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When an editorial demoli,hes one OF
his pet theories, he begins to regre,
that he has been nourishing a serpen,
to his bosom, and talks of withdraw.
ing his support from the paper. He
even hints at establishing an indie.
pendent organ that will properly rep
resent the people. In return for the
copy that he has not yet paid for, the
exacting patroa expects that the edit
or will attempSin some slight degree
to pay off the rational debt of obliga-
ton to him, by Srnging his name be-
fore the people az a suitable man for
some prominent position. If this is
not done he regards it as an evidence
of base lngratitudt.
He comes into tie editorial-room
with a manuscrIs describing the
wonderful idiosyncfas1es Of character
displayed br his house dog, or some
other such matter of national impor-
lance, and wants it put IN the paper,
and when the editor ressasit and sug-
gests that his columns .sEe crowded
and that he hardly thinks the matter
offered would interest the subscribers
anyhow, the patronizing Subscriber is
astonishea, and says: "Mf heavens,
man, amt a subscriber" and then
he goes of determined to gastow his
patrenage,.on some live papH that will
appreciate his assistance. What ex-
asperates HIM most is for tEe editor to
send him a ILL for the So of capital
stock that stands opposite his name
on the books.-Texas Siftingk.
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uniform sWstem of Text Books to be
recommended to be adopted through
out the county. After considerable
discussion it was moved and seconded
that whatever Text Books were adop-
ted, be adopted for the period OF FIVE
years; carried. Moved that the Text
Books adopted consist of Reading,
Writing, Spelling, Grammar, Arith-
metic, Geography and United States
History: carried. Moved that we
proceed to ballot on the different
branches in the following order, viz:
Spoilers, Readers, Arithmetics, Geog-
raphies, Grammar, Copy Books and
History; carried. Moved to amend
the motion to proceed to ballot by
substituting, instead of ballot, "vIvA
woes" carried. The following are
the Books adopted:
Swieton's Spoilers, Swinton's series
of READERS, Robinson Arithmetic,
swinaop's Geography, Harvcys Gram
mar, the Spencosian system of Pen
manship and Swinton's History.
Moved and seconded that the min
utes ofShis meeting be published If
the papers of Chasaberlain, Ki*ball'
and PukWana; carsed. Moved that
the action of this csnvention ana the
Text Books adopted be recommended
as far as practicable to be adopted by
the different school township Boards
throughout the county; carried. On
motion the minutes were read and APP
proved. Moved and seconded to ad-
journ; Carried.
Peter Nelson Chairman.
G. NJ Gregory Sec.
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Chicago Milwaukee l. st. Paul Railway,
Milwaukee. AUGUST 3cth 1873

Milwaukee, August seth 1888
To the editors of Dakota newspapers:
What is most needed to "boom''
far Dakota is bona tide letters from
farmers throughout the territory, Civ
ing tlyeir W personal observation as
to the actual crop results for 1883.
If your farmer readers will send to
me at once. letters Of tins kind, and
permit me 70 use their contents for
advertising purposes, | will compile
and PRINT TIE best of them, and dis
tribute wial ous other advertising
through the Eastern and southess;a
states.
A. v. Ii: CarpeAter,
Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt.
Milwaukee. Wis.
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U. S. Land Office, Mitchell,

September ii, 1857
Notice: Thk law requires anal
proof and appeal notices to be pub
lished in newspapers nearest the hsnd
in controversy. Attorneys or pajSies
paying the cost will be alIqwes to
publish these notices in the papers of
their choice, provided the law is ctssn-
piled with, and Ito unjust discrimiaa-
ton is made. The editors of the re-
spective newspapers in the district
will confer a favor by returning to
this Office all notices to which they
are not entitled by the above instruc-
tons, and reporting the name of the
offending party.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENNIS RYAN.

ATTORNEY aid COUNSELLOR at Law. will
practice in Territorial, State and United
Staten Courts. Criminal law n speciality. Wilt
attend to land CASES al local land Office and
ST Washington. d. G Lands hought and
sofa OH commission snd taxes paid Tor non
residents. Utliue ON Main street opposite
Taft Ho.ss, @sa:Si!.. Dafota.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

