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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
Octlw4pf$5
NHANCEERY SALE OF A N
William A. Dooly,
Geo. i. Carmack. ct al.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro', at its May term
1874, in the above cause, l will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door, in II e town of Jonesboro',
Tennessee, on the 3lst day of Octo.
Der 1871, the tract of land mentioned
and described in the pleadings, lying in
Washington county Tennessee, civil dis.
trict number l6, adjoining the lands OF
Cecil, Crookshanks and Others. Con-
tanning 1877 acres. more or less. Said
land will be sold for cash in hand and in
bar of the right OF redemption. This
September 9th, 1874.
b. +. SWINGLE, G. & NJ.
Sept. 24w4prts5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
David Wood and Wife ct al.
Josiah Alexander aud ot,ers


Josiah Alexander and etlers
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Cours at ~Jcnesboro', at its Nav term
1874, in the above cause, | will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. Mt Court House
door in the town of Joncsboro', Ten
ncssee, on the 3lst day of October 1874,
the tract OF land mentioned and de-
scribed in the pleadings, lying ia the
County of Washington, State of Tennes-
see, on the waters of Big Limestone
Creek, civil district number IL. Con-
tanning l59 acres. more or less. beisg a
part ofthe old John alexander tract. up-
ON which he lived at the time of his death.
The lanl sold being fully repre- Sented by
metes aud bounds in Il plot and descrip-
ton made by Nathan Shipley, County
Surveyor of said Washington county of
date January 18th 1871, and now on file
IN my Office in this case. Said land will
be sold on a credit of six aud twelve
months, payable in equal instalments
and in bar of the equity of redemption.
This September 9th 1874.
B. +, SWINGLE, c; & NJ.
Sept24w4prfs5.
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-Ihe Changers will leave town in
p'ocesslon, at 10 O'Clock, Thursday morn
'n1< The Union Coruet Band, will &C.
company them to the Fair Ground, and
cornish excellent music. We hope to see
every Granger in tho county present.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
IMPERIAL WuITp w;.. 49,, r

IMPERIAL WHITE Wine, aud CT
Ger Vinegar, at SPARKS.
SPARKS, will buy your Butter, Eggs
and Chicke No. /, Deaderick Book.
He hast full supply of choice Family
Groceries, Dye Stuffs, &C., Ire will sell
low for cash or country produce. W..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

SHOULD the weather be favorable, we
Pct the best exhibition at our Fair,
has ever been witnessed in this sec,
q ef country.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
q Creek Coal.

p coal $ acknowledged by consu.
70 be the best a%rticls now in use in
tennessee. We have used it our
Tor several yea RS. aud have care
4; compared it with that furnished
''her localities, ard feel justified in
enncing I superior to any other now
se. Col Il. c. Camp, Knoxville
pessee, is the Superintendent aud bu,
manager Of the company, and all or,
Tor coal sAoald be addressed to him.
sp,2iwA
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RAT S OF BOARD.

Board per month s22, per week S. pyr
DAY sl,25 children under ~ years ola
half price. Extra charges for extra
trouble .croqust and grounds free to board
ers. No Bar will be kept. No card,
playing.
There will be a hack at johnson Cifp
70 convey passengers to the spring.
, G. V. EASILY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

The advertiser generally has the adj
vantage Of securing the first call of pur>
chasers.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

1t is a fact worthy of notice, that
few who have learned how to a advertise
their business, ever give up their habit.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
THE MASON & HaMLIS ORGAN Co,

winners OF three highest medals and di-
ploma OF honor at Vienna, lS7s,and Paris
1877. now oiier the finest assortment of
tse best Cabinet Organs in the world,
including new styles with recent improve
ments, no only exclusively for cash, as
formerly, but also on new plans OF easy
payments, the most favorable wei offer
ed. Organs rented with privilege OF pur-
chase, TO almost any part Of the country
FIRST payment s9. 80 or upwards.
Illustrated catalogues and circulars,
with full particulars, sent free on req lest
Address
MASON a. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
Boston. New York or Chicago.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

rThe candidates for Governor ad.
qrrss the people at this place to-day,
Q'iesday(. Will give a report of their
speeches in next issue.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

-Teacher's Registers for distribu.
!lop. Call at the County Superinten.
le1t's office.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
~ IN cHANCERy AT JoNEspoRo
The Exchange and Deposit Bank of
Knoxville, ct. al.

