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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

D The Democratic State Convention
is to be held on the 9th of January next.
to nominate candidate for Superintend-
en-. Public Instruction, to be elected in
April; and candidates for Governor,
Secretary of State, Auditor, and Treas
urer to be elected in August. The ratio
o. representation is one delegate to each
100 voters and one for each fraction over
so. 81.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

~ Webave received copy of"Dye's
Bank Mirror" for November. Ii is
printed at Cincinnati, Ohio, by John S.
Dye, at 81 SO for the monthly, and So
for The acknowledgement accompanied
by book OF Illustrations, Coin Book
and Magniiying Glass. Every business
man should lake it.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

IL TnE Methodists of the u. States
have made admirable provision for the
education of their pastors. They have
already eight FIRST class colleges, with
property and funds amounting. in the ag.
gregate, 70 $494, 063, and another is pro-
jecled in Missouri. They have also 46
theological acadamies and seminaries, in
20 OF which there are 1896 students, an
average of ITS students to each semina-
ry. The Oldest of their colleges is at
Wilbraham, and was founded in the
year 1890 by the Rev. WILDER Fisk.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
HypRopHoBIA.-A case of This alarm

HyDRopHoBIA.-A case of this alarm.
ing malady is reported by Mr.. Lewis
Judson, in Mantau tp., Monroe co., sew
eral dogs and hogs are known 10 have
been bitten by the rabid animal, and a
little child of Mr.. Luna Mendenhall, the
owner of the dog, had eaten small bit
of meat which the dog had had in his
mouth. The parents had taken the
child for medical advice; considerable
excitement existed, and measures had
been taken to prevent the spread OF the
infection. - EddyUiHe Free Press.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

PACIFIC RAILRoAp.-We have before
alluded to route to the Pacific, which
passes through our own city. 1t runs
from Cleveland to Lima, Ohio, thence TO
Logaasport Indiana, Peoria Illinois, Bur-
lington Iowa. the mouth of the Platte in
Missouri, and so on by Col. Benton's
road to the Pacific. From Cleveland to
Lima the line isalready complete. From
Lima TO Logansport the road is now
being built by the Ohio and Pennsylva-
MIA railroad Co. From Logansport to
Peoria and thence to Burlington the line
is under contract--a considerable portion
finished, and The whole will be completed
by year from the first of January
West of Burlington to the mouth of tho
Platte, the route has been surveyed and
located, and large public and private sub.
scriptions have been made. This will
be one of the competing lines for the
California and China trade.
The Peoria Press thinks that, though
the construction Of the above line may
be retarded by the present difficulty of
negotiating loans. it will still be one Of
the first roads built. The work in that
neighborhood has not been in the least
suspended but is pushed forward with
great energy Cleveland Plaindealer.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

THE PRAIRIE FARMER Tor November
is on our table, and as usual we levy on
its contributions for the benefit of our
readers. 1t is most excellent work,
very cheap, and our only complaint with
il is that we do not receive it regularly.
Please remember us when you make up
your mail, Bro. Wight. Terms: 81 per
annum in advance.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
Massachusetts Election.
RosToN, Nov. /;

BUS IUN, LNUF' %
Three hundred and eighteen towns
give Washburn, Wing, 50,7l6; Bishop.
Democrat. 26,706; Wilson, Freesoi!er,
2S, 459; Wales. bunker, 5,l60, scatter
ing, 500. ....
The proposed constitution was de-
feated by about 5000.
The Wings have gained ia the Legis.
iature since lat year, when they had 10
majority. ! he majority now thus far
is 81. The Wings have a minority OF
Senators, and will elect their candidate
for Governor. .....
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. IA.

The storm through the State was very
severe yesterday. The railroad track
East was washed away, OBTAINING the
Boston train with the America mail and
passengers. -Four lives were lost al
birmingham by the flood.
The fteshe. al Windsor, Connecticut,
damaged the railroad badly.
Hon. Charles G.. Anterior is lying
very low. There is scarcely hope OF
his recovery.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
Discreslited Ranks.

