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L NbRSEFif Of 'Mh i cHhs !" ffiioRSEh IN i''N'
Thursday afternoon, May %, 1870 which occasion
will be presented knOrles's great play
THE HUNCHBACK,
with an extraordinary east iudng Mesers Fred Rob
inson, c. X. Thorne Jr. uart ROoson. Claude Bur.
roughs.J J. Morris. u; "; .Montgomery John Mat
thews. Nining Bosers. Alfred Beck, W. II. Wilder W
s. Qugley. aud Misses Ida Jehrics and Ida Vernon.
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nID ESTABLISHED LINE for Stuyvestnt
~ CATSklLL. anu nler'nediate andng' steamer
Thursday, and saturday. st amer Monitor Monday
NednesdaY. md frid " B Z. N.
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A -PEOPLE's LINE steamboats, for Albany.
N Saratoga, and the West leave daily (Sundays ex.
cepted) 6P. Nj, Pier Al, N. H., foot Of Canal st.
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TNIoN SQUARE TmEATKE.

PROPRIETOR MI StEhihAN SiiOOh
EVERY NIGHT AND At the SATURDAY MATINEE.
Messrs Lancaster and Magnus's New Play,
CONSCIENCE.
" The strongest Origin Drama brought out In New
YORK this seaann,"-Nrw lUfk Herald
friday evening. Miy2d. -
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wanitS---4,mmI,s.

ATEDW. RIDLEY 4 SONS, Grand and Allen
N sts.-wanted 90 nrstclass milln rs. Apply NJ
ence on second floor.
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STEAMBOATS, ano 8uilroaos.

~-~-~--~-- -
A -PROPIEH LINE steamboats, for Albany,
ceptedJ at ?. NJ Pier a. n H. foot OF Canal st.
: .---------------
VrOR kORWAIK DIHECT,
II . FARE REDUCED. u.
on and after MONDAY, MAY 49, the steiner AMERf
Gus viii leave Pier 81, f. r.. foot Of Market st. at 2i5
South Norwsik AZ $50 A. NJ, daily Sundays excepted,
connecting each way with DanDury and Norwak and
New Haven Railroads Fare 35c. Excursion tickets Soc
60. a, - MN
nN SUNDAY, at A. NJ. the steiner MATTE
st., Tor Keyport taking the inside route. landing at
Elz ioethp6rt, Rossvlle, and Perth Annoy. Return
r. e MATTE VIVIAN leaves New York daily at4 p. NJ.
rom pa :. y. 80. W W. N''P'''
ulrect' Returning saturdays AZ 7. VI
ain ~ a m n Irpn LINE fnr ctuvve..nt
o'rATSK nil sna IN er'nediate iandines -Steansr
Andrew ID rder from FRANKLIN Al 1picr Ar Tues1Iay
Tnirs,iav and saturiavt Al amer Monitor Mondav
Wednesday aud Frd ~; ?. NJ.
'hNNShhrhhNiA TfttvkIyTP'
AKIN uNiTIn AZ nrIfS MAIL ROrrTF
Trains Lave Nav Ynrt via Desbrosses ami Cortiandt
Fxnress for pittshurch the West ana South
win Pullman P1iare ttrs nj a.hed n.sO 4 Nj d aud
S.0 f. NJ SnI an a md $50 i N - ' 49,
For Wiliimso,,, act Haven CORY and Frie at o. no
4 NJ and SJo + ~. conneciing at CORY Tor Titus
vile Peiroleun, a. ntre. and the OH Regions
f1r baltimore, Washlngon ana tn south b" Limited We
en, "a htpIess u ~, lu I,,an vs, 49,, A. N
Twp nunuhy Wv a "tn Iva ~ ~ sna ~
r NJ. a.,o o.o =, ,o,o
80. $40, 8, o. u $50 r VI and l2 nieht. sunday
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REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT for SowmE.-on
Excursions.

