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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-06
Bonha,n,

BoNuAM, Sept. 5.-IspooIal.l Judge
Scott dismissed the grand jury to-day.
They returned 100 true bills. There
are several noted murder cases SET for
next week.
Professor John p. Nelson was called
by telegram yesterday to tho bedside
OF hls mother, who was thought TO DO
dying. He left on the evening train
for Connecticut.
The vocslistlc combination OF Bon.
hntn will play tonight at Dodd City
for tho benefit OF the Methodist Epis.
copal church. Their entertainment
hero was great success. The COM
pany Is composed OF soma OF tho best
talent OF Bonham. II IL under the
management of Mrs. B n. Woodson.
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San Antonio.

San ANTONIO, Sept. 5.-[Special. l.
The messenger Of the Texas Express
company, who came in from Austin
last night, reports that an tho train
pulled up to Davenport station, II
miles from San Antonio, no was an
eye witness to most bloody murder,
committed IN front OF tho only
store the place boasts OF. He
says thore We're two horses saddled
ana Drldled, standing before the
stnra nltched, and he saw two men
crossed II couutry-lookiug garb, on.
sSsed IN : denthly struggle, and that
VII et once one OF the neh fell TO The
ground and the other nan ran To nus
morse, mounted 1t and galloped Oh. He
hearo che crowd which rushed
up CRY ihs5 the man wax
dead, and that was all he could
say, as the train started off immediate-
~. The messenger this mOrning saws
no brought down a burial oasket from
New BraunIols, and says the man was
stabbed 10 death, being literally dis-
euAGHVeled. fha deaf msn, il bas
since been ascoctainsd, was named
Tobias Riley. His sisyer's name Is
William Smith.
Sheriff Thumm, of Medina county,
VINO killed 0tficar Nigel, was seen In
Castrovilte about noon Yesterday, aos
compsnled By an aimed posse. Ho
sent to the postollics for his mail and
visited his family. Monday has been
named as the day Of preliminary ex-
animation OF Hhumm. The feeling in
Castroville Is very strong and divided,
Ihumm's friends in Quihi swear that
he shall not be brought TO San Au-
tonic for trial.
Plans are being prepared for tho
new passenger depot Of the Arhusas
Pass railway. 1t Is TO DO two storv
frame building, in Il shapa, with tho
ticket oilicoin the cornor and the wait.
ing rooms on oach side, with baggage
room on the further end OF the longest
part of tho building. Eo
stairs Is to be- occupied by ths
train dispatcher superintendent
ana tralnmaster. 4 tasty tower viii
surmonnt the building. It will be ono
OF the most tasty ana cOmmoiious in
tho State, and work will begiu on 1t in
very short time.
AT au early hour this morning a
young man named Thomas Cassidy,
who boards with Mr.. Delaney, on
DlgnoWisy Hill, was severely bitton
py rattle-snake, in the vicinity Of
his home When the matter became
known a number Of neighbors hastily
prescribed native remedies tor tho
sufferer ana by this means possibly
his life may be saved. Hs was, how
ever, In considerable danger this after.
noon, and the limb affected was so
swollen that grave ioars tor his re-
covary are entertained.
A meeting Of the Mexican public
has been called by President Caraenas,
OF the Mexican Mutual society, to
meet this evening ats o'clock 81 tue
recorders court room, 10 conclude AZ
rangements for the celebration OF In
dependence day.
News from Leon Springs, % miles
north OF here. says that Ida KouutZe,
a German girl OF 10 wears, was found
hanging IN her room this morning.
She mad committed suicide during tue
night. No particulars ara at hand
The community is shocked.
Twenty cases at continent smallpox
ara reported Al Helot, In chs county,
by tho county physician, who has
made examination OF them. QuarRa-
tine measures are to be adopted,
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PIrrsBuRa, Sept. 8, Especial. The
excitement ~ running high on local
option. Hon. John M. Sheppard nd
dressed large crowd q. the court
house this afternoon in favor of It.
Captain l.. s. Flstas also Bpoko In
favor, and John Thompson against.
Major John NJ. Richardson aud Judge
Nj. Il. Morris spoke In favor of IL last
night at Leesburg. Tho elsctioD will
be held next Tuesday. 1t 10 uncertain
what tho result will be.
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NEW SoRr, Seps. 5,-Government
bonds duh aud s!rosg. There was an
average business In railway honda
For several dsys past tho streets have
been promised sono important devel-
opnents la regard 10 the Eric raIlw
OF favorable character. II WAS An,
nounced this afternoon that q contract
mai been signed by the Erie ana Ire
ulevelAnd. Columbus, Cincinnati 4
company entrance Into 6inelnnaSi
ever seas roasA TIE HE
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n the field. The conflict will be severe

