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ConEre..Ionai Nominations.

Congressional nominations reported
yesterday: Daniel Evans, by the Demo
eraIs Of the Seventh Illinois district; B.
O. McBeth, by the Republicans of the
Sixth Missouri district: A. q. BucEner.
by the Democrats Of the Thirteenth
Missouri district; Henry K. Wells, by the
Democrats Of the First Minnesota district;
E. <. Valentine, by the Republicans OF
the Lincoln district, Nebraska; z. F. Pet
tigrew, by the Republicans Of DAkotah
Territory; Gen. Phil. Cook, by the Demo-
crats Of the Third Georgia district;
Geo. W. Coyington, by the Democrats Of
the First MARYLAND district; John q. Res-
gan, by the Democrats Of the First Texas
district; S. S. Mallory, by the Democrats
Of the First Iowa district; John Hill, by
the Republicans Of the Fifth New Jersey
district; John q. Houston, by the Repub.
licans Of the Dover, Del, district; E. D. =.
Bragg, BY the Democrats Of the Fifth dis
trict OF Wisconsin; ]. @. Sherwin, by the
Republicans OF the Fourth Illinois dis
trict; D. B. Culberson, by the Democrats
Of the Second Texas district; Frank His
cock, by the Republicans Of the Syracuse,
n, Y. district
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COntrastTbem.

ASnhln uncoln's name will go down
. eisorT houOrsd sud loved in all lands
I'd ey ali people. and no utteranee Of his
Flsd lie viii be more quoted or more ap-
E1,, Eao.isd than the following sentiment,
'la be expressed while . fierce civil
'ES'. E-.9 in progress:
"Hh malice toward none, and
' .Ga saariiT for all, We will go on in The
i Is God gives Us to see the right"
SoatfaS, this great hearted utterance o
A1aaln Lincoln with the following spec
H'a S d malice and enmity uttered by Jat,
''st'oa a, FIirmont:
. i S''s the Republican party with Al
asiaienSty Of my nature. I intend i
eaeA ny children % hate 1t. /. haE
-'a hAdngit sod mean to 70 TO N
V1e hating il"
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au..,,op ar cable Rates.

PANS, septembers. The Quarter Gable
Company have summoned a meet OF their
shareholders TO decide the question
whether they shall accept or refuse the
Joint purse arrangement proposed by the
Anglo and Direct Companies, through the
delegation which visited Paris for the pur.
pose. Il is undeF5tood that soma Of the
ihAreholders Of the Quartier were dissat.
istied with refusal 70 form combination,
and that the meeting now TO be held 1
ealled through their influence in the hopt
OF changing the decision.
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1.-the s5srsrd correspondence Of the
ESaDd,rills Repoua We find the fol-
bVas item:
We ue requested by many friends to
ikaS Out challenge 70 discuss the ques-
tsd -IEif," or "WhAt has the Demo
1Its ptrty done for the working man !?
NJ Ehsfs bSye they not failed TO make
Eod Iay promise they ever made" q
9sFIFd, Sand Hill or Dallas. We will
lsainy Of our Democratic friends on the
tSR mentioned issues Of the day-not
ploal1L but workingmen like our
NTs They TO set the date.
hihOuld like to hear this discussion,
siUhsu it comes of we will try to have
nLruuuEScER reporter on the ground.
AnGEi be worth while TO hear the rea,
EaaGt champion Of modern Demoe-
AZ night give to show what the party
saans for the working man. 1t has
hzhsParty oi slavery aud aristocracy,
nidihssonsequentde degredaiono Of Amer
EAbot 1t Is the party that furnished
tsrsO 1.-THE national Homestead Set. Il
i6. parry that has declared for "pro'
rlErs free trade throughout the world
ASAs party whose Southern chAmpioni
ESday declared that capital should
'nhbOr, and who have characterized
Aae'sn Is the "mudsills Of society" Il
ISsnry that exempted slaves undel
t'se yeas Of age from taxation, and
md tl1 on the men who cut naili
stPuddled and heated iron in the city
4 Wheeling to supply the deficit. Il
he party that made West Vir
Fss 4 land Of darkness and igno'
aaa b. refusing during the two gen
sEdoas it was in power TO give the people
he school system. 1t Is the party that
sfspondbls for the TACT that to-day there
csasatiy sixteen thonsandsquare miles in
NsYirEiniG in which there Is not pub
siHPOyement beyond a mud pike here
sdAsre. 1t is the party.that opposed
"sTtSing that could elevate the work
q nan in West Virginia; that de
I'd him the right to hold, express ant
We his Tree sentiments, and that in
sasd him in the courts for circulating
NsaneU'pApen as the New York TnbsA1
la word, the Democratic party ht
s.sn ID almost avery possible relation Q
athsioe Of The working man. 20. h
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OrEani1Ing Tariff clubs In the Manafaet
uFing cities.

