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PARTRIDGE's:. .
STOCK DEPOT.

ALI kinds of Artists Material on hands and
sale at as low rates as they can DO purchased Z
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities "a Il 4 :
Fancy prints Of fns quality, Looking Glasses,
Picture Frames, Mouldings and great variety I
other goods on hand and for sale ct fair rstss,
n. B. A restricted number Of Pupils tsksn,ts
learn the Ar. - e+-r-s, spl6-H
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CURIOSITY SHOP
Gallery Of Fine Arts.
To the People of Western Pennsylva.
MIA Eastern ]hio and West Virginia,

To the People of Western Pennsylva-
MIA, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
We ask your aid and cooperation in rendering the
above named department Of the wheeling Far aud
Festival q success. - NgE ia N = a. - =
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for its brave defenders prompt you to send us such
Relics, Trophies and Curiosities
of every description, as you may have can procure
from Others or without delay give notice to the Com
mittes where they can be found. The
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
lend us your Oil Paintings, Sculptures, etc.
All arrcles merely placed on exhibition will be re-
csped for by any member OF the Committee, carefully
preserved and promptly returned.
The history Of each article should accompany It, and
If donated its value. ~ e.
Cosomittee on Curiosity Shop and Gallery of Fine
Arts.
Edmund Booking, George Storm,
DR., J. @. Hupp, A. @. Partridge
D. E. Done, Prof A. f. Ross.
The following persons will receive their respective
localities relics and trophies OF the present any
other war; curiosties OF every description, oil paint
ings scu ptures &c. and forward the same by Adams
Express to the Committee:
John q. Jacob, Wsllsburg, W. Va.
Samuel McCulloch, short Creek, West Va. .
John Beck, West Liberty,
Joseph Hedges, West Liberty
DR.. J. II. storer, Triadelphia,
W. II. Johnston, Post Master, Rosbys Rock, W. Va.
John Bell, BetBn, W. Va.
Thos. L. Bogges, Pennington, VIVA.
John j. Brown, Kingwood
| Harrison Hagans, Brsndonville, 8" a.-a,,'
[ Rev. M. V. 4. White, Oakland, Md.
J. N. Boyd, Fairmont, W. Val
COL H. Dering, Morgantown, ". Va.
James f. Wharton, Parkersbnrg, ". Va. IS
Dr. Thomas McKennan, Washington, Pa.
VIM Moore, Washington, Pa.
Rev. John T. Brownies, West Middleton. Pa.
q Ma Bell, West Alexandris. Pa As p
JUds 8. Cowxn, st. Clairsville, Ohio.
DIR. israel Werlich, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
DIR. g. Fudenburg, Bridgeport &c
Coulson Davenport, GAINESVILLE, -"
DIR. C. Hildreth, Zanesvile,
George Edwards. Monndsville, W. Va.
DIR. VIM. D. McGregor, Steubenville, Ohio. al,
!. Y. Moore, Ularksburg, VIVA. an Is ls
| 7 p sturpisss Cranberry Summit W. Va.
DIR. M. G Dougherty, Grafton, I"
Joseph g. MORRISON, Ptfsburg, Pa. -si -,s AVA
| je20-td.
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J MERQHANTsAF WHEEadNGDIT

insMEEBBfp ASAhySN KHAAadNGD11
Esa any So 4ssss , Sa sss
But forget not that this much debt YOU eve a.
any note ypl over 9sye il trate debt o. srsItude.
indeed, that half yonr gains would not repay. Don.
falter now, but once more pun the elastic pano ana
lay the wallet bare. S7tI
g.aiLADIESiGei
Little need be said to you; your hands are always
ready, your hearts are always fali Once more your
county sslh youte yosr duty we know ypu will be
. MfNIsI ERs OF THE GOSPEL
Stir up yopr Hocks TO be Jealous inthsholy CAUSE
Head With them 10 emulate the example Of the good
Samaritan of oIdsa Never was brighter opportunity
-rnsysr wasthere more fearful responsibility. -
800 div CHILDREN, va 80 g,gsf
Save your pocket money and spend it at the Patriotic
Festival. There it viii bring you all 1t HWorth ana
heal MANY wound beside go = t..:ae,..e.a
CITIZENS OF NEIGHBO RING TOWNS,
Give us your sympathy and something more saossan-
tial. - 49, ~ aY,C7sssl1 Nn.@.b9ii.t s'o.,,
Some Jealous patriot in each community set the pau
Of love rolling, and when it. is filled with the Soo9
things these poor soldiers have preserved 20
it ont Us and soon, refled with healing DAMS ano
spiritual consultations it shall be rolled az am 70 tne
aide Of the sick and the msngied, the dying and the
dead. "'A - ~ -, ;-,f,4isG' 80 10
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We ask your aid and cooperation in rendering the
above named department of the Wheeling Fair aud
Festivals success 49, IsEB .Ea y = a. -.
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for its brave defenders prompt you to send us such
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/ a0n motion of Mr., Hilman, it was ssRs>
solped, That the officers ofthe House, having
authority to make appointments, ought to
give the preference to disabled soldiers,
permanently injured while in the line Of
ldutys'',snlsb 6esas7qsi .fssi.s sr.a-
.. Mr.. Stevens from the committee on ways
and means, made report in the Senate's
amendment to the tariff bill. ~5a
IuThe House cencurred in the following
On cigars !ofiall kinds valued at Sl5 or less
per thousand IS cents per pound and 2Oper
cent. .ad yalorem; 800 per thousand ST 25
per pound at 80 per cent. ad valorem; val
ued sat over $50 and not over $45 per
thousand 81 per pound and so per cent. ad
valorem.Ts..sS sfErp "a fl.s ~ 80
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from the Louisville Democrat, Of Saturday.
GUERRILLAsO ON THE OHIO.
Cneir Designs and Movements.

