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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

JoNEsBoRo, Ills, Sept l3-The jury
brought in verdict Saturday morning that
W. L. Wilson, who murdered his wife, be
hanged. IT was an atrocious crime, and the
verdict is satisfactory to Che public.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

A Des Moines nergo undertook to de-
molish a forty six pound watermelon, but
gave it up after disposing of twenty-five
pounds An cmitic saved his life.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

winning power that he has given up yacht
building and come to this county.
Lieut.. Hem, proprietor of the Galatea, had
the boat built not only for the purpose of
challenging for the Americas cup but also of
having cruising yacht which would be a
home for himself and wife.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

BY order OF the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee Eleventh district OF Illinois.
CHAs. IL. WHrrs KER, Chairman
MAcoMB His July %, 1886.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

All who desire full information about
the cause and cure of Plood Poisons,
Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers.
Sores, rheumatism. Kidney Complaint,
Catarrb. etc. cen secure by mail, free, a
copy of our 32 page Illustrated Book of
Wonders. filled with the most wonderful
and startling proof ever before known.
Address, Blood Balm Co..
Atlanta, Ga.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

That tired feeling" from which you
suffer so much particularly in the morn
ing. is entirely thrown off BY Hoods Sars.
auarrilla
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

New YoRK, Sept. l3 The celebrated rae
ing mare Dewdrop owned by Messrs Dwyer
Bros aud valued at 81, 600, dropped dead
saturday morning at SheepShcad bay.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

CHICAGO, Sept 13.-A dispatch received
here at BIB Saturday evening says the May
flower was on the home stretch and about
two miles ahead Of the Galatea.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

MILwAuKEE, Sept 13-The firm of Chap
man IL Co, Of Eau Claire made an assign
ment Friday Liabilities, 100000, asse,s
$4,000
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

II. M. Flagler, OF the Standard Oil Com
pany, has erected monument to his
wife in Woodland cemetery, near. New
York, which cost $4,000. 20
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

The banking capital of Augusta, Ga /.
in 1860 was greater than the present cap
ital of the entire state.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

CHICAGO, Sept About 1900 sympa-
thizers with the condemned Anarchists held
meeting in West Twelfth street Turner. hall
Friday night. All the speakers denounced in
violent terms the press of Chicago. and
-laimc' that biased reports of the trial were
given. One speaker said the reporters were
in measure responsible for the verdict,
whereupon the crowd yelled Put them out -
No violence was offered, however Ninety
five dollars was raised 10 assist th, condemned
men in their efforts for Il new trial
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

trine he so warmly advocated while pre-
siding elder of this DISTRICT We should
think they had. Certainly, he is not en-
titled to their support.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept ia letter
from officer attached to the Asiatic
squadron says charges are now on their way
10 the state department against Robert. L.
Whithers, consul general at Hong Kong,
drawn up 10y American seamen. 1t appears
hat the onsulgeneral has been in the habit
Of turning over money placed in his hands to
boarding house keepers, with whom the
sailors are forced TO remain until they reship.
the landlord, in order that Jack may have as
little money rs possible to take away with
him, keeps him drunk until his funds are ex-
hausted. 1t is also charged that Whithers
EFFORTS fee of s. when they leave "a ship
and s. when they reship One
American sailor, TO escape this
fee, asked and received protection from
the British consul general The British rep
resentative took the seaInans money, allowed
him to draw sufficient to pay his board, and
on his reshipment turned over the remainder
without deducting any fees for his services
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-13

4 Ncadviilc (Pa) man claims TO have
recently discovered the secret of temper
ing copper.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
ABSOLUTE BAReArxs

We make ii a point never to advertise q thing
as bargain unless 1t is one-to-day it is not
one, but q BATCH OF Bargains we call your at
tention to- Instead of awaiting the end OF the
season to reduce prices. as most merchants do,
we have concluded to foreg. profits and let you
have the goods III season " hlle they can be OF
Use to you.
the season is at it. height. We are buster
now than we have been at any time during the
season. yet we propose to cut y big gasn In
prices which Is equivalent to saying bargains
In the fullest sense Of the word viii be offered
Center Table full Of 5Uc. Dress Goods I'm
various fi.brcs in desirable shades, will be Of
tered u: soc per yard.
Center Table full Of 75c. Dress Goods in
choice fabrics. plain colors, stripes, checks,
mixtures and bOrdered suitings. will be
offered at 59c. per yard.
Fine Combination Dress Robes. which we
have been selling at Sl25O and Sl3. IS, will
be offered at $lO.UO each.
Elegant Beaded Dress Robes, which we have
been selling at $1,000. will be offered at $500
each.
We hardly think it necessary to suggest An
early call. US customers can readily see that
such al offering cannot fail to attract a crowd
OF purchasers.
n23 WOODWARD d LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
STRIPED VErvErs REDucED.

