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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

The SHow.-One branch of the
"Government" (Colfax and wife) is
now on exhibition away off in Neva-
da, and the other Grant and wIfe)
is performing at Saratoga, while the
National Capital and the White House
are in the hands of the gentlemen
from Africa and some white hostlers.
Where Bishop Simpson, Jesse and
Fred. Douglass are, we know not
<Glang keep moving"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

In TRouBLE.-Thc Mississippi cleo
sion and Grants relations are just now
giving the "Government" considerable
trouble. The General will be COM
PEELED to say something one of these
days, or his enthusiastic and particu'
larly smart Cabinet will not only take
the machine out of his hands, but they
will draw his salary, too after which
he will be compelled to rely wholly
on presents.
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j. P. Kraizer

Is RECEIVING NEw GOODS. Sells choioe
II Groceries Has full stock Of Dry Goods.
heccires goods every week. Buys all bis goods
tor cash. Can afford TO sell them ,hcap. Has
the best Cook Stoves. Warrants his Boots and
Shoes. Keeps all kinds Of Leather. Exchanges
for Produce. Is closing out Summer Goods.
Wants all kinds Of Grain. Delivers goods free Of
charge win buy you anything. Keeps every
thing. Ee- Ills ftore Is opposite the Jail.
Cleardcld, Pa. August Him
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Houses and Lots for Sale.

EouR HOUSES and LOTS In Clears.ld 70,
il sale on reasonable terms. Possession ri,,,
in-shirty days. Also, plot Of FOUR LOIS On
the corner Of Fourth and Reed streets. si,,
l72x2O0 feet. Three Of these lots are well lOeal.i
for either lumber yard, coal yard, or for baildn,
purposes generally, being within $50 fee, Of n.
railroad depot. Price and terms reasonable.
Apply to GEORGE THORN,
feb14-u Clearfeld Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

EsTRAfs.-came trcspassing on the prcmi
IL scs Of the subscriber, residing in Boil 'own.
ship. on or about the first day Of July last tive
HELPERS, about two years old one white. with
rcd ears and rcd spots on the sides the other red
white along the back and belly. Also, a small
dark brindle bull, supposed to be one year old
The owner or owners are hereby requested q
come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take them away, OF they will he sold according e
Law. JOHN W. MOTT.
Bower, August II. ls6g.h.pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

ROLLING ON.-The Democratic ball,
commenced by Virginia, is still rolling
westward. The"Union Savers" away
off in the Territory of Montana, held
their election two weeks ago, and re-
elected Hon. J. NJ. Cavenaugh, Demo
crat, to Congress, by a largely in
creased majority, and carried the
Legislature nearly unanimously.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

RATHER SALTY An eastern gentle.
man, writing from the West, says
"The water Of Salt Lake is 80 dense
that man cannot sink in Il. The
editor of the Corrinne Reporter demon
s,rated this by standing upright in
the water, and without tho least mo.
ton could not sink TO the chin. He
could lie on the water, stand in it,
take almost any position, and still he
would hoa: and could not sink IL is
necessary after swimming in this briny
water to rinse of with fresh, for the
salt Of the water condenscs on ones
person, and leaves one, when dry,
looking as il he had been powdered
all over With wbilo chalk"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

Rev. W. T. McAdam, Of Mercer, at one time a
prominent candidate for the Republican nomina-
lion for Congress in the Twentieth District Is about
removing to Colorado Territory.
Mack has tried long to get to Con
gress from that district, but always
cheated. II is reported, however,
that he was bought off last fall by
Gilfllhn, for $4,000. His western
movement looks like fulfilling the con
1t is getting too warm for him
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

Election returns from eighty coun.
ties in Kentucky gave Tate, Demo
cratic candidate for Treasurer,
majority Of 1885, Out of eighty.six
members elected TO the Lower House,
The Republicans return only Eve.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

