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The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

ENGLAND ExpoRTs FRESH MEAT
FROM AUsTRALIA.--Eyery design for
exporting grain, n.eat and other kinds
of food is being adopted and i'm.
proved in England, in order to secure
1t at cheaper rate than it can be got
from the United States. Her export
OF mutton from Australia is becoming
quite large, and il safely carried in
ships fitted up with refrigerators. In
1874 there were reported to be 80, 000,-
600 sheep in the British Islands
against "a, SOC, 900 in 1851, a loss in
seven years of about twenty per cent.
This decline has been by some authors
Ties attributed TO the decline in wool
but the severe weather of the winter
of 15s0-81, added to the rayages OF
the liver disease, undoubtedly had a
good deal to do with tho falling off.
The voyage by steamer from Sidney
to Liverpool is now about 80 or 40
days. Tho Orient recently arrived at
the latter port from Australia bring.
ing 3,ln carcasses Of sheep and 70
quarters of beef. These were re-
ceiyed frozen solid, and, of course, in
good condition. They did not, on be.
ing thawed out, exhibit the sickness
occasionally noted in froza n meats
after being prepared tor eating, but
are said to have been quite firm and
even fresh. A second consignment in
the Garonne, of 4.7ss earcasses OF
sheep arrived in like condition.
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"WHENEvER 90 among the artists
of Paris, says contemporary, 81 hear
oil some new and muniiicent order given
by Mr.. VandberbilL." =; but when
ever you go amongst the artists of Amefi-
ca you hear of no such orders. Appre-
ciation, like charity, should begin at
home.
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.UDIrop.s SorIcE.-IN THE OR

A IDIFONS NUTItE--IN III = UH-
n PHAka' CDU III OF MONTGOM-
EhY COU VI ESTATE of sarah NJ iiler,
lale OF New Castle County, state of Del
aware, deceased. Tre uuderaigued Aud.
Itor appointed ny said Courl to make dis
tributiOn OF the balance Remaining IN the
hand OF John /. Cox, Adminislrator OF
said estate. hereby gives notice that he
y III meet all parties Interested, for the
purpose of nn appointment, at his office,
No. 505la Swe,ie street, Norristown, ia
on Tuesday, tue LIST day OF November,
1851, nj lJ . clock "A. NJ, when anu Where
said parties are requested 10 atien'
AARON S. SWARTZ,
law3w Auditor.
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HINTS ABOUTLINEN

The finest table linens from Dresden; the heavy
Ireland The finest sheetings from telaad
As fine sheengs come from France and Belgium but they
fn-not very serious defects for sheet
The towels from France and Sesa; but the
soft, undressed, very heavy towels, known all uxu
people, from Ireland. The finest shirtng and
from Ireland. The finest handkerches
from France. The best Turkey-red goods from
Austria and Morava
We have secured all these countries and the goods
here More coming, very many more; but enough
here show the finest product of all countries, with the
exception of the very finest underwear linen of Ireland, all
of which goes Russia, hher; and the finest
sheeing linen of Ireland, for which there sale in Ameri
With these two exceptions, we have the finest linens in
the world.
JOHN WAN
Grand Depot 18th and Market and Chestnut Streets
PHILADEEPHTA.
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"Now l have al my ray about
Bsecher, remarked Guiteau on satur-
day after delivering brief aud biting
opinion relating TO the shortcomings of
Plymoutb's pastor The sting OF it Is
that the assassin was formerly sheltered
in the Plymouth fold.
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HAYEsy1LLE, Ohio. Feb. II.

HAYEsyILLE, Ohio, Feb. II, 1880.
| am very glad to say have tried Hop
Bitters, and never took anything that
did me as much good. ! only took two
bott % nd I would not take 500 for
the good they did me. | recommend
them to my patients, AMI get the best
results from their use.
&c. d. MERCER, MD.
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IRANB OPERA HOUSE,
VI 1HE BEsr OF THE SEASON
Thursday Evening, Dec. 1.

