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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

The ympa,hybf tbs Maplsson Opera
Com panv for the tdow Of the aniortunate
basso, 5ignor Lonbsrdelli, has assumed o
substantial shspl il the stplowln tub-
ecriptInn int: j. |. Mspleson, 5000; Au-
toni, Galass S151Erresto Caracciula, $25;
Adeltna Patti, Sl5d e .oe,to Nicpiioi. y50;
7. Ingelo and wiA 500; Madame Dot'i,
$50; h.tp ka Gers. tiardini, $1,000; Elsge-
do Vclnl, 800; Lug Ardii, $50; Earico
8rlherubini. $50 Ade Anton $40; Mia
Bnchi .Fior,D. $40; rlstite. ver,nri, slU;
@. Franchi, $50 A Cnaldihi, 80: Il iss' l =,
Sicconi, So: CountE ,cnareif SO; .ahan
Oounz j Lamber'enI $40. A benshr VII
bs given tae widow Ihenthe troupe reacbt 8
Now York, whereL om bardtllt was well
known -[Alta Califnia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
New Mlk,s Police Torco

New York, Arl lin the cause of the
inquiry into ha police management
to-day, Anthod Oomstock said he thought
hat prior to th|presert district attorney.
the office was aforrlDt ~ the police de-
GA rtmsnt now il Coms'ock animadverted
severely upon " administration of Die
triot Attorney Helps.
"You are a bslavolent and infamous
llar,n shouted Jhgs Rassell, Jumping to
his feet and shaAlg bis ist In the witness
ca :,
Come, comel this won't do" cried
Chairman RooseElt, and Judge Russell re-
peated his ass .rbn. He Rf erwards apol-
ogized for his di}iay oftempsr
D. J. Whituey&gent Tor the Society Tor
the Prevention dUrime, testified that he
thought The polid gava away" The raids
organized upon gambling saloons, ana
therefore no arrels were made.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
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FmplOyment of Women

a Correspondent OF the New YORK relc.
gram gives some intersting facts comphet
rom statistical pampulet puoilsaed re
Gently 10 Spain, tor the information o. th'
Cortys. IN which All effort IL new ctinf
made to-psss sNlsw edRttiips women TO Tbs
telegraph service. - :
~ Q postal aud telegraph ,sryice ere women
Since 1880 tie pOshl order service In GTea'
Britain has been iulrusted to them, and
even iuepectiun, which has hitherto DOLLY
been performed by men, ia now done BIZ
women superiuteuients and their assist
ants. France employs N the poslel ard
Telegraph service 044 women; in 1881
s wltzerlau6 had 40 as ttlFersphers ard So;
10 the postal departments. in 1888. Italy hao
in tho telegraph office 6S2; Germany em
pl,ys women exclusiveiy 10 receive aud dts
D atch kilograms; While Austria. Holland
Belgium and Russia are all ioilo Ing II The
same direction.
The following gives m idea regarding the
remuneration which they receive:
The smallest annual salary paid 10 women
empio, cd ~ these services in France is 500
frencs: the largest within Paris, 1000 francs
outside, 2,700 francs. Promotions range
FRI m 100 to 200 francs at time Dwelling
light, heat, etc, are also provided i0r, SO
that the salaries actually amount To O25 10
5000 traces.
In Spain women are admitted to service
after an apprenticeship Of six months as
auxiliaries, with salary OF LIS pesetss
Official telegrsphers inspec ore and direc
tors are paid from 2 2l0 to 6 $50 uesetne,
Su erintendeDts r; ceipe a compensation st
high as 1850 pesatas. They are entitled &c
peI sion after ten years. nervice, in Case Of
ir firmity.
In Switzerland women receive salsrie;
ranging from 300 TO 2 900 trancs as Il lagrg.
piers; ttlephonists 10 centres Of popul ton
receivl 50 francs pei month. Postal officials
are paid from 500 90 4 coo francs year.
In Ib,ly Professionally appointed women
receive 60 centme5 for every despatch until
ihsir income reaches COO traLcs year, and
20 centimss for every despatch 5ey ond that
amount,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
4 STALKING ARSENAL

