cover it, passed the word aft, and Captain
Doionele was notified. Search was made
for the source of the fire. It was found to
be in a compartment in the lower hold
about amidshlps. There were stored case
goods, hides and skins. it is supposed to
have resulted from spontaneous combus-
tion anions the oily hides.
The fire apparatus was at once brought
into use, anti through 12 holes hot water
was poured into the compartment. There
was danger oi the water rising too high
in the compartments, in which event the
ship would have been flooded.
Meanwhile all hands had bot-n ordered
on duty. V oluntccrs were asked for to go
to the seat of the fire and learn the exact
condition of nifairs. The whole crew vol-
unteered to a man. Ton were selected.
They were led by Chief Ofllcor Dupont.
The men who followtxi him ware Jacques
Sailon, Guinolr, Uhntpcntior, Cam),
Calves, Coiom, Gnrnol, Jeffrey, ltutlcl,
Guorvaroc and lionard.
The cornpurtrnout which had to be flood-
ed was about :34 by 72 foot and almut iii
feet high. The water had nearly roachtxl
the ceiling when the ten bravo volunteers
reached there. They reported the condi-
tion of affairs to Captain liolonclo, who
ordered the water flow stopped.
The Passengers Were Ignorant.
During this time few of the tmssongcrs
know what this txrourring. There was
nothing in the faces of the crew to indi-
cate it. Thvy walked about tho deck as
though nothing unusual was occurring.
Two frightened ladies wont to the cap
tain's statcnxnn to inquire tho troublo.
Captain ill-.lonclc assured them that noth-
ing was the matter and said they could
occupy his own stntcnxmr if they thought
they were not safe below. Tin-y ditl, whilo
the captain paced the bridge all night.
When the ship arrived. Agent Forgot
was at ornw nollllod. lie rear-bod the ship
about tho limo sht- dm'hod—i o'clock yes-
terday ulternmn. He went to (,‘npiain Dc-
lonolo's slrtiri‘mmi and was told the story
of the blurb. The captain assured him
that it amounted to almost nothing. The
fire WM out at noon on July in.
As evidvntrc of thr- pnssu-ngors' confl-
dont‘o in their captain tho. following tasti-
monlul was drawn up, signed and present-
ed by n tunnmittoo of passengers:
“Whereas, Wu, the passengers on tho
steamship La Nortnondio, in view of the
accident by fire on the ‘Jtlt inst, doom it
our duty and privilege to tit-knowlulgo
and oxprms pnbil-‘lyour ruimirrtllnnoi tho
nblo mnnnvr in which the danger was met
by tho (uiptain, oilit'vr-r and (Tow; thoro-
ftn‘t'. In! if
“lit‘rlult’t‘il, That we tender our thanks
to (‘nptntn lh'lonr'lo and his mon for tho
nnutrrlymount-r- in “lili‘il tin-y so lil’f‘h‘lsi-
t-nlly fought for and I‘I'Pit‘lli‘ll our Iivos and
the ship from thwirnrtion; that ut-oxprt-ss
our ruirnirnlion for tho ortb-r. titsl-lplino
and r-il'n-it-nt'y sliii\\'l| on llu- m'vrhzoti; lhnt
W0 heartily ihuni. the captain for his foru-
aight, ('Ulil‘it‘a)‘ nhd gvntb-nrunly blurring
toward lhn lilis‘l'nifl'f‘w‘ :rtnl lit-g to mourn
him of our lii‘olong grntilrnln; llnit n wary
of tin-so r‘owlrrtiorr~ lw will to lln- oliin-r- of
tho ('ornpngnio lil‘lll'I'llil‘ 'i‘runmtiun-
tiquo."
A Fin-noun Killed.
(‘nptnin lli‘llilll'li' is in yours old.
has scrvod 1.3 yours in. mnunnuth'r. This
is his ilrst trip in La Xornmndto, llo was
four years in tho Fri‘lll'll now and ensign
on tho li‘rt'lit‘li t'ruiss-r liivholtr-n when sho
was burned off ’l‘onlon in isn‘t). It was
normally to sink her to put out'tlw llrunt-s.
Sho mos subst-qrn-ntly lloatml and now is
one of tho h‘rt-rn'h naval ilooi.
Captain llolonvlovthrs tho ilt‘i‘llrlhllflll
of the Legion of Honor, mrnod for brav~
cry at Madagascar during the French
troubles there. iio has been Zivi yours at
sea, and has llllcd every post from cabin
boy to captain. lie ls is medium sired
man, with short croprwd sido whiskers,
prematurely gray hair and dark, quick
moving eyes.
