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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
RiYerNeRs.

PITTSBURGH, August 25.-River con.
tlnues to recede with four feet In the chan
nel. Raining nearly all afternoon; indica-
tons this evening favorable ior more.
CINCINNATI, August 25.-River 10 feet
8 inches, falling. ArrlVed-R. r. Hudson.
Deparled-JuniRta, for Pittsburgh. Show
cry and hot.
LoURv1LLR, August 24.-River falling,
8 feet Q inches in chute. Weather. very
hot; mercury ranged above 90 nearly all
day. Business dull.
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The Troubles OF the 81. Louis L. l. Co

ST. LOUIS, August 25 The application
Of Z, A. Whitcomb for an Injunction
against the St. Louis Mutual Lie Insur.
ance Company came up In tho U. 8. Dis
trlct Court again to-day. and after argu-
mentthe plaintiff was allowed till Wednes-
day to file alIldavits In support Of his bill,
and the defendants till Thursday TO file
counter affldavits, when the case will be
heard
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TERRE uAUrE.

Boy KilIed.-F Finger JcTked Out..
Immense Camp Meeting.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, August 25.-A
boy named John Rhinehart was instantly
killed in 8 runaway this morning, being
thrown from q wagon against q post
Another was badly injured.
A man named John Branch had finger
pulled out by the roots in jumping from
car. A ring caught In screw.
The United Brethren are holding an
immense camp meeting near Princeton.
The grounds are about nine miles south
Of this city. Not less than twelve thou
sand persons were there yesterday, and q
vast concourse to-day. Good order is
preserved, and Gospel privileges are
improved.
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Milwaukee Malt House Burned.
Loss Heavy %

MILwAuKER, AugdSt ga fire broke
out at 8 O'clock this evening in the malt
house OF V, Blaiz brewery. The malt
house and ice house containing large
supply oil beer and o. part u the main
brewery building wero consumed. Loss
estimated at about 100000. Insurance
$4,000. Dir. Blatz residence In the same
block WAS saved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26

TIE carpet worm Is a new pest Just
discovered. 1t Is Of a dark color, less
than half an inch in length, and covered
with fine hair. 1t makes havoc with car
pets In q short time. 1t is said that fine
salt and fine cedar chips sprinkled on the
edges Of carpets will protect them from
Its rRVages.
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Railroad Accident on Long Island,

NEw YORK, August t25.-Another accl'
dent occurred on the southside Railroad
Long Island, this morning. When the
express train from Patchongi was be.
tween Freeport and Babylon the last
three cars jumped the track and rolled
down an embankment. All the pssseu-
gers, about twenty In number, were more
or less injured, one child fatally.
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TIE reader will doubtless notice the
absence OF any dispatches this morning
from Europe. We have private inIorma.
ton that no cable dispatches have been
received in New York since Saturday
uight, owing to trouble in the connecting
land lines.
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SAFE Rnhhsd at Neo,ho. Mo

ST. LOUIS, August GA special TO the
Democrat says the business house oil
CroWders, VIM & Co, in Neosho city
was robbed Of about $4,000 few nights
ago. The saio Of the firm was blown open
aud besides the money some silver ware
vyaa taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26

TIE publication of the St. Clairsville
Ga2ette will not be interrupted, We learn,
by the death Of Mr.. Heaton, its editor. II
will for the time being be in charge Of
gentleman by whom 1t was formerly con,
duCted and who has frequently taken
charge ol It in tho absence or illness Of
Mr.. HeAtop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
The California Authorities Want a
Chance at the MOdOCs.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-Tho State
authorities Of California have asked that
the Modocs charged with grave offences
committed prior TO their capture, other
than those sentenced to be hanged, be
delivered to them. A reply from the
National authorities is expected within 10
IAVa
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LOWER CALIFORNIA.

Project to Turn the Gulf Of CaliCOE"
MIA In upon the Colorado DeSeTtss
It's Pronounced Feasible by Re.
turned Exploring Party.
SAN FRANCIscO, August 95.-The
James Surveying Party arrived ut San
Diego yesterday from Yuma, and report.
nIoraiion s9riL of The kE,Ihdafy nne TO
the Gull of California, They have made
important geographical discoveries and
OK pioESi tEs most singular OF this hereto.
for unknown portion Of 'the'cosSt, and
overcame many dangers and suffered
much hardship. The main object Of the
expedition was to determine the ieasiblli.
ty OF turning the waters Of the Gull Of
California inlo the Colorado Desert, there
by creating climatic change in Southern
California. 1t has successfully demon.
strated the fact that this may be done at
comparatively small expense. .'I'
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Steamer News.

