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Ono thousand dollars have been sub
scribed for Memphis az Knoxville.
The outstanding legal tenders yester.
day were 1868 .G49,08S.
THE Baldwin locomotive works, at
Philadelphia, has discharged two hundred
hands. 'u-..-i'7't..
Seven hundred dollars more was
raised for Memphis yesterday in Phila.
delphia. .i,-T .g5a
The storehouse and other property
OF the Brandon, Vt, Manufacturing Co.,
was burned Sunday night. Loss $40, 900,
,t-A Dayton dispatch says Hortsman &
Co., German bankers OF that city, closed
yesterday, neither paying out nor receiv-
Ipg.r : cs&l
Edward 8. Stokes, owing to sickness,
was unable to appear when his case was
called Monday morning, and his trial was
set down for Wednesday.
All the female prisoners at the jeff
ersonville, Ind, penitentiary will be re-
moved to the female reformatory at Indi-
annapolis to-day, by order Of Governor
Hendricks.
Mrs. Doyle, Of Cleveland, died, Mon.
day morning, from the effect OF injuries, II
Is supposed, received at the hands Of VIM.
Conway, several weeks ago. Conway Is
under arrest.
"A dispatch from Milford Centre, O.,
says that John Reed killed Samuel Grit.
tlth at York Centre, Union county, last
Friday night, stabbing him In the abdo.
men. Reed was arrested. Both parties
were drunk and quarreling., ~
On Sunday some men hunting near
Boman village, about seven miles from
Chicago, discovered, in small grove, the
skeleton Of a man hanging BY the neck
to small tree by his suspenders. ProLa.
Lbly q case OF suicide.
Rev. J. V. Orrilly, pastor OF the Cath.
Ollie church at Susquehanna and formerly
Vicar General oi the Philadelphia Diocese
was killed at the former place Saturday
evening BY q railway engine. He was
80 years old. Il.
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELECTION. -
At a meeting Of the Wheeling Library
Association last evening, the following
officers and directors for the ensuing year
were chosen:
President-A. ]. Clark. .,
Vice President-W. @. Brockunier.
TreasurerAG. Lamb " Z
secretary-Thos. NJ Darrah.
Directors-0. W. Heiskell, DR.. Il. J.
Weisel, VIM. F. Ltiiel, o. 8. Long, T.
N. McNeely, Mason, w. Burt, Robert
Simpson, A. W. Campbell, and VIM. z.
Hubbard.
Deserved compliments werepaid to the
retiring President, Mr.. Michael Reilley,
and 10 the accomplished Librarian, Mrs.
Stephens, by the adoption OF the following
resolutions. '". ha
Offered by Mr.. Geo, R. Tingle:
Re0lped, That the Wheeling Library
Association in the retirement Of Mr..
Michael Reilley from the Presidency loses
the services Of one OF the best friends and
most efficient officers the Association has
ever had. sis Na.
Reso!red, That wc hereby tender him
our thanks for his promptness In attending
al meetings, for the ability he has shown
in the dlschage OF the duties Of his office
and for the prosperity of the Association
unler his management.
Offered by DR.. Todd.
ResO!ued, That the thanks Of the Asso'
clstioE are hereby rendered the Librarian,
Mrs. Mary G. Stephens, for the efficient
manner in which she has discharged her
duties,
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YELLOW FEVER.


The Genuine Article AT Calvert Texas
NEW ORLRANs Oct; GA Pieayune
special from Houston says q committee of
Galveston and Houston physicians has
Just returned from Calvert and reports
that there Is genuine yellow fever. There
are forty.two cases reported In all. o9j
INTRR6ENTs At SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, Octobir 6.-The follow
ing were the Yellow Fever interments
to-day: -. - q
Ermsn, sn white, whit u; Leopold Nice, no age;
John Mundy, Jr, 4; Ada Precott, II; Mrs
s. ]. Chellis, 4s; g. D. Wurman, 40; Chas
Hugh Wall, 2; Luly Vinson, 8; Jas Vim
son, 45; Moritz Levy, 40; Keonig Bew, q,
(ChinsmanD Sandy Brooks, black, 80;
Mack Washington, 4: Charlotte Bradford,
10; spencer Malett, 8 months.
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sALTlLAKE CITY. I
coNrER,RsNCE OF LATTER DAY sA1NTl