The finest candies IN town at Barnes
Bros.
Go to Warmers store for your
gram bags.
Go to Barns Bros. for the. Little
Devil cigar.
Go to Hutchinson & F1s,nch for
your Machine Oils.
All sun4ner goods at cost at Leon
ards HAIRLESS shop.
Those wishing final proof york,
call ON G. e. Akin.
Barnes Bros. bakery is the place to
get . boss loaf of bread.
c. G.. Akin is doing a rousing bust
ness in final proofs and loans.
c. G. Akin is dong final proof
work as cheap as the cheapest.
Look at those Nobby all wool
suits at Robinsons. Only $40.
When you want a Nobby hat
call at Roblnson's Cash Store.
Y X Y Flour sl.4o. Choice family
flour $3.50 at Weeks & Wells.
HutchinSon & French are selling
lamps very ,sheap. 60 ,sase see.
All accouita due the E~aERrR;1sE
are payable on4y to G. r. Tinan.
Headlight Coal Oil $50 Test, at
Hutchinson & Frcnch's. 20 cents.
Did you know that Weeks &
Wells are selling s pounds of roasted
Coffee for S1.Ou
We have a number of gallons of
Pine Tar which we will sell very
cheap. Warmers store.
Try our California Canned Fruits
we have everything at only 80 cents
per can. Weeks & Wells.
Mems and Boys Summer Hats
ranging in prices from 0 up to 5 cents
each at Robinson's Cash Store.
Summer clothing will be sold for
thirty days at greatly reduced prices
at Robinsons Cash Store, kimball.
II you waat to buy a first class
sewing machine call at the "Islu;
Front. JAS. p. Farrell.
Mrs. J. E. Jayne will open a fire;
class Dining Eall in the old Wate:,
loo store on Monday morning Sep,
3rd. 1888.
Dent hire your shirts made, cithe,
white or colored. Come and sec
how cheap you can buy one. War
ner;s store.
Hutchinson Il French keep the
only Strictly Pure Whitc Lead ii
toSn. Don't fail to see than before
buying your paints.
All those desiring to prove up, al
SO those desiring to borrow money
will find it greatly to their interest b,
calling Or c. c. Akin, Kimljall,
We nave two new Singer sewing
machines when we will sell e
cheap for spot cash. Bargains.
Warmers store.
In order to make room for lars,
stock OF Paints, we will close out gu
entire stock of mixed paints at cost
HUTCHINSON & French.
BANK OF KIMBALL.-On,
hundred thousand lsl0o,0oo) dollar
to loan on impropsa farms.
J.. A. Foote, Cashier.
Another large invoice of STRICT,
PURE WHITE LEAD just received a
hutchinson IL French's which the,
will sell cheaper fhan ever.
-l>. {. Robinson has Just received
a spl, add line OF tents furnishing
Good' which he is selling at price
.;Na' down. Robinson's Cash Store
&. G. Akin lrns ordered abstract
Of is Ilf:, in lSRile county, some 0
which are now at has Office. ihos
desising to contest claims will 90 We
to call on him.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COMMISSIONERS. II ! :: S :;:S:;
COUNTY CLERK. u. w. SpALD1NG
CouSry JUDGE. j. B. LONG.
TREkssREn. i 5. AsDREws.
SHERteT: ~. Il, p. OtHsSER.
DEPUTY SnEEtFF. II. G. BARNES
SUIT. OF Scuo6i.s. E. l.. DREwRY.
SunvxyoR.....S: IL. WnIr1ocK.
A~ssf$sok: .;EEoncE Barry.
CoRo&ER: A. Nj. FRENCH.
Rom srrn,sl C: :i:S q. A MsK,ssn1
i.....I.. RICHARDS.
,c.,,cn. ::: ::!j. 6 5. N Wa,gs:
.......W. A. PORTER.
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l. C. HOLLINGER.

physician and Surgeon. Kimball Oak
Graduate of the college of Physicians and
Surgeons of Baltimore, Md. Can be found
& EIarriuy Main st. at any hour day OF
Aitht. Calls will receive Immediate atten,
ton.
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W II. SMITH.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Lane end Loan Agent
Plarklngton An1ta Count Oa All
kinds of land business attended to. None,
ON real estate. decided claims and lelin
quish1nents for sale.
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]. CONE NJ. d.

PursIcIAN and Surgeon. Reference: Meliica
Department toE8 State University.
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AT ALL HoURes
DAY Oh NIGHT. CHARGES REASONABLE.
Kimball, Dakota.
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ARCH ". STUART.

