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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

COLLISION ON THE BALTIMORE And OHIO ROAD.
BALTIMORE, Nov IL 1875.
lis reported this afternoon that serious accident
occurred on Wednesday night the main line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Keyser station
and Piedmont. W. Va passenger train from the
West ran into number Of freight cars standing
on siding, the switch having careessy left
open. The passenger thrown down an en-
bankment ana badly wrecked All the passengers es-
capped with slight bruises Conductor Chew; George
W Hoover, baggage MASTER and Jerry Hall, brakeman,
were severely cut and bruised
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CUBA.

STRINGENT DECREE ISSUED BIZ vALMAsEDA.
HAVANA, Nov II 1875
Captain General valmaseda has issued a decree pro-
hIbting persons living between lines formed by sagua,
Macagua and Palmillas on side, and the Trocha
Jucaro and Moron on the other, from travelling after
dark warning them that they do they may be shot
at sight BY patrols and pIckets
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OUR LITTLE DAUGHTER AGED az YEARS,
afflicted with spinal meningitis and could not her
limba GtLKsi LISMETr IoniDK AMMONIA Is efecting
cure Mr. g. g. KETCHAM, 239 West Fourteenth street
Depot sixth avenue New York Sold by all druggists
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THE VILE DE PARIS.

THE VESSEL SAFELY DoCKED.
HAvRE, Nov. IL, 1875.
The weather has moderated Tho steamer vls de
Paris successfully docked last night,
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ENGLAND.

'gHE AFFAIRS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
TORONTO, Nov. IL 1875.
cable despatch from London to the Globe says that at
the half yearly meeting OF the Great Western Railway
Company the President made statement OF the affairs
ofthe company and alluded at length to the falling OF
oftrafic receipts After long discussion and several
suggestions from Shareholders who expressed hope
that things had got to the worst and would begin to
mend the usual resolutions we're carried.
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BELGIUM.

APPALLING LOSS OF LIFE BY THE RECENT COL
LIERY EXPLOSION.
SERArNG, Nov IL, 1875
The loss Of life by the explosion in the Marahaye
Coery is appalling Fortytwo dead bodies have
already been taken out is thought that several
areistill in the pit
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RUN ON A BANK.

NEWARK. N. j., Nov. IL, 1875
run was made to-day upon the Dime Savings Inst-
tuition by small deposrtors alarmed by the recent fail
ure OF A. N. Reynolds, private banker who was
manager in the institution The crowd great
that policemen required at the doors The clerks
are pay ing all the depositors intending continue
long their strength will endure The institution has
over 81 O0O 900 OF deposits safely invested and ample
FUNDS TO meet the emergency. The doors were kept
open during the evening 70 meet the demand
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PouaHKEErsrE. N Y Nov u


freight train, bound north on the Hudson River
Railroad broken rail in the cut south OF
Crugers station at noon to-day The locomotive ten
der and eight empty piled heap but no
body was hurt Both tracks obstructed and all
the passenger trains since delayed from
to seven hours The obstruction has been cleared and
all the trains are running regularly again
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ORDERS AND DErAcHMENrs.

WASHINGTON Nov. IL, 1875
Lieutenant A. P. Nazro has been ordered to the Hart
ford at New York; Chaplain Wesley O. Holway to hold
himself in readiness for duty board the Hartford
Detached-Captain W. f. Hopkins from the Benecia
and ordered home Passed Assistant Engineer G. J.
Burnah has reported his arrival nome, having been
detached from tho Ashueot, Asiatc station, on the
Goth OF september last and has been placed waiting
orders.
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THE HOOKING VALLEY STRIKE.

COLUMBUS, Nov IL 1875.
The strike Of the coal miners in the Hooking Valley
over and the miners return TO work tomorrow at their
own tcrmssixty cents per ton The break occurred at
shawnee. Operators shipping coal to this point,
and the operators the Hooking Valley became
over their prospective loss OF trade and yielded TO the
demands OF their men, and authorized them to 60 to
work TO- morrow an advance of ten cents per
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TURKEY AND SERVIA.

THE sERvIAN TROOPS RECALLED FROM THE
FRONTIER.
VIENNA, Nov. II 1875
Servia has withdrawn her troops from the frontier
and countermanded the order TO the militia proceed
thither, account of the withdrawal The Turkish
stroOns
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MURDERED WHILE BEING MARRIED.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Nov IL, 1875.
At 81 Mary, Mo-, small town few miles south of
here, young coIored girl, while being married to
man named Brooks Wednesday night was shot
through the head by discarded lover, whose name Is
not reported The girl died shortly after being shot,
and the murderer escaped
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SCOTLAND.

