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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

cine of enduring fcaoy justly priced Of all
disorders Of the bowels and stomach the Of
which cosiveness loss of appetite sick headache
gddpes OF bostng after meals dizziness of the
drowsness and crampng pains in the stomach aud bowels
These symptoms being suffered 10 reman torpid state of the
liver and all the horrors Of dyspepsia expert
enced Every function Of the frame Is, TO certain extent
Frustrated; but little perseverance, in the OF BRAN
DRIFTS Pills will restore the system from this OF
misery Two three doses will convince the afflicted of aer
sautsry influence The stomach will speedily is strength
healthy action Of the liver will take place and instead OF
lstles heat pain and jsundeed appearance strength
health will be the blessed result Ofce No
as Csnas 25 box Sold also by Mrs HAYES No. IT'S
Fu.top-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

The Atlantic is now due at this port, but had not
been seen off the Hook at o'clock last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
NATIVE WINES.
SPANKING aud STILL CArAwBA,
From the Vineyards Of J. ID. PARK, esq, Cincinnati
BARNES PARK

NO. Vf bfVNuWbNt VOlItI UWHLt7tl'l-.
full this choice brand Of CArAwBA WINE OF beat
vntse.s which perfectly and neh fruiy aad
than the Fret CHI Champagne and German Hook
Thee the Wines awarded the Premiums by the Amer
Institute and French Horticultural Society Pars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

GovrRNoR's VoTE IL FLoRIDA.-The vote for Gov
enor was canvassed by the two Houses of the Gen
ersl Assembly in joint convention on the 9th ulumo
The whole number of votes found TO have been cas-
was Y, los, of which
Madison s Perry received. ............61i
David S. Walker received. ........... S9i
Majority for Perry. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

CoPARTNERsHIP.-STEPHE Brush has, THIS
DAY. associated WALrEa BRusH IT,, with himself under
The firm of Brush Co.. for the purpose of continuing the
PsoysoS BUSINESS on and their
at No. s. Frontst. In this city. New.fork, Nov l. 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

Housekeepers in South Brooklyn, hOusekeepers
OF Staten Island by all buy what POULTRY and
CHICKENS want at A L. STIMsoNs No. Broadway next
door to the Washington Hotel large consignment received
this day, per Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS. -BATCHELOR'S
WIGS and TouPGEs have improvements their
They calculated all the world for graceful beauty
ease and charm. The largest aud best
ssck In the world Twelve private for applying his f.
nous DYE Soldst BArChELoas No. rs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
HOLLOwAy's Pills AND OINTMENT. -Passins

through sbsorbens into the interior this OINTMENT
acts like magic bssam the insned and irifated parts
while Pulls by their scon the blood neuaEe the ee
nents Of disease Sold Al the manufactures No 80 Maiden.
lane NewYork and No "a Strand London, by all drug
sis,s s ESQ, 62ic., and q per box OF pot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

WHO WILL SUFFER when DR.. TOBIAsJ
celebrated VENETIAN i.NIMEar will Immediately Cho
era Colo, Dysenery Vomiting Rheumasc Sweuss Cuts,
burns &c Sold by all the and storokeepe Depot
No. 56 CouItlsndtst, wYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

spOnd BY bis Southern neighbOrs.
Mr.. Butler of South Carolina interrupted tho
gentleman, and was treated eourteously, but whea
Mr. Beler saw Mr.. Trumbull of Illinois coming Il
him, he denied him the courtesy he had grained
others, and finished reading his manuscript, AID
sat down, thankful that BE- had escaped 80 wei.
Mr.. TIumbull, in a very brief and telling speech,
refuted the charge that those who voted for Dumas
bill voted to leRalize Slavery. There is no such
provision in the bill, and, said Mr.. Trambul, III
"the gentleman go asserts, be has either not exam
med the bill, or purposely misrepresents it." lilo
also informed the Senator from PennsySania that
the charge he had made upon the Republican psny
of sectioDasm came with bad taste, especially
from a man who had within the hour voted fofs
resolution appointing the Committees Of the Senss
with not single man representing the gret
Northern sentiment Of the country upon ssy Con-
m'tee of any importance.
Mr.. Wilson, who was prepared to SPEAK, ssw
way to Mr.. Collamsr, who has the floor for 10
morrow.
A distinguished Democratic Senator rewarkedh
conversation with bis brother Democrats. shx
adjournment, that Bgler went good ways beyoa1
his depth. 1--WE can't back him." THIS senn'
ment seemed to prevail especially among ths Demo
Gratis.
In the House, the Message was read asA shsrn
pitched into BY Mr. Campbell Of Ohio, who hsd "
most the entire South on their feet st one n@
questioning him. He dsposed Of them night sn
left, until net live one was left on the field III
defense Of the Republican party was able, and -
expose Of the false issue takeo By
Democrats in Ohio was severely trss'S'
An attempt was made by the slave power
stave of debate, and Mr.. CiBgnan Of North %
eliza called the previous question; but the
would not sustain it, aud Mr.. Sherman Of on'C
the floor and made IN admirable speech. oossv
pelling the inuendo charges Of the Presss1s.
the Republican party, exposing the unfair ~,
pursued by the Democracy in the camps'es.~
dishonest course in proclaiDing for Slave IA
South and Free Kansas North. HE 'geech
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
DIED

