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Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Eirst Of the season.

The Reliance Active Association Will
he the first to usher in the ball season,
their sixth annual, being announced 70
take place this evening, in Webster 3
dancing academy. Those who have not
procured their tickets should 40 80 A'
once. The committee having the recep-
tion in hand, have spared no pains TO
make 1t a success, and those who de,
light to trip the light fantastic, should
make it q point to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
P,epared either way.

The demand of the people for an cas-
Ter method Of preparing Kidney-Wort
has induced the proprietors, the well
kusvn wholesale druggists, Wells,
Richardson u Co., Of Burlington, VT,
to prepare it for sale in liquid form ~
we'll a. In dry fern. 1t saves all the
labor Of preparing, and Is 1t is equally
ancient it is preferred by many persons
Kidney. Wort always and svery where
moves itself Q perfect remedy.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
yRE TROUBLES.
Arrests anAeP tho Ceorslen Act
Oissslalon 0T the Land ksagas
steadily PPOgp pessin9.

DUBLIN, Oct. N.--Six arrests have
been made to-day under the Coercion
Act, including that Of the president of
the Kilkenny branch OF the Land
League.
The suspects" in Galway Jail have
passed resolutions approving the "No-
rent manifesto.
The rumor that the resignation of
Earl Cowper as Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land is impending has again been revi-
we'd.
Mr.. O'Neill, the organizer and paid
Secretary OF the Cork branch Of the
Land League, has been arrested.
The North Dublin Board of Guard
ians have resolved to request the local
Government Board 70 allow Dr. Kenny
to resign. He will be Ieappointed
Parochial Medical Officer when he is
released from imprisonment.
LONDON, Oct. N.-The arrests In
Ireland under the Coercion act to-day
include that Of man named Stack, of
Tralee, who served long term Of penal
servitude for treason and felony. He
is now suspected of reasonable prac-
tees.
LONDON, Oct. T.-The Cork cores
pondent of the Tines says that the pro-
cess of ihe dissolution Of the League In
the south Of Ireland proceeds steadily
and peacefully.
The branches quietly submit to the
prohibition Of their meetings The Gov
ernment to justify their course In re-
arresting Mr., John Hrfferman, one of
the most violent Of the Laaguers in
Cork, have published the appeal which
he made for cIemency after his first ar
rest, The appeal concludes 81 will
guarantee to take no furtt er part in
public matters relative TO lau1 reform,
knowing as do that the Land bill is
perfect"
Mr.. Hefferman, since his release, de-
MED that he signed any conditions, and
resuu ed the agitation.
DUBLIN, Oct. u The police have
dispersed a meeting OF the Ladies Lea
que In Ballintra, County Donegal.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Esta6-
lishmont, N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Barb0nk Potatoes.
N. L. Janney, SOl & 3O3 King street,
has just received q few cars of fine Bur
bank potatoes. These are the best eat
ing potatoes that grow and are late po-.
tatoss and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter will do we'll to buy
now, ~ they will be very high without
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Rsush en- Bars. -
The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggists for Rough on Rats. 1t clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bod-bugs
l5c. boxes.
skinny Hen.
Wells Health Remover. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness
Of the generstive functions. 81 At drug.
gists. Depot, N. b. Danforth.
Fish.
Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
tho Third street market the usual variety
Of fish, viz salmon trout, white perch,
sea bass, halibut, white fish, &c.
A complete assortment CT pure and
fresh drugs with full line of patent
medicines constantly for sale at BeatoA
Smiths, Pharmacy, cor. Seventh and
Pine streets.
Don't forget that Mrs. Taggart, No.
6O7 Market street, has the largest and
finest assortment OF Christmas and
birthday cards in the city. Call early
aud make your selections.
Physicians descriptions made
speciality of; compounded with accu-
racy and dispatch at all hours, at the
drug store OF Beaton Smi5h's, cor. 7th
and Pine streets.
Don't give forty five cents for butter
when yoa can get bette. butter and
save 40 per cent. Cats at once and ex-
anime my stock-SmeZ, No. Is East
Fourth street
Go to No. 13 K. Fourth street for pure
Lancaster County butter and save hve
per sent. on pound. Be sure to get
at the right place, Is r Fourth st.
"a better article it is impossible to
get, sir have tried them all and I'M
hesitatingly pronounce DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup superior TO any (ext.)
&. Carton will have on his stalls in
Second street market pure butter for 80
cts. TO- Call and see it before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Just received IS tons of the hest Ches-
ter County Timothy Hay At Hay Mar
ket. 7l3 W. Front street. No better in
the city.
Mellins Food, three size bottles, for
sale by Taylor t. Fullerton, 3O2 King
street.
Genuine Schwitzer Cheese for &c. ID
at Carton s stalls in the Second street
market
Get Christmas and birthday cards at
Mrs. Taggart's COT Market street.
Janney, No. 3Ol Il as3 King street, is
headquarters for all the best brands and
all varieties OF butter.
Travelling bags, saschels, oabbas, &c.
at Stern & Zimmerman Ill Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
A Oft AnOW0F.

