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Toletlo MarlEes.

Flour quiet and firm. Wheat, white
21c better; amber 1c lower; spring steady;
sales of white Michigan 290a2 81; amber
Michigan at 2 65a2 g; market closing at
2 81, No. spring 2 Is aud No. 2 spring
POS. Corn lc better and No. nc better;
sales of No. Wabash at 14al l4t and
No. 2 Wabash at 112a1 13; Milwaukee
Hal LII. Oats shade better; sales OF
No. | at 62t and No. 2 GU. Rye steady;
sales of No. at 30. Barley unchang-
ed; sales of No. 2 at Is. Lake freights
unchanged.
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New YORK, January 18th, lsC4

New YORK, January 18th, lsGI.
ifessrs. Geo. c. Hub6el d Go.
Gentlemen Your Bittrrs having been such .
blessing in ny family that cannot refrain from
sending you this testimonial In December last
my wife was very -Confnement-and 90,
40 very low that some good stiInulant was abso-
lutely necessary. tried wine but IL did no good
Having bottle of Golden Bittersr which had
been given me by friend, thought would
try them; had ne faith in them, yet thought
Won d give them a trial / can truly cav that
my wife gained strength and health with every
dose. In one month she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfuily do recommend them u All
ladies as gentle and strengthening stimulant
Yours, &c
GEO A. J. NORMAN.
lSI West 37tb street y Y.
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GOLDEN BITTRRs.-HujbeIs Col

GOLDEN -Hubbels Gold
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining a world wide rep
utatiou. Read the following:
PARIS, France June . 1864
NeSSTS. Hubble CO.-Gsnts: Ice say that
your Golden Biuers is the most wonderful medi.
cine in the world. II acts truly in most mirac-
ulous way. Suffer- ng with dyspepsia ofthe most
painful kind used the Golden Bitters prepared
by Messrs. Hubbel L. Co., and was cured. am
convinced that all complaints Of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing you pros.
perity and great success in the curing Of all the
complaints that afflct the human frame,
am. gentlemen yours, with respect,
Cashier FABRIGOC
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Prize Fight.

DETROIT, October 5..-Gallagher and
Davis fought to-day at Fighting Island,
seven miles from here. Davis won in
forty-iive rounds, knocking Gallagher
ont of inc. The latter had the b st of
the fight until the last round.
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NEw YORK. March goth. 1s6i.

NEW lOhh, AlaICn JUN, lSOt.
Nessrs. Geo. {. HtLbbel d. Co., Hudson n. Y.
Gsnts:-My family having been the recipient
of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden Bitters, l am induced to acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use as you desire. l can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle Of your
BitteTs entered my house l have heard of no
complaints of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
troubled with the malady for Year,, and had
we'll Other members of my family endorse the
good qualities of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion, that should I've happy tn give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, am,
Yours truly,
II. A. GRAHAM.
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From savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, October 5.-Weather
cold and raining in torrents all day.
Reports from Florida and Southwestern
Georgia are very gloomy, heavy rams
being reported.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, October j.-Thc candle
factory of w. II. Woods 4 Co. was en-
tircly destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss abont 100000; insured for SO, geo.
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YoNKERs. MAY Q. lsG4

YoNKEus, May Q. lsGI.
McSsrs. Geo. &. HubJei If Go.
Gcns:-Having used only two bottles OF your
Golden Bitters, I can recommend them with
the utmost confidence rs a tonic, particularly
for a change of diet and water. It is well for
ladies and children, giving them part CT a wine.
glass two or three times day.
Yours respectfully.
GEO. &, BAKER.
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Chicago D1arket.

CHICAGO, October 5.
Flour, higher grades advanced 25c.
Wheat at l y7f. Corn at O64al u for
No. l. Oats at 54f. Rye at l 81. Bar.
ley at Is. Pork Inactive and nominal
at % 5Oa23 rs. Bulk meats nominal.
Lard at l3tal3a. Whisky nominal.
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sunk.

81. Louis, October 5.-Thc steamer
Gen. Johnson was sunk this morning in
the Missouri river. two miles above
Brownsville. Nebraska. Loss not ascer.
tanned.
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OUR TERMS:

Daily Register, per veal, Jy Ea'i''''''
six months ..sr.
three month";
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club o; Gy" cop.r
And copy free 20 the gettcT mp" ~
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Club rates after the Club has bseo "a
vided full years subscription !. tAlfa. T..
Money by Draft, Express or EsgiH'''
ters may be sent at our risk. Adffrs
LEWIS BAEER
y2J Wheeling Wet VIZ %.
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Eeilou Fever.

