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, 1875-02-02
Gnropdifhe na1 .ibten.

Waias. Die Bsrfedtsr eimer serusf'
fen 8eradid.i9uns bes Nbeinaauss
unb ieiner Wetnberse bel Der uielbeipro>
denen H6ein. Correction baben oieler
Gage etnen 8unbesse nofiem srbaltcn
uno omar in niemal,b @erin9erem alS
in Der fran3olif6sn afaoemie. Die.
lelbe bat auSoriidlih anerfannt, oaB
bic Sualitdt Der am Nororanbe Ses
@enfer Gees seoeibenoen uaaotlanSis
ihen Weine wsisntlih bur6 Die 0fsflcrs
8trfuus seS Seefpieseis bcoinst lel.
gefanutlid lift es itets ais cine gum
minbeiten wabri9einlldye Sa4e bin9es
felt worOent oaB bic ieeartise 8reite
Oss 6beineS Iuii5cn SAierltein unS
Nibesbeim in 6ol9e Der pom Stronse
refleftirten Sonnenltrablen eincn erbeb'
li9en GiufluB aui Die @rseu9ung ocS
rbeingauii1sn Goslweins babe; cine
Innabme, Die nm 10 plauiibler erld)eit
men oirftc, alS oiele Stromitrede sieHs
lid 9enau Die Iihtung bon Welten
na6 Often erbalt, fit Die @ntltebuns
zines traftigen 0ttfleres alto Die 9inltiss
fen Seoinsunsen sel6aifen lino. @lelbs
uObl lift man i'm Eager Ger Ganalili'
run9S.Giferer iiber bieie8 argument
a9lel5udsno binlsss9e9ansen uno bat
81 osrlteben 9e9eben, o~allelbe let etEes
BON Senen, bic elmer e~rnltbaIten Wloer>
ls9un9 gar nid)t lpertb lelen. Gber le>
beufau8 miro, wenn bic Seobe@tuns
8etreifs bes @enicr Gees riAtig lit,
wobl oas Namlide audi auf Die 9tbein>
Itrede WainS>Slngen Nnbenoun9 fin'
ben. llebri9enS baltsn Die 3bein9auer
ibre 4nlidt BON Dem siinltisea' Giuflu
Der G%beingauer Hbeinbreite auf ole
8beinsauer Gebenbigel nidt auein
Snr9 Die oaourd 9essbcne S~teiierwir>
flung Der Sonnentrablen erflarli1 unO
be9rInoet, %ionoern mebr no9 burb bic
baourd i'm Serbit entltebcaoen uno li1
in Die @einber9e la9ernoen uno Die
Trauben3ur @oeliaule brlmsenoen Nebsl.
S9msrin. Nad Der nsuen Seltltel,
lung Der Misunderstanding fir Den
Nei9SbaaSbalts'Gr BON 1875, tpclbe
in 6Olse Der beidlofenen Seransiebuus
zines 1beilss Der neberidi6e bss Tau.
fenSen Sabre8 itattsefunoen bat, felt
iid bic 8eduuns fir bic @rOBber3o9.
tbiimcr Wfedlenburs wie fol9t: l. Wfed'
leaburs.S 'bwerin. (&Opi3abl Der orts'
anwelenben Seoolferun9 557,897.,
MatricularmdBiser autbsil an ben
Iussaben 1,421 ,2O1 Mart. Daruui
fommt in Inreanuns Der Intbeil al
ben Yoft.l1eberidaiien, bleiben baar 81
anhlen $50 .067 M-. asneu ben Naias
, 1875-02-02
Spanien.