LARGE COTTON MILLS DESTROYED By FIRE.
LONDON, Nov. 13-3A. NJ
The large cotton mills at Glasgow belonging 70 Rob-
ertson h Co and Young Co. were totally DESTROYED
by Ore yesterday The loss estimated al ST. 500 600
and l, 200 persons thrown out Of employment by
the disaster
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4 Augusta Evans Novel drawing ad-
that the publication day Is necessarily post
poned until sufficient supply can be prepared
c.. w. CARLETON A co. Publishers.
TITLE FOLKS LETTERS. ---
IL beautiful little children BY Mrs NJ S. Bm-
erson, author Of Betsey and Are Out" s.Prco 81 so
w. q. w. CARLETON a CO., Publishers
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. u, 1875.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. II, 1875
The directors OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad have
been served with notice that application would DO
made to-day to Judge Trent, of the United States
Court for the appointment Of receiver for that road
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A PRECEDENT FOR DIR. sToRRs.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov IL 1875
Rev. r. H. Marling minister Of the Bond street Con-
gregatonal church Of this city, has accepted call
from the Fourteenth street Presbyterian church OF
New York. He will enter upon his labors at the
beginning OF next month.
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SPAIN.

EXTRAORDINARY CABINET coUNcnl-THE TREATY
OF 1895 WITH THE UNITED STATES
MADRID, Nov IL, 1875.
An extraordinary Cabinet Council held to-day to
discuss the reply to the from the United States
relative to the execution OF the treaty Of 1895
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1rrrLH anouNp roR Hopr.

GALVESTON, Nov IL, 1876.
The steamship State OF Texas, which outside to-
day searching for survivors of the City OF Waco dis
aster has returned and brings further There
to be little ground for hope of finding any
of the Waco's passengers crew.
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DIR. A. s. M'DuI.,

despatch from Milwaukee, Wis, says that Dr. A.
s. McDl superintendent Of the State Hospital for the
Insane and Member Of the Forty-thrd Congress died
at the hospital near Madison. Yesterday afternoon.
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ALL THINKING PEOPLE CAN INSTANTLY SEE
that the ELASTIC Truss, 6S3 Broadway. which comfortably
holds and Rupture must supercede all
every kind whatsoever.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours, in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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A-FoR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT OF
extra quality go direct TO the manufacturer ESPEN-
ScHBID lib Nassau street.
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THE NEW YORK TIMES.

THE SUNDAY EDITION
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THE CANAL COMMITTEE.
ALBANY, Nov. IL, 1877!

The Legislative Joint Canal Investigating Committee
went into executive session this morning and after
ward adjourned to meet in the State Hall in this city
next Thursday.
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HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAI
should be by all persons having throat diseases PK
TooTnAoHK DRoPs cure in minute.
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EvERDELL's PRINCIPAL OFFICE NO. 80
Broadway.-Eiegant WEDDING BALL CARDS, FoRKiG
NoTK PAPERS MONOGRAPHS &c
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STORE established by selling articles the univeral
price OF One Dollar which could be
FOR less than twice three times much This pro-
pretors continue TO do but by the General system
they have been enabled give greater scope 10 their BUSH
ness offer the General Average System Gold aud
Silver Watches elegant French Clocks Bronxes inlaid
Writing Desks Work Boxes and large list Of
Fancy Goods at less than the price OF importation or
facure and 100 per than they can be pur
chased for in the retail stores ORIGINAL DOLLAR
STORE. 667 Broadway.
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OBITUARY.
MAJOR GEORGE ". aRIcr.

despatch from Norfolk, Va says that Major
George W. Grce President of the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad, died suddenly yesterday morning, at his
residence IN Portsmouth, OF apoplexy.
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A cAR11sT BAND DISPERSED.

BARCELONA, Nov. II 1875
The band Of Carlsts under Castels have been
defeated and dispersed. Many have surrendered or
sded into France
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A-A-rHE REPUTATION OF THE DoLLA

A So HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALITY
SILK HATS 81 50 worth -. 10 New Church street, up
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THE VICE PRESIDENT.