New ORLEANS, October 5.--The num-
Der of deaths from yellow fever during
the "a hours ending this morning.
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Buffalo Market.

Buffalo Market.
BUFFA:,o, October 5.
Flour active; city ground spring at
10 5Oall 90. Wheat IL Scala 90. Wheat
No. Milwaukee go. Other grades
quiet. Corn at l l5al 1871 for No. 2
mixed. Oats at 65 on the spot and TO
arrive. Freights unchanged.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVA IS

w HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGMENT MI
w bc the most important ru,lu,,. e ,u,,,,,-
in the history of our Government Ur..
mishing preparatory 10 TIN, yr,ar n.li bs, d.
roady commenced; and tue condition q, H..
country n, axes the early and ihurollh d..
nation of the principles W. advualc 4 t.,,,
otto duty. W. therefore invoke d., AID I'd d.
true men In extending the circulation nj 4 j.
REGISTER There Is not a l"rtlii, 10 The Goa,
try where a Club could not be- made M ~.
slight effort.
Notwithstanding lhr RlrI-Ir. /, ou, 10 ,.
fifth year il already, IN point at CiTrulatiup h
duenco, Ability and Value. ranks among n,
hrst papers in the Land aud runirssr,lly .Iab +.
far ahead Of any Of liz contemporaries In W..
Virginia. II viii bc the aim Of the lropr.,
not only In maintain. Int to add To- L. h..
reputation.
This paper will not Dc surpassed by a., psf
LEGATION In the country lot it, Cumplt iruosi 4. .
Family. Business and Political journal. In
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Atlantic Gable; its full aud ulahle EnAna,
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THE WEST VIRGINIA

THIS COMPANY - NOW FULLY
i organized, and will, In a short time, com
msnce the manufacture Of refined Carbon and
Lubrieating Oils, Lamp Wick and Cbfmneys.
For information In regard To the Stock or
Business Of the Company, apply TO either Of the
Undersigned officers, or At the COmpaUys Office
on Main Street, next door 10 the N and VI
Eank. w. PETERSON, Jr.. Sec'y.
5. j. HILDRETH. Treas'r,
Z. z. ADDISON. Sup't i.I9
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A. TURNER,
Wholesale Grocer
AND
P ROD UCE DE A L E r =,
No. g. MIN STREET,
WHEELING, -. VA.

lam COMMENCING BUSINESS ONCE
more, and am now daily receiving nv stOc X
Of groceries and choice family flour, tn which I
invite the attention Of the public and solicit a
share )f the patronage which have heretofore
10 literally received A. TURNEK
I'm
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CRISPER COMA.

On she was beautiful and fair.
With starry eyes, and radiant hair.
Whose curling tendriis soft entwined.
Exclaimed the very heart and mind.
CRISPEB COMA.
For Curling the Har Of either Ser into
Udry and Glossy RiHglets or
Hodry Aassire Curls
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND
I'D Gentlemen can beautify themselves a tLou.
sand fold II is the only article in the world
that will cUrl straight hair and at the same time
give ii beautiful, glossy appearance. The
CrispeT Coma not only curls the hair, but invig.
crates, beautihes and cleanses IL; il highly and
delightfully."- perfumed. and il the most complete
article Of tie kind ever offered to the American
public. The CrsDer Coma will be sent 70 any
address, sealed and postpaid for 81.
Address all orders 10
W L. CLARK CO.. ChsrnistA
Mob West Payette St, SYRACUSE, v. y
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READ THE EVIDENCE.

NEW YORK, April I'D, l564.
Geo. C. Hubbel d. C0-GeHtLemsn: We have
Analysed your Golden Bitters. and find that its
component parts entitlc il to the notice of the
medical profession. Since our analysis We have
used il in our practice with very satisfactory re.
suits, and find il particularly well calculated TO
correct arrangement of the digestive organs
such IA dyspepsia, diarrhGa sick headache
cholic, &C., &c, and is n superior tonic for ally
use in moderate quantities for aged persons and
also those of delicate constitutions. Yours, &c.
Doctors J. +. & I. :. NORBCRY,
No. l37 East 32d street.
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SUNDRiES.

