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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-06
Senator Bruce at Troy.

Troy, O., October ga special to the
Commercial Gazette says Last night a
large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
the eourt-h Juse, which was attended by
many colored people, as well as white, to
hear ex-senator B. K. Bruce, Of Washing
ton. Walter S. Thomas, of Columbus, o.,
was first introduced by Or. H. Coleman,
chairman, and he held his audience closely,
in an eloquent address OF over an hour.
Senator Bruce followed, in a speech of tif-
teen minutes, which kept the crowd in a
fine humor. The colored Independent
movement hers is effectuslly quashed, and
the full strength of the colOred vote will De
polled for the Republican ticket next Tues
day.
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NEWS OF the MORNING.

yshone on the stump.
Fony wedding at Fulton.
1rize fight ne ar Pittsburgh.
Miners killed at Charleston.
~ Texan desperado captured.
train fired upoR in Michigan.
To-days boat race at Wellsburg.
Anew dodge for the lottery men.
Brutal murder at Allegheny City.
Randalrc fight for the Senstorship.
Carli,le's chances for the speakership.
Fatal railroad accident in Philadelphia.
Reunion Of the abolitionists in New
6Ork.
A verdict rendered in the Schnells mur-
der case.
A young man Instantly killed at Par.
kersburg.
A Bloomington banker arrested for en-.
bsZz'smenL
A philsteIphian's novel theory in re-
gard to Charley Ross.
An old msa falls from the Bellaire
bridge and is instantly killed.
Game between the Providence and
Toledo at the fair grounds to-day.
VIM. Lewis anxious to scquit himself Of
all suspicion Of Rose Ambler's murder.
Olly four more days before the Ohio
election and no one certain Of the result.
Charge Of attempted rape on Marshall
County lady by an employs Of the Belmont
mills.
A Washington official dies from the
effects of q gun-shot wound at Martins
Ferry.
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CARLISLE WIN BE Nominated
Handy for the Lottery Mem.

WASHINGTON October st is said by
officials OF the Postoffice Department that
the new postal notes are proving a great
convenience to lottery companies aud to
the many firms aud corporations through
out the country which have been black
listed by the department and denied the
privileges of the money order and registry
systems. These companies and firms are
now having remittances made TO them in
postal notes, which are payable TO bearer
and which do not come within the scope OF
he departments orders forbidGing the
payment OF money orders to concerns that
have been declared fraudulent. The risk
of loss is Of course a little greater with
postal notes than with money orders, but
practically the former are very satisfactory
substitutes for the latter and enable firms
and companies that have been declared
fraudulent to regard with comparative in
difference the orders Of the Postmaster
General depriving them Of mohey order
and registry privileges.
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The po.,,. Attacks On Gres,,am.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-Siuce the Post
master General issued his recent order
against the Louisiana Lottery Company the
Washington Post has left no opportunity
unimproved OF attacking Judge Gresham.
Recently il published an editorial OF nearly
a column, making grave cEsrg's against
the integrity OF the postmaster at Port.
land, Me. The Post stated that he had re:
Gently been a defaulter to the amount OF
several thousand dollars, and that Judge
Gresham had covered up his offenses. The
p, .,..r.'er General spent last night in
,r ..i. .uyestigation OF the charges, and
rr. f.. search OF the records OF the de.
! ,r. shows them to be entirely with.
Ln. uudation and malicious. 1t is stated
that the Louisiana Lottery Company's bills
for advertising in the Post are enormous
since the Judges order
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rFiNDNe A eRINNrHe SKELETON
Hunters Revolving Discovery Near
san Francisco.

hIunters' Revolving Discovery Near
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCIsCo October >. Quail hunters
>this morning discovered in the woods near
San Rafael an sristOcratic suburb Of the
eity, the skeleton Of a well dressed man.
t1t was in sitting position with one end Of
b piece of hay rope around the neck, the
'Dther end attached to the limb Of tree.
|Ihe popularity of the position and the
rope rem aiming unbrOken preCludes the
Theory Cf suicide or murder. Tne skeleton
lhsd apparently been there six or eight
Months as the flesh was entirely gone from
Abe bones. The body is about five feet and
lsigkt inches tall. Judging from the hair OF
|the skeleton il was that Of q man about
70 years of age. No papers were found in
The DO, kets OF the clothes whereby the re-
mains could be identified.
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The EarlIest Members

of the Civil Service Reform Association Of
Brooklyn. He said to day that the circular
was written by him in the spirit of civil
service reform. All contributions for cam.
paign expenses, in his opinion, should be
voluntary. There had been great abuse OF
political power, he said, to force Office
holders to make contributions toward elec
tion expenses, under threat OF a dismissal
il they did not make the contributions. To
the end that each individual to whom this
appeal is addressed may fully understand
that the committee solcits only the vol
untary contributions OF the citizens and
that declining to contribute will prejudice
no one, the laws passed by the Legislature
in regard to political assessments are pub.
lished in the appeal.
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PendIeton's FIEhs for Reelection.

