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ton Of her propertS, She has .tso msie u BE-
quest Of q large amount to Fradk Gilman. one o!
the employees OF Bowen, Whitman ! Hlnslo", OF
5on1 city.
sra1x6H1E1n, AUGUST 1+-wu- F. Hone. IN ex-
tensiEe and heavy cattle dealer, died At Pleasant
Plains this morning, a1.eE bslef iIlnes3.
, 1869-08-16

A-4 "a -aA4AA ''eAfNAt "tA0 eNAANAA4 VIZ y tfSA~s
fencH, aud BY misstep !ell. striking one Of inc
sharp pointed pickets, Which Indicted a deep
wound In her Abdom:n. IRON "nich uer bowels
pro'rudcd Alter tins Acc!dens OCCURRED tae
a4other al taa l'tsle Gf1 sent hcr TWO sons. asea
respectively and l. 5earA' a1e1 tnelI auc'e, wig
Nas "o!ksns III luz - ~ ", i@u"a - euops.
"aeA Tue oo5s sot % Int foso' lucy lunpeu "
isesht ttsilo 0to tooe snott ~. "as4 =. su1
eiuet one 1ea W. ~ ~ w. - 3e- nan-s arrer
DON us 'ee' eu' W" 44o e'.4 ~" ''N"-1
"a1aA .,... ,,,tv ~ ,,s ,,r.-s6 ,oe,
Upscco ssenAaE'!' 4oAss ~ w . A1 - - .1
nnd n1e stor.es high, Is In the course Of erection
In Rockport, Spencer County. A lot has tust been
the town-
Leuts Carter, negro employed on farm near
Indianapolis, was .aqalsd On p'.eafotk one DAY
last rcek ne anasslook , 70 s'lue on 'oaa .. as
~no was teslpk WIZ sno .'n.se " 'av IT, s'oaau
hos,T' h,s vonna Is not constaere,, moral.
~ .n,sn- n.o oon,Ian,an vho +. ao ,,,t.o
M. tn h.s vie hss not seen him IN bis sa1tsleeses
us nn,l be- s ata,ea ia fIl dress and noue Of IT.
family nave seen hin appear at an, time without
hts coat, oots, and hair in the most perfect order
The New Albany Commercial. aass tnas an olo
eol01ed woman. more remarkable ,oF her Feas'oa.
4eai taAn 1a51p,u9 S,1es nsa' 'oas ~ seo .us
eclipse On Saturday, When the toAl Opscnratlor
occufr,t1 she threw IN her minds and 4hputed
"Come on, blessed Lorrf FL ready for Jou.t SAe
d51aty believed that the "last daF ~ had come.
The Michigan CRY Enterprise Of the 18th says
Nv. are sorry to leaEn that Captain Bennett vii
1eage our ctsy next month, to auryey and takt
charge Of canal thst Is to he built IN Illinul5
CAPTAIN eap, Of Chicago, will take charge Of tat
| hsrbor improvements here IN hts piacc."
MICHIGAN
A,e,.e7 srnnn e, 3nssnn s,ys.
IAN III. o+7t h., lc.rd ,be .toev ~ III. vrc., .,,c
Ity d Eirdinf Luz traiLg 1ruis tfrts u Henton i4rto
Mich " sGne 3lsstrant r. rnslcs 4 Msti,a
,u, IL ScFip;r. raj theiT gsrncnts 10 so,y thrit
great concern; md. In seuenas days hotpital ark
IN M f. oIea'n. Is; ~ u tFcss e., i
tsld u iae Esreally uslnonu spolje.a wsa Similarly
met And ntts os me tt*l9tI Evssy trT sr And aAs
H. t,t ~ ~, " r. sfnr .s, T., i,rn.na tfsTte " a Us
heard Gf 10 parallel 70 this since the 5epubsA BIZ Svsf
5on Hats no naa ~ yf5na.ii m nsn"se y ~ nE'f
hut ,af va. uof.ei IL tA..l-p All Itnion lla.k,r
Nd thr rc*tnn ruHd al " !s hlc1i With the m.sFe
trs;tirr t!s bv xi,dins te1n Whtthg =, 1u, il viii
b. deemed ntcszsAEJ ~ in Ghatss LantGs st1sy Ct the
c.ss y, rlrs ~ oycr ,Sbt Ind h. sye tu
villa nrll ont and repair damages the nrxt axy. here
, 1869-08-16
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t;ErKvA, Ill, Au1ist lt-Mrs. Hatfield 1'riteN.
4rIk kpuwn nu,i much rrSrcctt<l resident ht
Vt I'rsflcx, ILL.,. 4icu VERY kutt.!rEy un III. -th
ih.,aEl. Thu un,y sursnsn rc.a:Hv Vi thstse.
ceased Il her father, to whom sac !saSc1 pJr'
, 1869-08-16

