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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-16
Casualties.

Denver, I2.-The Republicans Los
Vega special says: Patrick MURPHY,
private, Company E., Tweniy-Third In
fsntry. travelling from Waltrous to Fort
Union, last night, fell into the Marhoo, a
shallow mountain stream, and drowned.
Four residences we're destroyed By FIRE
this morning; an infant child persisted in
the flames.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-16

For the delicate and complicated
difficulties peculiar 10 the female
constitution, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the SOW
ereign remedy. 1t aims at the cause
and produces lasting results.
Send to Mrs Lydia E. Pinkham,
2SS Western avenue, Lynn, Mass,
for pamphlets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-16
HANGED

Galway, l5.-PatTick joyce, Miles
Joyce snd Patrick Casey, three men
convicted OF participation in che murder
of The Joyce fomily, 81 Mssmstrama,
were hanged IN The jsil here at O'Clock
this morning. The prison, inside and
outside. was heavily guarded. Miles
Joyce protested innocence to the last.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-16

a NASALINJECTOR free with
evch bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price soc. Sold by 2. c.
NJ L. Drug Store. l1O
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-13
The Ambitions Lover.

II am very rich, my darling" she
said softly. punctuating her sentences
with soft, warm kisses. "Already ]
have 800, 900 worth of per cents reg
stered in my name, and when the leaves
are turning red in the golden October
days and the fields are laughing in the
rich abundance of bountiful harvest, I
shall cut off the coupons. And when
papa dies he will leave me nearly $780,
900 more. Yes, my sweetheart, am
very happy girl" and fair young head
nestled confidingly on the shoulder of
the strong limbed, hazel-eyed young
man to whom this avowal was made.
He looked tenderly down at the brown
treeses and the invisible net that bound
them to the fair forehead. Gently lift
ing the beautiful face to his, he pressed
passionate kiss on the full, red lips
that seemed only made for OSCILLATION.
Turning his head away. Herbert AIMS
leigh appeared for moment to be
wrapped in thought. Then, kissing Mir
lam with rich, warm, two-for-a-quarter
kiss, he said DO you love me,
Birdie ?"
She gave answer by placing her soft,
white arms around his neck, and throw
ing herself madly on his shirt front.
Do not hug SO hard, darling, an
you love me. or my collar-stud will raise
q carbuncle on the back of my n ck,"
he said in low, mellow tones.
" It is only the deep, passionate long
ing Of my love, Herbert. 1t recks not
of carbuncles. But you are right. Too
much pressure on the cervical vertebra
will cause an exostosis. My Professor
Of Anatomy told me that"
"And We will be married in the fall,
my sweet?"
Yes, Herbert. in the rich, hazy, sens
uous days of Indian summer, when the
low note of the farmers boy seeking the
lost COW is heard as he sits on the yine-
EMPOWERED stile and blasphemes until
the FREELY leaves for cooler spot. You
must take oil my money, Herbert; it
must be yours to do as you will with it;
to attain glorious fame that awaits you,
for / know that my loves name will some
day be known through the length and
breadth Of the land. Surely, you have
an ambition ?"
~ have, J" said Herbert, kissing her
while she caught her breath.
And you will not let any false pride
stand in the way of using my money
to attain tho height you fain would
reach 2"
..No, darling, will not. You say
you have 800, 900 iu 4 per cents. It is
enough. Tomorrow will act, and in
less than day my name will beas familiar
throughout the world as that of En-
glands proud Queen"
"Oh, Herbert, what will you do?"
shall purchase Maud ="
Two minutes laser human form fell
with dull thud OH the front porch of
the naughty pork-packer's residence.
1t was Herbert Ainsleigh. The old
man had fired him out. - Chicago Tib-
Nne.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-13