MR.. WILSON'S CONDITION DURING THE NIGHT
HIS RAPID coNvALEscENcE REPORTED BY HIS
PHYsIoIAN-GENERAL INTEREST MANIFESTED
IN HIS RECOVERY
WASHINGTON, D, c., Nov r. 1875
mr. A. II shattuck, personal friend from Natick
Mass sat up with the Vice President last night and
reports that he quite restless for time and
once complained Of slight pain in the head which,
however, yielded Immediately to gentle stroking
Alterward he slept well, his extremes remaining
warm and his pulse continuing regular seventy to
sevcnty-three. This morning he has partaken freely
Of beef tea and chicken broth with
DR.. BAxrER's
DR. Baxter says:-"The Vice President slept comfort
ably from four to ten O'Clock this morning When he
awoke he said he felt better, ana began realize tho
fact that he is weak He wants TO read the
papers" The Doctor says he has confidence
than that the Vice President will be again
week ten days.
DISTINCT IsHED CALLERS
At hafpast eleven to-day Justices Miller Strong and
Hunt land later Mr. f. T. Waters OF the Boston Adver
tiser) sent their cards the Vice President Senator
j. s. Morrill, and ex-senator Fenton called admit
ted and spent few minutes in conversation with the
Vice President At hafpast two Mr. Watson Secretary
OF the British Legation, and at quarterpas three Hon
George Bancroft called and had few minutes
sation with him. Mr.. Wilson received during the day
number OF bouquets and testimonials among which
a basket of beautiful flowers from the Executive Man
sion and box Of cut flowers from friend in New York,
attached to which card bearing the following
To Henry wilson from old friend who loves hun,
and whose whole soul joins his in gratitude 10 God for
his promised recovery.
CONDITION DURING
The Vice President has rested quietly during the day
and more DESTROYS of receiving friends than his
physicians disposed to allow. He remarked this
morning that he thought he would be able to leave
here for Massachusetts Monday. Sergeant alarms
French gives him the best of He has everything
the way OF attention that he could DESIRE and
himself very grateful for the kindness of his
friends He suffers pain and is cheerful. DR..
Baxter still thinks he is rapidly convalescing.
LATER REPORTS OF MR.. WILSON'S CONDITION
MORE NoURIsHING DIET FURNISHED
OLD FRIEND IN ATTENDANCE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov IL 1875.
Dr. Baxter called the Vice President night at
seven O'clock and found him able to take
ishing diet He accordingly prescribed scraped
beef Mr. Charles F. Herring, of Natick, Mass old
friend and townsman Of the Vice President arrived
here night and thereafter repaired to the Vice
Presidents room. The Vice President was much
pleased to him. and especially when he said he
would stay with him during the night
At eight oclock Mr. Herring reported that the Vice
extremities and his condition generally
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CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.

Cork, Nov. IL, 1875.
Cardinal McClosksy arrived in this city to-day from
Dublin
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Ask ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS STOCK
NGs. ANkLRTs KNEK CARS. at MARSH'S Truss Office.
No. vesey street, Astor House. No uptown branch
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rHE woncEsrER Ar roRrRFss MoNRoE.

The WOhCEbIEh Al FOhIhhoc hlONhOE.
FORTRESS MONROE Va, Nov. IL 1878.
The United States Worcester, flagship OF the
North Atlantic squadron arrived here last night from
Aspiuwall; all we'll
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A-RUPrURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCl-
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Aston House. No uptown branch.
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
blacr-BOswELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRIFrc ron rnI
HAM, Depot, No. Dey street.
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prices as HERTS A CO., Manufacturer, sO5 aud 500
broadway opposite Eleventh street
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THE WORD "SOZOD0NTn
which become household word IA derived from
the Greek composed Of words, odcntes
5000 translated means TO preserve and odoutasn the
teeth~SozODoFr preservcr OF the teeth IL Ia trina
TO It's name IL beautihes and preserves teeth
and the and all lmpurtes OF ira
breath Tine odor Of this pure preparation 80 delightful
that luxury 70 apply H. IL "a harmless water
Sold by druggists and perfumers
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CORNs. BUNI0NS INGRowING NAILS, &C
cured without pain CoRx CuRx by natl SOC.
DR. RICE, iss Broadway, near Dey street.
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WATERING PLACE NOTES.

