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AT ASIlINGT0N.
The Civil Service Commissioners 10
Travel at Government Expense,
Aud One OF Them viii Turn up In
Texas.
Van Wycke and Teller-The Nebraska
Senator Wide-Awake.
Bob Taylor Homeward Bound. Discon.
solaie and Disgusted.
His Slice Of Pie Fell Between Lip
and Fiuger.Tip.
The Star-Route Trial--A Legal
Spat.
Miscellaneous Washington News Notes

WASHINGTON, May 9,-ISpecial The
Rogers automatic teleeraphic dispatch re-
peater has been bought by General Joe
Johnston and others. The price paid is
estimated at $5,0OO,0OO.
Senator Van Wyck's letter to Secretary
Teller, denounclng the land grant to the
Louisiana backbone railroad swindle,
has created ripple here. Whenever the
tireless senator from Nevada becomes con-
WINGED that fraud is lurking anywhere
within public precincts, ne rolls up his
sleeves and proceeds to unearth it. He
will vigorously attack in the next congress
what he believes to be an outrage upon
honest and unsuspecting settlers upon
this domain sought to be gobblea
by the railway without what he considers
shadow of right, and all the wiles of the
lobbyist must be brought into reQuisition
to shield this JOB from his sledge-hammer
blows.
The civil service, trifurcated, goes on u
tour shortly, with the ostensible object Of
examining applicants tor clerkshlps, but in
reality to have hilarious time at govern
ment expense. Savage, ofth commission,
takes the west and south, and doubtless you
of Dallas will be enabled to have optical
demonstration of what manner OF men are
these vaunted hostlers of the modern
Augean stables, as Texas is too big and
Dallas too widely known to be left ont of
the programme Of any tourist.
Tie directory OF the st, Johns aud Suw-
anee, Florida, Ship Canal company, are in
session in this city, Senator Malone, gov.
ernor Brown and "Looney" Saunders are
among the southern directors.
Representative negroes of the south are
here arranging the preliminaries for a grand
convention, TO coDside all that bears upon
the advancement of the race. Johns, of
Austin, represents Texas.
Bob Taylor says he is going home now.
His money is exhausted and he
cin no longer cherish The delasiop,
That his pray eis to the president avail him
anything. or that he will ever get the
Brownsville or Galveston custom-house.
Wonder If Bob will continue to whoop up
the party of great moral IDEAS, when he re-
turns
The opinion continues to gain acceptance
that Dorsey will be acquitted.
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HERE AND THERE.
paiiy New York Special Commercial
Telegram Stocks and the Staple.
A Fugitive From Dodge City. Kansas,
Tells Thrilling Tale.
The Town In the Hands Of Desperadoes,
Reporters Muzzled,
Aud Good Citizens GENERALLY at a Great
Disadvantage.
Another Account Puts a Different
Face ON the Affair.
A Terrible Hurricane In the Lehigh
Valley.
A Terrible Hurricane In the Lehigh
Valley.
Some Other Interesting News Notes

Nkw YORK, May 81 Special. Money
3 toi,
Exchange unchanged.
Governments dull.
Fours, higher.
hailroad bonds moderately active.
New York 4 Texas land scrip advanced / ?.
Missouri Pacific iirsts advanced /,
Fort Worth & Denver iirsts declined :.
Stocks irregular, at heavy declines.
Nanderbilts lower.
Denver Il Rio Grande, l99.
Houston N Texas Central 12i.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 81.
Missouri Pacific, i0il.
Texas Il Pacific, 39i.
Denver & Rio Grandc earnings for the
first week in May increased slO,30
Cotton unchanged; small sales.
Provisions dull.
Hides firm; demand light.
Beeyes, good receipts; iair prices.
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Post-Dispatch. Mr.. Hurlbert will announce
this IN the World 10 morrow incoming.
and the first number OF the World under
the editorial charge OF Mr.. Pulitzer will
be issued on Friday morning lt will Goa
unue democratic, but Mr.. Pulitzer will ex.
tend and modify its local features. The
price paid by Mr.. Pulitzer is understood 10
be $4,000 This does not include the
building erected for the paper under Mr..
Hurloerts direction in 1881, which
has been leased tr term
OF ten years. Mr.. Jay Gould
n thus disposing OF his interest in the
World is carrying ont the policy before
announced ofclosing out his holdings gen.
orally, except in railway and telegraph
property, preparatory to his tour around
the world. IL is understood TO be the pur-
pose OF Mr., Hurlburt TO sail tor Europe
shortly, and in that case il may be expected
ne viii take the opportunity afforded bv his
leisure to inspect the places in Great
britain which have received the attention
OF Mr.. Robert 7, Porter, and TO review the
account given by his letters from the stand,
point Of a ,aritfior revenue only.
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LEXINGTON, KY, May 0.-The Kentucky
association began lis spring meeting un,
de- auspicsous circumstances. The wealth
rr was mud and clear and the track good.
Ihe attendance was large, considering th,
rather light programme, only three of tn,
four races being contested, Anglia having q
walk-over for one mile.
FIRST Race-Three.guarters of mile; T
Wa'es Vanguard first, Clark Il Co..
Claude Brandon second, W. Preston's Vii
leileur third.
, Distillers' Stakes-Mile and ne.quarter
fdtes Bondholder first, LiGa Stanhope
second, Stevens II Co.'S Farragot third
Time-20S!.
=, Third Race-Mile: aii ages; Liatunal first
Mandamus second, Mystery third. Time
las.
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fITEsItURG,
divorce suit In Hands OF Jury--Goiden
Wedding Celebrated,

