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New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Irr,.i Tainscave NevYork Via D .brj'sci ani Ccis1
Sire,t Ferries aa follows -.
aA"4 q. :, aud p. M anl ? night euniySsl1
80 llmteO AMI 10 a. nj 4, u, Z AMI pp M, end ~
night. AM nn ciid q iss. : % nm a..
Trims leaving NeN.york daily. euapt sunday go
sijoano ilna m, |, 2. T. and p conpccth no
ton tor camden, .. 49,.
Rotrunr traius leave roitsf stait1i phlNepilh IAN
ai5 32U l. i,l5 except Monday ail, 100 sA ~
- ami 10 ~ Vinitei Nsptev I ~ ani e2lMTAt
T. !, o. a. $50 40 fltj AMI ~ u NJ. On slnawil.t
3lh $40, 4, lb s,ana ~. l. i5i90 fimlieh stg Ig
and ~ y. ~. Leave philaiopin Wis ,amien, NV -
Tctet onces iii. tin. ani pa nr,e tvsv Aaer nsss
and tunt of pea,,uA.ea ani tnlttnit StnetA tvers
a.ni nrookl,n Agnes station, uo9t a' ,Ifs,evsNs fs,vNws
rms,nnt Ticket once M tst,et, la,e asi vs''is e~
len -. a. A.. . A., ., AN
base aae ttem hotcls eni residences . go.
tienrlai Manager General rassf Afsas-
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCIiOR LINE.-U. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
"a GLASGOW via. LONDONDERRY.
furnessa. oct H. T. DevOnia. NOy l. 3pn
Bolivia. - a. N lchOria. = ~ a.
cabin pas stg 500 - 80 secont.cass. So
FOR LIVERPOOL AND az EENSrOWN,
CITY or ROM .Saturl ~. Nov ],
FOR LONDON VIA PLYMOUTH,
AUSTRAL. saturday, oct IL,
saloon passage. $50 20 500 secOndcass, $40.
Stecrigc either service tl5.
. UI-NDERsON DROIM Ek-. AgcnL.. J B0wllnE Oreen
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after ct: Y: ls3.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Iids cave N.w York Via DssbrJsaes and C0rtant sres
Feiries ~ follows
Uatibnr2 Pittsbnrg the West ani south with PalnAa
Palace Cars afaGbef. a. ~. ALI, D. lay NeSfH<
and chicago Limited Of par0r Dhnc smoking and sleep
ing Cars. ats q. M. every lay.
Wll,lmsp0ft. Lock Haven. a. NJ IN. Cory AMI frsS
M conneciing 10 CORY foT IltEsSe Petroleum Cenus
and the OH Rcgi0ns.
Baltimore. Wash,n ami the South I1i,oi wWhlug,
E,pr.ss' 0f Pullman Pai0r Cara daily except sunday,
a. arrive Washington i:ej D. ~. REGULAR st e:ao ~
AMI $50 a. - .3:i0 AMI p.D. ant I2 night. sunday.
Clja NJ, 9p M. api l2 night
tor Atlantic CIV except sunday. iflb y.
For tape Nay. except sunday. 'l:lO NJ
Long br1rcn Eav ead Junction and ntermciia,e s,a:rs
via Railway AMI Amhov Ala AM a. IL noon, tlh ooy
II A-bntv ParkD
Batsp Broo.yn AnnCx connect win al r1n N frn.n
Jersey titv. arOrlug speedy aud dsect transfer m'
BrO1slvp travel
Trains aniyeFom riitsburz 20 and ll:2os NJ 7So ani
ln."0n. 'hilv AMI :. N. d9y eNca9t Monday. fra
washn ION aud Baltimore. $50 and o40 q; NJ l;29 "a
35n 5;31 900 and 1905 No.. sunday. $50 tW
anf ln0j D. From PaLmjre s;2u " q
From pnlalenhis $50. So 40 SO "se"p, MOussg s
40 7.i0 500 g:2o. l0:nj 1910 y m and l 900 -
sunday A.j0 20 5:Sj .: o. 7Oi ll:J .. mi o;@o, 'Ss
anal IN
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xNEST SHORE RorTE.

