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The New York herald., 1878-08-08
AN OHIO RIVER MYSTERY.
Is YHE BODY FOUND IN THE RIVER THAT OF
BISHOP wHrpPLE's SON?

Is YHE BODY FOUND IN THE RIVER THAT OF
BISHOP wHIPPLE's SON?
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HRRAID.1
LouIsvnLR, KY, August Z, 1878.
The body Of a young man was discovered In tho
river hsre yesterday and given to tho Coroner
There marks upon tho clothes CT the deceased
to establish his identity, but n bunch OF papors
In ono pocket noticed and examined. An
envelope poslmarkod "cncinnat, July %. 1878"
contains nothing, and is addressed to ~ Franklin,
House OF Lords. Circinnati." A telegram dated New
YORK, July 3, 1878, seems TO have boen sent,
and reads:-
JonS HALL wHIpPLE. No. 81 Central avenuc:--
started your packng to-day BY American Exprcss
HEXRY ". HALLECk. No. 657 Yi,tb sveoas.
Another despatch Is dated Cincinnati, tho day Of
the month not being gwen. 1t runs thus:-
Mrs General CuLLom, Now York ctv
Can ORA 80 N for one hundred th . y
dollars"
NO signature.
This 9scms aiso to have never been sent. letter.
xrt,en by John Hall whppis. Grand Pacific Hole
Chicago, to Il. N. Rose. Farbault, Minu.. describes
how whppls $500 cases In Nike McDonald's
faro bank, Chicago.
IL IT THR BisnoP's soSs
Tho namo that Of tho Of the Episcopal Bishop
OF Minnesota. John Hall whippie, leaving college
some since. SOUTH and his father has not
heard OF hm for weeks. The Bishop has been
notified aud teiegrapbs to have tue remains
sent to Chicago, where he will arrive tomorrow.
Detectives entertain doubts as 10 the bocy being
young whippio, but Will havo It cxhumod ana sent
bullet hole Is In the right cheek aud tae letter
vt5" In India ink on one arm.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
RACING IN ENGLAND.
SECOND DAY OF THE BRIGHTON MEETING
PAGEANT WINS THE BRIGHTON CUP.

SECOND DAY OF THE BRIGHTON MEETING
PAGEANT WINS THE BRIGHTON CUP.
LoxDox. August Z, 1878
The Brightoa race meeting. which commenced yes
scrday. continued to-day and will end tomorrow
The most notable event Of the meeting
the Brighton Cup-was disposed OF to-day
and resulted IN victory Tor the favorite,
Mr. f Grettons Pageant. who quoted
IN the betting lisls At the short odds Of against4
Mr.. W. Bsril's Rhdorroch came In second and Mr.. j.
Best's julius C@sar third. Tho betting on the two
lass named horses was Is agains. and 10 against
respectively. Only sax horses started.
The Brighton Cup, piece OF plate, vauo 300 sovs,
With 100 sovs Tor the second and 30 sovs. for the
thIrd. added 10 awsspsaKes OF 10 sovs. each, for
sad upward; two miles, the old
course nwenty.three susscribers):-
M. y. Gsssson's BE- Pageant, asod, by ElIand.
M. W. Bevsiis ,. G. Rhsdorr rooh, iour years, BY
Joskin. out OF Peaheo, lis lbs....... .s....... 2
81. Adams. Out OF JUNE. f26 lbs. ......... 3
TIM WINNER.
Pageant, bay gsding. by Ensnd, out OF Panoply, Is
one OF the best bred horses In England. Eilapd,
bis sire st all distances and with ali
weights. made . wonderful record. Though
Pageant has not proven rs good a horse
- bis sire he has managed 70 pay his wsy hand.
somsly. In hts swo-year-old form Pageant was sent
10 hs post on thirteen occasions winning timca
10 his thrse-year-old form he appeared
To three races, but the season closed
without victory TO his credit As q four
yearold hs 'an ten times and scored shrec Victories
these being the Stafford Stakes at Licbned one mile
aud quarter; the Besudssert wolter Cup, ll5 ba
up. mile, and the Groas Midland Coansies Handi.
cap swo mss lo2 los. up. Last ysar hs started i've
times and scored twice, winning In tho
latter event tho Chsster Cup and the shrews-
bury Cob ~ Shrewsbury, two miles, carrying
l22 ibs THIS year be again voa she chester
Cup quito handiy, beating nine others. his weight
being i2s lbs. He thon TO the post In the Man
chester Cup aud iased 10 obtain place HIS next
appearance Vas 10 the Brghlon Cup contest
The New York herald., 1878-08-08