The cargo will be jottlrumcd and an as-
tinralcnmdo of tho thtnmgo us smn as
possible. Agent Forgot had no time to
makcnnt-stimato. ’i'lronmount of dour
ago is bollewd to ho slight. The under-
writers will probably make an estimate
of the damage today.
The Nornmndic reported that on the
day she sailed frotu linvroan explosion
occurred in the cm! bunkers, resulting in
the death of Francois lwllcar, a fireman,
who entered tho bunkers with a naked
light. Gas imd accumulated in tho bun-
kers. Loflcur was so severely burned that
he died in a few hours. lie was :30 years
of age and a native of Brittany. Tire body
was buried at sea.
"ti
John ll. laelln Dead.
Povouxrsrsrs, N. Y., July low-Appli-
cation was to have been made to the su-
promo court on Saturday next to have a
permanent committee appointed for John
H. lsclln, who was on Thursday last od-
jndgcd by a jury at Cold Spring nn habit-
ual drunken], and declared incompctcnt
to manage his own alleles or those of the
Gouverncur estate, of which he was true-
The motion will not now be mode,
Isciin died 0 Eagle’s Rest, Garrison’s,
Satanic! nigh freon acute alcoholism.
Whisky. “Meant! he." II a Wheel.
ers Burritos, 0., July iii-A bad
wreck occurred at White Sulphur, on the
Big Four, resulting in the wrecking Of
is cars of whisky, feed, tobacco and can-
dies. Dick Bur , a midst of Cincinna-
ti, was killed. be cause of the accident
was the burning of a journal. A number
sight-amps are supposed to bounder the
he Mn. ermine :Id the nabs-
annsns Bar, Mam, July lbw-Pm
idpnt Cleveland spent Bentley in his one
“me am: ..
I took a dries in the,“
m.
ease.
anion“ ‘
Jun lurrnd it in lu- all right
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Scone ot' the unfortnnetee whose horn:
were wrecked set about during theday
wondering what was in store furthesn. .
Backensack and the other towns have re
spondcd promptly to the call for aid mad:
by the people of Cherry Hill. Ccmmittoet
have been organised in several of tht
towns. The most important is the our
hora Prompt measures wore taken, and
between the amounts subscribed and that
gathered in boxes at the ruins of the vil-
lage therei new enough money to keep
the unforttimtes in food for a few days.
,Vlcwed in the Light of day, the rain ap
peared more com lcte. Everywhere in the
path of the storm were ruins. The ten-
gled heap of timber by the railroad trnclr
told where the depot wont to please. Thit
pile of wreckage showed a house had been
thrown down, and that one where a bar:
had been razed by the winds. The loudest
trees that withstood the strain of tits
whirlwind gave the appearance of midwin‘
tcr. On two sides, as vichd from the cen-
tor of the town, there were banks of green,
but where the storm chpt everything war
bleak and bare.
Three were killed in the storm. Tho
two Polish laborers reported killed by tht
fall of the barn in which they had sought
shelter aroallvc in the hospital hero. They
are Andrew Santa] and Anton lioifman.
Both are badly injured. Sautol's loft log,
right arm and nose are broken, and his
body is covered with bruises.
The dead are Conrad Froidman, the
Abra-mt baby and Anton b‘imrhor. Mrs.
Ahrcns was also injured. but will recover.
Edgar Chinook, tho rim-tors think, will
die. ills skull is frnctnrml.
None of those injured in the disaster
with the exception of Ulrintmk, is likely
to die. Those who remained at the scene
had their Wounds dressed when: they were
found by the doctors who hurriedly drove
into the village alter the storm. During
the early part of the night the owners of
tho \"l‘t'iiki'il divvllings Hill about them
guarding their ruins, but. lator a patrol
was fornrmi who guardod tho strut-ts.
Many of tho honnrh-ss Worm-n and oh“-
tirt'll Wt'l‘t' transform-d ithmdrldlzt', where
tin-y i't‘CL‘lVI‘ll rilll'llt'l‘.
BIG DRUNK DANCE.
The Omaha Indiana Hold an Orgy Thai
Proves Fatal.