Mabrib, 81. San. Sic Opera
tionen Der Norbarmee se9en Die &orli=
iten nebmen einen siiniti9en Sortsan9-
General Moriones madt nit Dem re1=
ten Slisel cine 1lanfenbemesun9 iiber
Die Is Melen iiib6itli9 BON Yampelpna
liesenoe Staot Sarsuela, tudbreno Gen
Primo De &ipero bes Sbal bon Garas
cal binauf marl9irt, INN ben 6eino Spi=
i4en Safala ruo Yampelona felt5ubal=
ten.
Cine anbere Mbtbeilun9 brinst 9e9en
2plurcos Dor unb bebrobt 6 ltela, bas
20 Wteilen fiibm. BON Pumpelona liest.
General Soma beorobt Die &anonen9te=
Bereien Der &orliiten in Der propius
@uipu3coa, wabreno Die @arnilon BON
8ilbpa sesen Die staOt Durango ban=
belt. Several @aaesas 1T in Die Yro=
pins 8iseapa einsebrunsen. Sas
Sanptquartier bes &Dniss befinoet li6
.
in Sofala.
Gan @ebai It / a n, /. Sebruor.
Ser gapitdn uno Die Mannl6aft Der
oeutl@en 8arfe D@ultap" linb BON ben
&arliiten frei9elaiien woroen. Ser oent=
19e &~risesoampfer u@nsuta" lit bier
einsetrofen.
81 . i D, 1, Seb. 9ie ~Gpo CO"
ast, baB wesen Der v8irsinius"-G nt=
i9dbisuns 5pil4en benz amerif. @eianb
ten Guibins unb Dem ipanii6en @tin;=
fter bes ~Muswdrtisen elm freunoli9e,
glptsnme9iel itott9sfnnoen babe.
9ie Yreiie fat grlaubniB erbalten
SanbIunsen Der Minilter gu beipre@en
fie BARI ii4 jeou3 tsiner ansriffe aui
bic &elieion uno oas &6nistbum i@ul=
big MAIDEN.
9ie Strafe 1T @erbot uno sdn5li9e
llnterOriduns.
, 1875-02-02

Der Ndbe oieler Staot Elm eigentbimli=
der nnfal, Der lebr lei6t fir Die flint
Wassons boiler Yaiiasiere bate per=
Dan9niboo1 perben fDnnen. Ser 3us
naberte lib Der Staot nit sroBer5 6nel=
lisfeit; auf einem 8abnoomme, no bas
@eleile so SUB pro Meile fdat, iprans
pl0bli9 bic 2ofomotipe aus BEN S9ie=
men uno lief lonberbarer Weile NIT Ben
S9ienen parallel, bis Der 3ung onse=
balten tperoem fonnte. Ser 2ofpmDtip=
flbrer bielt nader auf 1einem Soften
aus; er lieB lofort einbremlen unb Die
Yanagiere waren s~erettet. Wdre Der
3us bort i6er ben 8abnoamm seitir5t
10 miiroe Der 8erlult an Menl9enleben
enorm s~eiuelen 5eir.
Il a, N.=Y., 81. San. 9as
giireau Der nImeriean GrpreB Comp"
puroe getfrn Morgen bon flint Ser
mlmmten INN cine unbeoeutenbe @elo-.
lumme beraubt.
g p=9 0 I t, 1. Sebr. Man ber=
mat6et, Dap Der seitern Morsen per0f=
fentlidte Seri6t, oaB cine grobe Cont
pa9nie um $780, 600 beitoblen wprben
lei, leinen @ranbe oarin bate, boB fir5=
lid smi16en Columbus, S.=G., uno
Stem : Yort cine ansabl Bombs aus
Qoam's GypreB seitn6len puroen. Sic
Ie Bombs lino bom Staate Sio= Caro-
lima ausgelteat, bonn l, San. 1874 oa=
tirt, ieoer bat ben Nennpertb pun $1,000
uno Tie trasen oieRummern %1O6S-lo91,
1210-12l2; ferner muroen Spei $500
gpnos, Nr. 2S5 u. 266y geltoblell, TO-
mie 6 8irginia=S onos su $1,000, 9tr,
- 650-14,626-
(Spater.) Wie man trfd6rt, ipuroe
in Der perfloIenen 8o6e elm Bote Don
uIoams' Grpreb=g Comp" na9 SerieD=
Gitp gei4idty po er BON elmer 9abn=
Gompasnie 10 @eloipinoen erbielt, iiber
wel6e ct gebDris guthrie. Gr bra6te
oielelben ma6 Dem 8iireau leiner Com
pa9nie uno erbielt Auittung BON einem
8eamten; 1pdter muroe cine biele rSpin-
ben permiBt. Sislclbe fam BON &i9-
monb, 8a., uRb entbielt angebli6 $780,
900, iiber Die 6dlfte bieler Sumlne be-
itanb in @%ourant, Der &elt in Wert5ra=
pieren.
q MAO r1cans, L. Tebr. Dif
i6iuar5en S6ifslaoer srifen Samita
0~iejenisen on, melhe fir einen 9eringe=
rem 2obn als IS Cts. pro Stunoe ar
beiteten. Sic Boli5ei maBte einl9rei-
uno suei Nrbeiter murben lei9t pertpun=
bet. Die Saupt=& doelsfiibrer purben
per6oftet. Man befiir9tet feline soeite=
rem unru0en.
, 1875-02-02
Tranfreib.