ELoRILINE FOR THE TEErh AND BWEArH I1
the best liquid dentrce la the world IL Thorough
cleanses partially sc.yed teeth r"m all parasites Nv
ing amin leaving them purely white. imparttn
delightful fragrance to the breath Tue FRAGRANT Fort
ne removes Instantly odors arising from foai stomach
tobacco smoke.
For children adults whose teeth show arks Of
lis advantages The foriliue should -
thoroughly brushed into all cavfss need
using II too oftcu or too much time. Among the
ingredients being soda honey spirits OF wine
and extracts from sweet herbs and plants iorms only
the very pest dcntfres Tor cleansing discovered
one thaf perfectly delicious 10 tbs aud harmless
as sherry The taste - pleasing that instead OF sae
up thetvoth .rush with DISLIKE the case chill
dren will omit the Fiorna
each morning II only loft to their choice chil
dreu cannot 10 taught the OF the tooth brush
too young; carly neglect invanbly produces prems
turo decay Of tho teeth. Tho liour % August ~
1874 says: -.'GAlup's Foriino IL undoubtedly . vale
able acquisition. Combining In - remarkable degree q
pleasant rarranee with very superior detergent ausss
VIII DO grateful ~ tho most iaidous taste while
brsncy imp-rts to white teeth and the healthy action
II the gums. renderit Who
prccate the value of good sound teeth The
hygiene OF tho tcoth probably attended
Of other portion Of the body, but IL s second
por:snc: to none. and in this respect FLOKINE
regarded very oficacious sad saiutsSy agency"
fiorline is PREPARED oaly by henry T. GALLUP, Ne
fo3 Oxford 81. London, AND SOLD BY ALL CHEN
ISIS AND PEkFUMkRs rnRoUGHOurT Tdk w0xkA
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lean purchases These seem 70 uuctuatc, moro or
less with shipments OF grain. When the shipments
were large, buying was brisk. When they decreased,
so did he demand for bonds. Probably, therefore.
with the renewed activity recently observed
IN the American wheat trade. the price Of
bonds will again harden. Il will be extremely
interesting to see whether the currency demands OF
the American government under tho resumption
scheme will net now leAd the withdrawal Of gold
instead Of bonds: for should gold go IN any quantity
during the coming autumn the European money
markets might be seriously embarrassed"
rHE PARIS EXPOSITION AWARDS.
The names Of the successful compe ttors at tho
Paris International Exposition will soon be made
public The Prssdonrs Jury held its anal session
yesterday. and the Official list OF the awards will be
published about the 18th Of the present month.
WATCH AWARDS
A despatch TO ths Times says:-s'Swiss makers OF
Hoe watches have been awarded grand diplomas OF
honor at the Paris Exposition and an American
maker has rccsived gold medal"
MARRYING AN HxILED PRINCE
Tho Paris correspondent OF the Daily News says
he Is assured that the projected marriage between the
Prince Imperial and Princess rhyra, OF Denmark, Is
not u canard, rs has been alleged.
THE MONETARY CONGRESS-.
General Walker. Of the American delegation TO the
International Monetary Congress, has arrIv ved lin
Paris.
BoGARDUs COMING HoMe.
Captain A. H. Bogardus, the American who, on
Tuesday, won tho title OF the champion wing shot Of
the world, win sail for homo the 10th inst. He
will shoot NO more matches hero.
EXPLOSION IN A COAL NINE
The Globe reports that explosion occurred this
afternoon In q coal mine Mt Scremerston. Bes.
wick. sThirty- five mon in the mine at tho time,
only two OF whom have yct got out. ana thoy were
severely burned.
uvRs LOST
Later advices report that all the mon who wsre at
work In the Scremerston mine a the time OF the
plosion have been rescued. Several wero severely
burned, but only ono was dangerously injured. Tho
men we're working with naked lights.
END OF rng STRIKE FRANCE.
The strikes In tho north Of Franco have Terminated.
The reports of their revival are not true
THE PAPAL SECRETARY OF STATE
The Pope has asked Cardinal Mertcl If he is willing
TO succeed the late Cardinal Franchi Pontifcal
Secretary of state.
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SALE OF A WATERING PLACE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w. VAL
August Z, 1873 (
Under the cccree OF the Unitsd states
Court Of West Virginia the White Sulphur
Springs properly again ensrod for sale
to-day by the commissio oncrs. large
crowd attendance, but It Is believed that no
genuine bid has yet been made. The $500, 900 bid
yesterday was made at the suggestion OF the
com ss.oners as n starter II Is understood
here that Mr. william A. stuart who holds
large amount OF The BONDED deb. OF the property,
tends make such an offer Tor II as will 0e conlriaed
by the court. AT his suggestion the Commis-
siouers have decided TO postpone
tual sale until Thursday. tho 18th inst, ny
which time Mr.. Stuart WIN probably have com
pcted his arrangements Tor the purchase Tho
entire dobt OF tho properly In hens and
bonds amounts TO about $1,000 900, but II
will hardly bring hall that amount at the sale. In
the meantime tho property VIII be formally offered
from day to day until The 18th.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08