"Can SEQ the lady Of the house,"
inquired the peddler.
"Well you can if you ain't blind!
snapped the woman.
ooh beg pardon, ruadam; you are the
lady Of the house, them
"Yes, l am! What did you take me
for? Did you think was the gentle
man of the house, or the next door
neighbor, or ono Of the farm hands, or
the cat, or the ice chest'"
II didn't know, madam, but that you
might be the youn gest daughter.
''Oh did ye? Well that was nat'ral,
too," replied the |. ofthe h.
And she smiled on the peddler and he
sold goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
No Use Always DOstoRing.

saw so much said about tbe neriA
Of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctoring and never well, teas
ed me so urgently to get her some,
concluded to be humbugged again; and
| am glad l did, for in less than two
months use Of the Bitters my wife was
cured and she has remained 80 for eish.
teen months since. like such hum.
bupging. 1T. st. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Moved 70 Wllmi DEton.

DR.. james H. Scott, graduate of tn
Baltimore Dental College in 1852, have
ing moved his family to this Iity may
now be found at his Office, OH Market
street, from q n. to 1890 2. IN. and
from 1.3o to sP. n. Dental science In
all its branches executed in the most
skilltul and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for s. 8. Whites
speGaltios for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
A Handsome Charter.

Wilmington Lodge, No. l Ancient
Order United WOrkmen, have recently
purchased new and attractive charter
which was handsomely framed Dv
Harry Yerger, and is now on e1hioi'
tion in the window Of Adams Il Bros
store, No. 504 Market street; Inc
charter ia handsomely engraved, dis
plays the various symbok and senti'
nents Of the order, and Also bears the
autographs Of the charter members.
It is very pretty and attracts the AZ
teniion Of passers by.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Cabinet Talk.

A special despatch to the New York
Commercial Advertiser says that
Emory Storrs, of Chicago, has been
offered and has accepted the Attorney
Generslship, with the understanding
that the appointments Is made solely
with reference 70 the Star Route prose-
cutions, and TO terminate on the LIST of
December" Other correspondents, and
the Associated Press dispatches, say
that ex-senator Howe has been selected
BY the President for the position, but
the fact that Howes-son.in.law, Colonel
Tottel, Is one of the counsel for the
defence In tho Star Route cases makes
Mr.. Howe reluctant 10 accept the
Attorney Geasralship before those
,sses are disposed OF.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Another steamship on Fire.

Fire was discovered on she steamship
Bolivia, at New York Wednesday morn
ing. The steamboat police reported the
cause ~ unknown, but the Ninth pre-
cinct police report the fire was caused
by bag Of sui phur taking fire, In
what manner they did not cay. 1t is
said at the steamship office that the fire
broke out in a spot where a number of
kegs Of chlorate of potash were stored
on the last voyage, and that some of
it had been spilled in removal. They
laugh at the theory that some person
scattered int1ammable matter, as in the
ca OF the Bo'hnia, but nevertheless a
strict watch is kept on visitors.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
seeo.d Annual Bsll.