ShuiSAoh9
A SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKA-
IA way.-Tne favorite steamer Americas will make
two excursions every Sunday In MAY to Rockaway
D1sss' easnE %,h q. Ss9 NJ and iiSfA.
yesey st, y. K. AZ o A. NJ. and 1tOP. NJ
Grand at, r. r. New YORK p:l5 A. N. and 1850 +. NJ.
Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. $50 A. NJ. and 2 p. N.
Leaving Rocka.ay al IL A. NJ. ami 8 4. NJ.
Fare 80 cents Excursion tlcAes 50 cents
A SUNDAY EXCURSIONS to Astoria. Har.
hs lem, MOrrlsaniA, and High Bridge.-Steamers
hARLhM and SHADY SIDE leave Fulton Market slip
ato 10. IL 1870, g. 80 6i5, ei5 landing at Grand
s., 23d at, 10th st.; connecting with boats High
bridge. Passengers by this line Will be admitted to the
great submarine excavation. under Hell Gate.
{. II. LoNGsrhEEr. supt.
IrI~HING BANKS-sundav, May q, c5. %, and
u 80 ocean steamer SETH Low. leivil Harrison st.,
IT.. \. X, $40 Pier 0. n. X, ricsets 81 kcgu.
lar trips ABOUT June. AL. q. FOSTER. Manager
E0RT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY. AND
81 daily and SUNDAYS at 10 A. NJ and and b;i5 z. ~,
landing al Gath o.. 10 minutes later. Fare. i5c.
II OCULAR Sunday morning excursion boat for
New Haven.-rhe palace steamboat MAGENTA
will leave vessy st.. N r. ct s A. Nj Fulton ferry.
Brooklyn. sI5 Grand st.. y. r.. $50; ESD st.. y. H..
s45 soth st.. IN. Returning leave Nes haven p.
Nj; arrive New York T. NJ Fare for the excursion 81
rI'O CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS
Il saloon steamers wyoming and Miiam COox. barges
Republic. Cnicago. Ba OWN. CAedonia and Anna. Al
uerney Park, Excelsior Orenta RAritan Beach. Iona
Island and cold Spring Grove, TO let. Once 3si West
st., opposite Christopher st. Ferry. H. Is. CRJsSETr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-25
Toe Turkish Conspiracy.
From san Domingo.

HAVANA, October 24-The English
mail steamer which arrived from st.
Thomas brings San Domingo dates to the
9th. A pronunCiInento took place in
the capital city on the 5th inst in favor
of ex-President Gonzales, President
Espoillat made no resistance. lie was
accompanied from his residence by the
British consul to the French consulate.
The war schooner Cspatollo sailed
on the eth inst. for Mayagua,
IN the island OF Porto Rico, where ex-
President Gonzalez is staying, to bring
him to San Domingo. In the meantime
a provisional government OF six persons
has been formed. The district Of Samsn n
and the province of Seito joined the
movement in the city in favor of Con.
zales. In the north matters continue
complicated. Porto Plata is still in pos.
session of the adherents Of Espsillat, and
it is feared that some disaster will occur
before General superior, commanding
the place, will surrender to the new
government.
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WETZEL WIDE AWAKE.

A private letter from Wetzel informs
us that the lion-hearted Democracy of
that county are WIDE awake and full of
zeal and enthusiasm for the cause of
Reform in the government and the re-
turn of Hon. Ben WILSON to the seat he
so worthily fills IN Congress. Meetings
are being held at various points in the
county, which are all well attended; and
q grand turnout is expected to take place
at New Martinsville on the lst OF No
vember, to hear eloquent words from
Col. DAN JOHNSON and Hon. HENRY 5.
WALKER, botn of whom are expected to
certainly be present.
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The poor old creature.

