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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-27
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY Telegraph.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at llli.
Dennis Fitzgerald died from exces-
sive heat yesterday morning, while
walking on Spring street, New York.
Three other cases Of sunstroke are re-
ported to-day.
Coggshall, n member Of the Mississ
ippi Legislature was shot three times
Thursday night by q man named Craig
at Harrison Station, Mississippi. Cause:
Political discussion.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
in Chicago is engaged in seven days
session on business relating 10 reports
OF the committee on Manses and For.
eign Missions.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly for the United States
with delegates from all Synods and
nearly every State, after session OF
thirteen days in Nashville, has al
journed without completing its work.
While James B. Runston was pur.
chasing a pistol yesterday in Bleeker
street, New York, the clerk who Wa
showing him the pistol accidentally.
dicharged it, shooting Runston in the
side.
Nathaniel George, q farmer living
near Robbins Station, on the Pitts
burgh and Connellsviile railroad, was
thrown from bis wagon Thursday and
killed, his horse having ran away with
him.
Daniel Blose, Of the firm q Blose,
Bennett & Co, Of Urbana, Ohio, com.
mitted suicide on Thursday by hanging
himself in sugar house with halter.
The body was not found till Friday
morning. Itis supposed 10 have been
caused by temporary alteration o'
mind.
A man supposed TO be Benz. J. iar;
ley, frcm New York, was found drowned
at Belmont, on the Scbuylkill river,
near PhilIadelpbis, yesterday morning
On his person was found card bear
inp the name of Abraham Hooley *
Co, $40 Broadway.
The funeral OF Bishop Clark, which
took place in Cincinnati yesterday, was
attended by leading divines from New
York, Chicago and other cities. The
address was delivered by Bishop james,
Of indianapolis.
| Clinton, McLaren & Cos lumber and
shingle mill, on the Military road in
town Of Angeles, about twenty miles
west Of Green Bay, Via, was burned on
Monday Of this week, together with
800. 900 feet OF valuabler, lumber steam
engine, machinery, etc. The total Ds s
estimated at about el2 0O9 on this there
an insurance Of 5000 in Republic in.
surance Company.
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r.uaIe Ku-KIux I'm Illinois

J.cKsoyvrLLE, ILL, May 2o.-At
Asblan q short distance from this place
serious riot occurred yesterday, the
.. rt;cinants being some twenty-five IN
Sf~-;ats9 women, who undertook the
task Of breaking up house OF i'll fame;
IsIS PT;ctbsts i, were freely used 1t resulted
in the keeper Of the house and com,
nanions leaving for more congenial
quarters.
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MINNESOTA.
Indian Outlaws Captured and
Escaped.

ST. Paul, May pa letter from T..
P. Smith, United States Indian Agent
at Chippewa Agency, Cass county, gives
information ofthe arrest and subsequent
escane Of several outlawed-pillager In
J;ons who have been a terror to the
settlers in that region. They were the
same gang that killed the famous In
dian chief Hole in the Day" A de-
tachment of forty soldiers from Fort
R;nIev succeeded in arresting the In
dams but they ran the guard and es-
canad with the exception Of two who
were wounded.
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WASHINGTON, May 26.-Subscrlptlons
to the new loan to-day amounted to
100000. The following are the Treas
ury balances at the close Of business to-
day: Currency, 81, 794, 600; coin, $685.
$4,000; of which $l7,S03 900 were
coin certificates.
Land JObbing.
An application of the Central Branch
OF the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, late Atchison and Pixies Peak,
for about seven million dollars worth Of
United States bonds and lands in addi-
ton to the amount already received,
has been referred by the Secretary of
the Interior to the Attorney General.
Taxing Express Companies.
Judge Ruifont made an elaborate ar
gument before the Commissioner of In
terual Revenue yesterday in behalf of
the local express companies. He re-
viewed at length the internal revenue
laws applicable to express companies,
and took the ground that the companies
in question did not come within the
meaning Of said laws, and were there
fore not liable to a tax on their gross
receipts.
Duplicate Bonds.
The Register of the Treasurer is issu-
ing a large number Of duplicates to take
the place of the lost and destroyed reg
istered bonds in cases where proper atfi-
davits are furnished certifying to such
loss. The five hundred dollar register
ed bonds will be ready for distribution
by the last OF this week.
Internal Revenue Bureau.
A large amount of business has ac-
cumulated in the Judicial Department
of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Many
cases Of several years standing in which
matters are involved questioning the
legality OF the Internal Revenue laws,
have yet to be disposed Of The settle
ment of one of these cases, however,
will establish a precedent for all of
them, and the Commissioner and Col
McMichael, the present Solicitor OF
the Bureau, hope to arrange matters so
that by the lst of July next, every case
now before the department will be set
tied.
The Treaty In the Senate.
The Senate was in Executive session
for nearly five hours to-day and did not
adjourn before six o'clock. The sub
iect under discussion was supplement
tai treaty to the treaty Of Washington.
The debate was protracted and excited,
and was participated in by Messrs. Nor
ton, Harlan, Sumner, Thurman and
others. This and the other matters now
pending may possibly keep the Senate
bevond tomorrow. Scarcely quorum
OF the Senate was in attendance to day
and it is threatened that if the absent
do not return at once they will be sent
for.
| Dispatch from WashbuFnc.
The following telegram was received
this morning from Mr.. Washburne
There is fighting in the remote parts
of the CITY and some new fires. Amer
cans and their property all safe
Condition OF Colfax.
Vice President Colfax is slightly bet
ter this evening. The symptoms are
more favorable than since he was taken
sick.
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Little Raven and his Indians SNpp.
ing Around the Circle.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-There ras
quite an interesting party OF red me- at
the Bingham House here last evea ng.
The party consists of Little Rayen,
Powder Face, Bird Chief, Little R3be,
Stone Calf and Buffalo Good. Tbev
spent eight days in Washington WITCH
they left at noon yesterday. 1t l. yro-
posed that they should spend a few avs
here and then proceed to New York
The object OF their expedition is rsIer.
stood to be with the view Of impre,.;np
the chiefs with the power o! the u.ites
and thus bring about a cessatioo o.
strife
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Five Thousand Dollars Damages.