WEST SHORE KOTTE. ,,,a
w MA WESi SHORE of NJ nsoN hNtE.,,ss
Al except iiih NJ, train leave West s.ls,. .w'66r 66cr
and hesbTOas,s Ais stations lia n o., IRAN raw w
West ild Al uny, -.
chicago 10 y H., .se M Pullman sleel 'Is through
perol 'ioa. ~. 300 spm Pullman ',sspss,s ',ssps,.sr -
O. N, 5;jo, \ y. IN. sleeping sni paIor ,aFs in'SS-
syracuse, 7i.t, 'lOa. IN; -A;5l -ah NJ.
ttica 7ilO, Ia lli.O a, nj 500, .sr n .sx ssA
,5isNh and Albany. 'I;lo, 10. ll.Ja nj go ~.
N;w6urg ami Kingston, $50 1000 ii':oa m- ~"'''
sS.5u. $500 y. M. ..a.m M
Hanllon L,ndon 10 a. m. .e:JO. - p M iosV"~
- y. m.
III icl cts tables perof or shcflrs ~ Peus
ti,,s q, iuIoIn alton ~ pk on Jefsy I'VE Iremt
H. station: WobokeD lib Wasnngionst Brcc,ys ~ aL
81 Annex offce foo, Fu,D New York ,iy ,yxlsd,
S,i, nin ga broadway S37 Jth.avc. lbs Esss -
1884, Bowery Pcup. r. n. stations foo, oi Wesi "a
Drsossss ais and West shore station foot OF
Dsgraxc called for and checked from hotels anu wv
oi.ess can DO 'ei' MTSRY MoNErr. q en- Pass ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

NEWSHAVEM rNS STEAMRoATG9s ,Ia sTEAx ~
PECK slip, Pier No. 80 T. y, at p M -
special trains FOR MERIDEN HARTFORD. sPRIx6
FIELD HOLYOKE. &c Tickets soil snd baggage ckAksl
at JfJ Broadway, ". Y, and Conrts; Bro0hlyn ExeI
sion 90 New. Haven and refnrn u ID.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct ino 10 the S0uth oi France.
NLW.N AND 30 iDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU LEONIILE " eine- lav Vow ~
CHA rEAU LAFIIE j. Wcdne day NV l2
CHATEAU Y HTEl .............. Wednesday. Nov. 20
frOn rrentic sStIrss' near Walst. Perry, Brooklyn
Travellers for France. SPAN and Itay. Pyreue,s Pau
Nicr g. viii time anl expense by iakin this line
First CABIN including n 80 10 500 second aDin go
Stccrage s2j. For passage apply 10 -
J. LIE BOTLANGTR. 80 Bcaverst
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NEw-yoRK AND LONG BRANCH Nm

4 VFNNNFiT'"ITf w n
nthiis1 Va View hhfb at aui l.siftlsaNsst
a.,,., ,..,,,, ... frha a hpad MT f,s.t tihss,,r
LEAVE NfWil uhh, DNfNmeHNlns Df fssl -
,,tg, ~, ssalh Ng9es,, ,s rNi \ ues'l,as Aa. hsa fi
"A a ~, Va, rens nni sla pai a ~, IsHJ h, ia
fet Ma,iw,a' 10, va tap" { n,,t,s, Hn, soa tu
"a" \ ~, itA ..SS Gal S'A sis .sst~
70. i@i i Isss Ist1 ~ rse@ Il l. III oo,. IAN. ,n
T. NJ. Sundays 4i5 d ~, J. ni, VIA PM nssxus1
h'hi = az an. As, 4, t.3i 5ii ~ saNasss lsI
Beach spring Lake sea Gri Point Pleas lnL &c, via pAE
delphla and Reading RR. 800 7ijam, llA 4OA hlskG
SUNDAYS not stopping at Ocean Grove Asbry PaI l0l
80. .. m, via Pennsylvania RR, 4il5 800 a. m tASa
'ln ain, - IN. sundays mot eioppns 40 ocean Grovs
Ashuiy Park, il5. a. M, p. M.
For FTsehOld via phila'ielpha and Reading RR. 50
Iom, River and Bapegat via =. e II. RR- u iV
m. lIj. i.so p, m For Toms River VIA Penn. aR, 4
9"ua For Vincan BtidectOn. Atlantic Guy Ac W
Phill. & Reading RI. li5 p. m.
III Fi,S BLopCETr e. u. HANCOCK, ]. n. WOon
q. T.. T. A r a H. 4, p A
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
- TRAINS ZACH WAY wEhkn DAYS AND o.
pHis; . ~ NEN-NOrk.