sn
sALT LAKE, Oct. e.-The Forty third
Semi.Annual Conference Of the Church
OF Latter Day Saints assembled here to:
day. The attendance W as large. 'Bigham,
Young and others addressed, the congre.
gat on, /, Nothing novel was advanced,
a list Of Saints was selected by, George
@. Cannon. Scandinavia and the British
Isles are the main fields OF prosely ting
work. Eighteen Missionaries were sent
to Europe, four 10 the Sandwich Islands.
In q sermon George @ Cannon, an apos.
tie, bewailed the fact9of the trial OF to.
day as having q dexterious and Wis.
ible effect 1on the laith OF many.
The lust Of the world was tobe avoided
by O. Saints The city Is crowded
with people from alliparts Of the Terri.
tory. Fire works, parade Of bands and
the fire department. 1amuse the visitors,
Business, In small way, ,is3lively. Brig.
ham young was again elected President.
OF aZion's operative Institution. The
report Of the officers show q large busi-
2 meas, and about $4,000 assets above liaa 4
bilities. lHg ,sygloe q. r.lsl
The new Mormon church organ thinks
the outlook rather encouraging Tor the In.
stitution. ISL ag;ss.r "a h5a r5el
The First National sBank reappears
next week whitman abundance iof means.
Prof. Clark Chief Astronomer, OF
Lieut.. Wheelers, exploring and survey.
ing expedition left for Bozeman, Montana,
to-day, to established an Astronomical |
btaCon.E ip E.t q -t' -. ~, . s-.U+ u L
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

The Proposed Amendment TO the
Constitution to Change the method
of Determining them..-Session Of
the Congressional Committee.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.-The Senatorial
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
consisting OF Hon. o. P. Morton, chair
man, Hon. NJ. II. Carpenter, Wis, B. B.
Anthony, r. /, Geo. 3. Boutwell,, Mass,
John a. Mitchell, Oregon, w. 4. Hamil-
ton, Md, James. L. Alcorn, Miss, and
John A. Logan, Ills, met in secret
session at the Filth Avenue Hotel today
and drafted, 1t was stated, an amendment
to the Constitution to be submitted to the
United States Senate for its action look.
ing to q better and more practicable mode
in its electing President and Vice Presi-
dent, and providing tribunal to adjust
and decide all questions relative to presl.
Dental elections which may be contested.
Other questions Of political nature were
discussed.
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SPAIN

j - II. y = Il -N
MADRID, Oct. 8-The Carlists are fast
losing ground in the northern provinces
They arc utterly demoralized, and the
men accuse their leaders Of treason
General Morionse, commander Of the
Republican troops, 10 energetically advanc.
ing against the Carlists.
The siege Of Csrtagena Is proceeding
actively, the firing being very sharp on
both sides. Many Of the Insurrectionists
are daily surrenderfng to, the Republican
forces. t'h
MADRID, October 6.-The Insurgents
iron clads were seen of Aguillas, to-day,
and appeared TO be heading for Carta.
gena. .ta44s gfi,.
BAYoNNE, Oct. 6.-Gen. saballs Joined
Don Alphonse yesterday. He was receiv.
ed with cheers by the Carlists.
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Marriage Maxims.

Aman Is, in great measure, what his
vile makes him.
1tis the mother who moulds the charac.
ter and destiny oi the child.
Marry into family you have long
known, Il possible,
Never talk at one another, either alone
or In company.
Never both be angry at once.
Never speak loud TO one another, unless
the house Is on fire, .....-...
Never reflect on past errors or misjudg.
ments.
Sec who can most often and gracefully
yield TO the other.
The nearest approach to domestic felic.
ity, Is the mutual cultivation ol absolute
unselfshness. I.fT
II fault must be found, always do 1t
kindly.
Never allow reuqest to need repetition.
VI iorgot," is q poor excuse.
Never part without 0 loving word. II
may be that you may never meet again.
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WAsTEp-A SELF-sAcRIFIcINd Pa
TRlor.-Unless somebody offers himself
soon for the seair'in the House Of Dele.
gates made vacant by the resignation of
DR.. HULI1uEN, we shall be forced to sus.
pect tina, in these degenerate days q scat
in the West Virginia Legislature does
not enslave the Imagination of the ave
rage patriot as much as 1t used to do
when the State was under Republican
domination 1t wasn't very entranc.
Ing thing even then.
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GkeGatelligenfer:
!, @. Iron AND NAIL woRks.-Mr. g

