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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21

.ProE Green, distinguished allopa-
thic physician. wrote TO the medical he.
cord 70 the effect that after all other
means had failed. he sent for the Kid
ney Cure tSafe Kidney and Liver Cure)
and TO bis establishment cured a serious
ease Of BrighCs Disease by administer
ing IL, and afterwards found it equally
beneficial in other cnses.-Jm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21


uwls OF the Blind department, under the di.
rcc'ion OF Mr. O. ". Sciasf.r, bes ming at
75oP.H.
The '''izoRs Ct Rounry and ,s vicinity are
Especially Invited TO attend
J. C.. CUvELL, Principal.
GuareT, May 81, 1880.
Rev. NIHaY IloMAN will occupy the
l'Yil of the VI. l.. Church, South, i'm
tbs pace, en- Sunday Ecyt. morning
Ill night.
The hour for the meeting OF sic Sab
ha'h School in the NJ f. Church, Sout Ia
hts been changed from 9 o'clock in the
morning until 2 in the afternoon. Glass
meeting at half past . in The morning.
'nnoiicing the death. by lightning OF
Nr. RGdolph, last week, q mistake was
made in the name. II should have been
litNrrR RUDoLrn. instead OF Sylvester.
TnE NrTcALv MURDEn.-Th case
F.- decided in the Circuit Court of Min
ora. county, after well contested trial,
90 Tuesday last, BY verdict Of murder
~ the second decree aud imprisonment
30 'he pcnitentiary for nine years-C.
". Du.oy, the prosecuting attorney, and
T. F!0umoy, Of this county. repre-.
's..'i 'ae ate, and i, II. Reynolds
wa c. Clayton and VIM. II. Weleb
eru'al.
s.ctcali WAS tried Cor the murder of
I'"l'min T. Smith. brother of Mr.
H ~ Smith, Of cur county. The
.- was committed on the 18th OF
.oG5, but for some reasons che mat
slowed 20 remain unirvestiga-
until how, although an indictment
ad against Mctcalf in This couu
o., after tic war, but dismissed With.
.rosccution. Tho dcfonses set uI
f.5ofcDse and that the act va,
.s q gar and dome according TO The
Of civilized warfare, neither o.
woro made OFT by the defense. -
'r.r = Smith was most worthy
"'.| riFNA BlFh W luc cHbluAlloi
q. al. good citizens who knew him.
Avery novel question was raised anC
'cj iu The case-Redmoud, a negro
FE one OF the cyc-wituesscs, and unde
-e 'rtnit law then in force was an in
y. tent witness against a white nau
NV snot repealed by tho Legi'
- West Virginia until February
.,j.a.a a.sou The State offered him a
a"t-afs the sss,aaso took the positio
TIC repeal " bas law conld only &C
tvty, OF tank 70 weeld be in tbi
JDt (1r'a. -nd ise5afoEe uncon
.'i Js1ye Armstrong ssstaine
e.tiou sod excluded tho EitRcs'
-lict Of the jury seemed to be "
be large crowd VINO near
o. IS lcnicut az the Law and "a
i.n'o warranted. Motions iD arre'
'' mart aud FOR % new trial wet
'te 0ut have not ye, been acted upo
i Court
lscs against Custer, tic Rtt,irc
w.s.. led until tho next tern
Jt- 49, wa, ct 70, liberty
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21