IRoxroS, o., May 26.-The suit
brought by the widow of Daniel Lewis
who died of mania potu year ago,
against Thomas Evans, whisky seller
for 5000 damages, was decided yester'
day by verdict in favor Of Mrs Lewis
for the entire amount. Several similar
suits have been commenced.
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The Government forces are now at
tacking the place De La Bastille. AT
noon to-day a battle was in progress
near Pantin.
EPSON Races.
LONDON, May 26.-A great race for
the Oaks stakes came off at EPSON to-
day. The result was: Hannah one,
Noblesse two and Hopline three, on
mile run. The betting before the race
was from five to two against the winner.
London Firemen Going to Paris.
LONDON, May 26.-A government
steamer is waiting at Dover in readi-
ness to convey portion of the London
Fire Brigade and number of fire en-
gines and apparatus to assist in extin-
gushing the confiagrations in Paris.
The steamer will probably sail this
afternoon.
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THE HOTEL DE VILE.

This building was commenced in
1888, in the Gothic style; but new
style Of architecture becoming more in
vogue, the works were suspended until an
Italian named Dominica Boccardo pre-
seuted to Henry II. new plan, which
was adopted. The works, however, pro-
ceeded slowly, and the whole was not
COMPLETED till the year 1905, in the reign
OF Henry ". The Hotel de Vile was
a very large building and was worthy Of
admiration, even amid the splendid
achievements Of modern architecture.
Over the principal entrance was placed a
bas.reliefin bronze, which was consider.
ed the ek<td 0uvre ofthe celebrated Biard
and represented Henry Won horseback.
1t was greatly injured during the wars
of the fronde, indifFerently repaired By
the son Of the sculptor, was du-
ring the revolution Of l789 re-
uewed and re-estalished in 1915, and
again destroyed by the Communists
Yesterday. Several additions were
made TO this hotel under Louis Philippe,
consisting chiefly Of the Hospital and
Church Of St. Esprit and the chapel Of
st. Johr. The ground floor Of the
Church of the st. Esprit was converted
into large vestibule and used on oc,
casions Of royal visits- At the end OF
this yestibule was a great staircase
leading into a private apartment Inc
Hall Of St. John, the only remaining
part of the church, formed an extensive
paraIleIlogram, and was decorated with
twelve Corintbian pillars: This hall
was used only on great occasions, and u
was in this place that after the return
of Louis XVIII. q dinner was given
him by the city OF Paris. From win
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-27
P A R | S.
Public Buildings Destroyed
From the New York Herald.