PenuIeIOn's FIEhs IOf He-eIectfOn.
CLEVELAND, October 5.-Rumors say that
Senator Pendleton has secured the sup
port of q majority of the Democratic candi-
dates for the Legislature throughout tn
State, so that he is assured the cauc is
nomination for United States Senator re.
gardless of the pledges the Hamilton Couu-
~ nominees may have given. 1t is said
that Pendleton has promises from forty
six Democratic legislative candidates. The
Democrats claim seventy three members
on Joint ballot, and Mr. Pendleton would
therefore have nine votes TO spare and yet
be able to carry the CAUCUS
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Ignorant OF the Law.

WARRINGTON, October 5.-NotWithstand-
ing all that has been written and said upon
the subject of reducsd postage thousands
of people are still ignorant OF the law
Hundreds OF foreign letters sre posted daily
on which only two cents postage has been
raid, the senders believing that the reduc-
ton in domestic rates extends also 10 for.
eign points. In all the large cities drop
letters with only one cent stamp attached
are mailed by the bushel. The Postotice
Department is flooded to the effect OF the
law on the old stamps, and although re-
peated assurances have been made that the
threes and skies are still good, more infor-
nation is wanted.
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ROSE AMBlER'S MURDER.
Lewis Asks to be Arre.ted to show He
Did OF Mi the Girl

BRIpG RroRr, CT., October 5-Grand Juror
Crawford, of Stratiord, Conn, was In
Bridgeport yesterday. In conversation
with Detective Frank Taylor he said Lewis
told him in the morning that as suspicion
seemed to be resting on him in the Rose
Amber affair be wanted to be arrested. Il
want 10 show the public that am inno-
cent" said Lewis, "amd think can do il In
no better way than this am willing to
stand the fullest trial" From what Mr..
Crawford said in reply it would appear
there is no fear OF Lewis running away.
In reference TO report hat Judge u. b,
lockwood, of Bridgeport, had been retain
ed by Lewis 10 sue New York paper, Q
New Haven paper and the Rev. Dr Hough-
ron, of New Haven, for libel. the Judge
denied any knowledge Of the matter. De-
tectives Wood, Bbbins and George Arnold
are working on new clews. but decline to
say any thing about them.
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OUTLOOK IN THE IRON TRADE.
Age OF Steel Shows the Prospects are
Favorable.

Age OF Steel shows the Prospects are
Favorable.
ST. Louis, October 5.-Age OF Steel will
publish to morrow about thirty letters
from the iron, steel and hardware manu-
facturers and dealers in various parts Of
the West, relating to the present condition
and outlook for the fall trade in these
lines. A summary OF the letters show the
condition OF the trade good, the de.
mand comparing very favorably with
that of last year. The sales
are larger as a rule than that Of last year.
Prices, however, are low. So that the per-
centage of profits will not vary materially
from that OF last year. Tue outlook is en-.
couragiug as to volume, but not as to
prices. The condition OF the country is
such that there will be large demand for
goods for actual consumption, but the anx-
ie,y Oh the part of manufacturers to dis
Tose of excessive production causes weak
ness in prices all through trade down to
local dealerS
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THE TWO VACANCIES
On the Marylasa RepuDiIcan state
Ticket.

