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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-28
The Recent IIcnVy ltninS III The
Interior OI West virginia.

Elll0r' lnlcllgcnrCr
Having just retnrnc, from business
trip through the counties Of Lewis, Up.
shCr, Barbour, Harrison and Doddrigc.
! nm prepared to give you n brief state.
mcnt Of The late nood, ns I Witnessed II.
Most Oi the streams were higher than
they have been for many years, and some
were higher than ever known before.
The destruction Is immense. Along the
water courses everything il swcpt away,
or entirely ruined. Grass that was cut
was carried away, and that that was
not wns 40 snnded na To lc worthless.
Fences and everything portable, including
bridges, saw logs, &c, were swept away.
Mill.dams were, many Of them, washed
away. Wheat il much injured by the
wet weather.
Altogether, II il ahe most disastrous
food that has ever visited that part Of the
country, Nc.
Wheeling, July a.
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\ Scrap Of West Virginia Demo
cratic Politics.

At the Gallipolis Democratic meeting
on Wednesday last, where Allen and PEN
dleiOn werethe orators OF the day, Henry
S. Walker, OF this State, was called on for
speech. lie obeyed the call to the ex-
tent oiabout three columns OF harangue
in the Cincinnati Commercial. In the
course Of his remarks on the financial
question, he blew up the Wall street
democracy and Mahattan club Of New
York at fierce rate, In doing 30 he
related the following circumstance in re-
gard to West Virginia tDemocra tic)
politics;
81 can we'll remember my friends, when
the New York World, understood to be
under the rlictation OF August Belmont,
then the Chairman OF the Democratic
National Executive Committee, and the
representative OF financial powers in EtI-
rope, undertook to read out Of the Demo-
coatic party 4 man who carried more
brains and more true Democracy IN his
two heels than you could inject IN the
skulls ol the whole crowd in n thousand
centuries, though you had the keely mo;
tor to work your force-pump. Laughter
| refer to that renowned orator, hero and
statesman, Clement l.. Nallandlng'
ham. [Prolonged applause Some
years ago that crowd obtained
possession Of the Democratic Ma.
tional Executive Committee, and
when the Democratic party Of West Nir-
ginia, at the National Convention in 1865,
applied, as they had a right to apply, to
the national organization for aid in the
pending canvass to enfranChise the people
Of that State, and remove the acCursed
test oath system then hanging over them,
the chairman Of that committee, with the
cold.bloodrd instructive commercial pro.
pcnsily Of his nation, declared that they
could have all the aid they wanted II
they would give to New York her Candi.
date for the Presidency, and support him
in the National Convention. The prOpo.
sutton was declined. West Virginia al.
hcred to her first love, George II, Pcndle.
ton, Of Ohio. loud applause. The
Democratic party Of West Virginia
worked out their own salvation in fear
and trembling. Applause,
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ClIIcngn.

CHICAGO, July 27.-F'lour - Dull and
nominnlly easier 1t $j5OaG 90. Wheat-De
mand fair and market firm; No. 2 Sprlng
active at 81 l7y5 seller August; 81 II sellel
September. COrn-flrmef; No. 2 mixed
tic seller August; 72c seller September
ORtS-StCady with moderate demand No
9, 4GIIc seller August; S79Ic seller Sep
tember; G0Ifc cash and seller July. lye
Quiet and stendy al 7sc seller August fGC
seller September. l]arley-Steady with a
moderate demand at 81 Oj seller September;
81 0iiI seller October Seeds-Firm; sales
Of good timothy at 50 90; prime S. 6Oa
2 G2X; clover nominally 81 25a7 90 fol
prime to medium POfk-Quict and steady;
$2O 90 seller August; $50 SO seller Septem
Der. Larl-Quirt and firm at Sl3 So seller
August Sl3 o. seller September.
On call board wheat WIS stronger al
81 i72ial IS August; 81 l7Jf September
Corn unsettled and higher at IKE August
72sSC September. Oats firm at 4iaiSc Au,
gust; 3sC September. Pork easier at 500 5C
August 500 70 September. Lard unchanged
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TIE degeneration Of the Manchester
(England) factory children Is attributed
by Dr.. Ferguson to the fact that, instead,
Of being brought up on milk, as formerly,
they are now reared on tea and coffee from
the time they are weuned, which they i'm.
bibenot only in the morning, but often
three times a day. DR.. FurgessOn has
found that, when fed On milk twice day,
feeble children between l3 and 10 years
Of age grow nearly four times as fast as
children fed on tea or coffee, whose
growth between the years mentioned
does not exceed four pounds a year
whereas the children fed on milk night
and morning grow 10 pounds a year. At
least one.half Of the boys In mills, from IL
to 20 years Of age, either smoke or chew
tobacco, or both; and this operates pre-.
jadicially to their growth.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.
knl.