INV ALBANY, September 2.-The opera.
tiyes in the manufactures OF this city,
alarmed at the bold utteranees ofthe free
traders through their organs, and through
many Democratic speakers in the present
political canvass, are organizing tariff
clubs with the purpose Of disseminating
proper documents and procuring proper
speakers on the tariff question. In the
first and Second wards Of this city club
numbering 1ss, Of which seventy tiye are
Democrats, was Organized last night.
Another club is now In process OF organi-
zation in the Fifth and Sixth wards, 800
workiDgmen having already signed the
roll, one.third OF whom are said TO be
Democrats. The Democrats have a free
trader as their candidate for Congress in
this district, while the Republican eandi-
date is liberal tariff man. No class OF
the population know peter than the oper-
atiyes In the factories, rolling mills and
iron furnaces that Il the Democratic policy
Of free trade prevails allthe principal man
uiactohes In the land will be closed. The
Rorkingmen are therefore Organizing in
self-protection.
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VERMONT POLITICS.
Republican nsiolit5 Expected ss1t
tuesday,


Bosrox, September "a special TO the
E,,nH trorn Montpelier saws: Prom % 600
- - ~ ~ -. is,.,. E -. p..rh,;oons
70 sO,VoV mAloIisy y MnAt tne hepuotlca.ns
claim they will be able 70 report 70 the
country next Wednesday morning. This
v;Tl he sv.inst n majority Of only 1865
- W., y -. p.o..s, IA 80. ~.
Nnleh uofei'l Ht o,e' tAs
Democratic and Gfeenbaek candidate two
years ago, and against 8 maiority of 3D.
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sr. cLaIItsyILLI.
Rrief news xotes from the village on
The HIlls.

81. CLAIRsvnLE, September s.
Our schools open next Monday, under
the superintendence Of Prof. Hitchcock,
with Prof. Elliot as assistant in the High
School.
The BeIlaire IhS.PmdRt gives deserved
compliment to our narrow gauge railroad,
but fails ts credit the good condition Of
the road 10 engineer Shallcross, who Is
also manager. Since he has had control
Of the road Il has done well, believe not
missing q "trip, only when washed out
some weeks ago.
The funeral Of Frank West, whose death
at Bellaife was noted in your columns,
took place Wednesday evening from the
residence Of bis father, DR.. Henry West,
Of this place.
The ean1asing for eatables for the din
ner to be given the soldiers here on thG
18th inst-Ehe second day Of the fair-
has been q great success. No one WhC
fought for his country need fear 70 Il
from that reunion hungry.
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Tn. pI.eon,.nt.a M.a,.rr.