Attorney AT Law, Rountins u pensions collected
HEAL estate a,d Locating Agent. hoAey loull.t
kiInl proof and Contest cnaeh II speciality. Cnict
ever holllAser ard Herring. or.a store, Kim
hall D.. 4. =
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All persons are warned not to take
any more stone from the school sec
ton in Waldro tp., and that they will
be prosecuted as the law DIRECTS if
they do. O.. N. Jones,
School Township Clerk,
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Meeting Of school officers: Hsrsu-
ant 10 a cali the Delegates OF tf5. diff.
f"rcnt schtHol townships in l;ruie Go.
met at the school house in Chamber
in Angus. seth at l.3o p. IN. 1889.
The convection WIS called 10 order
by County Superintendent Jrurv
On Motion i'etes Nelson. of Rcd
Lake ,o%als' zip, was o'v.;.Gi Chair
man, and c. VI. Greg ~, Of Plain
field, WAS sleetesd ~ieGastary.
County, Sure.itterde,r prrry STA
ted the eo;#c, Of til convention to he
an lnteiehan e o. , / e .arlina a
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Inspectors Meeting.

kimball, Oak. Sept, 6, 1883.
1T a meeting OF the INSPECTORS of
Kfmball, held to-day, it was deter
mined to divide Kimball ia five pre-
clhcts, bounded as io.lows; No. i to
consist OF all tie territory lying east
of section line between ? and 3 and
10 and IL; No. 9 all the territory be-
tween Pine street with extension to
boundaries of Incorporation and Pre-
cinct No. | on the east; No. 8, all
between Main and Pine streets ex-
tended to boumtaries of plat; No. 4,
all between Main and Elm streets;
No 5, all west of Elm street to cor
poration boundaries on the west.
We further give notice that an
election will be held in said town Of
Klmball on the 10th day OF Sept,
1888, at the oAice If Schwindt d
Long, at which election will be exec
tesl five trustees, one from each of
the above bounded precincts, one I,ls-
tee of the peace. one assessor, one
treasurer and one marshal.
BY order of Inspectors.
Dennis Ryan,
Johs S. White,
j.. Is. Long.
We went to press tsao early to iAfb-
'ish the above last week
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Neutrality-suspicious. OF advertising road,
known on application.
sa-Adyertising not accow2ssiN by in
strlctions will be inserted uhfil ordered out
and charged for accordingly.
l5s-kegular Advertisements payable at tn
end Of each mepth. Transient advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
.Fa-Al COMMUNICATIONS intended for the
next issue must be in the hands of the printer
asearly as Thursday morning to insure pub
lica.ion.
B>Jeb work of every description execut-
ed Ii the bent style on shost cotice and a
reasonable rates, -"
GS-Short communications on any subject
OF interest are acceptable if accompanied ~
tie name Of the author. !
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Time Table C. n St. i. R-R.

Passenger gong west 1923 A. NJ.
:. Il east......9:0O P NJ.
NaT Fr't. goitk west.....ll:33 A. NJ
:. east. 1928 +. N.
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r. N. ~GOODYKOONTZ,
A1rossEr AT LAW, Chamberlain, DsSot:

S. w. DUNCAN,
PHYs1cIAS and Surgeon, Office at residence
Chamberlain.
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GEO A. JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY At LAW Hnc Real Estate Broker,
Mitchell. Dakota. Office opp. Alex. House.
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1vFy d LEEDoN,
ArTonNEys AT law, Land And. Loan Agents
Franklin. Charles Min" CountY. Oak. All
kinds Of land bukilsess attendedto.
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We went to press tao early to istb-
!isil the above last week
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TERMS: 50 PER YsAI. IN ADVANCE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
A CLOSE CONSOLIDATION
OF The Various Roads Comprising tn
WnhnKh SYsfnm

Of The Various Roads Comprising the
Wabash System.
st. Louis, June 90.--An official cir
cular announces that the various roads
constituting the Wabash system will
be arranged and grouped into four di-
visions to be known us the Eastern,
Middle, Northern and Western. They
will be divided M follows. Eastern
division Geo. V. Stevens, superin.
tendent, Peru, Ind, with ID, G.. Moore
ut Cairo, and Is. +. Matthias ut Ran
tout, H., as associate superintendent.
ddledivision-H. Il. Clark, super
intendent, Springfield, H., with
+. Ia. TomplSins, Forest H.,
and f. ID. Schmerhare, Quincy,
H., as assistant superintendent.
Northern division: Il. n. Armstrong
superintendent, Peoria, his, with IL.
b. Hyde, Havana, Ills, as assistant
superintendent. Western division:
u. >. Miner, superintendent, Moberly.
Mo-, with II. Dresser, Stanberry, Mo-.
as assistant superintendent. LIN addi-
ton to these, the Des Moines & North
ern railway, narrow-gauge, will be in
charge of G. +. Meek, assistant super
intendent This arrangement is for
the purpose of consolidation and re-
duotion of expenses, and will go into
effect July |. Robert Andrews re-
mains general superintendent OF the
system,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
ST. LOUIS HARBOR.
Dyke Necessary to Protect il From
Floods.