DoN W<hN Anktt 81
Is what lady of Bsston said to ler
husband when Ire brought home some
medicine to cure..hereof s'ok headache
and neuralgia whichshnl made her mis-
cradle for fourteen ysArs.s At ,hc FIRST
at ack ,hereafter.:ft yas administered to
her with such good;resal,s, that .he con.
,inucd its use unfit careJ. ANIL made so:
enthusiastic in It's praise. that sue indu-
ccd twenty-five of uis best families in
her circle to .adOptit as. sIieir regular
family medicine. That "stufr" is Hop
Bitters.- Standard -2w.
The snow storm as predicted did not
come Off last week. Friday anu Satur.
day mornings VIC had quite heavy frosts.
The present week the weather has been
very warm and dry. Fears are express
cd, that unless We have rain soon, the
grass crop will be n. short one.
Rev. DIR. EZRA +. Busy. n prominent
minister of ,bo NJ. z Church South, and
Who. some years ago. was assigned TO
this Circuit, died at the. residence of Rev.
S. 8. Cox, in Baltimore, on the 18th
inst, of complication of diseases. Rev
DIR. Buey was born in Berkeley county,
this StIte, and was in the 63rd yesr OF
his age. He vas au able and eloquent
. minister, and vas. universally esteemed
for the integrity and purify or bis char
setcr. Dr. Busey, who was at the time
90 his death, a widswer, his wife, Miss
Congcr, Of Baltimore, having died many
years previous, leaSes one son surviving
TO those, vine are so unfortunate as 30
become premattsciy gEsyso' "hosc briF
exhibits tendency. 60 fAll of, VIC res
commend triaIof IIaIrs uair Renew
er. We do - sith tho S.aOst conf
dence because Il Is, cyerywire>c received
with marked favor, and has tuilt upon
its own merits suoh a sure foundation
that IL is known and esod in ahciviliz-
ed couutrles.-Adtjson,(N ~ Ar.-2w.
Rev. DR.. G. y. CHESowITH, minis.
ter Of the NJ. r. Church. whohas fcr
many years been a clork in the i'stofhce
Department, died at his rcsidhce, ON.
Vermont avenue, Washington fty, on
Tuesday last.
Nanseous medicines seem alihst the
doctors can think o. Try Sellers
Cough Syrup" and you viii beielight-
ell beyond measure.
wa call attention TO the avertiso'
meme az Judge Sheetz opening bo1rd-
hing house ~ this place. We have no
doubt pcrsoas desiring boardViIl find
at this house. good entertsinnnt' roa-
.onablo cbargos. clean and tidpGgings'
The name Of the post>ofHce. rawlings
/. station. Allcgany county, Midas been
CHANGED 70 RAwLHsS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21

The color OF a wOman's hair isn't OF
much consequence. II is tho color OF
Acr money that counts with the young
men OF the present day.
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

WINTER SEIZED ULE.
a., and after Nov. llth, 1879, trains will leave
c.,.n Spring Run, rs follows:
EAST BOUND.
NJ. -. Accommodation. -. $50 A. NJ.
80. IS. Freight & Passenger. 0 So A. NJ.
Vo. ). Express. ..2.25 =. NJ.
80. Al. Freight G. Passenger, $40 Z. NJ.
WEST Bound.
No 40. Freight & Passenger. IL .O7 A. NJ.
Va. II. Accommodation, 80. .a.56 =. NJ.
No. 10 & No. g. Express Trains. daily.
No A. Freight & Passenger daily to Martins
,,,t All tha other trims daily. except Sunday.
j. VI. WEIIAGE, AGENT.
Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. F. h A, n. meets
NJ, the lri Fridsy in each month.
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~ OTsC E

The annual exhibition of the pupils Of the
W,s, Virginia Institution for the Deaf and
lDmJ aHl 'le Find, will TO held in the CHIP.
~ a. 30 \. Y on the Bird Of June.
Alec Concert Of vocal and Instrument.
mi VIII te given the sam e evening br III,
iuwls ct The Blind department, under the di.
rcc'ion OF Mr. @. ". Sciaef.r, beg n ming al
So P.H.
Tie citizens Ct Rou,nry and it's vicinity ar,
HIo,,lgl!y Invited TO attend
J. C.. CUvELL, Principal.
N.rrer Nav 81 1890
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21
Mad terrible NIoHT swEArs.