At the residence Of his mother this City, on Sunday
morning last Dr. Joseph J. w. Tucker the 2ath year Of
man. and his death has painful sensation the
community. He was buried Monday evening the fune
raj services being performed ct the Methodist Episcopal
Church, by the Rev Mr.. Reid. His remains were
panied to the Church and to the grave BY the
GuaTds of which he was member The stores and 9TH
places of business Fayetteville Street closed du
ring the evening, mark of respect to bis memory
On the 18th ut At the residence Of her ithsr
Of LIZ. Hardin, Esq, Of the Navy Department. -
0nthe 14ah nit, near Chnahoma, North Mississippi Ar
Henry b. Harris, formeSly 3 Oitisen Of Wakecounty.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

Pursuant . previous notice, meeting Of the cit.
zens Of Raleigh took place at the Town Hail. on Sat-
nrday afternoon last, 8 LIST ult-, VIM. D. Haywood
Esq, in the Chair. The following committees were
appointed to make the necessary arrangements for
celebrating our National Anniversary. S
On behalf Of the Citizens: 49,
DR.. L. S. Perry, Isaac Proctor,
Edward Cantwell, W. L. Pomeroy,
r. +. Pescud, Jno. C. Partridge.
On behalf Of the Sons Of temperance:
J.W. Howard, PIP. Williams.
j. NJ Parkinson,
On behalf Of the Military:
a. Oak City Guards, =.
Commissary ]. j., Iredell, Sargt JnosSpelman,
Corporal W. j. Brown.
Independent Guards: y
Sargt. j. Nichols, Sargt A D. Tumbro.
Private II. c. Smith.
@ The members of the above committees are
requested to meet at the Armory Of the Oak City
Guards, this (WEDNEsDAY) evening, 4th inst,
at o'clock precisely.
JNO. SPELMAN, Pres pro tenn.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
- -
MARRIED.

On Thursday, May 9th, by the Rev. George W. Lang
horne, Dr. j. W. Whmore of Petersburg to Miss Estela
j. daughter of Timothy Rves Esq Pince George
county. ss' - tEst@Si
On Thursday evening" the 2sh ult at Clearmont, Buck
ngham county by the Rev Jesse S. Arnstead Capt JOS
" Scott of Petersburg TO Miss Virginia 81 daughter Of
Powhatan Jones, Esq, of Clearmont.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

BACK NuMBERs.-We regret that we can no longer
furnish back numbers of the Standard. From the
LIST of May we have been printing several hundred
extra copies each week. but the demand has exceed
ed the supply. The fourishing condition of De-
mocracy is alone to blame for this state of AFFAIRS
Since the LIST of May we have added 500 names to
our list all cashin-advance subscribers Our friends
generally will accept thanks for their efforts in
our behaIf-thcy are too numerous for us to par
ticularize
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

j. - Gov Bragg arrivedzat home on Friday eve
ming last, from his canvass in the West The Gov
ernor is in excellent health aud spirits. s1st
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

- One of the very best Schools for educating
young ladies in Orange county is at the residence of
D. c. Parrish at Round Hill, N. c. 1t is private,
select, and we'll conducted.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

az The attention Of our readers isinvited to
the interesting letter Of our Washington Cores
pondent.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
I" Republican" Conrention