There is q fair demand, but, as usual In
the summer months, the supply Is limited.
In the Fifth street auctions duriug the last
week sales footed up $50 head, against 29S
head for the preceding week, and 1000
heAd for the last month. OF last weeks
sales, there were shipments 10 Little Fork,
Pennsylvania, including some fancy driv.
ing stock, at prices ranging from SI25 to
800, and to Indiana at from $40 To 800 per
head. For the year ending July 20, sales
in the auctions foot up Is, 900 head, against
lTG2S for the preceding year. General
prices remain Plugs $20a4O, common work
SjOasj, common drivers O5a9O, medium
drivers $g0al2O, street car $S6ali0, Boston
chunks $jjal2O, good harness horses for
home use $i20al50, extra harness horses
$lj0a2OO, heavy draft $l5Oa2OOa3OO. In the
mule market prices are as follows; Four.
teen hands $1ja9O, 10 hands $iiOaiS6, 10
hands $l50al76.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has determined that hereafter premiums
shall be paid to engineers and lircmen on
all lines operated by it according to ocor'
tain specifications. Monthly premiums
to engineers and frcmcn showing best re.
suits for preceding month will be $50
and $40 respectively, annual premiums
showing best results for preceding year
will be SlOO and $50 respectively for first
premium, and S75 and s37 50 respectively
for second premium. No engineer or
fireman violating rules or neglectingduIy
will be entitled to premium for the month
in which such misconduct occurs. In
such cases the premium will be paid to the
man showing the next best results.
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TnR San Francisco colored folks have
been asking for permission to send their
children to any public school they might
select, but the city authorities conclude
to maintain The present separate schools
for them. There are only 1853 colored
children in the city, but 30 Of whom at.
tend school. There are sixteen schools
for colorcd pupils at Augusta, Ga, and
they have succeeded 40 well that the an.
ihorlties recommend that the entire con.
troll Of the education Of these children
be Transferred to board composed Of
ireeholders and commissioner Of their
own race, and that the fund obtained from
the taxation Of their property and polls
he placed Al the disposal Of the board,
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New YORK, July 2i.-A New Orleans
dispatch states that riot il apptChendcd
at East Fclicitana, where ihc negroes
have assumed the offensive aud are col.
lccting aud arming through the parish
for the supposed purpose Of capturing
the town of Clarion. Great excitement
prevails tlirouglloutihc parish. A mum.
Der of whites, armed and congrcgatcd,
patrol the town. 4 bad feeling has cN.
islcd between the races in this parish for
sOnC months.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 27.-Jno. MacIver, ont
OF the proprietors Of the Cunard steamer
line who retired some time ago, is dead
An alarming state OF things prevails al
Ollham, only six out OF one hundred and
sixty.two mills belongingto the Employ
ers Association, are working.
In the House OF Commons this after.
noon, Disraeli, in reply to Dillwyn, re.
fused to give precedence to Plimsell's
shipping bill, which, he said, despite the
excellency OF its motives, would only ag-
gravate the evils it was intended to rem.
edy, besides it would'require too much
time in it, consideration. The bill Of Sir
Charles Adderly, President Of the Board
OF Trade, would give the Government
more rapid and direct action in stopping
ships from sailing, After a long debate
the House, by . vote OF la against 10,
agreed to give the Government bills pre-
ccdcncc tomorrow.
CLOSING THE MILLS.
Fifty mills have been closed in Ashton,
and eight thousand operatives thrown
out OF employment,
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TnE doctrine Of miracles is doctrine
whose direct effect Is 10 quiet all desire
for scientific inquiry. When anything
very wonderful occurs, II IL much easier
to account for II by declaring II n miracle
than to investigate the natural causes
thereof. Hence, comets were the flaming
scimciars Of Jehovah, lighiningS the
thundctholls of the Almighty, earth.
Quakcs the vibrations from the footsteps
Of Deity, the pcsiilencc tho visitation OF
m offended Providence.
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Knnsny CiIyN KcOkuIi I.niIrOnd.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 2n-Thc
English capitalists who have been <
amining the line Of the Kansas City 4
Kcokuk Railroad left here yesterday
we'll satisfied with the looks Of things.
There has been already eleven hundred
and fifty Thousand dollars put in the road,
which i partly completed. The engineer
will soon make report and an estimate
Of the capital required, and II is under.
stood that the capitalists wi at once put
up funds for its completion. Kansas
City will thus have another Eastern
outlet, which will give her, including the
Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific, fourteen
lines running their own trains into the
city,
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CINCINNATI, July Cotton-Firm at
l4ltc. Flour-Quiet; family at 50 26a8 40.
Whclt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Dali 72a75c. Oats-SteRdy with q mod.
crate demand at 6Or65c. Rye-Dull and
nominal, 0ils-Unchanged. Provisions
Quiet and steady. Pork-SaleS at $2l 90.
Lard-Quiet and steady at lS9fAl4kc.
Bulk Meats-Firm with fair demand;
shoulders atssGc; clear sides llal9c; clear
l2Ac, Bacon-SIeAdyi shoulders 99Saa9kc;
clear rib sides l?HalSci clear lSNal3Ne.
Hogs-Dull at 81 65a79 Whisky-Steady
with a medium demand at 81 ID.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

