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CLAUDE AND ULINE.
Husba nd and " lie seeking suicide that they
MIght NJ MeeI BeYond tue Grave.


Might Meet Beyond tue Grsve.
Claude Aventine, surgeons assistant in
the navy, while insane committed suicide at the
Mountain House, South Orange week sgo to-
day. He was under the ballucination that his
wife, Pauline, eyed 70 years. was dead and a let
ter directed to a personal friend explained that
he was killing himself that ho might meet her
Ion the other shore" The lettor was allied with
words Of the tenderest devotion to her, and he
requested that a preserved rose that she had
given to him might be buried with him. He in-
sisted that her spirit WAS calling him and beck
oning 10 him from the other side. He took
poison Internally and hypodermlcally, and was
dead when sought in his room
Meantime Pauline Was ln Portland, Me-, wor-
ryinR becsuse bT Claude had remained so long
away from her. She was a partial stranger
there. and as Claude had been away for som
time, and she wns unknown TO her lAndlHdy,
that person suddenly turned Pauline out Of the
her husbands death reaching her at the same
time, she became insane, ana on Thursday took
the ferry boat for Cape Elizabeth. 0nd sprang
CveTbOard but was rescued, wrlnHing her hAnus
and moaning, "Oh! my husband, my husband.
She was cared for. On her person was letter
presthing gre devotion TO Claude. IL says she
has gone to Join hin Oh tho heavenly shore,
whore there viii be no moro trouble or pain.
Sn. desires that her diamond Ttna may be
placed on her foiehngtT the same Niger her
dear Claude placed II on the day before they
were married, and that she may bs dressed IN
so well ana have her hair CON bed as she always
wore II. She leaves her love for her babe aud
begs "A Mrs Lawrence to take care Of him Aud
never let him know this story
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
NORTON As JEwsLL's SUCCESSOR.
Roaming tho Post Once Department In the
Interest Of Himself and Friends.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. LIT Is remarkable
how completely the Post once Department has
passed into the hands OF Morton and his satel-
htes. III matters go on for the next month as
they have In tho past there Will be hardly a
responsible office In this department not filled
by some OF Morton's Hoosier favorites. 1t has
been told how Morton remained around w wash-
inRton after tho adjournment OF Congress to
place his son Walter In the Post Once Depart
ment. Before he left Washington PLACES we're
nxed for numerous other pets OF his, and az
soon as the changes In the force are made they
will step In and swell the already large list Of
Indianians In this department. Geo. A. Tyner, a
relative, and from Indiann, WIS given a position
IT the Springfield (Mass) agency at n salary Of
5000 year. II is salary has Just been rails ID to
$500 Before Morton left tue city he provided
for snoiner RELATIVE, John A. Burbank hts
bank was some years ago given the Governor
ship Of Territory, but he was not capa-
bic OF performing the duties OF that
clerk OF Morton's Senate Committee at
a salary OF 90 day tho year round: During
the past session he acted a. MortOn'B private
secretary also. and could at all times be seen
about the Indiana Senator's seat. On Aug. II
he was appointed special agent OF the Post
n.Se =, partment at salary Of 81 1900 year.
His labors will presumably be In Indiana, aud
will consist principally In acting as body servant
for Morton. This fortunate Burbank at present
has three very paving positions. HIS pay as
committee clerk runs on while he draws his
pay as a special agent and acts AS Mortons man
FRIDAY In Ind ma. All OF this, too, when poor
needy clerks are being turned out by the bum
dreds 10 starve.
In contrast with the readiness with which
Senator Morton and other Republican polti-
clans crowd the departments with sons, rela-
tives, and servants, WAS the example OF the late
Speaker Kerr. IL was suggested to Mr.. Kerr
that his son could have GOOD position at the
Capitol, which would be a financial belp to him.
Never" said MIR Kerr. shall my son hold n
Government position while 1 am able to support
my family"
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an ARKANSAS BEECHERITE
One man who Went to Investigate Decapi-
tated aud Cut to Pieces.