~ PIE Sugar, Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and champagne cider CbottledJ. New
York No. Salmon. English dairy Cheese
Starch, Maizena,, &c. hormetically sealed Sal
mon, Gackerel COdfsn Hallibut Lobster, Salad
OIL (best quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese, Condensed Milk, together With q gener
Assortment Of SeasOnable articles inst receive
anu for sale low, by
y. G.. d WOODROW.
Odd Fellows Hall Building,
myz0 Monroe Street Wheeling. W. Va
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Mexico.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-03

'HbEEE-A very Interesting match Sas played
On july Dist, al N4kd, by the members Of tAe
" Albion Cricket CIIb and other gentlemen. The
naemten II tie Club lue indebted " Capt JEs- Il.
Brown foT hls kindness IN loAning chalTs and tables
aI4d granting the Use u hs pseaises; @l-l T. tAe
Honolulu Rlhs Corp fT The ~ - uieiT tents Mr.
A. s@f aI1 Ma y. HeoiOH having chosen sides, tie
piay cVIDnlsnoei al0ut 2 oic~k a. 81 iLe MecioU-
itos ~eDt L. tie wlckets aud scored - TUus tuis made
them foa rather down, and JAe! thought ,hey ha1
bat = pos chance n winning, CAul tie Seirtes sent
IN ANA scored -, which caused ue former O.
PLUCK up AiJcr p~sTtakluE u roirclE.eut-, they
went IN fJr ueiE second inning and scored ~. le4s-
Ing tic s--htes a. ruus e. ~iu. The Se.ntes then
t,ok tLeir second inning aud scored -, leaving
uer opponents W-ul,s b. q. runs Tie --ylv ss
~ follows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-03

Rear ADMIRAL Picrson died at Portsmouth re-
Gently, aged o..
Thu Govcruorsbip Of RuSSians has been rendered
I, benjamin Stark. late Democratic Oregon Senator.
In the Constitutions Convention. Horace Gree
Low from the Committee on Suffrage. reported an
amendment IN establish impartial suffrage.
Forty additional miles OF N, Union Pacific Hail-
road have b,cu accepted, meb nC $50 miles IN all
No further trouble is anticipated from Che Indians
The new steamer Chine. tor The san frarcjsco,
Jnpan. and China route. has sailed for Panama and
san Francisco.
Accounts e 'hc destination Of The poorer classes
in North Carolina ar, constantly received. There
Is no doubt that the most intense suffering FOR want
Of food prevails.
Tho Jar7ncs. Commissioner paid 100000 On
tho ram S'onr,roH The, pay the other 100000
mon her arrival in Japan The Ntope,o18 leaves
for Japan 10 August
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
NOTES on rnE wEEk.