! Il is simply nonsensical to attempt to
diseuise the fsct that there are several
gangs of guerrilIas at present in the border
Counties oi Kentucky, committing all kinds
of outrages and as they have been SO far
unopposed by any Federal force, they are
havings altogether their own way.
8 On Tuesday last gang, whose number
we did not learn, entered Bradenburg, rob
bed the citizens, fired on the steamer Shin
CESS as she passed up, and recruited num-
Der of men for the rebel service They re'
NAMED in the town until the next aay,
and are said to have belonged to Captain
Jesse's command.
On Tuesdey about A o'clock in the after,
noon, some ESQ. guerrillas, under command
of Capt. Jones and Major walker Iaylof'
left 0Ioverport where they had bssn com. n.
hitting their outrages, ana marched 10. %
Hawesyille, where they arrived about bal! u
mast 2 the next morning, stopping ou1aaoe
4 the Inst town a. and encamping, where shsy 10
s.s;ned until after dinner. = a.,
! The Tie sams party had previously nsIssl :
,s,sp%hssspmt, % where they Captured o0l Ss'
- =
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Movement on Shepins' Bluff,

New YORK, June 2a-The Commercials
army letter, June 25th says Fosters force
of the 10th corps has probably ere this
attacked Chipins' Bluff and perhaps caps
tured it, This would permit the erection
of Strong Counter work to operate against
Fort Darling. Heavy lines of entrencht
ments concentrating sweeping fire on
Drury's Bluff is evident sign of Grant.
New YORK, June 2th.-The headquar,
ter's correspondent of the Commercial Ad
yertiser, under date of June 25th, says:
The portion of the 10th corps, under
General Foster, sent across JBmes river, is
now operating on the west bank of that
stream in conjunction with the gunboats,
ct last accounts Foster had worked his way
past Aiken's Landing, which place will be
remembered as having been declared neutral
ground, for the exchange of prisoners, and
before this reaches you, he will probably
have attacked, and we hope captured Chap
pins Bluff. ..a' -
. If Gen. Foster succeeds in his mission
and carries this formidable rebel stronghold
we can reduce Fort Darling by Greeting q
counter work.
A heavy line Of entertainments: assisted
by several mortar boats concentrating a
sweeping FIRE on Drury's Bluff is the evi,
dent design of Grants next operation.
The capture of Fort Darling virtually
places Richmond in our hands. Then II
will ce easy to destroy the rebel iron clads
or keep them st Richmond and then no.
thing can hinder our monitorors from she'll.
ing the rebel capital. @ .
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SAD.-On Saturday morning last a young
woman named Eliza Gorrel, who resides on
Chapline street, Centre Wheeling, attempt
ed 70 Eindle fire in the cooking stove,
aud in order to give it fresh start she took
an Of carbon oil and began to pour the
fluid upon the SmoulderiDg embers. A ter
rife explosion ensued, and the clothes of
the unfortunate woman were soon envelop>
e1 in flames In anguish the poor woman
IAN to neighboring house, when blanket
Was thrown over her person and the flames
subdusd. Medical aid was summoned, but
proved of no avail, and she died early on
Sunday morning 4-
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WHILE the Northwest is parched with
drought, and it's magnificent grain-felds
wither in the uneiouded blaze of the long
June days, the States east of the Allegha
MES have experienced an unnaturally moist
sni showery spring. A New York ez-
change says that there will be heavy eropa
OF potatoes, onions turnips, cabbage, peas,
beans, carrots, salad, radishes, tomatoes,
Sc, Notwithstanding the fact that less
ground than usual has been given to them,
owing to the scarcity Of labor and the
tocking of farm>hands to the large cities.
Of fruits we hear good account, with the
exception of cherries, which will be scarce
because of the wei season. Strawberries
have been kept back for the same reason,
but they are abundant, Notwithstanding
Peaches and apples, as well as all kinds Of
berries promie7 to be abundant. The grass
crop also will be usually heavy. We fear,
however, that our staple crops of corn,
wheat, rye, oats, and barley, will be short,
because of the less quantity of ground in
cultivation. .s,--s. 81 .
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THE SANITARY FAIR.-The Fair will open