A gentleman How ItaluAB Ill lAAa t4l1t III
whose yc.aclty implicit reliance can be
placed, gives tho following account of so1ne
Of the antecedents Of John H. Pratt, the
Te1ns nssassin, whose arrest is at present
creating go much excitement in New YORK.
Our informant, who has known Pratt
personally for many years, says that he is q
worthless, illtorate fellow, quite unworthy
of the degree Of importance which seetas
10 attach to him as the ringleader Of q
Te1ns mob, though, no doubt, deserving Of
puuishnsat- He ca1us to CiarlsS1lle,
Texas, in 1877, where he pretended to bc a
railroad man. He took contrnct to grade
several miles Of road in Eastern Texas,
between Jefferson and Paris, but when the
job WIS about completed it Was found that
Prntt had swindled his partner in tho con-
tract, and the bands were never paid At
the time Of the breaking out OF the war
Pratt succeeded in raising small artillery
company after considerable difficulty, and
WAS ranked ns Mnjor in Texas regiment,
under Parsons command in General P1ice's
army. he WIS never in an engagement,
and his whole energies were devoted to
robbery and pillage, and making money.
When he was stationed at Cotton flant,
Arkansas, within q fow miles of White
River, the treatment to which tho people
were Subjected By Pratt and his
band was .aaao the subject Of grierous COM
plAint- They said they would rather have the
Federal thnn the Confederate authorities to
aeal with, On nceount Of his psllaging cruel
tica. At one time he arrosted, on q
tru1nped-up charge, a man who WIS known
to have in his possession some $4,000. and
ATTEMPTED to retain possession Of the
money; but in this he did not succeed BE
holsted the black flag, aud subjected p7is-
ouers to nt1ocious crrelties. OF this fsca
| he has been much in the habit Of Boosting
among his friends.
| Since the way Ptatt has been residing ir
| Jefferson, Texas, where he Was engaged II
y1I1ous epeculations, Tho unfortunate Capt
Smith, who fell victim TO the furious mol
under the leadership Of Pratt, had, it ap
1enr., sold ont bis business to Prntt { Ward
There was sum Of $4,000 owing to Smitl
by Pratt, md it is believed TINT that WI
the method adopted ty Pratt TO square II
account with his creditor.
| General Buell., now in command OF II
department, has acted with great euerg
aud determination in suppressiog the riot
e1s. and it is in great measure owing t.
his active exe1tions that the lswless maraui
ers in that region hare been dispersed
Buell. has already arrested thirty-fve Of II
t principal actors in the late riots.
, 1869-08-16

lEchca In circumference. Fas killed iasI Week nft
Je1seJ Vile bJ Daniel i-ensoa-
: The fourth annual reunion OF me A2htn Aesr
meat utuoi1 Cavalry viii occuf 81 AocAo1o1 oa
Saturday, September 1s. =
E1scoks1N.
The Hsn. Anbou 8. Miller, Of Rockford. Ill.
to dcfIEer the annual address before the henosna,
Ws, Agricultural Society, at the falf to be held u
Bristol In September next
The La Crosse Leader says That fron tne
record book ot the Lumber Inspector OF that ofs-
uict It Il fonnd thai ll4C3t,a'u Iee1 VI logs naFe
been scaled In the Block RlSer booU, 1t La Crosse
this stason- II Is estimated that Tiers arc l5'ooo-
TOO feet Jet unscealed In the boon-s,ooo 900 o.
which only remain unsold and ready TOR markell
IOWA.
Anagtnr hf aue Of the Knoxville churches was
u Ope time worth S21, ,tO1- But II WIS Ii OIL @eii
, 1869-08-16