~ Dyhc necessary To Protect IL From
Floods.
St Louis June 30.-The mayor Of
East st. Louis, several aldermen and
number of prominent st. Louisians,
accompanied by Major Ernest of the
Mississippi river commission and two
OF three prominent gentlemen of this
city, made an excursion this evening
along the Illinois shore from the
bridge to the Madison county dyke
some distance above Venice, to observe
the effect of the flood on the shore
line of the river. AS close an eXami-
nation of the condition ofthings rs the
present high stages of water would
permit, was made and the
general conclusion reached was that
u high and strong dixie, to extend
from the Carr street ferry landing in
East st. Louis, to a junction with the
Chicago and Alton railroad embank-
ment at Newport, Illinois, is necessary
Tor the safety of st. Louis harbor, and
for the protection of East st. Louis,
Brooklyn and Venice. Major Ernest
viii report his observations to the
river commission. He favors the con-
struction of the above dixie for the pro-
lection of property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
CHOLERA IN THE EAST.
Deaths ut Damietta-irecaution Taken n
Various Points.

Deaths mt Damietta-Precautions Taken nj
Various Points.
Damietta, June 30.-The local
deaths yesterday from cholera
amounted TO 1l3. The governor is
sued an order prohibiting the usual
pilgrimage to Mecca this year on ac-
count of the cholera in Egypt.
Protection for English Troops.
London, June 30.--In the commons
last night Harrington, war secretary,
stated that every precaution Lad been
taken to guard the troops in Egypt
against cholera.
A Case at Havre.
Hayre, June 30.-The steamer Kate
from Bombay was obliged TO anchor in
the roads and perform quarantine
with the steamer st. Bernard which
arrived yesterday from some place
with case of Asiatie cholera on board
Quarantine at Gibraltar.
Gibraltar, June 30.-A quarantine for
three weeks has been ordered against
all vessels arriving from Egypt or from
Ottoman ports in the Red Sea.
Precautions Mt Alexandria.
Alexandria, June 3o.--A sanitary
commission was appointed here COM
posed of consuls, doctors and engineers.
There were six deaths from cholera
ut Mansurah to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
STATE RIGHTS RESURRECTED.
Conflict of judicial Authority In Yves,
Virginia.

Virginia.
Wheeling, w. Va, June 3O.-An
important discussion was rendered in
the supreme court Of this state to-day,
involving the question of states rights.
The ease grew out of the death of John
White who was killed on the Ches-
peake y Ohio railroad in 1881, and
whose administrator sued the COM
pany for $4,000 damages in the
circuit court of Greenbrier county.
In the succeeding term of the court
The counsel for the Chesapeake a.
ONO railroad, made motion to trans
fer the case to the United States dis
trlct court. The motion was resisted
and the court decided that the ease
was not movable, holding that the
motion should have been made at the
term before. AT following term il was
stated the case had not been tried
IN the United States court, and could
he heard In the Greenbrier county
court. Judge Holt decided that the
ease could not be heard. A short time
after application was made to tho su.
preme court for mandamus COM
neliihg the circuit court judge to hear
me case. In the meantime, Judge
States court issued an or.
der restraining the administrators
from prosecuting his claim in the
supreme court of the state. shortly
after the trial was had in the United
states court, and n non suit was en-
tered. The opinion of the state
supreme court is that the case was not
q removable one and premptory
mandamus has been issued compelling
me circuit judge to proceed with the
trial of the case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
CAUSrIC CORKHILL
'''"es some Observation-Disclosures Blows at tn,
Star-Route Witnesses


Washington, ID. c., June 3o.--m the
criminal court, in the closing address
IN the Creek murder ease, United
states District Attorney Corkhill made
me following remarks: III cannot al
low this occasion pass without call.
ing attention TO the remarkable
exhibition of want of character
by the witnesses both for the govern
ment and the defense in this cuse
One was tried a few weeks auo of n
similar character. Almost one humid.
red witnesses had been examined and
SO much perjury and utter disregard
oil the obligations of an oath | never
saw IN court of justice. 1t suggests
10 me that those worthy and beneyol-
ent gentlemen and ladies who are so.
liciting moneyand devoting their time
TO reform and christinnize the heather.
rom Queensland TO Africa can
hnd work closer home here at their
own capital. Ifthese hundred people
represent the neighborhoods in which
they live, under the very dome of this
temple OF justice, and within the sound
OF the church bells, there Is a field
RIPE Tor the harvest and as worthy of
labor, as fully demanding their atten-
tion, as can be found on The sands of
africa or the shores of Abyissinia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
A BIG CONFIRMATION.
Between the ST. Louis & Pacific and East
ern Roads.

