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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09
CLEVELAND, June )


Dispatches from Dixon, Illinois say
that the bridge, torn and broken, hangs
from the piers, and is an appalling sight,
in itself. At each end men, women and
children were crushed into the river,
while at the north end the whole loss Of
life was greatest.
Mrs. Cheney, who it was feared was
fatally injured, is now better.
There were several buggies on the
bridge, but, strange to say, no one in
the vehicles were injured, and the horses
also escaped. VIM. I. Hillock's horse
and wagon are still on the bridge, and
food for the horse has to be carried to it.
Jacob Armstrong, Jr., went down in
the crash and was compelled to crawl,
on the bottom of the river, out from I'M
der the sidewalk of the bridge, but be-
ing an athletic young man, saved him,
self and helped to rescue several. There
were several bodies taken out of the
river as far down as below the railroad
bridge. The body of Fred Hope was
found floating nearly mile down the
river this morning. All those reported
missing are probably in the net works Of
the bridge, at the bottom of the river
After the night'swork derrick was erect
ed, and it is hoped the iron work will be
lifted so that the bodies will be released
and recovered. 1t is feared the extern
of the calamity is not yet learned, fol
there may have been many on the bridge
from the country whose names have no
| been obtained.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09
ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT

If so use the AVERILL CHEMICAL Pa
ready mixed in over thirty shades The eneS .p.5y
most durable paint. sold By the gallon all r''-'
use ~
VERMONT Farm MACHINE coMPAAi
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09
Harness Shop.

THE SUBSCRIBER continues to carry on the bus
Il lness usually done in country HARNESS SHOP
but on and after April FIRST 1873, will give eredi
TOR THREE MONTHS only. and on all new work 4
discount Of ave per cent will be made on an bill.
paid on delivery Of goods or work.
saxtOns River. March 2O. 1873. iz-5t
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09
LATER.

The loss of life by the Dixon calamity
is larger than first reported. The number
of dead is now stated at II and wound
ed so.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09
SCENES AT THE BRIDGE.
DIXON, Ill, May

No additional names of the killed are
yet known. During the night the work
men got the derrieks in position to raise
the bridge, and until that tedious work
is accomplished hardly anything further
can be done. Crowds of people are on
the banks of the river this morning
viewing the scene of the disaster, the
majority of whom are looking for mis-
sing friends. The telegraph wires are
kept constantly in use with messages
from all parts of the United States,
Every house in the city is in mourning.
Mrs. p. M. Alexander and Miss Vaun
died this morning from effects Of injuries.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DIsAs-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09
TOR PIMPLES ON THE FACE,

Blackheads and Fleshworms. use PERRY'S 4
proved Comedone and Pimple Remedy, the cd
RY. DermatOlogist 40 Bond street, n Y. Sold
Druggists everywhere. 1874
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09
A FrightfuI Disaster.
sEyENTY.sEyEN PERSONS KILLED-MASH
MORE INJURED.

sEyENTY-sEYEN PERSONS hlLLhn
MORE INJURED.
A terrible accident, involving a lear
fol loss of life, occurred at Dixon, H.,
yesterday afternoon. The rite OF pap
tism was being administered to num-
Der Of recent converts to one OF the Dap
list churches of the place, at point IN
Rock river Just below the Truesdell iron
bridge, and about 200 persons, inelud'
ing many ladies and number OF chill
dren, had gathered on the bridge to Wit
ness the ceremony. Suddenly, without
warning, the bridge gave way, and pre-
cipitated its living freight into the stream
below. The scene which ensued was IN
describably terrible. As the struggling
victims vainly endeavored to free them
selves from the ruins of the bridge and
from each other, large crowds OF people
on the banks rushed wildly to and fro,
many of them so distracted with terror
as to be unable to render any assistance.
Others, more selfpossessed, brought
ropes, planks and boats, and went nobly
to work to rescue the living and recover
the dead.
Some of those who were on the bridge
when it fell were so near the edge that
they were able to reach the land without
assistance, while others were fortunately
in reach Of those on shore, but up to 6
p. NJ, 80 dead bodies had been taken
from the river, and it was almost certain
that others are still under the wreck of
the bridge. OF those saved "a were
more or less injured, some fatally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
Editorial CourIe.ies at CIaTEsburg..
Reforming the Press.