Elmore Graham, young man hailing
from the ",tnrk and bloody ground" hecteii
known as the STATE of haptuck>, arri7ed
in the city Thursdsy, srd that evening pro-
coeded to take in Dallas by gasight. lie
wound up a. the Coliseum theatre, afu
whle he was pranclng srounu
Officer Gates discovered that mis-
person was adorned with y couple of SIX
shooters ard pair of knnoks, TIE cfiicer
ierked and inReed him 90 searching him
al the station house two god watches and
$3.50 were found on hi, person. he was
fined $50 in the city court yesterday moro
ing, whica he paid, going his way poorer
INT "A wiser m8u
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The OhiIsufferers.

CrscrNNArI April The Baker county.
Kansas. corr for thebhio river food sui
S.rars was formally dtiyered TO be- rsliei
com mittee appointe6y the chamber 81
ann m.rce. The chbiber was decorated
with designs used oDthe cars conveying
The aoru. Spec Chez vic made by memb ers
of the relief con.mitt} and of the party &C.
companvinR the trip. The sale Is An
nnnncad tor to mNE4.
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A Falling Embankment.

PtrIsaURe, Pa, Amt ll.-This morning
at 10 O'Clock while eight men employed AZ
Blait's nrick yard we're digging sand from
the hillside at tbs head Of Forty. fourth
street, the bank cavsd in 5urying Samuel
Rs,lin, aged 81, and william shearnd, aged
10, under several sons Of earth. NoLw',h-
standing largo amount Of looso earth
threatened to c)me'dowu, the ethers Wen, to
work with Is will t5 rescue their compin-
IONS, but when they were reached, faliy an
hour after the soGideat happened, bDth
we're dead The bodies were badly crushed
aud it is thought death resulted instantly,
Both mon were unmarried.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

Eur.uLA, i n, 4rii 1.-THE Greek
TROUBLES are virtnnl titled. Checote and
AZ, ecbee have cppc lad to aoide by the
decision of the sscretal of the interior and
advise their gu, ,porterto do 90 They ara
hnsb Greek delsestss dWashirgson uoder
Pxrfymar's administrator, and have final.
" coepte6 the situa
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A Rioter Indicted.

-CfEciFrArr, April Il.--One man who
broke into Pickeripgs hardware store
during the riot wac Indicted BY the grsnd
inry bnt nor for riot. The charge is burg,
isry. Judge Mathews directed the granu
iury to Withdraw the indic'men for muir
der IL, this first degree until the pending
legislation affecting capital cases De DIS
osed Of.
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CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE Commercial,
Gszs.tes Nav Lexington, Ohio, specsI
says Wiili,m Bloomington, joan Oar.
ran, Robert Dsrran and William
4lakely, IN trial for assault with
intens to XII a. IcDevitt. the druggist
recently moebed and naitrs.tad' ss. ae-
hut gully Of sssoult and battery.
Blakely's seDtsi,cs was reserved IA De al
slready COW ced OF mAnslaushter for
lynohing Rickje. The others were sentenced
100 days aad fne 200
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Damage by ROOD, ia California.

SAN FRABCIsc), Aprit ILL aavy rams
continue throughout tue st,te. Fhs S)uth-
crn Pa,iii, track Though S.lsi-i calyoa
is ag,in ssrlonny dlnasad by WGshou,s.
A. Newnal Lhe &oi-y- tcaGK was washed
away in different piacAs. The passengers
who leis for the essE vi. the soutaeel route
Tuesday ana Wednesday last retained
here. General Manager rogae esys 10 wi |
take four 6av- - make tho necessary re-
pairs. At Ffesno cycloni demolished
several bindings
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CLEBuRNE.

