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! FURGEsON- N-ALExANDER-At the residence Of
| the bride ather in Bolton, Miss, night OF
! December -5d by the Mr. BrOwn.ee, OF Ed
| sard1, Mr.. WILEY FUEGEsON 10 Miss SALLIg
The clarion., 1886-01-06

The complexion is often destroyed b,
worms. II can be restored by taking
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge. Only 9
cents bottle For sale at b. l.emly's drug
store.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

We have frst-claSs Tailor in our
employ f.om New York, which enables US
to give you a perfect in clothing. Call on
us. CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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have Just received and offer at very
low price so bbls choice Ben Davis apples.
These apples are pei feetly sound and are
in extra large barrels. A. VIRDEN,
Or Jaeksaa
The clarion., 1886-01-06

wHEN you come TO JACKSON, MISS, go Il
KALAR's, Tor Meals and Lodging. The only second
class house in town. just north OF City Hall F
K ALAE, Proprietor. Ijuly22, ,'s5-6m.
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Members OF the Legislature VIII 6nf

Members OF the Legislature Will find
it to their interest by examining the i'm
aiense stsek-- ef costume male cloihr ,
specially made to meet the demands Of the
Legislators by g. j. Beck before purchas-
Tug elsewhere.
-Stetson Hats specially at the CAPI-
TAI CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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Atl2 ~, the seuate went into Executive
ses-itn.
Mr.. Harvey offered amendment to the
rules, which was placed on the calender
Amend rule No. - Of Senate, by adding
the following: "24. Temperance, ) men-
bers."
Al 1910 P. NJ, the Senate adjourned until
lo o'elrck tomorrow morning.
Judge Arnold was confirmed Supreme
Judge, rice Judge Chalmers deceased.
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C0MuISSIlNER,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED BY
ID the Circuit Court OF the United States tor the
southern District o Mississippi on the nth day OF
May A. d. 1855, in case pending in said court
wherein Leo Iipm. n, Trustee, complainant,
a d R. ). Maxey, defendant, the rnde signed sps-
cial Com missioner will on
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Honor Roll Jackson Collegiate
Academy, Dec. 1885.
MAR REED.

WIRTz-STEPHENso Al the residence Of Mr..
Cato, in West Jackson, on Thursday, ecembcr 81,
by Rev. Dr. Andrews, Mr. J 80. q. WIRrz TO Miss
Lucy oTkPHENsoN, both OF Rankin county.
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Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs Of
every dest ription, at the
CAPITAL CLoFaING EMPORIUM.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

Mrs. Kidd, candidate tor State Libra
rian, has rooms at the Edwards House
She is accompanied by her charming neice,
Miss Helen Gadberry.
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All persons shipping through the ur
town Office Of the southern Express Com
pany, are requested 70 hand their package,
IN by o'clock, p. N.
+ III. HAys Aoanf
The clarion., 1886-01-06

CHEW the celebrated Arkansas TRAY
ELEK" Tobacco. For sale by ali wholesale
dealers.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

The Presbytery uf Central Miss ssippi
met last night at the Presbyterian Church
TO dissolve the pastoral relations existing
between Rev. Mr.. Williams, aud the Bran
don Church. Mr.. Williams will accept a
all 70 the church in Tyler. Trxas.
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II IVIu DC . IoHJ.I
EAsTWA ABD-Leayes Natchez daily at 90 .. rn
arriving 10 Jackson at g 90; connects al Har-
riston for FicksbHrg and Memphis
" NEsT ~ AKD-Leaves jackson daily al 700 a m
arrives AZ s.atehez I2.25 a IL Connects At
iIarTiston for New Orleans
FREIGHT TEAtN--daily SUNDAY executed leaves
Jackson SEQ a. arrives from Natohez al
90 70 IA
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The gayest thing Of the holiday season
was the merry parry Of pnantoms out call
ing on New Years evening.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

Rev. II F, Sproes, the worthy Pastor
Of the Baptist Church in this city. was sur
prised on New Years evening by a dona-
tIon party, given by his members. Early
IN the evening the people began to come
il to the pastors home, bringing variols ar
ticles, usefuI and ornamental, and soon the
house was fall and the table loaded with
presents. Among the presents were tur
keys (several OF them,) flour 10y the barrel
glassware, crockery, fruits etc, etc. Mr..
Sproles and Ii- family were much gratifed
by this renewed testimonial of regard upon
the part OF his people and is much encour-
aged in his work thereby. He is much be-
loved by his church and well deserves their
esteem and regard
The clarion., 1886-01-06