TIE malignant spirit exhibited by the
LteIlivsncer and the representative Kadl-
Gals of this State. shows conclusively that
had that party carried West Virginia on
the 10th inst, and secured Radical
legislature, they would have re-enacted
a registration Law with its odious, anti
republican, proscriptive features, for the
purpose of perpetuating indefinitely the
mower in their ewn hands Failing in
that, they now prate about this being a
Nstion-a consolidated government;
comparing the relation between the gem
ersl government and the States to the
relation between State and the counties
which compose it. This is to prepare
the way, if they can procure the election
of Radical Congress, for the enactment
by that body of a registration law, which
shall be in accordance with the princi-
ples of the American Alliance per.
mitting those to vote only who were
born in America, and whose religious
views (or rather lack of religious views
are in accord with that prescription
Know Nothing organization. This is
what the bitter attacks on Hon. BEN.
WILSON mean; this accounts for the laud-
alton bestowed on little SCoTT, whose re-
cord in the Legislature during the rule
of Radical prescription and Radical hate
points him as a fit tool for the base pur-
posss.
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Preparations for the Reception or
Tweed.

New YORK, October 24.-The report
that the United States steamer Franklin,
with Tweed on board, was coming up the
bay, sent large numbers of people to the
Battery TO get the first glance at the YES
sci. Others rushed over to the navy
yard, hoping to see the Boss debsrk-
ing, and still others made their way to
Ludlow street Jail. with the expectation
that they might witness his reIncar-
cerstion. Preparations have been
made to receive the distinguished prison
er. His rooms at the end OF the corridor
skirting the court of the prison is nicely
carpeted. has circular table in the MD
die and small regiment OF chairs, and
a small table and sofa complete the fur
nisbing of the apartment. Two barred
windows with embrasures and not reach.
ing within four feet OF the floor complete
the description of the sitting room.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATES BoNDs-Quiet.
STOCKs-The market to-day showed
strength, activity and confidence on the
part OF buyers, and an improved feeling
generally. Prices were irregular from
the opening until noon, but after mid
day the temper ofspeculstion WAS strong,
and prices advanced sharply. In many
instances, especially in some .: The
trunk line shares, at times, dealings
were characterized by much buoysncy,
and the highest prices of the day
were generally current in closing
sales, the improvement ranging from
! to q per cent from the opening quo
tations. This continued advance in
stocks is due TO n belief that the railroad
war will soon be settled, as well ss 70 Il
growing conviction that prices on the
Stock Exchange will 20 still higher IN
sympathy with the improvement in the
outside situation and the prospects of sn
active grain traffic by railroads during
the winter months. Among the rail
WAYS. Lake Shore and Michigan Central
were the leading features, and nm
active business was transacted IN
both stocks Lake Shore advanced from
6O3 to 62s, and closed at 62I Michigan
Central rose from 4S TO soy, and lei: of
at the highest point New York Cen
trsi advanced to lost, Erie to III, Rock
Island to 1929, Northwestern common To
4OJ and preferred to 63s St Paul com
mon TO 29! and preferred to cot, Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and India
napois to 43, Delaware and Hudson to
76!, Delaware, Lackawanns and West
ern to 7SI, and New jersey Central to
36I. In miscellaneous shares Western
Union was prominent, and rose from III
to IS. Pacific Mail Was firm At 25sG25s,
Some of the commission brokers report
increasing orders from outside parties to
bay stocks which indicares more conf
dence in sales on the part oftheinvestors.
Transactions were 10000 shares, of
which 1900 we're Pacific Mail, 2S,0OO
Western Union, 1900 Northwestern,
5000 St. Psul, 1000 Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Wabash, 1900 Michigan
Central, 5000 New Jersey Central
and 10000 Delaware, Lsckawsnns and
Western.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-25
A COWardiy Murder.

