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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

Conjecture and speculation ore rife
as to the probable character Of Mr..
Gar6eld's policy towards the South
after he shall have assumed the ex-
ecutive helm. If is IN essepv
italy pro6tless question to dis
cuss as long as the precise terms Of
the Mentor compact remain shroud-
ed in secresy. So far ss Mr.. Gar
field is personally concerned We
have no doubt that il left 10 bis own
instincts, he would geek TO treat the
Southern states with impartiality, and
20 down down to history as man OF
broad, patriotic views who had taken
up the policy Of amity and fraternity
where Abraham Lincolns lamented
hand had had left it. Doing this he
would do much to redeem the errors,
equivocations, and lapses from rech'
tude that tsrnish his past record.
But Mr.. Garfield has always had 9
weak joint in his spinal column, and
there is no reason to believe that hif
election has stiffened itso as to Undue
him with pluck enough to resist the
yoke of the stalwart faction. These
stand committed to forcible recon
struction of the South They say
that they viii stArve that section into
giving Republican majorities II i
yields, well and good-the party will
have SO many additional votes for the
next election. II it does not yield
then the old bugaboo Of aSolid South
must again be revived TO save the Re
publican party in 1884 This is the
programme laid down by Conkling, BY
Grant by Logan, by Boutwell, A
tremendous pressure will be brought
to bear on Garfield TO shape hii
Southern policy, not for the good Of
the South, not for the good OF the
North, but simply and solely for the
good of his party. Is lie strong
enough to resist the pressurei We
think not-N. Y. Star.
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SrEsKzT FrslssHIys Co. - srSslssl1 Sirsss
Bosisr. MHs.-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27
Free Press.
vrpIJsHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ISAAC Il. JULIAN,
O.. vhon all Letters should be Addressed.
OyrIoE-East side Of Plaza.

RATES OF ADvERrIsINa.
o,s square, ore insertion o. 90; each sdditien'
,ir,srtiop under ere month. % cents per square
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CITY Cu,rs.

u. we w understand the banks close ,c. asv a,
i-;So p m. on account of races. ~
, DALLAS dental psrlors are oy AHA Iosh q.
nros store, No. 7l6 Elm st,eet '' ~
.I II al The temperance people woula dr;, b
oenrsd's Badweiser" they would indeed ia
ssenPeranee men, and drunkenness be nm.
The public should bear in mind IN. thar.
! = no other hrst'elsss barber shop md M
sSs :, In the city than that of Lee Coins
OH Main street. ' o'un =
~ Y. Conrad \ Co., SOC Msin street Dallas
texas, have the finest collection of ali Kinds
Q! wines, liquors and chAmpsgnes, whiskies
at the lowest figure. "'"'''
a SUIT was brought before Jus,ice ia,
wards Yesterday by an administrator sgsip.,
W. D. hellar, receiver and .stcckholder's liy.
,pg In Navarro county, of the Southwestern
i.'.e insurance company for the purpose Of
enforcing an assessment Of 10 per cent 10 az
the policy of bis intestate. Mr., KsI,sy way ~
made psrty for the purpose of ob,sinine
jurisdiction in this county. The defendant,
plesn 10 the Jurisdiction, n jury was empan-
nelled who tried the case, and The plea 10 III,
jurisdiction was sustained.
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New Books, etc.

The Dictionary of Education and In.
struciion will consist gilmore than 800 pages,
printed and bound In superb style, and at
The low price of Sl.50 Published by Il.
S,oiger & Company, New York. 1t has
been as manual for all teachers, and also
all parents earnestly interested in the educat
ton and instruction Of their children. The
New York Times says Of IL: "Such work
as this is the living educator; 1t will do
for general education what the dictionary
does for tho language. 1t is work which
for many yea s will lead and control our
public and private schools" We will speak
Of Il shortly, more at length.
We are In receipt Of several volumns Of
tho Humboldt Library, a. magnificent
scientific publication, published, semi.
monthly BY j. Fitzgerald & Company
Now York City. You get In each number
for fifteen cents, scientific productions that
cost Just $3.50 In other form. The very
best selections from all the leading authors
Of the day may DO found in this splendid
librnrv
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A DeiigI,tCul Affair.

