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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-28
WASHINGTON.
Andrew Ritz AppOlntsd Inspector
of Hulls.
West Virginia POstOfics News
Telephone Investigation. aE@=s
The GOOds Investigation The Ha-
walian Treaty.

WASHINGTON, February 2T.-The Secre
tsry of the Treasury today appointed An
drew Ritz Inspector of Hulls at Wheeling
West Virgiuis.
A pOstOf6es has been established al
Door, Webster county, West Virginia.
Postusssers were commissioned to-day
as follows: Evan P. Pugh at Augusta,
Robert A. Hall at Crimson Springs, Jack
son Shutter at Lsstsr. and Thomas B. For
dycs at Webster.
Senator Eenua was among the Presi-
dents callers TO day.
TELEPHoSE INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON February 27.-Spesker
Carlisle intends appointing the committee
of nine members of the House under the
Hanback, resolution, TO investigate the Fan
Electric telephone affair, on Tuesday next.
Noiudication has yet been given as to who
will compose the committee or when the
work of investigation will be begun, but It
IA believed that some of the Oldest and
most exosrieucei members will be select
al and that there will be an organization
for and beginning OF the investigation
next week.
IN SECRET SESSION.
Senators Hoar and Jackson, the sub
committee of the Senate Committee on
PRIVILEGES and Elections, appointed to In
yestiysie ths charges against Solicitor Gen.
sral Goode, were IN session to-day exam
lining a number of prominent citizens OF
Norfolk. Va. known to be friends Of the
Solicitor General Among them were Z.
" Graud7, commission merchant; w. d.
White and Judge I. s Garrett, lawyers
W. q. Peters, bank receiver, and Charles
sharp The proceedings Of the inyestigs'
non we're secret, and but one witness was
allowed before the subcommittee at one
time.
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
At a meeting of q subcommittee OF the
aouse Committee on Ways and Means to-
day. the consideration OF the Hawaiian
treaty was begun. c. C. Mareno, who has
travelled extensively in the Hawaiian ISL
snds. and who is well versed in their CONF
msrcisl interests, made some statements
against the treaty.
Mr. Cayter. the HawaiIsn Minister to
this country, and Representative FELTON,,
of California. spoke in favor Of the treaty.
On Monday Mr.. Carter will again be be-
fore the sub committee and will be &C
oomuanied By ex Secretary Boutwell,, the
attorney for Hawaii.
DERT DECREASE.
1, Il estimatei hare has been adeerease
Of 81 100000 in the public debt during
February. TIE pension payments during
the month amounted TO Sll 600, 900.
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Arre,t Of q supps.sd Murderer.

ToLEDo, o, February 37.-"Bossf Gam
ing has been held - principal, acd Chaa.
A. Thomas ss accessory, for murder, IN
causing the death Of Mrs Elizsbsth Smith,
otherwise known - Mn. Thomas. The
evidence points strongly to Thomas. - be
purchased the prison which csused ths
xomsn's death. BE has told several con
trsdictogy stories about Bis connsctior
With the cass. His last story vas that hs
believed Joe, 9 son Of the dead woman, w
the guilty party.
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Relieyed "a be the Fiend.

WINDSOR, ILL, February T.-William
Price, q neigAbor Of the Adfidge family,
was arrested this afternoon charged With
being the fend who tortured Mrs George
Aldridge and hung her tsa tfss until she
was nearly dead Suspicion has been di-
recied towards Price from tbe FIRST i Z
alleged that the evidences sgsiBst hiu i
strong, hut ths prosecution refuses to di'
zulge any facts IN advance o. the prehni'
nary examirs;ios.
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BCEEoy, ". Va, February 27.-Mr'
Gibson, the well driller of the Philadelphia
OIL and Gas Company, was here to-day
locating g s:,e for an oil well. Soon ssthe
surveyor Of the company definitely locates
the exGc. SPOT, whiSb ne will do inside o.
two weeks, aud most likely s. q spot II no.
exactly in tie town, somewhere veTg Gloss
to its borders, work st sinking the veil WI
De under way hy the middle Of April
People are very ssnguine sRS hopeful
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pec--aiaa His Children.