S4IfIfDA J. AiGfNJ 8.
THE ENlsCrIoS -fe-tsrlay, H~Ie4Saasa. tLe
native sho sas convicted u t, i4-t term ~ uLe Cir-
eUit tourt u Kauai u tie murder Of kalu, ~
eAel.uui 40 u4s o4Lu jail Within the Last fes days
pT,siogz g. tAe oAe hAei Tor L- death, a., doomed
nam apFe-rui O.. Ie-I4e Lis a~fll ps.Gou, AID
sought iLe cancellations - religion IEe Reverend
Father hoic,te, u the Roman Catholic Church, 1T
tended him in bic cell aEi on the g-l0w- W u tie
last m.ilrnt. lie ~as c.I, neryci and seitl.ssess-
II. lis Last requests u tLe MlTsLL we4e that his
blanket sLoulI be bufel with him ia tie coffin, aud
u.at bee should BE- allowed u make d speech u tLe
-peetatofs. Both ~ u-,se requests we're granted, aud
bis -pe..L w4s certainly ga ~exceluDt ,le. III IT,
gan in a slightly trvululous voice, bat gradually gTs~
hHAer, lHd FINISHED with el~tueuoe. Tie follow ~
l. a iair translation u sLat he aid
- Friends - oouutry uDeE-lo 4 Hawaii, Mani.
oahu aLi kaual-liear, al u you Ills Lviy u
mime j. about h. h. deprived II life, and committed
o. tie dust, On account 81 size cE4nv u which ! have
been guilty ! >ulicr justly. Let all take Warning
- nJ fttr AID sAuE tie course which have Lo,l to-
Usrl hy me. But aluLDggh this bly, vii sun Jv-
come as a. clDi ~ earth, I fe,l a 'ouhieut hopc that
NY SDul, through tie merits II tie S,n 4 God, Who
dI7i tT sInneTss vail live forever Ia glory. ! bill
y"4 AL "a afic-uon4ts farewell, AMI ask your for
gIsen-s- for my Lui life aud your prayers Tor the
safety II my sJul. 1 hereby express my love o. the
Marshal sir Brown, M. Dayton, tie turnkey, the
Ans'A AhA rANAttEr j tAG WIN 4LhE IL tUA AtaTN
towards all men"
lie then male a short ani fcr,eut prayer, CON-
uniting Lis sui 10 God, laying particular stress upon
the name u the Saviour, and praying that the King
might reign long and pn.sperousy. Previous 10 this
the white cap hal bern drawn over his face and the
nose adjusted. Al twenty-five minutes past nine,
Hopiea~aawa said Amen 70 his prayer, and the next
instant the drop fell, and without u percepuble suug-
.lc h. soul MAS u.her,i into eternity. The ARRANGE
Uents In the execution were carried Out with per
feet ~propriety and order. About a dozen spectators
were present, i~ncluling the members of the press
AMI the Medical attendants. After hanging thirty
minutes, Drs. Iollmann and Bufum pronounced life
u he extinct, and the LOly was lowered into the
coffin, in which, according 10 tie request JefOre
mentioned, Was deposited the rel blanket which he
brought with him from Kauai. Tie bDly was buried
in the Government enclosure makai Of the Kawaia-
hlo burial ground.
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EBE0Rs--The government organ, since its sudden
and remarkable collapse On the neutrality question.
h-s LeeOIue very sensitive regarding = error" Of the
pres, aud takes u 10 task for reproducing European
kilograms as received A. a general rule with news
paper, kilograms are published as received, unless
the error is d very palpable one; and If tine operator
at Valencia or Chicago chooses to report Mr.. Derby,
the Prime Minister, as doing 80 and -, any Journal
1T is justified in reproducing the telegram as received.
To show the shallOwness Of the critic, we vii point
cut II couple Of hs own mistakes IN the same para
graph. out of fifty errors we might instance in the
last issue Of the paper. He calls the famous British
statesman lord Russell. l'Ow he is an Earl, and
Mr.. j. quite ~ proper a title 10 apply 10 him a. Lord.
Again in the zane paragraph his orthography Is
sOrely out Of joint, ia spelling Wagon The
= errors" he Instances in Us are small NOTES COM
pared with the Wagons that trouble his own
vision.
Now for more serious matters the editor states, in
the item relating 10 the Laek0leaRHa, tina; . the san
Francisco papers say that the island [Midilebrook1
will be used for a coal depot for the China line Of
steamerz.'' The San Francisco papers say no such
thing. The Times says that the -NiicH Badger
may % to Pearl and Hermes Reef. but none Of them
allude to 'Niddlebrcok Island or appear to know
anything Of il, tia; We are aware Of The only in
formation about that island and the China Mail
COmpany's plans IN regard 10 it, and about the
LgckGrzHHa's visit there, were made public in this
journal las; week, and it VIII he news 10 the san
Francisco papers. Typographical " errOrs' are Of
little consequence, but false statements, like the
above. and like another made by the Ga=Gis
two weeks ago, 10 the efeet INIT tie neutral
ity proclamation was issued by this Government
at the i~HsaaRce 4 Mr. SelraT9-are Of more Sc
rious consequence, and likely 10 damage the repu-
tAtion Of the Government. If no; that - it, organ,
which appears to have none. or ii would have at
once been rc,ractel
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FAR At WNIUEu.-The ladies Of the foreign
church at Nsluku, Maui, intend holding a fair on
the evening Of the 18th OF August, 70 raise funds for
the purchase of a melcieon FOR their church.
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CoRSrcTgo>.-We were in error on saturday last
in stating that = native had been fined 500 for fast
riding. 1t was a Portuguese, and We make this aP-
parcntly unimportant correction by request.
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~ According to the American correspondent OF
the London Morning Herald, the purchase Of Rus
SIAN America j. only the first series Of similar opera
tons. The Sandwich Islands. British North America.
the Bahamas, and Cuba. arc al spoken of rs likely
places, hut negotiations f' thcs, are not yet opened.
-PGpama Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-03

Bic O>ro~s-We saw some very enc California
Onions NJ Savidcc's the other day, which were To
ceivcd by the HocdiGnd. One weighed one pound
and eleven ounces.
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TAN CoLLFCToRS. The following persons have
been appointed tax collectors for the year 1867, by
order Of the acting Minister Of Finance
~OAm-Honoluiu. &. II. Luce Eva and waianae. 7. W.
Keawchunalala Waialua- ". c. Lane. hcoIsulos, :. y.
\auSaua kN0laUVoko, = u. Wilder.
M.Ul-Ilshaiua, T. II. TreadWay Wsiusu. kuihcttni :;
Makawao. !. keohokana Hama Tho>. &. Forsyth Molokai
and Lanai. u. NaoTeahins-
HNw ATT-liio, IL hanuu Hamaeus, Akono Aksu North
kolsla. = I. kokos south holala. ". ~. DAVIS North Mona.
J. q. HUspii south Mona, &. II. DAVIS Nan, !. kaulsuc I,
Puma. - q. paumana.
KN Nt-llsnalci. Albert Wilcox AuahoAs, = Kaiu Lihuc,
The. ~. Marshall hosa, William q. smith Naimea- l. "a.
ksIuuiai \ihau. + NcH. Sinclair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
Confessional.