St Louis, June SOFT is now
authoratively known that the agree.
ment between the Grand Trunk, Balti.
more u Ohio and Wabash, st. Louis &
Pacific railroads, whereby the latter
road extends its line from Auburn
Junction to Chicago, and from Detroit
TO the suspension bridge and Buffalo,
torminga through line for its eastern
business, was finally consumated, and
to-day the general officials of the three
roads went over the part of the
new route composed of the Baltimore
and Ohio from Chicago 10 Auburn.
and the Wabash from Auburn to De,
troit. The track is said TO be in
splendid condition, permitting rapid
time, and the route is shorter than
any other between the two points.
The line will be open for passenger
business, July 9th, and large traffic
Is expected. 1t is understood that the
freight business will be initiated at an
early day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
REPUBLICAN RAscAIs.
Put in purgatory 10 the Mn aud Kellos
Gases.

S"' y" r"rk"tory In the Hill aud kelloGf
Cases.
Washington, June 3O.--In the crim:
mai court this morning argument was
neard upon'thc pleas In abatement Ell.
tereu III the case of Ex Senator Kel.
iogg. Bliss for the government raised
the objection that the Substance Of the
plea wus proper matter for motion
TO quash, and not for plea in abate-
ment. The court seemed disposed to
adopt this view, but Wilson of counsel
Tor kellogg insisted upon ruling
upon the plea as submitted, reserving
the right to make the same matter
ground for motion to quash. Argu-
ment was then heard upon the pleas
separately.
Especial attention was given to the
plea of alleged improper selection of
thejury that returned the Indictment
against Kellogg. Bliss, Wilson, Shela-
barger and Merrick participated in the
argument. At its conclusion Wilson
asked for decision, but upon state
lnent by the assistant district attorney
that the point was of much Importance
and would affect other local eases, the
court continued the cases until Satur-
day next.
The Hni Investigation.
In the Hill investigation, John Nc
Arthur, architect in charge Of the
Philadelphia public works, was asked
his opinion as an expert whether 1t
cost more to complete the Philadel-
phia building under the modified con-
tract than 1t would have cost under
the fifteen per cent contract. Obiec-
ton was made and an argument en-
sued. Finally the witness was permit
ted to answer aud said the work under
the modified contract was inferior in
quality TO that performed under the
fifteen per cent contract.
Witness thought ten per cent. would
be fair estimate as to the supply
work, under the fifteen per cent. con-
tract of Bartlett, Robbins & Co., and |
Steinwitz resumed his analysis of the |
charges of Bartlett, Robbins d Co. for |
extra work upon the New York post |
office. The examination of Steinwitz |
on this branch was concluded, and /
the committee adjourned till Monday, |
when Steinwitz will be cross-exain-
ined
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01

am waiting" said Mr.. Credulous
ior mat newsboy to come back will
my change, | gave him quarter 70,
= NV, TWO cent paper nearly an hour AGO
ne ne ran away to get it changed T,
wen, said his friend. "Welisn re-
piled the old man sadly, II hainit
seen MN cents" ~ should dollar u
replied his friend, and they Went
away TO talk IT over. And they talked
~ over the usual thing-ice cold and
Hawkeye. 1'"''f"5'o''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
Cottonwood, Kan. Burned.

IN h"ilsas CITY, June 30. The news Is
Iust received that nearly the entire
p ,H part OF Cottonwood Falls.
nau. was destroyed by fire about !
cio1N Friday. morning. Thirteen
merchants and business firms are
burned out, Loss, $4,000: Insurance
ighI Arrangements are being made
ior speedy resumption of business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
A Number of People broken Up In Con
nectieut.

necticut.
Hartford, June 80. The express
train ON the Consolidated road coliided
with the outgoing train of the New
England railway in this city. The
engines aud tenders of both trains
We're thrown Off the track, also the
baggage cur of the New England and
two wheels of the postal car on the
Consolidated. The engines of both
roads We're smashed. Several ladies
happened TO be in the smoking ear of
the Consolidated train aud half n
dozen Were hurt, also the engineer and
Two or three brakemen. Mrs. Geo. ID.
Parks of New York, had her inv
broken; Mrs. Martin OF Tarlflville had
her ribs broken the Others were less
seriously hurt. ''