FlRE-CI.AY CHIMNEYs, Sewer-pipe anG
Fire Brick at SIDwAY's.
Dec. I6.-3f.
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Mrs Lotie Parr, and her daughter
Naomi, spent Monday with her frien Mrs.
Power. Mrs Parr viii be remembered in
Jackson society as the charming Miss Lot
lt Coleman who spent several winters here
She has been travelling extensively OF tate
an1 was en- route to her home in New
Orleans.
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A great number OF our ladies, and
quite numbers, OF strangers graced the
Capitol with the presence Tuesday, when
The LeglslaIure was opened
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Senator Houston has his charm
ing wife and bright little hoy with him
thus winter, and are stopping at the Ed
wards House.
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LooAL AM oTnER AOrKS.

The Misses White Of fernando are
with their father at the Edwards House.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

Mr.. Marmon, the represent tive from
Iippah county, has brought his lovely
young bride to spend the winter in the
city. They have rooms at Capt Busta-
mautes
The clarion., 1886-01-06

Several young ladies contemplate the
organization, this week, OF euchre club
Tor winter amusement.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

Mrs. Lee Is accompanying her hus-
band, Hon. r. G. Lee, who represents Madl-
ION in the Legislature. They have rooms
at the Edwards House.
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1t Is with pleasure that we transfer
the oll1wing notice to our columns 1t is
- deserved tribute to Mr.. Preston, for
whom a warm welcome waits in our mid
Sroi J. X. Preston, will leave to-day or to-
morrow for jackson, to assume the duties
oi the high and honorable position he was
elected to fill for the next four wears Prof.
Prestons departure will be loss to the
whole people of Water Valley He hae
been to US, not only school master, but
has thoroughly identified himself with the
mor;l and intellectual work of the place.
He leaves a school here, second to none.
which viii stand as the most lasting monu-
ment to his ability ever erected by man to
himself. Out of chaos and confusion he
wrought order and discipline, and reared
4 grand work in our midst, and we predict,
with confidence, that ere long the same
strong will will infuse a new lie and vigor
into our State school system, and that work
will be revised and improved. We wish
Professor great success in mis- large field
of labor Water Valley Progress.
The clarion., 1886-01-06
AiMINIsTRATRlx xoTlf,g.

nS TIE FoUgTEExTH DaY OF ocrogrR.
" iSsfs Letters OF Administration were granted
tie nnsf rsgned By Chan"ery Court First District
Tsihus cpuhty, mississippi. on the estate of T.
Fortners Sr., desea~ed. Now 81 r--rssr< baxi,s-
claims sganst toe estate Of said deceased are here
y required 10 exhibit tG- same within the tins
limited " Law OF TIE saule wi8 barred
MARGARET FORTN En-
lan. 2. ca-1W. mi niuisfl.afri
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Prohibition Executive Committee.

There was a full and important session OF
the State Prohibition Executive Commit
zee held here yesterday. Rev. DR.. G. b
Galloway chairman, and B. I. Hobbs Sec
retary. The Sword and Shield, heretof, re
published at Clinton. but moved to this
place, was reelected as the official organ.
They appointed committee TO prepare "A
local option bill to be introduced in the
Legislature. said Committee to report the
same TO The fnll Committee on the l4th
iuS;. a resolution was adopted inviting
Rev. c. H. Meade Of the Naiional Tenn
perance Society to make prohibition
speeches IN this State to the colored race.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

Hon. Geo. ) Dodds and vile, Of Halle
hurst. are boarding for the winter at Mrs.
James Shelton's
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Sundays Times Democrat cortains the

Sundays Times Democrat cortains the
following from Canton:
A party OF enthusiastic lovers OF the
chase INDUCED in their f,vorite pastime
on the banks OF Pearl river some days
Ago Although tLeir preparati MS were
very elaborate, and their expectations
without bound, they succeeded IN killing
a very small amount OF game, and wound
an the Gee Party by burning taccident-
aiiv) a cabin Owned by Mr. Muse, in which
weie stored sever j hundred pounds OF
meat, one valuable dog and hne mule.
Considerable sympathy is felt for the un-
fortunate gentleman.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

District Attorney r. n. Niller, accom-
panied by Mr-. Miller and son Mas.er
Hugh Barr, are stopping at the Edward,
House, during the present term of Court
The clarion., 1886-01-06

