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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
A BRAVE ENGINEER.
Fatal Collision on Connecticut Rail-

Fatal Collision on Connecticut Railroad
BRIDGEroRT, Conn, August 80. An
excursion train down on the Housa!ins
railroad was run into by the up express
freight. near Parlor Rock, this after.
noon. Both OF the engineers were fatally
injured. A special tram has left here
with physicians, bedding, &c, for the
scene of the disaster. 1t is reported
that several persons were killed.
When the physicians arrived at the
the scene OF the collision they found
their services were not needed. The
afternoon freight train, run by engineer
Marcus Bafnum, had just left Long
Hill station when the engineer saw the
excursion train rounding the curve aud
the fireman jumped from the engine
escaped injury. Engineer VIM. Bristol,
on the excursion train, stuck to his post
and endeavored to stop the train. His
legs were crushed and he died about an
hour aiterward. A brakeman on the
freight train was slightly injured. The
excursion train was forty minutes late,
but had the right OF way. Both engines
and several freight cars were badly
wrecked. The track will probably be
cleared bv morning.
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Wicked for Cla-uuman

- os'ieye II to be all wrong and even
wicked for Clergymen or other pnblic
""a', ",Vn 70 Ne led into giving testimonials
' fuac" doctors OF vile stufis called medi-
,;aI ,aIeS, Unt when a really meritorious ar
~ LS.s .n male OF valuable remedies Known
~ az. That all physicians use and trust
r. J,Say, SSuaily, We should freely commend il.
ma"i s.e,e'0re ore eheerfully and heartily com
b"ra u Hop Bitters for the good they
lave lave done the and my friends, firmly
uss "x g Ihey have no equal for family
VIII net be without them"
I.rlS. hey. =, Washington, d. c. O..
A.sn, sn9n, Bros. & Co, wholesale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
Messsee from Gen. Roberts.

LONDON, August 30.-In the House OF
Commons this morning the Marquis of
Harrington. Secretary for India, an.
nounced that he had a message from
Gen. Roberts, dated Khelat Ghilzai,
August %, stating that he would start
on the oath, and by easy stages expected
to be twenty miles from Candahar by
the Goth. The troops are in good
health and spirits.
LONDON, August 30.-General Rob-
erts, in his message to Lord Harrington,
states that he arrived at khelat On the
ODD. He had an abundance OF supplies
and could make his forage last until the
first of September. He would rest on
the oath and start on the 18th, and
hoped to telegraph from Candahar by
the Goth. General Roberts left Ghuz.
nee en- the 10th and had marched 1876
miles in eight days. His march had
been unopposed. He had obtained
plenty OF supplies and forage and his
cavalry and artillery horses were in
good order. During the march one Brit
ish soldier, four Sepoys and six camp
followers died. Three Sepoys and five
followers were missing and 1t is feared
they had been murdered.
Prices for Wool Unchanged.
LONDON, August 30.-At the wool
sales to-day fair spirit was manifested,
but prices were unchanged. Nine thou.
sand bales were sold, chiefly New South
Wales. Victoria and New Zealand.
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RADICAL ROBBERY.
The Work of Despoiling the Government
Clerks oftheir Hard Earned Wages Goes
Bravely on.

The Work of Despoiling the Government
Clerks oftheir Hard Earned Wages Goes
Brsvely on.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-The absence
OF President Hayes and Carl Schurz at
this time is enforced, so that the Repub.
lican Congressional Committee can 20
ahead and unblushingly despoil the em-
ployes of the Government OF their hard
earnings for campaign purposes, despite
the existence still of the celebrated Hayes
civil service order. 1t is now practically
dead letter. All of the Republican
State Associations, disbanded when the
civil service order was issued, have
again reformed, and in Schurz's
own Interior Department, regi-
ment of the "Bcys in Blue" has been
raised for political purposes. Relying
somewhat on the consistency OF Schurz
and his loudly proclaimed Civil Service
views, the Interior Department clerks
have responded but feebly to the Repub-
lican hiehwaymen sent to assess their
salaries ior political purposes. In one
division of the Pension office where
thirty clerks are employed, but $40 has
as yet been paid in, and the other bur-
eaus OF the German reformer show
corresponding desire not to put up.
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THE RADICAL CAMPAIGN.
Anxiety About Indiana-The South 10 ps
Given Up without 6trugsle.