DOUBLE TRACK, The Mosr IMPROVED E9rif
MENE ASD THE FA>rE>r IIME CONSIST
ENr WITH ABsOLC1L SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

ERIENDS' SEMINARY.
IL East iGt,tst end I.ntheriur Lplafe
For both scgcs. Tor circulars Apply "a; >emiia..
MISS NJ. BLACKWELI.S School for Chill
Nl dfrn with kindergarten rcorcl'i sept L. AZ 10 tis
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Bost and the East. Al rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily >undays cyccpe To Boston
am. (paror ear attachen and lOp m with palace
sleeping cara. SUNDAYS at Id (with palace sleeping
NcwnOrt leaves Grand Central Depot at
arrives at Newport 1875 D. M Parior cars attached
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIvIsIO,

TIOM Ilrl No. :. NOTth KlVPr. Va NtnIV TiOOA.
COMMENCING OC -. 1884.
For ArTAN HIGHLANDS. SEABRTGHT LONG
BRANCH LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER BARNEGAI
etc. at 400, pm.
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gnsirurtion.
For Y oung Lldiss-Ji.v.
RIFNDS' SEMINARY

r OF Oun2
ERIENDS' SEMINARY.
For both soscs For circulars Apply al >cmfaY. -
MISS NJ. BLACKwELL'S school fof Chil-
~ drrn with k"''rs'r''" r''r'a'' sept L. '' ti'
MODEL kINDERGARIENSs ,,- hoo.
SEMINARY I%r T"G f's'i Gf'Ks'fiSS'pSHRGARrnN S'S ZEN rEAcHERs
P sU % Nsns TcEcE r G Ka Am s% Pnr, S%r sa'S
OF the kindergarten Gnie ne kersar's n hs o,sa m
America. etc. etc.
MISS WARREN. II West 47th-st.-.Young
.n SS, saS o ss Boys :ri saro
masters.
MISS COMSTOCK-Nos. 32 and - West
arlnon nc1rTr as"a anH pay school ynaset studio
",s r IG n 'Sy %c 1.' Of ,al Gs viii Give
The OF historical lectures Miss co"sOcA home after
MISS J. +. WREAKS. $50 Madison-ayc.--
M 1,s ncsrHs sa Dy 1Si % p 'N'
MISS s. u. DOREMUS.
aae. I AMI 81 iiT children ' october r J. -
NIME. DA SILVA a. MRS. BRADFORDS
German 0sr "srn Mrs and Sfds" bay for
children. Nos IL andi7 West 5s's, NewYork, will re-
limited elias, for lr STy pcgn' september
DARENTS DESIRING TO have their children
method audit ioonshy veprlars@ r the higher classes
1I,sSiS iiOLI.hDAY TurrIR 20 West iM.st.
CCJIOOL FOR BUSINESS EDCCATlON.-
- The OLD reliable Packard totgr hrs rcopen Tor ail
bnsInrss and rlpy ncd ibosc who apply atopce
may secure seals bnf IA will ic well not 10 delay eau ths
week. Take the elevator NJ $40 Eiu'IWV
:. = IA'NNhii i''r"'"''
CEIECr SCHOOL and kINDER' AklEN,
- No 81 East lOh.si. Rcopcns Montay sept y" Mnsc
and languages extra MRS. " :. PARKER frncipM'
SCHOOL REMOvAL.-MissE Z. l.. ROBERTS,
- fnm,rv of Bccvilc, y. J, viii open October iay
school Ior Young ladies and children 20
% EAST 1l~i-sr
rI'IIE MISSES ROGERS'S English, French ard
,lrrnan scool or young ladies' aud chdrea, 20 West
3sth.st, ieOpenei sept. 10
Musical instruction
4 NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
IA No EAST lirHS 81, 3dc1rs east Of 5llI'ANE.
chartered IN 1853.
GRAND CONSERVATION or MUSIC
N ~ the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
PLAYING TO GOOD BUSINESS.
Boston Theatre Employe Makes a sHit."