EEw YORK, July 97,-GoLD-The fail.
ure of Duncan, Sherman 4 Co, created
great excitement in the Gold Room, where
the price advanced rapidly from ll99. to
ll6Ss, and subsequently declined to ll3lI;
still later there was a rally to ll4IE, and a
reaction to lii The last sales were at ll4',.
Borrowing rates were l.6I, @, 3, ., =, lilo
per cent, The Gold Room presented very
animated appearance, and such scenes Us
occurred have not been witnessed since the
panic Of 1873, The rapid rise to 1867 was
caused partly by the rush to cover on the
part Of the shorts, and after many Of the
bears had covered their contracts the price
naturally reacted, Among foreign bankers
the failure was tbs sole topic OF discussion,
and there was very little business in For.
eign Exchange.
MoNEY-Morc active, loaning at per
cent and closing at 3al.
GOyERSAIESTs-Firm
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T'LooDs IN RICHIE COUNTY Genl.
Harris, Pension Agfnt, informs Us that
Richie comfy In the neighborhood Of
llarrisville, was visited on Thursday
night by tremendous rain, lasting up.
wards Of four hours. Indian Greek,
small stream passing Harrisville and
empting into the south branch Of Hughes
river, rose to height Of thirty feet, and
for twenty miles destroying grass, oats
and corn crops. Sweeping Of fences, and
in some places the soil from the bottoms
clean down to the hard pan. No such q
rise in the stream was ever before known.
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A National Hard Money COmVcn.
lion.

New York. July 27.-T'hc evening Post
will publish the following news alsO ihi.
afternoon:
AmCcling will be held tomorrow even.
ing at the rooms Of the Association OF
Political Reform, for the purpose Of elect.
ing delegates from this city to the Na.
tiOnnl Hard Money Convention to he held
at Cincinnati on the 18th Of October.
This convention will be the outgrowth Of
a meeting held at the Tobacco Exchange
in Richmond on the fourth Of May.
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Btsnor CrMMINs, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, says that the denoni.
nation is making rapid progress, pnrticn'
larly in the Western States, Chicago alone
having six Of the new churches Philn'
delphia also is favorable point, five
churches having been established there
Three additional Bishops were elected at
the Last council, and will soon receive
conservation.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICR OP TIIE CHIEF SIGSAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., July I'll AN.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OPPICR OF TIIR CIIIRP SIGNAL OPPtCRR,
WAsuISOTON, D, C., July 27.-l AN,
PROBABILITIES.
For South Atlantic, aud Gulf States
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, stationary
to falling barometer, southwest to south.
east winds, slight changes in the temper
ature, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas.
For Upper Lake region Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, falling
or stationary barometer, easterIy to
sOrtherly winds, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, rain areas.
For the Lower Lake region and the
Middle States, stationary followed by
falling barometer, winds shifting eastCrly
and southcrly, slightly warmer, cloudy
and partly cloudy and rain areas from the
former region to Virginia.
For New England, rising or stationary
barometer, northwest tOsomthwCst winds,
slightly cooler, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
The lower Mississippi will fall or re.
main nearly stationary.
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Wool-Quiet
and prices Tor fine, nominal, medium grade
and cOmbiugs firm Ohio, PennSylvania
and West Virginia Xxx aud above 4sa60ci
Y, 4sajOc; medium 6Oa57ci coarse 4ba49ci
New York, MiCli igan, lndina and western
line 4jai7ci medium 50a6lc; coarse 46a49ci
COmbing washed 6Sa60c; do. unwRShed
49y4c; fine unwNshcd S2a33Ifc coarse and
medium unwashed 3ja4Oci tub No. | super
fine lulled 40a42c.
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New York Dry Goods.