"u DOposil Bank oil
Knoxville, ct. al.
VS..
&, W. Bradley, ct. al.
In this cause it appearing from the allie.
cations liz the Complainants bill. which
Is sworn TO, that G. w. Bradley. r. I
Brooks, Fred. s. Groves, Geo. b. wiley
Caleb k~nevals, Geo. A. Friuk. and
the First National Bank of New York
who are made defendants in this eanse'
are non-residents of the State of Tennes,
see. IL is therefore ordered that pnbli-
cation be made for four successive weeks
IN . Herald and Tribune, a newspaper
published in the town of Jonesboro,.
Tennessee, notifying said n esidert
defendants to appear before our said
Chancery Court on the Fourth Monday
IN Novem Der rext and make Their
defence to complainants bill on the
same will be taken as confessed az 70
them and set for hearing expaTte. Wit.
ness, b. F. Swingle, Clerk and Master of
sald court at Office in Jonesboro'. this tbe
10th day Of August, 1874.
aug20wp4s5f.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

In obedience to an order of sale issued
from the Circuit County of Washington
county Tenn. and to me directed in favor
Of Francis Robertson admir-, of Della
Humphreys and Mary Akin for the sum
of S279.25cts. | will sell at the Court
House door in the town of Jonesboreugh
on the Slst day of October 1874, for cash
in hand all the right title claim and in
terest that the said Francis Robertson as
almi i razor as in and to the %tract;of land
described in the levy to>wit; 20 acre:
more or less adjoining the lands of Sam.
uel Keebler, D. B. Barley and others,
The costs will be required paid in hand on
day Of sale, or the papers will be returned
no sale, this 28th day of Sept. 1874.
r. NJ. YOUNG, Shift.
Oct1 W4nfS5
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States, Copy Books, Spoilers. Pen
ellis, Pens, Inks, Crayon, Sponge and oth>
er notions, at SPARKS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

Ihe 9Th school district has a new
school house.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

PERFUMERY, Toilet, Washing, and
Fancy Soaps, and Hair Oils, at
SPARKS.
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'erybody

~{X6rybody
pme to the Fair and see a fine dis.
pt.I oil the industrial productions of
"a Bounty.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

TRY the Defensive washing Soap, for
sale at, SPARKS.
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rner

large wheat crop will be sown this
asil larger than has been for years.
ahere is a decided Improvement in
piowlng and preparing the soil for
whsat. Good farming will pay as
wei in other crops as in the wheat
crop.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

Have you ever heard a business man
that advertising did not pay him.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

Hoss d johnson are receiving new
goods. Give them a call before buying
ell sewhere. If.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

We go to press this week on Tuesday,
n order that our compositors can attend
the Fair.
"a full report Of the Fair, will be
poblished in our next issue. Parties
xIshing extra copies, can order them
this week.
The best poster" is that which is
sent regularly into the family circle.
Good advertisers find that it paws to
keep a full stock.
Where would you look to find the
name Of the most successful men YOU are
seqrainted with? In the newspapers?
Is Your W name beside theirs?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
At Sparks

CUT LOAF, Powdered, GRADUATED
Brown, and Coffee Sugers, at
SPARKS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

"a good advertiser practically puts
thowwindows into the newspapers.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

in business it is be who asks who re.
%ceives.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