,FHs1npuI-s TOD. IT. IrlI-
N. TUT; Sir-I have besa suffering for ne.rly two
ysars With . severe cough When commenced Ia
and sixteen pounds in weight I had tried almost
evvsythinG had tssr.iis nignt s~sats have takca
half dosen bottles. The night have left m :,
The cough has disappssrsd. and have gained fiteei
With sress rsspscs.. OLIYER ~ r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21
a MEwsPAPER PUR. WRITES,

Once. EvssnS News. Augusta. Ca
DIR. TUT: DoAr btr-My httie son. nttac ked
nth posspcnl. lAsi u.nsss, which left hun With
Toe The cure vi which indel,t- toyour valusss
kxpectoranl had tried no~t every thing recrn,-
nendsd bus ncns did any good unit! used Jour kx.
psctorant. one bottle Of which v.tiiov.d the cough
entirely. With many thAnhs. aIn yours truly.
JOHN 81. w E!gLR
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21

easy payments, s. q mouth or SC 30 n Quarter
and upward. Catalogues free. MAsoS a Han
Liz 0R0Ax Co, i34 fremont ST., Boston T.;
k.st i4th ST., Union SqnAre) New York-25o
w.bssh Avenue, Chicago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21

Rent paid two.and-a- qnG,ter
Years buys one Heat Csbiu~y
or Parlor ORGANS in the
World-winners OF highest
di, tinciion al every worlds
fair for thirteen years. Prices
SOL, S57. sec, Ssi. $I0s, To
$500 aud upward. Also for
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-21
On. J. =. HAYWOOD,
q New York. voluntarily indorscs 81.
-R8AO WHAT Ne SAVS.-

Or. TUT: New York Sept-, n 1871
Do0 oR-Durtng thD - vst ID "A hundred
sesss Of lung ssAsss In the LIVER rds OF tina
~ tns go go o. ~ s:yss, .ys IL Wa
md csofsss my esfprtss - ~ wond.rful power
Dufina . pySctsce OF twenty year-. l have n-vsx
Enowr . ns1lcias 20 - - Drosnpty and With sueh
ha0oy sGesta Il isseasAly snbdued the moet vsoi.ns
6ts q c0aghing, and Invariably tn. diseas. IN
. fsy d.y. lchssrf.lly indSrse IL the best tang
es",ns ~ 81 FRANCIS HAYWOOD Nj
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UaIlsa- 10 os.sral Lara OLE,

Wf-fiT"tss. -. a.; .v.rss. b. "a -
80 lfNNfrs tu "FIrtssrg ffit piiftrs es,s,a.
se"tT - 40 Fsffhas ffif'fg lmd ff.gtfv ~ fSff
$50. u thfstily
$40. % o.. wiBTzG
10" r'ts ~ i..I u-fs- asfisas nsufA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
IN DIAN a.

Fpslish Irteivlewed- Glad He is Lsft TO
Private Life, that he May Look After
His "Bar'l"
INDIANAPOLIS, November Sin an
interview with Daily Ne,S reporter
this morning, Hon. W. II. English
talked freely about the late election and
its results. lie thinks Indiana has held
up remarkably we'll considering the de-
feat in October and that they have not
had a majority in the State since 1872,
and then less than 100 for Mr..
Hendricks FOR Governor. Personally,
he feels no chagrin at the result. While
feeling the honor OF unanimous nomi-
nation to the Vice Presidency without
influence and patronage, it had no
charms for him, AMI he feels rather z iad
that he is LETT to q lie more congeniai
and profitable. The Democrat, with a
Democratic Senate. q clese House ot
Representatives, and the President de-
c.ded by q small majority IN 9
single State, will not die. The real
cause of the Republican success
was the prosperous times and ousl-
ness satisfaction. The country
thought it wisest 20 let well enough
alone, and the lack OF harmony in New
York, the October election in Indiana,
and some other things may have had
little weight, but the main thing was
the good times and the disposition to
let we'll enough alone. :,
In concluding. Nc. English bewailed
the corruption in party politics, so dii'
ferent from forty years ago, when he
first entered political life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

