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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10
.. EsEad9s UnIaSs una comsnioseio8

sm;Ifosg {
Ell emperador de Alemania Sc ha enca!
gado del arbitraie del, asunto de las fror
teras marftimas del, San Juan, yfaslM Nc
morias de los dos gobiernos han sido 50
metidas S. M. imperial. La comision e
Washington esta va nombrada y 4dnefoh
, en- estos momentos. Las disposiciones de
ntratado que exigen 81 consentifniehto dc
Parlamento del Canada. .oaguardan laIreur
nion de esa Asamblea.
Pasando ahora q los asuntos interiors;
vengo q anunciaros que, con algunas ex
cepciones, no ha sido teatro la lrlanda dc
violencias criminales. Ell comercio en- esa
parte del RENO Undo es active y los pro
gresos obtenl los en- la industria agrlcola
son notables.
Me complazco en- poder felicitaros, en-
scuantolla experiencia' permlte fornlar un
juicio, de la di$minucion perceptible que
E seobseryaj en- el )ndmero de los crfmenes
mas graves Y en- e. de los crimlnales REIN
cidentes del Reino Undo. t A@3l
Selores de la Camara de los COmunes:
estan va preparados los principales presu-
, puestos del pr6ximo ejerclcio, los cuales
os seratl sometidos Embellishments. Me
atrevo q esperar que los hallareis en- COM
pleta armon1a con lasnecesidades del pals.
Ell estado de los rendimientos otrece indl-
clos fayorables relativamente q la deman-
da del trabajo y q la condicion general del
pueblo, indicios que corrobora el decrecl>
miento considerable que Sc ha manifesto
do en- el pauperismo. .oe
Milores V seflores: Sc os llamara vuestra
atencion sobre diferentes medidas de lnte~
res nacicnal.
EE Ell n1mero de esas medidas fgura-
ran los proyectos de ley para mejorar la
educacion pdblica en- Escoo.a, para regla-
mentar los trabaios de las minas, para en-
mendar Ia legislation generalmente desig-
NADIA con Ell nombre de actas de las licen
cias y el proyecto relative los tribunales
supefiores de justic!a y de apelaciones, y
sobre todo el proyecto de ley que tiene
por objeto el establecimiento del escruti-
MO secreto,
4endreis ademas que ocuparos de Ia
medida relativa los maneios culpables
en- materias electorales parlamentarias,
proyectos que Sc os presentara inmedista>
mente. 5&t& 1<I
Igualmente os seran sometidas diversas
medidas references las reformas admins
trativas Iespecto de Irlanda. % q >><R
Como ae ha dicho, os esta sometido el
informe sobre la comision sanitaria.
Milores y sefiores: insisto en- la necesi-
dad de dar todos vuestros cuidadoS Ia
obra que laa exigencias de la sociedad
moderna nos imponen. Conf siempre en-
el auxilio de la divina Provi1encia y en- la
lealtad de mi pueblo, en- vuestra erergfa
y en- vuestra prudencia, q fin de dar apo>
70 los esfuerzos constantes de la Corona
para que cumpla la mission que le esta
con6ada y mantenga q salyo Ell honor del
imperio BRITANNICA"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10

A bsoIds las ildeye ggu,eaia u oJa,o,
alguAoa titos % u 1eferida Plaza ycalIe
de Ia Libertad y al POGO ratio una descar
| ga, qpedanadp despejadas plaza = Gales
qussa q ella desenbocal. lSeT mos ha hicho
que q aconsecuencia de dichos disparos hn-
3boTd dos muertos y un herido. A las once de
ia hoche la plaza estaba ocupada militar-
men5e =. por fuerzas de infapterfa, artillerfa
y caballeffa; algunas patrullas denesta d.
tuna fueEza recofranI varias Gales de la
ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10
Aibonito, MARIO 4 de 1872.
Sr. Redactor del BoLETIN.

Muy Sr. nuestro: Suplicamos V. nos
dispense la honra de dar cabida en- su bien
acreditado peri6dico a las siguientes IL
meas, que no son mas que la expression
sincera de nuestra gratitud; anticipandole
las gracias, quedamos de V. altos. S. S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10

Los vo1untarios de la conspaNta de Hunacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10
Ideus por la tarde.

