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NEARLY A DISASTER.
rhe open switch AEain-A Peculiar
Railroad Accident.


PiTTspuRGH, Pa, August 2S.-The Dis
patch's Bradford, Pa, special says. "The
brokers' express, consisting Of an express
and baggage car, one smoker and two
coaches loaded with passengers ran through
the switch at Red House, small station
on the New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
railroad, a few miles west OF Salamanca,
this morning. The accident was
caused through gross carelessness,. the
switch having been left wide open.
The train accordingto the statement Of
+. A. Grant, OF bradford, passenger, was
running at the rate Of sixty miles per hour.
The engineer saw too late the switch was
open, but stuck to his post. Over the ties
for nearly two rods the locomotive pounded
and in its Wild career jumped, as 1t were,
over long and deep cattle guard. How
the engine cleared the guard Is amystery.
Had Il passed through the guard, the loss
Of Lille would have been great, but as II
turned out providentiallyno lives werelost
II was certainly, es the details shoW, the
most miraculous escape from ran aw fnl
railroad wreck that basl ever happened
Ia this country. The tender, Just
before reaching the culvert, broke and'
turned somersault 10 the mid air crashed
with terrible force Into the express car,
which was almost entirely demolished.
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grafton of Germans to Canada, but simply
desired TO ascertain how the English car
ripd nm their svstem. M.."... .t..

grafton Of Germans to Canada, but simply
desired TO ascertain how the English car
ried on their system. -uul..1 .1s
Eccles, New, Gass and others, Of Liver
pool, lost 1000 bales Of cotton by fire In
the cotton warehouse last evening.
len colonies OF Australia have accepted
an invitation TO attend a conference short.
ly 10 be held, for discussion Of the ques,
ton OF the annexation OF New Guinea and
other islands OF the Pacific.
A number OF Norfolk gentlemen gave q
dinner at Hoveton yesterday to the Com.
mittee Of Foreign and Colonial Commis-
sioners TO the International Fisheries' Ex-
hibition. Edward Birkbeck, member Of
Parliament, presided and proposed toast
to the Foreign Commissioners. Prof. g.
Brown Goode, OF the United States, and
Wilmott, OF Canada, responded.
The Gillian chief at Huancayo being
informed that q large body Of Indians in
tended to sack the city aud route the party
in favor OF peace on the occasion Of the
evacuation by the Chilians, surprised 5000
indians, killing 400 and wounding 400
others. The Gillian loes was insignificant
Great excitement and a general feeling Of
insecurity prevails in the neighbohood.
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FlSEnlY,. RilNY sFskgH.
The tongressmsn upiiei's the Phanl,
> ~ Park nurderers.

Cmc&e9, August %. = congrenssma
Pinerty delivered . fiery speech be
lore the Eighteenth ward branch
Of The Irish National League. He said II
thsIrish people were able to rise in rebel
liop they. should dotit They had been
treated Ike dogs, aud Il they didn't resent
Tie indignities when opportunity afforded
they deserved the discipline OF dogs. The
Injustice toward Ireland was and the q,lea-
ton was RtdtBhoul9 title irish do 2 Par.
nell, Healy and payitt were engaged in
grand work They were trying to realize
The dream, ofthe. Irish race. The Irish were
tired Of being siignatized as the wanderers
and mendicants OF the human race.
After paying q glowing compliment to
ParneIl, Flneriy detailed the Bbj4Cts OF the
National League. i was formed, he said,
h but az end to the plupdeling of the
English landlords In n'4reland. II was
formed to amend the Land act 90 that Ina.
tice might be done the lriah farmers. 0n
Monday OF this week an orangeman shot q
policeman who soughtto deprive him Of
his rights. That was brave 0rangeman,
hDplhuat1l htlh thp aeh WOuAA w "usA
iowa d bringing oransemen and Catholics
into common sympathy: "All honor to
that Oraneelnan, l say" exclaimed the
speaker amid applause, "the act will result
IN msEing oi tile ufangenan q better
Fenian than am myself. The killing
Of an eyictiug landlord is the outgrowth
.of a policy opposed to the natural
workings Of human nature" The espeaker
then alluded to the statementot the merits
Of the Irish cause from the pen OF Michael
Davitt, declared that the presentation was
one o!the 9bleSt and most convincing eyer
heard. "Although," he said, "the bloV
struck in Pbnnix Park, was q blow struck
out Of time, in what did that differ as an
net oil patriotic fanaticism from the demon.
stration Of John Brown ut Harper's Ferry
The Ph[enix Park martyr died not less a
patriot than did John Brown when he gave
no his lie on the soil Of Virginia. In clos-
Ing the speaker said he regarded the
National League as the militia Of tue Irish
eause, Parnell would utilize that militia
ia would take the preliminary gteps look,
inp toward parliamentary independence.
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TRE Cincinnati Enquirer, maddened by
the exposure Of Mr.. Mcl.ean's manipula-
ton Of the Hamilton county Democratic
Convention, hits back in an editorial arti.
Gle which Is a fair specimen of certain
Kind Of journalism. II Mr.. Halstead has
hesevel lead We think re has he will pay
no attention to Mr.. McLeaa's illumination
What the toaRsnial GasalG has charged
hlS been as tlAN,y stated in Democyatji
newspaper and It's tru,.s. Is well established
W. Mclean is the most rsceEt acquisition
gIaf 10. select circle Of Bosses; he Is proud O
sr.,,Ss su POSITION and he ought not to become
aeIled 'S when the mepus by which hl
,'as reached isaTe revealed. Mr.. Hastead car
W, st'' 'ilold TO let Mr.. M5Lean nonoplis,
S S.a Kind Of journalism In Cincinnati
SaeA ~ =. assaults as his never hurt the assault
"a. Sa. Toe public always rates them at thei
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mnM Ihcr aot oul ofli.