general Butler, IN recent letter. thrs Fpeaks OF
Sena.o zTuson: ~ have received yout Letter Ia
Hon. Henry Wilson. think 5ou are little harI
urGn lin. Wl.so1 ONLY desired 10 EdH EoSoy
saat e!e1yoody gets On to alter tney see It win
20. liz means no hArth"
The Ohio STATE Journal publishes the follow
trg:
- Filter, Ohio Sa:< JrsrnnI:
, 2" a., sa sy ass4S a,, ths s s5s1 AZ
elscs:A1ecr ntRtaate r4t Il their candidate fur Gov
torr,eftr resided III Ohio. sad ~hi1e thee III. ntt-
te!l, o11sd e htn I'D asnaeA th,i; +. u. IT,;
Esd # II la1 !. | s 1 dan ~ 4 1s "a
vance ef my determination ie1E ;;rlEs
TIE following Is the res1I: Of the r.cen: election
IN Alaianz, IS far IS heart fron: In The FIRST
Congressional District, Back. Republican, s,'es
majority: Second District. Buckley, Republican.
s,ase majority; Thlrt District ue1i1. Republican,
20 majority; Fourth District, Hats, Republican,
Estimated, 1o,ooo majority: Fifth District, Do1,
Democrat. go majority; sl111 District. 6ae1ot
Democrat estlmated sao majority. The stare IA
beneTel 10 be Republican By from 1900 to 1aooo
MINORITY. This Il neas! gain on The vote for
President, GRANTS majority being t.eS@ IN shst-
rpd s district 3ey1nouts majority wsS g. 500,
A Richmond lettes-wttter sAJR: III oce may
1ook to 1e7e, he nar sec Republican party In
Virginia, headed By Baldwin, stuart, Islres,
wickhap, FlournoT. Ednrn5tA- Chandler,
and Others, wttn the Richmond Rhtg, 4
paper whlch has proved Itself The most far N2htet
snd powerful political Journal In tho South, for IL
orsan: Nd Democratic or Opposition parry, With
Wstc. Hunter, ould, au'1 others, represented By
the En7utJer, the ahlest c1roncRt Of those OLD
,1cas which none who wish virginia well caa ever
desire to see ootain the asccntascy again.
a Washington despatch 10 the New YORK Fat
EaIs: "TzustworthJ Information from MARYLAND
Is IN eject that great actirltJ prevails among tho
faction Of The Republicans headed b5 Judec IIond,
In view of tic approaching primary elections, At
which shc Republican Esate Central Committee
sill be rcorVanizc1l They have strong hopes of
eaT.ng these elections axa1nst tho regular 1le-
pta!tca h! os'at''tns majority Of the meaiocra
| Of the ucw Central Com mmtttce. The Chasc move
trni. hrasei hI l'ond tn Maryland has, Itt trtcnds
claim, des esclopcd greater strength than the most
sirEunc Anticipated: hut tho carly exposing Of
th~ tcherc will, II IL believed, prevent IL ass1t7.
| !ng ycrY serious ne1'cct." ="
, 1869-08-16

