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on hand Apri p, 1855 =.

on hand Apri p, 1885,. 5 6,5SSS
CIR.
BY amount of warrants
paid account general
fund ..........,... .,S2O0, 56O.e2
Balance on hand see. 3,9l2.52
By amount of warrants
paid account water
works ........ ........,.. lS,90o.43
Balance on hand 800. 2l7.S
By amount of warrants
paid account special
school ........,,......" 1,0I9.65
Balance on hand .. l,OiOO3
| BY amount of warrants
paid account school,. l2,99l.49
Balance on hand .. 25SA
| BY amount of coupons
paid account 10 per
| cent ....,. .,..,,........ 3,4l5W
Balance on hand. .. 5000
| BY amount coupons paid
account street improve
| ment. ............-..,.. 2OOOlO
| Balance on hand 5000
| BY amount of coupons
paid account 8 per cent. 10000
--
S2i6OOlS9
Total balance on hand
| all funds....,....,... b,5o3,ZO
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The belt line will take you to the
door OF the new skating rink, in the
Cedars.
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WANTED - LADY AGENTS We
w have the best selling line OF goods ~,
aQueen's Protector" S i stocking and
Skirt Supporter, shoulder Brace, Combines
Hair hustle and skirt Supporter, Safety be ,h,
Gossamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress hhlelos.
and other goods for ladies' and childrehs
and an agent can't fall 70 sell something IN
every house. We have 500 agents mnkint
Sl0O monthly, We have ", 81 and - outn.al
with either OF which an agent can maze e
cep, wages. Address, with stsme -
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1t 10 self.evidert that physician SGJiiI
partiruiar attention 20 a class OF cases AttAizi
great SKIN, ana physicians In regular prae.i8
~ over the county knowing this, frequently
a, where ever known appliance Is resoTtss
20, and the proved good re me dies Of "
ages and countries are used, whole house N
Nsei for oince purposes, ana AZ are treated With
81 N 81 a respectful manner aud, knOWlot
shat IN do, no experiments arr made. On 90
e1Ulnt Of the great number apn'yiug, thf
-hsrges are kent low, often lower than l. "a
CnApdcd hg Others, " y0u Fceufe the sNil snf
ut speedy and perfect iiff curc fhet Is tne
ir1p0rtgnt matter pamrult. pavgl, ssEl
EoanV fouress free.
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Texas 81 Pacific.

GOING EAsT--T. d p. DEPOT.
No. S04-St. Louis Express. ......." $40 A, ID.
Leaves Union Depot. ............ 9:l0 A. N.
No. S6--Local Passenger. ......... 3;l0 Y. Nd.
No. 306 leaves Union Depot. 800 L. NJ.
San Antonio Express arrives. 1923 =. M.
GOING WEsT-UNIoN DEPOT.
No. B0l-California Express arr. $40 Il. M.
Leaves Union Depot, ...""...... $3.50 Z. NJ.
Leaves Texas & Pacific Depot. $40 p. M.
No, 305-Local Passenger, arr l:65 A. d.
Leaves, .......s.s........ .'ssl1'l0 e VA
Leaves Texas & Pacific Depot l2:25 p. M.
No. l53-San Antonio Express,
leaves 7. & I. Depot .......,.. 6:5h A. M.
Nos. 8O5 and 800 New Orleans Express) run
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily.
Nos. S04, S0l and 306 take meals at the Union
Depot Nos. lA and 1853 connect at Fl. Worth
with trains TO ana from Colorado City.
Missouri Pacific.
DALLAS AND DENTON.
Accommodation arrives. .......... 1900 noon.
Departs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,..... l;VO r. NJ
GOING SOUTH.
81. LOUIS Express arrives. o.66 A. ID
st. Louis Express, arrives. ........ 1000 T. M.
GOING NORTH,
81. Louis Express leaves ......... lO;25 7. M.
81. Louis Express leaves. ...... e;lO a, NJ.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
consumption, loss Of appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price
10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by J. H.
Williams ~ Co,
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RAILROADS.
ANEW RAILWAY TIMR GARD.
Houston 8 Texas Central.