Nxw YoEy, November = 5-IsPeves--
Receipts 3 200 heal; supply too Large
for the demand; weather decidedly bal
fpr trade; the market dragged and closed
weak at q reduction OF one dollar per
head on fair 10 prime ca'ile and tc on
common aud medium; poor ~ strictly
prime natives Gis l0!c: extra selections
iO}c, and fair Texas fleece 6.c57c. No
export demand. No 1--we stock or fresh
meat shipments to-day. Steamers n
sail TO morrow take $3.50 quarters of
beef, 81 1--we cattle and go csrcasses
mutton.
Sheep Receipts 6, 40 head; market
dull for both ss.-p and lambs and PENS
no, cleared. Ertiemes$3 7tfdb % per
100 pounds for sheep and Sja6 - for
lambs. Very few sheep going above
- IS, and but lew lambs Tor more than
Hogs-Rec-ip,s 1900 head; market
stes " at q sja5 10 per 100 pounds for
I've; s,dG IL! for dressed.
CniraRC.
Cgiclso, November 5 The Droe|-,
J,s nal reports hog receipts ~ 600 head; ;
shipments 1890 head: all pukrrs buy.
iny: weather favorable; quality gooi.
Market active and frm with fuli prices;
mired packing 81 1914 20: choice
heavy s. So(s4 %: light = GVs4 30;
closed firm: all sold.
Cstle-Rsceipts 5000 head: ship:
ments 3. 600 head; cool export demsnd
but ie~ 10 supply It: sales At - 3sGW;
yood 10 choice shipping 81 7jta5 o.; com.
mon to fair 81 75fa5 %; butchers 3? 20
az 30; good fat chiefly at 5? 1868 90;
stock.rs 81 fOlb3 Is, chiefly - sSs3 10,
we-t.rn slow; half breeds and natives
s. OO,s,3 50; TeIsns$2 9Ofs3 10; through
Texans 81 soc 300
SLeep-Receipts 900 head; shipments
200 hesd. Market steady; common 10
rood s3 0oCS4 %. mainly - GyS3 75.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November 3. - Hoss -
Steady; common s. sola4 30; light q 81
GA IS; butchers "a 65ts4 70: parking
81 I5ta4 8j Receipts, q. ap heal ship
men;s / 600 heal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
THE NEW CONGRESS
As IT WILL PROBABLY STAND AFTER
MARCH 4, 1881.
Lists, by States, Of the Members-elect to
the Senate and House, Corrected
Up to a Late Hour this
Morning.
THE TWO GREATPARTIes' STRENGTH.

The returns on members Of Congress
are now about all in. There are q few
districts remaining in doubt, but enough
have been certainly returned to justify
the following list, which gives the Dem.
ocrats majority in the Senate OF two,
and the Republicans clear majority in
the House over both Democrats and
Greenbackers of Eve. At present fisur-
ing the Senate stands: Democrats, 80;
Republicans, 81. House: Democrats,
al; Republicans, l49; Greenbackers,
3. The following shows the result in
detail:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
THE NEW YORR DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE

Hatcbes Out Some Resolves in Order to
Let Us Down Easy-They Want to Give
The Democrats a Chance to Get Even
on Bets.
New York, November 5.-All kinds
OF startling rumOrs were set atioat yes
terday in regard to some surprising ac-
ton about to be taken by the Demo.
cratic National and State Committees
intended to prove fraud on the part OF
the Republicans in New York State,
more especially in the border counties
and in New York city and Brook yn.
Members OF the National and State
committees were very mysterious, but
admitted some action would certainly
be taken, and that promptly. The State
committee held meeting and issued
the following address:
"WHEREAs, 1t appears that at the re-
cent election in this State that vote
has been cast in certain localities largely
in excess OF the legal vote, as determin-
ed by the recent census taken under di'
rection Of the general Government,
therefore
"Resolued, That it be the duty of the
several county committees Of this State,
and they are hereby requested by the
State Committee, to examine such cen.
sus returns. and make comparison with
the votes recorded as having
been polled in the various
districts OF this county with view to
ascertain the extent OF the fraudulent
vote in the State, and TO forward imm,-
diately the result of such examination
II IN
Ocratic State Executive Committee, New
York. The unaccountable increase in
the Republican vote in New YORK and
Kings counties, and the plain evidences
of fraud in such vote, demand immediate
investigation on the part Of the respec-
tive Democratic organizations OF these
counties.
Resolred That all citizens of this State
in each and every locality, who favor
the right of the people to popular gov
ernment, and who believe fair vote
and an honest count essential to the
perpetuation of our institutions, are re-
9uested to aid by all means in their
power the ascertainment OF this result.
RtsUlred, That copy CT these resolu-
tons be forwarded to every Democratic
organization in the State.
Tammany Hall Meets--hn Address to tie
People-Keliy Endorsed
Nkw York, November Sat meet
ing OF the Tammany Hall general COM
mittee tonight, an address to the Demo
cracy OF the country was read, claiming
that Hancock defeat was due to fraud,
intimidation and the Use OF enormous
suns OF money by the Republicans.
Mr. Van Wick moved an amendment
that Hancock's defeat was due to the
mismanagement and pickering os the
Democratic leaders in Kings county and
New York city.
Thos. F. Grrdy, Col. Roberts and 9th
ers opposed the amendment.
Henry Sternes advocated the amend.
menf, and said the people no longer
wanted Boss Kelly, and he should re
sign.
Some hot discussion was followed by
the rejection of the amendment and the
adoption Of a resolution endorsing the
leadership OF Kelly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
THE RAIN OF BALLOTS
WHICH COVERED ALL THE LAND ON
TUESDAY LAST.
Resolutions Of the New York State Demo-
cratic Committee Excitement in the
Quaker City-California Still
Trembling In the Balance.
RESULT IN THE COUNTRY AT LARGE.