The Yale, B. g, Sentinel says We
learn that ave gangs arc busy clearing the
right Of way between Emory and Maple
ridge. Mr.. W. Barrett IL in charge; most
Of those employed are Indians, who
receive 81 per day, and are said to work
we'll. a large number Of indiana are also
employed BY Mr.. Paterson up near Lyton
and their work appears 70 give sat,stac-
ton.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-13

DaxIHo potatoes is : great industry IA
Rochester, N. Z. The potatoes axe
diced, put IN steam box for : few min
ltes to keep the starch in, and then
Tried. When desired for use they are
soaked before cooking.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-13

Hon. Chas. F. Beatee, ex-chairman OF
the state democratic central COMMITTEES,
died 1t his home in Oregon City, on the
9th Of April, Of hemorrsgo Of the lungs.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-13
General News

Gov Newell has gone east on visit
for few weeks.
Lieut.. Dannehower and party have
arrived at Moscow all right.
Estimated reduction of the public
debt for April about $14,000,000.
The appointment of s. P. Rounds as
public printer, has been confirmed by the
president.
Miss Ida Smith, eldest daughter OF
Horace Greeley, died in New York, April
10Th, of diphtheria.
Guiteau has sold the suit of clothes he
wore when he assassinated Garfield, to
the agent of circus company, for $500.
Mrs. Hammond has sold the west end
of the New England hotel, in Seattle, to
the Puget Sound railroad company for
$4,000.
The New York Tribune is authority for
stating that the president will sign the
Chinese restriction bill, since the time
has been cut down from 20 to 10 years.
p. B. Johnson, of Walla Walla, has
been appointed Adjutant General of the
territory Of Washington, in place of Gen.
]. W. Sprague, deceased.
Beef cattle in the vicinity of Walla
Walla have advanced fully 3s per cent.
recently in consequence of the demand
for consumption on the various railroads
being constructed east of the mountains.
A fire is reported at Racine, Wis.,, May
eth, which burned over the principal
business portion of the city, and amount
ing in damage to $1S, 100000.
An official dispatch from Washington
under date of May 9th, states that De
Long and party have been found; all
dead. Melville will continue the search
for Chips.
The foundation posts for the new mill
at Port Townsend have been put in place
and the first lot of sawed timbers have
been landed on the ground.
Preparations are going forward for
mining purposes on the bench opposite
Yale. It is thought in few weeks
lively time may be looked for over the
river. Yale, B, G., Sentinel.
Fort Colville is to be supplied with hay
at $14.90 per ton, eats at an average Of
q 4
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-13

Two minutes LATER human form fell
with dull thud OH the front porch of
the naughty pork-packer's residence
1t was Herbert Ainsleigh. The old
man had fired him out. - Chicago zyib-
Nsae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09

THE Martinsburg Statesman refers to the
appointment Of General Gotf rs assistant
counsel in the prosecution Of certain West
Virginia mail robbers, and adds, "'rhis is
IN act OF pure party iavori.ism to compen-
safe General Golf for his expenditures in
his recent Congressional contest" This is
nngenerous and absurd. General GoH
was appointed ut the request OF United
States district Attorney Flick because
Of his familiarity with these cases and with
the work Of the District Attorneys office,
and because Of his force ut the bar. In
many districts the Office OF assistant has
recently been abolished, the Department
oi Justice having in view the appointment
OF special counsel for special cases. These
mnil robbing cases are such cases. With
respect to the compensation, that will be
ior services rendered, not to reimburse
General Golf for campaign expenses. We
believe it has mover before been
charged upon General Gotr that
lie wore his Republicanism as a
clouk to be pawned for money. On the
contrary it is well known that he has al.
ways given literally OF his ample means 10
promote the success Of the Republican
party, Ms well when he was not, rs when he
WAS, n candidate. General Goir will assist
in the prosecution Of tho mail robbers as Il
lawyer, not rs n Republican member.elect
nj Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE ILLNESS OF SENATOR CAMDEN.
Judge lIoye WhoopIns Up The lIsrp..'s r.rr,
seseme-qhs rarir On Sussr-Composition Of
;, tbs Next 1iouse-Tuo Cent Postaxe-Ta1 on
!, Z Whlsly-BlIN' Hill Capital News,
From Our Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondent
WAsnnS0roS, December s.-senalor
Camden was unable today 10 attend to
his Congressional duties, owing 10 illness.
lie was taken with severe chill late last
night, followed by high fever, necessita,ng
the calling in Of physician. The Senalor
has been confined to his bed all day, but he
Is reported this evening rs being much bet.
ter, although he bashal another slight chill.
~ h Z IIo6E's MEAsuREs.i~a
The bill introduced in the House at the
Inst session Of Congress by Representative
Iloge providing for an appraisemcnt and
sale OF the government property at Ilar-
pers Ferry is still on the house calendar
where 1t has been since It came. from the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, with a favorable report. q Judge
lioge is endcavorlng to arrange for IL s,,s.
pension Of the rules ut IN early day for the
purpose OF securing the passage Of the bill,
and he il confident Of success.
MIR. lloge is also endeavoring to get nc.
ton on bill, also introduced lust session
providing for the holding Of term Of the
United States Court ut Martinsburr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
The Republicans toOkfng for New
Method or Awarding Disputed Sents.