On the MaFYlaHd RepuDHcnu state
Ticket.
BALTIMORE, Nd October 5.-Ata meeting
of the Republican State Central Committee
called TO day for the purpose of filling the
vacancy on the State ticket caused by the
resignation of R. Stockett Mathews, q tele-
gram was received from DR.. Smith, the
nominee for Comptroller, declining to
serve. The vacancies were filed by select.
ing Frank Ii. Slockett for Attorney General,
and Colonel J. G. Mullikin for Comptroller.
These nominations, 1t is believed, viii
greatly strengthen the ticket. Stockett
made a gallant fight in the late judicial
election, and Mullikin came within 5000
votes of winning in the First District,
which is strongly Democratic. The Re-
publicaHs are confident and enthusiastic,
and are working with great zeal and energy.
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S. J. TILDEN'S PLANS.
A Politician Says the Old Man
Wants Cleveland.
BACKWARD MARYLAND REPUBLICANS
The New York Republicans Want Money
Fosters Decided Kick Boss Ma
hone on the Stump-Senator
Pendleton's Fight, 4

WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Critic pnb-
fishes an interview with Representative
Ellis, of Louisiana, who has recently bad
en- Office in New York City, and who:ciatnts
to have met the best posted. ms4ln that
city. He says Mr.. TiIden will not be a
candidate for the Presidency, but that he
is laying bis plans TO dictate 20 the Demo
cratic National Convention. Mr.. Ellis be-
lieyes that Mr.. Tilden desires the nOmina
tion of Governor Cleveland, and that he is
responsible for bringing forward Holman,
his purpose being to kill of Mcdonald.
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Apty.ProhIbItIon I'm Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., October 5.-Three hun
dred saloonists held a meeting here to-
night to discuss the Second Amendment
question. William Backus, President Of
the State Liquor Dealers Association, pre-
sided. He said the present movement for
prohibition was inspired by the Rspub-
iiCan party. He asked all ssloonisfs to
work at the polls on election day for the
Democratic ticket and for them to be
careful and not insult any Of the temper
ance women at the polls
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Probibi,Ion Candidate Repudiated.

SrEUBENvILIE, October 5.-The other
members Of the second amendment execu-
tive committee Of this county appear in
card declaring they were wholly unaware
that their president, Rev. Dr. Grimes, an
nounctd to-day as prohibition candidate
for Representative, had political aspira-
tiups, and condemn his action as unwise
and inexpedient, and declare that their et-
forts for prohibition are are entirely non
partisan. They are all peachers.
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sfIIIersburg's Blow Out.

MnLERsBURe, o., October s. Senator
Doolittle and Hon. NJ. A. Foran spoke here
this afternoon in the Public Square to
about fifteen hundred people. Doolittle's
speech was nearly entire on the record OF
the Republican party and the elections Of
1876 and 1850. Foran dwelt on the issues
now presented in Ohio. Hon. L. K. Critch.
field, of this place, closed the meeting with
q speech over one hour in length.
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BEDLEFONTAINE, o., October 5.--The re-
ception given Judge Foraker by the people
of Logan county to-day was grand. A
splendid feature Of his address was q re-
view Of the record of the two parties on
the temperance question, showing conclu-
siyely that wi steyer of good effective tenn
been given by the Republicans. Tha sd-
dress will be effective in giving a grand
rounding up to the campaign in this
county.
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Mntters LireIy at Fert Reeovery.

FoRr REcoyERY, o., October 5.-The
Democratic meeting here this evening was
q success in every particular. Hon. Chas.
Anderson, of Greenville, made an able and
eloquent effort on NatioGsl aud State is
sues. lie wss respectfully listened to by
men Of ell political parties, as be is great
fsyorite here. The best OF feeling aud en-.
ibusiasm prevailed, and an increased Dem-
oCrstic majority can be looked for on next
Tuesday.
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Ietfersou County Republican.

SrEUBxSvILLE, 5 October 5.-This county
Jefferson, may be depended upon for her
regular Republican majority, with some
hopes of an increase. These hopes are
based on the promise of fuller vote than
last year brought out by the temperance
issues; from the fact. .thst it's strong tariff
section; from the fact that some Germans
snd more Americans who left US last year
on account of the liquor question are again
with US, and for other reasons. A majority
for the State ticket Of from LOO to 1900
seems within the bounds Of reasonable eX-
peetation.
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GrosvenOr on Temperance.

ST. PARIs, ONO, October 5.-General Gros-
venor spoke to a fair audience in Keiser's
Opera house, in this place, to night. He
attempted % explain the wool question,
end Justify the reduction of the tariff. The
temperance q estion came in for its full
share OF time
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KNoWNoTHtNGISM.

Judge HOadIy Clipehes q CampalGn
Slander,
SANDUsKY, October 4.
To W. W. Armstrong, Plain Dealer, Cleve-
land, Ohio:
observe that the calumny has been re-
vived which supposed was long since ez-
ploded that belonged to the "Knownoth-
ings" in 1851. When the story was stan ted
Mr.. Halstead gave it a square denial in the
Commercial Gazette and that, as supposed,
ended it. 1t has no truth or semblance Of
truth. | was an enemy, not a friend OF
"Knownothings,' in 1854 and the succeed
ing years never was in "Knownothing"
lodge and had no connection whatever Of
any kind with the order.
GEORGE HoADLY.
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Frank Hurd TaIks Free Trade.