We are pairing the prices on q few lines Of
Striped Vslvets. with . view Of closing them
out Various lines in rich combinations Of har-
mOnizing colors and effects our reason for
these reductions is the advanced season, and
the small number Of yards each piece con-
tainS
$1.25 Striped velvets now $1.OO.
$1.5O $l.26.
$1.75 Sl.6O
If In need iof Striped velvets you are rea-
sonsby sure Of finding just what you want in
this stock
We also call attention to our excellent
values in Quilted Satins light and dark shades,
75c. and Sl.OO per yara.
Excellent quality Of Inc Black Brocaded
Velvet, for combination, Visites. ETC., usually
sold at $l.75. Only 81 so per yard.
WOODWARD T. I1THROP
Evening star., 1886-11-23
No Paper Thursday.

Those ,cisling TO bring their announcements to
e notice Of the public during the week, ,ca please
bear in mind thai Thursday is q legal holiday
THE STAR uiH not be issued that afternoon. Id
vantage should therefore be taken of to-rnorrows
paper by advertisers ,csiag to arofd he effects Of
fhis hiatus.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

1t Is sincerely to be hoped that the reports
which have reached this city rejecting upon
the conduct of Judge Manning are not only
yroundless, but that they had their origin this
side of the Mexican boundary. Whatever may
have been the merits Of the Sedgwick incident,
the fact that there were many honest persons
In Mexico who believed the worst stories told
about II was most unfortunate for the good
name OF our country. It would be the last
straw on the camel's back to have a greater
scandal follow q lesser within the space OF three
months.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

Persons ren,ittng postage stamps In payment of
subscription advertising requested to send
none of larger denomination than TWO Cents
Those Of greater value cannot be used and will be
returned 70 the senders
Evening star., 1886-11-23
THAsKsorvrsc Norra

As has been our custom since we have been ia
business, our establishment will be closed
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday. November 26sh.
The special Thanksgiving Sale Of Table
Linens, Napkins. Cloths. Doylies. Tray Covers,
Mats, &c. is still In pfUgress. and we are now
distributing the best values in these goods ever
our good fortune to offer. '.Fine Linens lend
charm To the meal"
We shop where we can do the best with our
money; so should you. This trait has been
strongly emphasized of late In our Wrap de-
partment When customer comes in, takes
good look at the stock, goes out. returns in .
couple Of hours, or sooner, and picks out par
ticu!ar garment, 1t speaks volumes. She doesn't
have tosay: 81 have been elsewhere" we know
II. We never had SO many 'cOmebacks" any
previous season. One reason is we never before
had such an excellent stock. You know the
other.
We still have . few LEFT of that miscel laneous
lot of Jackets. marked down from SO. 50 and
$50 to $500. Not all the sizes Of any par.
ticular style
Why not give Christmas presents on Thanks
giving Day, especially Wraps? 1t gives the re-
ceiver an opportunity to get extra benefit
rom It.
Second floor; take elevator.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
GLovEs Fon THAsKserv1se DA

-
Superb stock. embracing reliable gloves only.
The best to be had for the money.
Ladies' 4-but "Perinot' Gloves, in Dressed
and Undressed Kid. opera shaded Only 75c.
per pair.
Ladies' Shut Mousquetaire Dressed Kid
Gloves. in opera shades. Only S1.OO per pair.
Ladies' 2O-but. length Jersey Silk Mitts Pink.
Blue. Cream, Lavender. White and Black Only
$1.25 per pair.
SILK Lace Mtts in Lemon, Pink. Light Blue,
Cream, Lavender White and Black.
16-but length. $2.OO per pair.
18 225
20 4" 25O
Ladies' 1O-but. length Jersey Silk Gloves en-
brOidered Tops. White and Cream. Only $l.5O
per pair.
Ladies' 2O-but. length Black Jersey SILK
Gloves. Only $500 per pair.
Ladies' 5-but. ''Pinked Wrist" Kid Gloves, In
Pearl and White backs. embroidered in Black
and SelfcolOr. Only S1.T5 per pair.
Ladies' 12-but. length Suede Gloves, in White
Black. 4Old, Light and Dark Tans
Ladies' 12-but Gray Suede Gloves, embrOid-
cred In Black and Selfcolor.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Evening star., 1886-11-23