The latest tarantula movements are effected,
according 10 the Boston Globe. by a hornet craw-
ling up The starboard leg or the paHtaloons OF a
gentleman engaged IN the pleasant task OF
viewing the grounds of his country seat in COM
pany with q number OF his city lady friends.
The most prouse watering places about these
days are to be found ON the Drows OF the stump
speakers now dong OHIO.
The Boston Post consoles Itself with the renec-
ton that while so many people are rollicking at
the watering places the "stay -atnome'sn have
compensation not to be sneezed at. They are
philosophers from necessity and make the most
OF it,
The Springfield Republican, speaking or the
huge caravanseries at the great fashionable sum-
mer resorts, remarks that 'the quieter and less
fashionable places have their turn nowadays, and
WIN continue 10 attract more ana more as the
practice grows habitual with all classes. The
country towns In convenient reach or eacn other
VIII increase IN favor Tor summer rest.
III Is stated that there are snowdrifts In the
gorges OF Mount KatahdlH, Me-, ten TO nifty leet
deep. And when you 20 TO ind them ten TO one
Historian Motley Is at Nahant.
quite large NUMBER OF AlDanians are at Fire
Island, including the rownsenos. tue Pruyns, the
Barkers, the Mann1ngS and others.
They are to have a grand camp meeting &
Thousand Islands PARK, where, we suppose, they
''play on the harp Of a thousand stringsn &c.
health.
Inc Ortons western Unlonl are at their resi-
dence In Lenox, Mass.
Berkeley Springs, West Va, were pronounced
BY w washington In his diary as the famous
was a. tne ripe age OF sixteen.
benjamin +. Russell and II. B. Plant and wife,
OF New YORK, are among the late arrivals at the
ocean, Newport SO are the tSkiumores, OF Long
Island I; MISS Bowen, MISS Annie X. Bowen, ]. Is.
Lincoln, Jr., and Mrs. X. III. Lincoln, OF PhIladel-
phla; OhVer Dlrson ana vile, Of Boston, and oth-
ers.
:, Governor Chamberlain and wife, or south Caro-
INA, are at the states, Saratoga. SO is II. p.
McGrath, the famous thurman. SO are General
Illt0n and vile, Of Maine, and General John Coch-
rane, oil New YORK.
George p. Kane and wife, OF Baltimore; the
Benders, OF Albany, ana p. D0nahoe, OF tue Bog
toga.
Ex-Governor Bigler, OF Pennsylvania; Judge
nixon, OF New Jersey; Judge @. M. Spier, OF New
nork, ana Dr. X V. Plerce, OF Buffalo, are at the
MRS. Governor R. K. Scott, son ana servant. OF
south Carolina, are at Congress Hall.
J. r. Leonard, OF san Francisco, Is at the Ameri-
can, Saratoga, win many others.
A. H. Clapp and Wife, and J. III. Hillard and
uaugnter, OF New rorB, are at the Columbian. SO
Is \. l.. Osterman, Jr., OF Brooklyn.
rev. ROBERT Collyer, vile and two children, or
ChcAgo, are az the Monteagle Niagara Falls.
rev. William Il. Starr, or Baltimore, Is at the In
ternatonal. SO are DR.. J. Walker, OF the British
Oneever, or Boston.
At the Cataract Niagara Falls, are Captain
kennedy. OF Liverpool DR.. Llndsley, OF Nashville
mrs j. =. seymour ana MISS A. seymour, OF New
YORK; \: w Brown. United states Army, and
| vile. and others
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ANCIENT RELICS.

Among the relics exhibited at the recent Gen.
tennisl Harvest Home, at Salem, N. j.. we're the
following "A cradle and dough tray, over 100
years old a clock which came from England in
1898, which played tune every hour; a dish
which belonged 10 Molly Pitcher. who worked gun
at Monmouth after her husband had been killed In
IT'S; old swords, guns and bullet pouch OF Black
Kettle, the Apache chief, VINO was Killed by
General Custar's commands; q pOcketbook made
In 1868; specimen OF needlewOrk l20 years old !:
q taDlecoth on which General Washington ana
Lafayette dined; candlestlcks, lamps, fans and
window curtains over 200 years old, ana bulps
eye watch, manufactured In 1925; a pair OF.
SCISSORS, with steel blaoes and silver handles
made In 1919, and silver dessert spoon, dating
BACK nearly century later,