divorce suit in Hands OF Jury-Golden
Wedding Celebrated.
PIrrspuRG, May 9-[Specia The di-
vorce suit of Mrs, Lula Y. Jones vs.. William
Il. Jones was given to the Jury this after
noon at halipast 8, after having been ON
trial for four days. There was gross mis-.
take in the name of counsel in this case, as
published in your Sundays issue. l..
Crawford and W. +. Mclean are counsel
for the plaintiff and G., IL. Powman ami
John W. Hopper for the defense. The jury
are still out on the case at this time, $3.50
p, M
The grand jury have found seventy indie :.
ments at this term of court, mostly for
gambling.
4. j. Reynold and wife celebrated their
golden wedding, having lived in happy
wedlock for halta century. OF their eight
LIVING children all were present but Thomas
REYNOLDS, the oldest child, who resides in
Western Texas. This family can boast MS
fine IA line of aged ptariarchs as any in the
country. The mother OF Mrs. T. J. Rey-
nolds is still a hale and hearty old lady, =,
being in Arkansas.
The weather has been very warm the
past few days.
There was heavy cloud and light rain
fall AT ii O'Clock to-day.
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CLtBUKNE.


-DratnAiic Scehe IN court.
CLEBuRNE, May 0.-[Specal. Madame
Rumor says wedding is on the tapis here
The contracting parties are well known
and belong to the best of families. We
know not TO whom this item refers, but
have our own conclusions.
The stock IN the street railway is nearly
all taken. The company will soon be or
ganized and charter applied for.
A movement is on foot by Capt. Sol.
Rocket and other OF our citizens to erect a
mammoth and frst-class Touring mill on
the ground formerly occupied by the Mr.
Lockett's mill, lately destroyed by fire. 1t
IS doubtless paying investment aud some
thing much needed here.
A colored minister, charged with an
over stock Of wives, was on trial before
the district court yesterday acting Us his
own counsel in defence of the above charge,
became warmed up aud very eloquent, so
much so that one OF his wives present
shouted glory in good old.iashioned style.
Notwithstanding his exuberance OF blar
ney, however, the colored gent was sent to
the penitentiary for two years, where
chicken roosts and wholesale malrimony
Will be things of the past.
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LEXINGTON. KY, May 9.--The Western
Export association, composed of whisky
dealers OF the Mississippi valley, met in this
CITY to-day, abont fly distillers reporting.
Ihe object OF the conference was to deter.
mine upon the continuance of the pool
regulat ng the production of the firms
represented aud to consider the question
OF immediate reduction in production, A
committee was appointed and reported
hvoring the following resolution. which
was adopted as the sense OF the meetirg
Resolved, That oil dstillers who can do
so shall at once reduce their capacity SO far
as possible until June |, aud after that dat,
1t shall be obligatory on the members OF the
association to reduce their production to 2C
per cent.
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Tho Trunk Linz HnnI

NKw foRE, Nay 9-rhc Trunk Line
representatives to-day adopted plan for
percentage proposed at the meeting yester-
day. The chances are not extensive, and
the new schedule of percentage which the
western roads will receive, does not differ
materially from that IN operation for the
past six months. At the afternoon session
the subject of diferentia fares was dis.
cussed and IL was decided to make no
change In fare from the seaboard cities.
The question OF the extension
OF ditierential fares to points west of Chi.
cago aud 81. Louis, occupied tue greater
part ofthe session. This plan contempates
the establishment of additional difierential
isres TO points along the Missouri Valley
and including Cheyenne, Council Blulls,
anu Tor these, II will be necessary to estab
lish new system of rates. 1t is thought
several days will be occupied in arranging
these matters, The changes agreed upon
to-day were made with little opposition.
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Iiiii.rOS.
The Compress Now AN Assured Fact.