9oris 8. 81 San. STE gtatlonal=
8erlammluns nabm seitern bas BON gt'
WaGon beantraste Nmenoement Sl Wfn
topon's 8iG nit 1853 9e.9en 352 Stlm=
men IN. 9as ENHANCEMENT erflart, Dab
Der YrdIoent Der &cpublif BON Dem 90
nate uno Dem Souie semeinl9aftli9 auf
iieben Sabre erpdblt weroen loa nno
lwieberwablbar it, Die 2infc lplrb Seb'
in 6olse bieler inOireften Mn~erfennune
Der &epnblit fir Die sanSe 8erfallnnss=
bill ltimmen.
, 1875-02-02
Maenten %1er1an9f.

DIR. FoorE 10 Der gerfaFtr na.brerer rnebieintfaa
RDerte, BON seuen cine dber 100000 GrenrpIare Nbfas
sefuatea bat. Gin sweites uDas Wenf&enfpae,n" Der
,Sfsue gsllsfYraSe unb seiuuber geeaf&enSrfans,"
bat dnes abfas pom ltsr 10000 trrsiat. Dieies lestsre
aDert erf4stnt isst snslf@ uns seuti@. Gin neatres
aDerf nDtRsnf@aft uno Di&tuns' pbr SAMMY TUBES,
Der ~jaesnbtide Ar;t, unb %SPoNs1E, her ldatse @fFe, ers
faetnt pcrlduFs nur enelift. Dseen Snbalsssrssia'
ntfe btstr Werfe NOBLE man f& entrusber an DIR. FoorE
rcnbea eter on bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1919 East 18th Street, New York.
eIssnten wersen fir BEN gertrteb biefer Werfe ~Serlanst
unt erbalten fsbr saufise 9sbinsunssn. 60 man&sr
Mssnt ba. fbpa bar& ben @trtauf sisfer Werfe fi& ben
@runbfsin su etnen, fltintn ger,mSSen eelest. ,,Das
Wenfasafyasm" If fur grwa&fene ans nDtHenidafs unS
Dt&tuus" fir bic Sasenb Gin sprsaeti1es, lstrrsides uns
tntertfantes Dert. Gin Sntaltssersei&nih Der Derte
pel&es france pei pcR an iese Aerehe S~srfanbt ptrb,
sisbt eiae spIfdnbise 8ei&retbuns ~berfslben. Sod
einrnaI:
Msenten oSer Golporteure berlangt.
Abrelfire mie oben.
, 1875-02-02
Gngian0.

2onbDn, /. Bebruar. Sr. Gnr=
,aple bat ben inn p~erleibenen gatborAer
su%riidsewielen nnb 9r. SennDlon, Del
sum guronet crrannt werben aolte, bal
Die gbre abgelebnt.
2onbon II, l.. 6eb. Sn ben Goblen=
bersrperfen BON Siio=Wales lino 12>O0C
8er9leute eitel.
Sic 99iffssimmerleute BON Neiu=Gn=
file on Spne baben Die arbett ein9eltcht
5000 Mann feiern.
, 1875-02-02
pnrtugal.

= 2iiiab o H. l. Sch. Das omerifa
nil6e &riessl6if n6ranflin," Slassen=
iaiif bes europaii9en @el4waoers, 1T
in Saio e%inSetrDHen
, 1875-02-02
Etueas trlssrs geyfldsu.
lamb.

8erlin, 81. San. 9ie eelFDn
'bes &ei6stases ulrroe s%eitern sel6lel=
len, nadoem bas 8anfseles nod af1=
.oenpmmen ipprben mar.
, 1875-02-02
8rieft6e GnnfuItationen
nnentSeIbItb.