We give below sketches of the sew
eral buildings reported destroyed by the
Paris insurgents. One or two described
are not mentioned in the dispatches,
but their proximity to the Tuileries aud
Hotel de Vile renders it more than
probable that if they have not been de-
molished they have, at least, been bad
ly injured by the shells
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-27

False RumOr- Dar-
how and the Catholic Priests in
Saicty-A Hoax of the Associated
Press.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
ARCHBISHOP DARBoY SAFE
The CODaagration in Paris
Psison Mazas Consumed.
Wore Fighting at Belleville.
The Communists Ordered to
Surrender.
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WASHINGTON.
The New Loan.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Subscriptions.
to the new loan to-day amounted to
100000. The following are the Treas
ury balances at the close of business to-
day: Currency. S4, $4,000; coin, $685.
$4,000; of which Sl7,S03 900 were
coin certificates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-20

the grand jury. in thssu q 81 leo hail. lie vas
allowed a. g. IN the custody 81 BailiH Lacy o. hunt
ID hail. Amer making many attempts 20 procure
ball ne Nas Unsuccessful, and vas sent 60 gal.
During the examination Davis made s,.ne state
ments Shout The Cheers conEectcd with the Police
Court which prUNok ed the District Attorney and be
askcd the protection u the court from such insults
Adjourned.
J Holding, charged with profanity fined So Eliza
Moore, enticing prostitution; fined 80. Margaret
hcnnedy. vn2rencs. profanity ayd iufoxication.
ninety day. in the work house. Louisa Edcln, do
do. Pred Tebe, profanity; hBed S9, VIM, Ieher-
son, drunk and prCiane; fined Sa. Fanny Richard
son. enticing prostitution; fined -. John n Wa
ter, drunk aud profane; fined $40 Stafford Par
her. diesrderly. hRed IS. james hcCauley, pro-
family fined IS. Henry Muth was arra igned on
aftae hneit Tor contspt IN net Appearing witness
alter causing the arrcst Il parties: fined -.
4 TEST LICENSE CASE.
Nm. Reed, charged With selling without license
framed pictures not manufactured within tho limits
OF the District. IL was claimed that the pictures
were FRAMED here. and therefore license not
CURED Judee smell decided that II the mouldings
were cut and the frames made theywere plaHsfac-
tsrtS under the law. and dismissed the case
FIT IN TIE rRtSoNHRs' Box
STEPHEN Keys, cclorcd, charged with assault and
battery was taken with epneptic ft IN the pris-
Oners box about NON, causing some coumntion,
which ncccssitated his removal. and q nolle rros .
was entered. Henry Queen, charged with taine dis
orderly in the market, IN cutting retns fined
Francis Seventhug, charged with profanity, Was
fined IS.
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u Chicago people are the modern separatI


~ Chicago people are the modern Separatists.
nTTrochu frankly admits that Germany was
''too many guns for France.
a7-The Fourth will be celebrated at Niagara
by sending an old scow over the falls.
e(Connecticut is to be congratulated on its
attempt to wipe out its divorce disgraces.
81 So many suicides have occurred in Mem
phis that corner stomach pumps are suggested.
aEAn invalid lady of Bloomington, H.,
attributes her recovery to the use Of a box of
beads, taken by mistake for pills.
RTLavender and pale blue tinted cards are
more stylish for visiting cards than the pure
white. rFfr4r
@Prince Napoleon, who is said to be worth
at least 10000 600. francs, talks of coming TO
America TO spend the remainder of his days,
having despaired of the future of France. = :
- Having heard that an infusion of tobacco
Illinois farmers are entertaining their neighbors
at chewing picnics in their fields.
HJThey have had quite discussion at Con-
cord, n. H., about running Sunday trains. The
directors OF the railroads, however, saw the pub
lie demand II and the public must be accommo-
dated.
4The Methodist camp meeting at Salt Lake
has commenced 2 merciiess raid upon Brigham
MT. Boole, of New York, Sunday preached
against polygamy, while the Prophet and some
of his family were present.
OThe Richmond Enquirer calls Toornbs and
stephens pair Of fools, ndfreely expresses the
opinion that the former especially would be
much more of a success in the lunatic asylum
than he Is in the role Of q retired statesman or
than be was during the war as Brigadier
General.
MA London paper says that London
fashionable swell wears glass in one eye
flower In his bottom hole, lounges In the Row,
ogles the women, dresses extravagnntly, bets
himself into bankruptcy at the Derby, swindles
his tailor, and then rctires into the army or
church, Ii he can find rich relation to buy
him a"commission" or a living
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAsp e1Ffff 3 3SSet ST 1S T5;srn,sur,o,