Prof. ID. Holman, OF Franklin lu-
stitule, Philadelphia, will show The
Circ Iaiion of the Blood" from actual
life. by the aid OF projecting me o.
scope. This Instrument Is 50 consiruc ed
that the circulation. Just as IL Is In the
human body showing the b. autiful NOV
ing corpuscIes OF the blood, is accurately
portray Ell and thrown upon screen, 80
ns to be seen clearly and Dist potiy by
ey ry person In the audience at the same
time.
The professor will also show the HE
that drop of watet contains, and the
eggs Of flies. frog, ,snaiis, spiders, ETC., In
various stages OF Development.
Tickets, 50 cents. chtldren's tick cts, rs
cents. Reserved seats may be secured al
q. r. Thomas Co.'S, without extra
chatge, on and after Monday, Novem.
Der 2Sth. nov2i-5i p
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r NJ. A. DAUfhIN at
No. 2l2 broadway, New York.
Notice To The Public.

The public are hereby cautioned
against sending any Money or or.
ders 10 UNEs IL CO., 81 n assua 81,
New York city. as authorized by aie
LOUISIANA btdte Lottery Company 10 seu ia
Tickets. They are flooding u.e couatrD
uith bogus Circulars ptirportiag 10 be
Of The LoaLsfdnd State Lottery Cbnipd,,U.
and are frauduienfly representtng then,-
selves as ls ~ gents. They hupe no authority
rom hts C5mpdny 10 sell Us Tickets, and are
not It's agents J0r any Jurpoe.
MAD UPIfIR,
fTes. Lolitsfdttd Mdte lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 4. 1881.
nova 5V eodSw
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Programme OF the Exercises
for the Annual Meeting.

HARTFORD, June THE preparations
for the annual meeting OF the Army Of
the Potomac, and the arrival tonight OF
prominent members OF the society, in
dicates that the gathering tomorrow
will be OF especial interest. The hotel
corridors are crowded, and many hearty
greetings of former comrades are given.
Col. Horatio G. Kind, Secretary OF the
Society, reports the arrival OF Gen.
Sherman at o'clock in the morniI g,
Secretary OF War Lincoln, Gen. Slocum,
Gen. Sickle and others on later
trims. The public buildings, business
blocks and private houses are hand
somely decorated Tonight city hall
square, the Allyn House, the headquar.
ters OF the Society, and the neighbor-
hood were illuminated. Several Of the
officers and guests were entertained
this evening at the Hartford Club. SEN
ator Hawley and eX-Governors Hub
bard and Jewell are on the Citizens
Reception Committee.
The members OF the Ninth army
corps met General Burnside at the
depot tonight with music and torches
and escorted him to his headquarters at
the Allyn House. Tomorrow the
different army corps will meet
in the State capitol building. The
First regiment OF Connecticut State
Militia will be reviewed in the park by
the Secretary OF War and General Sher-
man. The procession will about noon
escort the veterans TO the ODere House
where Daniel Daugherty, OF Philadel-
phia, will deliver an Grafton, and Col. s.
b. Sumner, OF Bridgeport, will read a
poem. The banquet takes place at A
iyn Hall in the evening, where tables will
be arranged for 350persons Gov. Bigelow
and staff and other New England Gov
ernors will be present.
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THE ERIE ROAD.

