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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
RAILROAD COLLISION.
Four KILLED and Twenty-Five wound
fBr telerrnnh % Tho nIspatch. J

[By telegraph 70 tho Dlspatchl
CLEVELAND, o., September 10.-The
fourth section of Train No. 5, west-bound
on the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad, carrying Grand Army OF the
Republic veterans from Youngstown aud
vicinity to the national encampment at
Columbus, was wrecked at o'clock this
afternoon at Rittman, a small station
three miles west of Wadsworth, q. The
train consisted OF nine cars. The con-
Meeting rod of the locomotive drawing
the special broke near Rittman, and after
much difficulty the train was stopped on
a curve. While waiting for repairs to be
made freight train, which bad been
following the special, Numbered down
heavy grade at the rate Of twenty-five
miles an hour, and although warning
was given, it was impossible to avert the
collision.
The locomotive Of the freight plunged
into the rear coach Of the special, wreck
ing four cars, two of them being COM
pletely demolished. The excurslonists
had notice of the impending danger and
all succeeded in getting out of the cars
before tue crash came, but rs they hur-
red down an embsnkment the wrecked
coaches rolled down upon them, killing
four persons outright and lnIuring
twenty-five others more or less seriously
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures SEPTEMBER H. 1893

and the prisoner at the train. but no
violence was attempted.
Captain Rhine, Of the schooner VIII
liam Miller. which arrived from Rich
mond, reports a two-masted schooner
hard aground fifteen miles above New
port News She is we'll mp.
Tugs have gone out to haul off the
steamer S. A. McCaull, ashore in the
mouth OF the Roanoke river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
Maine Elections.

The Maine State biennial election took
place Yesterday, when Governor, four
congressman, thirty-one State senators,
and one hundred and fifty-one State
representatives were chosen, as we'll as
county officers in sixteen counties. The
last Legislature stood: Senators-Re-
publican. q ; Democrats, 4. Represen-
fatives-Bepnblicans, l22 ; Democrats,
Of: Prohibition, /. The Republican
congressman we're all candidates for re-
election, and all but one district, the
First, were considered Republican with
out question. in the First district strong
contest WAS made, William Emery, Of
Alfred, being the Democratic nominee.
There we're four candidates for Governor
in the feld-Edwin G. Burleigh, Of
Bangor, late State treasurer (Republi-
CAM William L. Putnam, of Portland,
late fishery treaty commissioner Demo
craft Yolney B. Gushing. of Bangor
(Prohibiuon). and w. A. Simmonds, Of
Rockland Labor. The vote for each
party in 1885 stood Republican, 6s,-
SOL: Democratic. IS, 2S9; Prohibition,
1865. and scattering. %. Comparisons
are made with the vote OF 1886, con-
GLIDING with q comparison with the vote
of 1854.
by telegraph to the Dispatchl
PORTLAND, Me-, September TO-
Forty towns give Republican vote Of
1924; Democratic, 1905 PTohibi-
ton, 5T4; scattering, S37. The same
towns in 1886 gave Republican vote Of
10, 500 Democratic, 1l,13S; Prohibi-
ton. 7S4 scattering. 3D. The Republi-
can plurality is 1857 against 2, 45l. Re-
publican gain. 1905.
PORTLAND Me-, September 10.-One
hundred towns give the Republicans
2S,S45; Democrats, 2l.733; Prohibi-
tionists, 957 scattering, COO. The same
tosns in 1856 gave the Republicans d.
502 Democrats, 2O,0e0; Prohibition
lists, 1874; scattering, q. Republicans
plurality. 7,1l2, against 4. 422-a gain OF
1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
Bsse-RaII Yesterday.
[By telegraph to the Dispatchl

