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much pain soon after, and it was gen.
orally believed that be would die from
the effect of the wound. He lived,
however, but for q gres. many years
afterwards his leg would swell up FIVE
or six times each year, and he would be
confined to his house for weeks at q
time. Then the swelling would leave
the limb and Mr.. N. would 20 about
as usual. These alterations went on
until about two years before his death.
which took place some eighteen months
ago. Two years before he died all traces
OF the bite disappeared from his leg;
but it seems the poison then permeated
his whole body. for shortly after this he
took his bed; sick, seemingly, all over,
and scarcely ever left it again for two
years, at which time death ended his
twenty eight or thirty years suffering.
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CHICAGO.
The Republic Insurance Compan,

The Republic Insurance Company,
CHICAGO, November 15.-Au action
was commenced in the United States
Court, yesterday, to throw the Republic
Fire Insurance Company of this city
into bankruptcy. The panic was great
among the sufferers by the Chicago fire,
but its stockholders had made but
small payments On subscriptions.
Numerous suits have been undertaken
by the company to compel the pay
ment OF assessments, but little has been
obtained ard some OF the creditors now
think it necessary to take other steps,.
The company has confessed bankruptcy.
1t is charged that their cash assets at the
time OF the fire were one million and
its losses three and a half millione, 30
that the stockholders were liable for
eight per cent of the stock.
Denied Bankruptcy.
The Evening Post Printing Company
denied its bankruptcy and the matter
will be argued before the United States
District Court in few days. 1t is un-
derstood that the defendants will claim
exemption from the bankruptcy law
because the section does not designate
printers and publishers as liable
1t is said the whole proceedings grew
out Of an animus entertained by disap-
pointed parties toward the present
managers of the paper, who claim that
the company is in a very flourishing
condition.
Inceudiarism.
Insurance officers state that for sew
eral nights past attempts have been
made in wooden portions of the West
Division to set buildings on fire. The
localities are settled by incendiaries,
which indicates purpose to cause
disastrous fire. 1t is believed some of
the hordes OF thieves, having agents, are
the guilty parties.
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Snake Poison.

From the Beaver (Pa.) Argus.l
We came into possession recently oI
some facts touching the bite Of q rattle,
snake in this county long time ago
The circumstances are as follows: Mr.
Joseph Mcdaniel, Of North Sewickly
township, this county, was bitten BY
one of these poisonous reptiles abou,
thirty years ago. The snake struck him
in the leg, near the ankle. He suffered
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ST. PAUL.
The Storm at Duluth

Sr. PAUL, MINI, November l5.-
The storm at Duluth was one Of the
most severe that ever visited that local.
ity. The destruction of property has
been very large, and will be severe
blow to the city. Thegreat breakwater
has been swept away, the elevator and
freight depot badly damaged, with
other probable losses. The schooner
Alice Craig is a total wreck. The
schooner Sweetheart, loaded with coal,
is ashore and will probably be saved.
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MEMPHIS.
The Gfeamer 81. MarHs.

MEMPHIS, November l5.-lt is re-
ported tonight that the steamer st.
Marys cannot be raised without costing
more than the insurance. The wreck
ers are at her wreck taking cotton out.
Captain Woodburn entered protest
to-day and returned to her tonight.
The steamer Capital City broke a
lange below here this morning.
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MAINE.
The Wrecked schooner.

PORTLAND, November Is. The
schooner wrecked on Cushings Island
is reported to be the ]. W. McWelling-
ton, Of Brooklyn, Maine, from Boston.
The Captain and three men were saved,
but one of them was badly injured. A
bov OF thirteen was lost.
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oTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= county, s.. Municipal Court Of Wheel
ing, October rules, 1872.
= r SHILLING va Jackson Bower, James
Wharry, Thomas Wharry and David K
Flack, partners as Bowe~ Co. Car
nishee attachment In assumpsit-
The object OF this suit is TO recover from
the defendants the sum of 5000 with interest
thereon, as per contract, from the 6th day
oi this suit. And 1t appear ng from an am.
dayit filed in the cause that the said defend.
ants are non.residents Of the State OF West
Vir0inia. II is therefore ordered that the
aid defendants do appear within one
month after the date OF the first publ
cation OF this notice and do what Is neces-
sary TO defend their interests.
Tsste: DANA l. HUBBARD, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR, Attorneys for Plain
t;9 oct2S-oawb
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Constitutional Convention.

