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DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at All rises to-
morrow morning at CHI.
Five inches Of snow fell in Rutland dur
ing Tuesday night and yesterday morning
Now is the season Of sloppy sidewalks
wet feet and bad colds.
A lady's black lace veil was picked up ii
the Opera House, Tuesday evening, after
the lecture, which can be found will
Cashier Field at the Rutland County Ma.
tional Bank
The Troy lecture course begins this sea
son with a lecture by Wallace Bruce on
the 9th proXimo, on 'The Landmarks OF
Scott" TO be followed by DR.. Holland
Rev. Thomas X. Beechcr, John Brougham
Gen. Fitzpatrick. L. II. G.. Clark, Gen
Nat. p. Banks, Hon. Daniel Dougherty.
Rev. Z. C. Bolles and f. l.. Fursman.
The ladies, young and old, living on the
street formerly called "AIaidcn lane" in
Burlington, are profusey grateful to the
mayor and aldermen for changing it, at
their solicitation, to "Union street. 1t
sounds prettier, they think
Col. John B. Mead, of Randolph, and L.
J. Ormsbcc, of Brandon, are registered al
the Bates House.
Mr.. Lemuc Scott. formerly of Cam
bridge, who died in Montreal on Friday
last, at the age of 81, was the first male
81; -, lao &
The roof Of the new court house at st.
Adams is being covered as rapidly as pos
siblc.
The Entre-Nous' has created more
lively stir among social circles here than
anything that has appeared for many a
day.
Mr.. Geo. r. Bottum, the ever popular
cashier of the Baxter National Bank Is
taking his little vacation this week, which
we hope will be duly enjoyed.
Turkey shoots are beginning to be adyer-
tised hereabouts also Thanksgiving balls.
The new freight depot of the Central
Vermont is fast approaching completion
anu llc DTlCh NOIh Will SUOu Dc NOuc
Just what Rutland needs is good laun-
dry. This is to be opened to-day, under
the Central House, by Mr.. Gavin Molfat
Everything appertainng thereto will be
first-class and worthy the patronage of all
1t is stated officially that there were bu
about 325 people at the lecture OF Mrs
Livermore.
The Congregational chapel is progressing
fairly, and it is hoped it will be completed
in three or four weeks.
Merchants Row, between the Bardwcl
House and Morsc's block, now boasts q
nearly a continuous line of marble side
walk that cannot be beat, even in this mucl
marbleized community.
Senator Edmunds is i'll, at Burlington, OF
slow malarial fever.
1t is rumored that arrangements are be
ing made for n lecture on temperance, 10y
Rev. Richard Grogan, on Sunday evening
next.
We learn that Whipples wooden factory
at Cayendish was burned early this morn
ing.
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PugIIistic Encounter between John
McMahon and sack Murphy.

Sporting circles in New York are excited
over the details of desperate encounter
which recently took place at II well-known
sporting house, in that city, between Jack
Murphy the pugiist, and John Mcmahon,
the wrestling champion. After some words
Mcmahon boosted that he could whip Muir
ply, whercupon the latter offered to fight
him then and there. The chairs and tables
were quickly put ont of the way and the
men stripped and went at it. McMahon
had the best of the first two rounds, but
fortune changed to Murphy's side, and he
pounded Mchlahon's face terribly. In the
third round Murphy threw Mcmahon The
fourth round was also in Murphy's favor
The fifth round decided the affair, as
McMahon, who was badly punished, re-
fused to continue the struggle The fight
lasted twenty-five minutes. Murphy was
also badly punished. Murphy, it will be
remembered, fought a rough and tumble
fight with Prof, Denny of Boston last win
ter. He also whipped OBaldwin at the
Hicken and Campbell fight last March, and
was defeated by Owney Geoghegan last
August. 1t is claimed that Mcmahon was
intoxicated, and that the struggle will be
renewed when lie RECEIVERS from his injur-
los.
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KILLED BY THE CAUSE.-THE conductor
of the New York special train west, that
left Syracuse at 800 Friday evening, on
Rochester, tcegraphed back that a mana
passenger-was missing from his train ;
that he had missed him shortly after leav-
ing Syracuse station. On receipt of this
message, gang of men was sent in search
1t was not long before they found the body
Of the missing man between the tracks
near Geddcs, horribly mangled. but yet
alive. He was taken to the city and to Il
physicians Office shortly after II o'clock.
From papers on his person he was found
to be German named Studer, on Il jour
ncy from Utica to Rochester. Death en-
sued soon after reaching the doctors Office
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FIRE IN LAEsINBuRGn, n. Y.-The board
ing stables mt the corner of Lansing street
and the green, at Lansingburgh, n. y,
owned by James Morrison, and occupied as
a hosiery by T. Nugent. took fire about
II o'clock Tuesday night. The building
was of wood and burned rapidly, barely
giving time to rescue the horses, which was
done by q man rushing in and cutting them
loose, allowing them to make their own
exit The front wing Of the building was
occupied by G. II. Van Arnum as a resiau-
rant lie saved everything. \ south wind
was blowing at the time and the flames
quickly communicated to a dwelling owned
and occupied by James Flynn, jr. The
house was about half destroyed and the
stables were consumed The fire is sup
posed to have been inccndiary. Both build
ings were insured Loss about $500 on
each.
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Snow.