Al amanecer de hoy habia desaparecido
va el aparato de tuegza que Sc despleg6
anoche en- la plaza de la Constitution ca
Lies inmediatas. A la hora que escri-
blmos estas lfneas reina en- la ciudad tran
qullldad completa. En- la citada plaza DO
hay mas tuerzas extraordinarias que la Sec
clon dc artl.ierla, relevada a las ocho y
media de esta.manana, y la guarlia civil
que contin1a en.las Casas Consistoriales.
"A las diez de la mafana Sc han pre-
sentado en- ell Salon de Ciento de las Casas
Consistorlales los sehores concejales elec
tos Y algunos del Ayuntamiento dimisio
MARIO, y bajo la presidencia del Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador civil de la provincial Sc ha
constituido q nuevo municipio, retirando-
Sc en- seguida ell sedor Gobernador Y los
cuatro cinco con ejales salientes que han
acudido. Acto continue ha ocupado Ia
presidencia D. Francisco Amor6s, Dor ser
el consejal que habia tenido mayor n1me.
70 de votos, aquien ha pedido la palabra D.
Domingo Call para proponer al Ayunta~
miento que en- atencion las circunstancias
especiales en- que Sc encuentra la poblaclon
antes de la election de cargos Sc procedie>
Sc discutir la alocucion que debia diri-
girse al pueblo, manifestandolo que quie-
re y desea ell Cuerpo municipal, y cual es
la conducta que piensa seguir. Opdso-
Sc este Ell senor Oorrons tambien el
senior Cabot, nnauifestando que 10 que pro
cedfa segun la ley era, ante todo, la cleo
cion de cargos, por cuyo motive ha reti-
DO su proposition ell se1or Call, diciendo
que no lie pesaba haber hecho su PROPOSE
cion antes de la votacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10
dos de que tenemos tlas sde Inoaotros Il

dos de que tenemos t1as de nosotrcs Il
inmensa mayorfa Del pals.
Le Memorial DiplOsnatiique dice que
desde la caida del imperio, Ing aterra con-
sidero como rota su aliapza con Francia,
empez6 a estrechar sns relaciones con
Prussia 7 aAade que Ia anulacion por ,pars
tie de Theirs del tratado de comercio de
1860 solo ha de servir para que la Gran
Bfetaha Sc aleje mas y-mSs del pueblo
frances.
En- este punto, la ceguedad de Theirs
me parece hasta incohcebible,. Podra de-
nunciar y detogar los tratados con Ingla-
terra y B6lgica, pero Squ6 adelantaY Co
mo adn no Sc ba cumplido el plazo indis-
Pensable para la denuncia,. tendra que
de]ar subsistentes los tratados con Suiza,
Austria Italia. ~ que ocurrira? La cosa
es clara. Por una parte, Sc senajenara las
mpatfas3deInglaterra y BeIgica, que tan
necesarlas lie son, y por otra, tendra que
res gnafse q yer penetrar en- Francia, con
etlquetas suizas, austriacas italianas, los
generos ingleses 8 belgas.
Esto es evidente, pero Theirs no 10 We,
porque ha jurado no yer 10 que 81 no pro-
oone. a3 &<<
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10
REMITIDOS.
Sr. Director del BoLET1N.

Muy Sr. nuestro: sfrvase V. insertar en-
su apreciable peri6dico las siguientes l.
meas y le quedaran agradecidos S. S. S.
@. B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-10
Barcelona 10 de .te6yeyo