In Senate, Dec. 20. Mr.. Howard presented a
petition from citizens of Michigan asking that the
pension laws be amended to apply equally to reg
uars and volunteers. Referred to committee on
pensions.
Mr.. Sherman called up the unfinished business.
the bill to repeal the cotton tax.
The question was on the motion to postpone TO
February next
Mr., Conklng said the House had adjourned.
and it would be useless now to pass the bill, aud
1t was postponed to Jan. 10.
Adjourned to Jan. g.
Ia the House, Mr.. Price introduced long res
oluion relative to the protection of naturalized
citizens abroad, and instructing the committee on
oreign affairs TO give the subject their immediate
attention, and report such measures as will be
calculated to accomplish the desired object. Re
ierred TO committee on foreign affairs
The House committee OF the whole took up
Senate amendments TO deficiency bill for Congress
sional expenses.
The amendment providing that no member OF
either House shall be allowed stationery, newspa-
pers or any communication thereof, was conourred
in, "a 10 also that reform succeeds.
Mr.. Robinson presented the petition of Gen.
Maggie, an American citizen, held in custody in a
British prison, and asked leave to offer resolu-
ton asking the President 10 take immediate action
in the cases Of General Maggie and John Warren.
Objection made and resolution not offered
Adjourned TO Jan. G.
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Gnrrign Nrtps.


LONDON, Dec. 10.
Hon. VIM. +. Gladstone made speech to the
miners aud other operatives of Werneth, in Ches-
ter county, England, on Wednesday, in the course
Of which he reviewed the Fenian question. lie
did not hesitate TO ascrbe the existence of Fenian-
ism to England's wretched Encouragement and
mlsgovernment.
LONDON, Dec. 3D.
Fenianism still engrosses fair share of public
attention, though the excitement caused by the
recent outrages has pretty much died out, There
is a widespread and ever-increasng feeling favor
able to the ameioration of the condition of the
Irish as the most effective means of suppressing
Fenianism.
The Times this morning strongly iavors this
idea, and hopes and believes that the next secession
of Parliament will be occupied with the consider
alton of Irish affairs.
Ten thousand persons were drowned in the ty-
phoon that swept over Hong Kong Manila, &c,
in China.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

One man only in this car, Mr.. Haywood, agent
Of the road nj State Line, met death outright.
As the car pitched down the bank it was broken
in two near the middle the break in the root open
ing for an instant, and At that instant Mr.. Hay
wood was flung upward into the fssure. which
closed again before he fell and crushed his body
to Jelly Several others in the car received NOR
tai injuries, among them our lamcnted townsman,
Mr.. Forbush who was in dying condition when
taken out, and who expired soon after. Very few
of all the inmates Of the car-aud it was well fill
ed--cscaped injury, and between twenty and forty
are in the list OF wounded
One Of the three persons who escaped from the
rear car was Mr. l. Mayer, the travelling agent Of
Riston, who is now at The Buffalo General llospi-
tai, under treatment for severe, but probably not
serious, injuries the back, head and an
kles. Mr. Mayors statement to our reporter was
as follows -
had just stepped out Of the closet when | felt
the jerking Of the car as It was thrown from the
track. sprang up instantly and caught hold of
something in the roof of the car suspending my
self. This saved the when the went over the
bank from being pitched forward with the rest Of
the passengers into the heap where every one was
helplcssy buried in the crash OF the ruins. Exact
ly how ! crawled out do not konw. | was one Of
only three that escaped. / saw an old gentleman
aud his wife get out of the wreck ! am sure that
not another one did. The ear was ful--not less
than fifty persons, ! should think, within it..
Those who were not killed outright were burned
to death The wreck was all in flames in a mo-
mcnt. | do not know how even and the two |
have mentioned could have escaped
Among those burned to death were a bridal par
ty from Dunkirk. A passenger says there was an
unusual number of women aud children in the two
cars that left the track.