The COnstttutf0hHI COhSpHtiou.
HARRISBURG, November l5.-ln the
Constitutional Convention to-day, Chas.
R. Buckalew was sworn in as a mem
Der in the place of Mr.. Freezer, OF
Columbia, who resigned for that pur-
pose. The Convention adjourned over
to Monday next to allow the President
TO select the standing committees.
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ILLINOIS.
Grants Majority.

SPRINGFIELD, November l5.-oh-
cisl returns received from ninety'seVsn
of the one hundred and two counties In
the State give Grant q vote Of 200, ~
and Greeley l63, ,l46. Grants majority
go far is 43,OO3. 1t will be increased to
over 10000 when the counties of Cook,
Cass, Hardin, Mason and Pope are
heard from.
An Important Suit.
OTTAWA, November l5.--An impor-
tsnt case is now being tried In the Cir'
cult Court. The parties are Albert
Griffin Us. the Chicago, BURLINGTON and
Quincy Railroad Company. Griffin is
a farmer, living in Lee county, Illinois
He bought ticket on the 10th OF Jan-
usry and was put of the train on the
18th of January for not paying his fare.
He claims he had paid it once.
The Horse Disease.
The ep;zootic still RACES to . fearful
extent and but few horses are seen on
the streets.
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THE WEATHER.
syuopsis for the Past TwentJ'io"
Hours.

Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlcER'
WAsnISeroN, November l6, l A. III. }
PROBABILITIES.
Tn the Northwest and on the upper
lakes and thence to the Ohio Valiey
north westerly to southwesterly winds
and clearing and cold weather will pre-,
vail. In the Gulf and South Atlantic
States nigh pressure, with clear and
cold weather and westerly TO northerly
w;nds On the lower lakes occasiona,
I;abt snows, with clearing weather and
westerly winds. In the new I England a,0a |,
and Middle States clearing and clear
cold weather will prevail during the
day.
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Wanted.

ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN, TO
A devote all or part of his time TO solicit
mo Insurance for the Asbury Life Insurance
Company, OF New York, in wheeling
Iineral terms will be grantet. Address
]. ROBINSON STRAl ER,
State Agent W. Va, Asbury Life lns. 20,
IA per's Ferry, w. Va octo
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AS to the
Editorial Department,

<1 WI ASS~ -~S f~SsA SAAASASy
| we need only refer 10 the management OF
this department OF the paper in the past, as
the best guarantee OF its course In the tu-
ture. Suffice IL To say that IL will be bold.
outspoken, independent, fearless.
special attention Will also be given In
our Literary and Art Reviews TO new
The METROPOLITAN RECORD will be
supplied 10 subscribers on the following
terms, cash, invariably in advance:
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To single subscribers, by mall---------- ) ~
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Atthese terms the RECORD Will be one ol
the cheapest, As well aS one OF the larytst
OF the Democratic weeklies published In
this or any other part OF the country.
Each number contains a sufficient amount
OF reading matter 10 NIL an octave volume
of nearly two hundred pages, and oil the
most varied character.
Our readers will do us special favor by
sending us the names and addresses OF Their
friends In their own and other states; and
Ii they will also aid us In distributing speci
linens, we shall forward as many as they
desire.
II will he seen that although we furnish
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the size and the great amount OF reading
matter given in It's columns, that We allow
extra copies for clubs.
All money letters forwarded to the ofiic
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address In full, giving the town, county and
state.
All communications should he addressed
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Choice BuiIding Lots for Sale

AN WHEELING ISLAND, OPPOSITE
steamboat Landing. Prices moderate
sDd terms easy. THEODORE FINK.
Those Wishing to purchase can see the
Mat OF eaid lots by calling at the ofnce OF
fheodore Fink Il Co., Feed Store. on John
dreet. close TO the Postofnce
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Choice Sugar Cured Hams.
10000 .ss; .ss:S 9' HASR z HER kEllis. a1S
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And all work required by Bankers, Mer.
chants, Manufacturers, Insurance Compa'
nies, Railroad Companies, Steamboats,, Ho
tells, and City, County and other Public
Officers, are equal to any in the state.
RS- Orders for Work Respectfully Solic-
ited. jy3
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.s,dent Congratulated.
! ln' 'xcros, November l5.-The
"ly' Minister called on the Presi-
:',.,3 -. morning to congratulate him
!, :, j. b. re election. .,.
= n, :, rni,ade'pni" Delegation,
luz ''..3 in these dispatches last even
= Aye, s,rirs arrived at Willari's Hotel,
- ;o,srvisw with the President
): 81 n;n- .; bat received no indica'
B; a2,',%s' hi. probable action in filling
q $ .;';,n : ~ Of postmaster al Phila4-
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NOTICE.