tBy telegraph 10 tne Dlsphchl
Philadelphia:
Athletics. 10000 0302 2-7
Baltimores. o 90 0 0 0 0 0 90
Bnse- hits-Athletics 10; Baltimores,
!. Errors-Athletics, 0; Baltimores, 4.
Bstteries-Weyhang and Townsend
Kilroy aud Cantz.
Cleveland
Brooklyns .....1 90 Ox-2
Clevelands .....O % 0 0 % o.
Brooklyns, 7; Cleyelands,
4. -Brooklyns, 0 Clevelands. 2.
Batteries-Fautz and Clark Bakely and
Snyder.
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis. ..oOOO2 OOOO-2
Kansas City...".O 90 0 90 l l-3
Observation-Disclosures, 3; Kansas
CITY, 7. Errors incinnatis. 6 Kansas
City, 2. Batteries-Niau and Keenan, +;
Porter and Donohoe.
Pittsburgh:
First game.
Pittsburghs o 0 0 O 0 o.
Thiladelphias % 90 0 0 100 90
e-hits- Pittsburghs, 3; Philadel-
phias, 3. Erors-Piitsburghs, 0; Phila-
delphias, 3. observation-disclosures and Car
roll Burlington and Clements.
Second camel
Pittsburghs o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Philadelphias. % 600 1000 o.
-Pittsburghs, 4; Philadel-
phias. 6. Errors-P ittsburghs, l a; Fhila-
delphiss, 0. Batteries-Galvin and Mil
Ter Sanders and Schriyer.
Detroit:
Detroits. 100000 3O1- 7
Washingtons =. o 90 0 0 0 l . o. 3
Observation-Disclosures, II f; Washingtons,
6. Errors-Detroits 4 Washingtons,
+. Batteries-Getzein and Wells Keeie
and Deasley.
Indianapolis
indianapolis. 30 OO4OOOOO-4
New Works. 20 0002 %
Base-hits 80 indianapolis, 7; New
Yorks, O. Errors-Indianapolis, ! New
Yorks. 3. Batteries-Burdick. Daily,
and Buckley Keefe and Murphy.
Chicago:
Chicagos. 10000 200 s
Bostous ......0 0 % 90 l . O. 3
Base-hits-C hicagos, 10; Bostons, Q.
Errors Chicagos, 2; Bostons, 3. Bat
teries-Krock and Farrell ; Sowders and
late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
Tne Conference Bills.
by relorraph to The plspateh.l

fBy telegraph 70 Inc I'sfaNcll.l
WAsUrNGroy. September l0.-The
army bill as finally agreed upon by the
conference and approved by both houses
carries an appropriation OF s24, 300.
Tho fo1tihcation bill, also disposed OF
bv Congress to-day, appropriates IS, 9'2,-
010 The bills were inter-dependent IN
measure. provisions for the same pur-
pose having been inserted by the SENATE
IN both bills. with the view to securing
an appropriation in one OF them II one
House should disallow it in the other
The chief item so duplicated was that
known as the Hawley amendment, when
appropriated more than SIX millions Tor
ordnance. The substance OF tins amend
mept remains as u part OF the fortliica-
ton bill, though it's aggregate is reduced
about one half from the regular PROV
sious of the army and fertilization DlllS.
These measures appropriate as follows:
For the manufacture Of cannon and car
riages 500, 900; for testing pneumatic
uuns shells. &c, 800, 200 for a gun
factory at the WaterSliet arsenal, S'Oo',,
900: for the purchase OF rougn-ooreo
steel 81. 800. OO0; for submarine mines
and snb. marine comfortable torpedoes,
s100 GOO: for rihed mortars. $25, 900
Tor lie purchase and test of ordnance by
the Ordnance Board, S5OO,OO0.
All bnt the two hrst-named items were
included in the Hawley amendment,
and were especially championed III the
House by Representative Savers oil
Texas.
regnlar appropriation bills before Con-
creess-namely. the sundry civil, which
e in conference, and the general del-
cheney. which Is before the Senate COM
rnitfee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
A VIRGINIA Cyclone.
~ Pnsycs Through southampton
County nnd Moves Houses.
Ispe.IaI teleeran % lhe DI.palch.l