CINCINNATI, May 30-The Republican Convention
at Columbus, nominated three Chase and three
Fremont delegates to the Philadelphia Convention
passed resolutions condemnihg the assault on Sum.
ncr, and advocating the admission Of Kansas with
the Topeka Constitution; voted thanks o Wade
and Campbell; and declared that Congress has pow
er to prohibit slavery in the territories.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEvILLE, May 81, 1850
have changes to in the produces market this
week Business is very dull There is good supply Of
BACON on market and selling at y cents The supply Of
CORN is light No changes in the price Of COTTON and
selling at 10 to 1oN. The supply of FLOUR is good
SPIRITS TURP. 80 cents per gallon RAW do.-po
sales to report. SIS. - LarOlinsan.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

az We understand that Prof. G. q. Bracket will
deliver lecture at Johnston Male Academy, near
9Leach's, to-day, the 4th inst,) at o'clock The
lecture will no doubt be highly interesting. =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

az At the last term Of Hartford County Court
John Vann, Esq, was elected Sheriff by the Magis-
trates, in place Of John P. Bndgers, Esq, decd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

az We call special attention to the notice
of the Annual Examination of the Johnston Male
and Female Academies, commencing to-day. The
annual address, by Professor Stuart, Of Randolph
Macon College, viii be delivered on the 9Th June
instant.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

The CINCINNATI CoNvENr1oN.- Cincinnati, May
2s.-The city is in great fever about the conven-
ton. Delegates and outsiders are coming in by
every train. *
The following States are represented this even
ing Mississippi 10; Louisiana 6; Texas 6; Ar
kansas 8 Massachusetts, 4; Main 4 f; New Hamp.
shire 4 Rhode Island 4; Pennsylvania Is.
Every State in the Union except three have en-
gagged quarters at the Burnet House including the
hards and softs of New York.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
The WHEAT CRop--The Petersburg Express states
that the Hessian fly is seriously injurng the wheat
crop in portions of VIRGINIA The Express saws:

In Prince George learn they carrying ON the
work of devastation and giving the farmer no little anxiety
and psrplexity On farm alone, not two miles and
half from the city, the murderous has taken the priv
ege appropratng thousand bushels of wheat to
uxurate upon for the Upon parts OF this farm,
quantities Of the young wheat have been cut down for the
benefit of the cattle SO full has been found Of the fly In
several other fields the neghborhood they quietly
cutting off the harvest Some of the stalks or straws of
wheat have been pulled up casually by the hand
have been found contain four and five flies EACH This
is certainly depOrable"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
WILMINGTON MARKEr

WnxIxGroN, May 81 1864. q Z.
TURPENTINE.Deeiinsd IL q rs cents yesterday aher.
noon with sales Of sSS bns a g 90 for new q e.
$50 lbs. No sales this morning. s = s-szzSss
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Salss yesterday sof l95 bbls.
at cents, and 248 do ut IS cents gallon. No trx
actions this morning up the time Of elosng snqur
ROSIN-Ssles yesterday Of LOS bbls No. a g. ~ sQ@
g 80 bbl in quality For Common there consid
cradle enquiry and note further sales Of bbl 1t
81 10 sor large size bbs This morning 1000 Do. sold 1T
same price, . -
TAk-Sale yesterday of 100 bbls in osasf q q 50 p
Dbl None come in, and no sales from frst hnnds
CORN-l,4U0 bushels received from HYDE county and
sold at SO cents per bushe. :, , = -.
SALT-A cargo Of 5000 sacks received fum Liverpool,
which sold 10 arrive private teryps sen& floa
whalf at 81 l5@$l " per sack; in quantities to suit
---a.- .kwrs,GL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

Snow STORM TIE NoRTH.-Bangor, (Me) May
31.-At Danvle, Watervile, and at this and other
places in this State, it is showing this morning, and
the weather is very cold.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
u Monday, the 2eth May, m.latto boy named
bright mnatto of good countenance, and backward Of
dident when spoken to. will give fifty dollars reward
for said boy, if taken out of the State and dol.
lars if taken the State and confined that get him
JAMES s. .YARBR0UGH.
Franknton, June 2, 1856. h6-sw.M
Register copy till forbid and send account TO this
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