LosDox, September S.-shop meetings
of the weayers were held throughout
North and Northeast Lancashire last
night, at which very strong feeling was
manifested. Resolutions were passed to
bring the operatives Of Blackburn or come
other town out on q. strike TO support the
plan Of emigration and in favor of stopping
the milIs for week in each month. A
meeting Of delegates at Blackburn VIII
finally decide the subject.
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The victim or the Accident al schulz

BERx, swuz, September S.-The Amsri'
can killed by the overturning Of the dill.
gence 81 Schulz was Edward Bearing, 4
young student Of New York. he va.
seated on the top Of the diligence when
the accident occurred and was lightfully
crushed. A check Tor Eve hundred poundi
on Q London bank, payable to the ordei
OF the American Legation, was found or
| his person.
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wAsHnorox, September s.-The P. o.
Department received advices today from
Gainesville, Fs..statina that severe storm
swept over The central portion Of Florida
90 the first and second insts, The post
roads we're flooded. bridges washed away
and mail commuuications seriously inter
rupted between oealla and Tampion on
the West coast.
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WHEELING MORNING SEPTEMBER $780,
VOLUME XXIX.-NUNBER Ii.

don and Liverpool Globe, s.. 900; North
ern, 81 500; FAnueil Hall, 81. 800; Glenn'
falls. Sl.3O0; Enterprise, 81 900, Schmolti
loss Loo; insured for 500.
SAY FRAsc1sco. September r3-TheRrair
warehouse at Washington Corners, Alan,
eda county, containing about $50. 600 sackl
Of wheat and barley, burned this morning
Loss about quarter million. II Z Be.
lieyed the fire was ineendiary, as certain
characters were found marked on the
building & few days ago which have been
found on previous occasions on ware
houses subsequently fred. It supposed
TO be the work OF tramps. There Is, how.
ever, some reason to believe that sparks
from q cleaning mschine In the vicinity
may have caused the eonAGgration.
HARr's FAILS, n. Y, September B.
Bakers block, including Bakers Opera
House, and ten other buildings, burned
to-day; also the Schsghticoke Home. Loss
$50 900; insurance S75, 900.
BRADFORD, Pa, September 3.-A report
has been received here that an extensive
fire Is raging at Salamanca, n. Y. The
Bradford fire department has been called
upon for aid. A steamer and i hose com.
pany will leave within an hour by q
special train. No details as 70 the fire
have been received.
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New YoRk, September S.-During the
past tWenty.iour hours Mr.. Thurlow Weed
has been very restless. BE passed very
uncomfortable night, and appeared to be
suffering great pain. DR.. Anderson, his
private physician, reports that the elderly
genGlemAnis condition was as good As could
be expected.
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NEW YoRK, September S.-AriEed:
sehaIten from Rotterdam.
FATHEa PoNF, September S.-PAssed:
Scandinavian from Liverpool.
NEw YORK, September 3.-ArriTed;
Cimbris, from HRmburgi Oder, from Bre-
IoSpos, September S.-The German
bark Chrystll, Capt. Zinc, from New YorE
Bremen, was In collision with the iroE
ship GGrteonnel, from Java, sugaI-lsder
for QueenstoHn. The Garteonnel sank
Crew saved. ChryStal Is making for Fal
mouth.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST a. 1852