QUERNsTowN, August 25.-Arrived,
the steamer Cuba, from New York.
NEW YORK, August 25.-Arrived, the
steamer Republic, from Liverpool.
NEw YoRK, August 23.-Arrived, the
steamer Canada, from Liverpool.
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weather Report.
WAR DRPAnfhBAI,
UFPIUH or FRI CHEZ SIoHAL OFH1UR.
WLsaINaToN, b, c., Aug, %. 500 P. \.
PRoRkBuITIRA


gIL 2 \ PRoBABIIIT1Es.
For New England and the Middle At
lantic States, light southeasterly and
soulhwesterly winds, with increasing
cloudiness and light rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
partly cloudy weather, high temperature,
light variable winds and possibly threat.
ening weather near the coast.
For the lake region northeasterly 10
southerly winds, cloudy weather, and rain
during the night ~ 'liH -...-
For the Ohio Valley and westward to
the Missouri Valley light 10 fresh south
easterly to sOuthwesterly winds, with con.
tinued high temperature and areas OF
rain. ..,..,.,y.., y..l.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Address From the WRshbuFnl RePub.
E.Ia-l llcans, IUt-tEEl- t.

BosroN, August 25.-The Hamilton
Hall Committee, of which Hon. E. r.
Hoar is chairman, will tomorrow pub.
lish an address tothe Republicans Of Mas.
sachusetts, urging upon them the impot-
tance Of attending the primary meetings
soon to be called 10 chose delegates to the
State Convention, and ofsecurlng through
them an honest representation oEthe Re.
publican sentiment ol thecommonwealth.
The address will support Washburn for
reelection, and denounCes the course Of
Butler
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The Akron Beacon has the following
piece Of pathos: l,...
1,149 was the Democratic majority in
Fairfield county at the last State election,
and $l42, ,5457l Is the amount that the
Democratic officers are short In their &C.
counts. This Is almost 800 apiece. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26

WAsHINGToN, August 25-A new
comet has been discovered at Paris by
N. Henry. Ascension 7hours 81 minutes,
decllnation north SO degrees 80 minutes.
The comet Is bright and It's motion Is to-
wards the east.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August 25.-To.
morrow's Journal will state authoritative.
" that Senator Morton's beck pay was
covered into the United States Treasury
some time since.
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CONSIDERING the risks and dangers to
which the occupation Of farming In Bos-
Ion las been exposed Of late years, II Is
comforting 10 know that grange Of the
patrons Of husbandry has been established
10 that city Washington Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26

AN agreeable little parasite has been
discovered In beef and mutton, and Ia said
to be more dangerous than the famed
triehind SpirdliS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
rItn,rIllc Petroleum Marpst.

TTTusvnLB, Pa, August 25.-Petro'
leum market quiet and firm at 81 35a
| l 40, Titusville or OIL City deliveries,
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AnIO.OoO IndianopolI0 Ab,condeI

INDIANAPOLIS, August 25.-MAx New
man, q travelling agent Of Hahn & Balls,
OF this city, Is missing, and . supposed 70
have absconoed with $4,000 belonging
! to the firm.
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Kenmore University High School,


ANHkHbT Q. H. VA.
70 tho University Of YG. H.A.
sESdS 6i!h HSd1Ist u YI PDeipS Hs HHd
U. Va. (recently Asst Prof Latin, o. Va J, In.
BtTuctor in Greek, Latin, French, German and
Botany. This 10 one OF the leading high schools
Of Virginia, and presents many Advantages In.
comparable With those Of otherB. Students also
received for tho Summer. New session begins
Sept. 18th, 1873. For Catalogue, address tho
Principal.
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The circular instructions TO officers was
doubtless legal charge (though we may
not have It high enough but all the bal.
ance Of that printing, viz four thousand
and Exty.slx dollars was without author.
ity Of law and useless. But then the
printer has not had enough Of the peo.
ple's money. The keystone Of the arch
must be sustained or down would tumble
the whole iabricl The conspiracy would
collapse without him.
The members of the Printing Commit.
tee oi the Legislature can now Investigate
little further. Ask any competent Prin.
ter what the jobs could be done for. All
oi you have seen the poll books and the
posters and ballots; ascertain what ought
TO be the cost for man 10 make fair profit
on the work, and learn that the work Is
done without the authority Of law and
three to five prices charged for 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26

Gov. JACon and family left Romney for
Charleston on the 18th.
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The National Finances.
RECEIPTS AND ExPENDTURRs FOR LAST
QUARTER.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-The follow.
ing 10 an exhibit Of the receipts and ex-
penditures Of tho Government by war
rants for the equarter ending so, 1873.
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Cost Of the Election Last Week.