90. Iron AND NAIL WoRKs.-Mr., Y.
A BURROWS, the Secretary Of the Ohio
Civ Iron ind Nail Works, at Martins
Ferry, has our thanks for q copy OF the
nrospec,us Of the company, accompanied
by a map showing the location Of the
works and the mineral lands attached to
them. These works are located just above
Martins Ferry on site containing 81 acres
Of land donated by WIN. CLARKE, Esq,
who is president Of the company. They
are now approaching completion and 1t
d expected will be ready for the manu-
iacture Of iron and nails early in January.
They will consist for the present Of 10
pudding furnaces, two heating furnaces
snd the necessary engines, trains Of muck
rolls, .queezers, shears, nail plate rollsand
other machinery, to furnish iron in proper
form and quality, for 40 to 80 nail ma.
chine5. Ns rasai.. .srf4 HE
Attached to the site are 100 acres OF
hill lands, underlsid with coal and con-
tanning limestone and fire clay. The
works arc conveniently situated for ship
ment by river and rail. They are In all
respects advantageously located the
structure Is Of a superior character; the
organization is in good hands; and there
seems no reason to doubt that the enter
prise will be a paying one from the start.
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weather Report.
----" Weuthef hepof1 T74W q
s oys,ou oyfuI cmrT sIeaaL o51Idsn. !
WAnunraToN,D D. G., Oct $500 e. T.

H. al lff i.ytWAn UIrAnfnnhf,- IL
.l OyYIon oyfm CHIrT gIeaAL 0yYIdl1.
WAnumaroH,D.C @. Oct, $500 f.L
PRoBABILITIRa. .fiss 9.ii
The Cyclone in the Southern States viii
probably diminish in extent aud severity
as 1t moves northeastward toward the
south Atlantic coast. 4 ..;..J,Gt-,. !.
For Thursdsy throughout the, Gull
States cold northerly winds with clear
weather. @
For the South Atlantic States, cool
northwest winds, with cloudy and clearing
For the Middle States, fresh and posi-.
bly, brisk northwesterly winds, partially
cloudy and clearing weather.
For New England. northeast winds
and rainy weather, followed by northwest
winds, falling temperature and cloudy
weather. ,D LOG
For the Lower Lakes and Ohio Valley,
northwest winds and clear weather.
For the Upper Lakes and Northwest,
south and west winds and cleartweather.
Cautienary signals will continue at New
Orleans, Mobile, Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston and Cape May, and are ordered
for Wilmington, Norfolk, New Haven and
New London. -u. ~ ~ @,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-8 A. M.-sir George
Rawllnson, In q speech at Birmingham
last night, expressed the hope that Eng.
land would send vessels to complete the
investigation Of the Pollris expedition.
The Duo D'Aumale to-day positively
said 1t was certain that Marshal Bazaiue
would be condemned 10 death by the
court martial and then pardoned. To.
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MEMPHIS.
Relief Appropriated by the County
.r.4, tIH Court.

Relief Appropriated by the County
4u1g 'pE Court.
MKMpHIs, Oct. 6.-The County Court
to day appropriated 5000 for the relief
OF thecity.
At o meeting Of the City Council Mayor
johnson nominated the following gentle.
men as o Board Of Health: DR.. John 81.
Erskine, President; Col. L. W. 0'Bahnon,
Inspector, and DR.. r. J, Freeman, Secre.
tary. The nominations were made unan.
mously by the Council, and the new
Board enters upon It's duties to-day.
YESTERDAYS MORTALITY.
MEMPHIS, October 8.--Flfty.iour inter.
ments to-day, thirty.seyen from yellow
fever.
THE GERMAN SOCIETIES APPEALING FOR
HELP.
All the German societies organized q
relief society tonight, and appeal to the
Germans and German societies, every.
where, for money for the sick and desti'
tute, 10 +. q. Finney, President.
The entire infested district 10 divided
into sub districts, and taken charge of.by
the Howard Association and the citizens
committee.
Many more nurses went on duty TO-
night, and every sick person will be at.
tended TO by tomorrow. Weather clear
and cold, and frost expected.
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THE act Of Congress for the protection
Of lood animals went into operation on the
lst instant. 1t provides that all swine
and stock transported over railroads and
by water, where there are not sufficient
accommodations for rest and feeding, shall
in every twenty.eight hours be stopped
rested and led for five hours. There Is q
penalty Of from one to tive hundred dol
lars Tor violation o! the act. 1i.'
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Negotiations for Exchange Of Postal
Cards with European Countries.