viCLrBusrE. Aari,1i.-fSprcis I'VE were
a siled b; 4 vs,y hard rain this naorniug,
nd In. orosrec are TOR csptinua ce.
The distrct cur. adj burned Wednesday
to convene a.ain M,nday
Tbs grant j,sry ~ in sessinn and II is
thong are working mcstly 90 the fence
cu,tina tfauf lee
Frm reports the fscss OF Tuesday rig :.
did not do much damsge in tbis sec.ion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

PlTrsBURa, Aptil H. Ossian Terbureb. a
rising young attorney and son OF Dr. ). b.
Tsrbe rgh, committed suicide this evening
by swallowing pru,ic acid. No cause is
signed for the deed.
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Slckeuing scenes About the Deaf
rrap-Bodies Recovered.
Mlscreants Cause q Frightfal Railway
Wreck In Ohio.
A Falling Imbankment Adds Anoth'
Chapter Of Sorrow.
Floods Dsvas'aie California, tansip
Much Damage.
Other Chronicles of Sin and Sorrow.
"Details OF n GhnstIy Decd.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE DAILY News
Mnttoou, Illinois. special gives the ioiloN-
Ing additional detsils OF the double MUIR
der OF the egsd Fleetwood couple. The old
iblks slept on the first hoor and married
daughter, a small ohiid and tue hiren
man, James Winklebach, slept upstairs.
All retired cary. Tbs daughter Wa
awakened by hearing Winklebach goif &
dowo sinirs, but deed oil She was again
awakened oy heaeing sounds OF blows
truck in the o1m below. but went to
sleep ugsio. Shortly Afterwards she
was rou,ed by the smsll OF smoke. when
she cal cd 10 tba hired man mat
the house wss on hire; bo toid nee 10
lump out the window. She raG down t'irs
aud found the bed in which her father aud
mother lay on FIRE. Winkieoach, At her
l,os.st, went reluctantly to arouse The
neis IA bore. Shc ext. peuishsd tho flames and
found the sged couple with their throsts
cut and heads beaten IN. Winklabach was
suspected. He bad blood on his trousers
aud wore cleSn shirt, though he had on
a soilsd one WHEN he retired AZ night. The
we'll was pumped dry and his axe, covered
with blood aud h air, found at the bottom.
Winklebrch ptric.ly asserted his innocslee.
murder a The sheriff started With
him for the jail at Charleston.
A crowd OF 500 who tad collected at the
scene threatened 10 lynch him before morn
inr. The old couple had no money in the
house aud no reasons ARE given tor the
crime.
A later dispatch from Charleston GAYS:
The sheriff got WirklaDsoh away from the
crowd vt the scene OF the tragedy and
landed him safely in jail there. A revolver
which Winklebach nowledges Ia bis was
found with two chambers amply. lie Il be-
lieyed that he shot Mrs. Fleetwood with it
before crushing her heed with tn e axe.
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FaDEaALsBURG, Nip April 1.-THE body
OF Mrs Oesel,a Bush an aged womau, Wa,
found 10 % thicket near her residence yes
terday. TIE skull was horribly Crusned
add her throa. cut from ear to ear. There
IL no clue to the murierrrs.
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raE SPRINGER INVESTIGATION.