BElToN, May Especial. THE stock.
holders of The Belton Compress company
held meeting over Miller Bros. bank this
evening and elected the follow ing directors:
J. 4. Miller, J. W. Embree, II. G. Dewey,
j, q. Allen, u. n. Boren, p J. Morey, s. X
Sanders, q. j. Hoses and IL Il. Keys. The
stockholders, by an unanimous vote,
directed the directors to purchase
the compress and cause its immediate
erection. The stock subscribed is forty
thousand dollars. BY unanimous vote
the stockholders authorized the directors 10
do all things necessary in the future to pro.
mote the interest of the enterprise. The
directors called meeting for . O'Clock TO.
morrow morning TO elect president, secre.
taty and treasurer. All doubts about It's
construction are now removed.
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GALv EsTON,
Two More Cases OF smail-Pox-rort Notct-
or to Midlothian,

on to Midlothian,
GALVESTON. May 0.-[Special. .l-Dr. Per.
ry, city health.physician, reported two new
cases Of smallpox in the city tn is morning,
OF persons who came in contact with the
negro woman who died Of the disease A
short time ago. Both are negro women,
One is qua-antined in house corner of
Nineteenth street and Avenue NJ, and the
othernt Thirtieth street and NJ Hall streets.
Every precaution Is taken to prevent The
spread of the disease. but II Is thought tina,
Others are infected and new cases viii oc.
cur. The board of health has ordered
house inspection and authorized the pur.
chase of disiniectan,s as they may be re.
aured.
The work OF removing cotton from the
head OF the schooner, N. II. Rand. which
was discovered to be on fire Sunday morn.
ing, was completed to-day, and the board
oi survey are now determining the ex,en,
of damage.
Mayor Fulton and number of the Gal.
vestonians left on the morning train to at
tend the sale of town lotsat Midlothian.
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Lake Front Litigation,

CHICAGO, May 9.-ln the supreme court
this afternoon Judge Moran granted tempo
rary injunction to restrain the erection of a
building on the Lake front by the socialist.
under license granted by the city council
Inc title to Lake front property has been
III litigation Tor many years. being claimed
respectively by government scrip holders
the state OF Illinois and the city OF Chicago
Ihe present suit was brought to compel tue
removal OF THE exposition, military armories
and other bu, ,ldings already er, cted, and u
oonilne the Illinois Central Railroad com
pany within the limits of its original grant
and from attempting to sie2e the sub
merged lands. The temporary injunction
only prevents the erection OF any addi.
uonal buildings in ten years. This Is stated
to be the first decision given. and II IL
thought now that the title TO the land
whose vane runs into millions, is in u tair
way OF settlement.
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The Louisville TrottIng Meet

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 9.--The Fair As
sociation Trotting meeting. Bright day,
good track and fine attendance.
FIRST Race-22J class; purse 500. Alta
!, :, 3, /, L. Anna S. 1, 1, 8, 8; Catchily 8, /
!, ., 2; Florence NJ. 9, o, ., 3. 3; John Hall
y, "a A.. Time-226I, 25li, Isl, 22OY.
Second Race, Pacing 30 CIass-West.
mont 3, o, T. Bessie NJ l., l.. |; Vanzandt.
Z, Gurgle, 3, 1, 2; Jack Rapid, 8, 4, 0. Time
2'2Oi, 2:9il, 2:20!.
Third rack-Loui.ville hotel stake for
three year-oldt- Edward, 4, A;
hlitla, ., 2; Albert b 8, s; Lady Almont,
~ Fuque, IL EARLY Dawn, o, o Two
meats were ,rotted. Time--2I5, 2;4i. To
be continued to- morrow.
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TYLER.


TYLER, May 0.-[Special. IA meeting o
the surcties on the official bond of ex.Tax
Collector Wilkinson, of this county, has
been called for the 10Th inst. The object
of the meeting is TO back an understand
ing relative to the payment of the iudg
ment of in favor of the state for $500, re-
Gently submitted to by them. The sure
ties claim that this Discrepancy in Wilkin.
sons account was caused by the misman'
agement of the office of the comptroller
but recognize that they are bound for the
amount OF the Judgment, as the state holds
no official responsible for his acts save
while in office.
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SAN ANTONIO,
Arrival of u Number of Irish Fmigrants

Arrival of Number of Irish Fmigrants
SAN ANTONIO, May 0.-[Special. REV,
Il. Galbraith, late rector Of Carrickmacross
arrived in San Antonio last night, en- route
to Edward county, where he proposes to 10.
cate. He is accompanied by Mrs. Gal.
ORA oraisni o;,n .nG M'sses EIs m, Ha.or1'h Fran
pretty colleen named Augusta Lestrange
Cecil Henry, Charles and Edward Gal.
braith, II, Kirkpatrick, G. Fry, Frederick
and Edgar McChntotk, relatives of Sir Leo
pold McClintock, II. Smith and c. DAILY
All the party intend to locate here.
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An Ex-Spenker ,Iniled.

