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This Is st1ong language, but iC
Is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe ia printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scalds caked breast, poisonous bites frozen-feet
govt, salt.rheum, ear-ache, &C., and the recipe
of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pan-reliev
ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t sells
no article ever before did sell, and 1t sells
cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle of the CsNTAUR LISIMESr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and TOR screw-worm IN sheep. No family or
stockowner can afford to be without CRSTAuR
LINIMRKT j. B. RosR & Co., So Broadwsr- New
York.
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a AsSIGNEE'S SALE ~
W:u OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE
EDWARD COUNTY. vIRG INIA s.

BY virtue of an order of the United States
district court for the eastern district of Vfr-
ginia, bearing date February nth, 1874, will
sell as assignee of J. H. Whitehead, bankrupt,
on WEDNESDAY. THE IIth DAY OF
MARCH, 1874, at Farmyille, Virginia. in front
of theicourt-house at IL O'Clock M
LIST. ONE HOUSE AND LOT OF FIFTY
ACRES at Darlington Heights, in the said
county
2nd. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR
AND ONEQUARTER ACRES OF LAND
lying on Little Buffalo creek and adjoining
the land of John M. Gillian, @. r. Ander
son and others.
The above property will be sold free from all
liens and encumbrances with the exception of
the contingent light of dover of said brnkrupps
wife in the said l24A acres lying on Little
Buffalo, as aforesaid NH ~
TERMs.-one. third cash, and the balance ON
credit of six and twelve months, the pure haser
or purchasers give negotiable notes with, inter
est added from Gay of sale for the deferred pay
ments and the title to be retained until said notes
are paid. s. b. WITT,
: fe l9--2aw3w Assignee
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! In CINCINNATI they tell little story
about Mrs. Chief Justice Waite. About
month ago, before General Grant had
broached Mr.. Waite's name to the Senate
though General Hillyer says Mr.. Waite
was always General Grants first choice
but before anything was thought of the
matter by the Waites, Mrs. Waite wrote
an article on cookery for the Cincinnati
Gazette. The article was signed t" Yankee
Cook Girl" 1t was full Of sound sugges-
tons on the cookery question, and repIete
with good advice to house-keepers
The article from the g Yankee Cook Girl
arrested so much attention that finally Q
rich old widower in Cincinnati wrote to
Sam Reed, the editor, that he would be
glad to give the" Yankee Cook Girl" 8
situation-not as servant, but to preside
over his household. In fact, he offered
marriage. Mr.. Reed had to answer in 1
paragraph that the " Yankee Cook Girl /,
was not in the market, she having got ,
situation in neighboring city. The PEG
pie Of Cincinnati don't know even now thai
the :" Yankee Cook Girl !" was Mrs. Waite
the sensible and practical wife Of the new
Chief Justice, and that her new situation /,
to be the highest in the land--chief mistress
in Uncle Sans household of law anG
Justlce.-N. Y. Graphic.
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o0S5
TN THE DISTICT COURT OF THE UNI
TIED STATES for the Eastern District of Yir.
ginia.
In the matter of r. W. H. Parsons, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Richmond. Va. the 3lst day Of January
q. d. 1874. .H.t1 aH n
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN ai
Please take notice, that a petition has been
presented to the Hon. Ro. w. Hughes,
Judge of said District Court in Bankruptcy, by
o. II. Wendlinger, assignee of the estate of said
bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging to said
bankrupt, free from all liens and encnmbranees
thereon. s..-4. f.-za9
This is to give notice to all persons interested.
that in ths terms of said petition, an order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per-
sons who may be Interested In said estate, to APP
PEAR before Register w. W. Forbes, at his Office
In said city of Richmond. on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, ls74, AZ 10 o'clocka m, and show cause
II any you have, why such order should not be
granted. C. II WENDLINGE
ia 3l-S2w Assignee.
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MISCELLANEOUS

/. The Missouri state Grange has adopted
resolutions in favor of cheap transportation
and cleaning out the Mississippi river
Generals Sheridan and Ord are at
Cheyenne, en- route for Fort Laramie on
the Indian war path. ~
The steamer North Pacific has been
nearly wrecked near San Juan Island.
The Carlists have taken the town of
Vinaroz in Valencia.
Spain has removed the duty on exports.
The cashier of the Pittsburgh national
trust company is missing with several
hundred thousand dollars. I'tE a fs
: Talmage's new New York tabernacle
has been dedicated.
. Cuban papers object to the coming of
the American Chinese commission to
look into the coolie question.
! Gladstone, recent British premle-, dis
gusted at the reputation of his measures
by the people, will take no active part in
parliamentary proceedings hereafter.
1 Cardinal Antonelli is said to have in.
vited by circular all the Catholic bishops
in the world to come to Rome, as the Pope
wants TO see them before he dies
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