ST. LOUIS, sept. 1.-The following has
Just been received from areliable correspondent
OF the Globe Democrat at kensett, Ark. At Gam
Springs, amile and a half south Of Searcy. a band
Of religious fanatics, Known as Cobbites, have
been acting very strangely recently and c. ID.
Humphreys OF Searcy and a Mr.. Black Of
FL Paso went out to investigate. The
former was seized, decapitated, and cut
to pieces, and his head impaled on
fence picket Blake escaped and brought the
horrible news to Searcy A posse OF men was
Immediately organized and started for Garn
Springs, where they found the fanatics gesticu-
ting franticaly around Humphreys head
u on discovering the posse they went to attack
them. Black. the leeder Of the posse. ordered
his men to nre, which they did. killing
two CObbites. The posse then arrested four
men. four women, aud three children,
and brought them tp Searcy. They were
subsequently released. being found to be crazy
from the com oined effects OF their religion aud
starvation. Their leader Is man named Cobb,
whom they believe to be Christ. His doctrine is
adultery, he claiming that by this means alone
can the souls Of women be saved one Dover
acted the p .incipal part in the horrible murder
OF Humphreys.
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
servta's Changed Attitude with Respect Q,
Peace Negotiations.

servts's Changed Auitude with Respect 70
Peace Negotiations.
BELaRADx, Sept. IN. Ristos in an in
tervisw to-day said that Servia had not received
any intimstion from Turkey regarding the do
sire expressed by her to enter into negotiations
for peace. II was at the desire of England that
Prince Milan declared that he was willing to
enter upon such NEGOTIATIONS. Al present"
said the Minister, the state OF Affairs Is changed
Servia will not be able to accept rlGp ,
ditlons such as tho Porte Is inclir cd to Impose.
The cnangs OF eovereigns mis.lt retard nepocia-
tions and alter the conditions Of peace and the
situation OF the belligerents."
VIENNA, Sept 1.-The Political Correspondence
says: A despatch from Constantinople an
nounces that all tho Turkish Ministers will re-
main In once. conference OF the representa-
tives Of the guaranteeing powers was held
there yesterday for the purpose Of discussing
the question OF mediation. All the representa-
tives had received Identical inst iructions from
their respective Governments. BY Saturday or
Monday they will take oficial steps to bring
about an armistiCe.
A despatch 20 the same journal from st. Pc
tersburs reports that the subscrptiOn to the
Servan loan opened on Aug. 81, and the
loan II eagerly taken by the public.
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THE CENTENNIAL SNOW.
The Opening Of the International Display Of
Live stock.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-The interna-
tional display Of live stock was opened at the
new grounds on Belmont avenue, below Gerard
avenue, by an exhibition Of horses. On account
OF the Incomplete condition Of the grounds, aud
the small proportion Of horses which had ar
rived. there were no formal ceremonies. he
Judges Will meet for instructions on Monday
afternoon, and begin work at about $50 ociock
the next morning. Several vacancies have re-
Gently been supplied. and the complete lists Of
the two groups are as follows:
on horses, mules, and asses-John II. Wiley
Lexington, KY; DR.. J. W. Weldon, New Yotk
city 4: Basil Duke, st. Louis, MOI Col. L. r. Stow
ell. Cornwall, VT; George Mowray, Racine, Wis.,
Thadeus Holt, Macon, Ca; Milo Smith, Owassa
Mich; Gen. 4. q. W VILLAINS, Austin, Texas; S. L.
brown, Washington, ID. G.; II McAllister, Spring
field Furnace. Pa; $. ii. Tewksbury, Portland,
Me; John Mil 7, Columbus, Ohio; +; Pairing
ton, England; DR.. Fetu, Quebec, Can. da
The Judges on dogs we're John Il. Long, De-
troit, Mich; Col. +. @. Skinner, New York; DR..
3. II. Twaddel. Philadelphia; John swain, Balti-
more and Geo. Drolet, Canada.
Tu-day's cash admissions To the main exhibit
ton are estimated at 3,2;3 and to the live stock
exhibit at $50.
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DAYS AND MS WIVES.
An interruptions New \ ork Drummer Com-
mitied to the Jaii In poushkeepsie.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept 1.-Frank or Full
ton D-vis, now In Jail Ia this city on a charge OF
bgamy, has for eight OF nine years been
drummer for tea houses In New York city.
lie has three wives that we know Of, one living
at Highland Falls near West Point. The cer-
Ryman that married them lives there too, and
the girl Is only waiting for an opportunity TO
get a divorce from hun 50 as 10 marry an-
other man 10 whom she Is engaged. He
came near marrying an italian girl in
KinderhoOk, q niece of widow who Keeps a
store there. The widow opposed the match,
having heard stories anout Davis, and one day
she went to New York and called at Bhn &
Sons store in Greenwich street, and learned
that he had wi In Bleecker street. HIS arrest
here was made ON complaint OF Lizzie N.n
Hoosen of Maiden, Greene county. he won her
affections two years ago when she was resident
OF this city, and the Koy. VIM. LLOYD married
them. HIS first wife hen lived at 3S1 y Iieecker
stree, New YORK, anu she has chlld. Miss
Van HOosen ID one OF the heis OF the famous
Van Hoossn estate Davis has taken two de-
grees IN Free Masonry, Is knight of Pythias
bn Odd Fellow, anu one OF the Order Of Red
Men.
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Who Stole the Drocateit