CENTRAL COMMITTEE. E.--The first
meeting Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, held at Harrisburg,
was very full. The State was more
perfectly represented than at any
gathering Of the kind for years
Chas W. Carrigan Of Philadelphia,
and James H. Hopkins of Pittsburg,
were chosen permanent Secretaries.
The delegates from different parts of
the State, all spoke Of the eompaign
in the most hopeful terms Every
where the Democracy are entering
upon the important contest with that
vigor which is sure to bring victory.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

viii some one tell us in what battle
during the war was Grant personally
under firel AT what place was his
own life in the least danger, except il
may have bccp, in falling from his
horse 2
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educational.
MISS H. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CLkARFIkLD, PA.
THE PAIL TERM Of twenty-five weeks, win
IL eommencs on Monday, September 9, 1865.
TERMS or TUITION
Reading. 0rthogaphy, Writing, Object Les
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography, per half term, lcf eleven
weeks ~ w
History, Local and descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar. Mental
and Written Arithmetic. So
Algebra and the Sciences. ~
For full particulars send for Circular.
ciearfeld, Aug. 4, ls6s-sm. rnrs'es'
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HhurioN.-Aii persons arc hereby notified
v not % harhor or employ my son, PETER
hOUSskf. "a nlinor.) who has len the pnrcu,ni
roof without any just cause; and am, therefore.
aeierm'Led 70 eollect all wages that may be due
hlm, and WI pay no debts Of his contracting,
unless compelled BY Law.
STEPHEN RorssEY.
frenehvilie Angus, I. isos.stpd.
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aAnrrifd.

On August 18th, 1869, at the residence Of the
brides mother, by JosrrH II. BRrTH, ESQ Mr.
STEPHEN E. BEALs, of Chest township, % Miss
MARGARET L. WILLIAMS, Of burnside town
shin. ClcarheId county.
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alisffllanfous.
Settlement Notice.

A IL persons knowing themselves Indebted to
N me, will please call and settle at once. The
Books are at the Store Of whiicomb a Townsend,
Otceola. Pa. @. S. PERRY.
n.cnoln. Pa. Jnlr q. Is6p.am.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

ENECUroRs' NOTICE--Le,,ers Tesla
IL montary having this 2eth day Of July, 1859
been granted TO Us upon the estate Of CHRISTIAN
EMEiGH, hate Of Norris township. Cirarfeld co.
Pa, deccased, all persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present them n due
form, and those indebted to said estate Arc re-
ques'ed 70 make payment without delsy to the
undcrsignod Executors.
EnWARD PERKS,
Fhilipsturg, Centre Co. Pa.
CHRISTIAN EMEIGH,
ly2s-a Esscu,or,
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Containing Fifty-one Acres,

Thirty FIVE Of which are cleared and under . ,o..
state Of cultivation, besides being entirely ueS,,
lain with coal, and having thereon erected ds.a
ing house, barn and other necessary outbuildnr,
together with fine orchard Of excellent fruIi !,
all kinds. The farm adjoins Baker, smith .rs
Witberow, near church and school house. M
having a never failing spring Of water.
Any further information can bo obtsin,d 4,
calling on the premises, or addressing the upd,,.
signed at New Millport.
Jyl4-sm HENRY HUNTER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

A DNINIsrRAToR's MOTTO E-Neis
"A is hereby given that letters n sdminis'rau.sS
on the estate of ROBERT WEIGH, dcrs.seR
late Of BcKss township, Clenrhsld ecurr, Il
having hcen daly granted TO the undet'gn,a
persons indebted TO said estate viii rlca~ -. ~,
payment and ihoss having claims OF asu'. ..-
viii prcscni then nropsrly suiheuiie.ea " y
ncncre FEfErcA NhlNh,
80 rrs lizisirr'=s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

SCuoOL TAN.--Noticc Is hereby given. that
~ the School Directors of Cieardcld borough
have placed in the hands Of the School Treasurer
q certified Duplicate cf the School tax fer 1869
and all persons shall be entitled 10 an abatement
Of FIVE PER cENT on thoir tax on paymcn,
Of the to the Treasurer. At bis residence, on
or before the 2sth day Of October next. Re par.
ticuar TO read the act Of Assembly at tn! bottom
Of the notice lcfi at your residence.
J. M. KETTLEBARcER,
Clearaad. July 9s. 1899 q treasurer.
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Clocks, Watches and JewelrN
Tannery for Rent.

v'HE Administrators Of the late Wm Fn'han.
Il an oner Tor rent the wcll known lannsv
situate In Pcunsillc, together with The dvel'.s'
Possession given Ut any time For furthef
ticulsrs call At the premises, of sddrr" 'ps w
dersigucd o, Grampisn Hills 2. o.
WM. 2. JOHNSON.
MARGARET BrcHANAN.
fxta.et.na Adm'rs,
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A Farm for Sale or Rent