Clsrksburg has bsen in 8 !eTeE Of eI'
element for Aweek oEtwo over { Psrsoo'
81 yeconre OF the 18th inst between the
e3:icy Of the Telegraph and the editor Of
the Sva. The sgE hSd said some very
severe things in a personal way sboot the
eti,o, Of the Telegraph The latter con-
Guided IS the controversy hsd been made
5 personal mAtteT By the editor Of the
Sua, be would resent il Is such The
true story" Of the personal reconre Is
told il this weeks Telegraph, ind since it
is slmost IS good IS JoHS PHES1x's &C.
count Of his fight, we extract the decrip-
ton OF the mill" After reciting the
provoc4ticn which determined him ITO
chIs,Ise7 the editor Of the Sun personal.
w." tie editor OF the Telegraph ssys:
During the afternoon We waited some
hour sud q hsN On the street, and could
rot gets sight OF him. We then went
70 car home SID returned after sunset,
and found him in front 0! Smith, Brown
/ Cos store, in conversation with Nj.
smith. We Observed: You old scoon'
drel. a.e you armed, if yo1 are, prepare
10 defend yourseM, 70: or difficulties
have 10 BE- sst;led? We did Dot Sp-
p.usch him Is 3 rufian or An assassin, bot
desired 10 give him tAjr plSy- BE DID not
reply, bot tuned veyy pale, And CON-
uepcet :unD.ing il his BISON Is il for
pistol, ard We waited sane moments
lor him TO draw, bui be instead Of draw
Ing on u, struck U. with his is We
then DROPPED oar waking cane on the
grolrI and se;zed him by the sho1l'
Gers and showed him through window
Of the store, breaking 3 large pane Of
g.SSs. Nj. Smith then took ho!d o. rs
and held Us until the editor Of the Sun
%; hold Of our whiskers- We wTested
ourselves from Smith and struck the ed
i;0r O, the Sun in the isce, relieving oC:
hirSr;e AppendAge- By this tImeiTo At
tAches Of his cfice were dealing ps feeble
blows on the backbone with his INST Aoo
sooihey with our csne which We hEd
dropped. but our son came up and soon
settled them. In the meantime there were
Two CT three men endeAvoung 70 hold rs
Of the Szn msn, And be striking 81 Is AL
the tine. We however relieved ourseH
and were again getting him into an Atii-
iude 20 give him the deserved csstgauon,
Shen We were separated, and We vent 10
the Mayors cfice and SURRENDERED our
self
The 7e1gTapIi account Of the Affair,
with the moral reflections suggested BY
il, occupies over Two columns and con-
c!a3e with this observation:
we do not fight for the love Of glOriOus
strife, but simply as q retOrmA!ory
measure"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24

III Al illustration 0! tie way We are
getting O. in public morals that Judge
NcCuE Ooe o:ihe directors Of The Brook
in Trus: Company, thst has come 70
grs. ih:gcgh the te!alcaiion q its pEesi'
deaf holds that NJ. MILLS wEs 10; dds
honest, b; Committed the ;oo prevalent
EMO. Of Using o,her IuD3s than his OWL
x.,h tie bope sod with the intention d
rs.Lics then 81 night" The New York
Ifr.l cgnes 70 The natural conclusion
l.i Judge NoCrE's reDdering Of the
eighth commandment should be "ThoI
shalt rot s,eAl-e1oep; with the hope O
returning Ard get the nSn who AToEI
this strocio1s doctrine Is Judge Of tht
Brooklyn City CoaTt, which has concur
rent j1I:sdiciioa with The saPreme Couii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
PC; lie I.:eIEEeneE:l
The Internal Revenue Law and Its
Administrator.
BY A. AEPoRD.-So. III.