FOR THE BENEFIT oF
The F0RnditRg AsylE01, Sisters Of Charity, Nstc
York, and Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home, Washington,
To be held in Washington, ID. c., under and by
virtue OF a permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9th Of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners history Brick
angss T 20 n Calvert ST. Baltimore 2Sp
three Dwellings and Saw Mill, lying on Ches. and
Ohio Canal. $4,000. 3-story Brick House, liz Boil
ton street, Baltic, $1,000. 3story Brick House, 30
Govanstown,3 miles from Baltic, on Passenger r.
s E, ns,9o ; 5De RessdepSe near Goyanstown,
GSts aSo nfns
G SO Bonds Safe FrecSSi
and Lineoln County, Eebraska, per cent gold int
Shares National Mechanics Bank, BALTIC; 100
Shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic; 100 Shares
Northern Central r.. r.; loo Shares Erie X. r.; %
Wilmington and BALTIC. II. X. 5000 TICKETS only
will be sold, at s % each, S30OJ0
Hon. III. MCCoLLoUGH, ElktOn, Md. Co,,n,;,,r,
Ma. CSC. 7. CASTLE, BALTIC, Md. oO"'n.'s TO-
RsfsTenoeS.-Maj. Gen. ID. Hunter, U. s. A., Wash
ington, ID. c.; Hon. Jas. s. Negey Pittsburg, Pa;
First National Bank, HagerstOwn, Md; Appleman
Y Co, Bankers, Hagerstown, Nd; Hon. r. J. Brent,
late Atty Gen1, Baltimore.
Deeds OF the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
Music Dealers, Gas Pennsylvania avenue; W. H.
o. IL. Morrison, Booksellers, 413 Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz. DeWOlf, yeweler, 6l9 Pennsylv ania
avenue; JnO. Parker, Bookseller, 521 9TH street.
AistToP Dudley, Real Estate Agents a. L1Isiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
nassau street, New York.
=. 81 Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
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Chief Justice Chase Approves the s.Ney
Departure.-s

Has LftsT CH0 Blessing a. TdIdn fighCm.
DAYTON, June I9.-Ihe following letter was
received 10y tie late Mir. NaIlamdigham a few
days after the PRONUNCIATION of the new depar-
turU" resolutions:
WASHINGTON, May Goth, 1S51-Hy Dear Sir
have just II al the resolutions OF the AiOutgOm-
cry county, Ohio, Democratic Convention. re-
ported 10y yourself. together with your remarks
and those OF Mr.. HOuk. You have rendered a
great service 10 your country and the party; at
least such is my Judgment. May God bless you
for IL. Nothing can be truer than your DECLARE
ton that the movement contemplated by the
resolutions j. the restoration OF ihs democratic
party 10 its ancient platform OF progress and re-
form. j know you too well TO doubt Your cOur-
age or your fidelity to your convictions.
Very truly. yours, SIP. CHASE.
Hon. &. i. NalamdiQham.
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RULES FOR THE PouNp-MAsTKR.-Inc ompli-
ance with the resolution OF the Board of Health
DIR. Verdi, the health officer, yesterday addressed
q letter to Mr.. L. z. Hoover, the pound master,
stating that many complaints had been received
by the board In relation to the manner in which
he had performed his duties, and laying down
for his guidance the following rules:
!. You shall not impound horses which, through
some accidental causes, are found running away 2
You shall not mpound horses unless found unbrided,
embarrassed and unattended. s. You shall seize NO
animals when there is idence that person or per-
sons are watching and controlling said animals A.
No person shall seize animals unless said person has
swritten permit from the Board Of Health. s.. You
shall not charge for provisions unless You have
actually fed and watered said animals, and shall
only charge for meals given TO said animals, and in
proper ratio TO the charges ordered by the Board OF
Health for said keeping or provisions. g. The ami
mails impounded shah be fed and watered at clock
.. m, u m. and p; m and no animal shall be re-
tanned in said pound without being properly watered
and fed at said hours And Il an animal Is pounded
before O. m. and redeemed after Q. m. the owner
shall be charged onefhird Of day; II the animal is
redeemed after IL m. two-thirds Of day, provided
Of course, said animal was taken up before a. m .
and provided also that you have Supplied In good
faith said animals with water and food
svThe whole number Of insurgents shot since
the capture Of Paris, Is 1900.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
TelecTophod E1olHsrely 70 Tie Erenfas Star.
The Peace Of France aud BeIgtuu
Threatened nv the Reds.