The following is the list of Banks
which have been discredited within the
past day or two, and all of which have
more or less circulation in The west.
Patchin Bank of Buffalo, n Y.-A d
Palchin, president; S p Strokes, cashier.
Pratt Bank, Buffalo, N Vt w
Patchin, president; w Fl Taylor, cashier.
Bank of Massillon, Ohio.--Chas X
Skinner, president; F e Plat. cashier.
Farmers Joint Stock Banking Com.
pany Toronto, Canada.
Bank Of Oswego. Oswego, N Wv
Pumpel!y, president; Jas Weigh, cash
Ter.
Chautauque County Bank, James.
town, N Y.-Sam, Barrett, president;
Robert Newland, cashier.
Lewis County Bank, Msrlihbnrg, N
VI r Lyon, president; F w Gran
mis-, cashier.
The bills of the following Banks are
not received on deposit by The banks oil
Chicago:
Bank of Massillon, Ohio.
Farmers Joint Stock Banking Com
pany, Canada.
Oswego, Bank, Oswego, N Y.
Pratt Bank, Buffalo, Z"
Patchin Bank, Buffalo, Z"
Lewis County Bank, I"
Chautaque County Bank, "
Farmers 81 Mechanics Bank, of Ken.
County, Charleston, Md.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
New YORK, Nov, Is

The ship American Union arrived
from Liverpool. Lost five seamen and
rs passengers on the voyage.
A letter received from DIR. ParSer, oil
the American Legation at Canton, says
tina. intelligence has been received of The
liigh. Of the Emperor to Tarlary, and
that the insurgents were within six days
march of Pekin.
Prince Weilchen, the fifth brother OF
Ta-on kwang, was left in charge Of the
Empire.
Senator Anterior died to day.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
New Advertisements.

The attention OF our readers is called
TO DIR. ORR's advertisements. The DIR.
has very pretty stock.
See also the Card OF Dr's WooD 4
HAWKINS: and last, but no. least, ELLER'
MANS, notice of the Lost Porkers.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
New York state Election.

The Tribune figures up the whole re-
suit as follows:
Total vote Wing, $4,000; Hard,
$4,000; Soft, $1,000. In round nun
bers, Senate Wings %; Hards 5; Softs
2. Assembly Wings 80; Hards %;
Solis 20; Free Democrats 2.
The Tribune believes that no less than
20 of 30 Senators, and 80 of The 1873
AssembIymen are in favor of the Maine
Law.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

The FREMONT COUNTY JOURNAL, is
the title of neat sheet hailirg from Sid
ney, Iowa. w. A. McEwEN, Editor
We have now received the I'd No., and
are much pleased with the manner in
which it is conducted. Its Independent
in its character.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
New YORK, Nov. 10.

The steamer Star of the West, from
San Juan, arrived a, midnight. She
brings 600 passengers and Sl,300,000
on freight; 100000 in hands of pas
sengers. -.... ......
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

"A correspondent of the Jefferson
Examiner offers 10 bet from one to ten
thousand dollars, John s. Phelps will
be reelected to Congress next August, if
heis alive.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
Louisiana Election.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Z

The election throughout this State for
members of Congress. Legislature, &c.,
took place to-day, and as far as receiv-
ed, the returns indicate Wing victory.
The Congressional delegation will prob
ably stand three Wings and one Demo
crat
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

"THE New ERA, OR HEAVEN OPENED
TO MAN" is the title OF neat sheet we
have received from Boston, Mass. 1t
is devoted 10 the "new pispensalion,
or Spiritual Rappings.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
New Jersey Election.

The Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor has succeeded by from 1000 to S.
600 majority.
The Legislature is also Democratic.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
Wisconsin, Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. IL.
The Democratic State ticket is elected
by from 5000 to 5000 majority.
The Maine Law was carried by about
1000 majority.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

The SONORA FIRE.-Latest adyives
state that first reports greatly exaggerated
the loss by the great fire in Sonora. The
amount is now put down at 100000
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

YThe case of f. w. Ames, for
shooting James G. Hall, in Cincinnati,
commenced Tuesday. There are SO
witnesses for defence; two thirds physi.
clans.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

FURTHER SUsPENsIoNs.-Privale dis.
patches received in this city yesterday,
announce the suspension of the follow.
ing banks:
City Bank, Buffalo.
Indiana Stock secured Bank, at Peru.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Kent
county, Maryland. chicago Press.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

Democratic majority on joint ballot in
1882, Ia. Wing majority in 1852, H..
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
MARYLAND Election.

The state Of parties in the Maryland
Legislature, according TO the latest re
:urns, is as follows:
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24

~ In the Vermont Legislature on the
10Th. ten ballots were had for u s Sena-
tor, but no choice was made.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-24
ARRIVAL OF THE
A H. G. Y Z e
New YORK, Nov. IL

NEW YORK, Nov. IL. .
The steamer Arctic has arrived.
Flour has declined sixrence to one
shilling.
Wheat declined two pence.
The Turks have crossed the Danube.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

Tsrfitl. s-a.stsof ths nsat Ia s. Nes.
Yh ntHtsf af deaths a Sew lolA ciiy
ls.t s.rtt. .frCt'y Attributable % t1f is'
ifnta .tat wss ESQ hla}f,d hEa tacr'y /.
DauHs Standby Weft uefo seventy caeCs
rrnerf.1 81 tl. irnlaf's Offices.
Iu nu ifn. th nlmbcJ 0i deaths cans
"a aau iae beet vas truly i3Ehuul, bong
vrast-- 'htg those ip New AoIa. accord
iag e. Je p eaI4tiau. hy nearly ihreo 10
ono
Tsa ltal arHalny IN Ner York last
woeh wts s-5 --9f whum III were men,
- samtn 2-1 boys, end i06 gids. No
radrmr b. prevailing 30 the city, End the
only causes 90 ihc Increased mortality we're,
tsi. re c1ireme beat Ind, ihr rausump-
tias OF uBipa fruit. ahd 80, the hihy cUn-
dlu.a oftar cfy Ga The las' point. tbe
L2prs-s -slst
Nuu iurA vp7 newer Boo g more filthy
condition: tesla ~ dscaycd vegetable
me3ti ore 60 b. foupd 90 'fery tuning,
sanaHe forh tlrf poisonous c1hllaiiens.
it uuul sarH. u'7t when ihr Necessity II
koepnH Dog riy properly purified bccomos
imperative. tne aHliu1iios Instead 81 put.
une l-il, 100 their farrt,cns 20 meet The
cfnerFsrer. eurrouh entirely. ln the rtli
aud o.har wards Of lhc city, the dift-csri
nan Llye nat made Mcif appearance fo'
vr,is. if ibr weather happened 10 be
c31 they uopld 20 90 possibility be nc.
lively employed cgry Gav We vii nc'
q, rfoaeui dwell on lhe well known fact
,l.Bt $50 pas mse fJr kecping the city ri
Nce York property clean, then the citizens
Of London, and yea car cliy. though mol
oqual o. more than one fourth Of the lat
+ -, is conlessedly The duue't city IN th,
world
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19
LNrEn rnnm rrItnrs.