FINHk subscriber residing near frcaehvnle. Gov.
Il ingion township, gives notice that be will
either sell Or rent The well known farm. adjoining
lands Of solomon Mnurcy Nalcmcnt and the
Sol. Bauder hrm,
CONTAINING 10 ACRES.
About FIFTY Improved, having thereon house
and barn, excellent water and n hnc young orch
ard Alec, LOT for sale, near the church.
~ For further particulars, call in person or
address tie undersigned At frcnchville 4. o.
nusll;itpd STEPHEN R0ussEY.
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n. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAkEa,
POST o,rre.a aclrAnrrr.p

POST oyrIcrs rskA acIEARrrELp
FINHB subscriber respectfully irforms bis Old
Il patrsns and the public generally. that b
has on hand, land is constantly receiving nss
sdditisns thsrotO,) large ssOck Of
Clocks, Watches and JewelrN
No-l keep Jswelry IN all i,s forms and Of
different values, either ny the piece or set
wATcHES-A full Assortn eni Of either Cod
or Silver, made BY the best American and fsi,
eieu manufacturers, inrlading fne lot q GOD
and silver hunting case, fall jeweled, fs'sn'
Levers.
cL0cKS-0f all designs, consisting Of sish'
day aud thirtv hour, of either weight spnag y
levers. and both strike and alarm.
REPAfRINe.-An kinds of Watches and
Clocks Repaired, and warranted.
In sdditlcn to what have enumerated, lts'g
a full assortment Of SPEcTAcLBS. eolored 80
plain glass. Also, GOLD PENS and rENClbS
SPOONS, FORKS, BUTTER KNIVES. snt y
fset everything in the Jewelrylae. III ial
have on hand just what customer may need
will order per hrst express, without extra ehs'e,
liberal share Of public rstronses is solie,.'s
May :, lS6s-y II. y. NAUGLh
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One Hundred Acres, more or less,
Farm for Sale.

VNHE undersigned, residing 10 Knox tovp,L,
Il desires TO sell his farm At private sale. Al,
person desiring home will do well to call ~
exatniue these nrenfses
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-18

Our readers no doubt recollcct the
excitement 10 Monroe county, last
September, caused by the murder Of
Theodore Broadhead, a citizen Of that
county, at the Delaware Water Gap
William Brooks and Charles Ormc
were soon after arrested, tried, con
victed and sentenced to be hung
Their counsel carried their case &c
the Supreme Court, which sustained
the Court below, aad on "Wednesday
last. at Stroudsburg, Orme paid the
penalty of violated law.
We take the following from Tho
correspondent Of the New York Her
aid, who was present at the horrible
scene:
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TN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Il or CLkARFlELD COUNTY, PA
Aiexapder L Kline, No ie6, january term,
w. 1899.
Elizabeth 1. Kline. Pluf sub. sur Divorce.
Tho undersigned Commissioner, appointed hy
the Court TO take testimony in the above case,
hereby giYos notico that ne win attend 70 the
duties of lis appointment, At the ofhee Of wu. A.
Wallace, Rsq, on "wednesday, the 2sth day az
August Al O'Clock, p. NJ, when and where All
persons interested NAV attend.
HuRXTHAI W SMITH.
fyss q cennisslonsr
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A SCENE OF HORROR.

In the meantime the crowd that
had gathered about the Jail early in
the morning began 10 increase, aud
the subject OF the postponement be-
came the topic of conversation. Nor
was the disgracefnl scene between
the prisoner aud the ex-SheriIf, who
70 far forgot himself ms 10 enter into
a controversy with the condemned
man even as the rope was dangling
over his head, lost sight Of in the gen
oral hubbub The mail train arrived
, 1869-05-07

Yr*ser1ny's ProercdinEA In the
Sfntc LcEit1atErc.

