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THE DEATH OF MAYER SCHULZ
Paralysed After Extreae Anxiety About
valise Coataiaiss q 50 900.

Paralysed Aner Extrene Anxiety About .
vaiise CentsiaisG o16OyOOO.
Every summer since tho Brighton Beach
Hotel at Coney Island was built Mayer Schultz
has made It his home. He was lame. and
walked with cane. Every pleasant afternoon
he might DO seen on the piazza listening to the
music. He died yesterday Of paralysis OF the
heart In his room in the hotel. His residence
vas Ct 90 West Fltty.third street. in this city.
three years. Mr.. Schultz did q large business
with Southerners. and In 1850. just before the
breaking out OF the war. he went South on .
collecting tour. ~ he feared he would fail 9TH
erwise IN getting money due The firm.
naasr i. seat 10 sssas
quilted the train to get luncheon. and when he
returned e the depot platform the train had
started. He could not get on. He teleRraphed
to the stations ahead, but could learn nothing
Of the vsise. Then he took the. next train for
ployee Of the railroad had received ono OF the
dispatches and had secured tho valise. The
contenta were untouched.
Mr.. Schultz had been distracted with anxiety.
and when he returned to his home in this city
he took to his bed. On the second day after his
fully recovered. With tho use OF q cane he WAS
able to move about. His mind remained clear.
but he mover afterward resumed business.
His two sons and son-in-law have for many
years carried on bHsinsss e Broadway near
founders Of the Hebrew Benefit and Orphan
Asylum Society. He came to this country from
Germany In 1880 and began life as a clerk. He
leaves two sons and three daughters.
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he HAD MADE UP HIS MIND 10 DIE
Farewell Letters Frea ~ OLD Mas when
MIshap Fiaally Killed.


Henry Okolskl, an old German kalsominer,
was found dead In the gutter in front OF 212
Division street early yesterday morning. The
body lay directly under the window OF his room
In the fourth story Because Of this. 1t WAS
supposed that he had fallen or thrown himself
out OF the window but while death was duo to
fracture Of the base Of the skull and other In
juries to the head. the body showed no signs OF
D fall from such height. The police say that
he fell on the sidewalk From the fact. however.
that no left several messages. written In Ger
man In an old account book to his son julius,
who lives at 81 First avenue. II is supposed
that he contemplated suicide One message.
WHICH was apparently written two weeks ago.
read IA follows:
DxAa JvLius: Live . good honest and yirtuous life
90 to confession and communion am lost forever a.
sss.o.y and asso..diy !. you can DO sii YOU
too much. lie already punitkes me on earth. i =
exactly the Scriptures say Repent and be converted
In another place. written on Thursday. was
the following:
DsAR JuLlus, Follow the commandments Of God. and
at the end you yin Sc that WAS wise from the wo.
csved q there aire.dy Ny tools are at 20 EldridEs
form. Devote some Of your money TO the holy mass.
Okolski 10 said to have drank considerably
for some months past and to have been suffer.
ing from religious mania. Since his wife died .
few years ago he had lived alone refusing to live
with either OF his two sons. He visited them
often. however. When he called on his son
Julius on Wednesday he said that he had slept
day. His sons will bury him In the Lutheran
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LAsoRxRs TO STRIKE ALSO.
Jsaalas h the Drleklaysrs' Demand fsr
Day Or Mise Asurs Oaly.