Clothing we win make Interesting 10 you il you
call on Us. Lax. KAHN.
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VISIT LAz. KAHS-Great Bargains in Clothing.
~-M~-~ -
Jersey JAcKErs At LAz. KAHs's.
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g Watch Night" was observed very ap-
propria,ely in the Methodist Church here
last week
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LAptEs CoLLARs We have received Z 1rea1
NJ LAx- KxHx,s@
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MoBILR AND oHIn p 2
NATcHEz, JAoKsoN 3 COLUMBUS R. R

North bound trains leave Meridian at 4.45 and Z
p m ard south bound trains arrive at $50 a. m.
and II 80 ,. Ia.
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ABVES .eaIENTS :
For Sale.
Dental Notice.
Boarding With Furnished Rooms,

ViHE4 UNDERSIGNED HAS ROOMS Avn
Il will aecolnAedate B0ARDERS and IODCsFRs
on reasonable terms, one square North OF the Csni
tol, adjoining the Presbyterian Church Applv ar
the residence at any hear
janis. 'ss-stiitw. MRS. A \. KIMBAIL.
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TX honor of his great speech on the
silver question delivered in the United
States Senate, December -, Sena
tor Back was given a gr md banquet in
Lexington, Kentucky, on the Both nit.
And by the way, it is stated that
100000 copies of the Senator's speech
have been ordered by members of Con
gress and others for general circulatio n
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At Loves Altar.

Married, in this city, at St. Andrews
church, on the evening of December 81,
| 1888, Miss JENNIE Buck, OF jackson,
Miss, land Mr.. j. G. COLE, of jackson,
Tenn.
USHERs.
DR.. NJ S. Craft, Judge S. S. Calhoou,
Hon. T. A. Melville, Hon. Oliver Clifton
FLOWER GIRLS.
/ Misses Annie Odeneal and Jessie Cooper
PAGES.
Masters J. S. Hamylto Jr., and Robert
/ Bush Hamilton.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

THH Arkansas Traveller is one of the
best .rands of chewing tobacco extant,
aud can be found everywhere in this State
where the weed is used 1t maintains It's
hold upon the public, by the purity OF leaf
and its freedom from grit an other extra
neous substances, is one Of the most po-
tent incentives 70 the buyer 1t is manu-
faciured as we'll as other brands, in Lynch
burg, Va, by Winfree, Adams & Lloyd.
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VTcYsRnRG ANn MFprn1aN !

Mail-Leaves for VickshuTg I0:J0 a. n
= Leaves for Meridian, 2:40 m
AeeommOdati0n-i-eaFe Tor Nicksburg 90 a M
Avs rom Nicksbnrg. 1000 p. M,
with trough Sleeper Tor y o.
Local Freight-Leaves for Viekshutg. 4:35 a IA
Leaves Tor Meridian II rs a. N.
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The Sth pay of FehrnarvIss

about noon, in front Of the City H.il. in Jackson
Miss sell al public auction I, the highest bidder
for cash, lot "f land ia the city of Jackson thus
North Jackson, bounded as follows: beginning al
the north corner OF lot owned BY Mrs sarah
Lyon, running thence uorthWard with state
street - feet thence westward on line parallel
with the north boundary OF Mrs. Lieon's lot to
trrsldent street. thence southward a.ong Presi
dent street 80 feet thence eastward the p ace af
beginning, with all and singular the tenements
hereditAiaents and sppurtenanees thereto belong
ing. e NJ PARkER
3ano-t Trustee.
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FISH j,

French and American Sardines, Shrimp,
Deyiled Crabs and Shells, Lobsters; /;
Roast Beef; Deyiled Ham; Mackerel
in barrels, halves, quarters, Kits, 5 and
pound cans.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

INV SHADES % spring rsllers complies
from 75c up. yR4cH & CO.
The clarion., 1886-01-06