County Dad Moves Houses.
lSps,ial telegram 10 tho Dlspatch.l
FRANKLIN. SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA,
September l0.-A cyclone passed over
Carryille, a small village about five
miles from here, about 10 o'clock this
morning. 1t overthrow several small
houses and moved large two-story
house about twenty five feet. The track
OF the storm was about a half mile wide.
Ii came from the south and travelled in
a northerly direction. No one hurt
KILLED By A FALLING LDB.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
FRANKLIN, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA,
September l0.-Mr. L. I. Cross, q gen
teman living about eight miles from
here, was killed by the cyclone to-day.
He was IN boat fishing at the time with
several others; they hearing the wind
coming made for shore. Just as he
stepped ashore limb from tree in fall
ing struck him, crushing his skull.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Especial telegram to the nispaich.l
NORFOLK, September l0--At Frank
lin the cyclone passed about 10 O'Clock,
moving several houses some ten feet.
MIR. h. 4. Cross, popular citizen of
Nansemond county, while In his mill
pond fishing, was instantly killed by
falling trees. The cyclone. fifty yards
wide, passed near South Mills, injuring
dwellings and out-houses Several per-
sons were hurt but none fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
THE RIVER KIsISG.
Fears OF FreSheG IN the James
ether Items.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram % lhc DlspaIchl
LYScHBURG. Va, September To-
There have been continuous rains here
for a week, and although the river is only
five feet above or iinary tide fear is ex-
pressed that the downpour to-day will
cause q ireshet. The river has risen nine
inches since dark, and ut this hour, 9
O'Clock, Is rising rapidly.
Robert Il. Price, of CLEARWATER, in Of
tempting TO cross Peters creek near
Cloyerdale Saturday evening, lost two
fine horses and carriage and narrowly
escaped himself
Mrs. Elizabeth Rucker. mother of
Colonel Houston Rucker, died yesterday
morning; aged eighty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
Death Of a Prominent vest Vir2inian
fsnectal tslssram 70 the Dispatchl

CHARLESTON, w. Va, September To-
Hon. w. 4. Quanicr, chief attorney for
the Kanawba and Ohio railroad and one
Of the most prominent members Of the
State bar, died suddenly this afternoon
of heart trouble. BE was prominent
candidate Tor the United States Senate
before the last Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
FLORIDA'S FEVER.
LATEST FROM yAcKsoRvlLLE AND
OTHER POINTS.
Contributions Being Raised all over the
Country for the sHiforsrs-An Editor
Goes TO the Scene Of Afliction.
TBy telegraph 70 ths DIspa,cn.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September TO-
Edgar Davidson, traffic sgent OF the
Eastern and Georgia railway, died this
morning. Mr.. Davidson was one OF the
first attacked with yellow-fever and was
discharged about two weeks ago. tie
relapsed few days since. The scarcity
OF physicians and nurses leads to the
neglect of many cases. Rev. Dir.
Sharpe, il is believed. died from want OF
proper nursing and attention. Eight
new cases were reported this morning
for eighteen hours and three deaths.
PENSACOLA ALL RIGHT.
PENSACOLA, September l0.-Dr. Coch-
ran, president OF the Alamba Board OF
Health, ordered to inspect Florida cities,
left here to-day perfectly satisfied with
Pensacola. The Escambia Board OF
Health has quarantned against all
points east of Live Oak. West Florida
proposes to fight the fever at long range.
Mayor Chipley has called a meeting for
tomorrow TO aid Jacksonville.
NEW YORK SUBSCRIPTION.
New York, September 10.-Subscrip-
tions for the relief Of jacksonville here
to-day amounted to S14.33I. OF this
amount Sl2, 900 was the donation Of one
man, who, refusing to give his name,
presented Mayor Hewitt $1,000 gold
certificate and two crisp thousand-dollar
bills. The total amount subscribed here
TO date is $40, 2e6.
MORE CONTENTIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA, September 10.-At q
q meeting of the Citizens Relief Com
mittee held at the Mayors office to-day
additional subscriptions in aid of the
Jacksonville sufferers we're announced
amounting to -, 33S, making total Of
81, 563. A telegram was read from
Chairman Schumacher, OF the Jackson
vile kinance Committee, expressing
gratitude for the 81, 800 received from
this city on Saturday. 1t was decided
TO send $500 more at once. An APP
peal to the public was draft. d request
ing prompt and liberal contributions in
aid of the sufferers. Meetings OF the
committee will be held daily.
FROM Posr-OFFICE EMPLOYEES.
hAhhlhbION, H. t's EtPttubtA ~
At a meeting this evening of the officers
of the POST Office Department called by
First Assistant Postmaster-General Ste
yenson, committee was appointed to
receive voluntary contributions from the
officers and clerks Of the department in
aid of the Jacksonville sufferers. Over
5000 was collected within a very short
time, and it is probable this amount will
be considerably increased. Contrlbu-
tons will be forwarded through Senator
Call
MAcoN's ASSISTANCE.
Macon, Ga, September 10.-Macon
organized a yellow fever relief commit
tee to-day and authorized the Jackson
vile authorities to draw on them Tor
81 600 for the relief Of the yellow-feyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
A FLOOD IN AUGUSTA.
The Largest I'm Its HistOry-Miies OF
water Ina Its streets.