IN the field. The conflict will be- severe.
1ne entire county being fully aroused.
Terrell seems to rely upon the force
OF numbers, their wealth aud general
Importance. Kaufman stands upon
tne right aud Justice OF her cause.
we are gratitled TO find, as far as we
can learn, that our neighboring coun-
tles are IN sympathy with us. We
tske IL as favorable omen, presaging
our success. We confidently beiisvo
that this election will finally decide
this unfortunate question in Ksui-
mans favor, and that when 1t is over
our entire county will start on new
era of prosperity.
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Gainesviiis.

GAINEsviLLa, Sept. 5.--[Special. -
jay Gould, who was brought before
County Judgs Hall on writ OF habeas
corpus, was discharged. lie was 70.
leased ON tho ground that tho grand
jury who presented tho bill was An
Illegal one. Tao recent decision of the
appellate court invaiidsts3 ovary con-
viction obtained Mt the last term o. the
Cooke county district court, as tho
grand jury was composed OF more than
IL men.
A very heavy rain fell hore this
morning.
Dave Rosenthal, a cotton buyer of
this city, died to-day. Deceased for
merly livod In Brenhem.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Sept. 5.-[Spocial. Nearly
2,sOO persons were at the prohibition
discussion to-day. Colonel w. s.
Herndon led oil for the prohibitlonlsts,
and he certainly made p most enter
tanning and argumentative effort in
behalf of their cause. 10 denied tho
theory That prohibition was uudemo.
cratic and criticized very severely
Senator Coko's assertion that prohibit.
tion would tend to tho union Of State
and church.
Mr.. Conc johnson, who followed for
The opposition, made splendid effort,
and although 1T was prohibitions au-
dienco, no was the recipient OF many
loud cheers Tor his wit and fine ora
tory.
Colonel L. z. Bonner closed for tao
tho pronibitionists. He answered the
points made by Mr.. johnson, and also
asserted that il Senator Coke had
made his Waco speech before the Leg
islsture that first elected him he
would never have gone to the United
States Senate.
Tho election to decide the question
In Smith county occurs next Tuesday,
and il is probable that The prohibition
lists will be defeated.
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Tho Nyeek,a Maddinrs.