NRw York, July27.-There was q mode,
rate movement in staple Gotten and wOolen
goods, Prints and hosiery heavy. Stand.
ard and Al brown Sheeting In steady re.
quest. Bleached shirtingS irregular, and
Wamsutta and Pride OF the West declined
Il cent, Cotton flannel doing well. Shirts
and drawers and cardigan jackets In mode.
rate request. Fancy caSsimeres not SO
quick. Woods and Aannels slowly improv.
ing Foreign goods dull,
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A MEErISd Oi the creditors 0i Sweeney,
Mckinney Il Co, took place yesterday
forenoon at 10 O'Clock, at the office of the
firm on l4th street, and second or all
journed meeting at,g in the afternoon,
The following creditors were present, viz;
Messrs. Adams and Chandler,reprcscnting
the Ohio Valley Bank Messrs. Jones and
Samuel Laughlin, representing the Ex-
change Bank; A. j. Clark, representing
the Commercial Bank; u. c. List, repre-.
sent the Bank Of Wheeling, and Mr.. jo.
seph Bell, mortgage. A statement Of
the affairs Of the firm was laid before the
creditors, the details Of which were dis.
cussed at length, both at the forenoon and
afternoon meetings. We understand that
hopeful view was arrived at as to the
ability Of the establishment to pull
through its difficulties, provided proper
indulgence in point Of time IA grant
ed. II was shown that the concern
had made great deal Of money in times
past, and no reason was seen why it
should not make money in the future.
Another meeting will take place TO-.
morrow Thursday morning, at which
some further details touching the business
during the last few years will be laid be-
fore the committee Of creditors. This
committee consists Of Messrs. George
Adams, Samuel Laughlin, A. j. Clark,
D. G. List, and Joseph Bell.
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CLOSING THE MILLS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, July 2G.-The Constitutional
Committee approved Of the whole draft
Of the new constitution; a Subcommittee
will discuss with the Ministers to-day on
the question of conceding to the West
India colonies right Of representation
in assembling when the war in Cuba shall
have Terminated.
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The Typographical Union Of Milwan.
kee, in view Of the depressed state Of the
business, has adopted scale Of prices re.
duccd to 81 centa per ! 900 ems on morn.
ing papers and 32 cents per 1000 ems on
evening papers, with reduction Of lOpcr
cent ON weekly wages.
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THE yellow Fc,rr NJ iiCnsnroln.

WAsniSGroS, July IA dispatch
this morning from Commodore Cooper,
commander Of The navy ynrda Pensacola,
says the yellow fever l. very bad here,
and he also states that the fever Ia keep.
ing away strangers We are going day
and night to care for the sick. II is fear.
ed that there IL somc local cause for
ihia disease.
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ToiedO.