Jsialas h the Drishlaysrs' Deaaaa fer .
nay Or NIas Hours Oaly.
Nearly 1000 laborers, as we'll as 1900 brick
layers. will 60 out on strike at o'clock to-mor-
row morning, II the builders refuse TO grant
their demand that days work shall b nine
hours instead Of ten. The laborers are salts
ned with their wages. which are $3.50 . day.
The action on the part Of the laborers 10 . Sc
Quel Of the determination Of the bricklayers to
work only nine hours. Among the builders
that the majority viii give In At ones II e oer.
,.s;s Gsss x. NV NIX, 4 Jsa,S
delegates from the eleven divisionS Of this city
c,y TSs Jsss S.S and
do not intend to demand any change for the
ss q Il. Es% E N ,n TSs; q =. n
On Strike K the expenses OF
dsr: WsIkins psisesss Lyons said thst many
Of the builders had given hin! to under.tend
men. a RESOLUTION was passed directing union
isysrs Who mishs Be Rus 10 Tie pissss q re
e II Union
this city should strike for nine hours at once.
&c "q Srsdsn m su.y ..a Sea nSh
%onns me to SS s dsnn
ts no 20 1% %
acceded to. l do not think that II the brick
layers 20 out the builders will 30 able to re:
faborers are organized In almost every town In
ths whole eseuptry;, which viii make i very
not al sse Sisos. 81 tie :t1ifsrs Sss ' Son'
union men.
US out. but It 10 doubtful II they can do 1t. We
can stand the ordeal as we'll as. they can. The
sondSn Of the building trade at present Is
Among the builders who the men think will
accede to the demand are Robert L. Darragh.
near Beaver street. and at the corner Of Beaver
street and Pearl street; AndreIs Son. who
are putting mp the new Cotton Exchange and
Mr.. Lamb, who IL erecting the building at the
corner OF Broadway and Doy street.
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WASHED By A HIGH TIDE
Coney Island Has q surplus Of Weather for
Midsummer Day.

Midsummer Day.
A strong south wind caused q very high
tide at Coney Island yesterday afternoon. and
the waves climbed fully fifty feet higher up the
beach than usual. The water surrounded the
houses nearest the breakers and threatened to
destroy some Of them. Tho tide began to fall just
as things were looking serious. The big break
ers ate their way little BY little along the beach
articles lost in the sand. Men waded along
looking for vauab!es. and several finds were
Masses OF green seswesd were thrown up all
along the island. and men, gathered 1t 10 great
vent II from landing near their booths.
The change OF temperature between New
York city and the island was very great and
GOODNESS. together, with the violence Of the
breakers. prevented much bathing. Tho iron
steamboats rocked like toy boats On the waves
heavy rain storm came on suddenly at $3.50,
and many people were wet before they could
could not 20 seen from the Iron, pier. As the
rain clouds rolled by great rainbow spanned
Eheepshead Bay and the other far out TO sea.
There were iew people on the island until after
O'Clock. and then they came In large numbers.
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In another place. written on Thursd
the following:
Nurss..,A Kasls's Black Eye.

Nursemaid Katie Selig of IT'S Lexington
held the moisened tip Of her white apron to her
backened eye In the Yorkviie Police Court yesterday
while she charged Mrs. Miller Of l+8 East Thirty third
street with striking "I and Luln Baker" she said
were wheeling our baby carriages on shady walk III
Central Park Mrs, miller approached with her baby
sharply hurried with our babies 20 NE 'de The
Lula she's dressed like fine lady, but think she
might have ,Sd please sauce boz called back Mrs
She caught my and h me In the eye was afraid
for two hours"
wheels Of mine" said Mrs Miller
Justice Da6y put Mrs Miller under 500 bonds to keep
tha nea
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Tus ARor1C sURvIvORA
Lasst. Greedy Wen. bss sem Wsak-Th,
DSspssssisA q shs Dead.