ElStIfSGToS nnppmhar -Snpornl ron.
,,.,aI .ian.;s. a,>.e. IN :. o's'"' ',,. WY :,
't, .t''e" ''e'''o'' cases "fe st'l. pehalnS IN
the House committee OH elections. There
arc tho cases OF Sessingllaus againt Frost.
from Tho Sccoua M;sso,r;. Buchanan
,..,,.., - .. ~,
"s"'"'' 4""h"'He' "oH me oeeoao M'ss's'
slppi; Lee against Richardson, Second
South Carolina, and Cook against Cuts,
from the s,x,h 1owo ,rLoso c,so, ,,,, ho
,n,,.. 80, , IT., :. Vs. w
uSem ,;s,,a;, anu aasposea ol az once. IA me
IIiIsios'''o Iial''s ~ eeetaon eases "s RUE the
.o''e I,'. ,o'as, "iSiues po'itic"iy. ms lact
mu,,, ,'.@ e'usea u",, soon oeal Oh com.
~ "'e'.i ',,,.;sa unu III enoIt ID on 1901
s'.oo w "e.is' ,a, solae 'ngans Dy whlch lhese
mes ,". 'rIn Ta w HeGlucu h inuepenaeht q poIl.
T.. . 'ne.e WI w Ni"rse number OF cases
~ I'll, t"t ho "uM 1onstgss' atid as tfe iiotise
nma nnn,: ~ Mn o'erwlicllnlns l'e',ioct'ltic the
ne.no,l;Mns ,;i ,,';,, g9mes'ahls, itepsolicahs
u'n;a, u'H, "n' s.niu l,..lc c,1ahec VI oDu!lhlh9
o,.s;., o,e;. sJ no illa''gr ,, nov mnch they are
v'.'" ,ni',, VI .leh. tn's u'e secret ie'son
Wy. Wy ncpuoi.ean y. s"u a. l'.ohoers are now 30 an
H nVi'S " ,; SsGuIe ~ t'G nnuoptlon Oh some ihe'h
~ ~ y! mn'en the Delhocratlc Ma]of'!f N
.no '..,o,, it"i .,."; nouse CANNOT aescide these
,aaa, r'ses .,'I't INV o"m WHY: no pan lhat wil
iiaoso iin,, s''ese @ csses so tlic "ct.on o. the
~. aav.Ie ,s VI t'ic oGlla'e cati pe ieasine, eS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
Tile Report OF the Com III i~sion GcncrNlly J
ApprOvCti-JudSe Kelley Objects,