NEW York, February 23.--A Paris
letter says the government of Paris has
asked permission of the Assembly to
prosecute M. Melvil Bloncourt, deputy
for Gaudaloupe. for participation in the
acts of the Commune, Melvil Bloncourt
is the only negro in the chamber, and sits
upon the extreme left among the extreme
radicals. He was deputy minister of war
under Cluseret. The Assembly had talk.
en- no action. but it was stated as pro-
bable that Bloncourt will fly to England.
PARIS, February 3.---The Alsacian
deputies have Withdrawn from the Reich
stag and returned to Strasbourg.
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The Boston Transcript says: !" Mr.,
Sumner suffers in his knowledge Of the
wants Of Massachusetts, it is thought, from
too exclusive residence in Washington. He
can now come back, for we have rescinded
But we tremble at the thought of what
will happen when General Buffers
residence is permanently transferred tc
Washington. If his capacity to serve thu
true interests and wishes of the common
wealth he has always SO sedulously
served is to be impaired by this sudder
change also, then is our state indeet
hopeless" ''l''
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
MONDAY, February 90.

MONDAY, February 70.
Senate.-The Senate met at IL o. clock
M, Mr.. Thomas pre- ;ident protein.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lumpkin.
The President appointed Messrs. Humid.
ley and Dufield committee on the part
of the Senate to confer with similar
committee from the house in relation to
the disagreeing votes of both houses on
Senate bill defining the true intent and
meaning of an act in relation to county
and circuit courts, prescribing terms, pay
of judges, &c. In .,5.u
Passed: An act to relieve Henry G.
Wax, late township collector of Eastvillc,
Scott county, from damages ; authorizing
a sale of the Sperryville and Rappahannecls
turnpike.
Mr.. Lathrop presented resolution for
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DAVID Cox, the celebrated painter,
was very particular about the quality of
paper he worked on, and very fond of a
certain Scotch variety, which, however.
was marked here and there with little black
specks. In the landscape part of picture
these specks were Of no consequence, but
they looked out Of place in the sky On
one occasion, being asked what he had ia
get rid of them, he replied. " Oh, l iusl
birds. y ,.i.,'i.~,7..,'47.-N - ~ '''' "'
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23

CAsToRIA.--Is more tnan substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article In exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep 1t is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
LIED STATES for the Eastern District of YIN.

In the matter of James Il. Morris, Peters
burg. Va, bankrupt lin bankruptcy.
Eastern District Of Virginia, IS:
Notice is hereby given that a final mest
ing of the creditors of the said James II. morris
bankrupt. for the purpose of deolar,ng
dividend VIII be held at Richmond, at the
once OF ". W. Forbes, register in bankruptcy,
IN said district, ON Thursday, the 18th day of
March, 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. m, In accord.
anee with the provisions of the 27th and esth
sections of the Bankruptcy Act Of March "a
Dated at Richmond this II III dav Of Iah,,,or,
1874. VIII n ATIiSE u SSppssaary,
fe ll-Wsw Assisnsa
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Now we know all about it /! The
Siamese Twins were Xiphophagus of the
class of Terata-anacatadidyma, and may be
called, for short, Omphelophaeus
Aiphodidymus. Popular apostrophe to the
Philadelphia faculty, in chorus, ave
thank thee, Jew, for teaching us that
word" u
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23

The question Does water intox-
icate W. now worries Brownstown.
Indiana, the argument being based on the
TACT OF less drunkenness among the residents
when four saloons were in full blast, than
now with none,
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MIR. Samuel Hedrick. for many years
jailor of Botetourt county, and a popular
and influential gentleman, died on Thurs
day last at an advanced age.
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OHIO.
Heayy Rains,