q WAsHINoToN, Oct. 0 Some time ago
the Post Office Department invited the
postal authorities Of England and Ger
many to open negotiations with this
country for the interchange Of postal
cards on the basis Of the two cent rate.
England declined the proposition, but
negotiations are now In progress with the
German Postal Union, including Austria,
and there Is every probability that they
will be brought to successtul issue by
the fret Of next December. A draft Of
an additional postal convention for this
purpose Is now being prepared by the
Superintendent Of Foreign Mails, and will
be forwarded In few days for the sigma.
lures Of the German authorities.
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Government Aid for Yellow Fever
Sufferers.

wAsHHeroG, Oct. 6-The President
has requested the Secretary Of War to
direct the Commissary General to send
ten thousand rations 10 Memphis, Tenn,
for the relief Of yellow fever sufferers. A
telegram has been received here from the
Howard Association at Shreveport, La,
expressing gratitude for the action Of the
Government in sending rations to the suf.
ierers there.
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The PoIaris survlvors..The .Talla.
poosa Expected at Warrington. r,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 0-The steamer
Tallapooss Is hourly expected at the
Washington Navy Yard, with the sur.
yivors Of the Polaris on board. The
Navy Department will allow mem.
bers OF the families Of the crew Of the
Polaris to go on board, but the public will
not be admitted TO her. ~ = "a
Secretary Robson will be here Wed.
nesday and will Immediately make ar.
rangements to go on with the investiga.
ton commenced by him some months ago
when the Tyson party was here.
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IT Is estimated that about $1S, 100000
in greenbacks arc stored In tho vaults Of
the New York savings banks, which
were obtained TO provide against any
emergency. When 1t became certain
that no further pressing demands will be
made upon the banks this sum will be
distributed through different channels
and help to ease the general money mar
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PRIVATE enterprise has stocked the
susquehanna river In the neighborhood
Of Harrisburg and Dauphin with black
bass from the Potomac, About 200 Of the
fish were put In the river In 1869, and
since that lime they have so increased In
number that they are caught in great
Quantities BY amateur fishermen. The
average weight Of the fish now caught Ia
from one 10 four pounds,
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River News.

P1TTsBuRaH, Oct. G.-Considerab le
rain last night and o'day. River, scant
3 feet; about on arstand. Cloudy and
cool. ,,s5....,.s- nj ,nEu,4g'.ss
oncrNNArr;.. Oct River, 8 feet 8
inches and stationary. ~ lstaa ,ai
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-There Is little
change in the river; the marks show 2S
inches in the canal and 8 ieet scant on
Portland bar. Weather cloudy and quite
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ALI. Peacock, Of New Albany, Ind.
has made good his claim against the Gov.
ernment for the confscation oi six thou.
sand dollars worth Of stock oi his during
the war Of Nashville, he making the
claim on the ground Of being . Brinsh
subject.
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Fam at LeayenWorth.

LEkvESwoRTn, Ks., Oct 6-The 9th
Annual Fair ot the Kansas Agricultural
and Mechanical Association opened to.
day. Tho entries are exceedingly large
and the interest In the exhibition great.
The display in the pomological depart.
ment 10 remarkably attractive,
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Paying Census Takers of 1850.

WASHINGTON, October 6..-The Treas.
ury Department Is now paying persons
who were employed in taking the United
States Census In 1850, just previous to the
breaking out of the war, snd who were
deprived OF their money on that account
Already $87,6l9 have been paid out 10
such employees, in sums ranging from
$50 to 5000! ''''' 'si :.
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LoUIsvILLE.
Generous subscription for the Mem.
MI Sphis Sufferers. ~

LtrpssI1iLE. October 6,-The Board OF
Trade has worked up subscription for
Memphis and Shreveport In forty.eight
hours amounting to 5000. Another large
meeting was held to-day, and committees
appointed 70 canvass the whole city. The
proceeds of the Exposition are to be given
10 the Relief Funds, and the proceeds Of
Vaudeville Theatre to the same, Wednes.
day night. The churches contributed
$4,000 yesterday. Louisville will raise
sic 900 or $4,000 at once. The ladies
are working energetically this morning,
and have appointed OF q committee TO can. an
vass the city. Tho Masons passed $l,ooo
tonight.
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The Mississippi Legislature Called
Together. .ts,

MEMPHIS, Oct. Can Avalanche spe.
cial says Governor Powers issued q
proclamation to-day convening the Mis-.
sisslppi Legislature In extra session on the
Goth inst. 10 amend the election law and
transact other important business grow.
ing out Of the muddle In that State.
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CONNECTICUT.