ILoRILINB-FoR THE TEETH AND BREArm.-
The Christian World Of March IL. 1871. says With
Florns fiorilino bids r.r TO become houss
meaning IL would be difficult TO conceive u -6cs
cous and agreeable preparation tor the Thoss
who begin II wall certainly willingly give
IL up"
Mr. q. H. jones' tho eminent dentist. Of No. 81 Great
Russell Lonion In his valuable lttie book Des-
ts.y ssvs'rhe of good dentrice IL also ndis.
pensabe and OF tue best preparations Tor
teeth removing the impure secrctous of the
mouth the liquid dentfeo called Fragrant florns
which IL sold by ali respectable chemists"
1he Weekly Budget. January IS 1871 thus slludes
the Fragrant Fiorne: Mr Gallup has certainly cos-
society ~ his Invention Of the fosiae
tho teeth breath 1t well " know that this
has anaiy eminent professor OF
chemistry (Dr Athc). and that finds IL contsts
ngredient In the slightest degree injurious the
teuder gums and pronouncss IL pleasant aud
ccllent We must that this Forilins aka
tooth cleaning quite luxury and u not only cdectusl
cesnses tho teeth but u removes all odon
aud mouth reah and agreeable. This fragrsn:
pre- pa another charm-it 10 che feu
drops sprnkled wet tooth brush sunicc Tor
oper alton. u oul Lt to become immensely popular"
Fragrant Fsrinc is sold by ALI perfumors lie zlers
toilet articles 'n the kingdom ana by all druggists In the
United sta;es. .
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP, No. 4oj Oxford u.
London, England.
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FLORILINE .
'hiLiSE-fvh fHE TEETH AND BREATH
TIE PERFuMED EEALMS OF FLORA

Fair Flora. the Goodies Of FIowers one day
III sd summoned her legions around
Ana thus re~sed sweet. me tons
Ny wishes let echo resound;
lis wishto distii from each beautiful flower
That peeps from the eov spasgted scene,
And such AS ht for queen"
Then the beautiful raised Its tinted hesA
And the violet crspt from bed:
The jess.mne. sveotbriar, lavender. TOO,
Their ira rance around her shed.
Nov list !" said fair Fora. aud waving he hand.
change came around that fair scene.
For bubbing aoft from u fountain of flowers
Game gushing the sweet -FLOHILiNE"
TO beauty" says Flora. Il offer this eff,
The breath IL will perfume of ALL
To the gums IL will awe most beautiful hue.
- While Its odor ike incense will tall.
To the teeth 10 viii give appearance OF pearl.
As white as the Of Mount B znc
It's lame should be spread through civixeo world.
And It's praises be wsrbed for long"
This git Of fair Flora. pre-emi ne MT stands
No toilet without II 8 compiete.
IL, purity. sweetpess-its aud worth.
Have made its triumph that's grcst
Ana Csiup may well be =, proud OF It's fame.
For 20 wnere YOU viii IL Ii seen;
And now all the rage with the ladies' arouad
Is the fragrant. tho sweet 'fLOkILINEn
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
JUDGE LYNCH DEFEATED.
nscArE or NDsno rRisoSER FcoM MOI
wnIca TOOK MN ocr TO HANG MN.
iBr TELksRAPn 10 rHK nEgAIp1