GOING SOUTH.
No. Anew Orleans and Galvestori
Express daily .................... $50 A, n.
cent Sunday ...................... LASS p, M.
No. New orleans Express daily 6.5oP. ID
GOING NORTH.
No. S-St. Louis Express daily. 9:D A. M.
No. n-Mixed TO Denison except
snndayl.... 'Ini idae e N
No, I--Ht, Louis Express (datly)... 0:O6 +. NJ,
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Bed : Ridden for Life

But thanks TO kind Providence, Iva
directed TO It's use, and my life and
health have been spared me. II my
means would admit of II, l would never
be without II In my house.
have recommended It to number
hf my friends, and without exception
they have all been wonderfully relieved
and cured. ! give this indorsemen
without solicitation and freely, for the
benefit Of the suffering ones OF my sex.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. ANNA RAMP.
send for our Treatise on Female disease
mailed free. Address
TIE BHADrIrIp REeyLAroR 90,
Box q. Atlanta, Ca,
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BE Economical.

Use chopped feed, fetten your stock,
and save money. Send your orders to
Felton's mill.
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,, 5IH5 marriage GUIDE. , piSI

Elegant cloth and gllt biading. Sealed ioflt
csntsin postage or currency, over MY VOC
isffdl pen pictures, true 30 ne, articles On VI
allowing subicctli Who may marry ? who neta
WhyR Proper ageto marry, Wh0marry nttN
Manhood, Womanhont. Physiral decay, Wht
ahONld marry, How lie ana happiness may d
Increased, Those marrlad OF youtewplatinl
r91rryi1r should rsfg g. q unrTt go BE- reie
81 all adult persons, men Ksui unuer lock and
tsy, Popular edition, same As snnvs, but papel
a. poathge.
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Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by j. l.. Williams h Co.
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JNoR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS To-
II cation at 6lg elm street For partlcu-
lars, apply to Fine, Very Fines Auction
Rooms, may2tf
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Angora Goat Herd for Sale,
Thoroughbred aud grade animals,
now located near Jacksboro, Texas, for
particulars apply to Henry McElderry
NJ. ID. S55 ST. Charles street, New Or
leans La.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE,
Il 5Tooms, good clstorn; centrally located
rent low. Apply AZ S07 Wood street, near
ger Bros, may8.2 q
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EoR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
II front room ON FIRST door; southern ex-
posture, with or without board; near business
center-No. 90 corner Bryan and MRstcn SITS
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Tor STOCK sold Tor nScNl year
ending April 20, 1883 ,;....... S53S 70
J, G. ARNOLD,
Chief OF Police.
City marshal's report on gas for fiscal
year ending April 20, 1886;
June 4, 1881. No lamps lighted west
of Sycamore street, except one on cor
ner Elm and Murphy streets.
TURNELL.
July %, One lamp not lighted corner
Lamor and Commerce. TURNELL.
July 20. One lamp not lighted corn or
Akard and Young streets. PRYOR.
April 4, 1885. All lamps eXtinguished
at 1880 a. m. CORNWALL.
April 5. One lamp not lighted at cor
ner Griffin and Collin streets.
April G. One lamp not lighted corner
Griffin and Collin streets.
KEENAN,.
April IL. Two lamps corner Com
MERGE and Field. CORNWALL.
April ID. one lamp not lighted cor
ner Field and Commerce streets.
PRYOR.
j. @. ARNOLD,
Chief of Police.
CITY marshal's report on dogs inn
pounded, released and sold in fiscal year
ending April 20, 1885:
Total number lmpounded ......,..,., 81
Total number killed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -,
| Total number released ..,,............. .., y
Total number sold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Total .............. Observation-Disclosures. IN
Received ON % dogs sold ........... SIS .
Less pound expenses ..,,..,t...,.... 40
Leaving balance OF $2S,55 which turne,
over 10 city treasurer,
&C, ARNOLD, Chief OF Police.
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DOR RENT-CoTrAGE WITH 7 ROOMS,
IT No. 1906 Commerce street; also house
No. 1925 Main street. Inquire at 1911 Main
street. apr6-u
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE
AND STRAW.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
TEXAS, OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMAs-{
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Total balance on hand
all funds. .......,.. 6,5S3.29
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Assessor and ColIoctoria Report