WAsuIssr0g, April III -CPtess.l-P IL,
Wood " ard coatiau-d ms ia,tlni juv Osiore
tho soringsr cam al Tee to-day. lie sara
there was a gent,ema az IN th's c " wac GOT
$500 for calling on sanstnrs ana rsprsss rts-
fiyss from, the sou hives. and eecurlus their
signstures TO thu psttion Tor su Increase oil
the Las Vegas snd Viniti route. All bot
two signed IL. Oie c3ngfessnAa ssli 20
the gentleman: "fhis 10 wrong, out the
nos,n Ier.gensra, 10 no. 10 j enough 20 do
IL and l. will sigD tho pstltion TO oblige
vou A mau whOsa name y on
the p.per told witness ia had no
conception OF tina Interested cost brought
about by their ipi,usnce. fae total sS'
popses TO the government. OF bSs vegas ma
Vnita Tor nearly three years Mas sDnui
s3OO 600. and tna revenue tor the same
nerind anon, $500 rne rolts was about
T26 miles iong WIN scarcely eav offices on
IL. aud portion oil IL through wilderness.
Snmetitaes there would uog be a slugie Let.
ter In tho malt nag.
.Did YOU not carefully e. over the evil
dencs YOU Obtained On this route before the
grand jnrs2' asked Sprlnget.
~ was before the jury on thta rou eHoou'
halt an hplr aud IL Juat snort ilnt eA
plained the evi1ance rs pest cnuld. Many
questions we're asked, soins by Genrs. blits
III had been responsible wonid nave
STAYED before ihai iury week TOT cDne!d
cred the rou tue strongest Que thH SoVera'
ment had, Bliss however 0ssumrd the re-
sponsibili,v of putting he evidence osior'
the grand Jury and supposed he kne"
Uhat eyidencs he had TO present that gu iu'
>, dictment might b. secured whether ths
failure to secure an die inert was dus u
the grand Jury or t. the tnanuer II puttipt
the evidence before u npnt Know
Ia ausx or IT, AN inquiry Woo1wsid sale
he furnished the eyidrncs vary nag ~ oeEie'
etatL Mi
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Fatal Collision.

ALLENTOWN, PA , 8 prii ia freight ard
c1al train colIided this morning on the
Lehieh railway. Jacob Deter, fireman,
WAS killed ana The other hands injured
Two etgi rs snd u numosr OF cars were
wrecked. s'
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A dsE or INTERNATIONAL CoUR.
rESY.

MsHIsoroS. April ll.-[Prcss l-In-
'ornk lou has been received here OF ine ar
rest " tat United States autho rifles At
ksylVest of n Cuban named Aurelio May
OIL lho arrived AZ that point yesterday.
rhetrest was based upon u telegram nom
the loYernor.gsneral of Canadnto, the
spNrkh consul at Key West sayiaR that
Hnyk was coming 10 America 10 Kill him.
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no he Tt.AN !. rERREp.

WASHINGTON, April IL [P'sss III 9
Of the convict, L. Il. Redmond, from the
state peuitentiHry NJ Anburn, New York,
to the South CsroIina peniSei tisry as Va.
inmbia, THIS was dane AZ the request o.
Senator Butler and tie districs attorney:
Redmond was notorious mncushiner ana
killed several men WAC attsmp ed TO arrsst
MIN. He was fnaily surrounded by q
nasse aud III, rally shot To pleces. H. Is
crin6led unabls 10 york and carries seven
hni,rts in bis body His genersl heath is
ran;d, Mailing in the cod climate ~ An
hnrn ana he will be removed houth wherv
tha climate Is wsrmsr and he can DO cared
lf,r hv hia friends n NJ.
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Tryl.s 20 Bride the Jury.

BuyYALo, April 1.-THE sportl0g fratern'
ity Of the city Is eagerly awaiting ths scion
OF the grand Jury now Ia s+ts'on. R'oent-
ly largo number o. gambling dens have
been ia operation and have on several oc-
casons when notified by the
police closed their games. The
society for the prevention OF vice have
10 the meantime kept a conltsnt watch on
these places. IL IL generally understood
that their csses will DO presented TO the
grand Jury Tor Indictment. H. Is reported
that leading gamblers, fearing indictment,
have ben attempting to bribs a numbef Of
tbs grand Jury. Thete fscts reaching Judge
D.niels' eais, he advised the Jury
OF the penalties prescribed for such
acts, also the penalties Tor q member OF the
prand jnry allowing himself TO listen 10
such sdvanois without reporting the facts
TO the court. The indge plainly gaze the
m u beIs OF the jury 60 understand that
tao law, II violated IN their casas, would bo
Tigidly enforced. Tho jury retired aud
shortly after returnei with document Civ:
Ing the names oil those VINO had attempted
TO tsmper with them,
A num zee Of arres.a will dosbtloss follow
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TRAVELLING MEMS ASSOCIATION.