biffsSURG, February 7.-This evening"
Superintendent Dean, Of the Humane As
sociation, entered suit sgainst Frederick
Kreller and wife and John Blontz, charg.
ing them with cruelty to children Bloni7
is q professional tattooer. and Agent Dean
alleges that be decorated the kodies OF foui
of Kreller's children, thereby endsngering
their health and lives. Dean asserts thai
the tsttooing was done for the purpose O
exhibiting the children, bat this is denies
BY the parents. The prisoners Wero helt
in $500 bail each.
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A ser.nnn Accident.
S1selalte hs E,,naru Rsatstsr.

ST. CLAEasyILLE. February 2T.-Dsn
AcGFudeF, miner employed in the Den
ham coal works near Barton Station, G.
L. L ". railway, was to-day seriously hurt
oy iSlhog sospstone crushing his len
shoulder and arm and otherwise iDjuripg
@m; bis Injuries are not considered
fatal.
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..rhs Proper study of MANKIND is Man,

"The Proper study OF Maukind IL mAn'
says the illustrious Pope. If he had in
cluded woman in the list. he would have
been nearer the truth if not 90 poetical.
DR.. R. V. Pierce hss made them boths life
study, especially women, and the peculiar
arrangements to which her delicate sys-
TEN is liable. Many women in the land
who are acquainted with DR.. Pierce only
through his "Favorite Prescription" blsss
him with al their hearts, for he has brought
them the psnscea for all those chronic all,
ments peculiar to their sex; such 81
leueor1hes, prolApsas and other displsce
ments, liberation, internal fsVer, bloat
ing, tendency to internal cancst and othel
ailments. Price reduced to one dollar
By druggists.
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M'coRMIcK'S POSITION
Taken as Regards the Reaper Work
Etrika.

Taken as Regards the Reaper Works
Strike.
CHICAGO, Ill. February 27.-McCormick
said to-nsY that the trouble at the harvester
works wss practically settled. He had
prepared the following, which. .hs..said sta
ted the position the company had taken
and would stand ~. "0ur works will re.
sumo operations on Monday morning next.
In announcing this we wish to say that We
propose to stand by our proposition OF the
10Th inst on the question Of wages to such
of our men as we can set to work Monday
morning. We shall not be able to furnish
employment to all the men who were en-
gagged at the time the works closed, but
will provide for as many as we can. We
hold firmly to our position taken that we
have at all times the right TO employ or
discharge whom and ss many as We
please"
WILL NOT WORK.
CHICAGO, February 27.-There was no
excitement around McCormicks Reaper
Works today, not more than one hundred
men being congregsted there. Itis claim
ed that not more than two hundred and
probably not than fifty men, will be on
hand to 60 to work at McCormick's terms
when the works reopen Monday, and that
there will not be men enough to start the
works.
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4 Favorable opiniop.

PANAMA, February 27.-JOhn Bgelov,
Of New York, who accompanied DeLes-
sep's Panama Canal party, is believed to
have formed favorable opinion concern,
ing the prospects Of the CANAL.
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Special 70 tGs sapdry Rsoi.lsr.

F0'~' . u S4nacy RsgtstaT.
81. 1LA1iIaSTILLE, o., FrbrusTy T.-
Judge Sslley today oyerrul.d the motion
for a Ssw Iisl in the MeCIsin & Bsos-'
SlO,Vso suit against the County CommiS-
sioners. ThsOaGs viii Ps taken to higher
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To Arrast Judgment.

NEw ORLEANS, February 27:-The mo.
ton to arrest judgment in the cauts OF
Anf5smor,e, the dstaultsr, ss' srsgsd OF
length today. No decision has bseo
reached.
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. Machine That win Pick Cotton.