rARts, August 2S-The Ts'eTaphe says {:
waddiugton, French Ambassador at Lon
don, has informed Granville, British Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, that Shaw, the
Bsitish Missionary who Is prisoner Of the
French in Madagascar, was srreated as 3
diguitary OF the Hova Government, and
moi az q British subject. Shaw has access
to the Governments CouncilS, aud II 10
charged he hSa excited the Hoyas to resist
the damanlp ol the French. d
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DEATH Is A,wGLL,
Two Men suGoca.sd ~ inhalInE Foul

~
KNoxylLLg, TENN, August 2a-This
morning two men met horrible death, six
miles from this city. John McClain had
been dlgginga well, and hired young
man named George Quinn to help finish
It. Thetwo men went to work at 8 O'Clock
this morning, Quinn going to the bottom.
He had been digging only a few minutes
when he fell oyer. .mlii ,.4il,El
McGlain went to his assistance, but be-
fore Quinn could be reached McClain also
fell over, having breathed foul air. No
other person was about the place excepting
some little children. Before neighbour
could besummoned both men were dead.
Alexander Nelson was lot down by q rope,
but was drawn up immediately, almost
dead. The two dead men were finally
brought up by hooks. Quinn was unmar-
risd, McClain had wife and children,
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CINCINNATI, O., August 2S.-Ats o'clock
tonight the ianitor Of Saxon fats, Ninth
and Race streets, discovered the dead body
DR.. ]. s. Martin In hls otsce with small re.
yolyer In his hand and q pistol wound in
his temple. The indications were that the
man had been dead Is houra. The de.
ceased was G2 years old and the supposed
cause Of The suicide was domestic and bust.
ness troubles. He was living separate
from his wife,
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TRor, N. y, August 2S.-Dr. +. R. Hud.
son. Of Hoosick Falls, was shot, probably
fatally, this morning, by Charles oster-
houdt. Hudson was osterhoudt's family
physician, and refused to obey Osterhoudt's =
demand to 10 to his house, where the
latteI's vile was an invalid. Two shotp
were fired, one ball lodging in the spine.
Oterhoudt escaped. -
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DIscoURA.hD DEmoCRArs.l
Ihe Ohio Democratic Executive Con
. = MiIiee nnd It's unhappy Lot. y y

Ihe Ohio Democratic Executive Com.
, - nitiee and Its Unhappy Lot. @e
sCoLuMDus, O., August 9S.-The Demo.
cratic State Executive Committee held an.
pth.r pow-wow last night. David R. Page,
Chairman Of the Stats Central Committee,
was on deck. The Cincinnati branch was
represented by Judge Won Martels. Judss
Hoadly was expected, but failed to appear:
Senator Thurman was at the Neil House
early In the evening to meet Judge Hoadly.
He waited around for short time, and
then went II me without meeting with the
committee. These frequent meetings OF
the-committee lead to the belief that the
Democratic managers are badly scared at
the outlook, and do not know whatsto do.
Report says that they are preparing a
mbshell, which is to be exploded soon,
TO blow The other fellows TO smitheresns.
Another report 10 that . big gght is on
hand over the distribution Of the iunda
raised for campaign purposes, and that q
red.hot time was had tonight 1t is fur
tier said that general fund has been
created, which has been contributed to by
BoGkwalter, Hoadly the liquor dealers, and
that the Paynes are slow about coming in.
Then there is a fumor 10 the effect than an
effort ls being made to remove the Secrs:
tary oi the committee; that he Is charged
with Robblipg the lions share Of the print.
Ing for the committee, and that the hone
organ here has beOn crowded out In the
cold, and that there isa high kick from
that diPeCLion,
There Is much surprise on the part o.
,hoss Oh the outside that Judge Hoadly
aid NOT come, as he %as to attend the Dem
ocrstic convention at Newark tomorrow
Il h sSid that ho 10 already badly used uE
by the wear and tear d the campaign, ent
fears are entertained that he may breal
down entirely. The Executive Commit
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GIassworker's Conference.