The Star cannot undertake to preserve or
return rejected communications. Con-
tributors who wish To possess their man
uscripts, IL unused, should keep . COPY.
~ No attention paid 70 Anonymous Let
ters.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

If crank Shuler, of Rondout, n. Y. continues
TO follow the President about, petitioning for
oniee In One place and running after him to
assure him Of hts good will in another, he will
have 70 be posted as a public nuisance.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

The American pOrker discredited in Ger
many and France. and American poker In
Austria. What has become of Yankee dipIo-
macy? On, tor another hour of Ben franklin,
Evening star., 1886-11-23

Henry George may not strictly have sowed
the wind, but he let enough wind-seeds slip be-
tween his fingers to raise quite a little crop Of
whirlwind, nevertheless. His defeat for the
mayoralty was attributed by some of his best
friends 70 the way he let the socialists run his
campaign for him; ana now the socialists are
cursing him as a hypocrite and an migrate, be-
cause he accepted their help through the can
vass and repudiated them afterward. The
obvious moral Is that positive qualities win
respect in politics as everywhere else. When a
man is known for what he is, and makes no
attempt at masquerading, even his enemies
feel willing to trust him; but the opposite traits
cost him the confidence even Of those who would
like to be his friends.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTED-BY A CoLoRED WOMAN. SIT
w uation as ,ock In "a q small family; best Of city
references. Apply al ls3l johnson ave-, 18th and
18th ss NV. 1ts
WANTED-BY a REsrEcTABLE CoLORED
woman & place s % ap S chamber an work and pain
Rhode Island ave. NV. lts
UTANTED-BY RESPECTABIE WHITE
good Or S s
9l4 LIST ST., between and x SIS. NV. Its
"ANTED by REsPECTA BILE WHITE
but first-cass families need apply. 1891 lts
"ANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
w situation In small family, to cook. wash and
OH H; ee. cay 'e'''' gwen A'''sS' . '" w. II. n."'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoREp WOMAN.
w gentlemen's washing or family washing to do nj
Apply at SOS 10th St NV. ITS
VXTANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE t;IRI. THE
best of reference given. Address Competent, star
Office. n2j-2ts
VNANTED COOK THE BEST COLORED
woman s she ana stics sr foF family; nndessands
ia H,s, courses wsgeS no object NATIONAL LABOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS CHAM
w bermaids, waters, coschmen. and all classes of
help this and other cities furnished private families
ST. NV. n23Ats
WIANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA-
w tion to take care of horse and drive and make
himself useful ab0ut house; best OF references In
quire at e2S Ath s.. NV. n22Sst*
WyANTkD-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
w German girl Situation lady's maid or to do
sewing and light chamberwork: can furnish best of
city references. Address : s.. star Office. n22-2t'
WANTED-BY A WHITE PERSON, THOR
Nv oughiy competent Position to take entire
Charge OF rooms of those who take their meals out
include chamber work and the of wardrobe;
best city references Address Box 40, star Office
n223i$
"ANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants In all capaciiss-whte
and cOlOred-wth city references. COOMBS II BU r.
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WyANTED-BOOkKEEP LADY WHO
w has had several years experience would like
Position as bookkeeper, accountant or anything of
similar nature. Address LEDGER, Star Office p20I,tS
"ANTED-BY A WHITE NAN, A POSITION
w in a wholesale grocery any other business:
willing to 'lo any kind of inside work: will furnish
the best Of reference. Apply or address Z. A. DE
NERS. 424 Ut. NV. n20-3t*
NTANTED-A sCOTCHMkN CD WOULD LIKE
wv to get work of any kind. Is willing aud sober.
Best of references Money no object Il learning
thing Address A WATSON, City Post Oiiice. n20-3ts
WANTED-kNOWN HEADQUARTERS FOR
w Cooks TO serve In courses HOusek Ladies'
Maids GoverneSses. Mattresses, Coachinen, White
Man and Wife; all references Nat Labor bureau
51I eth st W. n2O3,k
Evening star., 1886-11-23
BREvrrY.