THE ELECTION on THE CAPITAL AMEND
MRNT.
HARTFORD, Oct. Cat s o'clock this
evening the Post had returns from "a
towns on the capital amendmen., as iol-
lows: "Yes" 20,727, "No," 10.9a. Hart.
ford aud New Haven not included in this
count.
HARTFORD TO BE TIE SOLE CAPITAL.
HARTFORD, Oct. 6.-The State voted
TO make Hartford the sole capital by q
msjority oi from two to three thousand.
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Subscription in Aid Of the Memphis
Sufferers. e-'


Subscription in Aid Of the Memphis
Sufferers.
CHICAGO, October q. .-Subscriptionsto TO
the Board ol Trade Fund for the Mem
phis sufferers continue to be made, and
another remittance will be made by the
Committee to-day.
The Odd Fellows and members ofgSk
Andrews Society are also contributing lib.
orally. Collections were taken inmost Of
the churches yesterday, the total amount
OF which has not yet been ascertRined,
but will be forwarded to.day.c 81 S
CHICAGO q ATLANTIC RAILWAY.
A meeting o. the Executive Committee
Of the Chicago & Atlantic Railway Com.
pany was held in this city this morning,
and upon receiving the reports OF the
Treasurer and the President OF the con-
struction company, 1t was resolved to
continue the work and have the fret
twenty-five miles ready for the ironsby
November 1st. Il :
Tzs sHooNER DRIVEN ASHORE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-This morning the
schooner Truman, Of Massachusetts, was
driven ashore near the foot Of 2lst street.
The crew were oil saved The vessel,
which was loaded with lumber, lies keel
ed over on her port side and maybe haul.
ed of. There isanother schooner report.
ed In distress lust outside the harbor and
tho tugs have gone 10 her relief. A
strong northeast gale prevailed during the
night and the sea ID still heavy, but the
tugs are moxing out TO bring In the yes
sells outside the harbar.
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Docs follow at our heels and cats purr
a,our feet as devotedly II our habitation
be o cabin as II It were palace. 30 II
swlth all who love US Tor what we are.
-DdlstQ.
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Carnage Builders, National Asso.
cation, SuspI r.

PORTLAND, Me, Oct: 0.-Charles P.
Kimeall, President OF the Carriage Build,
erss National, Association, issues q call for
the second annual Convention OF the Asso
citation to meet at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
New York, Wednesday, Nov. 10Th, and
invites all the carriagebuilders in the Uni.
ted States to join them. ~.
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PITTSBURGH.
Explosion In a Pipe Foundry and
Fire.

EHpIusI0h IN Flpe FouhuIy unu
Fire.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. Gan explosion 90.
Cured In the National Pipe Foundry OF
VIM. Smith & Sons, on Esd street, this Of.
ternoon. A large pipe for the new wa
ter works was being cast, when by some
means the water came In contact with
the hot iron, causing an explosion. Three
workmen, who were near, were seriously
but not dangerously burned. The fire
spread to an adjoining building, which,
with the foundry, was consumed. The
loss Is estimated OF $4,000. Fully In.
sured.
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1t Is believed Of Berlin that General
Manteuffel will replace Count Won Arnim
az tho German Ambassador TO France,
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Collections were taken in different
churches at Atlanta, Ga, Sunday for the
rolief Of the Memphis sufferers.
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TELE GRAPH .
ASSOCIATED PREssREpoRT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgenesr.

By the Western Union Line y !. i. u
ONCE Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe stsl
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a L1vRRpooLy, Oct. G-The ,osteamers
Castalis, Thuringia, Republic, and New
York, from New Yerk, have arrived out.
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TitusviIIe Petroleum Market.
T1TusynLE, PA, Oct. G-The petro.
leumt market opened at 81 95, and ad.
yanced to- 81 90, being scarce at the
closing Quotations. 20 Tsf1E1 "'
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KILLED BY A RAILWAY TRAIN.

Michael schaeffer, collar maker and
well known citizen, was killed this even.
ing at the Fifth street crossing by the
Dayton 6 Michigan train. His body was
frightully mangled. Tho accident was
the result Of the victims inattention:
The weather is decidedly cold and
clustering.