ST. PAUL, October 24.-At Grants
burg, Wis, yesterday. Ben. TRollitson
and Al. Hanson quarre!ed over the pay
ment of two dollars, without anything
serious occurring. Thollifson went home,
was followed BY Hanson, who sho: him
through window, lodging the ball in
his breast. Two women and man
were IN the house at the time, but they
were - b.Gly frightened they fed and
lett the wounded man alone. Hanson
then went into the house and assisted his
victim into bed and remained with
him until the doctor, who had been no.
titled By those who witnessed the shoot
ing arrived. Hanson acknowled that he
was not sorry and made 10 attempt to
escape. There is much excitement and
lynchng is probable. Thollitson died
this morning.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Bank Teller Absconded.

New YORK, October 24.-Thomas
Ellis, paying teller OF the Park National
Bank, has absconded, taking with him
$4,000 of the banks funds. He was for
several years the note teller of the bank,
and an Investigation of his accounts as
note.teller is being made. Ellis leaves
behind him wife and three children.
He is the son of q Methodist clergyman
and is himself member of the Church.
The bank has offered reward of S. 900
for his arrest.
The most prompt and effective meas
ures have been taken to secure the arrest
of Ellis, recently paying teller at the
National Park bank, whose defalcation
j. l.. Worth, president of the bank, in
the course Of conversation with n re-
porter of the Ecemng Post, spoke as fol
lows: ave have placed the matter IT.
the hands of detectives, who are to act
under orders from us, and we are
now telegraphing to every city
of the United States and Canada
full description of the thief. We
are determined to catch HIM, no matter
what it costs. The banks long ago made
it a rule never to compromise any case
of rsscslity, and l for one would give
st, 900 to have Ellis returned either with
or without his stolen funds. We shall
prosecute this affair with the utmos.
vigor both for our own good and for that
of the community" In response to an
inquiry, Worth said that Ellis had given
bond for $4,000 as surety for the per-
formance of his duties and that the bond
is good. The board OF directors
were in session this morning
at the bank. They approve of the measures
taken by President Worth Tor the appre-
hension of the felon, and authorize the
expenditure of all the money needed to
expedite the search. Ellis ever since his
boyhood has been connected with the
bank. He is about five feet SIX inches
high, and weighs about l75 pounds
his hair was dark brown and his COM
plexion was sallow; he is thrty-fve
years of age Each clerk this morning
was attending to his own business.
There was no excitement whatever in
the hallway or corridors OF the bank.
The Amount Missing.
New YORK, October 24.-An eXami-
tion OF the account of Ellis, the default
ing teller of the Park Bank, shows S66,-
600 missing, of which $4,000 Is in gold
certificates.
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The Indians-Red Cloud DepOsed.

CHEYENNE, October 24,-Gen. Crook
being satisfied that Red Cloud and Red
Leafs bands of the Sioux were about to
depart, with view OF joining the hos
tiles in the rorth, they having refused to
comply with the orders to come into the
agency to receive rstions, and stubborn
" remaining in camp on Shadow creek
from where it was positively known they
were communicating with the northern
Indians, and receiving into their camp
such MS came in, he, without awaiting the
arrival of General Merritts troops,
determined on disarming them, and
at daylight on the morning OF the 23rd
instant, Geaeral Mckenzie, with eight
companies of the Fourth cavalry, one
battalion of which was commanded by
Major Gordon, and another by Captain
Waulk, successfully surrounned these
two bands, consisting OF 800 lodges, and
captured bucks, squaws and ponies, with
out firing shot, and they were marched
into the agency, after having been dis
armed and dismounted. Spotted Tail,
who has evinced an answering
LOYALTY TO the whites, was made
head chief and ked Cloud deposed, and
Spotted Tail, with Little Wound, have
agreed to furnish General Crook with all
the warriors he may need to cooperate
with him in the coming campaign, which
will be inaugurated at once. General
Crook feels that q great object has been
attained in this last movement and that
we shall now know our enemies from our
friends.
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NJ REILLY, Chairman.