s.tIi,nt individual on the Regiae
I.'sr.s y. out 20 per cent increase o
~ ,i4s;oS in West Virginia during u,
P. r.. ,..rs, and who says that 7Os,ooI
&a. s..,ir Million" and who is moi
s'', ,i,S. fac, that the population o.
So. ~, y !, only lO2, ,Ss7 over hall q mill
a''- ~. jor relief to the schools of the
= p. n Tb.re, TOO, be is at home in the
~ ~, d arithmetic. He finds that from
~, Isi6 the Democrats distributed
Wv .ss.r to the schools than the Re
oI,s 80, . distributed from 1885 to ISL
=, ,.dod Of Eve years
n n b. brilliant person ever hear the
..i,sm :. in which the question was
'asJ ..lr Dropounded as to why white
paw" ,I!,ys ate more grain than black
ss s,, n. ansEsr was supposed to in
~, =. .,se very deep and mysterious
,s,'i,io5e,l ,,,s peculiarly among sheep un-
-. sn,ophis,icatsd person suggested
's,.s M nirbt possibly be because there
- -...n many more OF the former than Of
=. ,,,.r. The proportion of relative
~. !. "a. Eound to be the answer.
'- i,s !, in regard to the distribution Of
y
.s,oI Douey. The law that raised the
',.,.;os ssSs Of real estate throughout the
~. g.ES,l8 IS, naturally scooPed
Z, "a a, % more money for the State
i.,.ar,, ! syiDg nothing Of the natural
;,,..,,. .'s. in personal property in five
'Its 1s. voudsr that this writer did not
~. : tbs brilliant idea Of showing that
j i.t.,ihs inst year Of the free school sys-
= ~ !. Te,, Virginia, but very little
.,.,r = "a, distributed to the schools as
~, ..-o,,.d With the year following. Such a
,.,sias would have been in strict keeping
I,s The one be makes.
y.b,ys an irreducibls school fund in
-. virginia thanks TO the Republican
~, that is constantly growing, and the
i,..,..t it produces is distributed from
=, ~, n wear 10 the schools. In addition,
.,.,y dollar of new wealth or added val.
,,iou each year increases the receipts Of
a, SUI. Treasury. Under the law "a
p.,.Hie.u laE) the schools get 10 cents
~. s)eeuts Of State tax levied on every
sqOl real or personal property through.
,.t,bssu.s. Audthis isGll they get now.
=. DsaOc1ts simply distribute the
.,,.y tia. flows in. How could they
S,il' They raise far more money of
4. people than the Republicans raised
d5en. They have increased the yearly
4ss Of the people ss7lis4i.CO for State
n1Sss alone. Why should not the
sAa,s Re. : portion Of the increase3
is.r g,ve Us s Judicial system that in
o.l,si the State expenses s6o,ses per
r,, and they also increased other ex.
,.sS For instance, they increased the
Giis d Oaeials Is per cent, and added
ssihs number Of officials. In order to
ne The money they went to work and
Hassd the real estate of the COM
unTalh and added sS7l, ,S44,oO to the
sndAIes Of the people.
yrkry want TO claim credit for giving
h.Saools what belongs to them. How
s.a tbsy help it, Do they want credit
kD& 4glndering it all as they did that
ROO which they took from the State and
iNusi TO 4. Christmas spree? Is 1t for
ID inst Es are to be grateful?
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Prospects of New Railway LeadipE
Into Virginia.

PlrrsBUEoH, September S.-There is 8
movement on foot looking towards the
ultimate construction Of new railway
between this city and the ore deposits Of
the State Of Virginia. To this end meet
ing Of the citizens Of Lexington, Va, was
held on Saturday last and committee ap-
pointed to confer with the capitalists Of
Pittsburgh. The proposed road will fol-
low the James River Valley, crossing the
Allegheny Mountains at Panther Gap,
then following the yalleyot the Dry Fork
to the Cheat river and so TO the Mononga-
helS Valley. The latter valley would then
be followed to this city. Such a route, It
Is claimed, would open to commerce 3 re.
gion particularly rich in minerals and
metals, besides opening up new regions At
present destitute of railway intercourse.
The name proposed is the PittAburgh and
North River Road, and the committee re-
tsred to are expected in this city shortly.
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Warrington County postmaster Robbed

wAsHIsGFos, September IA bold rob.
berry was committed last night at the resi-
dsnee Of "Boss" Paxton. at strabane. He
is postmaster and keeps country store,
and had Just closed for the night when a
knock wSs heard; on opening the door .
revolver was leyeled at him, and cloth
thrown over his head. While in this pre-
dieament his pocketbook containing over
$50 was taken from him. BE was robbed
OF $50 few weeks since. Mr.. Paxton is
an aged man, and in stringent circam.
stances. No clue.
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rHR eRRAr RACE or THR DAY