During the past week County Clerk
Hin issued tho following marriage
licenses:
y. Askohnczey and Ada Mrs; 8. J.,
Rogers aud Mrs. =. q. Fuqua; w. A.
Carnhsrdt and MIRA. Mary II. Fitzger-
aid; J. l. Klepper aud Georgia Thonp D.
son; Patrick Doyle and Matte Dsugh-
W; \. NJ. McAdams and Jane Bren-
nan; Walter Williams and Josie
Clean; James Williams and Amanda
Brooks; j. l.. Pennington aud M. A.
Houston; A. A. Nichols and Ada Bass.
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EAGLE PASS, Sept. 5.-rSpeeiaLl--
The Rio Grsudo hss been on rise for
several days and is now booming.
The curront IL very rapid and tho wa
ters are coming up with marked speed.
Mexican ancks from the low lands
above are seen coming down. One
passed to-day In the middle OF tho
river containing several chickens and
a dog. No loss OF liio yet reported.
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CLAaxsviLLE, Sept 5.--Ispecisl.l-
BY order Of the commissioners court
before the dedication Of the
new court house a. tenn.
pie OF justice, a county bali Ia to DO
given In Il on tho 10th instant. The
management 10 In tho hands Of compe.
tent committees, plenty OF funds
raised, eve ybody invited and grand
time assured.
The new court house has Just been
completed and accepted. A 5000 Get Of
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CROCKETT, Sept. 5.-Ispecial.l Tho
large two-story brick building on the
corner OF tho public square has been
converted into a hrst-clsss hotel by
Messrs' Collins Il Gregg, aaa liz being
furnished throughout with new and
elegant iurnlturc aud will be opened
on the 10Th instant, with Captain l.
Caae ~ PROPRIETOR.
Mr.. Bud Rice got hia arm caught In
steam gin yesterday and mad IL
badly lacoratsd, from the effects of
which ho died last night.
Partial showers have fallen here and
IN other parts OF the county during the
past three days.
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furniture has been ordered, aud local
W.T. observes that the only thing lack
ing now is heudsomer set of LAWYERS
to match.
The local optionists DO not seem M
all discouraged by the election results
In the west, The contest rageth
nerceiy. Senator Coke has become
immensely popular here with some of
me citizens and has been invited to
oe,iVer an address. II he accepts, he
of time. '''o''
Inc bare walls are beginning to bios.
som with circus posters, and the heart
Oh the small boy Is thereby made glad.
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MARSHALL, Sept. 6.-]Special.l -E.
w. Lancaster left this morning TO,
Piissburs, Pennsylvania, to partici,
pate in tho Phatmaceutica al conYentior
which convensS in that city in the
near future.
The Harrison County Teachers' as.
sseislion convened in this city to-day.
The infant son OF Howell Sims died
last night.
There were 10 deaths ia tho city
during the month OF August, four OF
winch occurred In the Railro III hos
pital.
a poor sick, destitute man wss
found in box car Yesterday morninp.
The railroad officials kindly consent al
20 have him placed in their hospital
which was done,
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the building, which was composed en-.
tirsly OF wood. Tho origin OF the Are
Ia attributed to some bows popping fire.
crackers near or in the building. Loss.
5000; insured In the Sun, of London,
$500. During the excitement some
one threw a heavy trunk from a win
dow, striking Mr.. Simp Wilson on tho
head, ipjuring him severely,
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KAUFMAN, Sept, 5.--tspscial.l--cot-
ton Is coming In slowly. The crop 10
seriously damaged by tho last few
weeks drouth.
Merchants are beginning TO receive
their tell goods.
At present the couuty-seat contest
between Terrell and Kaufman il alb
sorbing every other interest. A pub.
lic campaign will begin next week
and Last TIL tho election On The 10Th.
Both sides will put their best orators
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CoRsicASA, Sept. 5.--Lspeolsl.l An
suti prohibition stores closed this
evening to hear Governor Coke speak
against prohibition, and the compress
was nlled with the most enthusiastic
autience ever given 10 any one speak
ING on the question In this county.
ne opened bic speech BY saylne the
SS S;:ssUr' y g DE p;oc,ssie
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COLORADO Cry, Sept. 5.-Lspe-lal.l i
The examining trial Of j. Il. Sexton,
upon tho charge Of assault With intent
TO murder, upon Wrigh. Moore, OF
this city, has boon concluded and de-
iendanra bond axsd NJ $1,000, which,
up TO this time he has failed TO glvo.
work on Tho water.work3 IN pro-
grossing rapidly, aud will certainly
De completed by tho 2Dlh OF this
month.
County court opons nox. Monday,
Judge Pearson presiding, with rather
y Inll docket, especially In the orimi-
nal denNrt mont.
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THE IEXAS TELEGRAM
TWO DEFEATS FOR PROHIBITION
soted Down In Anderson and Montague.
The Canvass in Wise, Navarro,van-
Zandt, smith and Csmp-Mur-
der Near San Antonio.
The Texas Tariff.
Wills Point,