81. JOHNS, N. r. July 19.-The Arctic relief
ships will sail on Thursday night or Friday
morning next Lieut. Greedy and his men are
progressing favorably. Greedy less 20. perhaps.
than the others. Yesterday he exhibited
symptoms Of great fatigue and weakness. He
ID talking too much. and the constant inter-
viewing operates most unfavorably on him.
He was taken for . drive yesterday up the
valley Of Waterford Bridge. and he gloated on
the beautiful fertile summer prospects In
marked contrast to the bleak stsrilities Of bis
20 recent cabin home.
These trees" he said. with exuberant on.
thusiasm. look 90 beautiful TO an eye that
H. ~ sSss %e three
Greedy 10 at present the guest Of the city.
Pvsts hoIse: and carrdssss are PLACED e. h
the centre Of listening admirlnS groups. and
oI Trs or ne
TSs sS%Ss K: S
tion "a The respectiye stesmships: IN ihe tanEs
Cross sergeant Is David sH f;na' se1Sssnt GAR
diner. Private Snyder. and Sergeant Israel;
b.: %s
EnS and rrEsts %h;ssG Tsde. .Sd
Fl Ss ssfs x: s ss.
W asasS g' M.ss jay ,sJohn A. Gree
y. has received the following from his brother.
Lieut.. Greely:
y: IN Is ~ 81
WISH Wsss1se1os. July is..Adm!r.l Nichols. Act
Se! a.. Ss
she q the DEAD q
IL suitable osskets. and then % take The The.
Asa vn ns ". nnS
further orders. and where the members OF the
. ss rs ass
to proceed Without delay 70 New York with tho
ton q house previdsS ior Tho expedition.
Gen. Hazen to-day received this despatch
from Lieut. Greedy: o. lass. ~, ,,,x 90
in
,.s.asis. sasssoS ..s: ions !: III ~: :h% I:.s. !:
range ~ ~'''' ''"" N'-' - GsaIII. commaudins
Gen. Hazsn answered that he had applied for
corps cor With The rank Of sergeant. " e '
asnb oSs s
lowed out the plan Of relief prepared b Lieut..
Bay, and which he sent back by the Proteus.
with the request that there be no deviation
LONDON. July l9.-sir George Mares who
commanded the Englihh expedition IN Smith
Sound. said to-day: 1t must be admitted that
Mr.. .Greely's achievement has placed America
in the van OF Arctic research; This eminence
has hitherto belonged to England and whether
she will be content to take the second place re-
mains to be seen. / hope not: and ! shall be
t. sS s"sh
am wanted.
NJ; Leigh Smith. the explorer q spitzbergen
while dep!aring the lives lost In ths Greedy OK.
Psdtion heartily rejoice II its &c do1
! the march Of discovery. for the memory Of Sir
John Franklin forb!ds that ye should NOW req!
capitalists will soon be found to organize an
| other expedition. Idon't expect that the Gov.
many years to come. but private enterprise
may be relied upon to supply the means. and
good men. willing TO volunteer for such . ser
vice. are plentiful"
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Ths N.tiea.l Pr.Aisis,o. Conv.atio..

PITTsBURGH. July 19.-The Prohibitonists
are rapidly getting matters into shape for the meeting
Of the National Convention to b held this city next
week Col George Bahcock and Miss Emily Pitt Stevens
OF California have arrived and advance courants Of
what 10 hoped to be boom for DR. H. H. Mcdonald Of
California The delegates not pected to arrive In
any numIers before Monday night Tus:
Charles Hotel on Tuesday At N. and the National
Committee will meet at the place hour later.
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LEVY WANTED TOO MICH.
Arrested Amer the city hsd Helped support
his Chiiarea Four Years.

Herman Levy Of 216 Stanton street had his
Mark arrested yesterday. He said that Mark had
assaulted him three months ago Mark IL but II years
old and does not live with his father. lie said that he
had not assaulted his father but that his father was
angry at him informing the Chldrens Society that
ne three brothers ysr. suppored by the city at the
the Nursery himself but 10 out and earning wages
He says that his father wanted the money he earned.
Justce Patterson refused to entertain the complaint
q assault The father wa. about 70 say: court when
brought into court again
81 md he! Levy had four children committed on
Dnks who committed them then. that y. wife hsd
children"
food and clothing for hts children Mr. Young says that
the children have cost the city u since their COM
mi time
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sorry for Having seeded Her.