x.,.r.ox.. p.o,..at, o.. elm
s...,
srectal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
I,n,.S.ro1Is u.vc
esn.. ..,o,n,.on - p, 49,, - ~
snE a,. ~ .ss Sot - q T. ~
HulanS NY elS S"laee " "Hson DAeess "a e4-
Haueata!t 14a.
e9neuttent .esg.ulon was suolGu QIscHng
1Le H. Aasss ts NV ss a.aG. y. Gs s1aiets
mMatssr % L1anstef men az the
e1ll!tse IrAI.teAnie Mu!1ent % Me NAt!on3I
noasa t,h q ;hs ~ ~ ahn = ~ 1ae
r!sces E1lH sns otluans 9! so!oleEs ann sesmels
aud losHddlne tnc samtsslon Of any more soidiefs
o. seaiaen nntess ID e1tEetne c8sea
1he s'ohae1s Home hll 70 p!nF1de LOT Tue
ospnan Cnsatsn GU. 81, o. 1neEs anu 0eamea Has
raAstu-3Stas, ~ -: "a; 3, H.
!Ac "! eteaolnS ING leR1sl3 AFt MAKING 1t
tsa so!SAlo!{ 9pTn lls inspectors o. hlecaons TO
humoSs me ha4letE as the7 we're put Into the hal-
t, ~ .uS, "as ,rasSei-yea& -: nagA u The op-
poataen 70 re blu Wss 1pnn the ground thai It
Hs 10 the eplf.t 81 the constitution,
ana tGat y n y l1Ponuc 10 compel Soier 10 dts
me bal!a regulating the mileage Of sherins was
te1es1tu e., ~ EpeGaA coamlt1ee TO correct csrurs
Ihc 1Ha 10 FcEulaae the public printing failed iuf
want a5. q f,aSsa = constitutional ,na'ort'5
LUZ HOUSE 2nenuMeA0 u Inc SsslnSA DAnE
Dill were cpncurIed In
ZEE HGasc I'LL amending tie act creating q
lns eest, "a: ~ PISSED stn asnanent 70
AZ n
= ILL Fas lntru1acesl and read 4 second time,
reGeahng ~ la~s N relation TO criminal courta.
san Aad tialns Ee1ostetl q bill mixing appropr4-
Coas 1of tie Fctiel Of the sufferers reported hT
re commissioners appointed to tnTezilgaie them
The s' iccat.E - Agricultural Colieg: in Tip.
Hts4aoc Coan:y snd changing lis s:Jie 10 Purdue
enises.1ty was passc!i-scaS &c: uass, IL
= n:tnsa - sseoasaaer ELS taken and It waA
ls!a upon shG ssa.c, which cllnchss the location
lug t}kctil Committee appointed 10 IuTes tiCate
, 1869-05-07

No more striking and 1ndtsputahle evidence OF
ch]eaeos Immense growth and enlargement eo1ld be
furnished than the trequeneJ with which eligible
suburban sites arc being selected. laid out lato building
lots ard r.acrd n tie MARKET Some u thtar lncalcs
hare failed to At ooee irto pzosnnenoc By
ed sher tcns scayecy &bore the xca Of the y itseh
md thc11fore lacking facilities for sewcrssr, arc ren,
derrd unGtsl.ahe- II WIZ doubt, with x4ew to
st9dias u. d..dEastasrans tapcE.phy, and % far
nstin& reftxly nbe1trtk1otAhe suburban ttte that
Hcnuarsny Of wealthy ind ecteprnns gcDte1ueo have
stoEhk a1tt the the mes valuable portion Of the
Ruc 1sasnd ride the North md ~hc theJ hlve dcaas
nattd, Wa.hinfon,, Heights. snd which 4 now
= e :s.1ss1y AZ # t1@en,t pogelsiis;; n
tats1 tsxt ahoEe r. Ie.e q III LIS my te aeove
ot vse1ah timber: tAett L*ae Mthi9.n ane commando
TIC rkr ntat city; I iaia q IN sot' two to tra
Rotk lsl1nd and Ac Chie4ko i Csodaa4u RaHfusas
rt4r # frtEn ChtcsEn with fifteen tMtnsy trx1n1
~ IND. el.o<r;hes e1tr.csdn.5y AavAn4sses = 4
ftrctd fer rbtAp bots In - cfSfb9c. AertRh and
!siaioos toerusy G!ss4e: l.Jta2 g. bare II m.s
whfhint:nn ile1fhis y ancAen. kirain q eA5s~ y
Ss 10 sfttrd the al, nd focd lunch vii aiso b
sr.t % tho sToaadA Lots nay be hotSat II p1iv4ts
til h.1er hes kofA TAX ri
, 1869-05-07
BILLIARDS.
Tenth Day Of sar New York Tour
nnnh rnt--Fostcr nnd Rh&ncs shr