HAIIFAN 81 Auu. l6 l5J3
The ROYAL Mail Steamship Amotica.
Can't. Lang arrived AZ tins mort. I'm rout,
for Boston. Al ! o'clock tins afternoon. bay.
inc len Liyorpool AT 9 A. NJ. on SATURDAY
the CHI instant. Sbe brinrs ia tbrongb
n,ssepc,,rs.
Tho eastern difficulty il Within few
DAYS Of heinz settled. other for nepco or
war. The public pcnernllv look ON the
stat of nCi,irs os loss e,t,sf,c,or,
Tho nrcsont position of the question
stands us.-Jfntil the 10Th M Iptb Of
August. tho Cars final answer 10 the mn
nahum of the four powcrs. tAnstri, Eng
land France and Prussia. 4 canno, he knovn.
II hc nccants That ,,jI;n,,tl,,B, Ia. ,r,,ns
must be immediately withdrawn from the
Preventative. and The ConCercpco n, Vion.
ma nprsning H. nrr,noo,nonts win conclude
treaty 10 nrotoci Turkey in MI ,ino com.
inc. Ifthc car refuses the uiG'mq,,pu ofthc
C,nr novyort ar cvados r,,l, (which VIII
h, considered oouiyolent IL rerusing nl
the allied arots NH be ordered 10 the Res.
phorns. If moi further and active measures
will be taken by france and ENGLAND In
maln'1in the integrity Of their alleys.
Tho question. therefore Is on tbo point
Of solution for psnce or war. The choice
r,.,s solr'y and wholly in tho personal viii
of tho Emperor Nicholqs Tntil the ION
or 10Th of August. therefore. we mus, to-
tally DISREGARD all umors either favorable
or unrayorabla. Noono but Nich3lgs him
tclf can know what his intentions are. and
the multitude Of statements ,cloomrhad
from Vienna. Paris and eIa.rharc, are
for the more purposc of ,nHuc1cipa the
markets.
At he same time. IL is right TO state ihaf
III. conduct Of the Russian Generals in the
pnncip,litias. would Indicate an intention
10 maintain permanent possp4 ion. and
n1,hinr has trnnspircd elsewhere TO show
thar Rnssia intends :, rcirrnt.
The journals of Frankfort. of the 3Otb.
say that Austria intends rot only 10 demand
rcparuIion from the United States. for the
Smyrna affair, but insists that The Porte
shah Immediately procure the ex,radilion
| Of Koszta.
st. Pclorsbu-ph letters saw that when The
| Car heard Of the Kosz,a nfiair. he advised
| Austria to settle Il us cn-ily as possible.
and do anything rather than piye the Uni.
ted States pret-nsc for in,Crlerinr in ia +.
affiirs Of Europc.
AtLaodicca O Turkish mob had ATTEMPT
ed the life of the Russian Consul. DnIsoe
and other m0un,ainoers were arrnipg. In
other parts of the Turkish Enpiro ore,,
| confusion and disorder prevailed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

For few days the Iron H0rses have be-
come rather unnam gcable and II is quite
miraculous that 30 lives have been lost.
On Friday afternoon the Express train
running South ran of the track ncnr Tar
bells turnout ia Roxbury. Tho engine
and cars wcro badly bfokcn-thc track
was torn up for about % rods, but the pas
scngcrs escaped with few slight injuries.
Eaghi cattle were upon the track which
caused the accidou,-al were killed but
one. Tho next morning an engine ran into
n pass ngrr train near Montpelier Junction,
tearing 10 pieces the hind car (which was
first struck aud considerably injunng the
engine No l,cs lost Ga Saturday also,
two freight iruins came IN collision in the
Depot yard at Nor,hfeld. d,msgng SRI
ousy both engines. lIaads, an safe by
jumping. Also on Saturday freight tram
ION upon cieh, empty cars at Lebanon De-
po', aud drove iIcm through the Depot 10
ull directions, destroying several apartm'nts
Il the building, and making a complete
wreck Of ihe cars. Cause.--iwiich wrong.
+. s. Monday night a drunken lushnn
sas ran %, ar iu Waterbury boil toys on
-ki.igd, probably. Tuesday morning. q
eov SOS run over fw rods from where
The : were sailed Fniay. lRan3opl Her
ala
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