TWILL TAKE HORSES ON THE FAIR
i Grounds To winter, let them run out In
the dav time when the weather in good,
stab them every night and during all IN.
favorable y Gather, fed them z ain and hay
night and morning and take the best OF
care OF them.
y. BAH persons having sick horses,
who Deed my services as a Horse Doctor,
can find me at my Office, near the Fair
Grounds gate. have made the new Horse
A. y. HANCHER,
novl-ra Veterinary SurgeR.
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The steamer Yantic.

,,,n,dore Byron Wilson reports
- 49,. :..i States steamer Yantis's safe
-, Palermo on the 18th Of DC.
80 ,.,m >, yh;ch place she is expected
2 ',.prrS.id October 18th. All
=. Ia. the steamer were we'll.
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j.'.' 4s interview Of the Philadelphia
.aI'on OF politicians with President
conys.a .o-aay is the subject of general
of,S. Sia''on n here Tonight The action
tv |I ~ p'e'ldentiu determining to stand
NJ, w Inc civil service rules is almos,
Universally commended.
- Treasury Balances.
Of t | ressury balances at the close
uaslnes. today were as follows
Ss ttoc'' ss,774.l99; coin, s7l,7OO.-
iisc.,eI tfJ, including s2l,545, 500 in coin Ger.
der. dss, sss Special deposi, of legal ten.
d.no.;v,f vf rec .seedemptlon OF certificates o
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Ayers
Ar RSAP A RILLA A

Is widely known
as one Of the most
enectual rene iia
ever discovered ioi
cleansing the sys
tenn and purifying
the blood. II has
stood the test O
years, with a con
stantly growing
reputation based
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-31

A regular meeting of the Cumberland Coun-
ty Medical Society will be held in this city this
forenoon. -- [
The ladies of the St. Lawrence Street Church
have another of their delightful social reunions
tomorrow evening at Lincoln Hall. An early
supper will be served.
Charles Akers, the sculptor, whose serious
illness was recently announced in these COL
umns, is now in Winona, Mimi, where he has
completely recovered his health.
The ladies of Gorham are properly exercising
the privileges of leap year. On Monday eve
ming some of them gave a social party, and
waited upon the gentleman friends. with all gal
lantry. Tuesday evening they gave their
them handsomely, and of course paid all the
bills like men. -tsa.t ...
The fourth lecture in the M. L. A. supple
mentary course will be delivered tonight by
Mrs. Victoria c. Woodruff. Subject: 'The
Impending Revolution"
The Oriental Powder Co., whose assets were
short time ago sold at auction, have petition
ed the legislature for an act authorizing them
to manufacture gunpewder, chemicals, dye
stuffs; also goods of wood, iron, woolen and
cotton, on Presumpscot river, in the towns of
Windham and Gorham. E
The train from Augusta, due at O clock last
evening, arrived at 10.3O 1t was done by put
ting on new engine for trial trip, but it was
the passengers who were tried.
Remember Prof. Morse's lecture this evening,
the last entertainment of the Army and Navy
supplementary course.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-The Congressional
Committee commenced their investigation this
morning in the United States Court room in the
Custom House building. Gov. Warmoth hay
ing been previously consulted, stated that he
had no objection to the committee using the
court room. If the Governor had objected the
committee would have met elsewhere. Only
one witness was examined, j. Henri Burch, a
range. The object of the committee seems to
be to hear general statement of one member
of each faction in order to arrive at the points
that require their attention.
The Congressional Committee had a long ses-
sion to-day. The testimony of Burch was con-
cluded Mclean, assistant clerk of the House,
was examined. G. w. Carter was then called
and it took him three hours and a half to tell
what he knew about the difficulty. There were
no new developments. Burch attributed the
Governors opposition to himself and Carter to
personal motives caused by the fact that they
had sided with the late Lieut.. Gov Dunn.
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Superior Court.