WILLS PolNT, Sept. 5.-[Speclal j.
The election on local option takes
place next Tuesday, and the canvass
waxeth warm. Senator Kilgore has
made several speeches in the county
against local option. IL was under.
stood that there would DO Joint dis
cussion at the opsra house hsre last
night between bin and County judge
Russell, aud considerable crowd as
sembled to hbar what was to be ssjd
pro and con, but Judge Russelrs fam,
lily being sick no cid not meet his no.
pointment. The lesser lights ID favor
OF local option not he
ing willing 70 tackle the
question, Mr.. Kilgora had tho field
all to himself, He spoke Tor an hour
and halt, maiutainiug that the cues.
ton ought 10 No discussed with refer.
ence to Van Xandg county, aud not ou
Inc general theory that we had takon
contract 10 reform mankind. His
speech was well resolved. Prohihitiou
Is evldently weakening In this county.
Several haios Of new cotton IN town
To-day. Wills Point has received some
- or 20 ba.e so tar this season.
Kew. Z. w. Morton, pastor of tho
Melhodisl church at this place, lost his
little babe yesterday. The remaius
were carried TO Dallas for interment.
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Dallas P,h,,c rahr.r.

A lawn party for the benefit OF the
public library aud free reading room.
VIII be given Thursday evening, Sop
tember 10th, ct Captain Henry Kel-
lers, corner or Ervay and Corslcano
ssreets' Liberal patronage.ts sQ}tbitea.
Is cents.
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WAxAuAcnis, Sept 5.-tSoecial.l-
AT $3.50 this afternoon the residence Of
Sheriff Rybutn Was discovered In
flames. The fire department prompt.
" responded and he'd Q stream play.
Ing In elk minutes, but did mot savs
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JEFFERSON, Sept. 5.-lspecisl. l-Flf.
teon bales Of cotton wero brought to
town yesterday, aud sold al from 8 10
s,s cents per pound.
Aheayy aud sesscnsble rain fell this
mnrriuv
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The l,nrIl,h NINA s,ennrr,n,

Departments Will re.opea with the
whole day eossipn on tho llrst Monday
IN September NJ Lswronce's Commey.
oisl College. No vacation In tbc
commercial, telegraph aud music do.
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PALESTINE, Sep. s -[Speoial.l-Tbo
election passed off quietly to-day.
Rain fell st D O'clock, which, if gen
eral, will cut the vote down to one
half to two-thirds, with full vote by
the negroes, defeating local option by
several hundred votes. The whisky
men are claiming majority of from
50O TO 500, There are about | $50 yotes
IN TINS precinct nearly evenly divided
between whites and blacks, and only
one half of the whites have voted.
None but the aniiG ran hacks during
the day. they having engaged
all oil them two weeks ago-so
the probibitionigts were told when
they applied al the stables. Ths antis
distributed whisky Ia abundance. The
prohihiti0nists are not greatly dis
turbed. They say they nave started
the ball and will sweep the county
next time.
LATER.-It is impossible to ges full
reports from over tho county. The
whisky majority in this pyecincI is
5OO. Tho estimated majority in the
county ia $50. The town ia very quiet
and there will be no public deinon-
strstion.
Mrs. A, W. Gregg, wife of A. W.
Gregg, Esq, died this evening ut 4
O'Clock.
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Wort Worth Locnl Nsica.