Durante TODD ell dia de aver reinS en q
reelnto de Barcelona comrleta trahq1ili
dad. Por la manana IN grupo de- gente
Sc dlrlglo al mercado de cerdos, cercai del
puente de los Angeles, y acab6 de que
mar la parte de tinglado que habia queda>
DO lntacta. AL anochecer ocup6se militar-
mente la plaza de la. Constitution, colo
candose un canon de montana. en- cada
yoca-calLe de las de Ia Libeltad u Jaime
!, ygcentinelas en- todas las avenidas que
no permltleron que nadie atravesara dicha
plaza. Ademas de las fuerzas de guardia
civil acuarteladas en- las Casas ConsiSto-
rlales y del reten de costumbre en- la Au
dlencia, habfa algunas companfas del bar
TALON de cazadores de Ciudad-Rodrigo
un escuadron de cazadores de caballeria,
una seccion del cual patrullaba por las
Gales lnmed atas la plaza. Por la noche
casl todas las tiendas de la Gale de la Ii
Dertad y Jaime estaban cerradas, circu-
lando muy poca gente por dchas Gales
A las ocho de la noche las fuerzas de la
plaza Sc desplegaron por las GALES inme-
dlatas hasta dejar circu do Ell perimetro
de la ciudad romano, pues desde la plaza
Nueva q la del Regomir y desde la del An .
gel la calle de Avin6 no se permitia que
persona alguna atravesara hacia la plaza
de la Constitution. El resto de la pobla.
clon, 81 bien parecla tranquilo, presentaba
un aspecto alarmante. Poca gente discur-
ria por las GALES; sin embargo, los cafes
estaban abiertos y los teatroa funcionaban.
En- ell Principal donde Sc daba ola feria
de las muieresDy Ell bale ola Flama,"
habia media entrada. En- ell Liceo era es-
casfsima Ia coneurrencia.
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"pET" UAIsTEAD's MURDERER.

TRENTON, Jan. 9.-The Court of PardOns
composed Of the Governor, the Chancellor, and SIN
Judges OF the Court Of Errors convened this afternoon
10 take action in the case Of Bolts who is awaiting exc
cution at Newark for the murder Of pet" Hastead
The voumnous evidence presented TO the Court by
Chas s. Spencer and WIN. Is. Guild r counsel for Bolts
as well as petitions for communication Of sentence. Tie
brother OF Bolts was present. The Warden Of Essex
County Jail states that Bolts withheld an important fact
at the trial. In ORDER TO Mrs Wilson from prosecn-
ton for bigamy. In reality married to her sew
eral years ago. and her first husband ~ stlil awe
Though this might have had some eject on the jury
he did not reveal IT, He has furnished, WITHIN sIcW
days. satisfactory evidence of the fact lie stated 10 the
jaor that he would have died with the secret had ne
not become convinced that SHE would not r.or; lno
ladies OF Newark who attempted 10 '.In Mfs "isoh,
nave also deserted her.
The Court finally decided not TO interfere IN the case
and warrant was issued by the Governor directed 10
me sheriff OF ESSEX County for the execution OF Borh
me day named in the warrant In Friday. Jan IT, Inc
hh decision Of the Court was withheld from the prison.
ps MS keeper last evening, 0wlnS 10 nlh slate ~
mihu winch Indicates great nervous excitement. NE
spiritual advisers panied 10 find mat ne chhnot w
,huucd To consider his condition, and tbat ther enoitS
W interest him In religious matters have proved una'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
THE UHiRTON TEIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 9.-ln the trial of Mrs.
Wharton the direct examination Of DIR. McClurg n
medical expert was resumed at 10 o'clock this morning.
His testimony upon the post mortem appearance Of
cercbro-spinal meningitis observed by himself. and
the various symptoms and LESSONS OF the disease On
his Examination the witness was examined gen
orally with reference to diseases affecting the BRAIN and
the symptoms OF poison by tartar cmctic He referred
his opinion given Yesterday that Gen. ketchun died
from cercbro-spnal meningitis.
Prof. II. C. White was sworn Ia by profession an ana
v'ca chemist; graduated at the University OF Nr-
giHia: has had charge OF the Analytical Department OF
the Chemical School OF Maryland Institute In Baltimore;
that position is held by Prof. Toncy; l. at present
Professor OF Analytical Chemistry In St. Johns college,
Annapolis and Is Lecturer Physics at Peabody lnst
ute, heard the evidence Of Prof Aiken and has READ
the official report OF his testimony and also Akcns sum
mary of the ANALYSIS the tests aud processes pursued Y
Aiken In examining the stomach Of ketchum were nor,
IN the opinion OF witness, sufficient 10 establish the
presence OF anmOny those used by TOney In his anay
Of the contents of the two Jars were also insufficient
10 establish the presence of anthony.
Prof. White examined for some time in regard 10
color and other test, relied on bv Profs. Aiken aud To-
uey; the course Of his examination was similar to that
proved in the cases Of PrOfs. McCuach, Genth and
Reese previously examined chemical experts and his
merely cumulative in regard to the insult
Ccucy the tests and the entire inaccuracy Of their
mode Of asccraning the quantity of tartar emetic
ported 10 have been obtained by them. Witnesses con
frIned the statements of previous experts that organic
other substances would produce the prcCptate OBJ
tanned 10y Aiken when no antimOny was present, ana
that the only conclusive test the production or the
metal. The Court then adjourned till Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
PLYMOUTH CHURCH PEW RENTALS.