Leaving balance OF s2S.5 which turned
over 10 city treasurer.
J.C, ARNOLD, Chief OF Police.
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EOR RENr-CoTrAGE, THREE GOOD
II rooms, besides hall, Kitchen, servants
room, stable yard l20xlSl feet, shade trees, on
line street raj way, being 1913 san Jaolnto
street; so per month. LINDsLEY & BRAD
FORD, TS5 Main street, upstairs. mch8lti
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N ANTED~AN EXPERIENCED AND
w competent travelling salesman TO rep
resent tobacco factory In North eXas.
Address \ HERALD office,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CIGARETTE Smokers who are willing 10
~ pay a little more for Cigarettes than the
price charged for the ordinary trade Cigar
ties, will find
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NAI ANTED-EVEKY ONE TO KNOW
w that we can furnish In reas enable
time any kind of help male or female, old
or young. Orders from distance will re-
ceive prompt attention. IETELLIGENCE AND
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 600 Main street, Dali
las. Texas mays lw
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-31

The many friends of Colonel
Frank S. Owens in this city and
county have been highly gratitied
lat the manimity with which the
/ press of Central and North Eastern
Kentucky has endorsed the sng-
eestiln that he he nominated by
l4he Democracy for the highly hon
orable position Of Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Certainly old Mason would
he unanimous for him, were he to
consent to the use of his name, as
he has always been simon-pure
Democrat and liberal with his par
ty. We all know him. to be a man
of high character and of spotless
reputation in all the walks of life,
and as sound, sterling, energetic.
business man, he has no superior,
The friends of General Buckner and
Colonel Jones all seem to be for
him, and his nomination is assured if
he will consent to make the race.
His business engagements, howev-
err, are so extensive that we fear he
will not be willing TO enter the con-
test,-Maysville Bulleton.
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A $1,000 Biblical Reward.

The publishers of Rutledge,s Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards In theil
Monthly for January, among which il
the. following;
We viii give $1,000 to the person tell.
ing ns how many verses there are, hay.
Ing only three words each, in the New
Testament Scriptures mot the revised
edition., by Jan. 10th, 1886. Should
two or more correct answers be received,
the REWARD will be divided. The
money will be forwarded to the winner
Jan. 18th, 1856. Persons trying for the
reward must send 20 cents in silter or
postal notes, (no postage stamps taken)
with their answer, for which they will
receive the Monthly for Feb, iii which
the name and address of the wilmer of
the reward and the correct answer will
be published, and in which several more
rewards will be offered. Adj
dress RUTLEDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Easton, Penna.
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A Question of Benefits.

Fifty-nine of the lis counties il
Kentucky drew more money from
the State treasury last year thar
they paid in taxes to the State, A
very large share of the excess o.
expenses in these counties came
from the pockets of the taxpayers
of the city of Louisville. A very
large share of the expenses in every
one of the counties was the cost Of
the common schools. All of this
means that the common schools in
many counties were supported
largely by money contributed by
Louisville to the State treasury.
These counties are at present of no
possible advantage to Louisville,
nor have they any interest in this
city. To Ill intsnts and purposes
the moaey for their schools comes
from a foreign source. In other
words, self-help in the support of
the schools does not obtain in a
vefy large part Of Kentucky to-day.
Some devoted friends of education
are convinced of the need of more
money for the schools in the poor
counties and in the SECTIONS where
llliteracy prevails, but they are I'M
willing that the people of Louis
vile and of the weather. counties
should be taxed more heavily for
his purpose. Hence their resort
o the plan ofFederal aid, This is
opposed by some upon the plea
hat help from the outside il inju-
'ious. But il Pike County, for in
stance, already receives a large
amount of school money from the
e., from Louisville) and
his is deemed beneficial by the OPP
'onents of Federal aid, why should
urther ontsidn hep prove injuri-
JUS, simply because it comes from
'eyond Kentucky IN Louisville
commercial.
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FASHION MAGAZINE Free.

A large 10 page publication containing III
latest styles, with handsome illustrations o
fashions for the coming season, Artistic Fan,
ey Work, Painting, Recipes and every subjec
of interest to cultivated American lady. Pric,
$500. SPECIAL. For the address Of FIVE Ia.
dies whoyou think would make good agent,
and IS two-cent. stamps for postage, etc,
We will send magazine for one entire year
FREE. Address Immediately.
Fashion MAGAZINE Co., p. O. Box 47,,
BUFrAc, N. Y.
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The Nat;anol pa,t,,.