The Il. L. Martin Democratic CLUB
will give their second annual reception
in Webster's dancing academy, on Fri
.dav evening, December 30th, 1881. 1t is
proposed by the committee having .s tn.s
bali in charge, to surpsss their enoIIs
OF last season, and no pains Will DO
spared to make the occasion an enJoya-
hle one to all who attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
LOCAL PoT-PlE.
the POOR.
..,.r tnat we Drinh-fhs
,.', .,''.., ne.d'es-The n -ssr
lin..,n,ered Daring tho
W .s,,b Of september.

- ,hs pressurs Of other local
w, " ,,srest, the afternoon session
r. luz. ,a vf the Poor, held On
truss',wr was necessarily crowded
sss! .ss! ,he Board hadpartaken OF
n'., ", ss, before them by Mrs. Bar
vs. r. ,ea,u ',a went into session when
Mp lane, the Treasurer, made
W., w. 70 the effect that In order
esaelss, w. ,ss expense incident to the
ns' ,s .uo a, smallpox in Wilmington
'fas n. a.so dated two temporary loans
lsN ~ n's ,sd 1850 respectively. He Al
MA .h,, the amount due from the
n'%r s r,sasurer, ,s about $4,000, would
1ns las,jsnt t, to pay these notes, the
'aa" aa"n,ovsl al this meeting, and
'tpit tss.uct Of q few hundred dol
r...nrer was authorized 70 al
~. NOTE Of $500 to continue in
w. sn5 also to contract for a new
['JiioOO. 10 be used in case OF an
'sy and that the Board may
,'l ansbsslly embarrassed by run.
[,,N-t Of fluids. 49,,
EB.anay farm, recently purchased
H. Board as a site for the new
.Sone, 4 was ordered to be surveyed
n, ~ r,,ra, who submitted the fol.
~, y, rnort ~ surveyed the farm.
'TsJ il 10 contain q acres, 3 rods
n,ches in the east tract,
.arr., 5 roods and 81 perches
a. ves, tract, thereby max.
MA Of lcl9. scaes. which excIn-
\, acres retained by Mr.. B!an-
,-iins TO the terms of the pur-
4, ,bowe! discrepancy OF 81.
\ ,odile Nr, Farra's surveys,
4, Nr,r.ct called for l07 acres, more
!, and the price paid WAS $50, 900.
n, tisns.lun was created in tho
vIs,Orpe meaning OF The term,
l,r Ie>.," Mr.. Ray stated that
he James A Bayard once told
hnis lrgal meaning was three
I s,her way Mr.. Springer thought
The deficiency was sufficiently OK
ISs to ,,aie the contract.
|lAy long discussion, the purchas'
Ouuit.ee was instructed TO wait
Nr Blaudy and see il he would
hny allowance for the 81. acres.
b Rrra suggested that the discrep-
h nigh, 10 found In the portion
lna BY NJ. Blandy.
vu stated that $1,000 had already
gvsr as forfeit by tho Board,
u va much more than the value
asive acres.
Mh nbject being disposed Of, and
n king no further business, the
NJ LiOuyued,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
1Ispshs Douglass Arrsigned.

In the Superior Court Of New Haven
on wednesday morning, Blanche Doug
lasswas arraigDe on the charge OF hav-
inc murdered Jennie Cramer, on the
bth Of August last, "by inducing her to
take and swallow down certain desd, !,
iy poison commonly called arsenic y
Shs was committed to await hearing
before the Grand Jury in January.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
A. TX. Gov srnOr on trial for 1ur.
der.