,:;=r;rS.: ;hs question from every point Of
view, nd in Tho mobt Independent aud rer-
scsent:tlye manner. Local attachments
Eave t'cea duly eired, both by those who
vunIa Ike to make III alrezsc hid to St.
1.,,,:i>, s::>i Il The 1Aclrytnose Washington
ir;:r7se!s. WHO plaiatively inquire, after tho
,..s11as # TIE Irish Bishops, what is to be-
c,l:.:. If the.: when they are disestallishcd
Tie i;.:icious and incouuptihle Fo7ney
fevis that, during the present visit
IT Ne ',ove-n1ueat to the watering
,!accs. TIC ,Gsk Ct defending the capltal
f1.nl le;ng ic1oriouEly wheeled away de-
Wolves upon him rs its patron saint, my
two papers. both daily" hare "occasioa-
.Ny appealed to the country to rally once
,.;,7.in to the defence Of "Hooler's divi-
sicn and the Long Bridge, lest they be as
>a.:ltci, not before, ut tho
instance u Af,eon Suites, but Of
thirty-sevea- Ar. Foruer deprecatea
The charges u toruication brought against
the present capital as personal, i1nmodest,
and unco1nplisneatazy, md nppeals to
us. geoctatiou for the sacred dust
Of Washington rs perpetual bar
tycn to The discussion OF So narrowing
question. The other Washington journals
arc l.: occc indignant nna besescaing,
9riey.sl Il. The consciousness Of approach
ing calamity, and get prepared 10 be mildly
thankful for anything TINT may be saved to
's.ta on' u tne general "5ecA- nut feans
LAC Washington Joo1nals snoo'o 1se4 ~
cause 1of h4a.1n, po' 1atpef LOT cou6ta1aia-
t'un' LEI them PACE up, gel tfee Is!'s'
aad follow TIE capital. 70 'ta Ultimate
LONG II tae III a1s.on' "oSt, oas u
aaN a,s-sof teaso2s, ses as'a Ss1ons 'Ae'
Ehs tae caqsta snona 10 fe1aosea " =
GTeAf commercial elts' Is because tasfe
eoent 70 oe sataeo assof' 'nenl u iNue-
l':nuo''t he',. ,.Sussn'uos naettoi'14'an A: 's,
papers l'Go1fsaeo ~ LIE na.1oa'A ehpAl,-A'
ios tat lahuucuon o. oat to!.'c'ahs IL lno
Iat11cacles OF nnance ana poh1lco4 ecouoiu5
before BREAKFAST Ibis We Gun never nave
go long IS it remains IN ond-hor6e town,
without commercial business, without ef-
tended rt.r11 connections and tributary pop
ulution6, and. therefore, without the clrcu-
lation and advertising patronage necessary
As the bnsis of M independent metropoli-
tao nowgpaper So long, therefore, as the
capital remains at Washington il will be in
tested By clnas d parasitic newspapers,
pho-e Utmost only circulation will lie
auong politicians, and will. therefore,
ba given away md delivered ct
The doos, with the regards u the oditoz.
and hop+s Hon Mr. snoeks will raad
, 1869-08-16
ItnAc lfutl.

NJ" loaE. August II in a haic lial1 Ea,uc tat
MEiAai< btnt tEr statr -caie :! 10 II.
, 1869-08-16
Steam bont Explosion oM tlac ohio
HtveF-EtE hecen or TM cuty s.1ycs
Il Temporary ItFtdEe tslEricd Asvny
III the Fail. of ut. AnthonY-Il1r ret,

M1*SKArDLis. Mini. August li.-Ar !: 0'''."@s
this no-E!ng, the Temporary bi1t:e " Iii; :iI Il!
lte Mississippi used n sne Ee5a.:s as tte H.. ::
~. Anthptg, Was swept awav. elth-r p5 L s:s-a
log or the frfre u The cGETent- 1sTG men K.'r:
-trn upon the frltEe before II uyoSe up s.ri u
lhon2hl t1itd was upon II. The5 were ~h'r!t"i
nver the falls with the Dass Of ililL.cr. H:t. y,
ft4r men was Willis Sheriff., night w.scHTa2. IL:
the Others we're thought IN he iatoE+:s. 1:- Ilsn-
kermen ART searching the rapid. and I'll :r- r.'sS
,ne falls for the holles, ttt. as gtt, ME- l." re-
rEtt.
Tire hlnsttne If the rock IL The osea:cc .: ~
fails led IS cump!etet and the bA+e f:';'"'-4 81
IA, snln;ehse uproas art being !AlI- / lie Ta:rF l..
QUITE high uWlDx 10 Il!us III ;fle ttl..E} ~ I3Fe-
, 1869-08-16
JACKSONVILLE.