ATLANTA, GA, February 21.-Tbomas
A. Edison and his bride stopped over night
tere OF their vsy to Florida. While
passing down The Western and
Atlantic road Yesterday Mr.. Edi'
son noticed cotton still in the
fields. II can make machine the. will
pick cotton without any trouble be said,
and taking out nets book he sketched
the ideal that passed through bis brain.
The sketches looked something Ike O
curry comb. He exhibited them IL zoe
Kimball House last night
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On FulI Time.
Sy,ciGl 70 q. Sunday Regisis

Sy,cidl 70 tis SHHdGg Rsgifisr,
GRAFTON, February 97-All Of ice en-
ployes IN the machinery department Of the
8. i 0. Railroad Company here will 60 to
work on iull time next Monday,
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Died,


GRAFTON, February 27.-J. E. Stuck, Of
Newburg, who il jured his spinal column
By fall two weeks ago, died this morn
ing.
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got JCsT,

There is not . member Of the Supreme
Court, of Congress. or any lawyer who will
consent to the publication of his manu-.
script without the privilege Of revising the
uro5f; and, moreover, Provost Marshal
General Frg knows that in rial By court
msytisl of the hunblest solder the testi
Rony of each witness is subject to 'rsyis
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DERT DECREASE.

[, il estimated lh4rs has been q sdeeEesse
Of 81 500, 900 in the public debt during
February. Tne pension payments during
the month amounted TO Sll, 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

Stuart Schormefhorn IS in the city.
Gen. ". r. lnncs leaves for Detroit TODAY.
George r. Daniels was in the city yesier-
day
Mrs Morgan smiih is expected bone
boz about two weeks
j "a Hamilton bas returned from VISIT
through Illinois Nebraska Dakota and
Wisconsin.
Mrs. % C. King leaves for indianapolis
today where she eil reside u ihe future
Wifh her sister.
Mr and wrs. 7. T. "a Porter. 81 this citr.
sre a. Lake View. visiting Mrs Porter e
mother. Mrs. q d .iehMns
Ms Dsuneer and san. or ssn Fraucis-
CO Cal ARE the guesis oi 81 and Hr. y
Allen. 81 Clinton S.
Miss kate Na'sh arrives this morning
from an extended frip witt fbe Bella Moore
Mountain PINK 60.
Nr James "a Norrisser viI wed Miss
Juia WheeIer. iaic of the Hhea c0mrsnr.
Jniv ist-Nea Ia.t Nsr.rs iane la
Miss Anna Caul6eld Msu8 Cav Drte
Bissell snd Ada Norton have returned from
tbeir respective sebool. for ths summer va
CATION.
Alhe1 Maof. ~ -priaF-st lef YESTERDAY
f1r Chioago where he hes heen ENGAGED ~
the orsl Furniture company 20 work in
faeir hrsnch factory.
Niss hrres Aclnivre s1pn'Y test Deer ~
fbe cifv schools iesres i0f lsna3a ou
Thursdar she wN sIrna the euninier
wiib friends n Montreal Kingston snd
anf'src
Henrr Wantf Iesres today f0r lhicaro
where 30 vi stfena hIs 'irafher veda'ns
hffer q -fnf in fsef eiF Nf Nsnif pit
fisI Ann Afhaf Detroit and zoe re-o~fs a
northern Nieh gen. taf .uE s nentl fsea-
ton before rfs1uinf affire BUSHES arsfr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
CHU7CHlLL'a mAN,FseIO.
lie takes Occasion 10 Backbite Gla,-tons-
Sic Calls Attention To the One
Man Power.