BACON-Sides, Hams and Shoulders.
MACKEREL-New.
BUTTER, Soda. Cream. Picnic Crack
ers and Crackernells.
GARRETT'S Snuff in Papers and
in Bladders.
RAISINS m& a good variety Of Fine
and Common Candies.
A new lot of Superior Cigars.
GlNGER-White and Race.
EXTRACTS-Orange, Lemon and
Vanilla.
CINNAMON BARK, Mace. Cloves
Als2ice,- ground and grain.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

FANCY YARNS, for knitting pur-
pyses-Silver Beads, Zephyer, R. R.
Canvas, &c.. among the notions, at
SPARKS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01

We have and will keep for sale Fami
ly Groceries of the best quality. Cal
and see us.
W. sell for Cash and Country Produce
sept.3>w2.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-01
PUBLIC sPEAKlNG.
Thc GubernausnaI Canvass.

Hon. Horace Maynard aud Hon. Jas.
D. Porter, Jr., candidates for Govern or.
will address the citizens of East Tennes.
Sc at the following times and places,
cofnmenclng at II o'clock, each day
JonesborO, Tuesday, Sept. 30.
Greeneville, Wednesday, Sept 80
kogersville, Thurs lay, Oct. 1
Norristown, Friday, 2.
Knoxville. Saturday 8.
, 1874-09-01
THE PRESIDENTS E]EAEDERlNGs.

NEw BEpronp, Alass, Aug. 3l.-rroaIaont
Graut left alartha'a Vineyard tha morning for
Nav Bedford. Tho Committee Oh Reception and
Escort, representing tho Camp p-Moel,,y AsHocia-
tlon, waitod upon tho President at tue eottngo OF
Bishop Ilnvon, and ho wau addressed by tho llev.
III. Talbot NJ follows:
"We desire 10 oxprosB o,lr qualification at your
whit, Alr. prcsldont, nntl We 4npo you layo e1l-
joyo1 tho hoBiita!.tios which tho Vineyard lIaa
been nblo 10 olror to you. 1t IL our prayer that
tho blessing Of God may ;atttcnl you aud bring
you safely to your home"
III roply tho rroHidont said, II Am very
much Obliged, gentlemen, for thu Invitation
which you extendol to ING. I llaye onjoyeu tue
trip with unusual intoroBt, mulch of tllo oxcur-
s!on carried MO over territory with which was
not previously acquainted. Aly reception Oh THU
camp-nseoting grouud. and my entertainment
aud tho exorc!soB, have boon very gratifying. to
mo ndeea. / atn sorry that 30 much trouble haa
boon taken for my reception, but it was to fault
of tho Committee ana not Any fault of snIne III
all the entertainments have boon forced upon
mo. hayo been nlat ut cycly tu:yn OF my Visit
with aouo kilduuas, for Which I'M dooplY
grateful"
Tha President and uarty arrived hero In
npooiaA sraiu from Vineyard Grave this nsorilng.
Az ti,e hoat camn up tho harl,or naf1lteH "ero
iro from tho forts, by tho yacht !Surth star mud
BY tho light attlllary, Tho patty ~sa seaetyad
, 1874-09-01
THAT WASH-BII4L.