A IsurEInr Convicted sts1d sentenced
The Weather.
Special Despatch to The ChicaGo Tr!r7:e-
3Acxsosy.iLE, ILL.,, August II.
In the Circuit Cuust, Johu WIlks was yesterday
tr7ta nud convicted for burglary, aud 4cntence i,
ictprtuuuacnt for uuc rear ii t1e fcnlteuttafy>
Thc Grand Iary harc returned thirteen lndlc:-
Efhit thi4 trEm.
We arc hAr1rS A tue tlln to-day.
, 1869-08-16

fuhNtH~
In RESURRECTION sErTREssEn.
St. PEfEEsBCKG, Arg7st IL
The .nsu11ectsou In the ktghiz County, has
been entirely suppressed
, 1869-08-16

"Eymns Of The Church, With 1une5,f ts the
title OF new collection Of music for the use OF the
Episcopal Church, prepared ~ Iii. U. c. Burnap-
II contains thousand hy nlns and chants, nearly
nalf OF which naEo been selected from the old
book, md the others from tho hymns and Chants
approved at the List session OF tho General Synod.
The new hi mns ore from tho best modern writer's,
and from the German and Latin 1he mus.c Is OF
the ru,cst class, and the selection Of choFala has
been na45e with excellent good tate. The work
viii prpre an 1nsaluable addition 10 the music Of
The church, ami Is issneu in feEJ handsome afyc-
Ii bra1s The Imprint Of a. :. bafues Co.. New
Yott, and IL for sale " the Western Gcws CON-
papy Of this city. ........-..
HcrsIR LION / Healy, OF this city. send u8 " The
Choral Tribute, q collection OF EeF Church mnasc,
py l. o. Emerson, n ho Is wel Known 70 The u1u'
ttcal world the author Of the Harp OF Judah. '
"Goden N1esth,'' "Jub'latet" and olhes
WORKS THO ain Of The Euthos has beeu
"a I, rroper for the sanctu
sry but sucn as IL interesting tor stody. The uoz.
Is dtgldea Into ere parts, the nrst containing eie
,rcnta,5 Instructions; the second. a collection O.
srca aid chofuses; the thru, hymn tunes II
III lpe principal metres: The fourth, anthems aai
chapts, composed and a1rnoeed expressly Tor TIL
work; The Gfth, standard Congregational tunes
We are also indebted To Nessrs Lyon Heall
for the following neE music: Al arrangement
f1tm Purttan!, for ptanu. Dy J. Run1ei. TIM
scttrtion Of "SHtel 1lome," for piano, By l. T
Nsran: "The Lust Hose al suinn4er.'' anu Aot'
"uurdsmans Mountain Home, for Burdttt o.
gan; "MuainGE 1t Eve Resefte," for piano. oJ
| Maek; s1he sllyery Fountain ior plano. BY "
| s L. Matthew; "SuseE5 Sucau.let," for piano
b. G. L2uEc.
, 1869-08-16