BosroN, May Phillip R. Guinan who
has been employed as a stage hand al the
Howard Athenanum for some time, has
recently inherited from maiden grand
aunt in county Tipperary, Ireland an estate
valued at Gj0,0NO. This property belonged
to Miss Olivia Baslcy, and Philip r. Gui-
nan is the nearest heir to it. He was born
in the South End in 1851, being named
after his father Until his 18th year he
attended the primer school on Common
street, after which he joined the Morris
Brothers minStrclS and travelled in differ
ent parts of the country until 1869, as a
song and dance artist. He has technical
knowledge of the stage, utilities and every
thing behind the curtain.
After severing his connection with the
Morris Brothers, Mr.. Gunan resumed his
old trade of paper hanging here in Boston
He is a married man with family of two
children, one girl and one boy. During a
conversation last evening between the acts,
Mr.. Guinan said: "Yes, believe | have
been left something by relative in Ireland
1t amounts to about $250,000 in United
States currency. ] expect to go across the
water about the lst of June, to look after
nv business in the land of the shamrock
Oh by all means, | shall come back to
America again. One of my greatest aims
is to settle down and enjoy American civiIl-
Zation for what it is worth. am willing to
pay for the comforts and advantages of this
great western world the same as every one
who is able, and | don't have any idea of
Staying in Ireland, no matter what my in
hcritancc NAV he.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
PossoNEB ceFFEE
Aduifssatoas OF tho Easarits
Drink.
CHEMICALS USED FOR ooloalna.
Startling Discovery Made by ae~ yok
Sanitary 0Gcsrs--M GRADS Il
Coffee Coiosed and Poisoned
methods Used.

NEw YoEE, May &-Sanitary SaYeriD-
tendent Day, Of the Health Dcpartneuf,
yesterday presented to- the Commissioners .
report, embodying the results Of an investi-
CATION in regard to grees coffee. which hsd
been adulteiated by dangerous eoloring mat
ter. 1t was learned ths, green Gautemala
and Maracaibo coffee hmi been taken 10
two mills in Brooklyn, and had there been
treated with coloring matter, 30 as 10
make them resemble Government Java.
This deception has been going on Tor
wears. The officers Of the Sanitary Bureau
procured samples Of the eoloring matters
used, and also Of the unroastcd beans 80
treated. They found that the ,oloring mat
ter contained both arsenic and lead; also,
chrome yellow, chemically known as chrom-
ate of lead; Prussian blue, known to
chemists gs ferrocyanide Of potassium; yel-
low ochre, which frequently contains arsenic;
lumber, venetian red, lampblack G drop
black, gum arabic soapstone, and charcoal.
A careful analysis led 10 the CONCLUSION that
every cup Of coffee made from the colored
beans, which are put upon the market as
Java. contains one-six,ieth Of a grain Of ar
scnious acid, which is yirulent poison.
II was further discovered that Rio coffee.
which frequently has dull gray color in
the bean, is placed in large revolving cyl
indcr and is polished and colored by being
treated with mixture Of chrome yellow
and Prussian blue, which combined produce
handsome green. Some Of the dealers
who handle these coftees asserted that they
were no, aware Of the poisonous nature OF
the coloring matter used and supposed that
whatever was dclcterious in the chemicals
would be volatilizcd and destroyed by the
roasting process. The chemists who made
the analysis, however, say that II requires
mn almost white heat to destroy the arsenic,
but even then the lead will still remain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
dangerous walking Match.

BgLAiR Ne, May i-Wm. REYNOLDS,
machinist at Cecil paper mills recently
got into an ugly predicament He went into
what is known as the stuf-chcst-a large
iron tank in which q set of arms revolve and
keep tke'pulp agitated-to repair some part
of it, While there the pulp was turned on
and the machinery started by some one not
knowing that any one was inside. To keep
out of the way OF the revolving arms Mr..
REYNOLDS was obliged to walk round and
round, the pulp meanwhile pouring down on
him. He walked and cried out at the top Of
his voice for a long time and until he was
nearly exhausted, but at last his cries were
heard and the machinery stopped. At this
time the pulp was waist deep, and Mr.. Rey-
nolds was covered with it from head to foot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
THE MISSING STEAMER.
The Latest News Regarding tho state Of
Florida.

Florida.
LoNDoN, March i-ltis no olongcr doubted
that the ship which was signnllcd by th
Ci,y of Rome saved some IL not all on boatN
the State of Florida. IL is calculated that
the disaster occurred on the 18th inst, at
which period the wind was blowing
from the east Boats would driil un'
I'll rescued They must have been
lauched because they were SO liked they
would not otherwise have toaicd That
the boats were without gear or oars Is rc-
garded iavorably ss indicating the rr>cuing
shin secured oars and gear and allownd the
boats 10 drift away. One is life boa, No. l,
the other n small new boat not nunbcfcd
The owners are of the opinion tho
State of Florida struck an iceberg
as the captain Of the State Of Pennsylvania
rcpcrts ice III the region in which the State
of Florida is SUPPOSED Ia have been nj IN"
time of the disaster The dynamite theory
is moi received with any favor whatever:
The inventory shows the cargo was shipped
bv two well known firms, and oil small
packages on board are accounted for. De
iectivcs reported awaiting for the arrival Of
the vessel were scekingto arrest an cmbczElcr
suurosed 10 bc on the vessel The next
news concerning the fate Of the vessel Ia
awaited for from America, where IT is sup
posed those who were rescued will be land
ed. The Captain of the City Of Rome cx.
plains that when the ship displayed the
signals there was little or no wind and tho
flags showed badly and were difficult u
read. The City Of Rome passed the shiP
rapidly withou, replying to the signaLa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
A BRUTAL MURDER.
A Negro Kills Hi, Child While DrunI