Dther gttneralten nod f&abltde pFansen sebrau&t.
Bstnabe 10000 patienten wurben BON ibra tn ban lestsn
stanjis Satren bebanoslt. Seber 8aa wtrb etnjela fors-
fdltis ~reeifrirt, pt brieEtd rtsr periOnIid, cb Scn benz
Dsetpr islbf cher ftinen 5dlfsar;ten. 2sstere fnb ale
~tfeniaaftIt& ssbtIbste Mebteiner.
@Ge Yattenten, ,pelds ~entfernt wutnen, ertalten cine
ausfabrliae 5raseulife franco per psf cher i'm 5aufe.
Gin ppafdnbtses fpfeuattfdes @intresen in ben gadern,
S~erbintert Seller pser SrrttImer. Die Bidder werbes
mar pom ben anseReatea Iesten %se6fnet.
aDessn Srasenlife pstr anberweitise Gpsfaltatiraea
aareiNre rtsu pte fplet:
DR.. E. B. FooTE,
Box 7ss, New York
, 1875-02-02
3nlanoitdf pepsIdfn.

3 . o n, 81. San. Sem seitern
Morsen IS bier fdlisen 3use Oerv Metus
BORT etp- gnslanbsS abn@ bssesnste in
, 1875-02-02
Oefrei9.

@iem /. Sch. Ser Sospooar BON
Montenesro bat ale Soroerunsen Su=
riidse5ogen.
, 1875-02-02
Ganenbe Gm@t

Ganenbe Gmebt
mirb UNI 70 Mt eb eilt.M
8. be Terlrn, m'l6e on ptigu 0ranibeit
le,tet, rirD asbtt,u fin an Or. Brtte Az teer.
zen, melher stns Hlaide Nieeiein b~sYitlbsn sur
probe. BARD bic GrprtB
II nj font
lsnssn rtro.
{ lie s~tnatasn Sonsn Enb bic grSrsFfcfsn
tts I'm WsrtaltriB gum Gsi6dfte asrinas iinb.
Or. Y,iee ia eln ~fubt,ter slrst ans bat biz
gsbaEblang her
fat enecn GuAt
III ieinem Sauptlubium atmadt NIB ssrfIdfst
5stluna ewb @tbrauh isiuer Msbisin.
tlntsriabt niht fir eins probsfIalts ~ sr.
ben, IS fOfst nidis uns pirp .r-..
Gu69 beilen!
MICS tnadt nihts aus, ME alt bic drarfbsi
N unb pttIe aneere Mt.tsl f~sblssihlaeen ha.
ben.
=. @irfuiars unb 3susnife trsrssn init ssr::s
ui9ts Neutrality-suspicious.
gsfnnet.
@eib srriGtis Der GrprsB bic Ys@ts atrsie
40 ssbsn anb farsibt an
81. Gbas. z. @riee
SO. 81 @illamS CTR, Wsw 2Jorf.
26 II mi
, 1875-02-02
Wreiie Der A~u3eigen:

...... Nv ma, $O75
IN Sauas.' Wv, NV; Sn,r ia
s!!m Saaars' MOI ni gHaG rs
Gin Saudre. cine gDShe 1550U
Gin Sauare. etnen Wtchdt ~ N
Gin Sanare. bret Jipnate H"'o
JSrps,r, gsssisen merssn btatser bere&nst.
Not pser ipeniaer 9eii,n silSsn etnvns square.
an, ansatsea tub I'M 9ssaus 3a 8ablrn.
DE aettuua mir III ottpmonb ano ut''
,ae ,ene BON bem 3raSern tar IS Cents per
@cde dusgttraeen.
, 1875-02-02
SEND O U MONEY

" Post once orders. checks, or drafts on New
ae letters containing money. Address
W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
sun oface, New York Civ
, 1875-02-02
Frank D. Hill.
unb NuftipnGr,
11NO IH a - c.oE

1l0S Main Stra6e.
Der State 8anf" sssenater.
@runbftde unb periSnliHes giasnttum
ptro auf pftntliGer MuftiSn pesr pripat per-
fault. Sauier unb "a &C wiro permistbet une
teicneere Mufmertlamtsit pirb auf has Gpaef-
ttren bon Mietbea stlest.
Der gsrfauf BON @ruubfiidsn irseut elmer
art piro aufs SprsfaItisls bstrisbtn.
mi mint
, 1875-02-02
35S9,96;;3 "a