BoSToN, Nov. II.
There was a light fall Of snow here last
night
LEWISTON, Me-, Nov. IL.
Snow began falling early this morning,
and has continued through the forenoon.
There is five inches now on the ground.
CONCoRD, n. H., Nov IL
-Four inches of snow fell here last night,
seven inches at Bradford, three inches in
Claremont and six inches at Plymouth.
The storm changed to rain about s o'clock
this morning
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AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. IL.
The affairs Of the Coburn land company,
in which the Messrs. Spraguc Of Rhode Is
land are largely interested have been trans
ferred TO the management Of II. d. Stur-
ges and A. Dewitt Of this city. Mr.. Stur-
gcs is to he the general manager and Col.
Dewitt the financial agent. This company
was incorporated by the last legislature,
with capital not to exceed S2,500,000.
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Terrible Tragedy.
ST.. Louis, Mo, Nov.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov II.
\ dispatch from California, Mo-, says
Henry Roe, shot and killed Miss Molle
Wallne, near Bellaire, Cooper county,
last Friday, and then blew his own brains
out. Roe and Miss Walline were engaged,
but her parents refused their consent
whcreupon Roe attempted suicide, but was
prevented. The next day he went to the
residence of the young lady and committed
the deed above stated, He left note say
ing he could not live without the girl and
resolved to kill her and himself, so that
they might be together in the next world.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Iucpudiarism In Lansingburwh

LAEsISGBuRGn, Nov. IL.
IIiggins's slaughter house was fired
about o'clock this morning. The yner
happened to go to it at that time, and sue
ceeded in extinguishing it. 1t was fired
with Kerosene by three men, whose tracks
in the snow showed they came down from
the railroad The building contained one
hundred live hogs and as many more killed
and dressed
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LOWELL MlIIs nrNNINa AoAIN.

\ Boston special says the Booth, Massa-
chusei,s and the McrrimaCk mills of Lowell
began running yesterday on three-quarters
time, and now all the mills of the manu-
featuring companies Of Lowell excepting
the Hamilton and Lawrence are running ON
this basis of reduced time. Thcnumber Of
working hours per day is reduced, and I'M
der the new arrangement the operatives do
not 20 ON in the afternoon on Saturday.
The Lowell carpet nils are running part
of their machinery on full time, and the
managers appear to be confident that they
can safely pull through with the present ar
rangcmcnt.
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Found Dead.