Tile Report OF the Com III ixsion Generally
Approvcti-J"dse Kelley Objects.
WASHINGTON, December S-Tbe irst re-
port OF the Tariff Commission having come
from the printing Office Congressman are
beginning 10 study the revision with aview
particularly 10 find ont how it affects
various interests Of their respective districts.
Mr.. llorr, Of Michigan, who is one OF the
high rrotectionists Of Congress, said to-day
that he was convinced Of one thing right
oil, this commission lad done the most
work in the shortest time and at the least
expense Of any body OF men whom he had
ever heard of in government employ.
While Congress might not agree in all re.
spects with their recommendations, no QUE
could say that they had llotsfurnished a
vast amount OF information and prepared n
tarii list which probably never could be
equalled as 4 whole, by any committee of
Congress. He did not like the idea Of tue
reduction OF the tariff on salt; lie thought
it was pretty low now. Still the bill, US a
whole, SO far as he was acquainted with its
provisions, he believed would meet with
the approval OF the country and should be
passed.
1t appears that Mr.. Kelley, chairman Of
the Committee on Ways and Means is so
well pleased and is very much surprised
with the work Of the commission. It WIS
frequently stated during the progress Of
the investigation that the report when sent
in would practically ernbody list Of duties
prepared by himself. 1t seems, however,
that he was kept in as profound Ignorance
Of its provisions rs auy other member OF
Congress and was very much surprised
that Harry Oliver, himself leading iron
manufacturer, should nave acquiesced in II
report which cuts the duties on the pro.
duct whose special champion Judge Kel-
Icy has been to Il point below where even
the free traders last session were demand
Ing it should be put. Still, in spite Of Mr..
kclley's opposition, the sentiment Of Con.
gress is believed to be sucil that Tho Com
missions report il brought to vote will
30 through substantially as made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
FhAt Malls Vest and Spufll.

WAslrlSoroS, December S.-There are
indications that Congress will this session
be forced to give better last mail facilities
to the west and southwest. A special de-
mand, it is understood, will be made
regarding iast mails on the lines Of the
Baltimore & Ohio, and Chesapeake 4 Ohio
roads. Baltimore is making vigorous fight
for this, and il representatives OF western
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Kentucky, Illinois and
Missouri Join in the fight, will be pretty sure
to get improved service. Complaint is
made that everything that has been done
in the line Of fast mails thus far hus been
between Chicago and New. York exclusive
!y, aud cities further south are very much
inclined to join with Baltimore and make
u grand kick about it. New England cities
are also coming to the front with com.
plants OF similar nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
Philadelphia Grnvc Robbers.

PHILADELPHIA, December S.--Grayc rob.
bers McNames, Pellet, Levi Chew and
Robert Chew were arranged to-day for n
iurther hearing. Twenty-Five police Of.
Ulcers were present to protect the prisoners.
pr Forbes, demonstration of anatomy at
thcJellerson College, testified lie l.ad never
thought lie could be regarded rs accessory
to"body snatching' merely because lle
never made any investigation OF tile
manner in which tho bodies were pro.
cured Tor the College, getting about $50 bod
les year, The students paid Si0 each
Tor a yearly ticket and ST each for every
subject upon which they operated. The
prisoners were committed in default Of
s., 600 each for1rial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
TERESA SrURI.A AGAIN IN COURT,
The Medical TestinOny In Favor 0f the
lusnni:y Theory.