was the professional scullraee. The start
ems being Riley, Hosmer, Ten Ryck, weis-
gerber, Lee and Felsing. Courtney and
Dempsey were both entered, but for
reasons known only TO themselves did not
appear at the start. A rumor prevailed
this morning among betting men that
Courtney wouidnot row, bat as he had
previously promised the regatta committee
he would contest unless they consented
to his withdrawal, and as they had not
given their consent, it was generally be-
lieyed he would row. weisgerber took
water fiBt, but in few strokes he was
passed by Hosmer. At the quarter-mile
buoy Hosner led Riley ten feet. Lee was
a close third and
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Met at Last.

LoxDox, September $3.50 P, Kan
oficial dispatch from Quetta, dated to.
day. says: Gen. Roberts attacked and
dispersed Ayoob Khan's force and
captured tRenty-seyen guns. The Caeul'
ers have resIeated upon Argandab valley
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FIERCE PLAlIEs.
Their work of DsstruetIon At Cincinnati
San FFaneiseo and New York.

'I"a NNW NVEhs
cNcIxxATI, September 3.-A FIRE about
three o'clock this morning destroyed the
carriage factory Of anderson & Harris
northeast corner of Liberty and Baymlllsr
streets, also the carpenter shop Of ohss,
schmOlt, an adjoining building, owned
by Mr.. yeketter. Loss. $500. Insured
for 81 900 in the German Mutual. Ander
son & Harris los on stock and machinery
Il So 900. Insured as iollows: Aurora
g 800; Buffalo German, Sl,lO0; GIoDe
$500 Newark. $780, Orient y ,SOoi Lon
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Troy, n. Y, September S.-Fifty cases
of smallpox were reported In this city to-
night. Two'dsaths baYe already occurred
and another patient is dying. There is
much uneasiness felt.
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patriots scarcely miss an afternoon OF
evening without firing the heart Of thetr
fellow.eitirens. Woodford, OF New York
was an effective worker until called away
TO Maine.
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LEApyI1LE, Coz, September S.-The
first snow storm Of the season occurred
"wednesday, and was followed by spell
oi severe cold weather. Old settlers pre-
dict that the Leadyille winter has set in,
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wE1saERBER FOURTH,

Ten Eyek fttt and Felsing last. half q
mile from the start, Hosmer and Riley
were upon even terms, leading Lee by
fully two lengths. The last named oars-
man was two lengths In advance Of weis-
gerber, and the relative positions of the
other men were unchanged. The first
half mile was passed in. 3:O5I. A few
hundred feet beyond this point the Boston
scnllAF made
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LATE DISPATCHES.
Westward PRoGREssoP PRESIDENT
HAYES AND PARTY.
ARErHEr HAn1IroS's nuRDERERs.

A1g Ata18 AAGAA AAtNstgNA ~ SAhNE VA
The Coroner on suspicion OF BeiBE
Implicated in the Case.
BELLAiEE, o., September 8.
Special Dispatsh TO the IS.slHssBosr.
Young shAnnaielt and Mccormack
were considered enough under suspicion
by the Coroner this evening, TO make him
order their arrest. shannaielt was arrest
ed, but, ,Mcc ccormack had gone. A telegram
to Pittsburgh caused his arrest as he left
the train there. he will be brought home
by officer Drugan tomorrow evening.
John Poorman waived q preliminary
examination before Esquire Powell. He
will be sent 20 Jail at St. Clairsyille to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
r. O. F.
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GENEVA REGATTA.
wnseEKBER CONES IN a CLOSE
FOURTH.
An oar-man' for wheeling to be Proud
or-"Eatty" and Riley TO Row
FelsinE Takes the Rsar-Ihe
ReEatta Perfect sue
cess Every Way.