GENEVA, N. Y, Nov. 12.
b. p. Thompson, manufacturer of tin
ware and dealer in peddler's goods, Yam
kee notions, etc, was found dead in his
store at o'clock this morning. The coro-
ner will hold an inquest in the case.
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The dispatch from Santiago de Cuba an
nouncing the execution of Capt Fry aud
the crew of the Nirginids, and twelve
more of the Cuban patriots, says that
Franchi Alfaro, who was among the latter
number, offered the Spanish authorities n
million dollars if they would spare his life.
The Spaniards say that Alfaro came to as
sumo the presidency of the so-called Cuban
rcpuhlic.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 70.
The steamship Egypt from New York.
BREsr Nov. II,
The steamship Europe from New York,
EXCHANGE.
LONDON, NOV. -.
The committee of the stock exchange
have adopted resolution that four shl-
lings British per dollar of American coin
shall be the rate after the 81 of December
THE INsURGENT FLEET.
MADRID. Nov. -.
A dispatch from Carthagena says the in
surgent fleet is making preparations Ia
leave the harbor, The vessels hope to get
out without discovery by the government
squadron.
ANOTHER VICTORY REPORTED FOR THE
CARLIsTS.
BAYoNNE, Nov. II.
1t is reported that another battle hns
taken place between the Carllsts and the
republicans again resulting in a great vic
tory for the former. The republicans are
said to have lost 800 men, and the Car
lists 200.
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TPE VERMONT VALLEY II. II. CASE
The hearing in the case of Chase and But
lerys. Vermont Valley railroad and others
was continued before Judge Smalley Tues
day, Judge Prout arguing for the orators,
aud Mr.. Phelps for the defendants. The
Judge took the papers and will announce
his decision in few days
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ACCIDENT At MIDDLEBURY.- Myron II.
Langworthy, an cmployc of the Paper
Mil company, at Middlcbury, while en-
ployed at the depot in unloading large,
heavy bales of paper from a railroad car
was SO unfortunate rs to have bale fall
upon his leg, breaking it just above the
ankle.
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HANCOCK, n. y, Nov 12.
The reported killing Of a lady and fire.
man by railroad collision here was I'M
true Through the fault of telegraph
operator in not holding back train, a col
lision occurred, by which fireman was in
inrel
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MEMPHIS, Nov. IL.
For the first day since the I'd of Septem-
Der, there was not n single death from yell
low fever. The Howard association to-day
relieved all the members on duty except
two, and divided the city into two dis
tricts, under the charge of those two mem
bers.
Alderman Cicalla was expelled from the
board for Irregularities while acting MS
mayor the vote was unanimous.
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ANOTHER BURGLARY AT PoRr HENRY
The meat market of Geo Weston. at Port
Henry, was entere by burglars on Sunday
night last, but they were very poorly paid
for their trouble. The entrance was effect
ed by removing light of glass in the door.
The robbers doubtless expected TO find
something in the cash drawer, but were
disappointed. as Mr. Weston left it entirely
empty when closed upon Saturday night
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Republican Comptroller Elected,

ALBANY, N. y, Nov. 10.
The Evening journal says, from official
returns received, it is quite probable that
Hopkins (rep.) for comptroller, and Plat
rep') for state prison inspector, are elect
ed. The election of Thompson (rep) for
Senator in the Twenty-third district, is also
claimed by one majority.
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ST. ALBANs Butter MARKET, Nov II.
The market was dull and declining com
mon 10 fair, 90 to 2jc medium to good, 25
TO soc choice, 80 TO 33c selections, 35c.
No cheese offered
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
Orders have been received ut the navy
yard here to fit out the monitor Manhattan
for sea by Friday next. \ large force of
workmen have been employed. 1t is UNI
derstood that other monitors at League
Island are to be made ready for sea at
onpp
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More Arrests,

HAVANA, Nov. IL
Several passengers, both men and women
by the steamer City Of New York from
New York Nov. 9th, which arrived here
yesterday were arrested by the Spanish
authorities on landing. 1t is reported that
they are accused of completely with the in
surgents.
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THE RUTLAND GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1873

RICHMOND BUTTER MARKET. AT the
market Monday butter was dull and lower
ordinary, 20 to 20 good, 2s to 80 choice,
80 to 33 Cheese, new milk, sold at lie /;
half new milk, 8 to Sc sage, 10 to 1870.
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An American Question.

New YoRB, Nov 12
General Thomas Jordon, prominent in
Cuban affairs. to-day stated that Cubans
regarded the Nirginus matter as a purely
American question, as the Virginus sailed
from an English port and was legally clear
ed by an American consnl.
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Attempted Suicide.