At the last Custom House sale OF unclaimed
goods Marcus Brothers q Co. purchased Lot siss
J. z. W. 1891. g. Two cases. geo yards brocatel ana
Ss2 yards dlmask. Valuation, si,osyf Tnc price psa
ws t,3 300. The cases were deliy v a. nailed up ana
employ Of the nrm and were taken by him TO their
store n Pearl street. where being opened Diecs
OF brocstel was missing. The arm applied 70 Deputy
Collector Lyiecker for drawback OF tl27.2I. 1hee
referred TO the Secretary OF the Treasury. whose
assistant, n. " French wrote to them DENYING tnete
application for REFUND the ground that the terms
printed In the catalogue announced to purchasers thAe
No allowance will be made for any deficiency or dsr
crepancy that may be found therein"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
Ign GRANT Negroes Tncited TO Incendiarism
and Downright Murder.

MONROE, La, Sept. Fresh excitement
sprang up last night 10 consequence of reports
that the negroes were srming In the northern
portion Of the parish, and were coming to burn
the town. About seventy-nv negroes, mounted
and on foot, we're found At Capt. Hillop's place.
where a parley ensued. The negroes --s---I -
uIsarIu. auu said tnat tney would come back
with nve hundred men. Capt. Theobald. with
fifteen men. block AIDED the road with rails. The
news spread rapidly, and the whites from this
and Morehouse parishes went to the scene OF
the trouble. The excitement was intense, but
no disturbance OF tny Kind occurred The
whites included some Of tho best men OF this
section, and they acted with great forbearance.
One Of the armed negroes said that they were
told to arm 10y the Sheriff Of the parish, who Is
negro, aud cometo Monroe anu burn tho TOW n.
In the southern portion OF the parish, wBere
houses were fred into, leading citizens reuort
all quiet. Some demonstrations, they say, were
made last night. out nothing serious occurred.
ne situ tuation IL decidedly critical.
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POPULAR LOAN.
Indications TINT tho $500. 10000 OF New
Bonds will speedily bs Placed.

wAsHISGToN, Sept. Livery days mail
Drlngs to the Comptroller Of the Currency letters
from presidents Of national banks asking Tor
exact information as to the substitution OF four
ana one-half per cent. bonds for ak per cent
bonds deposited for security for the circulation
Of national banks. There Is every Indication
that the niuety-seyen mlHions OF currency hlAes
issued to the Plcinc NhlfOdd, ana on ueposh
for national bank circulation, VIII Ot replaceu
with tho four ana one h II per cent. There are
unusual Inducements for such acuon on Tue
part ot the banks. there Is also strong indlch-
lions tnat now banks will TO organized, as the
four and one-halt per cent. bonds eau be puI
chased for small premium above par value IN
gold. On tue whole. tho reports at tue treasury
DepArtment are Indicative OF u speedy placing
of tue three hundrsI millions 0f four and one
bali Der cent, bonds.
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THE FREIGHT WAR.
A Conference In Saratoga Breaking W with
no satisfactory Result.

Tho rates for the transportation OF live stock
have been msintalned until recently at the ngures eI
isns before the railroad war III spite Of the rec ucton
upon all other classes OF freglt. THIS was accom-
plished by a pooling arrangcm-Lti the trunk lines
agreeing upon an equal DIVISION ot business, Inc
CanAuA not receive lS quota anu accord
ingly made claim upon The pooling Tallroaus. Ins
lrd meeting Il Saratoga wLich mas Listed ivr seNc'
raj dayB john Newell, General MANAGER OF Lake
Slore; w. L. scott President Of CauadA southern j.
NJ NJ, Gu agh, Nire-Prrsideht OF PITT DuTgh aud Fort
Wayne, john Illcksun, General Manager Uf the urann
TrunK ana representatives, Of otter ltrTested nnes
arr there 1he meeting Jolrned vest rdaN without
coming to All understanding, an1 the tanahA Auul cIh
wll enlrayor To Ohian It's air proportion VI cattle
tTauhuuTl " COupciltiO
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An Imitator Of shnrkey.