Lss. evening at the hospilable and most
elegantly appointed home of Col. William
b. wright, large number of ladies ana
gentlemen assembled in response to cordial
invitations extended few days previous.
Excellent music from string band soon
brought neary all TO their feet, and
the green turf was frei,ed in
tho moonbesms by dozens of
couples, who went through the
lanciers, while again tho magnificent halls
and parlors were scenes of joyous festivity
in the waltz, tho schottische and other
dances. Later in the evening supper was
announced, and pairs filed in to a SUN ptuous
repsst provided by Mrs. Wright for her
guests. Wit and Enjoyment was tho order
OF tho hour until the midnight suggested TO
all that the time had c,me for retirement
from one of the most pleasant private socia-
bles ever had in Dallas, and participated in
by several of the leaders ofour social circles.
Host and hostess, guest and all will long
remember the pleasant occasion.
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MARKETS. nv TEL. aRAPH.


:, New Orleans, june Flour s,arce and
nrmer; superiiue 3; Xxx L@I v, wv
\; higher grades %a6x. ~
Corn qaiet and weak 57@Gt.
Oats steaiy at IS.
FORK quiet and firm. mess I7S.
Lara qu'et and steady; Iieres llta; kcg IL.
Dry SAT- meats-maiket bare; shoulders
called for al 6h.
sides OK. W. '''"'
>, II ms scarce and firm; choice sugar-cured
" whisky quiet and steady; western ree,ifl, d
Of, Coffee steady; carsoes OF ordinary to prime
sugar quiet and firm; common 10 good COM
mon ~ hir TO fully fair 7xaSla, prime TO
choice sS@l2; yellow arifed 9,Sl2
Molasses steady; common 2Oa22; fair 2O0
u; prime 5000; fermentlng 2N@3O
R'ce quiet; ordinary to prime Az as,
Sights JD@g Elk premium,
Sieiing bank is5.
Consols 8?ai@63,
st Louis. June s.-Flour steady and un.
changed.
I Wheat lower but closed tlrmsr No. q red
fall 81 ll%Gl l2 cash; l2ss june
| Corn lower a. iiA cash; l.4@i5 June,
Oats lower @5i4G96 cash; S5a 635n june.
| WI Sky ~ g.
Pork ste. 'hbing 16 75i shoulders So
Bacon fir. t9ulders 6 90; rib . 20; sides
| 6 10 w
Hogs 1rmer; Workers. and Baltlm,res AZ G.
| go 81; mixed packing o h0l5 SIS; choice q
fancy o9og6 20; receipts 1900; sdipments $500
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wore his lsursls, the vsnpu,shed wres,ea al,
bitterness from defeat by bis gallant effarts
appropose here TO mention
t,on little incident connected with
sne second heat. So fsvorsoly did Stubble-
Held, the Moor's Jockey. impress the lockers
on, with the skillfulness of his management
and With his tinesse in turning the tables on
Ridley Jockey when he was irving TO
outmaneuvre him in the start, that en-
comlums were passed upon him on all sides.
and Capt. Jim Britton, in the great big gen,
erosity OF his heart and in his
enthusiasm, showed his appreciation of
MS artistic execution BY presenting
him with $40 bill. Those two worthy
scions OF noble sires will try their strength
AGAIN to-day in mile and q quarter dash
and II is going to be the greatest contest'ey-
or witnessed on this course.
SUMMARY.
SECOND RACE. Running. CASTOR stakes.
Entr nee $50, ha'fforieit. Purse $3.50.
Henry Bachelors br. e. Wild Moor. Years
olu-Dy Longfellnw. dam Florence Wallace
Ioy fandai. 10Y lbs. Coors blue and white
SStuuo,e neiu ."....-::.:. ,.............,..2.l-l
Frank NJ. l.llly's c.g Bob Ridley, 5 years old,
ny "ar-pance dam Fly by Mahnmet, lO7
ios Colors white, blue aud white
LARK .;"..r:... ....,................. %
i p, iA.,i:"-ES' =,
~. ~ ~ nI I we can sla.e snst tne moor
he won, the second and third by two seconds
eaT my, nau y ;. oeen NECESSARY, ,sa -
tue 's Ssn '' , on 'Ae T Tt was uo!slng
'.,S Nv .,oo o.n Hs' n ine'o were snres
s ,Aaoa , oanpgen Tp.'en NUE. .nss mao
a,ea I rs,, nv n;, u,es IN wa Irss .Ios'ins
S nv, ~, G S DSN Dewoy ana laws 1an
NO u,a' I Dav ~ WIS ''Se Ma uead peas
49, . Ivy I "nu ~ oOt h u' ! no 10
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rRoHIBIrIoN CoNvESrron.
permanent Organization Effected
aud Mass Meeting