LoNDoN. June 20 Lord Randolph
Churchill has issued manifesto 70 the
electors of Paddington He characterizes
,he dissolution of Parliament by MIR. Glad
stone as The most wanton political convul-
sion of their times. The king
dom he SAYS. is 10 be
rent assunder for the purpose of
securing office by disloyal faction, which
Is subslsIng upon foreign gold. Mr.. Glad
stone has left to the end OF his political
career his conspiracy against the honor of
England "a more startling plot than any
which ever before occupied hls imagi-
nation TIE results oi this repeal
If ihe union act viii bring 20 po-
litical responsibility noon hm. HIS sue.
cessors viii have 10 shoulder the
task Of rebuilding the empire Lord
Churchill stigmatizes the Irish DILL rs one
fraaicing with treason aud cOndOning
crime and as a mixture imbecility, extrav-
.-ancc and political hy sterics The mani
.e-fo Is exceedingly sarcastic in its strlc
.u-es upon the bill aud severe i'm lis denun-
eation of Mr. Gladstone. Lord Churchill
declares Mr.. Gladstone is reSpon slbie FOR The
present commercial depression OF the cOun-
try and lAe delay in proposed ana suggested
reforms He call the Premier the Be
t.ANti Dt Iiit n iidi 0ttA4tis aAiN4 AiiHt it''
"euilt of General Gordon death lies on his
head"
~lt is time" Lord Churchill SAYS. that
some one should speak out. The present
political situation should be plainly pre-
sented al a moment 50 critical We have to
do. not with the government party, but
with q man who makes the most
unparalleled claim to diciatorisl power CON
ceivable bv freemeu. SIR Gladstone, IN his
Edinburgh speech. recommended himself
to the country IN the name OF Almighty
God Others would not dare utter such
profanity. / shall not emulate him, bat
ask vour confidence and recommend the
policy Of the union party in the name Of
our common country, the unity of the
empire and the happiness and progress OF
mankind.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
HOLMAN ON POLITICS.
interviewed At Washington. IL says if Any
Democrat - Elected I'm 1883 II
VIII Be Cleveland.

WAsHINeroN. June ~ - Congressman
Holman. who yesterday returned from his
home in Indiana. in an interview published
in a local evening paper, SAYS he cannot
tell what effect the disappointment over
offices has had upon Indiana Democrats.
Their feeling toward the administration "
Nr Holman saws "is that of perfect conf
1enco They believe that in Cleveland is an
honest. faithful man. No man within ny
memory. except Lincoln and Grant, has
taken such a hold upon the people a. has
Mr Cleveland J find he has had a steady
aroWth in their confidence With some
sight adjustment Of the Civil Service rules.
which will give evidence ~ bis loyalty 20
the pertv. the grow Of his strength Will be
pseuumintf
As to the irdicafions for isss. M Hol-
man is reported as saying. "It any Demo-
e-a 81 20 Dr. elected It viii be- Mr.. Cleveland
81 he continues % give the people honest
aud fsitlfal administration. winning the
confidence of fhe people as be has, he viii
aeain be- elected President if his admins
f-ati0n aiis the party fails with IT, Il We
Con re elect him We vii not elect any
nua
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
SUNDAY IN TIE FIELD.
The standing of the League Clubs. a. Conn
pared With the Past Week--A
SUNDAY Game.


Outside of the great game played Saturday
between the Detroit and Chicago clubs, but
little has occurred IN the games OF the past
week calculated % inspire interest. except
perhaps IL might be the number Of post
poned games. Detroit still holds COM
Portable lead and as her next two games
are played on the home grounds, Possesses
an advantage in that line Chicago still
retains second. while New York and Phiia-
delphia hold their own for thiui and fourth
place respectively. s. Louis has severe J
the tie that bound ber 10 Boston for fifth
place Kansas City takes sixth. Boston sew
enih and Washington brings up the rear.
While IL is true that Boston has won more
games than the cowboys suli the percent
age Of postponed games is iargely in favor of
the Kansas CITY club. The standing of the
several clubs up To and including the games
of Saturday, June l9, is as follows.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
FUNNY MR. GARLAND
The Humorous Side OF the Pan
Electric Deal Disclosed.
GARLAND AG8 HIS CaURS SuEl
>. 1arris sogers aanis as Stock and
~onel 6ack- some 81 the 4.gh-
foae5 oenusmen Wbo Form
The Company.