Tenth Day Of shr New York Tour
nnm mrnt--FostcF and RhGnc4 shr
Nsunrrs.
SEw YoRk. May k-Tne billiard tournament.
:ea.h das, created most Is much eakhusias1n ntd
brought a. latge An attendance "A YESTERDAY. ne
game IN the afternoon was PLAYED let Heeu RhInes
md Golathwalt, the former beating tue latter by
- The scors standing 20 . Lii sescnty- -n,ne
nsbss "Sn ran e'e H. 3f ~nlca sseFsss s.. en 2S 1sS
when GodthMalt 4too1 II 7oo, and vas 900 ahead
q HhfneA After this run Rhines took a sIlgtt
lead oh1 kept It to tho end OF the game, which
s .sS decidedly tiow and b, no 1neaua brilliant
when lsflnes Iun aheaa and H,oa GollthwaltS
ase1a+sr, II 3-ln, and his hishest 11n, 81.
Tho game u the evening vas verS exciting,
Dccfy t'clng rittcd akatnsl Foster, who teat him
lao 10 suG There we're 81 iuu!ngs and Fosters
average rns "a and his highest rms ios, ~ Is
vas !. -: hls highest runs we're d, la7, ol. -
Co. @. aui 81 DeeEJ Taa ahead In the nrst part OF
The game, which was callh1 At different
*tagra - follows: Deefy, *9l: Foster, 800; peezy,
e5s; Foster, el1; which brought out ueraendoas
cheers for Foster, Who steadily went ahead amidst
renewed cheers for each good display, UeeIy
feeling the sAme depressing taduence cx.
pcrtences By Rudo:phe the previous night,
another Comparison snows the eject on Deety,
xho only 1ncseased his seorc 70 '9s when Foster
had reached l,o'3 3,-thc hitter running thc Rlne
out, Notwithstanding plucky rally BY Dcciy, In
which he added Ill to bis score.
To-Na3F7UW a}fetuoon there win be another
game series between Goldthwait aud Snyder and
In the evening the deciding Eame for the prize cue
Deezy and Ruuolphc, there being strong feeling
IN favor Of g!ytn9 The F1cnchman fair play. Pos
ter will then play the loser for the second money
prize OF several hundred dot!Ars-
, 1869-05-07
SPRINuFlELD,
Illinois SurycJx-Fire Engine Trinf.
Special De*1nsch to The Chicago Tribune,

Illinois surycJx-Ftrc Engine Trint.
Special De*1nsch to The Chicago Tribune,
Srs1sGr1EIn, Ill, Mx5 s,
Captain Ninnm II. Il. laEton, o. PIKE County,
has been app. .in,sd custodian Of the maps, px-
pc1s, ETC., OF the sar<eys OF nl4nol4. The docu-
nents xtlI be removed 70 this CITY, and deposited
IN the Ssa4e uc1se.
the Cose 13rothers" and silsoJ steam nre en-
caoseu py the Council sd NasoF. The eontea1
began M 9:so r NJ, but ewing
to the bu1Ttng Of nose, Ind an order from JodTc
Edwa1ds TO '.drJ gp, as the engines we're nea<
the courtroom and disturbed proceedings, the
engines we're not thoroughly test ID til the After
boon Al ocaoek he k=s. agsin hegan+ and fos
three and half hours their work was uutnter-
raptea and remarkably eren- II rear the close
Ct that TINE The PACKING e tae COG
1oF bali IN hour wNs male through 80 feet d
nnee, tsch engine PLAYING INTO the eastsSn supplg
tsF the otbey ates which the contest VA Etre1
up y The withdrawal q ths csle BEotaezs' engtns t
CrmuingH and B. Hdseay, appointed By The coun
c4. wtl examine the engines 10 -1aeu7o*, report
shesr CONDITION respectively, and slsa the wost
dnne ny each
, 1869-05-07

CUBA.
Reported Engagement Between
Spanish nud lnsurkcnt n or veaxcIx
-fkuzniurz OF EiiBbusycriuE E1pedt~
HanA.