CHICAGo, December SIN the Sturla
murder trial today the effect Of tho cold
weather WINS shown In diminished attend.
ance in tho Criminal Court room. Teresa
Sturla, the defendant, had fully regained
the composurc she exhibited at tho open.
ing Of the trial, and, so FIR rs her appear.
ance indicates, she lms recovered from the
effects Of III attack Of hysteria cpl.
lepsy. She has resumed her veil,
aud exposes but little Of her face
10 the public gaze. II is not probable
that argument will be REACHED this week.
DR.. Laxuryo, who pursuet'his professional
studies abroad, and has paid considerable
attention 10 mental diseases, was called,
aud in reply to Mr.. Trude's hypothetical
question, said; "She was certainly suffer.
ing under mental arrangement, and was
irresponsible" nr. Brewster, the next ex.
pert witness for the defence, has been con.
neced with insane asylums ut Richmond
aud Williamsburg, Va, and given especial
study 10 insanity. "These epilectic its, hc
said, ''are more than simple Mysteries
They give birth 10 tendency 10 coin.
nit crime, such as murder or arson"
DR.. II. NJ. Lyman's testimony was
strongly III favor OF the insanity plea,
"ltwould be very Remarkable he said,
III wit h her nervous temperament, and i'll.
treated rs she was, that she should still be
sane" Mrs. W. +. Black, wife Of the late
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Third district, took the stand. She had
called frequently at the Jail 10 zee the dc.
fendant, and there hnl been no 'soirees
there to iict knowledge. The demeanor Of
the defendant had always been modest.
Her interest, and that Of other ladies, had
been aroused by the sorrowiul history OF
Teresa. q Are you the lady," asked Mr., |
Tride, "who desires to tllke charge OF the
future OF this defendant" Mr.. Mills oh.
jcctep, and the question was not answered,
Some important testimony for the Dc.
fence was received from Fsank Harvey and
from Georgia Taylor, a colored domestic Of
Ars Harvey's. Then Mrs Sybil Catherine
Styles, mother OF the murdered Charlie
Styles, WAS placed on the stand BY Mr.. |
Mills in rubuttal. She told the story of the
death OF her husband, Charles father. II
was her desire to impress upon the Jury
that there was no coltlness on her mart to. |
wards Mr.. Styles. The case for the do.
fence is sclosed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
MARTINS FERRY.


Dr.. steahley left ior home yesterday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Goudy and wife are homo
again. '"0I
Mr.. Green is making some very useful re.
pairs 10 the school house for this kind Of
weather.
Charley Conaway took his band over the
river to play ior party at Mr.. Welslanns'
l'rst evening.
Mr.: Robinson, Township Trustee, Ind
about one dozen applications from the
poor for coal yesterday.
Two very fine Paragon stoves were placed
in the Mayors office and Jail yesterday by
the Martins Ferry Stove Works.
The Martins Ferry and Wheeling OK.
press wagons were ali frozen up Yesterday.
but will be out again this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
OIL ClfyOil Market.

Oh CRY, Pa, December S.-The cause,
in great measure, Of the advance in the
oil maket Thursday was the cold weather
which has n great effect on pro.
duclns wells, and will cause many in
the Bradford region 10 shut down.
Scarcity Of water also retards drilling oper
atoms. The market opened Thursday at
81 l0s, the the lowest Mt 81 O9j, closed 81 II
bid. Total sales four million. Market
opened weak this morning at 81 Is, and
after many Quotations closed at noon nj
81 l5s. There cannot be very marked
advance until the Murphy, Reno, and
shuitz mysteries on tue Cooper tract are in
which will be by Tuesday, al of them be-
ing near the producing sand;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
I.ANtiTK1.I.AHOUCMERE.
Mrs. inboncllerc In washing ton-W hat
Her Attorney Says,