GESEvA. n. Y, September s.-Ths
wind absted near noon, and at 8 O'Clock
the four cared race was called and was
contested by the Albany and hobart Col
lege crews The former won easily in
l6:44i. An hour later the amateur single
scull race was called, with seven starters
out Of twelve entries, Murray. Goodsell,
Grouse, seibert, Gaisel, Halmes and
Dorchester. The race was won by Murray
in l4:16i; Gaisel, second; Halmss, third.
The double scull race brought out three,
Halmes and Woodbury., of Pawtueket;
the DonAhan Bros, OF Albany, and Lar
man and Brown, Of Union Springs. Paw.
tueket won in 1880; Albany, second;
Union Springs, third.
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Elicitfng the cheers of the spectators on
moving past the grand stand, and giving
him q lead Of three-iourths of length.
The first mile was pulled in 6:s5. The
positions Of the men were' the same as
when the one.hslt mile buoy was reached.
Hosmer turned in 1924.
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THREK NILE RACE.


AIueies oL Akteehent hele siBueo anu
money deposited tonight for q three mile
race between Riley and wesgerber, $, 900
a side, to be rowed September 18th on
Saratoga Lake.
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rHE sTRraLE

now between HOsmsr and Riley for the
first place was simply terrific. Each man
exerted every effort, and the spectators
looked on In admiration and all the inter-
est was eentered in the contest. between
these men, aud the other oarsmen
were apparently out Of the race.
So far asthe stposition was concerned.
Down the course Hosmer and Riley sped,
neither able TO obtain desired lead.
Three-quarters Of mile from the finish
the little Boston sculler made desperate
effort to shake of his wirY opponent from
Saratoga, but TO no purpose. Then he
Suddenly stopped rowing. beaten man,
bnt quickly recovering he again COM
menced rowing and crossed the line second
in the race. Riley, 2l:25; Hosmer. 81 :34; ;
Weisgerber, 2l:S5; Ten Eyek. 22:00.
wEisaERBER AND RlLKY MATCHED FOR A
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A AeuAnrErrr OF AocIDEsrs,
The napset. OF Railroad Trsnsporiatlo,
-~yixihIy IIIasfrnted

Syracuse, September s.-At noon, near
Geddes, a freight train ran inte the rear
construction train ON the New York Cen,
tral road. The engine mounted the plat.
form car and rolled down, the bank. There
was n abort blockade OF the track.
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RoxDoUT, n. Y, September s.-By a
fall OF rock in the quarries Of the New
York Lime and Cement Company this
morning, Patrick MulhGll wss killed, and
John Noble, Bart DoOley and Chris Car
roll we're severely injured.
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IurPIp rHE TRACK

HUDsOS, N. Y, September S--Abou l
o'clock this afternoon an engine on tie
Hudson River railroad, drawing a mixed
freight train Of fiitY.thres cars. bound
north, jumped the track coon after cross
ipg the Stockport bridge, carrying twelve
cars with It, considerably damaging the
engine, cars and contents. all passenger
trains have been ordered 70 be sent over
the Boston and Albany, via. Chatham
village.
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NORTH ADAMS, MASS, ,sepsembers The
New York express east, while passing
the Agricultural Fair Grounds this NOM
ing ran into several loaded freight CAN
which had broken loose IRON a heavy
train and run from the side track on the
main line. Two cars loaded With corn
were ruined, and the corn vas streEn in
all directions. The. passenger engine was
badly smashed. Fireman David, oi the
passenger engine, jumped from the engine
and was badly cut. Two passengers
aboard escaped injuries. The track ives
blocked seyeraI hOnna.
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hErRn rTa corPLfNn.

wzITE HOUsE, n. j., September The
coal train on the Central railroad Of New
York broke itscoupling this morning cou-
ing down the mountain. Forty cars or
more scattered their coal along two track J.
Many cars were badly broken and ihron n
freight trains delayed. The brakeman y Is
severely injured.