NEWARK, N. j., May 0.--Ex Speaker of
the Assembly John Egan, OF Elizabeth
was lodged in Essex coanty jail last night,
having been arrested on an indictment of
the Grand jury, charging him with an at
tempt 10 brioe Assemblyman Armitage, of
this city, during the session of the New Jer-
seY Iegisature. -
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sAt.AI,O.
Stricken with raraiysis-siew Each Other
with the Same Knife.

sALApo, May o-[Speoial. DR. Barton
was suddenly stricken with paralysis yes
terday evening and lies in critical
condition. His wife, who started TO Waco
only few hours previous to his misior.
tune, was Immediately telegraphed. She
returned to-day.
Yesterday, five miles from town, on War.
wick's farm two Mexicans killed each other
with the same knife. Becoming engaged
in quarrel, one stabbed tho other near
the heart, leaving the knife sticking In his
body, when the wounded man quickly
drew the knife from his own breast and
stabbed the other. Both parties died within
n few minutes,
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NEW YORK, May 0.-The forty ninth an.
niversary ofthe American Female q Guardian
society was celebrated to-day. The annual
reports showed receipts OF $s5, ,G70. A bnI.
ance from last year enabled the society to
meet -, an expenses. There were 27i adults
year. '''
At the filty-eighth annual meeting Of thu
American Tract society to-day reports
showed receipts during the year Of 1891 ,O6G:
expenses, 1886, $50 ''VN"'
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The Thompson Trial

CINCINNATI, May 9.-The Times Stars
iiarrodsburg, Kentucky, special says Five
lnrymen have been accepted in the case of
Phil. b. Thompson, jr., on trial for tbe
murder of W. II. Davis. Four peremptorv
challenges have been made hy the prose.
cution, while only two by the defence. Tbe
interest In the case is so great hat men ara
anxious to become jurors 80 as TO be able 10
hear everything. This Is shown by answers
10 10 questions put to the panel. II Is not
llkly the jury will be completed til TO- MOI.
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DETROIT, May o.-The tobacco manuiac.
lurers Of this city had a full meeting to.
LAY, at which letter TO the commissioner
OF internal revenue was unanimously
adopted, protesting against the hard.
ships to which their bust.
ness was being subjected because
ol me utterly inadequate, supply Of stamps
received. Hundreds of thousand pounds of
tobacco are now waiting shipment here tor
want OF the necessary stamps. Dealers de.
nonnce the existing situation, so seriously
affecting trade, rs inexcusable and out.
rageous.
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Cnpilnl MISCELLANY

WAsntYGroY, May 9.--John Il. French,
who was earSant.at.arms Of the United
States senate for ten years, from 1869, has
prepared a lecture upon Senators and the
Senate" during that period. MIR. French
was long connected with the press, ana Is n
clear and forcibe writer. Gentlemen who
have read his lecture say it presents tn,
senate Of those days in the most en,erl
aiming, instructive light.
II Is stated that vessel is about to sail
from Newport News for Bermuda. with q
cargo Of 600 barrels cf whisky, and II 4,
expected that hs many rs luv OO0 barrel,
m ire will be shipped during the season fol
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Bonds Listed .

New YORK, May 0.--The governing COM
mittee Of the Stock exchange listed 50 632.-
900 OF New York Central debt certificates
extended at per cent; 49, 600 OF Union
Trust bonds; $l3 900 900 Of New York, Sus-
qnehanna Western common stock,
sS,Wo'Vo0 pr preferred, $2,0O0000 first mort
placed So, 900 New Jersey Midland first
mortgage. bonds in the regular list In addi.
tion TO those on the list S5ON0,0OO first
mortgage gold bonds and So, 200, eco of In.
come Atlantic & Pacific railroad bonds were
also listed,
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The Catholic Knights.

st. Louis. May 0.-The second days prc-
ceedings of the Catholic Knights of Amer.
lea began this morning.
Reports OF committees we're received and
discussions arose on resolution presented
by Father Spauiding, of Illinois, that t6e
supreme council had the power to make
amendments to amendments to the general
constitution presented by the branch coun-
ellis, The resolution was finally adontsd
Various reports were received, amunp
them that OF the secretary, showing ibs
numerical strength of the order TO be to- !.
OS0. Adjourned until tO.morrow.
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MCKINNEY,
Death of Mother In israei-rine Rainfall.