The forputting Corona has gam
Get il from GEO. ; GREEN & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
DISCUSSING IT.
The Inter State Commerce Bill lne
Subject of Much Comment.
WILL DOUBTLESS PASS THE HOUSE.
West Virginia Will Receive the Full Benefit
of The New Law.--Thurman as
Commission Chairman. :
Speeial % the ReqiIier.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-The effect OF
the Camden ameut to the Interstate Com
merce Bill, as modified, has been the sub
ject of general discussion to day oy Sena-
tors as we'll as in the lobbies. The modih'
cation ia hard to understand oy those not
familiar with the subject. 1t Is conceded
by all that the principle and effect OF the
Camden amendment is not impaired.
bY the modification, and that
the section as it passed
the Senate has the same effect as the
Camden ameudmentwithout the Eimun9s
change of expression. Senator Edmunds
say, bis mod fcation does not change the
Camden amendment, but that it distinctly
recognizes tle principle of the Camden
amendment and does no' change the effect
in limiting the long aud short haul princi'
pie. Mr.. Camden, who has studied the
matter with great care, is perfectly salts
fed that this is so, and i: seems 10 be the
accepted conclusion on all Cides
The bill excites great interest
here. The Senators from West
Virginia feel Justly gratifed st the result
and have received many congratulations
from friends on the success of their gal,
liant fight. West Virginia being situated
on the line of transit between the States
With the markets inside of her limit, will
receive the full benefit of the interstate
commerce feature, and her people will
perhaps receive the largest benefit from
the long and short haul feature of the bill
Mr.. Camden has succeeded in producing a
great result iu having this principle
recognized at last by the United States
Senate. The bill will no doubt pass the
House and become law. The five com
missioners to be appointed are allowed q
salary of seven thousand five hundred dol
lars each, and men of the highest character
in the country will no doubt be selected to
see to its execution. 1t is thought Judge
Thurman Will be made chairman OF the
com mIttee.
Appointed Assistant Photographer.
Special TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, May l3.-F. 7. Csssell, OF
Jefferson county, has been appointed as
sistsnt photographer in the Office ofSuper,
yisiug Architect of the Treasury. The
compensation attached TO the position is
81 200.
Pensions have been granted with arrear'
age to John Sper csr, of Point Pleasant,
and VIM. Morehouse, of Toppins Grove,
W. Va
Congressman Gibson is confined to his
house with an affection Of the kidneys.
A postohce has been. established az
Denton, Marion county, W. Va, and l..
Kendall appointed postmaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
SEVENTY LIVES LOST.
A Terrible Hurricane Sweep over Spain
Doing Incalculable Damage,

A Terrible Hurricane Sweep over spain
Doing Incalculable Damage,
madrid, May Il "A terrible hurricane
has Just swept across the middle OF Spain
In this city seventy persons ara known TO
have been instantly killed, aud two huud'
red Others have been seriously Injured
The wind struck the city with suddenuess,
Trains Of cars and poles were overturned
and broken into splinters, roofs were dis
loyed and telegraph wires every
where torn from their poles. The parks in
and about the city were devastated and IN
some cases entirely demolished. One
church tower was blown down. A
number OF houses in the suburbs were en-
,irely wrecked and otihe msny cottages on
the outskirts of the capital which were
blown from their foundations and wrecked
some were so completely and quickly
b-ok,n up and scettered BY the wind thai
thew nay be said to have simply vanished
before the storm. Tslegrsphic eommuni
cation has been 30 completely cut OF ths
il is impossible to ss yet obtain news frou
provinces, but it is believed that the ruin
wrought by the hurricane has been wide
spread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
A CHICAGO FlReBUG
Almost Succeeds in Destroying the madi-
son street Theater.

Almost Succeeds in Destroying the madi-
son Street Theater.
CHICAGO, May l3.-Some miscreant tired
the Madison Street Theatre at an early
hour this morning. Flames broke out in
two places on the stage and in the rear OF
the theatre simultaneously. The prompt
ness with which an alarm was turned in
saved the entire building, as the fire was
making rapid headWsy when the depart
ment arrived. Only in the rear was any
material damage done; the entire loss will
not amount to more than $500.
At either side Of the stage were found
indications of incendiarY work; bottle
containing vsrnish had been placed over q
ventilation hole; a dry goods box and
paper was piled around and q light was
then applied TO the materials for bonfire
On tie other side, near the other ventils'
tor, was found large quantity Of straw
that had refused to burn, owing to the
dampness Of the surroundings. Chief
Swenie and his aids are positive that the
fire is incendiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
THE DEADLY elements
Play Sad Havoc in the State Of
Ohio, Yesterday.
Liuhtnlng, Wind, Rain and Hail
Create Devastation.
A Great Number Of People Killed
and Wounded
In Ohio and Indiana---Twsnty-FiVs
Bodies Recovered
AT Xsnia and Eleven Still Miss
ing.
Awful and Hsnrtrsnding SCsnss
Enacted.
At Xsnia and Eleven Still Miss
ing.
Awful and Hsnrtrsnding SCsnss
Enacted.