EscArn or NDsno PRISONER Fcox A mon
wnica TOOK nrx ocr TO HANG nIx.
Br TELKsRArH 10 rHE nEaALD.l
NksHvILLk Tenn.. August Z. lsys
six yssr old a-sshter OF D.a,ei crsslaa, . prom.
irsns ciiixen Of wahamsoa eoaniy, ~asoa ss Friday
resssnsns home ~ roai leading through q thicke.,
whea Csisa. BsAsty, bsg. heavy sei muistlo. aged
sizssssn ssisea hss. dragged her shs bushes and
outraged her psrsoa 10 the mo@i horrible msnner
Ne ". arrested eu SATURDAY spa w.. iully
sasnilhsa ~ ,he siri a cell 30 sy cog ,hs.
sss -ns h'n, sad ~ rersoss Who had ssea him
hsasins shoot cswmss's pselnsea ne vas taken TO
fsanknb ssd Jsiisd The Jaior hsd cause Tor the be-
lief that hs might be " ynchsa a.s Tor several nights
kspt ne Isi gsardsc Ne attempt having been
'ssss 90 iyncnins hs sa.p'cens sore isled aad the
sssfe cisms-ssa sisysn o'clocs lsst pishi,
pfemstins o. ssnd tee gasfa.. kowevef, IN
tas'r psAss An hear sissr.ad The tramp Of
isv hof~<s as beard sne thea cane Q knock upon
hs aoef Macs ,nsssf' .-sss ,he lsllos. "a
iI.sns ..s .ssly Fspi.sa ..wh.s 90 soa sss,t"
beatty sss 20 s.sss 20 sass slm AVE- We
sest v.si 20 is,ssssa zoe hAra you. ws are
Tv. ss 10 ss,s sss s..s 70 sssS rso.s. ' s'''"
'fes esnt sss nay ssys ! sn d's before . wii
ave then 40. /" sAsi .as j..lss.
-Ksock dose the aesr. I" .sld a mas On as unaor.
tose, sas ss. aens fhree msa rushed iato The
tssn, srelsininE 'Oh, Esussmen Jsss esasldsr shat
srrhls thing yua are doing before solng any
fsnhss." sssa thsy, "hadsm, ~s tssk The vbols
mater tnie eonssesrstos 6siers lesvsag our
homes. oar mieds are made up nosv
Iney thea passed tato she lall SACKED OF
the loek 20 Beaty's cell. told beatty be was
wsntec. and pssnsa him aiong oat ei toe door and
,eex b.m s.sy Ihs morssss a hassr ~aa a
moose ~as foand. bot 70 not tied 10 a trce
tnaerns.th ~ers mssy uscss of hofass bat NO
signs Of Beatty. dspstch recsiysd a ten T. NJ en-.
nouncss t1at toe moo .itemptod 10 hsng beatty but
he ran hrsd on, badly voaaasd, but ssc.psi .nd
u custody Of the oflcera Bessty assert. nls
-"
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BEECHER IN THE WEST.
ipY TIL, GRAPH TO THE nkRALp.1

iDY xLyGGApH TO THE HERALD.
CHARKrox August !, 1878.
Henry~ward Becchor Icctured hcro tonight IN
large teutso an audience OF thrcea ousand people
Excursions from sixty miles around brought 10
over eight hundred people. Hts audiences have
boon very large everywhere through Wisconsin.
Minnesota.and Iowa. Tho test was nevcr SO severe.
II Is midhsrves excessively hot weather, the farm
crs respondent and tickets 81 cach yet crowds flock
In from every village He has three moro lectures In
Iowa aud goes direct to California.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
CUBA.