PIrrsBuReH, Pa, August e3.-At meet
ing Of Window GLASS Manufacturers and
Workmen1 conference committees to s,ttle
the rate Of wages for the ensuing year, the
manufacturers made proposition which
embraced general reduction In wages OF
10 per cent The workmen at once asked
time for consideration Of the matter. which
was granted, and the conference adjourned
until some day next week.
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COsORlssNAS FISERrr stands At aaaie
distance when he bombards Great Britain.
Itis we'll enough to talk about Irish rebel
lion, but the Irish are not strong enough
tOrbe, and IN armed rising would only
add the misery II that unhappy land.
Its not easy to appreciate the good that
The I'uerys and the RPssas are doing. : q
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ANOTHER race problem has sprung up to
pa ae our southern friends. The Heather
Gaiut E has invaded the sacred soil, is pros.
pstug, and his winning ways are playing
hsrS an 'ong the manageable young wo-
ala. In Georgia the Chinaman are push.
iHs their matrimonial campaign with so
much vigOt tl'Rt bill all already introduc.
forbid such marriages is to be pushed
Ehie there are some unmarried women to
H'e' The Legislature may be aole to do
stntthing, but ;slooks as though the men
ci'isOBia o. will haNs TO show themselves
lOs TO compete with the Chinaman in &C.
eoNpIRhmsns or give no tbs dght.
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WARRINGTON, August 23.-The Treasury
Department has awarded gold medals Of
honor to Joseph Catdran and Alfred Car.
dram, for heroism displayed in having saved
from drowning April, 1883, William Mar.
shall, keeper; and Edward Chambers and
Edward lasley, assistant keepers, OF The
Spectacle Reef Light House Station, In
April, near Bois Blanc Island, Lake Huron,
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A nAssll.ra,s LUsAilc
Arrssttd, Charged WIN Being a feni"n
Gonspifntur.

aOnNpifRpE.
wAsiIISGroS, D, O, August 2S-s'me
weeks ago K, . q local paper devoted several
coiumns to repon of an attempt on the
part of Irish, pa,riots % force an sntry into
'he residence oftht Brtistl Minister 70 the
middle oi tts niyhs II Vas s,s.ed that 4 'hs
dep et ator bas 6ecl arns.ed and Kept in
secret confinement the peIie', Eho re-
1 fused 10 givslaa} hiiodna. tdh. : 'the at.
taches laughed at tho story NJ extremely
absurd, and stated ttaf t y ,crssyl nsn, IN IN
search q iood, had ertiitd a4llstnrbance
and had been arrested. This explanation
was unsa 'isiactory. ! ,a' n.y.
The paper hin,ed at military and mnni.
cipal tlaIds, dark plots, etc. etc. Nothing
more was iieartl 81 the matter tintil 10 day,
when the ''Fenian" was brought ison the
work house and committedIto The asylam,
Il having been fully ,lemonjtrated that he
was an Insane IaaPer with no thought ol
harm lmta confirmed vSgrant. Another
good SO lsa,ion spoiled, l 79T s.l+tf
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nobiIe FrIgnteneti,

MOBILE, ALA, August 2s.-Upon the re.
ceipt Of the news Of the, discovery Of yell
low fever at Pensacola, the Mobile Board
oil Health reconstructed the establishment
OF quarantine against that place, and q
Government reservation proclamation was
accordingly made.
The collector at Pensacola telegraphs
that the house On Polofax wharf where
TWO cases Of yellow fever were discovered
has been burned; DR.. Guttman, Of the
Board Of Health, does not believe there
will be an epadimic.
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NEw YoRx, August 2s.-Elilabeth Cam.
eron, 2s years old, was shot through the
head and instantly killed in her apartments,
No. Oil Eighth street, this morn.
ing, by George Beattie, A years old.
Alter killing her Bsattie shot himself
through the heart, and fell dead acrops
her body. The cause Of the murder and
suicide 10 unknown. pl
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waAr4 wsi rEn -plD,