'.e session Of the Democratic
- -araFthed the most astounding
'P'n the part of Radical Office
uncovered the inismy of BEL
bAHcocK, Boss SHAPPARD,
' sni SO on down. and traced
''''.oo TO the very door of the White
IS .:,e,,.
...... .'-Sed the taxes of the people, by
1o|n the expenditures of the
1'ai, thirty mii.ions OF dollars.
...'eel the expenses OF lis own
T.. many thousands of dollars.
VIZ. '-7' the number of ofllce-holders
90. .' i, power to do so reached, and
49, VI salaries to correspond with the
s' 'hs' individuals are compelled
,,. -. 'o's good work Hon. BEN. VIII.
r.. Ueep interest and active part
.,,... 'ae desire of the people of thi:
,.. '-S' these great reforms should
.g... '-A' the Radical rings at Wash
..,.,,- enectuslly cleaned out; thai
,g,,. ''Ne the place of corruption; tina,
a.. De Instituted where extravi
a4s.. ~" rules; that your taxes b,
ID, reduced, VOTE AND WORK Fol
H.. ELECTION OF YOUR FAITHFUL
rATIvE, Cot. Brs. WILSON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-25

The people OF the First Congressional
District have not yet forgotten that, six
years ago-in lS70-the editor of the
Mteihgencer raved in his present frantic
manner, about the "South," and "rebeis,' y
and "JoHN {. CALHOUN statesmen" and
the "South Carolina statesman, JOHN
JEFFERSON DAVIS" whom the Demo-
Gratis proposed to send to Congress from
this district.
The people have, also not forgotten
that, Just two years thereatter-in 1872
this same MteiL,gencer adopted as its can.
didate for Congress in this District that
same South Carolina statesman, JOHN
JEFFERSON DAVIS" and as strenously
urged the Republicans to support him
hen as 1t urged them to oppose him
wo years before-thus advertising its
disbelief in its own howl about the dire
calsmities that are to overtake the nation
Ii men 1t opposes succeed.
Balderdash! thou art found in
CAMPBELL's political editorials.
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CONGRESS.

According to the Ststesman-with q
big S-who edits the Intelligencer, this
government Is Nation with big N
and the states-with little s-occupy to-
wards that Nstion-with big N-pre-
cisely the same relations that county
occupies towards a state. Therefore the
Radicals, having lost the elections in
more than one half the states in the
Union the great effort on their part
will be TO get control OF
Congress again. With that, in a consoli-
dated government-one IN which neither
State lines or State laws possess any
sacredness-the citizen is at once placed
at the mercy OF the Washington oil
gsrchy. Test osths, DISTINGUISHING laws,
prescription Of white men because of the
accident of birth or choice OF relIgion-all
that comes easy enough. G. f. SCoTr
was a little Test Oath bowler. when he
was member of the West Virginia
legislature. Under the management of
the Statesman of the fntett,geneer, he
would go to Congress as a prescription
Ist as little. minded men usually are. In
this district, as everywhere the Radicals
are desperate. They know the Presi-
dency is lost to them, and they will
work without scruple or fatigue to Sc
cure the Congress.
Let the Reform ranks maintain their
uubroken front and march to victory all
along the line. Stand by your men and
your organization.
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They Mean Business i'm Beilaire.
BELLAIRE. October "a.
Editors OF the Register:

Editors OF the Register:
1t is now certain that the Democracy
of Bellsire and vicinity are alive to the
work necessary to carry this county for
the National Democratic Reform ticket
on the 7th of November Col. w. IL
Ball, of GAINESVILLE, will address the
friends of Reform, Saturday evening
October 2S, and Hon. George w. Julian
of Indiana, will be here on Tuesday
evening, October 81, at which it is earn
estiy desired by the Democrats OF Pult
ney township that all the Democrats OF
Wheeling and vicinity will turn out, and
assist in the grand demonstrations
Jubilee over what we have done and are
going to DO. We will also have meet
ing the Saturday night before the elec-
ton. Hon. h. B. Eshelman is the orator
tor that evening.
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The Grafton Times speaks of GoFF's
'pasted tickets" in that county. 1t
seems that in Taylor, and IN many other
counties in the State, Corr had his fol-
lowers armed with paste-pot and brush,
pasting his name on Democratic tickets
over the name of MATHEWS. That's
much more decent than the Radical trick
resorted to in this county of printing
GoFF's name directly IN the Democratic
ticket-thus trying to palm him off as a
Democrat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-25