APPEAL AoAiSsr HIGH IMPORT DUTIES ON
SUGAR.
HAVANA, August Z, 1878
meeting ei Cuban merchants aud planters was
held here to-day Tor the purpose OF framing an i'd
dress 10 the King Of spain laying before the n-
jury suffered by this island and by spanish vessel
owners by reason Of tho high import duty lowed on
sasars "a SPAN.
re olciAi report shows that SOD doaths from vol
sos fever aud sixty three from smallpox occurred 10
Havana during tbe month Of July
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ELoRILISE-roR The TEETH AND BREATh.


LADy's REPLY.
You ask me. dear Kate. II | use ~ tLoRfLINk"
fss use u both morning and night.
And like IL much tor It's aroma sweet
That answer you now With dotight.
Ihave tried 10 ~ month with the greatest succeoA
Quite different too. have hoen;
For wonderful change has effected Ia mo
The fragrant tho sweet "fLDkILiNE"
IL not tho title they give n-thou h shat.
thinK, {. n excellent name,
And that has gained 10 celebrity wide
And added ~ wreath 10 Its fame.
Iuss IL because 10 arrests all decay,
Thc teeth II makes lovely aud bright
The breath IL makes sweet ~ the flo w'rets Of Aoe
or the Tess mine deck q ia Its vhisei
scerstons OF all kinds IL takes from the mouth,
To tho gums u inparts . rlen hue.
Ambrcsiai aud pleasant its form Ia sapsrb,
Audi gives o scns alton quite nav.
Believe me. dear kAte. sdvisc you TO try
rhe nuic weave spoke OF aad ssen;
for the triumph OF toilet esse initial ts this.
Tue fragrant and sseet "FlsOkiklAk"
Pred uses u. TOO, with tho sreatosl succsss
You what Q smotcr he Isl.
Ie rays " destroys every trace Of his pipe
And proves quite . haven of bliss.
so try 10. dear Kate. on the strcavsh Of mi wsrA
For snesre In my letter I've beeu
For the ursst specific e'er knows a tor the breath
Is the fragrant. the s~est -FLoRILINE."
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
ROBBED By MEXICANS.

tDY rELEoEApI 10 THE nEaALp.l
san ASrosIo, Texas, August T. is7s
The people living near vins Nusvs petition shs
General Commanding to station a company Of cavalry
In that vicinity, AS they are constantly robbed BIZ
hexieanss who drive the stock across The river.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
ENLORILINE.-FOR THE TEErH AND BRkATH
WHAT DO GENTLEMEN SAY ABOUT lit


They say II is y luxury,
And like n spell has broke
The sad ammo, ance OFT incurred
BY having jnxt y smoke;
hut now We can enjoy our weed,
Then joiN eSch festivs scene.
For every trace OF smoke 10 lost
It fragrant "FLoRiLINEp
They say Il Is luxury,
The teeth II keeps M white
As blossoms in tho lovely May.
When all is fresh and bright;
Discoi0rations all take place.
However long they've bseu.
And iresh and healthy Is the mouth
With fragrant "FLOklLISEl'
They say Il Is luxury,
Adds perfume to the breath.
And makes II quite As pcrfumed 80
The violet scented wreath;
The gums IL gives roscste hue,
The mouth makes fresh aud loan,
And gentlemen and ladies' TOO,
Like fragrant "FLOkiLlNEv'
The world says 'us luxury.
Aud Ii In seldom wrong:
Per.um find u ready sale.
And so have found IL long.
The truth Is cicar--it 10 the n0st
Luxuriant cleanser soon.
And that accounts why ono and all
Use fragrant "FLURIk1hEr'
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
w.n nrn.nr,1nxr
WAE DEPARTMENT.
OyyIcE or rHE CmEr SIGNAL OFrIcSR,
wAsIuxa TON, August 81 A. n. }