kANPVA4NA A-Nk AN EA4kENk DCtRt CEA
Spanish nud lnkurkcnt n 0r yeaxcIx
-fkuzniurz OF EiiBbusycriuE E1pedt~
lions.
NEW YORK, May IA private letter from Us
ranna, April II, says one ot the Spanish steamers
Galrc IN tho day befo7e much injured, ami
squadron IN port went out The town waa full Of
TuEors, ont being that two guyc1nmeut steamers
hat1 an engagement With . patriot steAmef which
was covering the landing Of an expedition, one
government steamer nelng sunk, and the othar
reaching HaFaz2A ....
The statemen. is combined that the steamer
Pereot has sailed with The Cuban e1 .sedtlou, aud
II Il added that she c7frtcd 900 men and fuu car
70 OF guns and ammunition. The SUI says fry-
enue catseE sailed 1sum the Brooti.n navy yard4
to sall from the Florida coast; also, that the
government has knowledge Of the buliuing
q sht1y powerful gnnboats IN New YORK.
umr asu prominent ride manufacturer, New
England 1nAn, Was G1yeo 3 large ez5eE ~ The ta-
su1yents' agents for ereeeh lo&din9 tidea- The
cases but the rnanufacturers refuse 10 deliver
them until they are paid for.
Il proves that the AraEo took no recruits for
sallcd for C1ta with volunteers still lies Ii this
ha1f,ot. large humber OF Spencer rides for the
Spanish troops were sor~asded by the Columbia
tO-Ilsy+
HA71xoRK, May S-Steanshlp Chicl1nsuga,
| formerly blockade runner, and very fnst YES
sel Left here yesterday It Is rumnrrd her dea!ns
tion y Cula, and that she carried munitions ot
! KKr Wrr, May a--1he British steamer Saliva
| dor cleared to-day for St Thomas ria NAs8s,,.
| She had neither arms nor am1u1n!uon On boarl
! There Is, however, mnch excitement in 11arana IL
regit to her ~ u Is generally believed she Il en-
| gaSed Il serripg the t1suEgentz.
| dor safled last night, crowded with Cuban sJnpa
| ihlzerA She c!csred Tor St Thomas by EaJ O.
I S1ssSr. It Ii rumoItd, IN connection with Roms
culap expedition lifting out In one Of the gull
, 1869-05-07
QUINCY.

Fearful Coliiaion Between Locotno-
xives on tho Toledo 4 Wabash nnd
Chsengo, Burlington q Quincy
Railroads.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
Qr1kcf, H., May &,
4 locomotive Of the Toledo i Wabash Railroad,
coming thia WAY, collded with passenger train Of
The Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad which
let here ., 7:so his morning, about mile CAST Of
Toledo L Wabash Road was running Wlld. having
been on the easteHn end e3 The road, md WIS n1t
acquainted with the time salAe Of this end, but
md beet told y ra'onlA that he
hal twenty-seven minutes to make three
miles to Fowler before the next train
wns due Both engines we're running nt the rate
of Twenty-Five or thirty miles an hour. 1nd, Of
oourse, prevented the enetneesa fsom eeetn9 each
10 reverse and jump Engineer sammi, Co1dpc-
TOR Dudley, aal Fireman sadler on.the c: B. L g.
nuId 5ere kightJ bruised, but escaped sersod.
injury. The engineer and fireman Of the Toleuo
engine escaped u1hurt Superintendent AunsoI
left the depot ubout noon with TWO cars tics, ane
40 rnen to Lay the track around the wreck I'll,
rpnt. ts repaired and uasos arc passing again to
night,
, 1869-05-07

nm ~ soene tetEso4 tesdeTod 10 defeat Mr.. John-
ION Ion = ~ ~ 1Peaon1aent While he Eas % she tne Of
unless we woald gtvc him = eoal Contact out Or
Wnlco nc could make foftunc, hr
Eou!a RfsSa ~ "htai = IN hta REPORT We fepited
70 complete our road perfectly and m1inks!n on
TiKhtS lrut not ons daaaat more tor "bsaeemalt'
thia conelostoa Af, Snow. Fisk. Judge Barnard
and the pubic generally kusf II well futty under
stand Adhe1aog 10 Ibis conclus.on has cost u Tie
expensive litlgA1ton Of the r&s1 Two moasha, ansl
lhe -nccesslty Of removing Our general Once to
Aa2E lola onr f7s with ttc Ccnstai next Sa.usda5,
at fTomcntorJ. Summit, and hare meaus out 81
rrsch OF The New Tort courts to perfect the ca.
.. e $. BUSHNELL
Dtrretor Union Pacific Railroad Comeans>