35S9,S63 "a
------
Iettpen.
SsprttcFariide Gjhtrteiten . .S25S,1S4 49
gusfstsntr Hednuneen. . 243 $50 %
@rten fir WrGinien 1,7S1 90
Grr. e.. reoiff irte Sdulelhe'ne 10, 60 on
Spsiat Nrdm'sn getroa I, SOB o.
Oh Trmirirn g tsamIbip Grm-
Bang @tud 5000 90
Urunbfiide r.. 1883 so
Sf1ce Mfrteln 872 "
5Gaie ron ganfen & ganauiers 1857 70
Bon gaenten in lauferher Heh-
RUG $500 81
Paar . 20,t 81 9S
..$5S9,Sb3 II
5. s. Gfonahter. prG1. @.S. WiQis &c,
@. q. @alter & g.. G9snten,
297 fmt! Ml4 Mah Straee.
, 1875-02-02
Oritter jdbrlider geri6t
oon ben,
Gtanbe Der
0n6burQ %9niuronee \
Sanfin9 @pnspa aug.

1ffen Sannar 1874.
Gatitol . .$S50,m0(0
Te1erSe-Jrnb 47.t57 8
@uttatsn fer Ietpfftcren . f66. 5S4 8
@utbann Osrgsnfen II. 9anqnisrs 26,f21 70
, 1875-02-02
THE sEMI-WEEKLY sun.

Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies. one year. separately addressed land
an extra copy to getter mp of club,
Sixteen Dollars.
, 1875-02-02
THE DAILY SUN, sc A YEAR.
TERMS TO CLUBS

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SIN.
Five copies, one yea, separately addressed,
Four Dollars.
TcH copies, one year, separately addressed (and
an extra copy to the getter up OF club).
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy to the getter up of club,
Fifteen Dollars.
Fity copies. one year, to one address land tho
Semi Weekly one year to getter up of club.
Thirty.three Dollars.
FIFTY copies, one year, separately addressed land
she Semi weekly one year to getter up of club,
Vhirty-fivo Dollars.
One hundred comics, one year, to one address
(and the Daily for orc year TO the getter d. OF
ciuo)' Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year, separately al.
dressed land the Daily for one year to the getter
up Of club, Sixsy D0ilars.
, 1875-02-02
Birginia StaatS~Wa3errf
tasr,p bsrausssseten Don
9pbn q. y c II.
30. 8! 3DHlitc Stra6e.
u ib mo II ), g a.

subscrjptiorS Nreife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-29
Our MouudsvllIe Letter.
MouNpsyILLE, July 2S, 1875

MoUNDsvILLE, July IS, 1875.
Editors IntellIgeneer;
We have come to the conclusion to let
it rain, and as for dry weather, it is a
thing not to be thought Of a. long as the
windows OF heaven are open as they have
been for the last few weeks.
Among other improvements that are
being made in our town We might notice
the grading OF the street in front OF the
Court House. The work is being done by
G. S. McFadden, and when done itwilldO
more to add to the appearance OF that part
of town than anything that has been done
for years past. 4 good substantial stone
pavement will be laid in front of MCFad-
den's entire block Of buildings, and the
whole street will be so graded that the
water will all be carried toward the river,
We must surely give Mr., MCFadden the
credit Of being one Of our most enterpris-
ing citizens. What town We could have
II we had hundred such men.
The School Commissioners have at last
enclosed our school grounds with a hand.
some fence, and we need not now be afraid
Of the criticisms OF strangers concerning
the appearance Of our school house and
i.s surroundings Nice shade trees will
soon be planted within the grounds, and
everything possible will be done TO make
the place u pleasant resort for our chill
dren.
We understand that W, W. Evans, the
Junior editor Oi the ReJWrier, offers his
share Of the office for sale. lie does this
from the fact that he goes to Pennsylva-
MIA to engage in other business. This is
good chance for some CnlerpriSing bIIsi-
ness man, for the Reporter sdoing u large
busincss-morc, perhaps, than any paper
in this section, outside thCCity. We will
be sorry to lose viii from among us, but
we wish him well aud bid him (iod peed
in whatever he may undertake.
The festival at tho Court House last
evening was u success. II was held by the
ChildrenT Auxiliary 10 the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society. Miss En-
ma Moore was the leading spirit in the
matter. The proceeds are for the special
benefit Of some hospital in the far of
heather land. We wercnOt informed Of
the amount Of the net proceeds, but sup.
pose il to be considerable.
Many are fearful that the wet weather
will continue until Camp Meeting time,
II 10 cannot the meetings be held at the
church,
We expected ere this 10 see our new
Court House under way, bnL Us yet moth.
ing has been done. The old one still
stands, and some think II will stand for
years yet, unless II happens to tall down.
What Il our committee doing? Is moth.
ing more to be done in the matter2 Does
Cameron get the Court House after all?
Answer yG who Can. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-29
Who Is RespOnSIbIe?