WASHINGTON, August 50.-lt seems
that Senator Conkling has authorized
member OF the National Republican
Committee to state that he will make
four speeches in Indiana and three in
Ohio. General Grant, it is said. will
preside at the first meeting in the West
at which Senator Conkling speaks.
Ii is now given out authoritatively that
the National Committee will send no
money to the South, and that no Re-
publican speakers will go there under
their auspices. The cry OF "Solid
south" is the only stock in trade which
they have left, and it is quite natural
that they do not wish to part with 1t.
Mr.. Blaine, after the election in Maine,
will stump the West, going as far as
California. Gen. Garfield has informed
the National Committee that he con-
siders it vitally important to carry
Indiana in October, and, beginning in a
few DAYS, the committee will pour all
their available cash into that State, and
flood il from end to end with their best
speakers.
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SCIENTISTS AT THE HUB.
Business Transacted at Yester-
days Session of the American
Association at Boston.

BosToN, August 3).-The American
Association for the Advancement OF
Science met in general session to-day.
A number of new members were elected,
and Cincinnati, in August, 1881, was Sc
lected for the next annual meeting. In
vitations were received from the Cover
nor of Minnesota and the municipality
OF Minneapolis for meeting of the As
sociation in Minneapolis.
The British Association cabled thanks
for congratulations to its brother associ.
alton on the other side OF the Atlantic.
The committee to memorabilia Con-
yress and the State Legislatures regard.
ing the cultivation OF timber, recommend
law for the protection Of trees planted
along highways, and to encourage such
planting by relieving them from high
way tax, and exempting from taxation
the increase value OF land from the plant
ing of trees where none were growing
for a period that may be decided on,
until profit may be realized from the
plantation; also, by an appropriation OIL
money to agricultural and horticultural
societies, to be applied as premiums Tor
their planting. and for prizes for the
best ESSAYS and reports upon subjects oil
practical forest culture; by encouraging
educational institutions to introduce
course OF instruction having reference
to practical sylviculture; by laws tend
ing to the prevention OF forest fires by
imposing penalties against the wilful or
careless starting of e es and enlarging
and defining the powers OF local officers
in ~7lling for assistance, and in
adopting measures for suppresslng
them by establishing under favorable
circumstances model plantations. by
the appointment OF q Commission OF
Forestry under State authority, anal
agous to the Commissioner OF Fisheries.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to memorabilia Congress u
bring about cooperation between the
General Government and the several
State governments for q common and
efficient system OF the registration OF
deaths, births and marriages, reported
that several interviews had been had
with several members OF Congress, and
especially the members OF the committee
Of the Senate having in charge the mat
ters pertaining to the vital statistics
and there is reason TO believe that ii the
matter is brought up early at the nexl
session of Congress there will be some
action taken.
The sections and sub.sections ther
met in their respective committees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
rHE WORK OF IhCESDIARI1a

A New Hotel Burned at Rendville. Perry
County, O.-Another Attempt to De-
stroy the Pittsbursh Telegraph Building
CoLuxBUs. O., August S0.-A special
TO the Sak Journal SAYS: A new hotel
recently built at Rendville, Perry coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The FIRE was the work OF an incendiary,
the floors being saturated with coal oil.
The hotel was owned by the Ohio Cen
tral Coal Company, the owners OF the
coal mines at which a strike recently
occurred. The building was fully In
suredEin various companies.
PITTSBURGH. August SO:.To.nisht
about ll:S0 O'Clock the building occu'
pied by the Euenins Telegraph. which
Was partially burned last Wednesday,
was discovered to be again on fire. The
flames, however. were extinguished be-
fore any great damage resulted. The
origin is supposed TO be ineendiary.
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.
What q Leading Resdjuster Thinks cf
the Situation.

WASHINGTON, August 80. - Colonel
Cameron, the Msvor OF Petersburg, and
next to Senstor-elect Malone, the lead
er OF the Readjuster party in Virginia.
was i'm the city yesterday, and said,
speaking Of the condition OF affairs in
Virginia
"The State will go Readiuster and
Hancock. The Republicans have al.
ready come to that understanding and
grant il. They will make no outside ell
fort in the shape Of use OF money to
carry Virginia, as they know It would be
futile. That the Readjuster State ticket
will be elected is indisputable. In State
matters, we have no such thing as a
compromise in view, and never dreamed
OF compromise. The word is not in
our lexicon. We have no need nor use
for it.
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SUICIDE AT CLEVELAND.
The Head OF Well Known Cincinnati
Firm Blows His Brains Out