wAE DgPARrMpNr.
OyyIcE tn. CHEZ SIGNAL OFrIcSR,{
WAsfuxa ron, August 81 A. n.
Indications
For tho South Atlantic and Gull States clear or
partly cloudy weather. except In Florida, rain areas,
light variable winds, mostly southoriy, stasiouary
pressure aud Temperature
For Tennesseo and tho Ohio Valley warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, variable winds. stationary
pressure.
For the lower lnko reaion, partly cloudy weather
with occasional rai, southwestery WINDS stationary
temperature falling arometer, followed In vest pos
ton By rising baromsser and northwest winds.
For tho upper lnkc region, partly cloudy weather.
vccas,onaI rains, warm south hwosterIy, vestine 10
older northwest Winds rising, preceded In east por-
tsus by Iausng barometer.
rb~ the Upper Misxssippiand Lower Missouri vsh-
IsSs coar partiy cloudy weather, warm southeriy
vecrng to.colaer northwest winds ana hi sher pros
sure
For Nov En- VI ans clear partly cloudy weather,
light nor hwcs,eriy winds, becoming variable, sta
tonsry tempcrau uro. rising followed BY falling ba.
romcteE
For tho Middle Atimtic States, partly cloudy
weather. followed by occasional rains, light north
westerly winds, backing 70 southeriy stationary or
higher temperature stationary, followed By falling
barometer.
The riyo ors will remain nearly stationary.
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Nv. HAERis, zanesviils. Ohio. rshI leg broken
NARY HALY. Nos Rosselss. injured internally F;

.. W. HARRIS. zsncsviils. Ohio, rsh, leg broken
NARY HALY. Nos Rossslls, injured internally
dying
q. MATHEWS, postal clerk
GEORGE l. MORGAN. log broken.
Mrs. nccAsH. Siasgo~, Scotland.
THOMAS MCCORMICK. Glasgow. Scotland, In back.
Mr. MCDOWELL, Of LONDON, England. injured In.
sssnsily.
xr FRANCIS OWENS aud two children. Of
Bridgeport. Conn.
IVAN PETER oBsoS. New York. Injured inter-
naIly.
MT PHILLIPS. o, Harrison county. OHIO. ooncus-
slou Of the brain: serious
Mrs. JANE BonERiSE. OF Glasgow, Scotland. and
JESSE and ROBERT. her children.
JOAN n SNAPPER. Monticello. Ind. bruised.
SAMUEL TEMPLE. Philadelphia, breastbone
brokss; dangerous
GEORGE THOMAS, washiagtos, d. c.
Many OF the passengers whose injuries were but
signs vent back TO Pitsburs and their not
10 bs procured
srArkngSrs or PASsExGRRs
Several OF ths passengers the ,ll-faied train ar
rived IN this eiy tonight They all unite in descrb
ing the accident an appalling scene. Reused up
from their sleep with The NOISE and jar ana
overtnrniag OF the and the cries OF tho
wounded TO which added the feeling OF utter help
iessnsss in tho darknsss rhey say that an
experience which they hope never to repeated.
Tho passengers ou the sleeping cars were consider
ably Jared by the ooneussion but Of them
seriously injured.
CURIOUS CONDUCT ov cosDUcToRs.
Considerable indignation vas expressed against the
conductors Of the sleeping cara, because as
she occurred thcy locked tho OF their
ears and would not permit the wounded pas
sengors to be taken in them, or to spare
bedciothes to be takon out OF thsm to
bo used Tor hospital purposes. However, soon as
hour alter tho accident oceurred-thsy ordered
to throw open :he DOORS and those who were most
injured were taken In and provided for.
TAKING cARE or rnR WOUNDED
The people OF SteubenviiIe did all in their power
to assist In taking caro- OF tho injured, and all
who taken back there Dcing caro-
fully nurssd and every want provided for. Mr.
j. D. Ellison Superintendent the Pan Handle road.
has been at Steubonve cverIsinco to-day and Is
doing for the railroad company all that possible
to DO
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
ANOTHER sunIous AcclDENr-ExoNlEn ASr

ANOTHER SRRIOUS ACClDENT-EE0INEER AND
FIRtMAN KILLED.
GRKSSPIELD. Mass. August Z. 1878.
The twenty minutes past nlno train last night from
Nilier's Falls to Braitieboro into washout ono
mile above NorthHeld Farms. Engineer Pat,ee,
Fireman Arnold and a man named Root, who was
riding on the locomotive. wero killed. Conductor
Holman was slightly Injured IN tho face. Trains on
tho tunnel limo all running regularly to-day