tho Ponuiace OF HONE hohk.
LoSp1N, August ga special dispatch
from Hong Kong says: IAN European
waiter at Canton in an alteration recently
with some Coolies drew revolver and
killed boy and wounded two pep. He
was arrested snd now awaits trial. The
Outrage had ap e4asperatipg effect on the
popplsCe who were already greatly ex.
cited by the action Of the French in Ton
Plscards were posted on the walls Of the
city Wednesday summoning the people to
rise and slaughter the barbarians. The
placards so added to- the flame that
Europeans In Canton became greatly
alarmed, and the British Consul sent an
appeal to the British sloop Of war. Swift
has left Hong Kong for Cantop,"
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MALARIA has struck an Atlantic coast
rsoH. 1t is wonder that some Of the
summer resorts have not been wiped out
before this. Drainage is the last thing
thought Of. Great crowds Of peo ole are
brought together in constant peril Of their
IiT%. Nobody seems to realize that Ger
tain conditions are necessary to heath
everywhere.
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THE plcrullE OF pEsoLArIoN,

CHICAGO, August ga Chicago gentle.
man Just in from Rochester, Mimi, says
the entire north part Of the place from the
Chicago & Northwestern tracks is q con-
iused mass Of debris, scarcely house
being left standing. A few are
moved s from their foundations as Il
shaken by an earthquake. The frightened
survivors were at work all hi hit rpscuing
he injured aad recovering bodies OF the
dead, Before midnight twenly-three
corpses had been recovered, most Of them
horribly mu,iIated. IL WAS thought at
least twenty bodies remained in The ruins
4 portion Of tie city swept by the cyclone
composed about two'tnirds Of It's extent.
'fh. storm appeared to have formed about
eighteen miles north west OF Rochester and
gathering in violence az il progressed, de-
streyed several farm houses in its. course
A lowering, dun colored funnel cloud was
seen approaching the tated town and in q
few moments the slaughter had been ac'
ccmplished. No time was given for any
preparation, had it, been possible The
scene among the deyastated districts and
the place where the dead lay was indescriba-
hip
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rnE long session of the Pennsylvania
legislature will make the Democratic party
oil that State short OF votes at the next
election. Itis drain on every tax-payeis
PO&et book, and Taxpayers, are human,
This able thought applies also to West
viRinia, ...
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Tun awful tongue of rumor hath it that
he Democratic State Executive Committee
Of OliO is getting together materials for a
bonhilell. BOmbshells that Gre eannoanced
tOmriye don't burst with great effect. A
thing Of that kind is hurt by an advance
,,ant Ia.Lt =faf.
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STORM EPEC0UNTRY
WRECKED BY A CYCLONES rsLAsT,
Further Details of the Destruction wrought by til.
Tornado In aIsnssota-Frsaks 9th Wind.
Awonla Torn from her Husband sad Z
Her Arms Almost Twisted on.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August pa Rochester
Minns special says one-third Of the
buildings are in ruins. Twenty.ionr people
are dead, but a. number Of these have not
been identified, owing to their frighdul
nutilation by thestorm. Tho storm swept
through Dodge and olmsted counties,
causing greater destruction than the cy-
clone a month ago. The damage inRoches-
ter will reach fully 100000. When the
storm struck the Congregational Church
thirty-fye children had just returned from
a picnic, but none we're hurt. The list Of
the dead and wounded is the same as al
readyreported, Helen Beck, Of Ashland,
Dodge county, was taken up by the storm
wilhelm the field and has not since been
heard from. Olsen, vile and daughter, Of
Canister, Dodge county, were killed. Great
damage was done in Sc. Charles, Utica
and In the southern part Of Wabasha
county.
A kassop, Mimi, special says: The cy-
clone passed about elk miles south Of this
place. doing great damage to persons,
building and crops. Christian Oleson's
wife was killed and his oldest daughter had
q leg broken; Ole Anderson's wife badly
hurt and cannot live; his motner.in.law
killed; his brick house unroofed and all
other buildings destroyed. is ~ y
DODGE CENTRE, MINI, August 23--Crops
in the,path OF the cyclone, two miles south
OF here, wereall destroyed and heavy dam.
age done to buildings. A man named H.
Elbreeht and his wife were working in a
field when they saw the storm and clung TO
each other. When 1t struck them he was
knscked senseless and his wife was blown
to considerable distance. She was found
this morning in horribly mutilaed con-
ditiop, Zone arm being twisted of and the
other nearly. A number Of other Iersons
were less badly injured.
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nnKroYE,.rNoN MonE
a A,..r,.en,,sr 4, o1sa :. and sn.lsr. 10