Firm BLOWS his Brains Out
CLEVELAND, August S0.-J. s. Morgan,
OF ]. S. Morgan & Co., printers, of Gin
cinnati, arrived here this morning. He
dined at a hotel with friend, then call
ed at St. Clair Place, OH Mrs. Luehrs,
who holds his note for 1000. After an
interview with her in the presence of
the wife Uf iiio pivpiiotoi VI tho Place.
Morgan said to Mrs. LLehrs that she
had better send her note to Cincinnati,
as meeting of the creditors would be
held there to morrow, saying which he
arose from his seat, walked to the other
side of the room and without warning
drew revolver and shot himself through
the head, inflicting a wound which
terminated fatally few hours later.
CLEVELAND, August 3O.-Mrs. Nor
gan, wife OF James S. Morgan. OF Gin
cinnati, arrived tonight, having been
telegraphed for by Mrs. Lear. Mrs.
Morgan was overwhelmed with grief on
learning how she had suddenly become
widowed. 1t is stated by friend OF all
parties, who had come here as media
Tor to obtain note which Mrs. Lear
held, that the relation between Morgan
and Mrs. Lear in the nature of scam
dal was motive to the suicide in addi-
ton to financial embarrassment; that
he upbraided her for leaving him; that
she called him to the window and
showed dagger, whereupon he said,
"If that's your game, ami shot hlmself.
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YELLOW JACK.
The Suspicious Cases on the
Lower Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, August 30.-Dr. A. q. Rice,
Inspector OF the National Board oi
Health, at Vicksburg station, telegraphis
that he has taken the five sick people
from off the towboat Raven, which ar
rived Saturday evening from New
Orleans, but that the boat proceeded mp
the river against his protest. The health
authorities here are on the alert and the
boat will not be permitted to land at
this pOrt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
OURAY'S SUCCESSOR.
The Ute Grand Council Assem-
bles to Choose a Chief.

Los PINos AGENCY, Col, August Is
A grand council assembled to day to
decide upon Ouray's successor. Chief
Saporonari will undoubtedly be the
man. He had charge of affairs last win
ter during Ouray's absence in Washing
ton, and showed considerable executive
ability. He is not the equal of Ouray,
and there is no man in the nation who
is. The Commission has accomplished
nothing since Ouray was first taken
sick. lgnates, OF the Southern utes, is
bitterly opposing the treaty. The time
in which the treaty must be ratified ex-
pires on the 18th Of October.
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Ohio State Fair.

CoLUMprs, August 80. - The Ohio
State Fair commenced its thirty-frst an
nual exhibition to-day, with . large
number OF entries in each department:
The display Of machinery ID large, and
the show Of cattle is larger than at any
former meeting. The show OF horses,
notably 10 the speed class, Ii also larger
than usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
SHERMAN in CINCINN ATI.

The Distinguished Secretary Of
the Treasury Making Him.
self Generally Agreeable On
'Change.
CINcIxNATI, August 30.-Secretary
Sherman was introduced on Change to
day, and spoke very briefly, congratu-
lating the Chamber OF Commerce on the
prospect OF soon getting into new
building, there being no further him
derance to the sale OF the present post
office and custom house building. He also
paid high compliment to the Super
intendent of the Chamber of Commerce,
CO... Sidney ID. Maxwell, whom lie re-
garded as one OF the ablest statisticians
OF the country. He referred to the fact
that when he was here year ago there
was some doubt as to the ability OF the
government to carry out its reiunding
scheme. Now he was happy to an.
nounce that it was accomplished, and
that resumption was fixed fact.
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Death Of Ex-aovernor Mcclsliand.

DETROIT, August 3O.-Hon. Robert
McClelland died at ten minutes past
10 o'clock this evening, having never
recovered consciousness since his attack
Saturday afternoon. This death leaves
but two of President Pierce's cabinet
still living, his. Postmaster General,
Judge Campbell Of Philadelphia, and
JET Davis, his Secretary Of War.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
september Prices for Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, August S0.-The re-
ceivers OF the Reading Coal and Iron
Company's schedule Of the har6or
prices for coal deliverable free, during
September, on board vessels at Fort
Richmond are as follows: Lump, steam
boat and broken, 81 80; egg and stove,
81 60 and S. o.; chestnut, a 30; sea,
S2 q
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THE GOLDEN STREAM.