4 Negro Kills His Child While Drunk.
HARTFORD, CONN., May +.-Thc usually
quiet town of Windsor is greatly excited to-
dav over the horrible case of child murder
there Yesterday. Alonzo Anderson, color
ed, the slayer of his child, has long been
known as a worthless drunkard. \ few
years ago he met Teresa Ba5cock, colored,
and they have since been living together as
man and wife A child was born to them,
and subsequently Anderson married the girl,
The couple lived in dilapidatcd hut, and
Yesterday the woman left her husband and
child there while she went in search Of food
for breakfast. On her return Anderson had
disappeared, and the child, a fve-year-old
Girl. was found on the bed dead with three
horrible gashcs on her head. Shortly after
Anderson made his appearance and was
taken into custody. He confessed his guilt
but appeared wholly unconcerncd. He is
thought to have been suffering from deli
rium trpmcns when he committed the hOr-
rible crime
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
SIN FOUND OUT.
A Rahy Fnnnd Alive in n Box.

ATLANTA, GA, MAY 4.-Mr. T. I. Jane
son, of Ellerslie, Harris county, reported 20
Chief Palmer, of the Atlanta police force,
that while leaving this city last Saturday he
noticed small box wrapped in paper lying
near the edge of the sidewalk, He got off
his buggy and picked up the box, but sus-
pccting It had been placed there as a catch,
placed it under his buggy seat unopened
When within mile of home and fifteen
miles from the city, he met some friends
and decided to examine the contents of the
box. To his aStOniShmcnt he found a newly
born living girl baby, wrapped in shawl
He took the infant home and had II properly
cared for The child was to-day placed in
the hands of the County Commissioners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
New TARIFF sllL
The Proposed sab.situte for the the Sforri.
son Bill.

EEOROScu
son Bill.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The following Is
the text of the Converse substitute for the
Morrison tariff bill:
Section l. That sections ,, 3, 4 and 6 Of
an act to reduce internal revenue taxation
and for other purposes, approved March 5,
1888, be and the same is hereby repealed.
Section 2 That manufacturers of chemi-
Gals and chemical and pharmacy schedule
preparations shall be allowed to withdraw al
cohol from bond in quantities of not less
than ten barrels without payment Of inter
nal the revenue tax for manufacturing pur>
poses under such regulations as may be pre-
scribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury and
like privilege shall be extended to persons
desiring alcohol for mechanical purposes
Section 3-There shall be reduction Of
ten per cent Of duties which now are or
hereafter may be provided by law on all
merchandise imported into the United States
from any foreign country In vessels Of
American registery for period Of not less
than ten years from the taking effect Of this
act and until otherwise provided for BY law;
provided the provision of this section shall
not be operative until such time as requisite
notice may be served upon foreign Govern
ments, under treaty stipulations, which the
Executive is hereby requested forthwith to
serve, and until such period has elepsed
after such service as is provided for in such
treaties, at which time or times as the case
may be, the President shall issue his procla.
nation giving notice Of the taking effect
thereof
Section t. That the rate duty on the sew
cral classes Of wool hair from the Alpaca
goat and other like animals as now classi-
fed by law shall be restored TO what il was
on three corresponding classes at the time
of the passage of the act to reduce Internal
revenue taxation and for other purposes,
Approved March 3 lSS3.
Section ). That sections 2927 and 1929
of the revised statutes he and the same are
hereby repealed, and hereafter there shall
be no abatement of duty on account of
damage from any canse whatever.
Section 6. That schedule &C. of the act
ito reduce internal revenue tax" and for
other purposes be amended and changed in
the following particulnrS:s Boiler or
or other plate sheared or unshearrd
scrnp iron Shcarcd or rolled in
groves, one and one-tourth cents per pound
sheet iron. common or block, thinner than
one inch and one half and not thinner than
No. % wire gauge, one and one-tenth, one
cent per pound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
BRIEF TELE6RAMS.
pyact.cab
land slide at Dover, \. II.