htsFh sHnH - Hnt ssF sc FnF
.AtHts--A yorahg mta hl tits Hsgae ~
t.1-asnst el1tuiaf. sAlr 30 lis sss fraH
ffta,A.ia a. Aiaar& ca ngaas3 seed. g.
b. iarwarG. ia.ss wa s.arslaf an3 fatal
aer.seal. IA saflssa e. svl 90 sAtrs
tlf sfr.g sAea tbs ssslH AN it1o tsg
set is a-reiltf A. atia.a IA. ahrn lAs
scl carved IA sns tufiat hlm. BE- shs 4
nsl9fs q iFstsnd iiss lHrfnaod = ifs wa
sScosll,arfl,g tln "a tas laaIt.rs, shs,n
~srE ihis slzgaiaf tssm thss lnisrsss.ss
= essIsv Jha@ hilg n-~..---s Wuasesstss
ftfr.a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

iiewcsrr strongly tha b.9s,,f and brug
II 'ie iarofsl T4ess n.sy be io Gee con-
usfy, ars. We aY thrre .s n1 Glance for
alarm 90 tac par q on lnaads, provided
esrp Hiaa ia f,e WAC psi;3 docs his dusty.
W. sem nof,' IA hclltf position, con
sidtnnE III ih1 t.rrgmsiancos, 90 carry iho
State Ana cleSi ou Goeou1T bg n, reepir,
uan pos sn3 salidHq BOX tho rrassr..i in
ACTIVITY tnl ncgiCe' csn icsd ia different
Icsait l. j. true tasi in two or three cuun-
ucs. smrr slov ~ division h4s been
Observable. ouing ,ae isois,h pftciP.'s-
tisn 81 oalsiie tssAes BOT sur resi- boss an
thls reorr. slA bc unworthy vs. urWlow
eossp@Fea ~iA iaa Ad,en'sgsr o. be gain
"a BY ,iensacc ia elhr' qwHrr W.
havp caiy Ga a1trcises nv degree VI Egn
o1issie e. cBru sn overwhelming tu
ureph
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

l.f-i rFcfunf, aniefgalrs, u1msd ttrn.
tri'f y. torTos. u rownH, Me- pred
-, an- Casa q. CocFtas, ~ Ar4-
hnfiaa. r y. as.d n, rnrr eating 500.
iff a-e- iAslseisos Boa uhtr. and VI ni
ol' tssc'haf. hsri-.n bend. 10 she ean-l
nh-fc hry Jumped 30, and we've d.asH-d.
f9nhg H4ab aiirnpitd 10 save tbcu. sl.i
esm1 n9rf being drowned himself Prom
le'iev IN beh.ud 3 spp-su that rey
Arf rf Friea .llriae g.. ssnr tirn-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

GT Tlr E1hs' htt hosa nhs,tl fs~
d,fs vk.ri va sceeam W. vhni Il isct.
ing IA ili' weSts fsres care,isnars.is
tAs sghrfs al fscea,e ass stiuislua a.
ouf hraf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19
Great Hatus bst,,e,n indians on the
Plains.

IspErrSprNcg, Mo, Aug. ~.
Some returned Calfomisns giyo the iol-
lns ing acea-m Of a great batile between
She Indians. The contest was between
the Sioux Tribe, aided by the Cheyenncs,
in sll ahpui 800 strong. and the Paronics,
aided by the Jswas, Sac-, po,awatamics,
ulabrnaf aboul 800. The fight lasted
all day. ihe killed uu both s,des Numbering
lnsla 5,0 go TOO Il took place within 30
mi.es tfom fou kouncy, and the Sioux
party vtfa Detected.
A parsan just boz from Fort Laramie, s1ys
thr above account il greatly exaggerated,
bat neytnhc'ea great denominations had
becu uade, and had ,he poiiaVyiomies IN
,errrei. ihr PApnirs n0uld probably have
been whipped H. states the number9 at
probably Hundreds instead of thousands,
and thc eiimair OF killed lIacviso cxage-
f-ic1.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