Tho ActtnE-Mayor Of st. Louis Takes
Up ARMS in Dcfcnne Of EQiH Fitted
Shirts, and Comes OFF sccoMd Rscst.
sptciai Dt.uateh to The ct'eaar 1rioanc.
MADISON, Wis.,, Aug. 31.-0ur citfzenB and
summer visitors were furnished wish quito II
aoneation to-day by an assault Oh Mark II. Irish,
landlord Of tho park 1totol. in his oilicei by
Thoophilo papin, President Of tho st. Louis
Common Council, resulting in tho lattor being
hold III $4,000 bail to anBwor two wonRB lenco
for aeBault with iutont to kill Mrs. Papin loft
tho hotel for private house fortnight ago,
aud. calliug afterwards for sotuo washing, do
cnod to pay for it till Bho aacortnincd whether
it WAS NIL thore: wheYcupon 1fr. Irish declued to
lothcr haynt without pay, ntl unless counted ont
III ler presence by tho lAundrcsg. This Wns coll
strued as Nh nault by Mrs. papin a1ld her friends
eome Of whom lott. This morning a1r. papin
arrived hero to take hia sauly home. anu wont to
eeivcd hi,a PLEASANTLY. lie told NJ. PaHln that
ho waB randy to make any relaretion III his pow
or if he had insllted lady, which ho diEclailne
doing, and vas roady to see the lady and explain,
but could not leave bis of1lco (into which Mr..
rapia Ind %ado & his wey) on t tho Soa instant; It;
him several TIMES With lis fists, but
his blows except ono glancing one on the
chooS, were parricd. a1r. Irish then grasped the
6k. LOuHlhll Dy Luo lIlIouL hAu CuNtu ilu INTO =
corner, gosting him pretty near into chancery.
With FREQ arm. Mr.. p. drew pistol from lis
aide-poclset, which wns Knocked nut Of his hnnd
BY the head-waltcr. and. after tho exchnngc Of
Romo uncomplimontary remarks, waH put out OF
the o!!ice. He was arrested but, before the
complainant could got to tho Municipal Court,
he pleaded guilty to ass nssanlt aud was fined $40
and costs. uo WIS afterwards arrested, just as
lo waA loaving town, on Charge Of assault with
inton. to kill, md hold to iail as stated. The
opinion Of aiaintcrcstct persons witnessing or
knowing tho facta in tho caBo il TINT Southern
blood was very nnduy excited, to say tho loast.
, 1874-09-01
NUMBER q,

Ing tho house. No reconciliation was offootod
though Mr. Perkiua seomed contcn.es. w!th lla
Bocond vile. III timo ho mnGo will, ci,iuR n]1
OF his property to h1s second wifo md disnl,orlt.
inR ny daughter. Tho Hill WIS drawn III, by
Mr. pingreo. and htr. plngrco was llauod llIo
administrator.
30 far tho facts run smoothly. During tI,o
fall Of 1870, Mr.. Porkns Ind OCCASION to Witt al,
adjoining v'llngo ono day. AZ ho returned IN
tue afternoon. hlighs snow wan falling. lfo
barn; Time passed along, ant1;f ho not appcariug
ae tho lo'so, Hono 1netnhor Of tho family
ncctdent Ind occurred. Tho horso was found
nnhnrnesaol and in Ills stull, tho harness aud
buggy botl In tAcir proper place, but no alr.
torlt'ib. Search was at onco instituted, aud
in q littla while the old man wnH found {u tho
hny,loft,-;hin knoes resting Upon the 1lay,
Ills hanuH looao, ropo around bis neck md tho
T TSne attnGnod to rafter or girtler overhead:
not hnyo intended suicide. DR., Crawford was
nt once sent for but could do nothing III aid, as
no waa extinct. Ho gare 1t ~ his opinion TINT
noath dig @ not sppoar to hayo onsuod by strangu-
usual IN caaca OF Bufrooaton; tho rope did not
press tightly enough to lenye rnnrks; and no in
dicationa Of violence were vitiblo upon bis POI
sou or in tho surroundings. There seemed no
reason for Ruicldo; thoro Boonod no rcasou for
murdor.
Tho widow malo preparations to succoed to
tho property unaor tho will. and tho alninls-
traitor waa ready to Bottlo up tho estato whom tho
daughter and hos husband announced On inton-
tion to contest tho will. The frat suit waa tried
In Kane County, resulting, boliogo, in favor Of
tho oomplainannts. 4 chnrgo Of von1,o was talon
to nnothor county. After anothor trial tho casa
was takon to Doono County, and 1t nov ongagos
tue attention Of Judge Murphy ind humorous
lawyers. Tho amount Of properly involved Is
eo1asidorabio. Ono OF tho principal questions to
bo settled ia: Did 1lr. Perkins commit suicide, or
waa ho murdered mud, II murdered, BY whom,
and with what object
, 1874-09-01