CINCINNATI, February 23.-Rain has
been falling steadily since Friday, and has
generally prevailed throughout the headwa-
tiers of the Ohio. A great food is appre-
hended. Trains have been delayed and
some trestle work washed.
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The "Appomattox Bulletin" was the
name of q paper published in FarmviIle in
August, 1s4l. Among the names of ad-
yertisers appear those Of +. N. Watkins and
G. ID. Wootton.
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.--
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAuR LlNIMEST will mo-
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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POLICE CoURT.-Justice White dis
posed of the following cases in this court
to-day: aa 8 s9s 8 s1aiil
VIM. johnson, stealing, discharged. 10,
Harrison PANEL and Anna johnson,
fighting in the street, fined 81 each. =
VIM. Howard, unlawful secretion, dis
charged. t9 JlY
Philip Kari, unlawful assault, fined SO.
Edward johnson, unlawful assault, fined
So, u ,eiT f.,yfs.g sgla 40 "a stgggs
Fleming Randolph, vsgrancy, continued
until tomorrow. Ion INV a0is4lz
Jennie Williams, abusive language,
fined 81. H sa aiEsa ,si8'1I
Amanda jackson, Jailed thirty DAYS,
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OHEAP.-The brick store,1 containing
eighteen rooms, in Rockets, known as
the cunningham store" was this day
sold at the Real Estate Exchange for the
low sum of 81 1886. Hai atass ~ ~ ',tts4.
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!. " +
BY, TELEGRAPH
tlip4 ~ zaL1 La--...z zLLl
FROM WASHINGTON CITY
e sid ,uQDslAn.l I'LL SOAK r.I. lda5l
THE AMNESTY QUESTION
J imi .5a.----- --------------l 81 rs
HEAVY RAINS IN THE WEST
-aLa9BE40
NEWS, FROM ABROAD
\ Yg,-gUWENAx 10 BRITAIN aHT Il 4
Etc. ETC., Etc.
HEAVY RAINS IN THE WEST
II "a ~ - rW
N EWS, FROM ABROAD
WARRINGTON.
The amnesty Question.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-The
House committee on judiciary have made
q report in which they say that, as all
other property and rights of property of
persons engaged in the late rebellion have,
BY general acts OF amnesty and laws of the
United States, been exempted from confis-
cation, there can be no reason for now re-
tainlng on the statute book such acts and
parts oil acts as were very pro-
perly enacted to prevent aid aud
comfort to the enemy of the United States
during the war, which, by their impede
ments to the creditors of the United States
in receiving their just dues, amount to con-
fscation thereof; and also such acts to the
same effect which were passed to hinder
and prevent disloyal persons, whose disa-
bilities had not then been removed because
of their participation in rebellion, from
making any claim against the government
for debts due and not arising out of the
rebellion prior thereto, should also be re-
pealed. The committee therefore report a
bill repeating the joint resolution of March
I'd, 1867, prohibiting the payment of
debts due by the United States before the
war unless lovaltyis proved, and repeal
ing the oath at present required of appli-
cants for pensions.
i Items.
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"THE man who lays his hand upon
woman except in kindness Dor perhaps
the version of Mrs. Robert Shehee of
Owasso, ILL.,, is more in accordance with
the progress of the age. VI don't so
much care,n says Mrs. Shehee, "about
q mans striking woman with his fist but
when it comes to taking an ak to her, it's
too much" Mr.. Shehee, by the way,
got one month in jail. 44.. Z ~ -
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SENT ON.--Wm. johnson, alias Della
ware, charged with feloniously breaking
and entering the storehouse of L.. Archer
and stealing a sum of money, and VIM.
Ii. Scott, charged with burglary, were
sent on to the grand jury to-day from the
police court. it.. ID t.r ,.tt ...r
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CoNvIcTs.- The following were landed
in the state prison to-day. viz: James Day,
five years, burglary, and Chas. Anderson,
two years for passing counterfeit money,
both from town OF Portsmouth.
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TERMS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