DECEMBER CIVIL TERM-LANE, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The following decisions were rendered.
John Fogg VS.. Samuel Baker. Decision for plain
tiff for S3lI. ~
Motley. A. A. Strout
G. F. Holmes.
VIM. Bacon vs.. Zadoc Sylvester. Decision for
plaintiff for amount Of note with interest.
Winship. Vinton.
Horatio b. Pinkham Henry Taylor, applt.-
Decision for defendant
Orr. Howard Ss Cleayes
BENZ. Adams vs.. Isabella McLane. Action on ac-
count annexed for furniture. Defense, payment
On trial
Frank. Bradbury
In the case Cressey vs. True g. ais, the Judgment
should have read "for plaintif' instead of for de-
fendant," as printed yesterday.
The following are the assignments:
r WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, 1872.
322- Larrabee vs.. Meserve ct al.
331-Woodman ct al. VS.. Mains.
337-Bates VS.. Storer, ADM
3S1-Soule VS.. Harrington.
3l8-Portland Co. vs. j. b. Curtis ct al
u7-Bowdoin VS.. Taylor ct ux.
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MAINE.
DEATH OF JOSEPH BURT(

DEATH OF JOSEPH BURTON.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 3O.-Mr. Joseph Burton of
this city, who was run into about week since
by boy coasting on the sidewalk, died this af-
ternoon from the effects of the accident. Mr..
Burton has held the office of Register of Pro-
bate for Kennebec county for the past eighteen
years. He was seventy-fve years of age and
was held in universal respect and esteem by the
citizens of his county. '--S,f-.'f % .t
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN. L.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Dry and Fancy Goods-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Supper-Lineoln Hall.
X. Y. Zs-Leap Year Dance.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
M. c. NJ. A-Geo. A. Harmon.
Ship Broker-Chas. A. Warren.
Sage Cheese-Smith, Gage & Co.
Molasses-Smith, Gage & Co.
Tibbets House for Sale.
Save the Children-Oeo. C. Goodwin & Co.
Westbrook Seminary-J. C. Snow.
Gig Saw for Sale-Littlefeld & Wilson.
Dissolution-Winslow, Doten g. Co.
History of the Bible.
Franklin Family School-R o. Linsley.
Farm for Sale-Gain Robinson.
Cow for Sale-At Chas. Sager's Stable.
l. o. o. F.-Wm. X. Neal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUSTA.
RAILROAD HEARING.

Especial dispatch by International Line.l
AUGUSTA, Jan. 30.-The hearing on the petit
tioners for a charter for railroad from Cor
ham to Danville Junction, to be called the
Cumberland Central Railroad Company COM
menced this afternoon and was finished at a
late hour this evening. Upon the conclusion of
the hearing, the Committee voted 9 to l to
grant the petitioners leave to bring in a bill.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE WALTON.
TUEsDAY.-Gerard A. Hossack ct ux. vs. Cape
Elizabeth. Case for an injury to the female plaintiff
through defect in the highway of the defendant
town. Mrs. Hosaack and her sister started from
their fathers house in Cape Elizabeth, at noon, of
May 18th, 1870 with horse and carriage to come to
Portland On arriving at a bridge about two miles
from Portland where there is watering trough, the
horse stopped, and backing round run the carriage
OFF the abutment to the bridge, where the railing was
down. throwing the ladies out, and is claimed,
severely injurng the plaintiff. The testimony show
ed that they attempted to drive by the trough with
out allowing the horse to drink, and that he must
have been thirsty as he had not been watered that
noon The ladies said they could assign for
the horse stopping and backing. The friends of the
plaintiff say she was severely injured; that although
no bones were broken she sustained severe shock to
the nervous system that she has not been able since
to do even her own sewing, and much less her house,
work. that she has not been able to walk 60 up and
down stairs without assistance and in short she is
perfectly helpless that she has not been able go up
or down stairs without her husband some one as
sisted her by carrying her taking her around the
waist and lifting her. The defendants introduced
testimony from a domestic and lady, and her hus-
band, in whose house the plaintiff resided; that she
was not only able to do some housework, and walk
assistance; on one occasion when she was in this
ladys ktchon some one raped at the back door and
she started on the run and went through the house
up the front stairs to her apartments The do
mestic testified that she never her go lame un-
less there was some stranger around. ALI the wit
for the defence testified to seeing her on many
occasions 60 up and down stairs without assistance
The damages claimed $4,000
Jury out when the Court adjourned.
Carleton. Howard & CIeayes
Decisions have been received from the law court in
cases: Isaac +. Sturtevant vs. John T. Hull Excep-
ceptions overruled; judgment for plaintiff This case
went up from the Superior Court. e-fsf as. .I,
VIM. W. Thomas Jr., VS.. Everett W. Stetson.-
Judgment for defendant
Charles 1. Douglass VS.. Lucinda Libby. Judgment
for defendant.
Clark Record VS.. Edwin Russell Oxford Co. case.)
Exceptions overruled
Albert Bowker William (York Coz Defendant
discharged trustee execution to issue against him
for COSTS -. r.'
Charles E. Clifford, applt., from decision of County
Commissioners Of York County. Exceptions sus-
tanned. -..
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WYOMING,
COLLISION ON THE PACIFIC RAIL