IFFOm Ihe hAnAWhA UhfOnIcIe
The awkward new school law will
prove rather expensive In 10 elections II
the Ring has the chance TO furnish the
printing. We made an estimate 8 few
weeks ago, Of the amount the printing
would cost, including the pressing and un.
necessary expenses, aud called 1t the zap.
proximate cost" We did. not begin to
get 1t high enough. We thought we
knew something Of the person who gets
the printing to do, but that wRs under
estimated as the printing was. We will
have TO raise the bill OF cost and get It
nearer correct
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1oIusIyoly to tho IntOlllgeRC0F.

C3Y the Western Union Line.
Otien Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stQ
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS.
Buy It Of your merchant II hO has It or VIII
procure It for you. IfnOt, then write for our
Pamphlet, "Au about SApOlIO," and It will bs
mailed free.
RNoCH MoRqAN'S SONS,
go PARK PLACE, NJ y
nn7-nnhAhnM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18

Hts Defence OF His Mernl Chsracter-Hc
Leave. Il In the Hands Of Educated Gen.
ticmen-Mr. Grecner's Modest Estimate
OF Himself nnd His Abilitics-A Chrrpc-
\
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18
AN UNNATURAL MOTHER.
The Latest Case OF Infnnticide The bod
Of tho Child Discovered SIX Days ATE

The Latest Case or InfhntIcide body
Of tho Child Discovered Six Days After
Death.
Yesterday case Of probable infantlcide was
brought to light in this city, which was the re-
suit OF the old story Of betrayal and its almost
inevitable consequence to hide the shame Incl
dent thereto.
In the afternoon Mr.. jas. Shields, the scaven.
ger, appeared at the station-house OF Lieut..
Kelly and informed that oficer that he had been
called upon to visit the premises OF Mr.. stras.
berger, No. 42i II street northwest, and on going
there discovered that there was the dead body Of
an infant in the privy.
He At once notified the proprietor Of the house,
who requested him to state the case to Lieut..
Kelly, and ask that he make an investigation az
speedily as possible, but with as little publicity
As was consistent with the ends Of justice. The
lieutsnant directed Sergeant johnson and ON
Ger Drane to make the necessary investigation,
and they promptly proceeded TO the house.
On their arrival they examined the sink, and
took therefrom the body Of an infant, which was
Ia an advanced state OF decomposition. This
duty performed they proceeded to make the
necessary inquiries as to the maternity Of the
child and how its death was caused.
In the house, and at the time confined TO her
bed by sickness, was a young woman servant
by the name OF Josephine Donoho, who on
being questioned by the Officers, acknowledged
that she was the mother OF the child and that
TO hide her shame, she had thrown IL In the
sink where It was found.
She stated that she had been seduced by Its
father under an unfulnlled promise OF marriage,
and had given birth to the child In the pryy il
which 1t was found on Saturday last; that It was
stubborn, and as none Of her friends nor her
employers suspected the fact, she had concluded
A the woman was still sick, the lieutenant
concluded to place an oficer In charge OF the
house, and the body was brought to the station,
where Il was vleweds by the coroner, who De.
cided that 1t was too far decomposed to ascer-
tain whether y had been still-born. and gave an
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18