AT the Cumberland Presbyterian church
yesterday morning, delegates from a number
OF counties assembled to insugurate and per-
iect An organization in the in.eresta of tenn.
perance and state prohibitory law. There
were some forty or fly. delegates represent.
ing number of counties in the different
parts OF the state, and all of whom seemed
10 % enthusiastic in the cause for which
they y 4 met ' "N''n
II no forenoon the meeting was called "a
ort'r by the Rev. G. w. Baine. Immediately
Si'rr which prayer WAS offered by MI
bourland, ofthis city. Mr.. Hall of Austin
was made temporary secretary. And
the meeting proceeded TO permanently or.
game with the following result;
Senator Lair, of Collin county. president
mr.. Fred Cockrell, secretary and Messrs. w
dents. WV p''''
va taking the chair, the president, Senator
Lar, made brief and appropriate speech.
si1er which he appointed committee. COM
posed OF delegates from the different counties.
70 uratt and report on proper plan of work.
II was also determined upon mass meeting
at night, and another COMMITTEES was appoin,,
Cd TO make arrangements tor the same. Tho
convention then adjourned till three o'clock
in the afternoon.
Nothing of any special Importance was
done during the afternoon session. The
committee on plan of work held An Informal
conference before the meeting of the
convention. and after the convention had
been called the same committee reported
progress. The committee to make arrange.
menls for the msss.mee,ing reported that
after surveying the field they were compelled
10 recommend that the First Baptist church
be- selected as the place, and DR. Rodgers Of
Waco and Mr. Mahoney of Paris be request.
cd to deliver the addresses.
After some talking and unimportant &C
ton the convention adjourned til 0 O'Clock
this morning, when the real work will be
done.
The mass meeting last night at the Firs
Baptist church was we'll attended, the audi,
once present seeming to enter enthusias,ica
into the objects for which it had been called
The addresses were exhaustive and vel
timed, and evidently appreciated by tn,
auditors.
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As SIANESE TWINS

The Railroad Ties of the q. G. as. Fc
Il. ~. Will serve 10 Bind I'm the Ties
of Commerce and Affection, the Gem
of the Gulf and the Queen City of
North Texas.
The Galveston conference held by The
president and attorney ofthe Chicago, Texas
and Mexican Central Railway company,
with the officials of the Santa Fe company
has evidently been of very satisfactory
character, notwithstanding the fact that all
hands are extremely reticent on the subject.
Enough is known, however, for us to say that
the Santa Fe road will have the smplest run.
ming arrangements to Dallas, and an interest SO
closely identified with the Chicago road rs to
render the two companies nsepars>
bic. The Chicago, Texas snd Mexican Cen.
trail will at once order 5000 tons of rails and
five 6rstscass Locomotives, and tho two roads
will meet each other about October 1T, at
CIeburne. The construction of the bridge
across the Trinity river will be pushed to a
rapid completion, and iron laid down from
the trunk track to the bridge, wherein to
transport the large number of ties now being
Gu, southeast Of this city. 1t would seem
that our hopes respecting these great enter
prises are about to be fully realized, and hat
Dallas will achieve greater prosperity thas
that which has heretofore charact rizod her
progress.
The HERALD has worked persstently, en-
Enthusiastically for now over two years. for a
rail connection between Dallas and Calves.
ton through tho heart of one Of IT. very
richest portions of Texas. And ' the
"paper road" we built is about ruo.ed
indeed and at once. and what We ured in
our "mind of railway hsluci On" is an
approaching reality, verifying . faith that
was in us.
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shiuR Wedding,

The members ofthe First Baptist church
will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of
the marriage of their Pastor, Rev. DR.. Parks
and lady, on Saturday. the 18th inst. They
wish to meet the entire membership of the
church, together with all the friends of the
doctors and his estimable lady, at their resi-
dence at 2l3 Live Oak street. An enjoyable
reunion and picnic il anticipated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09
HnbItunl OOAtiYeness

Is the bsnc Of nearly every American woman
From IL usually arlss those disorders that o
surely undermine their heath and strength
i.very woman owes 1t to herself, and to he
Emily, TO use that celebrated medicine, Kid
ney- Wort. 1t Is the sure msdy for coustipa
ti0n, end for all disorders of the kidney
and liver. Try II in liquid or dry form
Equally ell ,ient in either form. boston sun
day Budget
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Mr.. A. j. Banded, Jr., La Faye.,e House
Washington, D. O., relates the following: l
have suffered with rheumatic pains in my
chest for years. and have taken during that
time many different medicines, without any
permanent relief. Since trying st. Jacobs
Oil have been entirely rid OF all pain, and
have been go more than three weeks since
my first application Of it. 1t acted like a
charm from the beginning.
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Excursion Tickets at Very Low Rates,