Proposed Enlargement of the
COmpany's Fleet OF Steam
crs.
PHILADELPHIA, June The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Erie
and Western Transportation Company
was held to-day. The annual report
recommended the issue OF one million
dollars new stock, making the total cap
ital stock three millions. On the new
stock a dividend of twenty dollars per
share will be credited out OF the accum
lated profits, arising chiefly from the ad.
vance in the value Of securities bought
from the Empire Transportation Com
pany at the time OF its dissolution. The
balance OF thirty dollars per share is to
be paid in cash, to be used in paying
for and improving the real estate
at Buffalo and the enlargement
of the company's fleet, which now con.
sists OF seventeen large propellers and
three schooners, having joint carrying
capacity per trim OF 81 coo tons OF paying
freight. The foregoing recommenda-
ton was adopted by the stockholders
sn,l il was stated that the new shares will
be allotted this month. Ii was also re
ported that the company was free from
debt and its property at cash valuation
would be in excess of the entire capital
outstanding. Last year 700, 900 tons of
freight were moved by the company's
fleet,
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=WHEEIJNG, W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1881.

perance and morality. hard-money
Democrat, and not in the ordinary ac'
ceptance OF the term an Office. e.seeker. de
has been a member OF several Demo-
cratic State Conventions, made strong
run for Congress against Hayes in 1858
in the. Second district, was last year
Presldeat OF the Democratic State Con-
vention, end is now chairman oil the
Democratic Executive Committee. he
was one of the leaders OF the reform
movement in Cincinnati which elected
Mr.. Means Mayor, and he wonld COM
mand, as perhaps no other Democrat In
Ohio would, the support Of the temper
ance and church -sOing element in the
Republican party. He is The youngest OF
any of the candidates named. Should he
be nominated the fight would be an ex-
tremely close one, with, L believe, the
chances in favor of the Democrats.
Many OF the temperance people believe
that Governor Foster failed in his duty
toward them last winter, not few more
than suspect him OF having opposed the
legislation which they desired enacted.
With Foster on the Republican side and
Cook on the Democratic / believe that
the latter would receive the support oil a
very large proportion Of the temperance
element which has always heretofore
been with the Republican party. Yet
Foster is a man OF remarkable ability
and resources in the State campaign, and
it would be new event in his career to
be defeated"
Once More at the Wheel.
ALBANY, June 6.-COnkling arrived
tonight and went at once to the Dele.
van hotel. No demonstration.
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The Defunes Book Catalogue.

Nav YORK, June flames Sabin,
probably the best known authority upon
the literary and commercial value OF
hooks, was born in 1921 at Braunstou,
NoIthamp'Onshire, where up to the age
al fourteen years, he attended the VII
l'ge srhCo,. In lS4S Mr.. Sabin came 10
New York. lie had a wonderful mem
CRY for titles and dates OF books that lie
hal seen or that had passed through his
hands His memory was 50 astonishing z
ly retentiye that he coud
reeOlleet not only the exact
name of any book ne had ever
seen, but could always tell lis size, the
authors name, and the value Of the
book historically, commercially, aud
otherwise. Mr.. Sabin was regarded as
a sort OF living catalogue, and was con-
suited by nearly all the great collectors
Of the country. WheR he b)Gght the
Mszlrin Bible for Mr.. James Lsnox,
the latter was somewhat troubled at the
price paid, $4,000 Time has vindi-
Gated the judgment OF Mr.. Sabin, con-
mercially speaking, for the book is nov
more valuable than it was at that time.
Mr.. Sabin could walk along the shelves
OF the Astor library, for instanc', and
tell something about ~ OO0 out OF l0O,-
OOO books Almost his last work was q
newspaper article ON book -binding
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MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
william Murphy Attempts the
Life OF His Divorced Wife and
Then Kills Himself.

PrrTsBUkGH, June 7.-Wm. Murphy,
the divorced husband OF Mrs. Neaton
McClaren, visited the home OF that lady
at Edgewood, near this city, at two
o'clock to-day, and requested an in,or
view. When Mrs. McCiaren appeared
Murphy threw bis arms around her
neck, aud while thus embracing her
he drew q revolver and shot her IN the
back. He fired second shot which en-.
tered her breast, and then
placing the revolver against bis
forehead, fred a third tin-, the bullet
crashing through the brain and killing
him instantly. Mrs. McClaren, il is
thought. will recover. She obtained q
divorce from Murphy on account OF i'll
treatment, and subsequently married
Colonel VIM. Campbell, who died some
years ago. About four weeks ago she
WAS united in marriage TO Newton Nc.
Claren, . druggist. The parties are
well known and occupy prominent po-i.
tious In society.
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The New Hampshire senstorship.