The local members ofthe Travelling Mems
associatiop, are making extensive prepera
ti0Ds 10 pnte,t4 The Trave lngmen's union,
which convenes 10 this ci v snme time in
Nav, at which time an effort will be made
TO II mite the two organic !tious.
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PROTESTING AGAINST - POST
MATTER.

WAsursoroS. April il.-[S )eoial l-rhe
reaubiioAus OF Hli olunty gre mug pro-
tssta Ia tne ssast. a .sinst w. Woods con.
flrmstjou as pJstm,ster ut Hiilsboro,
claiming that he rssid =; sa,rmsn.
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Sr. LOUIS, Aprii ILL ,tastadvicss from
the (Ntv II aex,co ssv " ,ronbls over the
stsm, ACT 10 practicallytf'lsd, the goverr-
ment having agreed . Moderation OF the
cct "a that only goods ually sold shall
be STAN ped. Is
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LITTLE r OK, April H. Henry Carr, one
at me Howard county rioters, was again
convinced Of m urler n the first degree and
will be hung Juue 25'h.
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I rELEGRApH COMrANY,s CLAIMS.

lWAsHrssroE, April IL -[Press I-Dr.
Marvin Green made an argument before the
horiso committee on post. tices and post,
roads TO-DAY 10 opposition 10 theSpnstal
teIasraphs. If, however, the government
dstsrmined 70 epter Intn the business be
thought it ought to buy exisiiag lines and
MANAGE the work exclusively in its OVID
Vav. He also said 1t the senate committee
Iii became law, the w stern Uni9p COM
nsnv would not geo sme bidder for the con-
traos f.,r which that measure provides. hut
Tint II thu ra'es oriRinailv proposed IN me
sdontsd. then the Western Union would
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DosTos, Apul H. Letters havs BEEN
received from Captain Morrison ~ the ship
"Rsnief," Loot ~ the Pacific D an Janu.
nfy the 80, near VI al Island, ule ~ tue
Marshall group. Wnen this sci went
among tbs breakers thu natives r'me on Ia
hosls md took the captain aud orss ash0f~,
fifteen MILES from the point OF zoe wreck :.
Tiers are fifty inhabitants on tha ISLAND
governed by Q king. The natives were
very kind and did everything Tor the COM
fort oi tho ersw. Some VI them can speak
Enellsh. They learned IL from traders
The island IL three miles long ANA 20
miles from the nearest mainland. The
nearest land ~ tho Phlllinine Islands.
The fourth day AFTER the arrival,
Captain Morrison sent the second cfiioef
aud four sesmen IN "a boat 10 see IL they
oould obtain assistance by runnink across
ship or steamer. The boat was sghted by
the British bark Oa,slne and taken TO
Ssgon, where tho news Was Immediately
ielegrsphsd. Tho letter received was sent
In this boat At the time tho letter was
written every BODY was IL good health. Mrs
Humphreys, OF Bstb, WIS well. The crew
OF tho Rainier consisted OF twenly-seven
men. Balls had been taken from the ship
aud formed into tents, In which the parties
live, Captain Morrison being royalty enter.
tanned by the king of thu island.
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a " ciffEoran ADr,t ll.-[P l--Rspre-
eenfs}iva WnrHr rapctsd fsom ire com
mItteo on psnsi,ns. boun' Y an RACK pay
nil providing thst every persrs ~ csy
fIsfI IA the pen<ionfAw+ vito sFrved fAr 2
neriod = three mo tins nr m ~, VIII, has
"a honorA bio di,0ea~sse aid y no rfc,ivt9g
perston ar Erestrr Pc 6icp IA ~ tro :.
s. ixSsun = woonts is3ary q d'sse<ss
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knw York, Anil ll-Asiarss taI'uve'
for M o - weesiptita Ulf ~ Stafts 175;
Ususds, SO, conli trsA ~isdit7 s1AO previous
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The bolssmic healing and soothing r-oP
ertiss of Samaritan Nervine are sonttaipe
~, aryplOEs
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TnE WEkKLY nERALD THURSDAY APRIL ~ d "a