The National Republican news
paper Of Washington estimates thai
l4S Democrats and 81 Republicans
IN the House oppose the suspension
OF silver coinage, while 80 Demo.
Gratis and 81 Republicans favor it
The West and South are represent.
ed as being practically unit fol-
silver coinage, while the Eastern
and Middle States appear to be al.
most as solidly in favor Of its sus-
pension.
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In his speech in the Court Hous,
last Monday Judge Wall struck 8
popular chord and awoke a feeling
which found rent in hearty an,
blause, when he said that lis idea
Of civil service reform was to ciyilly
request every Republican Office
holder to resign as speedily as pos
sible, and to reform the Offices by
placing good Democrats in them.
If President Cleveland had enter
tanned the same idea OF Senator
Pendletons pet measure, Ohio
would have gone Democratic il.
October last, and Democrats would
have been spared the taunts of Re-
publican Office holders who, despite
the fact that we are under a Demo-
cratic administration, are retaining
their grip on the best offices III the |
country.
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WHITE OAK-Morgan County.

Business lively since the recent tide,
Timber men have returned with plenty OF
money.
The School at this place, taught by L.
G. Davis, closed Tuesday, Dec. 22nd,
with an entertaining exhibition. There
were large number Of people in stten-
dance, who spoke very highly of the per-
formance. Mr. Davis has given general
satisfaction as a teacher in our commune
ty; therefore we take pleasure in COM
intending him as an Industrious and skill
fulteacher, who uses his utmost ability
in the advancement ofhis pupils. He
WI begin a subscription school at this
place Jan. 4th. We wish him success.
2. A. Lacy and II. Howard returned
rom Mt. Sterling this week where they
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d f4Hl 3
Winepark Judahyof Louisville
died suddenly last Friday while
contemplating his Christmas din.
ner. This would not Interest our
readers to any great extent were il
not for the fact that Judah was the
plaintiff in the suitagainst K. +.
Prichard, brought to recover a
large amount Of money which
the plaintiff alleged Mr.. Prichard
collected as attorney and failed to
pay. Mr.. Judah not only failed to
recover anything from M. PricH-
ard, but was adjudged to pay the
latter twenty-five dollars and costs.
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A distinguished Jewish Rabbi OF
Louisville says it is wrong to brand
as infidels those who doubt the BIZ
bic miracles. This iscomforting to
those who refGse. to believe that Jo-
nah swallowed a whale in order to
supply his brain with the proper
amount Of phosphorus.
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Russia must be going to war, for
she has borrowed twenty million
roubles, and her financial credit
must be good, for the loan was sub
scribed for ten times oyer in Berlin.
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The New Years reception at the
White House will not differ from
the usual programme. The Presi-
dent and Miss Cleveland will be as
sisted in receiving by the wives of
the Cabinet officers.
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Senator Mcpherson takes issue,
of course, with Senator Beck on
the latter's views on finance, and is
preparing ain elaborate address in
answer to the Kentuckian's speech.
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e been with stock. They report stock

have been with stock. They report stock
very low.
White Oak isa driving little place Sit
uated Z miles south Of West Liberty on
The main road from West Liberty 10 Sal
yersville. 1t has three Dry Goods stores,
two Black smith hops, one Steam Saw.
Grist and Touring mill, one Church and
one School house N.Y.
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RueKLrN,s ARNlcA yAlNr.

The best salye in.he world for su,., bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rlieam, fever sores, letter,
ehapped hands, clilblaius corns, and all skin
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required. 1t guaranteed to giseperlect Sat-
isfaction, or money refunded Price IS cents
per box. For Sale BY R. F. vinson.
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The buried Nantichoke miners
will never be removed from their
present resting places, all hope of
finding their bodies being abandon
ed. The COMPANY employing
them will recompense their surviv-
ing families.
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We are authorized 10 announce Willard
T. Carter as a candidate for the Office OF
Assessor OF Lawrence county, subject to
the action of the Democratic Convention.
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Foa coMMoNwEALrH,s ArToRNEY

We are authorized to announce HON.
$. G. KINNER, Of Boyd, candidate
for CONFERENCE.-The attorney in this
Criminal district, subject to the action of
the Democratic Convention.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1885.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce HON,
GARRETT S. WALL, of Mason coun-
W, as a candidate for Congress in this the
sth Congressional District, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
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1856 THR COURIER.JOUREAL 1880
A. ohcaaor
LIVING IDEAS AND LIVE ISSUES,
an aHEnF ~
honopsliss, oiigarehisrn, and ths
Spirit % Sectional Btrta.