WHEN the nteitiqencer, years after
the close of the war, advocated the en-
actment of malignant legislation for the
prescription of school teachers, and law.
yers and voters of every degree, who
were suspicioned with having sympa'
thized with the rebellion, it predicted
that if such prescriptions We're not made
Union men would not be safe in West
Virginia.
That paper now predicts that, if the
Democracy re-elect Ben. WILSON to
Congress and shall carry TILDEN to the
Presidential chair. we will all be bound
hand and foot and delivered bodily TO
some fre-ealer to be devoured without
salt!
The moor old creature
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-25

\ COMMUNICATIONS in another column
announces that Hon. GEO. w. JULIAN,
OF Indiana, one of the most interesting
and effective orators in the country, will
address the people of Bellsire on Tues
day evening next, October Slst. Our
city Democracy ought to send down
large delegation, and show our hard
working brethern over the river that we
are with them in their good efforts for
success. A victory in Ohio means a
general and glorious victory sll along the
line.
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The Railroad strike.

ELIzABETH, October 24.-The strike
of the engineers and fremen on the
Central Railroad causes great trouble
and inconvenience to the people along
the line and excites just indignation.
Those on the late trains were obliged to
walk to their homes or take lodging, If
they were fortunste to be on train that
was at town or hamlet ~ midnight, the
hour at which the engineers and fire.
men secretly agreed that all the trains
should be stopped. The Pennsylvania
and Lehigh ' alley roads are transporting
the passengers Of the Central Railroad
on the Centrsl's tickets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-25

The MteLhgencer threatens the people
that they had better not dare to vote
against SCoTT for Congress, as he will
occupy seat in the Senate here this WIN
ter and may take it into his head to vote
to remove the Capitol from Wheeling!
SCOTT, you had better define your posi-.
tion on the Capitol question in your
speech tonight, Will you punish the
people of this city if they vote against
YOU? How about the threat Speak
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-25
The sullivan.HaniordM Murder TRIAL.

CHICAGO, October 24.-This was the
closing dag of the Sullivan Hsnford
murder trial, and was occupied BY the
counsel for the defense, Leonard, Sweet
and O'Brien, and by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Charles Reed, the latter making a
brief argument. Judge McAllister de-
lvered the charge, which was generally
considered as being remarkably favorable
to the accused and to his acquittal. Up
to Il o'clock the jury had not agreed and
they were locked up until morning.
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Spanish Indifference.

MADRID, October PA circular has
just been issued regulating the non
conformist worship. 1t is especially strict
in its provisions regarding Protestant
schools. 1t prescrlbes that such schools
shall remain subject to the interference
of the govern ment, and that school
masters must be Spanisrds with proper
sRademlcai degree.
MADRID, October ~ The official
Gazette publishes circular strictly lin
ting non-conformIst worship to the ia
terror of chspels and cemeteries.
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Acciden, 10 Centennial Train1.:.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, October "a
Through some mistake in the running
OF a Centennial train, divided in sec
tons, on the New York Midland RalI-
road last night, section three ran into
No. Z. and the result was that one
passenger was killed and six seriously
wounded and q number slightly so. The
engine and one passenger car were
wrecked and two passenger cars thrown
down an embarkment sixty feet high.
Fifteen hundred passengers were on the
train, and all belonged to Madison and
neIghboring counties in this state.