say SEINE THREAD, B,.
Of the best qualities and all
numbers. PATENT SEINE TwINE all num-
bers; SOFT SEINE TwINE, all number, !;
SEINE CORKs, CoRKwOoD, SEINE LINES,
all sizes; YAWKING, for Laughing seines /;
LINEN ROPES, all sizes; COTTON ROPES,
all sizes; COTTON YARNS, all numbers, for
sale very low at aym
L. I.TCHTENSTEIN'S
Importer of Seine Thread, Nos 1905 and 1907
Franklin street
All kinds of SEINES made to order.
fe 2l-tt gf .Ti
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PUBLIC CELEBRATION. The Rich.
mond Amateur Literary association give
their first public celebration tonight at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation in honor of Washington's BIRTH
day. Their programme consists of an
Grafton, defamation, eulogy and debate,
and as the participants are, young men of
fine abilities they will no doubt reflect
credit upon the association and give their
audience pleasing entertainment. The
public should encourage by their presence
this association, which has been organized
for the improvement and cultivation of
talent among the young men of our city.
Kessnich's band will intersperse the
exercises with music. i 81 - aa- ~
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Items.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The
Senate, after prayer, adjourned in honor
Of the birthday Of Washington.
Bureau business is generally suspended.
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ROLL OF HONOR RICHMOND NOR
NAL SCHOOL, For THE WEEK ENDING
FEBRUARY 20. 1874.-Senior CIass-Ed
ward Boiling, Eddie Carter, James Hayes
Henry Hucless, Armstead Walker, Kate
Archer, Martha Miles, Jennie Roberts,
Ann Smith, Virginia Warren, Mary Wells,
Hester Willis, Hardinia Willis. sp7aass !
Middle Class William Gwathmey, TEN.
pie Miles, Richard Scott, Henrietta HUI.
ctless, Sarah Mayo, Mile Tinsley, Martha
Trice. ....' ..1'.'..
Junior Glass Richard Boiling, Richar d
Combs, BENJAMIN Graves, James Johnson,
George Stephens, Elizabeth Brown, SUI
sic Campbell, Lucie Harris, Emma Jones,
Carrie Kemp, Victoria Pollard. VA
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MILITARY NOTES. The parade of the
First Virginia regiment and Howitzers
Saturday was q grand success. "The
boys" were the recipients of many COM
pliments from the thousands that gazed on
them with pride. After the parade, Col
onel Sloan made very apropos address
at the Armory. The Richmond Grays,
Company ST." and Walker Light Guard
had little set outs /; that of Company "F''
was attended by a number of officers Of
the regiment and the band, the latter dis
coursing fine music. A number Of officers
and soldiers were in attendance at the
Theatre at night.
| The Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
give grand ball at st. Adams Hall to-
night. Don't fail to attend.
| The Church Hill boys Company SCR
aud their sweethearts will trip the light
fantastic toe at Monticello Hall tomorrow
| night.
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DIR. BRowN-SEQUARD, formerly Of
Richmond, says that sneeziHg can always
be stopped by pressing the upper lip.
Young man, if your sweetheart is seized
with fit of sneezing in the parlor in your
company, remember the words of DIR.
Brown-Sequard, and do your duty.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.

THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
RATTLE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Widows and Orphans of the Southern
States.
D.srRIsUTi on No. 1888. EVENING, Feb. 81,
46 SO 60 10 "a SO Al % IS II 68 1G
ulsrRisUYIos No. ls9 MoRsIHs. Feb. 20.
80 % s. 5 50 Sc C6 20 go n 4 80 q
Wituess my hand. at Richmond, Va, this Esd
day of February 1874
SIMMONS b CO., q. q. TOMPKGNS,
aHF Sn Managers. sflIF Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be puI-
chased from Captain w I. DABNEY, at the
Brand Office. No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main F. IHHa
T. o. WARDWELL, Flu "a
IMPORTER. BREEDER AND SHIPPER OF
SUPERIOR DARK AND LIGHT
MISUNDERSTANDING AND
WHITE CoCHINS, AND
BANTAMS.
NORTH ANDOVER, ESSEX COUNTY,
MASSACHUSETTS
~ Eggs from the above varieties at 50 per
dozen. ~ Ht il ls--d, sw, win q
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE FREsHETs.