Miss Mary Brundage has been missing from
her home at s25 Oakland street, Wismsburgh. since
Wednesday She left homo because her mother scolded
her. It Is thought she has gone to wsshinston D. c..
waiting upon her has gone on visit To- that city.
Che . black dress trimmed with heads. and .
black trimmed with She 10 dve three
inches In height and has light complexion and blue
Her mother Ii very sorry for having scoded her
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Five lIsr.e Thieves Hanged.

HELENA. Montana. July 19.-Five horse
thieves. names unknown were hanged near Rocky
Point the Missouri River Monday last by band
Of cowboys organized for the purpose Of clearing out
tho thieves infestinR that region Thirtytwo stolen
horses were recovered. This makes total Of thirteen
horse thieves who have been hanged shot in the
dith and husselshe section within the past three
despatch from Fort Benton says that q band of Ca
madam Indians have stolen l6 horses from settlers
the lower Teton River, and are making north with
them. The settlers are In pursuit of the thieves.
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Dnly's Company II London.

LONDON. July 19.-Augustin Days company
made their nrat London appearance at roolss Theatre
this evening In "7-20-s" The theatre was crowded
The acting excellent and literally applauded
but the comedy In looked upon only partial
RI. nrs and second acts went slowly but the third went
of In rafting style aud evoked hearty applause which
continued until the end of the play The only marks
OF disapprovai Rrowls from the gallery
M Daily loudly called for and expressed his thanks
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Chandler Junket,ns In the Tallapoo.a.

NEWPORT. July 19.-The United States steam
er Tnllaroosa will arrive here with the Sec.
rotary of the Navy and Mrs. Chandler Mr.. and Mrs.
Kingsley and others beard and will remain here for
the home Of the Secretary. Mr. Chandler Gomez here
linn 10 eon,er M ~ ss
f9r naval postgrsduates The report was finished to-
night and after reterstng the conclusions expressed
in former report made 70 the Secretary, conclude:
on onsse slo tne co1sge Ie
retsry has already approved Of the former report The
college to be opened this fall with students and
there IL strong probability that Congress will make
substantial appropriation foru
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Eject or the Cholera On Travel u Europe.
An agent for European express said yester.
day; whether the cholera frightening people not
there 10 marked decrease In tho number Of European
excursionists from this country comparison of this
week with the corresponding week last year showe
rather startling difference. One OF the steamships
which sailed toda, carried out II cabin passengers
while steamship OF the same line which sailed year
ago to-day carried 2O2 cabin passengers There 10
getting sway from such figures - these There 70 no
Europe for their summer vacations, yet there 10 .
marked difference between the numbers who sailing
now and thops OF month ago."
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800 sucn' A"s 10 suo Os~an " HS
ovun~ etoiDeie ior sporuon OF hartS Noun.
s ~ nv contsinlne iofosts ana mines ana worth
s 10, ssainst the Duke OF brunswick.
.Is u'si was Desun IN ioVA. was cropped iof
n~n eontuiy' was then renewed seain. ana
now noped 70 % approaching decisive point.
Loro vernon, VINO Fecenuy oet up Q large
o.aIy iactory. mas now estaonsneo dairy
school Wnore tho PUSHES Will % taught milking.
UusstnisA'ne' "no tne msnuiaoture OF oneos0.
ny eAs"pio u noout 70 20 ioi1owso Dy Two
otror poers Ao.os r.tAnaro'nee ana bcarsdaie.
L"lo osverhake. whose various matrimonial
anu moneS.porrowlne expioits hsvo ALREADY
peeh TOTO. hss now ehteroo into composition
WIN .ne EAR OF snrewsDury ~ an owner OF
cno'' snS tne orlv,ne OF nansom mas become
ono OF tne isvotite amusements OF our dudes.
InS ihumaoY between our highest families
ena inc stase wss coriousiS Illustrated oy the
pos.ponomsnt tnls week OF matinee py Kate
sausuen' ING most sr"coIui ana most popu's!
mace oil London laugh. 1t was family he
ieaSoment' anu the family bereavement was
inc aeatn OF EAR Oowiey. hate ID married
70 the non. FREQ wellesley. VINO Old not o.
come her husband Till he had deserted and
oeen oivorceo from Lord conveys oauentor.
several otner matches arc In preparation Do
tween actresses ana noplemon.
Lord strathnsirn. one OF the greatest and
most serrioie OF the Engllsn Generals IN the In
oian mutihy. VINO iined the ROAD WIN nane-
ing corpses mas now iaiIen into MS dotaee. out
h'cker OF the old lame appears IN Q notice no
mas JUST given In the House OF LORDS OF mo-
tion announcing the short-service system In
tue army as giving short-w'ndeo. pigeon
Oreastec. ana under-a2ed recruits. unnt lor
sorv'co IN the helo'
Thougnt reading 10 now feature OF nearly
eveiy entertainment. ana snotner competitor
Win Irving bishop appeared ~ cnildrens
party given " the trince OF wales on tho Six.
'oontn pii'ndaH OF MS oaughter Victorine.
inc last appeai 70 the Prince 10 that ne should
relieve the hideous misery caused In TINS
weatner oy ortnodox clothes by appearing In
hotten row IN nannels and q low nat.
tns last s.ep IN the iory party on its pain 70
democracy u an attempt TO CAPTURE the press
py social courtesies. A few Journalists have
oeeh favored Win an invitation 70 Lady Salls-
pury's receptions. and the whole crowd OF edi-
tors are Invited TO a Dig dinner on the 10th. but
people say that the really influential men will
| not 90. not caring Tor this offensive form Of
patronage.
Inc last part OF Froudes lie OF Carlyle Ia
nearly complete. IL embraces from 1884 to
1881 ana Will give many pictures OF the men OIL
MAX oheli Is to get fl.5OO Tor the ENGLISH
translation OF BOOK OF social sketches OF Eng
nsh lie. ana called BACK conway and Vice
versa AnsteS are oeing run AFTER oy all the
publishers tnrouen tne'r accidental successes
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Caught Under a Falling Wall.