We ere indebted to the Western Eewa Company
Of this city, for Professor WAtnegs German
Header, tssned by Messfs. te5potdt Nuls, Of New
York. The present edition II an Incomplete one
the notes and vocabulary not Jet being prepared
The text Of the lealtr, however. Is complete, aud
embraces one of the best selections Of German
literature for school purposes ne have ereT mel
"a Manual OF tha Hand Lathe; comprising con
else directions for Working metals Of Ill Kinds
ivory, tones and ptecous woods; dyelng, co1onpg
and French polishing; tnlaJipg oJ Seneess and va
nous rnethod1 pract1ced to produce elaborate
work with despatch aud Ut emAl exp ense,' b}
EgIcr1 r. Watson, r. tho title Of III important IN
dmttt1al wo.s issued b. Henry cnzey HaszI. Q,
Philadelphia, and for sale b. the Neateru Sewa
Company OF this city. The Title Is sufficiently
comprehensive to give ansone general Idea ol
the contents Of the took, ant 10 recommend II to
llose directly interested. The book Is Issued In
very neat form, and Is illustrated BIZ seventy eight
ensrBEtugs-
The Ap+erican Buttter ami Journal af Art Tor
August contains tte following list Of centcnts
uTnc Artistic Treatment of Piers, PILLARS and
CU,umns;" "T'ne Cse and AtuEe Of Architectural
Ofnnmsnts:" Hnx to DuId Walls, md the com-
mon Fan'fs :" "uow TO Transplant Large Trees"
"Lctter from 81, Paul. ~ New York Worttng-
mems Suburb" ''sower vensl1atlon:' "Cnesp
Rouse Rents - "Ar IL CElcsso -
"Tbc Widening OF SttoatE; !" " TachnicHl Srhaoa
III Europe; "Dur Wooden Payemeuts;" Build
Ing improvements tnchicaso- a:ad q large variety
OF interesting utscsaDS. The Illustrations Of this
number are on cheap suburban cossage. designed
by J. G. CochrBne, architect, aud some dczisns OF
pillar CAPS aud furniture, copied from the Hurt-
shop ...... -
The August n1mhcr Of the 9pectator. the we'll
known insurance review, published In this CRY,
hna becu received. II is IA unnsIasiy complete
number tD ali the details Of Insurance, both Ii edi-
1oTa!s eont1itutes! papers, miscellany, caFrcsron-
dence, and all forts Of gossip interesting TO those
engaged IN tnscraGce buslnesA Is an indication
Of its SUCCESS the forty generous pages Of sdSet-
ttscnents arc natteHng to ssJ the 1eask
We bare received the adsance aheet5 OF the
"uone ThJssctan, poollshed bE F. Il Treat 4
Co, E54 l'fuad~ayt y. T.. and eItcd By Ut. Jeorge
u, Ucart member Of The New York County
Medical Society. The WORK Is devoted to tho art
Of preserving health and treating disease ia Its
sic.a..A embraces the structure and functions OF
the human body, the influence N occupation on
health and longevity, the laws Of Inheritance,
practical srcat.ses Oh diet, attnulants, narcotics
atr, sunlight exercise climate, electricity anl
ne1Sous diseased, directions ipr the cxfe OF the
slck. aud management Of luEants AUD children.
The work. ~ will be seen, coveTB wide held OF
medical lDQulFJ, and a. it Is basci upon shc most
recent and highest authorities and brought down
to date cannot hut be, as t4 title indicates an
Invaluable reference book IL the household Such
a work has been long needed. and this uec.ns hd-
mltsbiy adapted to supply that ~nns
, 1869-08-16

.Auxtrias
Ax0rHKH OFFICIAL ETEEcH
TIEskA, August II
The Fttoe says the business relations Between
the Turkish and Lotntlardy railroad companies
hive teen entirely broken on.
Baron Deua,, IN a speech In the Reigsrath Jestes-
day, defended the budget, nad sad the raataten-
ance Of peace would be ess!er Il the defensive
forces OF Anstria xeEt not diminished.
BERLIN, August II
Cnder Foreltn secretatJ Th[e has seat note
to Baron Dc We1ther, the prnas,2n Minister 70
Austria, to communicate to Baron Beust contain
tDg Fclutatton Of his ALLEGATIONS, that tae treaty
OF Prussia with the South German States disturos
The treaty Of Prague and relations between Aus
tr1a aud ITuss.H- lie desires Baron Eecst TO pull
l1sh the proofs Of hIs assertion.
, 1869-08-16