FORT WORTH, Sept. j.--lSpeoisl. -
Little barefootod Cupid with his bow
marrow has been holding archery
practices with the following targets
for the past week: b. IL. Harbour aad
5. A. Holt, Josephine Bowlin aud
Matte Wires, J. Il. Thomas AID NJ. j.
Hardin, David Bowliu aud Catherine
Lavinia Coppsga, John l.. Burnett and
Dora Sinerson, j. u. Rlchio aud Roxie
A. West, j. s. Smith and A, A. Mad
dox, Robert Fowler and May Morton,
j. IL. Robertson and Lon Beavers,
Charles Il. Smith and Lula l.. Rlygles.
MosE's MAIL SOLD,
This ovening's Natl contains the fol-
lowing; The Mail, together with all
OF its rights, franchises, notes, ac-
counts, mouios due, etc., has this day
been purchased by Captain r.. Is. Dag
get;, who will merge II into n stock
concern snd soon present IL In an en-
lsrBed and improved form. The SER
vices OF tho undersigned have been
temporarily retained In an editorial
ana business capacity.
NJ. @. HARRIS.
LEoNARD's TROUBLES.
G. Leonard. who w a isiled iast I n,ght
on telegram rem the sherlfl Of Wlso
O unity, charged OF sccepting n brthe.
seems 10 be ABOUT as fpllow,: I,aon,
ard represented 10 an individual who
was arraignot bef,r. n mauIptrate Tor
somo otfonse. thas no G,eSns rdi was
the State's attnrney. md lar &, Se
would have tha cass als,,iaa,, hv ,ho
Justice, Leonard intarneiod. bni .he
Justice would no. viald and Tho man
was tried, convlcteJ and now ho mai; 30
the charge.of ureeniin a bribo AGAINST
Leonard, ''"''-'''
ARRIVALS AT THE MAystoy uorrt.
EA Ollemap. Mavsr,lIa, krksn,as.
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THAI whittier skin Of hen than snow,
ss y ssssr sSSs z ,:'nf rS1:Sa'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-12-10
The Land Commissioners Report.

The report OF Commissions Sparks Is
too long for emit re publication. Most Of il
is devoted to expositions OF frauds and
abuses, Tor which he proposes the 70 flowing
amendments to the laws:
l respectfully recommend that the home.
stead law be 80 amended as to provide that
the public lands Of the y nited States. other
IMAM mineral or reserved timber lands, shall
be disposed OfOnly unierits provisions. aud
that these be strengthened to secure aCtu.
al in~habitancy, improvement AMI C~ultiva.
ton, as precedent conditi M TO the acuui.
elhon OF any rights Hereunder, and abgo.
Intely prohibiting and rendering nuchtory
Tor any purpose whatever any sale or
transfer OF the homestead privilege, or OF
title derived or to be derived Hereunder
prior TO the issue of patent. The law
should provide for substantial and moi
merely pro lorna proofs, and applications
aud proofs should not be permitted to he
maze before any other officer than the land
pficers 0Ithe United States. No change ri
the time within which proof is required to be
thaus appears TO me necessary or eXpedient
but ! regard 1t as OF first Importance that
no entry or application should be allowed
before the actual a%blishmcnt of n ner,
manent residence on the land. and thai
PROOF mould not be permitted before the
EXPIRATION OIL the presCribed period OF five
years from date OF actual entry. Neither
should preliminary APP LEGATIONS OF entries.
uhaccompanied by actual settlement. he
REGARDED As a segregation or reservation az
the land, but all actually u~ninhabited nub.
nc lands should be free TO the appronria.
ton OF any bona ide settler actually ea.
tabllshing n home upon the land improyinv
II and making Use Of it for his subsistence
ana the support OF his family or denend-
entS' IN requirement that actual homes
shouIu he established and nermanentIy
maintained on homesteads taken up under
'he act' should be made imperative and
eNaSions oil the law, or u merely construc'
i've compliance with ito proyisions
should york an absolute forfeiture Of the
homestead privilege. The sale Of relIn.
w Ishnents as a matter OF business or
sleSulau0n should be made a penal offeuse
aIu attorneys or land brokers buying or
s.IIhs homestead reljnquishments, or
o'ueT"iSe engaged in specializing in home.
s,''u rlshts, or knowingly aiding in such
ope'Iia'loh' should thereby be rendered in.
.'PanIe OF practicing az attorney. beTora
~; iI Impairment or local land Offices, and
lhhiDlied rom access to the records Tho
second section OF the act Of June TX 1854
Mhlch aIlowsth he purchase ofland- mbrace
IN abandoned homestead entries mad
PRIOR to 1879, has proved u-nopaHgodI,.
pernicious, and should be repealed.
The subject OF and Office lees il ru
"tI.e OF unceasing dispute. The Who'll
systein OF the payment OF public services
W Iees ~ a~ntlquated, cumbrous and an
o,onoHiic"i' / recommend the adjustment
OF the lee system Tor entry on publ;c Ianas
ana the substitution OF fixed sala r;es -
registers and receivers, !"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-12-10