The case of B. X. Scott, Ex-Governor
Of South Carolina, for the murder Of
young Drury last Christmas, is in pro-
gress at Napoleon, Ohio. A jury was
secured without trouble, and the testi-
mony is nearly all in. General Scott
boarded a, the Miller House with his
son Arkie, aged seventeen, and who
was oat with the boys Christmas eve.
The father went out for him. The boy
was drunk, and wishing tc avoid going
home, had goneto bed with Drury over
a drug store. General Scott went to
the drug store, and endeavcring to go
up to the bed room shot Drury deau.
He says Drury made nj ion as If
about to draw, when he dr., and fired.
The facts at the trial are Jhi same as
heretofore given. Gov. Scott has been
OUT on $4,000 bail.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
NEW ADvExTIsEM GNTS.

r OOK AT THE CROWD GOING TO l03
IL East sixth street. Granger Store, to
buy sone of those delicious Califoroia plums,
at 70 cents per pcunu, sold every place for Sh
cents no preserves equal to them no seed
in them Just try pie made OF our evapora-
ted peaches and plums mixed together, 1t is
fit for n king get n can Of clam filters, can
make them In minutes 1t would pay you
to come and try ths lot Of coffee, at 70 and rs
cents, received to-day from New York, olelr
ed in the roasting, 1t is grand We sell the
best dollar bag Of tiou In the city ; our -four
at IS per barrel is excellent; best cape cram
berries, at 8 and le cents; rs. nincs neat,
2bc; Ans. apple bntter, 2bc.; oat N cal soap, 3
cakes in box, 10 cents fne soap, at &c. bar;
Frank Allibones,prse soap, 10 cents cake;
don't forget our wood ash soap, 4 ms. in bar,
"A cents . bar; lot Of buckets, at Is cents each,
brooms, 10 cents. and for rs cents 1t will
pay you to zee the sugar opened to-day, at,
the 4ranger's Store, lO3 East sixth street. =
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Memorial D0rA0n.

In view of the fact that Mr.. VIM. j..
pnrner was an official member Of Union
M. E, church, cor. Of Fifth and Wash
inrton streets, ~ we'll as an exemplary
christian gentleman, the pastor will, on
Sabbath morning, 1t 10. 30 o CLOCK preach
. sermon having special reference to his
death. The public are cordially invited.
Seats are free.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Enter tat y me nj To morrow Even.
ing.

Mr.. James H, Crabb and Mr.. j. X
Woodward will on tomorrow evening
at the rooms CT the Wilmington Acad.
emy, give literary entertainment con-
sisting Of readings and recitations by
themselves, Instrumental music by
Miss Laura Bigger, Master Jos. File,
and Annie Stroud, singing by Ida and
Mollie Z. Roberts and Mr.. Z. ID.
Rhodes. These entertainments are not
connected with the school, but one got
ten up for the purpose Of giving their
friends an evening of pleasure. The
admission will be SO cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Tho We0th or.

War Department, Office OF the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, October 2S
- A. NJ.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather, norther'
ly winds s;stationary or lower barometer;
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Have Y0a SeeA

the splendid overcoats at j. T. Mullin
& Sons Sixth and Market streets;they
have all the late styles. Prince Charl es
ulsters and ulstsrettes, single and
double breasted sacks to At mon, youths,
boys ald the children.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
ROsr yOu Wish yoa II nd some OF
the LacPe

The report Of the director Of the mint
shows tha: the production Of gold dur
ing the year 1880 was $50, ,OoO, 900, and
OF silver $50, 2O0,0Oo Since July gold
bars amounting to$2o, ,O0n, 900 have bnen
transported from the New York assay
Office 10 Philadelphia for coinage.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Tail Their own story.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Bitters patients, nor large-salaried, tai
ented buffers 10 tell what Hop Bitters
will do or euro, as they tell their own
story by their certain and absolute
cures at home.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
n ss'lRoad Ones., sho,.

(saooDn nsas sas Philadelphia yesterday
.lphla WI: sse supervision Of the Phil.
l,ad' y. Wilmington and Baltimore
sh H. ~; s.!sSoe Kooert MoClintock, was
te rscI,.t forehead, by two men who
tood Ts , shooting in the neigh
Inc wound 10 not oonsid dered
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
a Ca.eafu RoHsO0y.