ToLEDo, July 27.-Flour-stcady and ii
moderate demand. Whcnt-Demand actv,
aud prices advanced; extra white Michigan
81 ID; amber do 81 S3nl 81; seller Angus
81 33iSal 81; seller September 81 3iai 3ljf
Corn-Dcmnnd active and prices advanced
high mixed SIC; seller August &c; low
mixed 75 iici no grade f3iSc; damaged 65c
Onts-Dcmnnd U fair and market firm; No. .
seller August 1870; seller September Alc.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 27.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. wheat-Dull and lower; No.
2amber and Western 81 40; mixed 81 80;
No. . red 81 80; No. . Milwaukee spring
81 29al 81. Corn-Quiet and unchanged.
Rye-Dull but steady at 81 GOAL ". Hay
Firm; Pennsylvania $2S OOa2s 90, Pro.
visioas-Firm. Pork-$20 50a22 25, Bulk
Meats-Quiet and steady; shoulders exc;
sides u lGc loose; 9Ifal2Nc packed. Bacon
Shoulders l0t.c; clear rib 1870; hams
lilSal4'tc. Lard-Firm; refined I4Ke.
Bulter-Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
-Firmsr; refined llallkc; crude 6a5Nc.
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TnE National Bank note company of
New York supplies the Internal revenue
stamps to the Treasury Department for
the next year at nine cents per 1000, n
saving Of $4,000 over last year.
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i,nIIroad Accident.

CfNclSNArt, July 27.-A Time, special
Itys the express train east on the Mar.
lcita 4 Cincinnati Railroad ran through
a culycrt which had been washed out By
the rain, killing Jas. Powell, fireman, and
breaking the thigh and arm Of Engineer
Cutter, No passengers were injured.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The Centen.
NAL Board Of Finance announce thnt il
addition to the collection Of subscriptions
already made $lO0O,OOO have been SC.
cured for building purposes alone in the
last four months Of this ycar, and they
make n further appeal for aid to the citi'
zcns Of Philadelphia and the country al
intpn
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rnr Eirr NJ tirnnh i,nrlIa.

CnicA0o, July 27.-A special to the
morning papers says the fire NJ Grand
Rapids On Monday morning destroyed
Kcngor 4 Fosters tanncry and storclouSe
loss 81 800, insurance $1,000.
A saw mill At Wears Station, Mich.
wa1 burned ycslcrlay; loss over 100000
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TnE lion. Iotcnzo Danfotd is booked
for several speeches in the Ohio cam.
paign. lie speaks at u'rbana August 7thi
Akron, August 10th; Youngstown on the
1lih; Warren on the l2th, Orncll IN the
13th.
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lIEnnrnr SPENCER tells the British
Anihropologicnl Society that women are
more conservative by temperament than
men. Perhaps this explains Mr.. Dis.
rncli's anxiety to give them the ballot
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PlrnnURoH, July 97.-lly an explo
sion at the Penn Uas Coal Company.
shaft, near Twins station, this morning
John Humphreys was burned 10 death
and five others badly injured, The work.
were but slightly damaged.
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t,nilrond Accident.

tSplASAroLls, July 27.-Thc express
train IN the Indianapolis, Bloomington
4 Western Railroad, which left here at
midnight last night, met with an accident
half mile west NJ jamestown by running
over COW. The engine anil baggage
car were wrecked, and Thomas MCWill.
iama. the fireman, INSTANTLY killed.
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CLEVELAND, July 27.-whcat-Dull, hui
unchanged. Corn and Oata--Quiet and un
changed. Petroleum Quiet; Standard
White, car lots, at gAc; Ohio State test al
i0Jic; small lots iR2c higher.
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i.unlorcd IIaiirond Disaster,

ST. PAUL, July 27.--Thc news was re.
ccivcd in this city that the western bound
train oil the Union Pacific Railroad
consisting Of % cars went through n
bridge, killing five persons.
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So far as can be nscertained the failure
Of Duncan, Sherman & Co. produces no
marked effect here, except in n slight d..
preston, mainly confined to mining
stocks.
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New YoRK, July 81. - Arrived
Steamers pcrCire, lIavrc; Russia, Liver.
pool; August Andre, Antwerp.
FARTHER l'oiSr July 27.-Arrived--
Steamer Thames from London.
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san FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCIsco, July 27.--James Car.
son, Of Bragg 4 Carson, u prominent min.
ing firm Of Salt Lake, was run over by
the cars at Oakland this morning, and
died this afternoon. lie was well known
throughout the East.
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ST. Lotus, July 81 Daniel Jones was
run over and killed by a train on the
Cairo Short Line Railroad, near Reeds
Station, last night.