DEFIANCE, O., October 5.-Frank Hurd
aired his free trade hobby to good sized
audience in this city last night. He dem
onstrated conclusively how free trade
would benefit the mechanic in purchases,
but failed to convince the laboring class
that free trade would not generate pauper
labor. 1t is doubtful il he made any con-
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LAST evening. after the regular monthly
mes ting of the weizerverein at BIumen-
ber's saloon, c. Weidman gave the society
a magnificent double silk flag in the name
OF the committee. The flag has a red back
ground and in the centre, standing out
conspicuously. q white Schweizer cross.
The ise vas made by a. G. 0esterly & Co /,
Of Philadelphia, who also presented the
society with badges to conform with the
flag C. Weidman was elected marshal
aAl c. Ssasdsa bAnLtI- I-SSaTsE.
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w.rner,. BalIoon Causes the Blaze.

Prr1sBURGR, October 5.-The theory that
he Exposition fire was started by Prof.
SSaruer's balloon was greatly strengthened
lo-day by the statement OF w. c. Cook, eX
painter. He says that the day be-
fore ~ fire be ssw Prof. Warner and two
assistants pour boiled linsesd oil on the
balloon by the bHcke,ful. This was in the
boiler room and he thinks the heat caused
be oil 10 ignite. The Fire Marshal agrees
R ith this theory.
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ErIvors dyspetic individuals, -hoss
Siztfess Of mind spc body makes life rnis
tTsble, u your suftsrings have ben pro
lonesd I'd d increased BY the use OF oiiters
end pretended cures Of kidney snd liver
ci,rtst. 'hrou all sueh nostruIns ssids
and fire health. strength end vigor "a th:i
tiniplr remedy known a. DR.. Guysott'
yellow pc,k and ssrsspsriila Itparifi>,,
lie tIctd. strengthens the urinsry aod
djs.ttIve organs. sud ibfu~s nev life int
ali ,srts OF lte tody. No other remetT
.orsl. T.. Have y"nr druggist seth fo'
y0u.
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High Flyers Al Jerome Park.

D JEROME PARK, n. Y, October 5.-Track
hood. In The handicap sweepstakes, mile
Ind one-sixtenth, Rics won. Time, l:55.
n the grand national handicap sweep
"a kes. two ard one-fOurth miles, Kenny
y in Asa. The purse race, three
! arters Of q mile, was won by Weasel.
II me, l:l9E In the steePlG chase race,
Mort course, Disturbance won. lime, 5.3j.
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Repss.peap Policy in MI.<,..,pp,.

WAsHISGroN, Octobsr Sex Congress
man Lynch, OF Mississippi, was at the
Post office Department to day advocating
the claims of Republics Fusionist for
the vacant POstmsstership at Natchez Ne.
Lynch reports thst the fusion of Rsp1b-
hcsns and Democrats in local elections,
sgsinst the INDEPENDENT OF Chalmers
LAty, ID tspiaIy growing In Mississippi
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SIDNEY, o., October 5.-Hon. s. s. Cox,
of New York, spoke here last night to a
large and enthusiastic audience. His ar
rsignmtnt OF the Republican party was
terrific. This was the last speech Of the cam.
psign, and had an undoubtedly good effect
upon the large number Of Republicans
present
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Cary NJ SIaSsillOn.

MAsslLLoN, o., October 5-A rousing
meeting was given General Sam F. Cary by
the Democracy at the opera house tonight,
every seat being occupied and the aisles
crowded. The General gave one of his
Characteristic speeches. and the applause
and laughter were almost incessant.
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BIr MeetInx at NorwaIk.