Daniel W. Webster, prisoner for debt In Lud-
low street Jail. tried Tuesday last to Cato
keeper Mcclure sat near the door reading when ths
prisoners were going to dinner and, looking up from
his book, he saw Webster IN woman's dress waiting
to g.t out; "Tnaus pretty well done Webster. but
won't work." said Mcclure. Webster touched MEG ure
With ns paraso mOtiOncd to INN to thing to tha
Warden, and up stare. Mcclure took him bach
TO the Wardens Ofce. He SAID that be had been
ning to get cut for three weeks Ills disguise com
plete even TO false hair hghhee ed shoes paraso ant
Tan, his heavy beard had shaycn Vf His wfe
Ia said 10 have furnished the clothes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
Hisbwaymen In Eighth street.

Samuel Baron, q dancing master OF %
Eighth street, was knocked down and robbed In 81.
Marks place. BY two men, early yesterday morning
Mr. Baron followed them ara .h"nt-d '"""' Or ..
POLICE. onicers walic.. and Nesley heard his cries.
w running caught the robbers. one submit quietly
but the other drew q knife, knocked Offcer NealeI
down, ana kicked him. He was however, secured, and
both were taken to the Filth street station where tho1
gave their names as George Reed and George Ryan
ksd desperado known 70 the police as Won Horne
known as the Chicago Chicken" In Rysn's jacke(
were found the open Knife and an ebony club Thc}
were committed by Justice smith at Essex Market.
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Daniel Drew. Wal, s,roe, Days.

The examination OF Eugene N. Robinson,
once Daniel Drews broker was continued yes erdst
by Simon II. stcrn couasel OF the assignces OF tho
Drew estate Mr.. Robinson presented accounts. show.
ing transactions between Daniel Drew and arm Of
Robinson, Ch Sc & Co. They were all IN the name Of
Daniel Drew except on". MIR. Robinson could give ne
reason why the account was kept but said was 40
cOrainy TO custom. The business with Russell Siga
daes not appear 10 these accounts, About March =
1870 Sage Drew a Robinson agreed to purchase o.
OOO0OO Of gold Mr.. Sage % 0OOO0O aud paid fog
It. Afterward Drew Robin on bought him out an9
that ended his interest. Robinson Chase Co. whe
acting a. Drews brokers CHARGED him sometimes l-l9
and sometimes " per cent commission, and Interest -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
A Republican split In Kansas.

ABILENE, Kansas, Sept l.lhe Republicans
OF the First District to day rcnominsted W. a. fnil
lips for Congress spnt took place IN the Conyen.
ton, aid about "a deegates Withdrew, organized
another Convention. and nominated W. a uulhre VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
Tho New Park Opeued.

Thousands thronged The new East River Park.
at the foot Of Eightyfourth street. yesterday after
noon to witness Its formal opening In the absence %
Mayor Wickham, Commissioner william r. Martin aa-
dressed the multitude, ani was followed BY ex.Coa-
Pleasur. ground lockout rather than . perk-
sorcai review OF the site and enyrons As the psvii
the visitors against and rain, the uptown families
regard the new little PArk az great boon for their li
tie ones, with whom II was crowded yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02

James Nolan, well-known builder OF the
Sixteenth Ward. Brooklyn has been missing since Aug
10 ana many creditors. with claims amou ting 10
over $4,000 ar. concerned In his whereabouts. Hts
uaton Of an honest man. He erected IN all thirty tive
buildings and gave his creditors nrst second, third.
aud fourth mortgages IN the buildings aud In this
II Is alleged obtanaI loans his property fourth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
BROOk Y ".

Jeremiah sullivan, aged AK vears, of 30l EVEN
street Bruokyn, Yesterday afternoon threw stone,
which suuck MARY New Wm u, aged 7, fatally inJuring
her me boy hed the Stagg street police station
Oficer Mooney OF the Kings county Coroner's
oficey yesterday atSnotp arrested WiAam McGo islc.
tie driy,r Who while Grunk ON "Wednesday iast, upset
swsgOn load Of rarkytle church members returning
from picnic st Hat l., kllg Airs Nichols aut
luTlng ~ enu'ILfee others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
The Princeton Ticket once Robbery.

On the night OF July ~ the PennsylvantA
Railroad once at Princeton. y. j., was entered 10
burglars, and all tho tarOai tcxes In It taken. o.
dnesday lahi Frank II. rnelll = private detective.
called on hr. Carpenter, General Ticket Agent OF ths
Sompany ana wished 10 sell DacA the stolen property
Detectives Waling and Mulycy sst evening hrresto@
lnvill after ne had returnci the tickets and palA
800, VIII. Scott alias ScOtty Montieth, and ChAs. u
Chlds, burKlaIs. W =. re Also arre.Ird
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
A Woman's Jealousy.