OMAHA, July lit—A Ponder (Noh.)spe-
rial says: The big danwnnd drunk which
the lndimrs on the (irnnlnt l'l’rli‘l'VflilUD
have bot-n indulging inior sovvrnldays
has culmlnami in tho killing of an Ontav
ha imlinn by a Winnvbago policeman. The
Indians haw bm-n indulging freely in
hard vidor, which, it In charged, has burn
rim-tonal with lilt'nlinl. Agent lint-k has
boon umktng an rilort to put A stop to its
salt- and to sobor up the indinns, several
of whom haw d‘ml front drinking the vile
diN'iIt'illlll.
iivorgo Parker. on Omaha Indian, was
drunk. and Frank Ewing. n Winnebago
[inlli‘l'lllillh :ittvrnptvd lo arrest him. Par—
kor slum-d to run, and Ewing llrod. kill-
ing him instantly. Ewing was promptly
nrrostod and lakvn to jail. Considerable
vxr'itvrnont urnnng tho indinns exists, and
further trouble may mourn
A spot-tn] from liwnlur, .\'t-b., says two
lndiun vmnn-n and one l'llllll tliod in You
lnn's pasture. win-r0 the Omaha Indian
drunk t “(‘0' l~ taking place, The wonwn
got gloriously drunk on a homonnulocon»
pound of hard ridorrtrnl tvar‘lir-lpoml in an
Indian dnnm- nnlil vornplotoly \V\'l‘F\'lillll'.
'l'lrts moi.“ lho svvvnlh lrniinn who has
(lll‘ll ainm» 1hr oriolrrnlion lit-gun.
('aptotn ii. ok, with r:. Indian polivofr-un
the \Vinnrbngo llltl'lll‘_\'. arr'rwd on tho
grounm .\ lltltii ll‘lilili'Irf‘l‘t‘l‘litilil'llil‘. I:i..
\vn»: nrr‘u ~r-tl by iln' [mlh'r' for ille‘ul‘ilt‘l‘ly
Ctiliillii‘i. i'.tpt:tln llm-k ~«nrnplvd tln- u'nlrr,
'i'hu-r'v was ill:
\\‘lri~'i.)'tll-1r.'lrl, 'l'ht- polrw found a two
gallon Jot: ‘nrr‘iwl.
A RIPPER MURVDER.
St. Louis Tragedy Iicsvmhilng the “'ltlto-
chapel Honors.
ST. i.m r~. .lniy lit .\ mun oviduntly
furniliru' \\ ill: ll..- il'hilm'hnprl mnnnor of
innrdortouk lhu- lilo of hills, alias Kid
King. it noun-v, *.’~ yours of our and a dis-
solutt- vhornvtwr. 'l'ln' wmnnn, whoop abdo-
men was rippt-tl npr'll by lin- knife of tho
nfiflllhelil tn sill'h n mnnnorthrtl tho on-
trails slippui out, died at tho Int-apical
soon aftur nun-hing llnvro.
(.‘bnrb-s. M-hliu-k, awhitt- nmn, who is
sold to have livud with tho .Klng woman
in Kansas l'iry, was arrested on suspicion
of having r'oininiilml the murder, which
be strongly denies, Just before tho crime
was mnnuirtvd lit‘“'l|d heard to say he
would got even for being robbed of 50
cents.
Trolley Car strikes a Carriage.
EVERETT. Rinse, .luly l5.-~:\ heavily
loath-d electric car lmund for Boston, while
going down to steep illl‘llllu near the hood
of Prescott atrt't'l, struck ncarrlagocon-
mining two Boston llll‘li named Jacobs
anti Holdall-lit and n 12ryr»ar.oldson of
Goldslvln. ’I‘ho carrittgc was demolished.
the commute worn thrown heavily to tho
povonwnt, and tho boy unstained injuries
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Jul-obs and Holden-in were also badly but
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'l'wn Fatally llnrt by a Train.
RMIWM', .‘\'. .I., July iii—At Garwood,
a small plum- on tho ifcntmi linilroatl of
New Jersey, the Iloyrtl llluc llnc express
ran down Wyman Robinson of Brooklyn
and Robert Robinson of liahway. They
were driving in a van and were struck by
the train when it was traveling at the rate
of ill) miles an hournnd mangled in a bar-
rihio mannt-r. They are not expected to
recover.
Long strike Isttled.
Urrm, N. Y.. July ib.-—Thc strike of
the Globe woolen mill employees, which
has been in progress for the past iiiwceks.
has been untied by «anomalous on both
sides. Twelve hundred pccpic returned to
work «May.
'I'sre Italian larder.
Brit/toms. July io.-—'l'wo itallan stab-
bing ufirsys in different sections of the
Italian colony in this city marred last
night, both of which will result in inur-
other». 1...}; van. the sultan.
Cossrssrrsorss, Joly ill. «United
States Minister Terrell dined at the palace
and afterward had an audience with the
sultan.
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