CoScoRD, ~ H., June THE indica.
tions rather point to the non election Of
an United States Senator by the present
legislature, though the matter is not
yet determined. The leading candi.
dates for the nomination, ex.
crpting Rollins, oppose an election. 1t
is understood ex-Gov. Harrison openly
opposes the election, arguing that the
law is against it, and Congress has re-
fused to pass an act giving the legisla-
ture the right to elect. Rollins claims
the ELECTION to be constitutional,a and his
view is sustained by the opinion OF emi.
uent Senator, Gea. Stevens, Gen.
Marsten and Wm. + Chandler, il is un-
derstoo1, oppose. A Republican caucus
to consiuer the question will be held to-
morrow
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THE r, w. ~ Ii. X. r.,

Now the Property Of the Penn
sylyania Central Tho Pur-
chase Money Paid Yesterday.
PmLADELPHIA. Pa, June 7.-PIeSi-
den, Roberts Of the Pennsylvania Raj
road to-day paid to committee II Bos-
I ~ shareholders some fifteen million
dollars due on the Philadelpl lia, VIII
mlnyton and Baltimore Railroil stock,
bpugnt by the Pennsylvania kniroao
Company The money WAS not due un'
I'll July /, but the present financial con
dition Of the Pennsylvania road being
so good il WAS thought wise To antici-
pate the payment subscriptions to the
allotment OF the new stock was author
ized at the late meeting with the
late heavy earnings, and the surplus on
hand on June furnished the necessary
funds. Besides these $4,000, 900 worth
OF stock, the Pennsylvania road has
also purchased and paid for Sl,OOO,COO
more bought from parties other than the
Boston syndi.atc, and has distributed
since June Is, S2.jOO.OOO among ITS
stockholders in the shape OF divliends
The Pennsylvania road will not take
formal possession OF the T, W. X =
roa until July lst, when both roads
will be operated under the same genera.
MANAGEMENT
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SPORTING.

A Big Card for the Pittsburgh Meeting
PIrTsBuRaH, juno 7.-Arrangemsnis
have Just teen consummated for the ap.
pearance OF the sovereigns OF the turf,
s.. julien and Maud &, at the coming
meeting o. the Pittsburgh Driving As.
sociation. They will not trot toge her,
however. bat against time. Rody Pat.
terson. Jr., secretary OF the Associa.
ton, visited Detroit last week for the
purpose OF making things pleasant for
st. julien. Mr.. Hickok says he is will.
ing to meet Maud g., or any other
horse on any reasonable terms. II
Maud s wants TO enter the contest he
is willing to pool both purses. winner to
take S., 900, and the other 5000. or will
increase The purse TO any amount. and
trot both horses together or against
time. lie is anxious to have il settlt d
as 10 which is the fastest.
Jerome Park Races.
NEW YoRK, June AT the Jerome
Park races to-day there was \ drixzling
rain from beginning to finish. The two
year old dash OF hall mile was won by
Duplex, Oakdsle second, Olivia third;
time, SO seconds.
The Belmont stakes, mile and hall,
was won by Saunterey. EolA second,
Battle third; time, 2:I7. Forager was
pulled up lame.
The mile and three-eiehths race was
won by Dwyer Brothers Hindoo, Lori.
lard's Greenland second; time, 2:%.
The Westchester cup, two miles and
q quarter, was won by Parole, McCul.
Tough second. Glideha third; time.
1901. Glidelia had saddle glrth bro.
ken while leading the others near the
finish.
The selling race, mile and one eighth,
was won by Va2rant, Milan second,
Ada third; time, 2:04t.
The steeple-chase. over short course,
Disturbance won, Highland Fling sec.
end, Zeia third; time, $40. Highland
Fling got started when the other three
were 200 yards away. Glenlivet did not
get fairly started till half the distance
had been traversed. In the south field
Pawnee fell, slightly injuring Kenny,
his jockey.
The Hsrvard-Yale Contest.
Boston, June THE coming boat
race between Harvard and Yale will he
a battle OF giants. Both crews
are composed OF men as heavy as any
country club would put into a boat,
and IL the coaching il all II should be
the race will be nnexamplcd in college
rowing.
Base Ball.
WORCESTER, June 7.-Chicagos, IS;
0. The game was called on
the eighth inning on account OF rain.
Troy, June Z. = Detroits, .; Troys, ].
The game was called on the third inning
on account of rain.
PaovIDEScE, June 7.-Cleveland, !;
3.
BosroN, June 7.-BufIalos, 3; Bostons,
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
THE UNHAPPY STATE OF THE EMER.
AlO ISLE.
Arrest Of Russian Army 0fieers-Iswish
Prosecutors Court Marialed and
Senteneed-A Challenge from
Sir John Ashley.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
IRELAND.
Serious Riot at sktbbsresn.