NIOT1CE.-ON UK ABOUT THE I7TH UA1 OF
IN MAY taken stolen from my house bundle Of
papers, consisting Of Notes. Judgments aud Tux lists for
1852 and '5sone note against b. G. Bailey and Wsrea
other against Candory Goodwin for ffy-two three
dollars dated January, 1885, the other papers and udg
ments recolectcd who against orewarn all persons
from trading for such papers, they have not been
ferrcd by Any information will be suitably rewarded
B. F. WHITLY.
Nav 30, 1856. 56-3tp.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

debate ensued the substance of which is as follows:
"Mr sde said Mr. Summers statement declares GOTH
r persons were about me, ut distance looking and Of
grng no assistance Of whom recognized only Mr.. Dou
gas VI Illinois, Mr. Toombs Of Georgia, and thought,
Also my assailant, standing between Them was helped
from the oor and conducted into the lobby of the Senate
there have no RECOLLECTION As entered the lobby Re-
cognzed Mr. Sde of Louisiana, who retreated, but re-
eosnized else until felt friendly grasp of the
hand, which seemed from Mr. Campbell Of Ohio"
MI Sdell stated that it seemed to him proper explain
his own position in relation to this NATTER the state
ent published might a false impression in the pub
lie mind When the Senate adjourned on that day, he
Tered the anteroom where he engaged conversation with
MS t;srs; Douglas Fitzpatrick and j. Clancy Jones' and
peen badly beaten by Mr. Brooks He into the cham
yer but there were so many persons crowded around Mr.
sumner that he did not HIM ALL and he returned
10 Ihe ante-room to finish his conversation.
. having renamed there for time, he passing
Sousn he reception room to go home, when he met Mr.
not know His face covered with blood: and as Mr.
was no. on such terms of intercourse to make it
10 express any sympathy having spoken to
Mr. Sumner for two years. he turned aside and went ont
by another door He had the slightest idea before the
anv nanou Una. Mr. brooks orany body else had
Tree from any participation or counsel in the matter
Mr. Douglas corroborated the statement of Mr. Slidel
when he heard that Mr. Sumner had been attacked his
st idea to in and endeavor restore Quiet Int
upon rejecting that his motives in interfering might be
e ARRAY was over. The crowd around Mr.. Sumner was
neh SO large that for some time he could not see him. He
% Messs Toombs Pearce Crttenden and Evans all seat
P or near their usual seats but he not Mr.
nrGoks as stated in the report This was total msap
eneason on Mr. Summers part Mr. Douglas added that
no knowledge suspicion that any assault was con-
eMIpiated or would be made either here or elsewhere
was n od not approach Mr. Brooks speak him. and
such idea could got into Mr. Summers begd Il wss
impossible for him to conceive The published statement
carry the impression the country that he was
n and abetng the assault, and was in fact partci
dd IN 1t but that was entirely idea as he
t NOT even know that Mr. Sumner the Capitol at
me Time the assault committed
MT ioombs remarked that he was in his seat at the time
' how Mr. Sumner could have supposed that he saw him
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04
Engineers Office Blue Ridge Railroad, I
ANDERsoN, 8. c., May lG, 1856. : :
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVER

STRAY HORsE.-EsCAPEDF ROMNY LOT On
- Sunday evening last small chestnut sorrel mare oI
fine form and in good ORDER with some white spots acet
her head and runp. will give satisfactory REWARD 20
person who will inform Of her % that
/ get her again. U. r. COfkasANl.
Raleigh, June =, 1886. - - oerrsH
NyIRGINA REPORTS FOR JANUARY TERN,
1856, by Talton Heath, with index TO- Grattan Fcr
sale by w. !. FOMEkOf.
June 8, 1855. 5. =. - -. Z. O..
TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-WfLL BE
sold at the Court House in Raleigh on Tuesday ~
10th June house and let belonging the estAe Of J.
w. Evans deceased, situated Halifax end Jnmea St.,
and known in the plan Of te city - Lot No..
inside known on day Of sle
DANL g. FOWLE. AttOsqs1.
May3Q, 1856. a2sess5 ssae ara ( .sssss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

A FINE IMPROVED FARM In Louisa Co.,
"A 20 miles northwest Of town. of 40 ncres 1870 I'M
der cultivation, 90 tmber-good improvements. 1t Is
situated upon beautiful rolling praire-wonld make
me stock farm. For sale cheap, and easy terms.
l.. q. JEFfERS,
au12 Over Green Thomas q 10 "a n, nh
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
Important to Females,