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"aeh ne5e LII our ever is't'"y LIZ VIC LAVE sne"
~ 1o - tuis " 1ep4oua .4ilpe -.
sisu u1'1,e1 @ n.4 S.suo4 ,.se' ~" 'oneas sae
pe'"fe! 10 nl''e e1na, "!sn 1'' ''i!' Ie1'
~ eon'eAe0 -! = ptoooD!t n'6o' Po'A1,S
aA's' aau eei .a1ll5 "otn'ou' 'SoeAsub' "nn'e
'no noo4e' "nu' " eot'eo, peaa'4," so4ns
lao'nef' "n,7e 4on8 eseiAAhes snaae nos
cAeeks ano WHOSE "reath =" aa'A
aAo "usJ tleaseS cit0Ie& ose.
net ia plpW, ,;,.,o ,.i ae :. i~nta ;m..
at;aa s0 - T ~ ~ 49,, ~ W., w. ~ re1,,,,-a =.
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, 1869-08-16
DISASTERS,
4 Train Thrown from the Track
Into u Canal Over an I.mhhnk-
Ment Fifteen Feet IatEh-TXO l'tF-
AQnN X illcd mud Sa.xcrnl AEouulfttt.

Into u Canal Over an I.mhnssk-
ment Fifteen Feet IatEh-Txu Per-
Aons Killed and Several Woun.teti-
1iAKREErK0, August fL---A te:Tsh.e acs.drE:
hill l. susquehanna HalIroat!. tue l!uEa.a e p:v~s
OF the Northern CentFal Railroad LETT hrr. a:la
AuA At Dnuphue SaEfo~s struck = rs,ck three
test y ianss.s ' a1ia .sn .s.s.n,ls y weight
= h!Ch had So1led down the nonntMn- TIL" Train
dragged the rock tb1EtJ feet. wnen the engine lefr
tfs tEack and shot over stone ~a! Fifteen feet
high iafo co1ntsY mud. ana snence ttiEn1=n
another 4t01e wall INTO this Pennsylvania tlna-
The engine and tender and three e1r,e-s rafs.
ea1ed Principally with peaches, were smashed To-
asohS: One psssenger 1 ca, veil tilst VITA p:.s-
rtngers were killed. although some werr sliss:.y
luture<l and bruised 0uIy twa rers2ns we're
Killed: Char!~a ". Stewn1., OF Hatsmor.. The en-
xiatet, Az! Iacob Gresham, OF Rea.i,ne> the ns.s
.lacxened. The tasyage muster, who.t.
ras vent in,n the cana1, was only
Tie engineer died sn hour after the Accident afttr
sntEcnnx excruelat!nK putin The dtc1paa wal
ililcd instantly. The CnEonrrs Iusy se!taesr.! n
gerict attaching no blame TO the Northern Ilni.
raM! right nj Fsy oEer tns NAL, hut c-asu1rs,
Scse'5 tne SnsGuehannA SchaS!ki!l CosLIs.ss5 fo<
mot having uatchmau at that point sh,=h As
long been considered one OF the most ta1srft,u$
On the soad. OWING to the oyelhaagtn1 rotk,. Thc
dA,uage 10 the express company Il largs.
Steamboat Explosion on tlac Dh.n
Atver-EtEhseen or TMcuty s4iycs
1.oss.
Mnrar EEHHoH, 1tltl, AaErss ,4.-The Evana-
vile snd Cattn packet Cuc.:+rtan,i e1pioi'l 'rr
boilers, nesr ShaHntetoKn, Ill at 4 octntx tn.4
ECrt!oE, Eighteen or twenty itEt4 were los.
Easles ef tie n.sslhs eaLnot n, asser;aiHrl Tat:
t-,at tota. less. \ postini III hcf cIr1.', rHn-
stssng principally OF ~hras aah c"eE, ~! IL:
saved The k,as vas Insured for 80 .rn-
, 1869-08-16

Franco
DEATH OF AAnsAL MEL
PAEIS, August II.
Marshal Mel Il dead.
PARIS, August H.
# Il understood that tht at,llct1uu Of thc Eupc-
ror. at the dratn of Marshal Slel, was sa great
that he WAS compelled to hastily leave Catons
eaup when The military fttrs we're II progress
SENTENCES KEXIT1Rp-
PAnIs, August II.
The Eunefor haa geu!ttei sentences passed. rs
coutt-m martial eighty soldiers. and relncrd the
sentences OF seventy others,