/
IN ADDITION TO BEING "THEsOUL OF WIT"
BREVITY Is THE SPICE OF ADVERTISING.
THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS THE PEOPLE
WILL REMEMBER FEW WORDS ARE ALL
WE'LL ASK YOU TO READ, BUT WHILE YOU
ARE READING WE'LL ENDEAvOR TO I'M
PRESS ON YOUR MEMORY ONE OR TWO FACTS
WHICH NAY BE OF INTEREST TO YOU AT
THIS TIME
IF You WISH TO SECURE SOME OF THE
GREATEST BARGAINSIN MEMS AND BOYS
FINE AND MEDIUM GRADE CLOTHING EVER
BEFORE THOUGHT OF In CONNECTION WITH
THE CLOTHING BUSINESS OF FwASHINGTON'
YOU HAVE NO TIME TO LOSE; THEY ARE GO
ING LIVELY. THE SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
THE CORRECT STYLES OF THE GOODS COM
BINED WITH OUR Low PRICES MOVE THEM
RAPIDLY
LITTLE BOYS SUITS, BIG BOYS SUITS, BIG
GER BOYS SUITS YOUNG MEMS SUITS OLD
MEMS SUITS, wORKINGMENS SUITS, BUSI-
NESS MEMS SUITS. BANkERS. BROKERS'
MERCHANTS AND SUITS. To-
GETHER WITH ovERcoATs IN EVERY KIND.
STYLE AND FABRIC KNOWN TO THE
WEARER AND TAILOtS ARTS. OUR PRICES
ALWAYS LOWER THAN THE LOWEST ARE
NOW LOWER THAN EvEI. COME AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF.
GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH AND D STREETS
n23 J.. NJ. GRADY. Manager
a NEWSPAPER STATES
That Mr.. Robert Garrett President of the Baltimore
and Ohio Road alleged to be the proud of
Fifty Suits of Clothes Now.
sAKS 4 COMPANY
Possess" by actual count,
1l.742
eleven Thousand seven Hundred and Forty-Two)
SUITS OF CLOTHES.
And as they can't wear them all,
Offer for Sale "some Of Them"
Corner of Seventh Street and Market Space,
And Challenge
Any New York Firm.
Any Philadelphia Firm.
ANY Boston Firm, or
Any Other Firm.
To show equally as good Suits for the price, or any
The paper doesn't state how many Overcoats
Mr.. Robert Garrett has in his attic; but
sAKs COMPANY
Find They Have Over
sooo ovERcoArs,
And are willing to send some of them.
Our 0vercoats, Like Our Advertisements,
Are Certainly the "Newest"
SAKS & COMPANY,
THE sLEEPLEss CLOTHIERs,
GUARANTEE FULL SATISFACTION TO ALL.
In the end 1t will pay you trade with the Wash
ington Firm. on the Corner Of Seventh Street and
Market Space Two hundred feet Of plate glass front
but feebly disclose the enormous stock Within
ms VA LK IN!
Evening star., 1886-11-23
HoMGopArHy.

DROF. CHARLES D. RICHARD,
Il Just from Paris,
will give conversational lessons In French.
Pupils not submitted 70 the study Of grammar or
text r. books Address 1917 ..ro.,,w
Evening star., 1886-11-23

Inc evening Star has . regular, permanent
bona nde daily circulation more than
treble that of any other daily paper pub
hshed In Washing gton. and equal to that of
all the other daily papers here added
together.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
WANTED-BOARD.

VVTANTED-BY DECEMBER " 1886, BOARD
w and room in northwestern part Of the city for
gentleman and wife. Address, with terms, &c. Box
l3U, Star Office. nlS6t*
Evening star., 1886-11-23

At last, after months of needless delay, the
Aqueduct bridge proprietors have reached the
point which they were bound to come to sooner
or later, and agreed to perfect title and convey
the bridge To the government of the United
States. Less than a month now remains in
which to complete the transfer under the terms
of the bridge act of the 21st of June. should
any unforeseen hitch occur in the proceedings
nothing but the interposition of Congress with
amendatory legislation will save the bargain.
All the bad features of this long postpone
ment OF the inevitable do not consist, however,
in the risk incurred. II the strong desire of the
people of this District and of Alexandria
county, Va, had been needed, the transfer
might have taken place last spring, and by this
time the work would have been SO we'll under
way that the opening of another active haul
ing season would have found the renovated
structure ready for use. As it Is, travel has
been repeatedly interrupted for patchwork
repairs. For some weeks, owing to the yigi-
lance of the District authorities, the bridge has
been continuously closed, and to nobody's
profit. The government was unable to go
ahead with its work because the title had not
yet been conveyed to II, while the owners could
not get an income from the regular traffic DE-
cause the Commissioners had forbidden the
use of an unsafe bridge. For the great incon-
venience caused by this stoppage OF business,
and for the waste of time, the public may d.
vide their thanks between the lessees and the
canal company. The lessees seem to have been
anxious to hold on to the last penny OF tolls
they could squeeze out of their patrons, pro-
vided they could not defeat the new bridge
project altogether; and the canal people
hemmed and hawed, and nosed about in search
of some means of getting a snare of the pur-
chase money. The advantage of dog-in-the
manger policy, when il is sure to be unsuccess-
ful. must be LETT to somebody else to find OUT IL
will suffice the people most interested to know
that, after all their tedious waiting, the object
they have sought is within sight.
Senator Edmunds must find time hanging
heavy on his hands If he can afford to give so
much Of 1t to the preparation Of speeches ar
raigning the administration for alleged viola
tions of the civil service law. With a large
majority of the business men of the country
calling for q new bankruptcy law, with the sill
yer question, the labor question, the tariff ques-
tiOn, and a number of others of like Importance,
still unsettled, 1t seems as ii there were enough
problems to occupy the mind even Of great
statesman in the serene atmosphere OF the
upper house OF Congress without playing to
the galleries." as the theatrical folk term it.
The frivolous wind-up Of last springs wrestling
match over the Duskin resolutions ought to be
q warning to the Senators generally that they
were not sent to Washington for show purposes.
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Evening star., 1886-11-23
FOR RENT-STORES.