Our neighbor Of the Register makes a
brilliant point in connection with the
failure Of Duncan Sherman Il Co. in favor
Of the election Of Old Bill Allen to the
Governorship of Ohio, 1t seems that the
financial policy Of the Government ruined
them-that Is, contraction did it. Con.
traction induced them to 60 into the
cotton business, and lose three cents a
pound on their purchases, Contraction
induced them to invest in the securities
Of the Mobile Il Ohio, the Atlantic u
Great Western, and Erie railroads. Why
didn't contraction ruin all the other
great banking houses in New York ?
The argument is too thin.
How comes il that We are hearing every
day Of immense failures in Eng
What made \. n W. Collie fail for III.
teen millions, for instance? Why il II
that we read in thu mornings news Of
the stOppnge Of 80 many mills in Dundee,
and in yesterdays paper Of several more
stoppages in Oldham, in England? Are
these failures and stoppagcs due to the
financial policy OF the United States gov
ernmcnt? Let US have light on this
point. II the Radicals Of this country
are doing all this ,evilmcnt the world
ought to know it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-29
The Mountain Mendow TrInI.

BEAVER, UTAH, July 2S.-Several wit.
ncsses were sworn at Beaver today, the
evidence being coniirmatory Of that pre-.
ceding 1t.
Lees cell was searched today and was
found to contain numerous articles to u.s.
sist him in escaping.
The defense presented aAdavitsby tele-
graph this afternoon from Salt Lake sta
ting that Brigham Young and George
Smith were in too feeble health to come
to Beaver, and asked that their deposi.
tions be accepted, which was refused. The
defense said they would take the allidavits
any way and present them, and asked till
tomorrow TO open the case for the de.
fensc.
This afternoon one Of the wives Of Lee
insisted on seeing him, and upon being re.
fused assaulted the jailor and was lodged
in Jail therefor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-29
Additional Particulars OF the
RrninRFl bridge Disaster,

Sr. PAUL, July 2S,-PersOns who have
arrived from the scene Of the railroad
bridge disaster at Brainard furnish addi-
tional particulars OF interest. As the
train was crossing the bridge the engineer
heard cracking and put on steam to
escape. His efforts proved too late to
save his life, The central span Of the
bridge gave way under the weight OF the
cars loaded with iron, and both ends OF
the train were drawn into the wreck, the
engine and several ears being drawn back
wards, and the remainder Of the cars
forward. The central span and the west
eFn spans Of the bridge went down, the
engine, tender and two cars that were
pulled backward falling on the west shore
and the remainder going into the river.
The crash made by the wreck was heard
distance Of threG-quarters OF mile.
The river at this point is about three
hundred feet wide and the water is from
six to eight feet deep.
There appears TO have been but one
brakeman on the train. Luckily, he was
behind the cars loaded with iron, and as
he saw them going down he ran for his
life across the tops Of the freight cars, but
finding that he could not reach the end Of
the train in time, he climbed down the
iron ladder on one Of the cars aud Jumped
off on portion Of the bridge which re.
mained standing, and was unhurt,
The wreck il described as irightinl to
behold. With the exception OF the en-
gine and two cars on the west bank, the
entire train, numbering, including the
cabOosc, twenty.One cars, Is piled in a
heap in the river. The cars are most
CmphNtically smashed into kindling wood.
All accounts agree that the bridge nc.
tualIy broke down beneath the weight OF
the train, and that no car left tho track
until the break occurred.
The names scat yesterday include all
the persons fatally injured, The few |
wounded are doing well, and will soon
rnpnVnr
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Two Southern Gentlemen Vowed
Vow nnIl kCpI IL.