As the smoke OF the battle clears
away everybody is telling what did it.
1t was the tariff question; the solid
South; the return of good times; the
failure to seat Sam Tilden; the stupid
campaign methods Of Barnum; the
tickets tail, Bill English; the noble
army Of Office holders; the October elec.
tions, and in addition to these about a
thousand other causes. The gen.
eral impression among the wise
sages of the New York Democratic Com
mittee, who engineered such brilliant
campaign in that State, is that the result
was brought about by Radical frauds in
New York and Kings counties. There
fore, to let themselves down softly they
have issued an address to the county
committees OF the State asking them TO
start on q hunt for frauds. 1t would
strike the popular pulse better il com
mittee were appointed to investigate that
bull-headed Tammany chief, John kel-
ly, and his twenty thousand traitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
AFIENDIsH ATTEMPT
To Wreck o Passenger Train on
the Philadelphia and Reading
RailrOad-The Track Obstruct-
edWith Timber and Iron Bars.

ed with I1mDeF anu lrOh DoEs'
READING, Pa, November 5,-This
community was much excited this
evening wnen il became known that
fiendish attempt had been made TO
wreck the market train on the Reading
railroad at the Big Dam, short distance
below this city, about four o'clock yes
terday afternoon, and which was pre-.
vented through the timely discovery by
the engineer OF the distractions placed
OH the track.
This train leaves Philadelphia at one
o'clock, and consisted OF q baggage and
two passenger cars, in which were about
thirty-five passengers. The point select.
ed by the miscreants was we'll adapted
to their purpose. The railroad makes
curve similar 10 a horse shoe; and en-
bankment nearly fifty feet high extends
along the whole distance, at the foot OF
which runs the Schuylkill river, which
ut this point is very deep, and had the
train left the track the lives OF all the
passengers would have been lost. Luck
ily the train was only running at the rate
OF about twenty miles an hour. As soon
as the engineer discovered the obstruc.
tions he applied the brakes, and stopped
within Jew feet of the point.
Pieces Of timber and iron bars were
securely fastened on the track, and
were with difficulty removed by the
passengers, who left the train TO assist
in this work. While doing so young
fellow was noticed on the run from the
scene. He was called upon to stop, but
paid no attention to the demand.
Several parties then went in pursuit,
and succeeded in capturing him. He
was recognized as George Levan, about
twenty wears OF age, and resident OF
this city, being one OF gang who make
a practice OF jumping of and on passing
trains.
He was charged as being one OF the
parties who had placed tue distractions
on the track, but firmly denied knowing
any thing Of it. He was, however, taken
into custody by the enraged passengers
and brought to this place, where he was
handed over TO Special Officer John
Giles, of the Recalling Railroad Police
He said II Giles that he knew who had
committed the deed, tut that he was
not implicated in the matter. Levan
was placed in the county Jail, and will
be gwen q hearing tomorrow. The
parties implicated by Levan are Joseph
Good and MILDLY Griffith, both well
known characters. Warrants for their
arrest have been issued, and officers are
on the lookout for them. Levan says
they were at the place where the attempt
was made to wreck the tram short
time before its arrival. What their Oh
jeet in doing rs they did is unknown, as
Levan maintains strict silence when
spoken to about the affair. In taking
him to Jail ne was almost lyIched, and
the jail is heavily guarded tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active At n to 3 per csnt.-6ev.
srnments Weak and lower-fIour Un.
ehangsd-whsat Weak and
tower-nogs Firm.
PINAACR
Nav York.