Another Class Of dealers in mAnufAc-
iured tobacco, snuff. or cigArs Is cenoEi.
ps;ed by The law Peddlers Of tobacco
Peddlers Of tobacco are defined 70 be peT'
sors who sell OF offer 10 sell and deliver
manufactured Tobacco snuff, or cigGB,
travelling from place 70 p!sce in the towns
or through the country. They are CAS-
SIZED as follows, 70 Wit: When travel
Ing with more thar two horses, mules,
or other animals, they are rated IS
the frEi class, and are required
10 pay special tSI 81 the 'Aies OF
fry dollars pr year; when travelling
with two korses or other animAA, The
second class, and shall pay twenty-five
dollars pr year; when travelling with one
horse. o. cher animal, the third class,
and shall pay fifteen dollars per year;
when travelling on foot, or By public con-
YeyAnce, the fourth class, and EhAll pay
len dollars PEI Anuun. But persons les
train boys, who sell tobacco or cigGrs
on the railroad trEinS are known Is ds1LsTI
IN tobacco mot pedd!eTEI, and are required
TO pay tax Is such, the same As dealers
81 3 tlIed place. The fact thSi person
who thus sells on railroad trains may be
minor does not exempt him IRON payment
o. the legal tax. Every peddler Of TO-
bacoo, besides paying the tax imposed, is
required 10 deliver 10 the Collector Of the
proper district = statement setting forth
lis name, place Of residence, the cAArAc-
ter Of the business he proposes 10 DO, and
the manner in which be proposes TO doi il
He is required also 70 execute bond in
the sum Of S2,cQ0, 10 be approved by and
filed with the Collector, that he will not
violate the law relating 10 the sale OF
manufactured tobacco, &c; and every
peddler who travels with vehicle Is re.
quired TO keep on such vehicle painted
sign, showing his name, business, and the
collection district 10 which he belongs
and in which he has paid bis tax, fled
his bond, DC.
Moreover, sitter having paid the taxes
imposed and executed the bonds required,
peddlers Of tobacco can sell only in orig.
NAL and unbroken packages. They can
not break packages and retail theretrom
cigars by the dimes worth, or tobacco BY
the plug or parcel, Is ordinEry dealers are
allowed TO do.
The penalties imposed upon tobacco
peddlers are severe, and involve heavy
lines and the forfeiture Of their goods,
horses and vehicles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24

SeTioe al Whea!nV, wa INF s-tzDAiely
called EEBy by the dying ocGd lioa q hi;
mother, but VII be o. hKnd u 3 fSE
days and use ~ possible dispatch 70 AZ
FG1ge Oeh service Is trOSt 'Fil be at
is4Getny TO al partiaA
he B. & o. Railroad premises 70 give
uI wUeh more sStisfsc4o:y schedule o.
trains h the f&ll.
Veg respectfully,
". L. HrST,
Acting Gen1 Sup't r. II S.
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POs'aI Facilities on the q. & o
R0ilrOad.

Through the courtesy Of Senator BoRE
MAX We a'e enabled to lay The following
letter beiOn1 our readerS.
PST OT7TrE DEPARTMENT )
OTZIcE GES. suP'T R'Y MAI SERVICE, !
Washington, D. G., JAY 81, 1873.
HnkA. /. BTeRaA:
sR-Yours Of the l6th inst. addrss,sd
70 the Second Assistant PostmsEtHr Cen
erAl, was duly TeieFned to this of3ca In
reply l would simply sAy that he nEij
inegulGIiti8 referred TO win Be speedily
corrected. ...' o.
AIarEe amount Of work being thrown
upon this Office a once, neceSSitAted .
little delGY 81 soma point; and Wheeling
and vicinity, IN tksr instANee,- hAppened
70 b ther llfoEtnnaie locally, A little
patient waiting MI .SeeRFe y Wheeling
and vicinity ths bot puiSl fSGhtiS tbSY
eveT had, end thAt il = u Ne pOJ6I n
the department, 10 NfDp6 0E -nAn,
whom I had directed 70 Straighten Up Tie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24