The annual renting of pcws in Plymouth
Church took place last evening the attendance being
large, the bidding spirited and the prices obtained
slightly in advance OF those Of last year. The amount
hid the premium above the stated price OF the new.
The highest premiums for seats i'm the vicinity Of
the pulpit. The prices of seats on the ground floor
ranged - $3.50, and Of chairs from s.
70 So. In the gallery the prices ranged from
$40 go, the highest figures being Tor seats
near the choir Henry &. Bowen was awarded the ~
choice, and secured pew for premium OF $3.50 = Fitz
gerald the second choice, at premium OF S3J5. Other
premiums follows Ihracc Il. Clailin, $50 I;
Charles shepherd, $685. ]. Moody, $50; j. {. Carroll
$3.50 D. :. Arnold, SJ5j; l.. d. White, <3C; n. Claim.
$685. j. G. SoutLwIc. 500; DR.. Jewell 500; Moses
Beach. $685. Joseph Howard, jr., $3.50; = u. Dmyea,
sGO; Chas. Denim, $3.50; Mcdonald Hatch, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
FRANCE.

THREE RADICALS ELECTED TO THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Tuesday, Jan. O. 1872.
Elections have been held IN II districts III
the provinces to III vacant seats in the Assembly In
three Of these districts the Radical candidates have been
successful.
Committee OF the Republican electors OF Par'a
called on NJ Vautran to-day and begged him TO reiHrh-
Der that his election expression OF the peope
desire that tho Assembly return to Paris.
Baron Won Arnlm, German ambassador to France 70
dav presented his credentials to President Theirs NO
ceremony was observed but the ambassador relIra'cl
his former expressions Of friendship for the French ma
tim NJ Gontant-Biron French ambassador to Ger
many has telegraphed to his Government that ne mas
been most aatternsly received by Prince Bismarck
court-martial assembled at Versailles to-day 10 try
the partes accused OF shooting the priests and other
Versast hostages during tho reign OF the Commune
The proceedings attract much interest and the court
room was crowded all day.
The steamer Hosata, which was 70 have sailed from
Uovre on the 9Th for NewYOrB, detained two days.
and sailed Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

into Committee OF the WhOs w. ~ Inv, INC house went
Mr. AIbrrGcr IN the chair, h noIcrb"rh message
rose and reported progress. 'io"' taxing any action
IN the House Er ALVORD no.., -. -,
the Whole le discharged f -. 'Idt Ihe Committee
zion OF the message, aud that H. nc uitncr cOusldera
frbued among fc various Conn neNcIdi parts be dis
The CHAIR announced the ioe'u't.s.
uittcPE: '"h "'dHuIHp 'oul-
In Wags and M'dHs-Hetsr AlvOrd M, =,
nsdy Han Fort JsS"ls AID iougltor ~ pASgb0f, Pth KIT
On ~ Jadaoidrg-Me.ss PTince, hirLhA,
Hayes Vadder TOhey, Ildfn and H. HI Nf fLhmme A. l.
Os ne ADuLs ~ Cints-Hes-rs. Hawkins , =,
btff ksstGAn Abeger Tdtn ami OFgOod uh M"ho Htghl
IN Canal -MesTa Font. sheUsTdtoI, En.h v.,-
M"uiAn Rae, hOshsI aud Page. h"'i"f H"it1
., y" tosMero am, NGClgdfsOg-htttrS Ai.n 9, .
hthtftt Greene 8fb Judd Snyder g.. f. ~ hAfooA
=. ~ haiF0ads- bessrs While, fVjth, Whu .'II"It
w. ~ L. bEIlh A. Hjll zLJ CLspbsTs Va AfS"' bIf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
tiOnal patronage {:
MAYOR HALLS BANK ACCOUNT.