A Will-Sutt In which tho Question III
Involved Whether q Nastsa Ea,laiIsstt-
tod SntcitIc Or SEuA N1nrticrctt+

A WiIl-sutt In which tho Question as
Involved Whether q Nastsa Ca,lailssit-
tod snscis1e Or xvaa Murdered.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribute.
ELalS ILL.,, Aug. 31.-Tho prcsont season of
the Boone County (1ll) Circuit Court will DO oc-
cupied in q singular case, IN which many facts
will bo presented, and an intricate question,
Jargoly dopcndent upon theory and ciroumBtan~
tial evidence, will require solution. Tho caho
boon trici alroaly In at least two counties. The
fncts may bo briefly rotated as follows:
somo twenty-five or thirty yoars ago. man
named Perkins moved into tho Fox River Valley,
sottod near st. Chnrles. mud established himself
III farmer. Having married hnppily, aud DO
lug an encrgetic, thriving mnn he was ,' soon H. u
was moro than fulfilled. Also, there wero born
to him three cltllrc1t,-two b0yH anu
ono glrl. The boys died while yot yoni'g' inc
girl possessing Nil exceedingly active n1nd. Aer
fpaYe,,ts decided to give her every, advantage IN
tlo way OF nn education. Wnen yho nrrlset! at =
proper ago, sho was sont 70 etalehbutg 70 hcn9ol.
tIoro sho rapidly won, and oas!ly nlainsaines!, u
high position nj achotar. sho arc maao sho
ACQUAINTANCE Of 9 fn maa aa ayyar IN to Nno
an attacl,mont was formed, and they wore mar
r;ol. rho couple sottled down at tho lone-
stead, aud everything soemoti to rr1n smoothly.
Abous this tIlno, or perhaps littlo before, Mrs.
TorkinH died. and tho young won,an succeeded
~ mistress Of the household.
AIr, md Mrs. Jones' doci<led to visit friends In
Michigan. and left Mr. =. alone. During thoir
absence lie waH takcn quito sick. Feeling tho
mod Of caro-, atla apparently being unwilling to
to an o1a-time frlenil, Andrew Mngroo, EHq., Of
llutla,sd, Kano County, OF hiH condition, asking
him to como down, aud also liriug with him u
widowed sister of My. pMgreas, who waa living
with the latter, and who was once school and
II akt..% Ain L}nn III m T.
, 1874-09-01
DIACOUP1N'S BURDEN.
Nonaiho1ders, sillt Against OFFICERS
Constituting the County Court Of
1SB!f-GutcrcstinE Quosti0ns to To
fbccts1Da.