to-day. 1t is thought the doors of the
several halls will be thrown open to the
public about two or three o'clock this after.
noon, The whole affair has been gotten
up on a much larger scale than was at first
anticipated, and of course this occasioned
some delay, but from the appearance of the
difereno departments last evening, We are
satisfied the exhibition will far exceed the
expectations Of all our people. Il -
The ladies have worked with will, as
they always do for the cause of suffering
humanity, and the many hardships which
they have endured during the past week
OF two should stimulate the public to be-
stow upon the Fair liberal patronage.
The Governor and other public officers
will be present and conduct the opening
exercises.
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DnRRHGA AND DYsENrERY.-Ws haze
examined great number of lettsrs from
some of the most prominent citizens Of
Cincinnati and Oovington, &c, speaking In
the highest terms Of Dr.. Strioklandi Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of DhfAoDs
and Dyseutry. The letters are too lodg 10
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Oovington, says
he was pronounced incuroble BY tho best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr..
Strickland's Anti Cholers Mixture Effected
a permanent cure after suffering for months
with the worst form of Disrhoss and Dys
entry. .1 d&wlyTukf
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Government Loans.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Sealed offers
are to be received at the Treasury Depart
ment under the act of March 81, 1868, until
neon of Wednesday July 6, next, for bonds
of the United States. to the amount OF
$33, ,0e0, ,0Q0f being the amount of unaccept>
ed offers under the notice of proposals tor
the loan dated 9th inst. The bonds will
bear an annual interest Of 6 per cent pay
able semi annually in coin oD the lst days
of July and January of each year are res
deemable after the 3Oth june, 1881. No
offer will be considered at less rate of pre-.
MUM than 4 per cent. ft'Ei'i lv
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Allen, Who commanded ths militia HeVAn
secured and taken axay, .bsing trss1sd In
the meantime with the grsatost ira n1ev.
At Stephensport they robbed the stocSanel
citizens and carried OF q numb9 of
horses. lo 3sh s ssh es -, = 80 al -
They entered the town Of Clorsrpost
about o'clock on W ednssday, broke eesn
the stores and helped themselvss 90 vhaf
they wanted, stole Q number of horsas, su.
lated q number Of recruits, and then lstt
for lHawessille, TO which place portion of
the gang had previously been ssut. e ~,
The guerrillas had things ell their. sou1
way in HawesviIle, and rohbsd aad fioesd
indiscriminatsly.1 They broke opsa stores
and took such goods - suited than, Stole
the best horses to bs fopadin the tovnsand
acted the bsnditti generally. In the, eysn.
ing they left Hawesville; a they stated
and as is believed, intended to stack, cape
tnre and burn. In this arsugsmsat ~
think they will be disappointSd ;lsnd u
they should attack the town they VII ~.
ceive the soundest kind Of whippine, q
there is sufficient Federal force Stationed
there for'its defense q hiias ,sSis 7o' Tsl
Why q sufficient cavalry force b not
sent in pursuit Of these robbsrs to snoik-
late them is matter of the greatest von.
der. They are doing an immense amount
of mischief, and are daily adding to thsif
strength by volunteers. We are inibeDA
that one hundred and sixty recruits joiaed
them in Hancock county alone, and largo
number were recruited in Meade and Other
border counties. The authorities In Ken
tucky should do something without snothsr
moments delay to rid the border Of thssS
cut throats.
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LOYAL RAID ON GRAFToN.-A few days
ago portion Of the l27th (loyaD New
York made raid on Grafton, and soon
convinced the inhabitants of the town that
they could stea! and plunder ina manner
highly creditable to a "copperhesd" Four
or five stores were broken open and rob
bed and the Postofise was completely
ransacked of stamps and valuables.s eFAs
soon as the deyilment vas over, and al
7rluables packed up, one of the officers o.
the regiment stole horse and buggy and
rode away at the head of his plundering
gang.
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FROM BUTLER. !:

q WAsHIseroN, j une a7th.--The Steamei
Highhhd Light, arrived here from City
Point, which place she left yesterday morn
ing, and brought up the 9th Ohio yolun-
teers, commanded by Major Winslow, whose
term Of service has expired. The regiment
numbers $50 officers and men. 81 sfiIsyo9
o There has been no very heavy fighting
within the past few days, except skirmishi
es which are kept up all along the line, and
the cannonading at times is heavy. q ton
Firing was heard about FIVE miles from
Bermuda Hundred on Thursday, where
General Butler is entrenching. The reb>
els made an attack upon Buffers entrench-
ments, but did not succeed in effecting
ANYTHING. They were driven off on Satnr>
day. an5,Ios i'ss nan EI1s9a q obo6s Fsz
The rebels attacked Sheridan's rear, ut
WILCOX on Sunday and captured n few of
his men. A Brigade Of Infantry was at
ones dispatched to protect Sheridan's rear
and the rebels were kept back and Sheri-
dan made for the James river crossing 1T
successfully with his entire train. as8agssi
8 The railroad is advanced miles from
City Point towards Petersburg. .9l1
Heavy firing was heard in the direction
Of Petersburg. .'e" 8. t.t.9 sa3
Ol Saturday night the rebels made An
attack on our pickets at about the centre Of
our line, as they were being relieved but
they were repulsed with little or no loss to
US. 3 ~ "iEi "a 1907 =
On the heights beyond Petersburg the
rebels have an 1s gun battery, bearing on
the centre of our lines. 1t has been very
troublesom and 80 far has proved too heavy
for any artillery we have brought against
it. 1i..--' no EZ.is. -" 80
General Wilson has gone in another cav
airy expedition, and good news may be ex
pected from him soon. Two hundred reb
ell prisoners were at City Point yesterday
morning. 1aj d. .si5 F.
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Hop BEFR.-One who has tried it, pro,
nounces beer made by the following rule
very superior. 1t is easily manufactured,
and will keep six or eight mouths. This
receipt is for fifteen gallons: ,5s..s
Twelve ounces of hops, six quarts ofmo,
lasses, ten eggs. Put the hops in bag
and boil them fifteen minutes in three pals
full of water. Put in the molasses while
hot, and pour Immediately into q strong ole
casls. which can be made perfectly air-tight
and put in the remainder Of the water cold
Let the mixture stand until cool, then add
the eggs. The beer will not ferrnent, IN cold
weather, unless put in quite warm place
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Q|'Idl!'Igr.:all,|p|9Ii(|' iI|':'I|' I !; | !. !.
II FROM r. ! GRANT. |il N I
Badly ls l1y ID Smith S'l tn, At Attacked a',E d


van ltaa Sa13ll q, agiJ 80 ~ N.H "a lIag
Ia giH .tso3 tgoda NEW YORK. June q. d
Tribune special, Army of, the Potomac,
25th, says: During two hours yesterday
morning, from 6 to 8 o'clock, the eaith
trembled to the thunder o. more than one
hundred cannon. Baldy Smith vas attack
ed. twill be remembered he helds next
to the Appomattox, within less thsn mile
of the city of Petersburg. His line stretch
es s.ong the plain at right angles with the
river, while the rebels have undistnrbed
possession the bank opposite. A long dis
ltance in his rear on that bank, they sudden.
" uncovered sixty guns, exposing the 18th
Corps to an enfilading fire. At length the
enemy attacked With musketry as well as
cannon; they very foolishly moved their line
upon our works. Itwas soon ascertained to
DO Hsygoods s. c. brig. of Hoke's division.
The repulse was but the work of few mo-
ments and was complete. One hundred
and FIVE prisoners fell into our hands. By
q strategic movement they were drawn into
our rife pits, aud these being csnnonaded
in the rear by covered works, the rebels
were obliged to surrender. q, ,ss:as
Special to the Philadelphia. Inquirer, June
24th, P. M. General Wright with the 9th
corps made movement to the left and
reached Weldon railroad Of which he des-
troyed some. five miles. Fires were built
along which he destroyed ties and at the
same time warped over so as to make it
unit for fnrther use. Having accomplished
the object he returned to his former posi-
ton, q pl.5- lGo.i~
A SpEc1aL TO TIE TIMES dated June "a,
says:S.@ ea.72 . f.r
This morning Longstreet's and Hills
corps are it is ascsrtained moving towards
Weldon, having reached their entrench>
ments in our front. le=-t IT,.
During brief skirmish this morning
few prisoners were taken, from which it
appeared that Beapregsrd's msin armynow
covering Petersburg while Lees forces were
moving to our left, with what design re>
mains yet to be seen. The rebel deserters
who came in this morning state that our
recent sheilins of Petersburg by Birnays
was very disastrous.
They add that the rebels are marching
and counter msrching to guard against our
expected attack. -.g sa .F,s
WASHINGTON, June Is, P. MA special
to the World, dated yesterday morning,
says that we now permanently hold the PEI
tersburg and Weldon railroad south of Pee
tersburg. 500
The 9Th corps had severe fight with
Hill's corps, and drove them back several
miles, and hold the railroad in an intrench-
ed position. Other important movements
are in progress. a..4E .
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Foreign News.