II was stated yesterday by an official, who declined
TO give the authority for the story that Mayor HaIs
long searchcd-for bank account had been found at
last in the Manhattan Bank, No 30 Wall-st, and
was in possession of tho new Attomey-General
Francis L. Barlow. Ii is understood that Gen. Bar
low favors the prosecution of Mayor Hall, against
which Mr. Charles O'Conor is said to have advised ;
but whether not any evidences has been found in
the Manhattan Bank on which suit can be begun is
not known. The story, though coming from re-
sponsbe person, is too indefinite to be fully cred
tied and too important to be suppressed and is given
precisely as il reaches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
srxrcuRIsTs IN THE KINGS COUNTY COURTS.

sINECURIsTS IN THE KINGS COUNTY COURTS.
A Special Committee of the Kings County
Board OF Supervisors began investigation yesterday
OF the manner which the county is taxed to pay the
large number of officers detailed TO attend the sessions
OF the courts OF tho county The Investigation was
prompted 10y n statement made by Supervisor Harmon
OF Che Twentieth Ward to the effect that the county had
been unreasonaby taxed in regard to court expenses
and that the annual salaries OF snecurss had increased
from 1000 to $4,000 II discovered that 80 persons
according 10 the county rolls court officers at the
rate OF SOi per month EACH and that their salaries had
continued during vacations. The Appropriation FOR the
Supreme Court for salaries was $2,?oo OF which there
now remains only s2,C2S %. although this Is the skin
month Of the fiscal year. The appropriation Tor the
Comfy Court 1880. 81 which S5SsS % remains
and the APPROPRIATION for the CITY Cour was S'-OO o
which only sol 6es % remains The Committee had in
trrycs with the Judges and Clerks Of the courts ana
will rcsumFits Investigations to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

TRADES CoNGRRss-rHE LONDON PRESS on
LONDON Tuesday, Jan. Q, 1872.
A dispatch from Sandringham reports that
the of Wales went out yesterday for the rsI o
since his Illness. DIR. Gan, who has been constantly III
attendance on His Royal Hlghness since the hrSt da
gerous symptoms appeared, left sandringham to-day
The Messrs. sellqnan Bros have introduced mere ana
on the Continent "a 100000 Washington City Improve
ment bonds AT s7. The loan great success; 1T was
nearly all taken up before the books were regularly
opened.
The session OF the National Trades Congress was opened
last evening at Nottingham. Mr.. Potter was eloc~d
President Mr.. Northup OF Massachusetts, was present
and was accorded seat on tho floor.
Earl Derby addressed large meeting OF worklngmeh
Mt Liverpool this evening. In the course OF MS retnS
he said tho old Liberal programme has exhausted us
vitality and he expected that the future ConserVa-
tism would predominant in all new questions.
All the city journals have articles the assassination
Of James Fisk, IT, They cite the cases OF Richardson
and Ctenden attribute the frequency OF such deeds TO
the peculiar civilization of America, and denounce the
laxity OF public sentiment aud the weakness OF the
Courts which make the practice Of carrying OF concealed
weapons so general in the United States.
The Times arrives the conclusion that the assassinS
pistol in this case only killed Fisk; the spirit OF which
he was the incarnate representative, is still living and
strong In the City OF New-York
Her Majesty the Queen and members Of the royal
family have gone TO Osborne
Dr. Justo Arosemena had audience with the Queen
Yesterday az Windsor Castle and presented his credeh
tials as Minister Resident Of the United States OF
Colombia.
The Ea,peror Napoleon win publish historical
work I'm Which startling revelations viii be made IN re
gard to the French military system during the Late waa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
AFFAlRS IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. AT the opening of
the United States District Court, this morning District
Attorney Bates presented his commission for years.
ana was sworn. James II. High appointed Deputy
DstI1ctAttOrucy. The DiStTCt-AttOrney read letters
on the United States Attorney General, showing that
money could be furnished TO pay witnesses jurors or
for q, rAensrs without provision Of Congress there
ihe rney>General moved continue all the
cnrt ai cases until the Monday IN March The
W ~ anted the motion MI Bates will proceed forth
" washington to report in person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
ITALY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. GA private letter dated
Meslna. ltaly Dee O. Almost every city In Italy
Is infected with smallpox Ia Mcssina large portion
Of the lower classes are attacked and many OF thom
die The Health Officer gives clean bills OF health, but
since the 7h inst tho American and British Consus af
fer consultation agreed 20 enter in their bills OF health
that smaIpox cases have occurred in the city, OF
which have terminated fatally. The other COnsuls think
in unnecessary as in their opinion, the disease was
raging over tie whole Continent OF Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