TEz Commissioners o: Jsasrson coun-
~, Ohio, h,1e brought suit against the
ssrs:ie; c! D. AUD, Of Co:umbui tor
$500 tGaLze FOX Doa-tulallnent OF
ooousci il The building o: the Court
HUuss ii seabeuTille.
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THURSDAY. JULY ~. 1873.

p,v,v,,-Ts. s.ssrs,s o4es q - LITE
.,sry-E1 - sess ss9eTtS = 49,
-. 6,oeS e.F; q t'sSE e[ 49,
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= ~. ~ EsTJTsss - F0?sso'!
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TEE Prkezozrg Tina festival psoni'
So 70 Be an stair Of e0uEl6e1hhie ee-EA
TIE Ss.i. Is II charge q committee 70
numerous lbs: l;hey Syooe attend it eAo-
d; Lxil 70 Be s5oosa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
The PeniIentiary Decision in a Nat
Shell,

The PeDiGenttATy Decision in Nat
Shell.
E4:sors q lie IsisRSEsses:
/ Jeal the merits IN the PeniteatiIJ
ease viii be buried cut OF sight BY TIE
length Of the opinions AID arguments.
FeT Of us can take time TO rad them, AID
Il We did, than are technjcah6es In them
which We cannot Un6e1tKod.
Bat constitutions Are intended Tor The
people, and oQEhi TO be plain enough fol-
eDmoo people 70 undentand, and there
Is one view Q! The question which i
enough fE ne To strip the Governor
Of executive authority and to reduce the
chieG executive pUEG 70 3 cipher i
plainly CONTRARY 70 the constitution - !
rad i, and no argument can 90 confuse
the case a. 10 obscure the fact that this i
mAniEestly The e5eci Ct The ActI d iksI
session. A YoTER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24

4 FACTORY foE TIE msDafheture d
ot,os batting Is sbgst to Be started ST
We.lsSufZ.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HtRPy RelIEH for Io1Hg He1 from lie a.
hood rtssose6. InpediSents % Marriage re
moved SsT Beibo6 o! treatment; SeW Ard
remarkable TE1stIeA Books nd G-esiG:S ~;
fres IN EeAled eaTel0pts AedrEfS. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. : S0Gth SintA e., PkilA-
deipkEk. PA,-LG Institution ksTicS high re7a.
Ekl. !yF-dAT
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dor SALE
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY.

Sheridan Cosl R~h: H!resy.t1o seces IL
BriGreport BElaost coGGty, OHIO. TN HEs7
AEp HOT AcCRfaIEfI oo1L 20 NREnISe
NAKEET. 4lne tGlT equipped G1a n sooe
Vorf5nP or3es. EItSral 6rIEnsee Gr6 f1Tntee
TentThdon THng 2eabos8Ale Gos elSy. C6l
O q. CAPEHART, BsiAgspor;. O. GEORGE 4
NcNBCKRN. Who0ltRG I8bo6.
Pl;tS5srE Daily Co2DeEeth o. ~ Eetk
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For Sale.
IsLIND lots FoR SALE.

Pursy eAoIee Ba1ding Lots @ W1be4EG L.
lanA Priee tua $50 70 Si,aoo each
Tmu-one-t oGriA eaGh, tie raE6ls IN ea2A
irssIn=s.s :; o., Two sd iksee yoEA viii u
tru. ITO. P. GILCHRIsT,
nolo Al Top IN
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DIED.

BROoKE.-At kb reEiAspes In he EEEhiA
EGrd, Re4oadsy, JAY -. lSss, CIAELEl
Book, ST., Il - 9Th yaIs q Lis Lse-
TEnarA nO5eS to-5a7uV.
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. NDsLEY INSTITUTE