The stone wall OF cellar at 2.ls6 Second
avenue fell out yesterday two italian laborers who
were digging cellar at 2ls+. 1t crushed and buried
them. dozen workmen began to lift of the heavy
70 help The men were got out unconscious. They are
Charles volto and James Rose Of $40 lOth street
Five OF Votos ribs are broken and both have bad
internal in1uries volto has wife and nve children
man, were slightly hurt by the falling stones.
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Stealing Gree.back. from - Package.

WASHINGTON. July ia package containing
$1,000 In United States notes. forwarded by the Assist
Treasurer ct New Orleans BY express the United
States Treasurer when opened ct the Treasury Depart
msnt was found TO be $4,000 short There were cyl.
dsnces that the had been opened and rsseasd
The loss VIII fall u now investii eating the matter
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F-..e.'s Ds.a.a. Ups. CA,...

PARIS. July 19.-Prime Minister Ferry has
reduced the amount OF the indemnity demanded by
France from China to oo0Ooo franco He 10 confident
China will comply with the demand despatch from
Pekin says that the Chinese Government has offered
SODOO francs compensate to the families OF the
ocer, and soldiers who were killed during the rscen.
LaIg.son. Admiral Courbet. with fifteen ships and
two tOrpedo bOAta, 10 anchored OF FOO.chOM.
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LONDON. July l9.-The Financial Commits
sion appointed by the Egyptian Conference hes voted
unanimously with the exception Of England to reject
the plan for reduction Of tho Egyptian land tax and
the Interest on the Egyptian debt
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INDIANAPOLIS. July 19.-Judge Robert N.
Lamb to-day appointed receiver Of the suspended
banking house Of A. j. @. g. Harrison Judge Lamb
cepted the trust nled bend In the sum Of and
took charge OF ths bank, relieving the Sheriff.
who has had charge since the suspension.
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BIRMINaHAM. July 19.-The 1.0O0-yard race
to-day was by Shook. who had 81 yards start,
Myers being at the scratch. The nnish was exciting
and Myers evidently did his best and looked distressed
when he came IN. The winner's time was minutes
luck. Frederick won the hafmils race IN minutes
seconds and Murray won the three mile walk In II
minutes ~ seconds.
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LONDON. July 19.-The preparations for the
expedition to Khsrtonm by way Of suakm and Berber
are nearing completion. A train OF narrow gauge
trucks carriages for the railway the
desert Rerber have been shipped st the royal arsenal
for Suakm. The passenger trucks will each carry
twelve soldiers and brakeman; They are ironcl:d
vitng AFOREMENTIONED Officers to volunteer for
vice In the autumn campaign In Egypt.
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Mue. N,lsss.'s Cs.esrs.