The Statesman, Of Austin, Texas, says:
" From Serbin comes the news Of the
finale of n fearful tragedy, and We are
able to gather the following details in re-.
gard to II. Drs. Mnllette and Manning
were both practiCing physiCians in the
same neighborhoOd, and had been living
there for several years. Some little pro-
fessiOnal jealOnsies sprang up between
them, and Mallette, in time, began to talk
about the other doctor in what was re.
gardcd ns an nnjustiGnbIc manner. lie
did not, as il Is said, COnine his remarks
about Manning in professional capacity
alone, but had placed him in wrong SO
cial light before others, and had also in.
dulged IN reflections upon the character
Of near female relative Of Manning.
Manning finally called upon Mnllcttc to
give an explanation Of his course, which
resulted in an agreement between them to
fight. They went TO 4 store, selected each
OF them n hnlChCr.kniie, and then seek ing
n",n u" "r'"r rI" % Cniya" IN ILrir vir,;" ,',ri,v
lit ,i,o.n :" ,s,sC "oit LnI Iotnto S;,,,os S:5
,m"."ii ~" e "o,T ,s"nJoI av o "ro sn"so sov' WY
WoIi",,! ,v"i'"r;n,, " IN ,oro va, S "n,i Ws"
ming n wreck VI his former self. Though
separated, and death, in Mannings ease,
imminent, n fearful vengeance was muln.
Lay, I ,"TIm ~ ,o .o,,"i "" @ .n,r, "' w" 'Tn non,%n
"Si" n,si ~ ~. sOoi,rosoT svc, o tsn, ";s ,vm,,"J,
WanS; S S"" ooi ,vuiujI snJ oon rU i,n., @ "arnsn
ir" is nTv % om% I il % ii" tor"vSrS "Ct SI'r l,c Ec
..,.. a,",n fP!ii,!' t's T' If JI ~ ~ ~. IT, T;,.
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Specie Delegates.

New York, July 20.-The following
delegates were tonight appointed to at-
tend the proposed convention at Cincin-
natl to confer about measures to restore
specie payments and to correct the evils
OF the national revenue system: r. X.
Thurbcr, Lloyd Aspinwall, :. D. Bah.
cock, A. l., Earle, George W. Clarke, f.
4. Conkling, George W. SlStare, Parker
Hardy, D. W. Landor, c. NJ. Fry, AlgerOn
$. Sullivan, a. A. Low, VIM, II. Wiley, G.
A. Merwin, Thomas W. Evans, Percy
Pyne, John +. Henry, WIN. r. kirkland,
Charles A, Dana, Franklin Edison Myer,
Ii. Mycr, Clarkson N. Potter, John 7.
Agnew,C G. Delameter, and ]. Wy. Seligman.
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CLEVELAND, July 28.-At the races to-
day the attendance was large. The track
was in magnificent condition. All the
races on without single withdrawal.
Second day Of the club races. Fully
l2,000 people were on the grounds to.
day. The track was In a magnificent
condition Notwithstanding the drench-
ing rain Of last night, to-day proved
brilliant among the fastest races OF the
country. Fullerton made his best record,
2:lS, III the second heat. The sport was
excellent, although not as exciting as yes.
terday, nor as good as is anticipated for
10. morrow,
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The steuSenvilIe Gasetie oil yesterday
says that it seems as II nothing will satisfy
the greed oil National Bankers, referring
to the case OF one OF the Chicago banks
that transferred a large part Of its capital
to its surplus account in order to escape
taxation. 1t asks the question, NOW long
will the people Of the United States SUP
init to the eXtortIons Prac''reu "y '"'S
greatest oil monoPo''es-'he N"''o''"'
Banking system
There are Two or lhree remarks 'Ua'
we deem appropriate IN 'he way ol com
ment upon the above. Inc hrst Is mat
by Sec, 30 oil the National banking Act
all National Banks are placed l" eAucs'y
the same relation TO the TAX laws OF Tue
various States aS other property holders
A National bank can do nothing TO escape
local taxation that a State OanK may mol
do, and, as matter Of fact, they do not
escape taxation On the other hand' 'he
State banks, as matter OF fact, do ca.
cape great deal Of taxation. We will
explain.
A day or two ago we published the re-
turns Of personal property in the city as.
sessment district Of Wheeling. These re-
turns showed adecrcase in the amount of
personal property Of $57O,373 as compar-
ed with last year. In handling these re-
turns to onr reporter, Mr.. ArkIe, the as
SCISSOR, took occasion to remark that he ac-
counted for the falling of Gn part at IensD
by the fact that two Of our banks had
changed from the National to the State
system, and that thus their shares had
escaped taxation, Ns formerly, in the
hands OF their owners.