The cearisr-JeurnAi fIitxar warrrnsos Bal
itof-ln Chiefl, Il thp Acknowledged nenstseaia.
I've Nsutpapsr q me so9th, 4 Demcsrstic "A
Politics. ADD nEst. last. and al the tins u ~
reeueuea 81 he War Tanes as ievls1 % IL
Peefle W the tariff nov In force.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-30

TERRELL, April 27.-[Special. The
Ladies' Missionary society, of the Meth
odist Episcopal church south, held it's
regular monthly entertainment last
night, which consisted of songs and the
building Of light house with blocks by
the children. Each block had word
in golden letters, and on placing it in
position suitable passages Of scripture
were recited, commencing at the
foundation "Christ the Rock" The
children performed their parts well; for
the excellent songs rendered, Miss Nan
ME Harman and Miss Emma Scott are
due the praise for training them. The
society realized handsome collection.
Mrs, $, G.. Fisher has been very sick
the past week.
Gen. John S. Griffith returned yester-
day from the exposition, and says "it is
the biggest show on earth"
Mr.. B. B. Haskins and wife, attended
by Mrs. b. M, Childress, left this morn
ing for New Orleans.
Mrs. j. G. McEleroy departed for Hot
Springs to spend a few months.
r. A. Brown ("Hidi'O, after many
months absence, has returned to his
domicile, having visited the Pacific
slope and many western and southern
states. He says Terrell is the garden
spot of his eyes and heart.
Mr.. P. G. Brown, who winter-quar-
tered here, returned via New Orleans to
his home, Hamilton, Ontario, Cans la,
last evening, He has charge OF large
canning establishment there.
The frowning elements and The
rain now falling will delay splant-
ing. The season is much later than
usual and the farmers have already be-
gun to utter complaints.
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cia' train, are reported 20 have been
KIN 'u, and several nl.Ur, ~ che part v
are said 20 be more o., wounded, bur
mono seriously
LATER PARTICULARS,
The accinauL occurred /, miles below
this city between ! and . O'Clock this
ait,ruonu, Two persona were killed
md several other. nlu-rd, \ special
train, consisting ol q baggage car, a
Puilman sleeper aud two directors
cars, bearing q party al Texas A Pacific
and Missouri Pacific officials, collided
with tho Montaslno accommodation.
Both trains woro running pretty fast
and cama together on sharp curve
under high clltl on tha river
nRuk, the crash was ter
ride aud completely wrecked
both locomotives, but nelther train was
iuilred much. Both engineers reversed
their engines and applied the mir brakes,
but there was no time TO save th0m-
selves, aud they and their hrumen went
into the wreck With their engines.
William Stevenson, the engineer
OF the special trail, received
u concusslOu OF the spuo and was In
lurod internally.
His fireman, Louis Christie, had both
logs torn OH, mis- chest crushed IN aud
was killed.
d'AAAA NhN'HAN " lli tiAA' 'fAAllfN' VI Ait
MOntasauv tram, was thrOwn into the
river and war not hurt. His fireman re-
eiged only sllgnt injuries.
Philip Iulanu, 4 nephew Of Gen Wis.,
tsr, OF tho Texas S Pacific road, aud
connected with the locomotive depart
menL oi tho Penpsy ylvauia railway, W,-s
riding on the engine Of the special tga!u,
and was frlghtiGlly man glcd, Que Jog
being torn OIL aud Ala chus. crushed in,
killing him in tantly.
The other membsIs of the party were
in the roar car ana woIa
somewhat shaken up, nut tho
most -eriously Injured we've
CSGoy. Brown, general solicitor Of tho
Missouri Pacific, who hnd Que OF Hig
shoulders dislOCutGd, aud Gen. W!siar,
WhO was slightly hurt aDJu. the Ubic,
Medical aid was summoned IS
speedily as possible and all brought TO
the city. Engineer Stevenson WAS
tgEguto tho railroad hospital and Gov.
Buwn and Ge!l Wistar are 10 the
Southern hotel,
Tho body OF Mr.. TRl1ud was placno In
charge Of an undertaken, aud that Of
Christie, tho fireman, was loft ut tarOn-
dalGt. The special tram had the right
oi-way, but owing tO % misuudUISlaud-
ing Of tho train dispatcher, Mr. Burns,
the Montana train was not ordered TO
wait til tue specia had passed.
An inquest on the body of raigEd was
held this evening and BurnS was do
clared responsible for his death.