Serious Riot at 6ktbberoen.
DUBLIN, June THE report that
Father Murphy, Of Skull, had been ar.
rested, proves unfounded. The report
however, threw the people into vic
lent ferment. Thousands OF men and
women crowded into the vii
Of Skull, wrecked the police station,
and postoffice, tore down the telegraph
wires and cut up portions Of the road.
Excitement was taken by the people ol
Skibbereen, who at last accounts werc
engaged in fearful riot They wrecked
the house of car owner who
had supplied cars to the police. Their
indignation became unbounded when
they discovered that special train with
three hundred military had been sent
from Cork, and they tore down
the telegraph wires ito Ballydehob.
Skull is reported AZ inaccessible by or
binary roads which are broken up and
bridges pulled down. Five hundred
foot soldiers and twenty dragons
anu seventy SERVICE corps mtu, Will
one gun, have been sent TO the scene
from the west. Father Muir
ply has given no definite intima.
tion Of his arrest to the public, fearing
a collision with the police. The grounds
for suspecting that he Is under arrest
are, according to the Skibbereen cor
respondent, very strong. He was
seen with the police several times
Monday, when document OF some
kind was handed him. A force has
been sent into the disturbed district
fully provisioned for a month.
Tenants Elected.
LONDON, June Five writs OF eject.
ment were served yesterday upon the
tenants OF Dillon, the father OF John
Dillon, member OF Parlisment.
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Flooded Stock Sales.

LoUIsvILLE, June "A special to the
Courier Journal from Nashville SAYS:
Considerable excitement was occasioned
here on the receipt Of the telegram an
nouncing the sale OF Aransea to Loril.
lard for $4,000. Aransea was owned
by G. II. Gillock and Col. Geo. Darden,
OF this city. She was purchased for
Lorillard by johnson. Aransea origin
ally cost Gillock $3.50. General Harding
has purchased Brsmble from the Dwyer
brothers for stallion. Charlie Howard
has been sent to the farm of b. F. Cock.
ri. 1t Is reported that Ballast by Bon
ME Scott has been purchased by Nash
vile parties, from John Arnold.
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SuRocated Ly Gas.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Yesterday, James
Malone. Patrick Hunter and Gerald
Landers, employed in the 400 foot level
of the Anaes mine, were sufocated by
gas, supposed to have generated In
some abandoned working OF the Con-
solidated Virginia. Several miners were
made i'll by the gas in an endeavor to re-
cover the bodies Landers was q ne
phew of John Landers, OF San Francis
co, a well known broker. Malone was
formerly chief OF the FIRE department.
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The Brewers

Nkw YoRK, June THE Executive
Committee OF the Brewers Working
mems Union was in session all morn
ing. The committee having learned that
a number II brewers were employing
green hands. A subcommittee was ap'
pointed to induce the new men to quit
work. Shortly before moon six more
brew icg firm Q aeceded to the demands
of the men. who returned to work.
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Railroad Directors Elected.