LOWELL Mass, Sept. l.-Cnarles Kicker was
shot the abdomen last night by Miss l.. A. Martin,
who locked the door, and after shooting him TOOK
poison. Inpy viii Doth recover Both mil
poyees, anu Jealousy was the cause OF the trOuDle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
the NEW SULTAN.
Abdul Hnmid Received by the Ministers
Constnntinopio Illuminated.

Abdul HnmId Received BY The MinIsters-
Constnntinopio Illuminated.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1.-The deposit
tion OF Murad occasions no excitement or dis
tuToance. The deposed monarch has been as
signed the Tcheregan Palace as a residence.
Abdul Hand, the new Sultan, was yesterday
received by the Ministers and functionaries at
the ropcapon Palace, where he was pI reclaimed d
Abdul Hamid III.
The entire city was illuminated last night In
honor OF the new Sultan. The Turkish and for
eign shius In the haroor are decorated with
Gags. The ceremony OF girding Abdul Hamid
with the sword OF Osman 10 anusunced for the
9th inst.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
A Marquis Sentenced for the Forgery Of King
Victor Emanuers Name.

BOLOGNA, Sept. l. Giuseppe Mantegazzl,
sixth Masqus Of Lscae. who has been trial before
the AssiEe Court here. charged wIh forgery, fraud
ana falshcauOn In forging the names OF King Victor
Emmanuel, Prince Huml"rt Of savoy ana the British
Consul al lloreuce 10 ulmber OF bils OF exchange
has been cVnYetea aid sentenced to eght years penal
seTyitude.
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E,sh,y-four Clerks Di.mis.rd.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The humber Of clerks
and other employees removed from the ONCE Of the
Comptroller OF the Currency Is thirty ana from
thr iiur,au OF Internal Revenue Is my three. Ar
angements cumplcted for The dismissal uf Otucr
CLERKS the Treasury Dtpi rmcut lnlry three en-.
plOyees Of the Post ONCE Department Wer0 dismissed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02

Democratic meeting was held last night -
Canal 1nd LUDLOW streets Addresses were made ~
Michael J Gynn, eICoroncr Cover, Msurice cohes.
John h, Maouey, Mm. = Roseuthai Msjor |. j. Freed
man, +. over, I. 7. Del.ney. aud 1nOs J. Clover
FifJ gums were nred IA honor OF the nomination a
procession.
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Lynchers Held for Murder.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Sept. The parties arrested
for ynching Robert wniams 10 this city Saturday
night last had preliminary examination before the
County Court yesterday, ana were committed to Jh ,
charged with murder IN the seconu degree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
A Coal breaker burned.

wILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. IA large coal
breaker owned by the Delaware a1d Hudson Canal
Company, wo-tn 10000 was destroyed by nre th.
morning several hundred pcrs ns were thrOwn out Oi
employment Popular belei r. that II is the WORK ot
Molly Agguires Insurance $4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
-Four Car. n Rolied Down an EmbanLmeu,

wILKEsBARRE. Pa, Sept. lon the Lehigh
Valley Railroad. between Allentown and CatasaQua, to-
day train thrown from the track bJ the breAGing
OF an axle OF the locomotive Nine cars were thrown
on tue track, four OF them rolling down empAnk-
ment Eleven pas engers we're bruised and cut VII h
glass Only one, however seriously injured. The
wounded were taken to hauch Chunk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02

LONDON. sept. e.-l.he

LONDON, Sept. 2-lhe ship Comus, just ar
rived reports on Aug 1. OF Newfoundland, spoke the
little boat nethe from New YORK tor Falmouth. she
occupied Cnarles Mtclson aud hau been Al sea
tweutytNo dAys The Comus supplied the hardy naYI
tor lth bTe ad and coffee.
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Ncsror. rer.onnllng n sheria,. po..e.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. Tho negro posse who
Eillca White man named Porter At Windsor. 5. n, On
Wednesday, W. not summoned by the snerh. IheJ
we're rOmuitted TO jan At Al sen yesieIdal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
A Great German Fe.tiyaI.

The society OF tho Plattdeutsche Volksfest d
making extensive preparations Tor the festival TO
:.ence on MONDAY next In sohQtzen Park. Union liu.
There will not be general procession IN the city hl9
year but the clubs composing the general society VIZ
march In companies " the pATA, Where tAere Will ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
Arrain nreaLins Threuph a nrldae.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. live freight cars and the
caboose OF train on the Cairo and ST. Louis Railroad
broke through bridge near Waterloo, H., last ngnt.
and fell ABOUT thirty yhVe feet Tue cars Wh their
tents were completely wrecked.