Reading via the Memphis and Charleston
railroad (Chickasaw route) arc now on sale
at principal coupon ticket offices to Chstta-
neogs, Knoxville, Bristol, Lynchburg, Nor
folk, Charlottesville and White sulphur
Springs These tickets are good to return
until Oct. 3lst. First class coaches run with Is
out change by this limo from Little REX to
Chattanooga and sleeping ears are attached
to all night trains. Maps, timo tables, prices
ofticko,s, and guide books givinga full dis.
crip.ion of the public and private summer
resorts of East Tennessee and Virginia will
be forwarded on application to tho under
signed,
p. Il. ROGERS, Genl. Western agent, Dial
las Texas,
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Every one who knows Chris. Rinsleman,ge'
NAL, popular, whole.souled Chris, 10 In favor
Of patronixing his "Locsl Option" saloon in
In For, Worth. And those who don't know
him should mako his acquaintance immedi-
a.ely on arriving there for he keeps the best
hnnd made sour mash Monarch whisky 10 DO
found in tho south. He also makes aspecislty
Of Improvement Cigars" which are without
a superior In the state. Don't forget 10 call
on the Local Option, and you will DO happy,
prosperous, and die respected and lamontod.
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Fine, Fresh, New Goods Just Rc.

Fine, Fresh, New Goods Just Rc.
Ceived.
For canned chicken, beef tongue, cove
and picked oysters, anchovies, CLANS, pre-.
pared chocolate, preserved ginger, mush'
rooms, horse rsdish, California honey, milk,
3 ,stor, and soda crackers and all the delica-
cies found In 1rst. class fancy grocery, also
the finest stock Of confeclioneries ever
offered In this market, creams and caromels
Jardor almonds, ICED fruits, nuts, Texas tolu,
etc., wholesale and retail the finest Of
goods and tie very lowest Of prices, call and
see for yourself at w. X. Wheelock's,sueces-
sor 10 Connor s. Wheelock, corner Of Main
and Austin streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

We have just received complete new limo
of fancy groceries, such AZ canned m ackerel
in tomato sauce, spiced snchoyies, mushroom
sauce, ETC., etc. We also make a specially
of wines and liquors. Our claret wines are
nowhere exceled in price and quality. We
receive weekly ship nents of Key West ci-
gars which we offer AT reduced figures.
CAIN, FRElBERe & Go.
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For Saic,

a urstclass Phae,on, cost $3.50; will sell
az sloo trst-class Buck Board, $40 A
hrst-Slsss Piano Box Buggy at $50. Buggy
ana spring Wagon Poles from IS 10 80
Buggy and Phaeton Tops from ST. TO $50
Anu shaft R,t,lers M 20 cents. Burei,s
carriages and Wagons repaired in FIST class
STYLE AZ prices to suit the times. All work
"a'rah1eo. VIM LoNa,
q Z, 10 Co umerco s,reet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

Hon. j. II. Rsthbone, the founder of The
order of knights Of Pythias, stopped over in
the city yesterday on his way back TO
Washington from Fort Worth, and was
breakfasted at the Grand Windsor at 0
o'clock by members of the C@ur do Leon
lodge Of this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

Come, Dearest, tho MOonlights Gone,
And the bonrets are unveiled TO thee /;
come, wander 10 Pearson's, where the goods
are being sold so awtully cheap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

New and elegant designs in neck chains
and lockets, and an immense stock both in
gold and rolled plate, just received at
Webb's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

The new designs in lace pins embrace a
large variety both in solid gold and heavy
oiled gold plate. The finest assortment In
he city, by all odds, is at Webb's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

PRICE 2S CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all druggists and country mer
chants.
DAllas and Galveston,
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Rev. Drs. Jetcr, Broaddus, Dicklnson-Bap.
1t is endorsed by the direct personal testi-
mony Of men Of national fame ana Of strictest
Ofspaech. II Is not too much to say That no
medicine ever mad such support In lite favor as
specific he word Of any one Of the emf
dyspepsia has des rived weight. Their united
witness Joined with the experimental use and
the approval OF the preparation by well know,
physicians removes all doubt. II 10 beyond al,
question a wonderful therapeutlcal agent.
Editors Religious Herald, Va.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

Our entire stock for sale at some price
before August lst. Everybody come and
get q bargain. Blskenship & Bake.
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Relinl,lesStyle.