LOUISVILLE, June THE annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Greensboro and Nashville Railroad
company was held at the Louisville and
Nashville offices, and the following otfi
GERS elected: Gen. f. .. Alexander,
A. W. Quarner, Col. +. Defuniak, H.:
w. Bruce and Henry q. Murrell, OF
Louisville; Col. ] W. Thomas, Nash
vile; Col. X. S. Boevier, Russellville,
XIV. The total stock OF the company is
6.O4S shares. OF which $500 shares
were represented at the meeting. The
organization of the board was post
poned until a future day.
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stepptd In.o Etarnity.

CHARLESTON, W. Va June 7.-Thos.
Chapman, a brakeman on train No. ],
was killed at this depot yesterday, while
coupling cars. He attempted TO step
from between the cars and fell, the train
passing over his thigh, crushing both
legs and hips. from which he died in a
few hours. His remains were forward
ed 10 his home at Cabell Court House.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Unsettled.
SroCKs-The market opened irregular,
and was unsettled In the early dealings.
but before the first board the specula.
ton became strong and al advance OF |
10 = per cent. took place, Texas Pacific.
Wabash Pacific, Canada Southern,
Kansas and Texas. Lake Eric aud
Western and New Jersey Central lead
ing the upward movement A higher
range OF prices wss, however, not main.
tained. and the market became feverish
and unsettled during the afternoon. In
the late dealings the transactions as.
sumed heavy tone, and the marke.
closed weak at decline Of To per
cent from the highest point OF the day,
Wabash Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande.
Texas Pacific, Kansas and Texas.
Granger shares and Canada Southern
bling the most prominent therein.
The transactions aggregated 29s,0OO
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern 900. Central Pacific 1900.
e., q. 81. q. 800, Delaware. Larks.
wanna and Western li.70o, Delaware
and Hudson COO. Denver aud Rio
Grandc l0,900, Erie 2s,I00, Hannibal
AMI ST. Joseph 200. Kansas and
Texas 800, Lake Shore St,5O0, Louis-
vile and Nashville 1900, Lake Erie ani
Western 800, Michigan Central $500.
North western 1900. New jersey Cen.
trail 400, New York Central 400,
Northern Pacific 400. Ontario and
Western 900, Ohio Central 1900. Pa
citic Mail 3.40o, T., ID. and r. 100.
Reading 800, ~. Paul 900, 81. Paul
and Omaha 8 coo, ~. Louis and Fan
Francisco 800, Texas Pacific 1880.
Union Pacific 2?,SoO. Wabash Pacific
Is, 500, Western Union 400. Memphis
and Charleston 5000. Ohio and Misss.
sippi |, 800, Missouri Pacific 600 and
Nashyill. anil Chattnnonya . kp1
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The Nav Corn Deal Settled.

ST. LOUIS, June THE Board OF Di-
rectors of the Merchants Exchange
have reversed the decision of the Call
Board committee in the matter OF the
settlement OF the May deal in No. 9
white mixed corn. and established the
settling price at 81 cents, with 5 per
cent. penalty for non-delivery, which
will make the actual price paid by
shorts 81 7.l00 cents,
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Railroad Wreck

CoSSrLLsvILLE, June DAY before
yesterday Q wreck occurred as Gibson
on the B. & o. road. Engine No 2j4,
coming down the mountains, ran into
engine No. 70l, which Was shifting Q
heavy train on the Uniontown branch.
They succeeded in MASKING ihr cars
loaded with stone and two loaded with
coke. Engine 254 was turned COM
pletely around. thrown upon its side
and lies total wreck. Engineer Mills
made narrow escape by Jumping in
time. Passengers on the Cumberland
mail we're transferred.