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PnLs.-The combination of ingredi-
ents in these Pills. the result Of long and extensive
practice; they mild in their operation and certain of
restoring to its proper channel In every instance
nave the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably
open those distractions which females table, bring
its proper channel whereby health is resto-
ed and the pale and deahly countenance changed to
healthy No female enjoy good health unless
she Is regular and whenever obstruction takes place.
whether from exposure, cold, any other cause til.
general health Immediately begins to Decline and the
want of such remedy has been the of SO many
consumptons among young females. To ladies whose
health will permit increase of their family these
Pills will prove valuable acquisition, they will prevent
pregnancy. Headache always arises from the in
terrupon of nature and whenever that the case the
Pills invariably remedy all these evils Nor they less
efcacious in the cure of Leucorrhee, commonly called
the 'Whites" These Pills should be taken during
pregnancy they would be to miscarriage.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free anything in
furious to life health Full and explicit directions
company each box. Sold in Burlington by squires
Bloss. -Alsa,
These Pills are put up in square fat boxes Persons
residing where there agency established by encos
ing One Doilari letter, prepaid, Dr. c. L. CHKrsE
MAN. No. 267 Beecker-street, n. Y. City, have them
their respective addresses by return of mail.
;e2hlv
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

Here is specimen Of the way the political
campaign IL carried on in South Carolina The
picture Is by correspondent of the Charleston
Standard, writing from Columbia, Sept ls.-
The scene Of acdon vas at Greenyilie, on mus.
ter day
drawing up to a pen Of planks, where
man with barrel OF liquor, cask OF water
and tin measures, had introduced himself we
found ourselves at the great centre and focus
OF attraction. Col. Orr took the stand very
soon after our arrival, however, and reminding
his constituents that it had been his practice
70 make annul reports OF Congressional proceed
Ings, went on to tell them that, to the best Of
his Judgment, 'all was not we'll He could no,
say that Mr.. Fremont would be elected. he
thought he would not; but he was constrained
10 say the result Of the contest was doubtful.
and as. in the event Of his success the domin.
ion Of the North over the Sonth--of sectional.
ism oyer the Republic will have been commen.
ced, ne saw the necessity, even now, for prepa.
ration TO assert our right to liberty and self.
government.
Sen. Harrison spoke to the same point az
ter the review was ended, and referring to the
speech of Col. Orr, and the probabilities il sug.
gested of the election Of Fremont, said that the
Union and the Constitution are, trusts commit. |
tcu 10 ven W uS as TIC NOItn, tnat we have VIC.
lated none Of our constitutional obligations, and
that If the North shall proceed to do SO. it will
be our privilege and our duty to march to the |
Capital, to take the Government under our pro.
lection, and compel the North to obey and res.
pect the Constitution. This raised tempest Of |
applause, and the Colonel of the regiment and
all his officers expressed their readiness to |
march upon the first call for volunteers, to any !
such object. II is mistake to apprehend SUBJ
mission at the South. This has been a strong
Union-loving regiment; they have not been pre-.
pared, and they are not now prepared for dis
but they are ready to whip the North
they are assured there is the proper
ground for doing SO, and this for all the practi.
al purposes of our condition is about all that
ian be required. The experience of Col. Brooks
has shown that the popular heart is ready to re-
'pond to any act in vindication of the South; it
has also shown that the occasion for such an act
will certainly occur, if men are prompt to
meet them-in Congress, if not upon our own
'oil-and even IN the present condition of pub
tc feeling, am perfectly assured that while no
Southern State, perhaps, may be ready to with
iraw from the Union upon the election of Mr.
fremont, there is not one regiment in the South
I'm States that would not spring to defend the
me that would strike the miscreant down about
he pillars Of the CAPITOL"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
Prom the Chicago Democratic Press
SHOCKING RAILROAD CALAMITY.

frightful collision occurred on the Mich.
gan Southern Railroad, Saturday evening, near
the New Albany and Salem Railroad crossing
about miles this side of Laporte between a
freight tain and construction train, by which
eight men were killed aud 20 to 80 wounded.
& The facts as far as known are that the con-
struction train consisted of an engine and two
caboose csrs filled with laborers. 1t was about
helfpast six o'clock, and the engineer wished
reach LapOrte as soon as possible. Hearing that
the freight train then due was behind time, he
resolved to run for Laporte. The freight train
was on time, however, and terrible collision
occurred, as the construction train was running
at greut speed.
The engineers and firemen of both trains
jumped and escaped uninjured. The engineer
of the construction train, who was entirely to
blame, fed to the woods and has not been seen
since. The two locomotives were smashed to
fragments; the tender on tho construction train
was driven back through both the cars filled
with laborcrs, making irightul havoc with hu-
man life. Eight were killed on the spot and 20
to 80 dreadtully mangled.
Twenty cars on the freight train were broken
to pieces and three new locomotives in the
train destined for tho Rock Island road were
demolished, with such force did the two trains
come together The wounded were conveyed to
Laporte as soon as relief could reach them but
we are unable to gain further particulars at tbs
time.