thought n M The eull,s parry, Ne brui ?
men q lncl sbsI nssf ibs hflasg 500
wfsbohfi loosr The outside spikes ~ tht
rails. Tie tools zoe found to-day In an
adjoining good shed ossiully covered With
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ARailway Horror.

DAYTON. O., April 1.-THE wreck on the
Little Miami division # the PanhaUdls
road at M,sma river bridge. eight mics
eaDt of this city laat night was Tho uoss
complete ono that has occurred mere IN
years. The train consisted of an engine.
happsea oar, two coaches and sleeper,
The engine aud tender crashed fhTouGh tbe
bridge into the river and was c0mpl teiy
wrecked, while ths baggage car, COACHES
and sleeper rolled down u Nv n;y FEET em.
bankment on the Opposite sids. roe Dag
gage car ia complete @rscs anu the re-
naincer of ,he cars are paoly cTusneu
AT the time OF the accident the tram was
rnnniug at tls rat OF thirty miles on bonr
ana fell IN the dpudly trap Wi,hnut TN In
stsDt's yarning. Eag ueer John Thomas
ard fire az Johu o Cornell Of Alira went
do, n in the ruins oftns eoglne. The tor
mer was killed outright. being horr blys
mang e.. and scalded, while the lstter 10 re-
portsfi dss,i to-day. He was terribly scald-
cd md bruised and was uncooscious when
taken rom the wreck. Conductor Pierson
ana tnp other employees escaped with
sl,sht inilries except the b8ggaga MISTER.
"a Cooper and express MESSENGER San tn,
who were in the baggage car when throan
do WI the ombans ment and both were
f,s,,ly bust. <fhs accident was c.ussd by
a I.,l dispiaced on the west end IT the
bridge. Toe road authorities state that IT
is cies riv he work OF parties who Intended
robhs-ry or had grudge against the road.
Had tn rail peen removed = lew fest far.
the o. the bridge, the whole train would
have hscn hurled into the water thirty feet
below sna none co,li have escaped. The
rail- was RI msved 90 the toHth o. the track
nearest .fs narrow gauge road, and III.
engine ana tender fell on this half
bridge, destroying il end the track.
and rendering the passage Of trains
Impossible for several DAYS. Frezir, the
mai wejyher, who was on bosrd. st4tss to-
dav that he btlieves the wreck enforceable
to track repairers who failed 10 fas,en the
hot. in the sit last evening, bat his theory
Is not gan. rally supported H. said that
he realized IN an instant that tue train wss
IF he rick and warmed The passengers
sit, ing next TO him to TOOK out, We are
potng on.r Il was the w0rss place on The
,iyieion excepting the Day m and Western
bridge and IL u word-rfnl .hsi no more
we're killed. The passenger and Injured
mpioy a. were removed TO x MA as on
50 possible. To-day ,rains are run over tire
bridge as usual except onthe Marrow
Gauge.
Z rrR-Ds,ec i've Murphy, o. Columbus,
" - nsre to-day aud has beet ds sred BY
| thr P.nbsnoie to iprref on tss or mins'a
I xho Wrecked iae train. Tns ev'dnrca is
! ros L Y og3inst q N n abcnt 81 yeafs Cd
I; 80. l uoI ina As5as Dsav. 70 stafi1a ut IN
early hour in the evening. and who 4
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Quick Acting hd Sure.
4 nave kuoln single Benson's Cspcine
Porous PlasteHo cure s,istica"
y. Ii, ALLEN, druggist,
Naw York
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BALrTMoRE, ApFil II II
Providence. .....s...0 ! OF 90 LIB
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