NJ. IFeF or ~ MbhHtsths
powSsyiLLE, Mn, August E;.-Sloses
BOssll, oi,tliis Place, rsc-ived alruar about
ten tIaysagc sahps that his ihotesF vas
lying seriously i'll ut h'r homo in Virginia,
lie made ali possitl sGeed % get to bis
motler's,si side, and srrivtd at Shepherds
town, Ma IN ths,evening, where iheittter
ph,4da wagon would be 10 waiting. On
N. ,,riyal ho. ever, no wtg3n was TO be
NJ saSr = Esa * star,e,l sfoht to Ais mothers
home. Wii2p ahqGI 2n9 tn'in .:"m town
i.i,Sm met d sirangrf ~ . ESgnD, NnO called
him b Dsue and told hils iA4t be was
ssnt @ ID convey .Simto bic mothtF's, y al
,oSk Is / seat htside lie man ard they
~ ~ Syalsd SSLas bisl1nuN aud overlook two
min walking. Fbe driver asksd them 70
s,s "a 1in his SagSp; ,sal they t9sk a seat
hshin5 ESSsll.g They were Bilent Abyl Q
boiy d heavy timber was reached, when
RSSSll receiyed two heavy blows from
bShind which knocke him senseless, and
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MEE E. MANN ("Qui p") has severed
III. connection with the lNrELLlcENcER to
become business manager Of the Erening
Journal. Mr.. Mann is y competent news
paper man, well versed in all departments
Of bis business.
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oxr lesson Of the Warren Bank defalca'
a., /, that directors should occasionally
,..t s.I IN the sale. We have fire proof safes,
1 IN, IN, cashier. prooisafc remains to reward
Asinve Nor nj the future.
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u, R,spALL isn't spreading himself
ors, lbe newspapers Of the continent, but
S.i, S np,,ipv ready to make business&like
ns~ ,,,Ds At tbs sUeakership, just the same.
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TnE Western cy clone is doing a frightfuI
,.k. ltkuocks a good deal Of the poetry
op, Of life in the West. The details OF the
l.ss. havoc are heartrending, anil no one
can Ioretell where the destroying hand will
t,lI payt
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CABLE CLICKS.

It is reported that a battalion Of British
troops have been ordered to zululsnd.
Prince HoheDlohe In an interview at
Toronto, said that his mission was greatly
mIsunderstood. The German Government
had no intention Of encouraging the emf.
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p,cc,yi political conventions is an ac-
,ol;.bmeut in its way, but the conyen-
w ,ba, is rlgycd goes to sea without a
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Tur BaI, ,ulole american celebrates the
,os upudrea and tenth anniversary OF It's
MIN. II has lad an eventful and honor
,bls career. It steadily improves as a
newspaper and deserves its great pros
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INK KELLY ought to attend the Cincin-
,,i Conservatory OF Boss Politics. The
n's r Il advanced methods are taught there
'n5 a. ,be New York John can't afford to be
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At BaltImore-E Eclipse, q baltimore 10,
At Phila-AthleticS, !; Cincinnati, 4.
At New York-Met'p'tin 10; Columbus 4
At Brooklyn-Yirginia, 2; Brooklyn, s
At ohicago-nuifaio, j; Chicago, 8.
at tDstroit-CIevelands, 8; Detioits, q.
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DTu,nr IA talk Of an attack on the divi-
,.,,l.pnyerp," says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
TS TSi. sIy dab al Hoadly doesn't indicate
~, ia truce has been patched up.
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FlaeinrIn,, ,.iasus.

ATLANTA, GA, August 2S,-Alarge num-
Der OF people from Pensacola, Fla, passed
through here to-day, refugees from the
fever. They report that five hundred left
Pensacola yesterday.
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Tsy CINCINNATI Enquirer, being stuck
.,as,is, In Richmond that would mean
,o,s Bu, they order these things better in
ei,ciDuati, let US hope.
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wIxoSA, MINI, august 2S-The cy'
clone struck here at seven o'clock last
n,cht. The depot was unrooied and
badly wrecked! The engine house was q
totalwreck. A covered bridge near town
IL gtae. A number Of cars In the yard
vert ccme eletely smashed. Hollin's elevator
Is q total wreck, and halt OF it obsiructs the
main rairoad trsck. The streets are lilled
with trees and fragments Of buildings.
Five cans a,td a.i nnglle were deratied at
Zin,brota jGnaiIn, S,FitIpau Wm. Hig.
gins iumpedtroni the Cans and waS buried
under The wreck. HA