Death of u Mother In lsra el-Fine Rainfall.
MCKINNEY, May 0,-[Special. Mrs
Nancy Bradley departed this life at the res
idence of her daughter Mrs. G. W. Lucas
this morning. Mrs. Bradley was in hei
92nd year, had been in Texas over forty
years, has raised family OF hine children
and her grandchildren in this county mum
Der 100 or more. She leaves large circl,
of friends, who will mourn one who ha,
been so long honored aud loved among
them.
A fine rain fell this morning, which
seems to be general over the county.
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LITTLE Rock. May 9.-The Gazette's
Clarksville special says: The Jury in the
,,se of Jim Herndon. one Of the Little
Rock Il Fort Smith railway train robbers,
sho murdered Conductor John Cain, have
i-st degree, after being ont thirty minutes.
The prisoners are being tried at ClNrksvpie
IN a change Of venire, from franklin
ounty.
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WASHINGTON, May 9-rhe comptroller
of currency has authorized the following
banks to begin business: National Ger.
man American bank, ST. Paul Minnesota
capital, $2,000,O00 Big Rapids National
hank, Big Rapids, Michigan, capital, 500,
900, aud Aurora National bank, Aurora,
Illinois, capital, $4,000.
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Assigned.

BUFFALO, May 9.-George G. Guenther,
ioing u Wholesale liquor business under III q
name Of Henry T. Gillett Il Sons, has A..
.igned Tor the benefit Of creditors. Pre-.
ferred creditors aggregate $4,000,
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 0.-A fire this
afternoon on Maryland street, Kentucky
avenue, destroyed thirteen small dwellings,
and partially burned Roes stove foundry.
The loss will not aggregate over SIC, 600. but
leaves number of poor families homeless
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NEw YoRK, May Mr.. William Henry
Hurlbert, president Of the Preus Publishing
company, completed to-day the transfer o
the entire property Of the World newspa
per r. Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, OF the 81, Lou
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Sli Elt n AN,
Gumpert Acquitted nj Paris.

SHERMAN, May 0,-tspecial.l IA telegram
from Paris to-day SAYS Barnev Gumpert, on
trial there for the killing OF Il. Ssmuels, IN
March, was acquitted this at-'no n, the
Jury returning verdict OF not guilty.
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CHICAGO, May LIT is anne unesd that
the North Chicago Rolling mills, which
have been idle the. past ar months, and
whis, furnish employment for 2,0C0 mon.
wtll resume early next week.
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CINCINNATI, May 9.-The Association of
Western gas manufacturers is in session
here, with about fifty representative nrss'
ent, P>~
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NEW ORLEANS.

Drawing of the Louisiana Lottcry--The
Lucky Numbers.
New ORLEANS, May 9.-[speoial. The
morthly drawing Of the Louisiana State
,;ctets drew tho three great prlnes. M
7lso, the capital prize No. 1883, second;
No % 433 third,
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EAsroY, Pa, May 9.--Passengers state
that the hurricane in the Lehigh and
Wyoming valleys last evening was the
severest ever known in eastern Pennsyl-
vania. Between Pennahaven and Haaelton
trees in the woods for distance of 1000
feet have been moved down like grass. The
wind and rain beat 80 hard against the
windows of the cars the passengers had to
place the cushions OF the seats against them
to prevent them being blown In. Tn,
engineer of one train, to avoid wreck by
failing trees, reduced speed to coal train
time. At Gould siding, near Whitehayen,
the engine Of the passenger train was
struck by u falling telegraph pole and dam.
aged. The same pole struck a passenger car
making spl,nters Of Its front. About the
same time tree fell and broke the windows
on the right side, alarming the passengers;
all this occurred while the train was run.
ming ut full speed, A short distance below
the trainmen had removed two poles that
had blown across the track. Near Rockford
rock weighing thirty tons rolled from tue
hillside and lodged on the track. The
watchhan saw II in time to stop the train.
Near Story Creek station four freight cars
Of q moving Lehigh Valley tram were
ovarturnpd
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WEATHER KFFORr.
Max. TQmp. Min. Tepn

The steamer owe due from New York A. \,
lrved this afternoon and 10 discharging.