LONDON. July 19.-Great preparations are
being made for Nine Nilsson only concert in London
this season. which will be given a the Royal Albert Hall
next wednesday. The indications ars that II will rival
IN and attendance the farewell concert
assist Nms. Nilsson are Nine. Rose Herse. Nj Sims
Reeves Mr.. Charles santley, and signor Foil. More
than 400 seats have been booked already.
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a Knock.Dowa Political Argument.

HARRISBURG. July 19.-During q heated po-
csl controversy In this city tonight between John
Cocklin, Democrat, and Horace Burton. negro and
Republican, an encounter took place. - the reaut Of
which the coored man II now lying In precarious
dtion. Burton was Knocked down and kicked until his
been arrested, and will 30 held to await the result Of
Hu IA I'M "a
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Assress,o. Will Besla this Week.

Secretary Teller. John Roach. and Capt W.
L. Sims Of Virginia. whose speech In Danvle fol-
lowed bv the riot in that city visited the Republican
National Commt'ees headquarters yesterday. Score.
tsry Barker was In charge Of the State Committees
nttee will meet Tuesday. The active work Of the
aggressive campaign will he begun at both headquarters
this week,
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A Negro Lyuched.

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. July 19.-Henry Burk
tcolored). who attempted TO assault white GIRL wss
captured last night in the garrett Of old house and
placed In jail. 4 mob at midnight took MIN from the
Jail and hanged him to tree IN the street, Ihey Wen
bred Ave bullets into the body
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America. Cattle 10 Ds.aaA.

LONDON. July 1.-the Marquis Of Lorne will
introduce Lord CsrlIngford. Lord Privy Seal next
week deputston who IN favor Of the Importation
Of healthy cattle from the Western States OF America
through Csnaaa and who WIN .how him that ths farm
the OF the States from which cattle
sufficiently strict to prevent tho spread Of disease
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LONDON. July 19.-Lieut. Schufeldt OF the
American navy after visiting the Queen Of Madagascar
at Antananarvo and obtaining valuable information
hss reached the west coast Of the island. He WAS
corted by several hundred men.
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Victory for tho low. ProA,ol.,o.,.,..

MUsCATINE. Ia. July 19.-The first trial under
the new Prohbitory law in this county resulted in
victory for the Prohibtonists The defendant James
Wier saloon keeper. was found guilty counts
and was nned on each to the full limit of the law The
case was fought inch BY inch by the sslnsn men and
pending sgRnst others wer rs0pened his saloon to
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rWO HUNDRED KILLED AND INJURED.
Train FIlleA with Exeursasnssts Thrswn
Uswu - EabaAkment.

PrrrspuRaH, July 2o.-Intellisenceh has just
been received from Canton. Ohio. that train
on the Cannotan Valley Railroad. consisting Of
sixteen cars and containing the employees Of
Auitmans agricultural works and their fami-
lies. who had been pionioing. was wrecked last
evening two miles east Of Canton.
It 10 reported that 200 psrsons were killed
and injured. The wreck WAS caused By .
broken frog. The whole train left the track
and rolled down Q six-foot smbankmsnt
Shortly before the accident occurred another
train passed over the frog safely.