NAsaEeloa. June 2o - Harris Roesrs
lae Inventor OF ihe Pa -E'sc4sl telephone
has hroasli saii 20 las Esgif Caan here
against Attorney General lAr.and. senator
Hams iudlaa Commissioner ADKINS and
Col Casey Aauns CD nacoqer money sl..sls
or ovrlnoaies cf STOCKS which Rogers 81 Is1ss
fhfs have drawn fIam f1e corp. ratiaa aua
siuotN9 hesiars 81 reo1ml,ense hi1s faf
Nlaf De- nas lasi tlraaeh bfa1ct
uf contract on their part TIA
they brought rliu io has enterprise Al
An-tfe lu lls nll of complaint save VIA =
view o. putting nls Ieiephunf iurchlIoH
iuto prac sea- operation he arranged a. or
eani4r q luiui stucE CON rauF. and S.Curet
the cooperation uf several ooinlarafirt.ig
Obscure buf highly honorable sin
1eils-ihe t.eF John Rockford. tseu.
Marcus Wright a. a. Schari
der. X g. Nlniefsuifn aud Gen Basildiske
The dviendsnis le alleges suhsrQn entity
Dccsfue cannrcicf Nlth the project. nak iuE
the condition that ittf should choase al
their associates in the enterprise. "a which
The comp aiuanl agrefd Promising lo ailDa
a. each oi them 500 lsl5 ei fhe sh,oa to be-
issued All the early incrDfafors Were
discarded D. hrssfs- Harms Atkius and
oune. and in tltlr plsces Gen
eral Johnson and Nr Garland Rere
selected The a2th person vas never
chasea. 81 being agreed thai tae sHl eto
which woula he thus allotted should 10 Ieft
in ihe treasury. Toe complainant had
promi ed The previous incsrporatars
Si.7o eD in stock. and be stipulated with
hls present friends. the defendant that
this amount should be- paid This was
never done. although complainant has
urged % again and agsln. as d matter OF
honor which defendants Nere bound o.
paN or pas him ln a position 90 paw. The
defendants have Ten oats lme ln which 10
put in an appearance and thirty daYs in
which to prepare au answer. Interesting
disclosures are looked ior oY many dunnF
the progress ol tsls case
some % the defendants SAY fhef aro glad
the bin has been lied ~ % siH oashie
them to Eei rid ~ Rogers with whom ihcy
have no desire to associate ans IohfeI
Senator Harms when asked TODAY " hai hf
Thought of Rogers. would onlg sae that The
bill was exceedingly absurd in al iis eie-
ments 1eumlssiuuer Atkins said thai
when the defendants associated themselves
- 'th thc undertaking ther refused i0 a .loe
tee county lo DEE Hooded eifh free ioualiaus
of stock Ihai was what the Rogers
wanted them 90 g. and that vas hl.ro.n
they were disappU iuled
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
SOMEBODY BLUNOEREO.
The British Steamer MIRANDA Ashore at
Point Judith-The Captain
Makes Statemeat.

NEWPORT. r. l., June 20-The British
steamer MIRANDA from New York for
Halifax went ashore on the east side Of
Point Judith Saturday night, and lays IN a
bad position with stern high out of water.
A steam tug aud a schooner went 10 her as
sistance this morning.
Captain L Bender OF the MIRANDA made
the following statemeAt 10 a United Press
reporter tonight The MIRANDA was built
IN 1854 at New castle, England, and regis
tered Al 733 tons. WAS bound from New
York 20 Halifax, and belongs 10 the Red
Cross Line She had on board a cargo Of
flour butter and general provisions She
was partially insured bad been commanded
by Capt. Bender since she was built, and
was in every respect first class
passenger steamer. We were twelve hours
from New York. / went below al Watch
Hill. Then We we're running about eleven
and half knots per hour. Ny orders
were 10 keep Point Judith on the port bow.
than not less than mile distant. We 20 over
this course every two weeks and alwavs took
the same course We we're steaming against
the tide. which ought to have carried MS
out u is a mystery 20 nae. The officer
must have made mistake ma bis reckon
oning. J came mp when heard the steamer
strike We attempted 10 pull her OIL
tnlnk she eau be got on h the weather
confinnes pleasant. The steamer rests on a
rock and Is leaking badly. Light Keeper
Whalev and Capt Knowles were unremit-
ting In their attention 60 The passengers. lt
was one of the finest moonlight nights J
ever saw The sea was very calm The
steamer struck az ] a. m The passengers
were conveyed % the pier where hey were
entertained by The Revere and MeiatoXei
hotel pr0prietors. An extra train took part
IF the forty passengers % Boston, but some
remained over night. TIE passengers al
agree that Capt Bender was kiaj and c1sr-
te0us and did aii in bis power % aid them.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