a. NJ lsHs iiah4 lsa essaaloi.rrd
,i.s canvass "a hutaaa CaafY 81 1os-
seTasTis O. tar te. Map sAa1ii o. b.
put,ia,.oa tJ a. % ~ efT A 90. ~.
ls ti.s tass,c ~ sr-vst urs.sufa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

a. AsrovlsHINo ioUrH.--Nt the Uni
Tod SlslrH liotfL yesterday, was stop
png o0lored bog, banned William Nancy,
whose extraordinary mathematical powers
have greatly astonishcd all who have Mt,
nesrcH is demonstrations. lie sill add up
S9luWas So. aNJes az ANY length, divide
ems given Essen. multiply millions hy ,haus-
auds s,ihu 6re minutes from the tino the
tiiae The figures sre given ham, and with
such ctA-'nesa 81 to render q truly Won
dedul Yesterday boon, ln pT,stn nee Of
q psH} 81 gentlemen. hc added a column Of
hwurs, ngh ln a Ana, snd ai,s hHqdrof
aHd 1gtig unci making ilie SOM total sew
rai miiiinus. in ahout 81 alarfss. The feat
Sas - astounding and spiafantiy Incredible
that srscrsl At lie party took adtheir uoais,
aud dividing che sum acni o. vork, and m
two hoa0s altar iAey cosnlafngcd. pfpduC cd
idaniscalis tl,r same answer. The hos Il not
seventeen Year, n age be- caunpt wad or
auir, ana ln Vvcff other taneh n an Ing
llsh educ a'ion IS deficient Ills parents re-
EIDE ia kcninekey. near louisville. lie
ssh irate la conpsuy with be father f1r
the WorHas Fsir. Mes fosk, fl1is ninfn.ng.
"a ltariuuu GaL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

I4it Cats.-ulf su~naa has boea
c2let Go rialt n ca'n fiaa u.e Gsi1 ~
Nj 4. " Wh-el- sftls tiltse. ifu ~
iocs be- lrngis. sns sts tsler faa 6sl5
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

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H. -rpfc. lad. ts. sc-ue a truly heart
rep7tnr
4 ca.La.1 ,.tufa.i outH pnuicncr
and \V.y,-.s,.r YnU.slA tra fauraint. De-.
tu,rn d.. f-.i nn ard dozen trains. l'hc
trsin fr., Providence lrp &c 30 ui.
.,,.,,,.,o.. ,..l ..5q 3. .-,,lst train on time.
.rb..tbg, fl..g +. n l,badre az 6.a0 and
ada, e.ro-,,,u p,.tv fcr1 Nhitrf,iIe.
,..,., a. pr.,,,i..,o ana Nrwraa Tho
t,,ig'Ws. ,e.ls ue .sr rir,t Or4, Gloss ears.
Ts,u Dam. rsu.. bal csri.an WHOM going
nj o-aily an sasrI. about Owe miiea iion
pro,i8eit,. 1,,r tii.. un,uou of thr Boston
and Pr1,idsrrc and Prnd.uet auI Won.
cssiaf r,,lI-. below $ Uey Fails.
Vbe r.s,,lt of the collision wa t..Hhir.
TL. fr.f rrr,r, IN. down tram ,s. a.a,.h.
III .,' r,.-,... ala, trnas- b,,ire hr.n Jl,en
tb-,p +. % ma. SECOND CIR ,.s. a., much
injured. l,f was driven into the tufd car
st,.,, t,lrr.l.a,tb The 6ya roar cara
Wrr, not much injured
In tts g-.t pansenotr ear there were ou.
rs twelve of fifteen D. ,,curpr., about three
or four of whom urrr Killed outright. aui
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IN ~, third r,r. the ,fT;.-,apr tbs ca,i.-
ian IVA. most flgLtGI. some ofiho mass.