Ills school has bssz IN eortsr-oes and sc
oe4Etsl opEFGc3oa es-tsE tie past ye4:, AID u, ~
M before E:13ed II ibdSE noEzDna, . peE113eo'
eV. DLtIH The ksE59 TLeAtSoe lie building
MI Be thofURRkly repaired The loesSOe (oo:n.
a Of P1fik And Cel1e Gt4eeisl u Q1Sei Aod
pSeAs1st tnd Tie ErOan6s ample for GIe.c!Ae.
3bs peI; IsEa ope:l Stp:e9heg l4;h- 20: terIl
AID o:k,s !1SO.HAf.oa apply 70 The Principals.
JANeS WATSON.
il JOIN y. RCTCEISoS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OP
Centre Wheeling Real Estate,

By virsss Of dee4 o. TIA. slas 20 g By
JoAn Y. NtreH, JtDa PhEi1ps Er4 Pe:e9 Pt1ltpA
SAteA ReArGG4J & IsE7, and Of Fec5ct n he
GEoe q ne CIRk Il he C0snty COETt q Okto
ColnfI, WeH TtnEtniA, Il Dad Book No. 81,
tofjo -, We TIn oGEI SoG EAe u Tahbe Ase
SATURDAY, JAY IL 1874
Coanee4HS Al loo'eloek A. H. 4: The mat eGoC
Of he QosFF HoaAe Of Ohio o0gsty. WeS1 VIZ
F4riI, lie ioll0UtnE described real eEtAie, 4Ai
q 70 6ST: Lot Numbered 10 hundred tnd toEtJ
3f0 IL Chaeatne md EoSG addition % The GSy
81 Whee1n4, WeEt Virginia. 6s1Ite o. Eo4
street n LhSI pan q nd eity kDOII - CEntre
WheeHaE: Gih0 the i1prUTe3ents Ga4 NLeslHe-
Tor sd lot. on It's 70; F:3Dds Th1i = EooTn
q Pkihps' Box AID Be6EGe4d RLdnEy.
THRE or SGLR-ODe-EkiF1 Of TIE PSrcAAtG
raoneT ApS - Raek more - tAs p5FehAAtE nay
eiet:, I. hAn6, he hGlI1ee Il Two eqsA taEtGa-
EaEnts Of Eix AID twelve nonihS respectively
EDa day. Of Ale. The psrehGS2 E1TtnE boods ts!
9tSerra6 snftAllDenis With Approved pecSosAl
security, EnA bearing interest ron cay 81
CRle Iitle 70 Be reS1tned mil pAyDe1t o. lie
puFeAtse DonEy n fgH- Title 70 EGi6 property
belieTtd eood, Sat hG1tnS - 1TIgteSS re tS4ll
CONVEY ocly Eneh tte ~ Il vested n n b slis
JACOB RoRSBROoE,
SAMUEL & HoKSBsook,
By wv. P. HUBBARD. Asr Attorney.
JeI3
ne ANoTe sale 10 pos:pocea G.tl sATUR-
DAY, JRIy Sd. IsT1, At The ttras boar ID P,Aee.
JAIOB HoRSBRooK.
5. E HORSBROOK.
TEaS:sfa-
ByW. HUBBARD, theIf Attorney.
JIfA n MIIIRR AnetiocEeE
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Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIN0RE, Id,
OEGI-7 Sra FnsSsnei Sra.
Dr. 5OESSgH

Dr. 5OEySoH
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fsetsnG q SAf GvE, G2EL SscnhcA q EFI-7.
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EmaaGtStely cze4 cd m Hlrr sSa;cre.
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HiaeE1sle Gn4 Manage meI1lEshie, = IL 80
. paId b. ths TtcSR8 d fEFropGs taexFEn
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OOoDAsTHR BEST AND CHEAP
VI AS THB CHRAPEST.-The u14tGgDed
e prepared % RGEIfBcfETE PAPER E1OCR
SACKS ol N ELlI, = rod - tbe beES An4 ~
reasonable pr!oe- CI2AGiJ q Eocks, 4n0 Pc
G8y. Gre ne U!h
UIai 70 pzrehISe Old papHG Nh Of Al
kin6I, old bookS, &C. HiEe6s ElgE4 pr1eEs
1 Il. Rea. E-st 1. c {: V Wsetass.
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YOUNG Mn

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DR. JOHNSTON

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