Four Million Dollars Per Week Ex-
pected to Arrive at New York from Eu-
rope.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-The Treas
ury Department estimates that about
1900, 600 OF foreign gold will arrive at
New York each week until the LIST OF
November. The Treasury Department
has directed that the s20,OOO,O 900 in gold
coin i'm the New York sub-treasury be
placed to the credit OF the superinten-
dent OF the assay office in that city 70
nav for the foreign bullion as Il arrives.
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GRANTS RECORD.
He Has Never Voted for President bu
Once, and Then for Democrat.

He Has Never Voted for President but
Once. and Then for Democrat.
WASHINGTON, August S0.-A curious
statement in connection with General
Grants rather tardy announcement that
he intends to vote for Garfield has been
made to the effect that General Grant
has never voted the Republican ticket
for President. This, however, is easily
accounted for. During the war General
Grant was in the field and had no op.
portunity to vote. Later he was twice
q candidate for the Presidency and OF
course would not vote for himself. When
Mr.. Hayes was running he was Presi-
dent and propriety forbade him to vote
for either candidate. He has never
voted for President save once and that
was for James Buchanan in 1856.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
Reports from the Northwest
Show that the Wheat Crop In
All Right.

CHICAGO, August D.-A careIhI ex.
animation OF the condition OF the wheat
crop in the grea, wheat belt on the line
of the Northern Pacific railroad has been
made for the Associated Press, and It
can be stated that the reports Of It's being
in danger in consequence OF the weather
are un warranted. The late spring delay.
ed the seeding and harvest fully ? weeks
and the last week Of cloudy weather
along the line has interiered with thresh.
ing. but the crop is safe and i.h favor
able weather will commence moving
largely this week, fully three weeks
later, however, than last year The
DAlrymple farm alone will require thlr-
ty.fiye ears a day tn take care of the
grain as threshed.
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Death of q Prominent Physician.

Boston, August 3O.-Dr. Charles t.
Jackson died at Somerville. yesterday,
after an illness Of seven years, aged "a.
The use of anaesthetics to destroy pain.
he regarded as the greatest discovery OF
his life, but his claim was disputed,
which was to him bitter disappoint-
ment.
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Eailnre of q Grain Firm.

ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-lt is reported
on change, this noon, that Adams q
Sherry, extensive grain shippers to Bal
timore and elsewhere, have suspended.
The liabilities are said to be some S2O,.
600 above the assets. They also stated
they would be able to continue busl'
ness
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A FLAT DENIAL
wha. Gen. walker Says Of the Radical
Howl Over the Census

WASHINGTON, August 30.-General
Walker, the Superintendent Of the Gen.
sus. denies that he has made statements
of any kind upon which could be pre-
dicted the published account Of alleged
frauds in the South. He will in due
time investigate the charge thus made,
but thus far there is no such data in his
office as would constrain him to form an
opinion one way or another.
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CoUNTERFEITERs NABBED.

Manufacturers Of Bogus Buzzard Dollars
Caught in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCIsco, August 30.-United
States Detective Finnegass and Detec.
tive CofTey OF the city force, have cap
tured the counterfeiters who have been
issuing dangerous counterfeit standard
dollars for some months past. The
prisoners are Michael Cullen, Alex.
Sweeney and wife.
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TURKEY.

The Porte Respectfully But Firmly De-
clinea.
LONDON, August 3.-A Constantine
pie correspondent says: The Porte is
preparing . fresh note to the powers.
making Q distinct offer respecting the
cession Of territory to Greece, and de-
clining in firm language the impossi.
bility Of going further, and throwing
upon the powers the responsibility for
the consequence of the rejection Of this
offer.
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COLORADO GRIMES.
Railroad Engineer Riddled With Bullets
-Assassinated.


-Assassinated.
Denver, August 30.-James Bennett,
of Troy. n. Y, fireman OF an engine on
the Denver and Rio Grande X. r., was
shot and killed this afternoon at San
Antonio station by party OF drunken
men who, while Bennett was standing
in the cab, opened fire. About thirty
shots were fired. Capt. Spoon, j. Catson
and James Nichols were arrested and are
now in Jail at Conego. The railroad men
have organized for their protection and
lynching is feared.
A Tribune special says: John Mullins.
OF Silver, married the daughter OF
Mocassin Bill. last Wednesday, and was
shot from bush and instantly killed
Yesterday. There is no clue to tic MUIR
derer.
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Ayoob Waiting to Give Battle.