The latest novelties In steel woven Tuskan
lace bonnets, is at Parsons. Not to DO found
elsewhere,
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Messrs. Polk, Miller n CO.:
Gents Enclosed please lind 10 cents, for
which please send by return mall two bottles
Vest Pocket Cure, think 1t ~ the best medi-
ione for dyspepia ever tried. The two bottles
send for are Tor two other parties,
Respectfully, GEO. ELLIOTT,
NavasOta. Grimes Co. Texas,
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Waco, Texas, May 2s, 1878.
Polk, Miller h 90 PLEASE find enclosed 81,
for which wish you To send me at once its
value In your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure My wife IL very III and IL Is the only
thing that helps her thatI can fnd. Yours,
DAVID II. DAVIS.
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Messrs. Polk, Miller h Co., Richmond, Va:
The Vest Pocs ct Cure for dyspepsia has done
n en- "a good than any medicine ever tried.
y faith r, who Ia a regular physician, en-
c.nsen quantities OF II In this section.
ope 1t may lind Its way Into every southern
ume. W. N. WISDOM.
0orinth, Heath Co., Ga, May II, 1870.
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Pilot Point, Texas, May %, 1870.

Rev. Robert Watts. A. NJ, Va:
have used the mixture In my family for
ten years, and have taken II for a dyspepsia
colo which lreatened my life, and was cured
eating any Diet lth,nt hurt. ] have recon-
mended IL to other tuflerers with the happiest
results. II Is the best tonic aud corrective
ever knew. For prostitution from dyspepsia
or liver disease IL IL invaluable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

Editor Richmond Chrls,ia ADVOCATE;
This remedy is OF trirt Ylrlae. have &c en-
dyspepsia cured completolt " II. itseems 10
be an antldote to onr "i.ational dlseas
The ingredients are not kept by the apo,heca-
ries and have been difficult TO get.
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Rev. DR.. Mangum, Prof. Univ. N. G..
lconcur with Bishop Doggeti In his estmat
OF the Vest Pocket Gu Q.
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Rev. r. l.. nabney,LL. D.. HRmpdens.dn 2
college, Va:
1t Is highly esteemed hore by the regular
medical faculty and the people. IL Ia excel
lent 10 Indigestion and ilatulent coIlc--sedn-
tive, soporiac, tonic, slightly aperlent, with.
out nausea.
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Messrs. Polk, Miller AGO.:
Gentlemen: Please send me another bottle
Of Vest Pocket Cure for Dyspepsia, l have
used the trl Il b tile and have no hesitation In
saving | believe 1t superior to anything
known TO the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09

Bishop d. Dogsett, southern Methodist:
II is an exollept corrective .. Indi eestion.
have used 1t with prompt s-d beneficial ic-
suits,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-17
sons are the same as the symptoms at
tending trichina poisoning.

sons are the same as the symptoms at
tending trichina poisoning.
The "National Anti Monopoly League"
have issued call for mass meeting at
the Cooper Institute on Monday evening
next III favor Of laws to prevent pooling
and combinations" to protect the pub
lie from paying dividends on watered
stock laws making it the duty of public
law officers to defend citizens rights
against injustice by powerful corporations.
railroad commissions or courts, state and
national, to give effect to laws which are
or may be placed upon the statute books
At Ewington and Steelton Tuesday
night burglars entered Fairland's carpcn-
ter shop, stole u broad chiseI. affected an
entrance into Fairland's millinery store
and carried away about $25 worth of
goods, principally Grape. They entered
Thomas Roberts's shoe shop and forced
open the door OF Dunkle & Co.'s store.
and robbed the drawer of all the small
pieces of money, several dollars worth,
several pocket knives and about four
r:sZOrS.
The nortil-bound fast freight train OH
the Delaware railroad parted coupling
near State Road station. While the dam
age was being repaired the north bound
local freight came whirling round curve
Il few hundred yards distant, and, in spite
Of the frantic efforts Of its engineer, with
a terrific crash telcscoped the fast freight.
Eighteen cars and the local engine were
literally demolished. Twisted iron, bits
of wood, dead porlsers and oysters (part of
the freight) strewed the track on both
sides. 4 car weighiu. $4,000 pounds
turned upside down and fell upon the legs
OF Michael Kane, a tramp, Of Red Bank,
N. j.. crushing the lower part of his body
to jelly.