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NEW LONDON, July "A ser lou!
occurrence of the regetta was al
accident that happened on thu
Northern Railroad, and which re-
suited in the death of President T
w. Lincoln, of the Boston and AL
bany Railroad, and Mrs. DR.. Will
liam Appleton, Of Boston. Lin
coin and Mrs. Appleton were seated
on the rear platform of the private
Car Of Mr.. Lincoln, attached to o
moving grand stand, watching the
race. The car was next to the for.
ward engine of the train. Soon aftel
the train started, when the first
race began, the coupling pin, con.
Meeting the private car with the
platform car In the rear, broke in
twain. The forward engine, re
leased Of the heavy weight it was
dragging, shot rapidly ahead.
The shock threw Mr.. Lincoln and
Mrs.sAppleton upon the rails. The
forward wheels of the platform
cars passed over them, crushing
them terribly. The rear wheels of
the car'left the track aud the train
then came to standstili. Mrs.
Appleton died within fifteen or
twenty minutes after the accident.
Mr.. Lincoln lived nearly an hour.
Rppub,.can Execu,.v. Cnmmsssee.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The report
of the Committee on organization
recommends Governor Jewell, of
Connecticut, Chairman, and S. w.
Dorsey, Arkansas, for Secretary Of
the Republican National Com
mittee. The following Executive
Committee was chosen: Horace
Davis, California; Jas. Balebeaux,
Georgia; John A. Logan, Illinois;
John G. New, Indiana; John S.
RunnelI, Iowa; John A. Martin.
Kansas; Henry G. Yarmouth.
Louisiana; John NJ. Forbes, Mass
achusetts; Chauncy J. Filley, Miss
ouri; w. Chandler, New Hampshire;
Geo. A. Halsey. New Jersey; Thos.
G. Plat, New York; w. s. Cana
day, North Carolina;Wm. e. Coop
er, Ohio; ]. d. Cameron, Pennsyl-
vania; John w. Hooker; Vermont;
John w. Mason, West Virginia;
Elihu Enns, Wisconsin; II. G. Me-
Cormick, Arizona; Stephen b.
Elkins, New Mexico.
An I.saae stoshes Ikitfs s1rs Fnsse
Gh'.ar-".
NEW YORK, July Cd Mary
O'Connor killed her three children
in Jersey City, during tue night.
Mrs. O'Connor had been sick for u
long time and was unable to take
care of her children, aud she
thought that by killing them they
would go to heaven.
Annsts-r Hady f"uMd.
NEW YORK, July 2 The body OF
a woman, another victim Of the
Seawanhaka disaster, was picked
l
up Today. 1t was not identified.
! s,ar,'tr nod AssO".
AMrfyvGbLe, l.. l., July O.
Lewis sehmidt was murder ed
last night, his body thrown into
| we'll aud the house burned. No ar
rest,
IA y Fai.stS Durncd.
! BRADFORD, Pa, J1ly 2.-Tht
Is, 010-barrel tank Of burning OF
ran over ihts afternoon at Clean
ana number of men digging
I trenches are probably fatally
/ burned, being unable TO escape
| The fire is rnv controlled. Esti
mated loss, S95 900.
Dsvthss S'puu,tIs Ia ahe H.puOsscas
MRstaual Committee.
( { CHICAGO. July 2.-The Times
New York special Gays that in tn
National Committee Logan mani
Tested his DISGUST at the treatmen
d the old guard In Chicago. H
f was marked IN opposing VIM. /
J Chandler, 6orhan, of California
obtained The proxy ofthe Kentuck
J ,Dember and intended to vote IA
I Piatt. Ope OF the most active me
s in the enucusses was Murat Hn
j stead, who made no secrt
Q Of his enrprise that III
=, ol1 Graut faction shout
/ SHOW its wounds so openly. Dal
o ing the afternoon Garfield was tel
d egfaPhed 10 come as soon as poss
& bic and heiparrange the campaigl
j. The present committee Is divide
II lust asout Hs at Chicago, when
o were lad by Conkling, Logan al
g Cameron - opposed.
y a P.see as tsesus~ t,r s"- Exn'
g LoEDoN, July 1.-The SPANS
~ Government has granted,numero
I, applies tions for permission to
- tablish In SiBdrid and many pal
" OF the peniesala, monasteries al
- Jesuit c0'lsges. sympathy
y shown fer the sssuIts by t
:, Court, the aristocracy aud all ella
~ es Of society
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