u, n " II
b'S lAnu SIUS az ''O''' =;
a Portland Ne'' "olii"H -
A large building at st, PSuI eolaPSe',
Il Chicago convict falls heir to SiOOoo'
A Jealous girl shoots her rival at BaItl-
more.
A theater emplOye at Boston falls heir
to$250,0O0, = -
The "ola eiulrd gets Z refsseseatstive
fom Illinois.
A Cecil Ne, mechanic has a wonderful
escape from death
Rcbecca Francis, Of GreenpOtnt, l.. l.,
suicided with Paris green.
E NJ Scott. Of Eagle Grove, Ia, Mrs. j.
\ HYDE of Rockford, ILL.,, and Jacob
Mcdonald o. A.hance u, were among
yesterday suicides,
The hurklrhrry crop IN the hre-9nrnei
districts %. P,nn,lN IVAN" Is destroyed Loss
very heavy -,
John N"r,k "i New 1orN ' wni'' aTGn"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
SLIPPING SAND.
A Railroad bridge Goes Out In = Lasd-
slide.

A Railroad bridge Goes Out In lasd-
slide.
DOVER, n. H.. May 4--Soon after .
freight train had passed over the ncw rail.
road bridge Of the Boston 4 Maine Railroad
over the Cochcco River landslide occurred
which causcd large chasm under lhe rail
road nnd wished the foundations into the
river. making complete dam. All bot one
Of the employees were gone 20 dinner. The
remaining one, the engineer. standing by
the hoisting engine, Was carried with tbs
engine completely across the river. aud bad
narrow escape from being killed. The
bridge is rendered useless. and The loas "
the railroad company will be quite large. A
prominent engineer places the damage n
twenty thousand dollar. The bridge can
not be repaired for some days and until
then passengers will he transferred at tho
Washington street bridge by carriage. hsoce
10 the depot, aud vica vera. The river
rose three feet, then washed out psrt Of The
obs,ructions in the river. No further das-
ger in regard 10 the river rising Is feared.
Fears are entertained for the roundhouse.
Abbo,t's icebouse and other buildings on
the brink Of the river Dover has not had
such nm excitement for years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
Killed In a Rnr FnctnrY.

NV YoRS, Nav A terrible accident
occurred Saturday morning at the box
factory of Reeves 4 Church, on Green
street, Grecnpoint. Edward Baldwin, an
employe. sixteen years of age, while in the
act of oiling a portion of the machinery,
had his clothing caught in the shaftng.
His endeavor to free himself proved una
vailing and he was dashed against thu floor
several times before the machinery could be
stopped. 1t was found necessary TO cut
some of his clothing in order to iberate
him. He was then in dying condition,
and lived but few minutes thereafter: The
remains were removed to his late residence
No. &C Java street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05

PORTLAND, ME, May 4.-This Afternoon
Mr.. Emery and wife arrived in this city
from the West on their way TO Gray. In the
Eastern depot Mr.. Emery left his wife for a
few moments to see about his baggage.
When he returned she had disappeared
The police have searched this afternoon and
evening. but can find 10 trace Of her. The
woman has heen insane, previously, aud, II
is thought in an insane ft wandered TO the
wharf and was drowned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
KEYSTONE OUTRAGES.
Work of Desperadoes In Pennsylvania Yes
terdRy.

terday.
KrTrANNING, Pa, May 4.-Thc reported
encounter between the Haynes brothers and
Dan Mitchell and sheriffs posse did not
take place. After the failure of Officer
Stcvison and his assistants TO arrest them,
the sheriff. posse fifteen strong started
after them, but so far has been unable to
find any trace of the outlaws. 1t is reported
that they robbed store at Cochrans mills
last night. Vigilant committees are form
ing throughout Armstrong county and II
the outlaws are captured they will he Iynchcd.
Last night Officers King O'Shea and Staiy
attempted to arrest three brothers named
Skclly who resisted and in the encounter
which ensued King was shot twice in
the head and O'Shca and Salcy had mar
row escapes, each having a bullet hole
through his coat About twenty shots were
exchanged. The three Stalcys were ar
rested and are now in Jail, They hav" the
reputation of being desperate men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-05
Not Going II Blind.

PARIS, May 4.-The Debats approves of
Ferris attitude toward the Egyptian con-
ference. and says the task Of the conference
is TO confirm the prior sgresmeat It fur
ther says it Is necessary for Eagland 70 de-
clare al her ionsbefore ths coafereuce
meets,