The White Mountain District Deluged
with Water-Extensive Damage to
Railways and Highways.
BOSTON. August H. 1874
Reports from the White Mountain district, in
New Hampshire, show the storms of yesterday
and last evening to have been the most severe
and destructive oil any ever known in that vicinity
AL the roads rom Bethlehem to the Pronle,
Fabyan, Twin Mountain and Crawford Houses,
as also TO Lttleton are literally washed away, and
many bridges are entirely gone. The railroad is
washed away In several places. The Probe House
road is literally gone. The railroad near the Wing
road junction is badly washed out, so that nearly
all communication Is cut on from this place.
tan RAILROAD DAMAGED.
There is small wash.out on the branch Of the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad. running
from the Wing road to the Twin Mountain and
Fabyan House. between Bethlehem station and
the Twin Mountain House, which probably will
rain s last subsiding, the wind has gone down. the
pect OF nne weather hereafter.
Two breaks are reported on the White Mountains
Branch Railroad, how extensive is unknown, but
II is thought trains Will run regularly again by TO-
morrow afternoon. he superintendent or the
road Is here, and large force will be immediately
put on to repair the breaks Through passengers
north are forwarded by means OF coaches, running
around the break and connecting with another
train.
FROM THE FABYAN HOUSE.
there Is also an amount OF heavy damage by the
storm. On the AmmonOosuC kiver, on the Mount
Washington turnpike rising. small bridge was
washed away, thus delaying the passengers from
the summit several hours. The express train ior
Boston, leaving at nine, failed to reacn the Wing
road. several lanuslldes Obstructlng the track NO
trains passed during the day. Tomorrow trains
Will run AS usual. Old Inhabitants, like Horace
Fabyan claim that the greatest amount Of RAIN
lell ever known IN the same space oil time.
FROM THE TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE
the report Is as follows "A very hard storm COM
menced at midnight, and continues although the
worst is probably past The mail tram went
through ana made IT'S connections; the express,
which is due In the morning at hafpast nine could
get no further than mere. and It's nifty passengers
were glad to accept the comfortable acc0mmoda-
tiOns Oi the Twin Mountain House. Trains north
have been unable to run from the Wing road. Only
the mail came this side OIL LittletOn on the main
line, carving those for this part OF the mountains
to Whte1eld. Barron's coaches conveyed them
TO this nouse, they being unable to go further on
account OF the slight injury to the highway be-
tween here aud the Fabyan House. Tney think
the railroad bridge across the AmmOnOosuc River
above here Will go out. Several small landsides
are upon the track, and two or three culverts
have gone.
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
THE INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING xAToH.

The Coming Contest at Long Branch
The Champion Swimmers Preparing
for the Event-Thc Stakes Deposited.
DESCRIPTION OF the Prize Cup-ThG
Betting.
LoNd BRANCH, N. il, August a. Is7k
There was great excitement on the beach to
day. Fully two thousand people gathered along
the shore 10 witness Messrs. ]. B. Johnson and A.
Traniz, the champion swimmers. who swan over
the course laid out for the internatonal contest,
which takes place next Thursday. The stakes,
$4,000, were deposited to-day In the hands OF Mr..
Charles Leland, and the cup, manufactured by
Tiffany Co., is on exhibition in the once OF the
Ucean HOTEL II is unique in design, and 10 twenty
lncnes nlgh. ON one side 10 an impression Of tw0
swimmers, and on the reverse Is inscrlbed:-
{ TO the Champion swimmer OF the World. +
Tue contestants are in daily training in the
ocean and are greatly admired Tor their ply sicar
beauty. Bettlng Is greatly In favor OF Trantz. IN
consequence OF his making the best two miles this
morning. Mr. Johnson, the champion OF England,
mas twensy-sx gold medals which he has won in
swimming contests IN England while Mr. Trant1
has but SIX. -
Both parties are confident Of winning Several
STEAMBOATS, nave been chartered Tor the occasion
and Will bring excursionists from New York.
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
THE RECENT RAILRoAD DISASTER.

A Complete List OF the Killed and
Injured-Competent Phystcians in At
tendance.
MONTREAL, August H. 1874
It appears now that at the railroad accident
near Rchiord, VT, last night, there five per.
sons killed, VIII
NJ Pickle, OF Sweetsburg, fireman.
Frank Lanceott, OF Malone, N. Y, engineer.
s. Harris, of Waterloo, wood agent.
girl, eight years OF age, satd to be from Mon.
treal, in charge OF Mr. Allen, OF Barnestone, and
an old Frenchman, supposed to be O man from
White River Junction, named La Fontaine.
The wounded were taken to RiChIOrd and the
dead to Sutton Flats. Among
THE INJURED ARE
Luther Davis United States Consul at AOercorn,
whose left arm Is cut OF above the elbow his right
hand crushed and bad confusion oil the breast
Charles Fyte, through baggage master between
Boston and Montreal.
+. Baker, brp kesman, and L. Baker, his father
The two express agents are also badly injured.
Mr.. Anderson, mail agent, escaped with slight
injuries.
tured.
Messrs. Allan, OF Barnestone, and Adams. of
Newport N. j., are slightly injured.
Mr. A. Grenier OF SunscOtt, N. H., Is seriously in.
jured IN the head and chest.
John Melocne, OI Montgomery, w. was badly
scalded. and IS not expected to live.
N Davis, OF Glen Allen, was badly crushed
competent star OF doctors are in attendance.