BlNGlfAMrToN, n. y, Nov. 10.
Lcverctt Bessac Of Newark Nally at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat with
butcher knife in this city last evening.
The attempt was made in the street, and
the blood lay about in pools. Cause
insanity.
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Jlle @atlanl Daily 6lohe.
ARRIVAL AND pppAgTuRE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 a. IN, '22O &
ts3b ~ M
burlington 12;4o & '11s2 a. m, 1880 & 400
=. m.
Port Henry, -11:82 a. IN and 700 p. IN.
Bennington, t12:0s p. H., ts.20 a 100 p
IN.
Saratoga, 'tl:45 O. m, 900 p. IN.
" Salem, l4O is:3J Il. IN, $40 x 1888 p H.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Fails, 1890 & ti;3O n. H. 'l2;lO 1000
u. m.
" burlington, i:43 & i5:49 a. m, '2;3O & 5.O5 p.
IN.
Port Henry, $40 n. IN. ana J:O5 p. IN.
Bennington, 1890 q 'g:OO a. H., g t2:25 p. Ia.
Saratoga $500 q. M, a $500 p. n.
Salem, 1:40 & 1900 Il. M, 1900 a 1900 p. IN.
Mail Train MIXED.
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CHICAGO, Noy. 70.
The supreme council of the Sovereign
Consistory of Masons of the thrty-third
degree, northern jurisdiction Of the United
States, met yesterday. y number of nota-
blcs from all parts Of the country were
present.
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Cuban Rights.

New YoRR, Nov. 12.
The chairman and secretary of the
cuban ant-slavery society tomorrow
carry to the President petition signed by
six bundled thousand colored men asking
concession Of belligercnt rights to Cubans.
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SCHENECTADY, Nov. -.


The following is the official result for
this county, giving the majortles Thayer,
354 Hopkins 81 ; Fort, 35l Silliman,
35S Taylor 40 Mead 1853 Plat 1862 /;
Landon for supreme court, COS. For the
appointment of the court Of appeals, ETC.,
for, 1928; against, 224 For appoint
mcnt of county judges, etc. For. ~ :;
Against. G3S
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Attempted Suicide.

ELIZABETH, n. j., Nov. 10.
Peter Smith, for many years switch man
on the Pennsylvania railroad here let
wrong train into his switch to-day, and al
though no damage was done, he proposed
to commit suicide. He is being closely
watched.
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Harlem Extension way, $40 II. m, and 200 y. n
Eastern way, l1.4O a. IA
Troy way, 1910 p. IN.
Troy, 1910 p. M, 2.40 p. m, and $50 p. IN.
Albany, 1910 p. m., 2.40 p. IN, and $50 p. IN
Boston, 1i.10 a. M, and $50 p. N.
Canadas, Ills p IN.
Northern way, goo p. IN.
burlington, 200 p IN. and $50 y. IN.
Saratoga way, $40 p. III.
Ne York, 2.40 p. IN. and $50 p. IN.
Con necttcut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (Stage) LOO p. IN.
Chlttenden, Cruesdays and Saturdays 300 p. NJ
Sto2kbr.dgc stage, loo p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way 1905 p. m.
Eastern way, 2.20 p. III.
Troy way, 4.5j p. ~.
Troy, Lao a. m, Has q. m ana 4.55 p. IN
Albany, 1l.45 a. IN, 1913 and 9.1O p. III.
Boston, Lao a. m. and 2.20 p. IN.
Canadas, 1910 n. IN.
Northern way. .32 a. IN.
Burlington, l2.40 and 1i.51 q. ~.
saratoga way, l45 a. ia.
New York, L - q. m. ana 4.55 y. IN.
Connecticut River way, $40 p. ~
wood took way, (stage) il.55 q. IN.
Chlttcnden, tuesdays ana saturdays 1880 am.
Stockbrldgc (stage), 1890 p. IN.
.R-Mails will be promptly closed at the Specl-
;lccd hour: all letters deposited In the street
boxes will be collected at s.45 and Hoo Il. m.
1910, 1.31, 2.2l and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 y. IN. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot viii be collected by
Route Agents Ave minutes previous to the de-
parture Of each mail train
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Suspended.

PlTrsBCRG, Nov IL.
The banking house of Million & Sons and
the Mechanics Savings Of this city. sus-
pended to-day, on account of alleged fraud
ulent invoices
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More Blood III Cnba.