TWO ENGAGEMENTs--GEN. DIAz ROUTED.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a courier extraOrdi-
nary reached here tonight from Tanpieo with tee-
gram dated City OF Mexico, Dec. 81 from the Min
ister OF War, announcing wo general en-
gagcmeuts between Gen ROchas forces and the Reyo'
luonists under Gen. Daz in which the latter were
routed with the loss OF their artillery aud cavalry.
The churnh bells ringing, and troops marching
the stcet with music amid great excitement the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
CUSTOM-HOUSE FRAUDS.
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF FRAUD AND
TRICKERY.

THE SENATE INVESTIGATION CONrINNEp-hAIhl
or GENERAL ORDER STORAGE FOhKDFi
wEIGHER EXPOscD-HOW CASES AEE SHA-
TLED.D
The Senate Committee resumed, ycT'c7day' AZ ue
Aston House. its invest cation into toe abuses OF
Custom-house administration in this city. cart
man in the employ Of A. r. Stewart d Co. was
questioned at length concerning the General
Order business and rates Of storage dur1ng
the last - or 20 years and several aborers lately
hired by United States Weghcr James VI. Ihomp-
son testified to the bribery, disregard Of duty, and
oppressive political taxation prevailing in Jhomp-
sons department during the last few months
United States District-Attomey DAVIS also gave
some important evidence as 10 the method Of sect
fling cases. and the general workings Of tho
revenue laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

POUUHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. 9.-Owing e." -
misplaced switch, the 4 o'clock train from No., W.
this afternoon of the track just youth Of HASTE
Six passenger cars Two palace cars. and baggage co.,
dslodged and plowed their way over the fro,en
ground at fearful rate. Not OF thegl ups, AID
When they TO stand they formed a zzgag line
The passengers panC-strcken, but was in
uI6d Some OF trucks Of the train pOwed into the
earth 80 deep that the platforms touched the ground
All the trains tonight from two Ia three hours
behind time single track used at the Of the
accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
DEATH FROM TRICHINA.

,,,a,'n h' hhAND' Jan. 9-The Coroner held an
r,rts doso1oy On the body Of Carl Martins The
Martins purchased carcass Of porE Some Of the ,aeat
aho ,ne same day some WINS made into sau
and in short time III "Ier The sausage was paraken Of
chden re now U sunday V%&S night Martins and her two
10 The jury rendered former Is not likely
came to his death by eating meat innicc That Martins
Spirdfis. 0"ou Win Htchtnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
FATAL ACCIDENT.

ELMuRA. n. y, Jan. "a terrible accident
occurred near Union Broome County, Thursday last
A Mrs Barnes her daughter and daughter-Inaw started
from that village home, with horse and
IN their WAY home they had "a bridge about ten
teet high On this bridge the horse commenced Kicking
and backed the off the bridge, throwing the
nut The horse also fell of the bridge and upon
HE ladies' Mrs Barnes instantly killed. three Of
her nghi laws ribs were broken, ana the daughter
injured.