lsonAlao1tcrs, sult Against Officers
Constituting tho County Court of
notwithstanding QUosti0ns to 10
Decided.
!specta. Dfspatch to The chteaon Tribune.
8rnlNar1ELp. H., Aug. 31.-Tho attorneys for
tho D1acoupin County bondho1dors to-day, in The
nnme Of tho Newark Savings Institute, oon1-
1noncod suit against Phllander @. uuEgins, Mar
tin II. Olmstead, aud Androw A. Atkins who
constituted tho County Court OF n1acoupln Coutt-
ty from Dec. G, 1869, to May l. 1870, claiming
$500, 600 damages, and state caso in their dcolar-
alton against thom in substance, a. follows !;
Tho County Court Of Maooupin County. Oh tho
Esd Of October, 1860, levicd tax Of 81
on the 800 for tho payment Of tho
Court-Houao indebtedness. On Doc. G,
1860, tho dcfondants higgins. Olmstead and At
kinB, went into Office aa tho County Court, and
! on the 18th Of March, 1870. sot nside this tax,
and directed tic Collector not to proceed furthor
III tho collection Of tho tax, and nlbo directed
should be refunded to thoao having paid 1t, The
Newark Savings Institution, tho plaintiff. il,-
Biats TINT at tho tino the tux WIS levied, aud In
consequence Of the levy Of The tax. tho bonds hold
bit tllat, as result Of lilo setting nsldo and 10
funding Of tho tax, tho bonds doprcciated to
such an oxtont that they wero not worth moro
than ~ couts on tho dollar! that It wholly lost
tho benefit OF this tax. 1t ID further alleged
against The defendants that 1t was their duty in
September, 1879, to levy a sufficient tax to pay
tho interest on plaintiffs bonds, which WAS thon
due, and Which might mature during tho ensuing
year. which duty they wholly neglected to por-
form, and that by such furthor neglect Of duty
the market value Of tito bonds was wholly do
Btroycd.
Although tho liability Of public officers for a
fniluro to lavy tax has been Hett1ed by dociB-
ion Of tho surromo Court Of tho United States,
IN tho caso Of Army rs. Supervisors III Wallace.
1861, thu 1neasuro Of tlnmago to bo recovered is
entirely unsettled aud 1t Ii said TINT in tho trial
Of thia case some OF tho most important a,
porplexing Questions Of municipal lay will be
whothor public oilicors arc lablo to tho extent Of
tho depreciation of tho yaluo Of the securities
resulting from their failure to loyy Ink.
This suit will, nm III formed by John MAYO
Palmer, the junior of tho firm managing Tho
caBo for tho bonlloldera, DO followed by BaitB
ngainBt all Of tho Boards OF Supervisors Of
Afaoourin County who hayo had the nauage~
mont OF county y-afrairs since 1870
, 1874-09-01
EQUALIZATION.

Isu9c Proposed by Our Stute Hoard
Relative to tho Assessment OF the
Stock oY Corporations.
Spccta! Naihgtch to 1he CAttaan 1ribunc.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Aug. 31.-Tho 6tato Board
Of Equalization mot to-day, and AIr. Wasner it,
troluced tho following resolutions:
Rrxolrsd That the frat caueo OF tho rules adopted
by tht3 Board for the assessment Of cap!tn stock Of
H: Provided That, In tic alao1ce OF reliable intor-
nntign TO tho urlc fair cueh yaue Of The Blares
at thu capital at0ck aud doht Of nny H.&ch companies
and corporations, tho fair cash yno Of tie nbsesscl
tangible property 1n1y ho taken tho valuo OF tho
BhnrcH Of such capital hock md dobt~ "
The consideration Of tho resolution waB post
ponel until Sopt. 7.
Tho twenty third rifle for tho work OF tho
Board was amended 30 that, when nny Commit
tee report should DO completed, 1t should DO sub
mittod to tho Board for amonamont OF altera~
tiOu,
, 1874-09-01

Breakdown on the milwaukee, d st.
Paul Nout1s

BFcnkuOtTn ON the Nlt11EnnRcD &c Sas
Paul Road
Spsetat Dispatch to 1ht Ch.eaoo Tribune.
sr. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 31.-A rotten tic causod
the broukng Of n rai under al engine OF morn-
ing train from Bk. Paul to breckenridge, near
Wayzatn, about thjs morning. Tho baggago CIR
was badly smasllod the track torn up for SO rods.
and two passenger cars turned on their side.
Hiss May .. Godfrey, Of Dixon, O.. had lior faco
badly cut aud bruised, eApocla'y about tho chin
mud temple. aud internally injured about tho
ctcst and stomach. suffering intcuHo pain. She
was taken to tho Minnatonka House, ut Wayzala.
MiHB Minnia Dassoi, Of st. Paul, has soyoro
aud painful cut III her loft temple. She returned
to 81. Paul. Wm. L. Ca4ill. Of minneapolis, had
his right urn badly bruised, and colar-bono tlla-
located. lie returned to minneapolis. Mrs.
Anna Thingstad, OF Fariban!t, Aal M arm
bruised not SERIOUS. Sho met lor brother at
Wnyzata and returned to Minneapolis. a lad,
about IL ycasA cid ,was badly cat about tho head,
aud was taken to minneapolis.