ca haae saved hrr son fraD prisaa sa-
siaee FRIDAY las fae34eut.E 4'lu1ea lo ibs
matter Af arvakta>l flis marliDl sLt
began Ufaae against l-aits hea BE-
sfFauE o. his Ieef. ana suouTn4 This Nii
end al seized 3 ga-f kulie anl made g
saF4se Onslaught - AIRS AlKerrE. Tie
ur,i e.oN struck her lu ths sIumach. in
aselnE ff rus Veuud Ar- AlFenef
srafstrt sltl btr sssaifauf Ane being "a
>ifsie aafaan. prevented liM- an lsaain
siAe-laE ter olt ai last goI possession 81
far fhife ESD ilfea ii iut3 tlt taek Nara.
and sen le. to lAe nooT exhausted lron
.oss of blood iapes TED ia anolaeF faan
seized q razor aud cli hi- Ihraal frsm ear
ear de was removed fo Ihe cIfs has-
pfal 1ere be hes il critical condition
ln'ess indian nation SETS iu Mrs AiFtVz
viii recover
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

The race between the several climbs is a
close one and the players appear % much
better advantage than those IN the National
League. The clubs are all well bnnsh
not stringing ont like green horses in q
thirty race as in the case of tne mines CONE
prising tie National 81 Louis retains tho
lead Louisville has jumped from fourth io
second place while Brooklyn and plttsburg
have fallen back and are tied fpr the third
position TIE Athletics stiii retain fourth
place. Cincinnati 9th while the Balumore
ful bonor of bringing up the rear 81 ths
procession. percentage being in The former s
favor TIE Official standing 0f toe ciube ur
o. and including the games of June let1. s.
a. follows
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
KILLED AND WOUNDED
a Serious Railroad Collision in
Massachusetts.
4 CONDUCTOR SHO DID NOT OBEY.
MANY Pc sons Badly lrjared-The En-
gines ana Cars fotaii, Wrecked
The Property Loss ard the
Care OF the Wouadsd

EAsT PErrEEfL Mas lune 20 -rhe
north bound passenger train No. -. on the
Worcester & Nashua Division of ihe Boston
aud Maine railroad. due here az Isl satur-
day evening consisting Of a baggage cirand
two passen ger coaches clliided with an
extra south-bound freight train Of seventeen
ears about thirty rods sonth OF this station
last night. Engineer Whuemore. Of The
passenger train. discovered the other train
approaching when rounding q curve close
upon 10, having barely time 90 reverse bis
engine and apply the air brakes. and with
his fireman. Edward Potter. lump oil
Whiftem0re escaped with sighi bruises
Potter was badly injured on bis ief. hip
There were not many passengers on the
train. but they were all violently shaken
up. Mrs, Granville Parker. Of pepperel
WAS thrown over the seat in front of her and
re seived short deep cash over the right
eve. She was also injured in tle sh0u der
aud rendered unconscious from bruises
and internal Injuries.
Vincent Trnder, OF Aver. was severely ln-
lured Ia the right hip.
Mrs. Samuel Beverly. OF Nashua was in
the rear car and was thrown completely s.
over the seat next 10 her. receiving serious
injury.
The engineer and fireman oi the Lancaster
jumped and were but slightly injured. The
lniuced Were az once conveyed 20 the Pres
colt House Both engines were badly
wrecked, the engine Of the freight train
being almost completely demolished The
tender was driven through The forward
freight car iemoiishing both. Theproperty
loss viii amount 20 several thousand dol
lars. The conductor Of the freight train, BE-
l. said. was under orders 60 sideirack al the
st1ton for the passenger 10 pass and was
within City yards Of the switch when The
collision occurred