COLLISION ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
LARAMIE, Jan. 30--A collision occurred last
night on the Union Pacific Railroad near Red
Buttes. Four enginas were coming down hill
when they ran into the rear end of a passenger
train standing on the main track waiting for
trains ahead to get through the snow drifts.
Five or six cars were wrecked aud twelve or fif-
teen passengers bruised.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-31
MunicipaI Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING. y 2 at-
TUEsDAY.-Thomas Rafferty, was complained of for
the larceny of $40 in scrip from the money drawer in
John Turner & Co.'s store, No. 1877 Pearl street. on
Saturday last. Trial decision guilty Sentenced to
40 days in the county jail.
Symonds g. Libby. Brown.
Thomas Quilby and William Doherty were fined
IS each and half costs, for drunkenness and disturb
ance. Doherty paid and was discharged.
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City Of Sedalia, Mo-,
Ten Per Cent. Water Bonds.

WE have limited amount Of these very desira-
Nv BILE investment Bonds for sale ut 96 and accrued
interest. The bonds dated November LIST, 1871,
and have thirty years to run, with Coupons payable
May and November, at the Bank Of America, New
York. The total issue of these Bonds is One Hun
dred thousand dollars. Total debt of the city In
cluding these bonds one hundred and sixty-three
Thousand dollars. Assessed value taxable wealth,
two million dollars; actual wealth double that
amount. Population over six thousand.
Bonds delivered free Of Express charges. De-
SAMUEL A. GAYLORD q CO..
Brokers in Western Securities
fa26d10t No. 33WaIl ST.. New H~rL.
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ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE. - While O'Neil w.
Robinson the forger was confined in the county
Jail he made use of the privileges usually grant
ed to prisoners to devise plan for regaining his
liberty. In connection with fellow prisoner
named Wilson he arranged "a nice little game"
by which they were to file off the bars of their
cell doors, and to get out into the corridor; then
attack the turnkey with brick rolled up in a
blanket, when he made his first visit early in
the morning, overpower him, get possession of
the keys and escape before the sheriff's family
were stirring. Robinson cautiously devulged
his plan to an outside friend who came to visit
him and asked assistance, but the sheriff was
apprised of the project and it was frustrated.
On examination the work of cutting off the
bars of the cell had been begun, but not COM
pleted. 1t was suspected that Robinson would
attempt to escape from the officer who took him
to Thomaston, and accordingly extraordinary
precautions were used to guard against any at
tempt.
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Receipt. by Railroad. and s,eamboar..

Receipts by Railroads ind Steamboats,.
Hour, car paper, do shocks, / do potatoes 5S do
lumber do hogs, do shocks. do oats. do hay.
do bark do elapboards, do bran, do barley, do
For Lower Provinces-1oOO bbls -four, 1 car sun-
dries. sum
For Allan steamers-26 cars grain, 10 do proyisons
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BosToN-1O bdIs
shoves 16 casks nails 10 bbls liquors. cases Tobacco
so boxes SOAP 10 coils pipe 100 boxes oranges 81 bds
molasses | ranges * bbs ae boxes fresh Sh hh1s as
bbls sugar, pipe liquor, 100 pkgs to order.
For Canada and up country-14e bdls leather,
steel, 10 ties lard 6 boxes tin, tcs hams, cases
and bales domestics, 2s bars steel, 60 pckgs to
dar
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 30.-Several persons were
injured, one fatally, by the Erie train last night
running off the track at Lockhaven and burn
ing two passenger coaches, one sleeping and
baggage car The express Gag was saved by
throwing the contents of the stove into the safe
by which large amount Of money was burned