For malaria, chills, ,fevers and bilious
ness take home remedy that never
fails. We warrant our Ague Pills 70
euro or give back your money. MOTT, MOTT
son 8 Veasey, Druggists, Second anu
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
A DangsPous Holo.

It would be actually surprising II
some citizen should not break one OF
hia limbs in tho hole In tho sidewalk
On sixth street near Madison.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Uuisanso.

Tho stable filth is still allowed to run
along the sidewalk on Adams street
near Shallcross Avenue. Why DO the
ofiicers Of the city allow this nuisance
to exist?
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
A Lot

Of heavy weight light colored oloaking
cloth, suitable for misses and children
ut 81 per yard,s same goods have been
told at 276. VIM. m. kennard h Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
GoO6 u OW0.

A reduction In the price OF y1olr and
TesA at the steam mills, 608 ". Front
street, Wholesale and retail.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

YNR. KIINE'S GREAT NERVE Re
L. STORER, Ia the wonder Of the age nor
all nerve diseases. All Ats stepped FREQ. Send
to Sal Arch street, PhiladeiDhiA Pa
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

yNOR RENT. THE LAktE MANSION
II house and stables &C, adjoining River
view Cemetery, IS rooms II acree, suitable
tor gentleman, butcher or trucker
Apply 70 ARTHUR h. SMITH,
sod9t 7tA and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

A a saAsaatssa q etsSa b NnnGs
nsn'A III Nashst stRssA
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

III I',s ! = IN dry and liquid form
icpls, =: a Hartman, cor. Filth
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

NeR GALE OR REMIT II 0SE
H eleganttw story brick houses
front porch, z rooms, with batu,
bet and cold wafer mp and down
stairs, At 18th and Poplar Streets.
Apply TO AkrH D K II. b NTH,
seventh and Shtpley streets.
ect.2 mon ed -sat-u
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

NTONEY TO LOAN ON mCR1uAtB
Nl In large or nnau amounts, Oh oitv u
Few Castle county property. Apply to ths
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND So
UETY T. T. co., Exhth and N ARK st streets
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

0aaso OF the Thefm0A01oF
NJ the REPUBLICAN, Office, In the shade,
this norning:
O'Clock lOo'clock IL 0niook'
51o $50 680
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
PRICE ONECENT.
SPECIAL AEHTIOV

The leaders Of the merchant tailors in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment,N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
Barb0nk Potatoes,

N. L. Janney, SO1 & 3O3 King street,
has just received few cars of fine Bur
bank potatoes. These are the best eat
ing potatoes that grow and are late po-
tatoss and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter will do we'll to buy
now, ~ they will be very high without.
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
- RNueh en- RoeO. ,,

The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggists TOR Rough on Rats. 1t clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bod-bugs /;
l6c, boxes.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

VIYANrED.-BOARD For MAN IN A
w private family, q short walk from the
Delaware Oar Works. Address *" RlruB-
LOAN Office. octIS-St
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28
sHaRIFF's SALES.

GHEKIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ u
---NeI '"'~ t'ha f:p~ u
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

at ! O'Clock, p. m,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and fE1R
Springers credit Of 70 days will S
be given. No postponement on account q
weather. AMOS w. HOUSE,
L. ". SrIpHAM L SoN, Auct'rs. ost2s-1
Daily Republican., 1881-10-28

V0OR RENT-TWOSI ROOM DWELL
C ings, with bath, in tho Ninth Ward,
near ArlinS on mills Apply to
W. MuCAUlLEY l. CO.,
oot2R2t+ Coz Market street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02
Cable Clicks.