LONDON, August 30.-A Quetta dis
patch dated to-day, says: News from
Candahar is to the 26th inst. When
Avoob Khan learned Of General Rob
erts' approach, he abandoned the in
yestment OF Candahar. and took posi-.
ton with his whole force on the Arssan.
dab river. General Phayre's advance
has occupied Gatai. General Phayre
himself will march for Candhh,r to-
night. Troops are pushing forward With
marvellous rapidity.
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WHEELING w. a., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1880.
GEORGIA vILLIAHIEs.

The Victim Of Mock Marriage Suicides
Outrage His Own Daughter.
ATLANTA, Ga, August 30.-Mary Lou
Campbell, a victim OF mock marriage,
which caused her ruin, suicided here to.
day by taking twenty grains Of NOR
phine.
Milton Terrell outraged his fourteen
year-old daughter saturday night, and
to-day is in the hands of the law. His
preliminary trial will be held to-mor.
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
rhs Reunion Of Co!ored National Guards

The Reunion Of Co!ored National Guards
ST. Louis, August 30.-The Colorrd
National Guard Reunion held their les
tiyities at the Fair Grounds to-day. The
principal features were o compeiiuve
drill between the Zouaves and McCi+l'
Ian Guards OF Memphis, snd Company
B of Chicago. and asham battle in which
about $50 troops participated. The VIC.
TOR in the drill will not be announced
ill Wednesday.
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The Society Of the Army Of the cusbss'
land

ToLrDo, o., August 0..Extencve
preparations are being made for the
meeting Of the Society Of the Cumbes.
land, 10 this city. on the Sd and 24th
Of September. A number Of subcom'
mittees have been appointed. The
Committee on Invitations consists o. "
K. Austin, John F. Cumler and T. D.
Dowling.
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OhicaRo.


CsIcAoo, August D.-Flonr--tlnist
and firm. Wheat Active. firm and
higher and closed cay; No. 2 red vin.
TER &c; No. 9 Chicago spring SIC cash,
s6iCa SIC seller A ugust: Sic selIer Ssp-
ternber: Ss!a,Sslc seller Oc;oher;. 60tc
seller November: sales ~ flnSssc seller
October; No. 3 .s,SsO Corp-Demand
fair and prices higher at 3sic; rejected
sic. Oats-Fsiriy active and q shade
higher ut 2G;c cash, seller October.
2Gic seller September; rvjected &c.
Rye--Stesdy and unchanged st 11Sc.
Barley-Dull, weak and loser NJ 72Se.
Pork-Stesdv and firm at 81 000
II O6 cash Sl7 OJlSl7 I0sellsr Beptso.
Der; SIG .Oei8 IS seller October. Lad
-Easier at 81 20 cash: 81 70O7 ~
seller September; 81 s017 S2l seller
October. Bulk Nests-- Essier sbouIds0
8 G5; short rib IS d: sb0st eisss
6 30. whisky-Astive, arm and high
e. at 81 1:. tI.
Tolspo, Auzua aO.-Whsat-6tssdy ;
No. white Michigan Gee; aabs
Micbiean 96tc; No. 2red wsiash, spot.
seller Aueust sod September 961c; sellps
October Gsc; seller NoveD6ss eeSs;
No. 8 red Wabash s3lc; rejected s6e.
Cosn-Quiet; high mixed l5e; No. 1
spot l2t; seller October <2te; No.
| white l3lc; damaged 3oe. Oats-Dun
No. 2, spot, 3oc; seller 0csobss Sole; -
(Addaio~d A~has On ~ Rs1s1
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ANOTHER ACCESSION.

rxTressurer Spinner Out for Hancock.
WASHINGTON. August 30.-A private
letter received in this city from ex-
Treasurer Spinner disclosss the tact that
he intends TO net only support butvots
for Gen. Hancock.
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FRAH HcE:
Grown Jewels 10 Be Sold.

PARIS, August 30.-The Government,
A soon as the Chambers resume, will
introduce bill for the sale Of that por:.
ton OF the crown jewels not considered
of artistic value. They are estimated
to be worth !, 800 900 francs. The pro-
ceeds OF the sale to be devoted TO pur.
chase OF works Of art.
Marriage Of Q Priest
Pere Hyacinthe, Saturday. solemnired
the marriage OF Abbe Laine, until re.
Gently Priest Of the Diocese Of Aaus
with Madam Wochez. Pere Hyacinths
warned them that they must be pre-
pared TO encounter prosecution.
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TRACK-wALK ERs KILLED.

Fatal Accident N ear Mt. Carbon. Pa.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, August S0.-Thos.
Scott and Mrs. Heffner, while walking
on the track near Mt Carbon. were
killed by the fast express train.