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III -Four beautiful Stores, with Dweltinsa wese side
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Evening star., 1886-11-23

"ANTED-TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE OR VA
w cant Lot west OF 9th and north OF Nj sts n
agents. >, N x, star office. 1t*o
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A HOUSE AS AN
w Investment, to cost about 5000. Address
CLERK H., star Office. n2:>3,*
NTANTED-TO PURCHASE-SIX OR EIGHT
w small Houses, brick frame; $500 to SI 300
cash will be paid If the houses suit. G. Ii. PARK Err
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Evening star., 1886-11-23

IGOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE: IL ROOMS
II all modern improvements; first class cond un aud
locality. Rent moderate. Apply TO Nm. j. RHEfS.
Smithsonian Institution. n2S-6ts
kNoR RENT-foR THE sEASoN-920 FARRA-
gut square sth ST. n W.. hrst-cass furnished Resi-
dehce suitable for entertaining complete IN every
spetG no trouble OF housekeeping. We furnish
wants ana supply an excellent liable Best references
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Evening star., 1886-11-23

WANTED - FURNISHED ROOM. IN GOOD
w locality, for occasional only: full par iculrs
and terms. address MERCATOR Star office. n2U-:Sts
VEyANTED-FINE SUITES OF ROOMS NEAR
w hotels and departments, suitable for NJ. q
persons of means D. G PROCTOR Il SON, Real Is
tate and Insurance, 1928 ST. NV. nib
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-04-10

The assaults made on Edmunds
and Conklin for not heartily sup
porting Blaine for the Presidency,
by certain Republican editors who
did not heartily support the immor.
tai Grant when he was the party's
standard-bearer, is to say the least,
Just little inconsistent. 1t is in
bad taste for sinners to attempt to
call the righteous to repentance. IL
would be far better did Republican
newspapers turn their backs on the
past, and unite with the National
Republican in it's effort tore unite the
party for its next grand battle. One
of it's suggestions which we endorse,
is to colonize from States where vo-
tiers are not allowed their franchise,
to States in which no restraint will
be placed in the way of a free bal.
lot. The mission of the Republican
party will not be completed until
every man in this country shall have
a vote and no more, and be allowed
to cast that vote and have it coun,
ted as deposited.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-04-10

The Republican Executive Com
mittee on Thursday night fixed upon
April 22d, for the holding of a con-
vention to nominate candidate for
Mayor, and April 10Th for Ward Con-
ventions to nominate candidates for
Councilmen. Now let every Repub-
lican lay aside his personal ambitions
and predjudices and look about for
men for the position of Mayor and
Councilman, who possess the intelli-
gence necessary to faithful discharge
of the duties of the Office, and the
courage of their convictions. Re-
member your government will be
what your candidates elect make it,
and usually the men who seek place
are men who have no business oftheir
own and men that you would not en-
ploy to attend to your business. Let
the people seek the men and we will
have good officers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-04-10

FREDERICK, April about two
O'Clock this morning collision oc-
Cured at Point of Rocks, ON the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, be.
tween two freight trains coming
east. The first train stopped at
Point of Rocks, awaiting orders,
when a second heavy freight
came through the tunnel and ran
into the rear of the first train. II
the collision the two rear cars of the
first train were telescoped and com
pletely wrecked. In the cars were
about thirty five head of Kentucky
horses, fifteen of which were killed
IN the collision. None of the tram
men were injured, but some had
narrow escapes.