NESIA, o., May l3-The terrible storm
which ragged here from nine until twelve
o'clock last night is supposed to have been
a water spout. 1t struck the southeastern
mart of the town and followed the course Of
shawnee river, which had swollen in few
moments 80 as to iuuu6sts all the banks
and neighborirg streets, sweeping away or
totally ruiniug moIe than one hundred
houses. Many were swept down the cur
rem, with families in them. One of these,
that Of Aaron Ferguson, contained nine
Dersons OF his family and three OF John
Bgrch's WHO had fed there for safety. A
man named EAr5or risked his life by
throwing himself into ths current and
a,a,iag against the house and With a rope
IN his hands succeeded in saving the in
mates of the house by means Of 8 boat.
Twenty dead bodies have been taken out
of the stream, snd are DOW lying in the
MAYORS office, and many more are sup
posed to be los. The Panhandle railroad,
including its embankments, is q total
wreck in this entire vicinity The greatest
excitement prevails. The building which
contains these who psrished is surrounded
by crowds anxious 10 view the remains OF
the dead. Many narrowing stories are
narrated. A family named Morris was
aosred away in their house and drowned,
with the exception of a child about seven
years old, who was iORnd this morning
chsging 10 tree.
TWENTY YOUR BODIES RECOVERED.
XgxlA, o., Mag lS.-HoT many lives
were I,,st By last nights Hood is not yet
kooRn. but a. 1890 the rescuing parties
bsd recovered ,Seury four bodies. lt Is
tbop,br rbst . number OF others will yet BE-
f3nI To. Uoru is described IS the most
3,.S.rrous ever knOsn on the Little Miami
railroad The nearest approach any train
could make to the city was three miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
MARTINS FEREY.

Mrs. Anthony Kype has returned from
visit in Pittsburgh.
Harry Humphrevills had 9 nice new
sign erected at his place Of business on
Hanover street, yesterday.
James Delaney will contest In race at
the Excelsior rink Saturday night Brands
walks l3 lsps while Delaney skates IL.
Henry Meyers sent TOR the police yesier-
day to clean out crowd at his saloon in
Clark's addition, bot when the officials ar
riyed. Henry did not care 10 prosecute the
supposed in,ruders.
Work on the Wheeling Natural Gas
Corvany's lines is progressing rapidly
The tunnel 10 dug as fer down % the run
in ClsrRs addition and pipe ID pat in .
usrt Of tse way. The river gang worked
iast nigh. in anticipation ct 9 rapid rise in
the river. A trench ten feet deep has
been dug fron the old cazk pond 10 the
,iyer to drain the former, bet Vas not en
tirely successful, o. the men are working
lin wafer alnosttotheir waists at that point
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
Mr.. JENKs' RESIGNATION.
Why He Resigned Relations with the
Administration Harmonious.
Special 10 the Register.

Why He Resigned---R Relations with the
Administration Harmonious.
Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May ia few days ago
Assistant Secretary of the Interior George
A. jerks handed to Secretary Lamar bis res
to be presented to the President.
Mr.. Cleveland sent for Mr.. jerks and en-.
deavored to persuade him to withdraw it.
BE consented not to make it public until his
seccessor was appointed. But the fact has
bee obtained by your correspondent. Cor
resp p1ndeucs states that relations between
the Administration and jerks have been
perfectly harmonious. The real reason
for the resignation is that jerks has been
for years the attorney of the great Dubois
estate, ths lumber king at Dubois, Pa +,
and has been drawing $4,000 per year as
a retainer. Dubois died week ago,
leaving eight million dollars to a nephew,
aad jerks it connected with the
settlement. 1t is likely that
the alleged friction between Land Commits
sioner Sparks and jerks may be assigned
as the cause but this is pure nonsense.
The resignation is known to very few and
is bound to produce q sensation as jerks
was the greatest lawyer connected with the
Administration. The romantic feature of
the case is that the millionaire nephew is
to marry Mr.. jerks daughter. OF course
there is no gassip as to bis successor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
4 washed.Out Cnlvert.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., May l3-The east
bound passenger train on the Indiana,
Bloomington and Western railroad, which
left here at 8 CLOCK last night, ran into
washed out cluvert near New Castle,
Henry county, toward midnight with ter
ribly fatal effect The engine, baggage
car and the first passenger car plunged
into the abyss.
J. V. Trensry. engineer, and James
Hudson, fireman, both oI this city, and On
unknown passenger, we're instantly killed
IN the crush.
The baggage msH and conductor were
probably fatally wounded, and several
other persons, whose names have not been
learned, sustained injuries more or lees se
we're.