Creighton vs.. Chssapeske-Ths CreIshto on
Victorious,

NetorbOuu.
The fourth game between these rival orgsnl-
cations for the junior championship Of the Dis
trict was played on the olympic grounds yester-
day afternoon. Notwithstanding the excessive
heat several hundred spectators found their way
to the grounds at the appointed hour, all mani.
Testing their intense interest upon their faces.
Play was called at 400 O'Clock by the umpire,
Mr.. BieIaski, of the Washington club. For the
nrst three innings the Chesapeakes had matters
all their own way, having succeeded 1t the end
Of the third inning In scoring nine to their oppo-
nents' nothing. The fourth inning vas married.
by the same close fielding on the part Of the red
stockings, until Dorsey at nrst base badly muned
the shoad-be third man out, although the throw
BY Lowrie was excellent; This error was imme-
hardts bat by Dick, and a long overthrow to
third base by Joy, permitting TWO men to score,
thus closing the fourth Inning by tally Of 0 TO
From this time TO the close Of the eighth In
ming the Chesapeakes failed to make run, while
their fielding errors were continued and costly,
ton At the close Of this inning. The frieads Of
the Creightons aided them a. far as possible'by
enthusiastic applause, and they closed the game
for the CHESAPEAKE on the nrsi hall o. the ninth
the nine already made. The Creighton added
two runs 70 their score In this innings, thus
closing the game In their favor by u to 10 runs,
q result which the most sanguine friends OF the
OF the game. -.
The playing Of Dick at second base--barring
his dropped ny In the fourth Inning, was excep-
tionAlly brilliant. Gerhardt, Price, Burch and
Snyder, OF the Creighton, exceled In steady
playing, while Frasier did exceedingly poor
play In left neld.
We are requested to direct the attention Of
these organizations to the necessity In future OF
preventing the incessant "chln music" and out
spoken vulgarity Of the crowd Of young roughs
10 the grand stand, which was yesterday the Oc-
casion Of great modification to the many ladies'
present, ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18
A CANE PRESENTATION.
Testimonial 10 the Hon. Matthew Tri
bic by His Friends,

~ hous NiuttueW THIN.
bic by HI. Prirud..
LAT even,nu tho many fr,enas a, uo, n,
60. - - many ien.s VI Nun M
lIimoie' VINO 30 aoiy represented the Tenth dis
trict In the House Of Delegates, called at his
residepce, Ga Thirteenth street and nresented
min, with n verv hoan,I,pI toot,nor,si A. a.,
-, !" .ne
hhApe oi an eiesaht goia-neaded cane, which
was accompanied BY graceful speech from Mr.
Joseph Davidson, and which was responded "a
Inv the rec,nIsnt in the ,ollov,n, sn...h,
nKu,Rxs or Nm Ta,ss sPse'n'
Grs1r rurs. In acceptinc ms h.n,.o,,. u,,,
sincereiy hone and tInst maj nv nnnann, gi'
iegislator has fairly msr,tea ,hs Se,tar,n a.
msrSs that have accomnanIed tbe nressnI W. nu,
IcanmanceI nv isgilisIIys aSnar,aan. " ~ ~
5sth m iast AnriI. started with the mi, datar'
min.ton N AZ inst as iittIe tsIting - noss,eia
consistent win NV Jnty ana Win sha s,,n ~
t6er determinatio2 to do lust NJ mnch Morr as
ppyna,tsnca wnnld teacs me- 10 H,hn n mso
nsnsneTity of The DISTRICT ana am M rticn,ar,
wsII ar"iinaa maj nv nsrsonsi 1890 -. ~,
Ten,h nstr,ct anpreris,a mw sMor,s 'h'S Vi 'ne
Uaa,ns hsd ~ nsraonsI ~ .,nn,,to, a., ,..,,,
or any pr,yate specalstions maj con,d 70 ga,by
,ana p wan nv ,ndewan, 'n ~. eouiu Possioiy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18
Excursion Of 81. Matthew'S Parochiai
Schools.

One Of the most enjoyable excursions Of the
season so far was that given day before yester.
day under the auspices Of tho paroolllAl schools
attached TO 81. Matthew's church. The steamer
Lady Of the Lake, Captain T. Il. Plant, was
chartered for the occasion, and 1t Is needless to
remark that under the watchful guardianship OF
the gallant captain no untowHrd clrcumst ince
occurred 10 mar the pleasuTB VI the excursion
lists. After processing down che river as far US
historic Matthias Point, some seventy miles, tho
steamer headed for home, and arrived ut Sixth
street wharf at the reasonable hour OF 10 oclOtk
Thanks to the able management Of the COM
mlttee, MessTs, Manning, Grifith and ELMER,
special cars were In attendance 10 convey the
exUufsionlsts to their hOmes, thereby avoiding
the Inconvenience of transfers at Seventh street
and the Avenue. Rev. DR.. White has every
reason to congratulate himself 1t tho happy ter
nluA.Iuu vi me AFFAIR, M Al on board, NJ least
those Of the adults who were able 70 express
themselves on the vote, voted unanimously II
fSyoS Of yspssting the TIP.
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MEDICAL.
PR9PosALs, FOR DIMENSION STONE RI;
SE% a9y k4NMsST BbIfbiNsa Az Phil:

:, TRkASuHY DEPARTMENT.,
Sealed prepos.. v. . isssiss \, liz Once I'm
RiHENsIoE STONE required ior The exterior Of
III q :ss: section IN b
Sty md lie cspsciy Tor SSrfns under lie cEissl
4 ss@pi: slosh, Isnla.la INCHES, showing on one
d ca MI oh must spf bs SUB
s sssa y y ssss. ss
oon.dered, and sbsoluts proof that IL has been 80
hs oSa grain and be-
re from ~ M md lhs qparry
cnpsbls r. furnishns the quality and quantity de-
About 1000 ciSie feet, more or less wIll be re.
CURED The actual average Of the stones cannot
Ss e sas nm sSSS Sc saS: %
sdonss r 5e ordered on schedule q ne, sizes.
~ and an an
@.iSs stoei. and Of one hall inch TO ess6 cut lace
adder VII state how 500. 20. they can eompsnee
s Ia; L.: ss ss Ss asa
q \ ssssp .sH 4.
proposed y be fnrnished. and certificate from The
stsd. That the bidder In tho owner or lessee u the
quarry, must aceomPsny the bid.
All proposals. must be made on and In full accord
Ance with the printed formu TO be Obtained on ap
aPe q bond N the sum RI nifty thousand dollars
let9ool that tho bidder VIII accept and perform the
N e, re Psp.i sum e one hundred Thousand dollars
% t6s Gosernnent as security ier dc qaitbfn nayy
formapce q the contract. the lease TO take sct
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply VIII
the terms Of the contract said lease To authorize
the Government 70 full Of the quarry
~ apd orh Il at the expense oil the contractor IN
The Department reseryes the right to reject any
more kinds OF stone. W
Propo.sls must b ipclosed In . scaled enyeiope.
New ooy.rnmsnt Building, Philadelphia, Pa !" and
sddreisedto A. ID, MULLETT,
Vit2h % a.. AL Supervising Architect,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18

Last night about nine O'Clock, as onicer Nc
Mahon was on his way to the Central guard
house, and while passing the foot OF the Capitol
grounds, he heard screams, and at once pro-
ceeded 70 the direction froia which the sound
came. On reaching the point, on the north side
lady, who stated that as she was endeayorlnQ n
reach one OF the Metropolitan cars she was ac-
costed BY black man, who caught hold OF her
and attempted to commit outrages upon her
The appearance OF the ofilcer caused the
Acoundrel TO run. The lady Is OF the opinion
that she would know the man II she Jaw him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18

Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, as the steamer
Vanderbilt was making her regular landing n
Alexandria, en- route TO Washington, one OF the
hands, q colored man named Warren Dorsey,
while placing gang plank In position, fell over
board between the wharf and The steamer, and
Notwithstanding the efforts Of Captain Warren
aud his assistants the man drowned. His body
va Tseoyersd and carried 70 his home.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18

The following permits to build were Issued
yesterday: John Wagner, two-stOry brick, Third,
between High and Market, Georgetown; NJ.
NoonAn, one-story frame back building, Twenty
third, between NJ and N streets northwest; w,
$. Roose, two-story MansaId roof brick, Vermont
street northwest; 8. Norinent, two two-story
bricks, N, between Seventh and Eighth streets
northwest; Julius II. Str0bel, two-stOry frame,
southwest, sI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-18
THE LONG BRIDGE.

A Portion OF the Draw Carried Away.
Yesterday afternoon, about $50 O'Clock, as
schooner from Georgetown was coming down
the channel and entering the draw she struck
the right hand side Of the Long bridge with such
force as TO completely carry away one portion OF
the draw and the upper cross beams and destroy
the workings Of the draw. The vessel became
so badly entangled that Il required three tugs TO
extricats her. The travel on the railroad was
Interrupted, and passengers going North and
South were compelled TO dlsembark at this point
and pass over the break to resume travel. The
damage done 10 the draw will be repaired to-day
and through travel resumed without delay,