TslecrdpAod EzolHsireIy % TIE Krenfne Sfar.
The Peace Of France aud BeIgtum
Threatened by the Reds.
LONDON, June IA Tunes special dispafch
says the members OF the International society
are distributing electoral manifestOes. 1hs
journals state that the proceedings OF the sofit,
cause uneasiRess in the Belgian Government AMI
the garTisOns have been reinforced. Baron
Haussman ana VI. Lemoinne have declined 10
seek the suiirages Of the electors.
Guseret Redfvfyus.
Cluseret has been arrested. Milliere has been
seen IN Liverpool.
What Does this Meanr
A DAILY NeUs special says instructions have
been given from Berlin 90 stop the return OF tho
German troops from France. and discontinue
the surrender of French prisoners.
Arrest Of Rioters NJ Brussels.
SNty-elght persons have been arrested NJ
BRUSSELS for completely in the riotOus proceed
ings on the occasion of the celebration Of the
PoPels jubilee.
Bunsby.
A letter from Duke BrOglie TO the French
residents Of London SAYS: Regulated liberty, a
hrm government, and free institutions viii rses-
tsblish the greatness and domestic prosperity OF
France.
ssvive l. Empereur..'
The Morning Post says the review AZ Long
CHAMPS was postponed because the regiments
would cry give l. EmPereur."
Persigney Is still in London, and has not been
absent from here since the deoheaRoe OF the En-
peror.
Affairs I'm Paris.
PARIS, June -, a. m.-The report that Pyat
has been arrested is oOntradicted Roaher has
gone 20 Bordeaux. The Siecle approves the plan
Tor republican union. The Prose- saw the
monarchical parties are all wanting in patriot
ism.
Prince Napoleon n Candidate from
Corsica.
Prince Napoleon has accepted the candidature
OF the Assembly from Corsica, and his electiOnis
thought certain
Mutflated COrpses i'm Paris
Corpses are daily discovered in the ruined
houses Of Paris. The exploration Of the sewers
If completed Many bodies were found in a hOr-
ribly mutiiated condition, and were buried at
night in the cemetery at MOntmartre.
The Naturalization Convention An
proved by Hungary.
PEsTH, June 2o.-PTevious % the prorOCafiOn
OF the hungarian delegation, the naturalization
convention between Austria, Hungary and the
United States was approved by both houses and
signed by the Emperor.
Movements Of Ocean Stear1ers-
IoNDCN, June 20.-The steamship Algeria
fIOm New York, touched Queenstown Yesterday.
The Hansa, from New York, and the Leipsic,
from Baltimore. touched SOUTHAMPTON vester-
day. The Britannia, from New York. arrived
at Tough F0ylC to-day. The Corinthian. from
Quebec, touched MOYille this morning
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20--The steamer Helen
Getty, when making landing at Arch street
early this morning, cOllided with the steamer
EDWIN Forrest. crushing i'm the side Of the former
William Walsh, mate, was killed, and Richard
Bradford, seaman, had leg crushed
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Party Tactics I'm the New HAMPSHIRE
LegfSIaturp.

CONCORD. n. H.. June Din the House this
a. m the Committee ON Elections reported ad-
ycrsely on the claim OF Nathan Whipple, repub-
lean, TO seat az representative from Lisbon.
Dir. Ramsdcl, (rep.) from the same Committee,
desired the consideration Of the report postponed,
as the case was identical with thatof y b Page
democrat, from Concord. The report was then
accepted, 159 TO 15l.
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PEOPLE who sing and pray, Nearer, my God,
to Thee" are respectfully informed that the
way to get there is to get nearer to their fellow
men, especially to the poor, those who need
help, sympathy and encouragement. To be
always singing the words and Keeping rs far as
possible from Gods family, embracing all
Christian and want to get into good company
on a dead head ticket.
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G1- Four narrow guage railroads are about to
be constructed in Pennsylvania. One running
from Philadelphia TO point in Chester county
will have gauge of only thirty inches; another,
which is to cross the Allegheny Mountains,
will have the gradients of 100 feet to the mile in
r1a
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EEAccortiing to French statistician, the aver
age man has, at the age of 80, slept 5000 DAYS,
wOTko d {, 500 days, walked 800 DAYS. amused him
self 1000 days, spent 500 in eating, and been
sick 500 days He has eaten II 900 pounds of
bread, 10000 pounds of meat, and 1000 pounds
of vegetables, fish, ETC., and drank 900 gallons
of liquids,
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Cars Wrecked by a Collision and Pas
sengerS Injured.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, June ga collision
occurred this A. M, on the y. Y. Central Rail-
road. A passenger named Cyrus Andrews, of
Savannah, had his leg broken and IL was SUISSE
quently amputated. An the passengers i'm the
coach, ten in number, we're injured slightly.
Several cars were wrecked.