HAVANA, Nov. Il.
On the 18th instant the captain and
thrty-six of the crew of the steamer Nir-
ginius were executed at Santiago de Cuba,
and on the next day, the Sth, twelve more
of the Cuban volunteers on the vessel were
shot. Among the latter was Franchi
AltarO
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Mcatilcr Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFrIcE OF THE }
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. c., Nov. 12, l673-S u. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
On Thursday Tor the Middle and Eastern
states winds yeerng to northwesterly and
occasional snow and rain, VITA cold and
cloudy weather.
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New YoEK, Nov. /:

THE TEA FAILURES.
The failures in the tea trade yesterday
are attributed rather to competition which
is growing up in the west than to the panic.
Great western marts, it is said, are rccciy-
ing their teas mainly by way of San Fran
cisco, and many smaller firms here have
been wound up owing to this withdrawal
of trade. The decreasing trade in men
toned as the cause of one Of the heaviest
importers advertising two vessels of their
fleet for sale
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Election News.
New York, Nov. IL.


ULSTER COUNTY.
The official vote for Ulster county gives
Thayer G,9GS; Willers 500. Connolly
for senator 1896 Mech G,410. Snyder,
Republican. is elected in the first assembly
district Bee and Winfield democrats. in
the second and third. The court of appeals
amendment 1888 for, 5533 against The
prohibition ticket received 30 votes
QUEENS COUNTY.
Queens county official returns give vii
lers 800 majority Nichols for comptroller
80, and 1000 majority against the ap-
pointmcnt OF Judges.
Svp,fr.r NM 10
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oNANDAGA COUNTY.

The official rcturas Of the election in
this county by majorities are, Thaycr
1888 Hopkins 1914 Fort 1885 Suli-
van 1925 : Mead l4sG Taylor Ill Plat
1921.
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vermont state Agricultural society


The annual meeting of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society was held at The
American hotel, Burlington, on Wednes-
day, Nov. 12, at 10 o'clock n. IN. Hon.
Henry G.. Root, President Henry Clark.
Secretary.
Hon. Crosby Miller, chairman of finance
committee, reported the condition of
the finances, of which the following is a
summary
Total expenses Of Fair of 1873 S6.094.G2
." reccpts " " G,953. 0G
Excess of expenses, Ssl151
NorE. In the expenses is included the
sum of S9iISi, which were extraordinary
expenses of the society in building seats
and fitting up Floral hall
The present assets of the society arc es-
timated at S14, 17LS9.
On motion Of Henry n. Newell of Shell
burn, the president appointed a committee
of five to nominate list Of officers for the
ensuing year.
The president appointed as the commit
tee on nomination,
Henry n. Newell. Shelburn.
James A. Shcdd Burlington.
s. G.. llolyOke, st, Adams.
Henry Chase Lyndon.
Miner billiard, Rutland.
II. n Newell, chairman of the commit
tee on nominations, presented the follow
ing nomin ltons for board of directors
Henry G. Root, Henry S. Morse, William
r. Sanford, Crosby Miller, n. b. Stafford,
Henry Clark. Elijah Cleaveland, John
Gregory, George Campbell, Henry Hay
ward, Henry b. Kent, Lawrence Brainard,
David Goodcll, L. $. Stowell, James A.
Shields, George y. Merrill. C. Horace Hub
bard, S. G. lIolyolic, H. s. Drew, George
Hammond, Harley NJ. Hall. George w.
IIendee.
The chairman Of the committee on nomi-
nations stated that the committee reported
only board of directors, leaving the
nomination Of president, e-presidcnts,
secretary and treasurer, to the society.
Hon. Crosby Miller of Pomfret, moved
that the report be laid on the table and that
the society now proceed to the election of
President by ballot, which was agreed to.
Thercupon the society proceeded to the
election Of President.
The President appointed Hon. Crosby
Miller and Henry Chase Esq, Of Lyndon as
ielcrs.
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DARRE ACADEMY. - The Winter
ID Term VIII begin on Thursday, Dec. 4ih.
For board, rooms, or catalogues, address
j. s. SPAULDING,
nOyl9leOd&w3w Barre, Verne mt,
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NOAiiNATION.

BosToN. Nov. r.
Samuel c Cobb has been nominated for
mayor of Boston at a citizens meeting Of
republicans and democrats.
RAIIRoD ACCIDENT.
\ misplaced switch at Ayrcs station on
the Stony Brook railroad this morning
caused the partial destruction Of the station
house and smashed two engines and several
freight cars by collision. No person was
injured.
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nuMonRD FAILURES pENiEp.

y Piltsburg special denies the reported
failure of Lloyd and Hamilton & Co.. in
Wcstmoreland, and Ira b. McVey & Co.,
Of Pittshurg.