The widow OF Gen, |, J, Mcdowell il very
iii at iiillsboro, Ohio.
Ex-Congressman Aldrich Of Chicago died
OF apoplexy at Fond du Lac.
Congressman hrnot Of New York State
is said 10 be worth So, 900 900,
Joseph Pulitzer, editor 81 the New York
World, was arrested Tor libel at the ip-
stance Of Mayor Grace,
Gen. Lew Wallace's mission" to Turkey
turns out to b0 a mission to sell torpedoes
to the sultan Tor an American mauuiactur-
ing concern.
Miss Edith Minturn, q distinguished New
York society debutante, is neiCe Of Mrs.
William Aston. She is tall aud slender,
and her face is ravishingly beautiful; her
eyes aFe dark blae, aud Swallowed by rich
masses OF bFaWn hair.
About $50 msfBbeyS QftheC hevalier Bay
ard c~emmnndery Of Chicago Knights Tenn
plars, together with other ~pronaLspt Ma.
sons OF Chicago, held a banquet &c the Is,
land hOteliu honor Of the initiation Of SEN
atoF Logan into the order OF knights Tenn
plar,
The lato V. =. Hoyss ~ Burlington, Vt,
is reported to have left 81, 500, 900, ~ Of
which goes to his brother, julius Nogos 81
New York City, save $40, 900 left hiM IN
trust by his father, which he bcqueathcd to
a slater, lie has one more sister living there
aud "A nephew, who 10Y purpose to con
test the will, aad have retained Judge
Luke r. Poland and Henry Ballard.
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Casualty Record.

The Mc0ras cav mill at Bay City was
destroyed by Gre. Loss, Sl5o,O0Oi insur-
ance, 500, 600.
Fire ut sharon Springs, y. Y, destroyed
the Empire block and adjoining property,
including a number OF stores. The loss Is
$50, 900; partly insured.
The following is n complete list OF the
tifit1 ard injured Mt the recent railroad ae-
cident ngsy Missoula, Montana Those
sho we're .~ustab,l. killed or died since the
disaster are. Miehaei I,rch, engineer Adm
). Mofat, aremau; Ton, pevisc, brakeman;
Norman itiea aaa W.A.sm a. AnqtSys,
The stock in tbs mssshant tailoring 50,
Establishment Of l.. X. Armstrong, at Du-
luth. was badly damaged by y fFs which
caught in a wooden partition IN tbs ssaf
part of the store, IL il thought from aa s&'
eIoded Kerosene lamp. Armstrong e-tt-
mates his losS on stock of clothing, etc. at
SIG, ZOO.
A bad railroad casualty happened in
Sorman's cut, half u mile east 81 Nasl,
ingtoa, Pa, on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road. The following are the killed and in.
iured: John Ryder, Washington, conductor
Of the local freight, instantly bilsd, the
remains being horribly mangled aud Sesid
ed; Frank Synder, Piedmont, w, Va, y
Brakeman, who was on ons 81 tho engines
at the ttwe, seaided to death.