EoRwALE, October 5.-The largest and
mcst enthusiastic Republican meeting of
the campaign was addressed here to night
by Governor Foster. The speech was an
aUle one, snd made a deep impression
among the voters present.
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PITTSBURGH PRIzE-FlaHrERs.
They Meet in = Rias rive Miles from
the CITY.

the CITY.
Special 90 hs RSsiJter.
PrrTsEuRGH, 0rtober 5.-A prize fight
took place i've miles down the river 10 day
which was witnessed BY about one hun
dred persons. The contestants Ssre two
iron.workers named Geisler and Lafsrty.
During the first eleven rounds great deal
OF heavy slugging was done by both men.
In the twelfth round Iaherty received On
ugly blow under the ear that knocked him
insensible, and the fight WAS at an end.
The police were on the lookout for the
fighters, but they succeed in evsdins them.
Neither Of the mon showed much science.
and IL WAS merely . trial Of brute strength.
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a.. r,r. Al -sanly Iahr- Pa

\ CLEVELAND, o, October 5.-A SIudy
saks, la special to the Leader says: \
h. broke out this morning in H. S. BlaIIs
Co 3 hardware store. IL spread rapidly
|ad Destroyed block and hs'f. Loss,
|5NCCO Ere companies were sent from
ecyr kin. but arrived too late to be Of ser
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Randall at Lancaster.

LANCASTER, O., October 5.-Hon. Samuel
J. Randall and Beriah wilkins addressed
the people of Lancaster at the City Hall,
tonight. The hall was packed, and the
meeting most enthusiastic.
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HURLED TO DEATH.
A Street Car Struck by Passsn-
ger Train
On Philadelphia Railroad Crossing-Two
Two Persons Killed and Others
Badly Hurt-ChaIlia Ross
Once More.

PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-An in bound
train on the North Pennsylvania branch Of
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad ran
into street car of the Union line at Sus-
puehunna avenue and American street this
morning. The car was demolished and all the
passengers more or less injured. Ten per
sons who were most severely injured were
aiken TO the Episcopal Hospital and two
have since died. The driver OF the street
car was inside OF the car at the time of the
accident. Those who have died are James
Hammel and James Devine. Among the
injured was q woman named Mary Sellers,
who
Was Terribly ManEled.
She YVES carried to the hospital in bag. She
md several others are expected to die. The
names Of the dead are as follows:
John McHeown, gardner, aged forty
gears, residence, corner OF Howard and Nor
ris streets, leaves wife and seven chill iren.
James Hammel, coal dealer, 1855 Howard
street, bad leg cut off and died twenty
minutes after entering the hospital.
The wounded are
Henry Schultz, twenty three years old,
foot torn off at the ankle and had to be am
putated.
Jacob Iseminger, forty five years old,
scalp wound, not serious.
Adam Kramer, about forty five years old,
scalp wound and injuries to the shoulder,
back and leg, not serious
Charles Young, dangerous wounds, leg
broken and ankle mashed, amputstion nee
esssry.
Henry Postal, scalp wound, injury of
leg not serious.
Mary Sellers, severe injury of the scalp,
skull fractured
one Leg Tern or
and beth srms fractured; will probably
die. james McHenry, slight scalp wound.
Miss Annie Shaw, twenty years old, in.
iured internally and scalp wound. George
FredeDsks, not serious. Frederick Young,
not serious.
There was no conductor on the car, and
the drivers duty required him TO guide mis-
team, see that the fares were deposited
and at the same time watch for steam
trains on the railrosd crossing. The rail.
road company had no safety gates at the
crossing, although they had been directed
by the city council one year ago to erect
one at that place. The driver had stopped
while the north bound train passed, bnt
bad not noticed the train on the other
track. He started his horses and before
the passengers had moments notice, the
south bound train, running at the rate of
twenty-five miles an hour,
struck the Car on the Side
tearing it to splinters and hurled the pas.
sepgers bruised and bleeding, in q promis.
cuous heap. Ambulsnees from the Epis-
copsl Hospital arrived quickly and most
of the sufferers were removed to that in
stitution, while others we're taken into the
neighbOring houses and few OF the in
juTed. tsksn 10 their homes 1t is said by
imsn who witnessed the &C ,ident that a boy
vss acting IS driver, while q regular driver
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p,,,.r,. CoIor.d Ap.o,.t...

BosrON, October 5.-rhe executive coun-
|el have rejected (tSenty TO four the NOM
|bation OF Z G Walker, colored, to be
hdge 81 tire Mrnicipsl Court of the
ID. estown District. Walker WAS imme-
tstsI, rrnOUinaisd by the Governor.
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struck the Car on the Side
Train Fired Upon IN Michir.a.

. ADRIAN, MICH, October 5.-As the Lake
Shore train, which left Chicsgo yesterday
morning, due here in the afternoon, was
nesring this city it was fred upon by con
cSsled persona Three passengers bad their
faces badly cut by fragments of flying
glass. Officers are in pursuit. -