TuniS, 29.-It is stated that Ali
Bey has suffered severe loss.
Berlin. 2s.-Semi-oficial journals
publish note stating that efforts of
the Pope have led to negotiations
which, after progressing some time,
have taken fresh departures.
London, 29-There has been con-
siderable business to-day in Confed-
crate dollar bonds at SO and 4 per
cent.
The Newmarket selling stakes
were won by Western Empress =
brotherhood" second; "Tofra.' Is
third. Nine ran, including Loril-
lard's Seneca
On the occasion of his installa-
ton, Rev. James Fleming, canon of
York and chaplain in ordinary to
the Queen, concluded his sermon
with a tribute of profound sympathy
at the death of the Christian soldier
and citizen, President Garfield.
At the close of betting, to-day, on
the Czarowitch, ''FoXhall" was the
favorite at Z to against him.
Alderman John Whit g ker Ellis,
Broad street, land agent and sur
veyor, was elected Lord Mayor of
London. He is a conservative and
a Free Mason.
Seven thousand eight hundred
bales OF New Zealand, Port Phillips
and Cape wool were sold to-day.
The bidding was brisk and prices
were very firm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02
IRISH BISHOPS.
They Issue q Sensible Mani
feSto.

New York, 30.-Her0Ld'S Dublin
The following is the text of an inn
portant manifesto on the subject of
the state of Ireland, which was is
sued by the Catholic hierarchy of
Ireland after their meeting at May
moth College. Seventeen archbish-
ops and bishops were present at the
conference:
Influenced by the same deep soil
citude for the welfare of their fiocks
which moved them at their last gen.
eral meeting in April, to solicit gov
eminent to amend the land bill,
which was then before Parliament,
the bishops of Ireland consider it
their duty to declare at their present
meeting that the new land act is a
great benefit to the tenant class and
a large installment of justice, for
which the gratitude Of large per-
ton of the country is due to Mr..
Gladstone and those who helped him
carry this measure through Parlia-
ment. The bishops earnestly exhort
their focks to avail themselves of
the advantages deriYable from this
act. believing if rightly used it will
bring present relief and help them
to obtain their rights, social and po-
litical, which they Justly claim. The
bishops would also urge tenant
farmers to use the means provided
in the land act and every other
means in their power to improve the
condition of the laboring class.
The bishops avail themselves of
this opportunity to call on their
clergy to guard their t1ocks against
all secret advances Of violence and
intimidation, which can only be-
come enemies Of the people, and to
the laity to prove the love they bear
their country and their faith by
seconding the clergy in the suppress
sion of all anti-social and anti
Catholic abuses; also by removing
as far as is in each ones power the
stigma which our enemies have
sought to put upon the people, that
they will not pay their just debts,
which they are bound TODD.
The bishops unite with the people
in urging on the government the
release of those who are still i'm
prisoned, hoping that such meas
ure will contribute no little to the
peace of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02
The Train Collision.

Detroit, 1.-The accident on the
Great Western Railroad between
Aylmer and Orwell, was worse than
indicated by the first reports, and
altogether unaccountable. Con-
ductor Maxwell, on the excursion
train had orders to meet the freight
at Aylmer, but being ten minutns
ahead of time, Maxwell went on in
tending to meet the freight at Or
well. The engineer of the latter
saw the excursion train approach
ing, Stacked off and blew his whistle
for several minutes, and had his
train almost at a StandStill. The
engineer of the excursion kept COM
ing ahead, regardless of the freight
which he mast have seen for more
than two miles, and never blew his
whistle or gave the slightest indica-
ton that the road was not cleared.
He kept on full speed, and collided
with terrific force with the freight.
Five Of the ten excursion coaches
were telescoped, and four occupants
were killed outright, and the en-
gineer, Wallsley, and his son, the
fireman, were crushed beneath the
engine. About twenty were
severely wounded, and a great
many slightly. AS near as can
be ascertained the killed are
VIM. Cooke. Aylmer; Wollsley and
son, st. Louis; W. j. Hins. of jar
Wis; a man from Delhi, name I'M
known, and E. STANDBY, Of COpen-
hagen. The wounded are Dennis
and wife, Bay City, Mich, badly;
Elias Adams and wife, of Malahide;
ThOs. Brown and daughter, of Mala-
hide; Frank Morrison. Carter War
ner, and Glover Hardison, Of Ayl-
mer.