Mrs. l.nboncfaerc in Washing ton-W hat
Her Attorney Snyx.
WAsHISGroS, December S.-NIrs. Labou.
chere, whose separation from Mrs. Lanptry
has been the subject Of some comment,
has arrived i'll Washington from Rich.
mond, Va, accompanied by Mr.. F. p.
Fowler and bis brother-in-law, Mr.. Dun
ming. Mr.. Fowler is the American solicitor
OF MIR. Labouchere, that gentleman having
numerous landed interests in Virginia and
it was in relation to these interests that the
trip 10 Richmond was made. In reply TO
questions with regard to the communica.
ton in the New York Sun, charging that
l.angtry had sought 10 getrid OF Mrs. Labou.
chere for the reason that she lost all social
opportunities on her account; that people
would not not invite Mrs. Labouchere, and
that lady, with intense seltslness, would
not let her go alone, and for another and
much more sensational reason. Mr.. Fowler
said: Il assume the responsibility, stamp.
ing these, especially the latter statement.
as an unqualified lie., She is. as much
|labouchere's wife as law and church can
make her so. The statement that Mrs
l.angtry was handicapped, socially speak.
ing, by her companion, is the worst sort
or rubbish. ASA matter Of fact, il such n
condition existed, it was Mrs. Labouchere.
not Mrs. Langtry, who had best reason
to complain" Mrs. Fowleradded that Mrs
I.abouchere brought letters OF introduction
from Il number .oi distinguished
people in England. one Of them being from
the Prince OF Wales to Mrs. paran Steyers
Of New York. Mr.. Fowler denied that
there had. been any rupture of the amica.
ble relations between Mrs Langtry and
Ms. Labonchere, and said: ut was sim.
ply All error OF judgment on Mrs. Langtry's
part that caused it all. There was n certain
gentleman in New York whose attentions
to Mrs. Langtry formed the theme OF con-
siderable gossip. He isa man whose an.
tecedents and wealth give him the entire to
the best society, but one whose ladies' OF dis.
cretlon prefer keeping at a distance in
preference TO encouraging his visits Well,
he hung about Mrs. langtry continually,
Mrs. Labouchere finally objected Mrs.
Langtry curtly informed her that she
would allow no suggestions in such matters
There could be only one result. They
agreed to disagree. Mrs. Langtry has gone
to Goston with her company and Mrs. La.
bouchere is here in Washington. There,
you have The whole story" Mrs. Lullou.
chere,, Mr.. Fowler stated, will sail for Eup.
land in about ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09

Chicago, December Screws arriving
yesterday in the baekwater were badly
frosted. Two vessels came into harbo,
completely covered with ice. The crews
nearly perished, and many had their ears
hands and feet frozen. Most OF the trains
due here yesterday and last night were
n half an hour to twelve hours behind
time and many freights were abandoned,
There WAS no impediment.on account oi
snow, but the roads had difficulty to make
steam enough to prevent the water from
freezing. No accidents have yet been re-
ported, however.
!. MINNEAPOLIS, December Sat Whine.
peg the thermometer should have been 30
below zero instead Of 81 in yesterday
mornings dispatches. gt l~'.T
AilSSEA rolls, ailNN., December S,-:A
polar wave swept over Man itoba, Dakota
and Minnesota yesterday. Specials to the
Tribune report the weather ut 80 degrees
below zero at Winnipeg, Man, this morn
ing, 81 at Bismarck, Sc at Grand Forks p
ut Fargo, IS at jamestown, all in Dakota:
10 at Lake City, 2S ut Breckenridge, 2S at
Winona, and from Is to 20 below ut other
Minnesota points. 1t was 2S degrees below
zero here at 3 A. NJ, yesterday, 2l below ut
5 A. NJ, 10 below ut Or. NJ, and six below
ut midnight. The weather is clear and
beautiful, with II light wind.
New YORK, December S.-The weather
is clear and cold. The thermometer was
ut zero Mt sunrise.
At Winnepeg tonight il is s above, St.
Vincent, 10 above; pembina, s above.
Most points mention indications Of falling
weather. III I ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
Railroad Accident.

Macon, Ga, December s.-Tie passen-
ger train which left Macon for Montgom-
cry this morning, ran off the track one
mile east OF Georgetown, near Eufaula,
about ! Pm. The entire train was thrown
one hundred feet from the track down an
embankment. Every person on the train
except the crew were more or less injured,
The mail agent Wiley Harris, Express
Messenger I. NJ. Toles, anc train hand Ma
than Williams were badly hurt. The in
Jured passengers were taken to the hotel
at Georgetown and medical aid procured