Nsw YoRK. November 5.-Moxsv-
Easy at 2@Si per cent, closing at s0ei
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4i@
81 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
srs' bills weak at +slt; demand +sst.
SILvEa-At London Slid; bar oil.
yer here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
i(al per cent. discount
and lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
FOREIGN.
THE IRISH AGITATION.
Parcel Demand q speedy Trial OF the
Cases Brought by the Government.

Parcel Demand q speedy Trial OF the
Cases Brought by the Government,
DUBLIN, November 5.-All the agita-
tors VINO were indicted have now been
served with summones. AT the Land
League meeting Parnell said he had rea,
son TO believe the government desired
to postpone the trial until the January
term, which would prevent those ira
versers who are members OF Parliament
from taking their seats at the meeting oi
Parliament in February. Psrnell said
he intended to press for au immediate
and speedy trial.
DUBLIN, November "a band OF
men numbering one hundred. partly
armed and marching in military order,
trsversed an estate near Tralo, last
night, forcing the tenants to swear they
would not pay above certain amount
of rent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
Three Men Killed on the New
York, Lake Erie and Western
-Cause- CarelesSneSs.

Cause, CarelesSneSS.
New YORK, November 5-This morn
ing a freight train on the New York,
Lake Erie and Western railroad had
taken switch at Penn Horn Creek, n.
j., to permit passenger train OF the
New York and New Jersey road to pass
into a tunnel. The switchman, it is
said, omitted to close the switch, and
the passenger crashed into the caboose
of the freight train, killing David Quack-
enbush, engineer OF the passenger train,
the freight con iuctor, and Garret Noor-
hes, fireman OF the passenger. No pas
sengers were hurt. Charles Bogert, the
switchman, fled.
Engine OF passenger train scattered in
various directions, portions lying In the
swamp twelve feet from the track.
Freight cars were broken and thrown in
every direction; passengers were thrown
from their seats and fell amid broken
glass and seats OF cars. Mr.. Blair OF
Hackensack was badly hurt and lady
from Woodside tainted. Two OF the
passenger cars were thrown from the
track but remained upright. The morn
ing was dark and foggy and no signals
were displayed. Conductor Hoar. OF the
passenger train was severely shaken and
received u cut on his ear and had his
hand badly bruised; he was knocked
from his feet. Portions OF the taboose
of the freight train caught fire after the
accident and blazed away for time.
The engineer and brakeman were killed
and their bodies shockingly man2led.
Freight Trans Collide-Engineer and
Fireman Killed.
CIxCIyNATI, November 5.-Two freight
trains ran together on the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad, near Moonville. on
tine eastern end OF the road, Yesterday.
Engineer Frank Lawbord and his fire.
man, Charles Krick, were killed, and Elk
of the crew wounded, but none fatally.
The case OF the collision is said to be a
failure OF the train dispatcher to notify
the east bound train OF an order to the
west bound train to run on its time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
CALHOUN.

Wilson's Majority Es,i mated at One Hun
dred and Eighty Ave.
spec. al Dispatch To Register.
PARKsRsBURG, November D.
Newscomes from Calhoun county that
Wilson's majority over Hutchinson in
that county Is lSj. These figures are
not official, and the majority may 90
up 10 200.