CAPE RACE June 27-The S. S. Bararin,
from Southampton 18th inst, was boarded
off Cape Race on Sunday. Her adVices are
two days later. ..,
The Times says rumor of the possible
break up of the Cabinet, on the Danish
question, is talked Of confidently on 'Change.
The Confederate loan was quoted 63 a 60.
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Fast DRIvINe.-Many of our young men
90 not appear to be aware Of the fact that
the Island is within the corporate limits OF
the city, and when they get across the
bridge they drive their horses at much
greater speed than the law allows. Within
a day or two a number Of offenders have
been arrested and fined for this offence. -
The law will be strictly enforced, and our
vonn0 "bloods" must look out.
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Rebel RepOrts.--Gen. Hooker
Defeated.

New YoRk June N.-The City Point
correspondent to the Herald says:
Atlanta papers of week ago state that
the bridge over the Chattahoochie to Ros--
well is strongly fortified; that the nearest
the Yankees have been to Roswell is some
10 miles Northeast of Marietta; that Hook.
er's corps was repulsed with great loss
last week; that the rebel lines have been
extended Eastward and the main body Of
the army has moved to the vicinity oi
Brush Mountain, and the rebel position is
best held since the evacuation of Dalton.
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FoRTREss MONROE, Jnne 25.-The voters
of Norfolk decided yesterday, by BIG to
that they preferred military to civil gov
ernment. ...-.....
Yesterday the rebels charged on the Isl
division of the 18th army corps, but were
defeated with great loss. About 400 de-
serters came in during the action.
/ Genl's Sheridan and Getty, with theil
commands, left White House yesterday.
The weather is exceedingly hot at Old
Point, being 90 degrees in the shade.
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The movements of Grant of the past
week have not been to bring on a general
engagement, neither have we fought any
considerable battle. The main object was
to give relief to General Hunter. Our
main endesvos are to obtain full and per
manent possession of the Petersburg and
Weldon railroad which cuts the rebel
Confederacy in twain.
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From Hunters Command.

CHARLESTON, Va, June 25.-It is report.
ed by scouts and refugees, that the rsb.
ell General McCausland, whom Hunter out.
fsnked and defeated few days since, ID
now at LeWisburg with 1000 troops.
1t is likewise reported that some 1000 Of
Morgan's command have reached the vicin.
ity Of Logan O. H., in their retreat from
Kentucky. r4
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Shirts! SHIRTS !! SHIRTs! "A full as.
sortment sof French and American cassi>
mere and, fspnel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also IS dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, $l5, $lS, $2l and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su-
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. s .s..... y. I. LAKIN,
No. lO2 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
.. Il -. ~. .mh29 6m
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The Gold Bill to be Modified

There is no prospect of a repeal of the
gold bill. Mr.. Chase has not changed his
views upon the subject. a i..r ID.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-A special to the
Commercial says:
1t is rumored to-day that Secretary
Chase may recommend some modification
of the gold bill. Should this prove true
Congress will follow his recommendation.
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Accident on the Erie RoiIroad

New YORK, June 27.-The Commercial
says: r,
We understand that an accident occurred
at an early heur this morning on the Erie
Railway, caused by the giving way of one
of the rails throwing the entire train oh
the track and causing the death of mum
Der of persons as we'll as injuring many Of
the passengers on the train. No definite
particulars have been received.
,LATER.-The Commercial says the acci
dent was less serious than at first reported
1t occurred at 8 On Sunday morning and
was caused by collision between a freight
and gravel train. The only person killed
was . laborer who was on the gravel train