AUGUSTA, Ga, September l0.-The
Savannah river has flooded this city.
Heavy rains have brought the river up
to the highest register since 1910. The
water rose rapidly, and at 8 o'clock 2. NJ.
is still rising, having stopped the cotton
factories in the western end Of the city
and transformed the business and resi-
dence portion into islands. Broad street,
four miles long, is in fair boating con-
dition. Currents are running through
the cross streets from Broad to Green.
Stores are flooded from one to two feet,
but the merchants generally have moved
their goods to shelves and counters.
Many persons are sitting up tonight
at their doors watching the tawny tide.
Wires are down in many directions, and
not single train will leave the city to-
night. The belief is general that the
highest point has been reached, and, in
spite of the general Inconvenience. the
people are patient and good Datured.
In the upper and outer edge Of the city
the suffering among families in low
built houses will be considerable, but
steps will soon be taken to relieve them.
One man is reported dead from
FRIGHT, and colored fshmouger
was drowned to-day on Ellis street
The buildings OF the Great National Ex-
position TO open here next month are
high, dry, and unchanged, and work on
them is uninterrupted. The last great
freshet was Just at the close Of the war
in January. 1865, when the river regis
tered 3G feet IL inches. Tonight 1t Is
81 feet 6 inches. In 1872 the river rose
to 81 feet 5 inches, aud in 1910 the water
was 81 feet 10 inches The latter figures
may be reached tonight before the
water recedes. The weather is clear and
a moonlight night makes the city sparkle
in the presence of food the equal Of
which has been witnessed by few citizens
of the present generation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

SrAuNTos, Va, September lot has
rained here twelve days in succession.
Wheat in stacks is sprouting and is much
damaged. Cloyerseed is seriously In
jured.
AUGUSTA, Ga, September l0.-Heavy
rams Sunday along the Savannah Valley
caused the river to rise rapidly last night
and this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Vat PRAIRIE r.rer 10 ,1entana.
TRy telegraph TO the Dispntch.l

HKLENA, MoSr., September l0.-Par-
ties who have just arrived here from Up
per Teton county report disastrous prai-
RE fires in that section. Ranges have
been burned of for an area Of sixty
miles, and the fire has assumed such d.
mansions as to bafie all attempts 10 keep
it under control
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
Te,erranhic FLASHES.

London journals assert that tbs rseeries cues
tion has bcan suboriiuatod 20 a scuf1e OF the pc
itical parties OF tho United eIatcs over the
presidential election.
General james 4. Chalmers Is tho Republican
nominee for Congress IN tho Second district OF
Mississippi, ard lion. Charles +. HOOKER Is the
Dsmocratlc nominee in the Eleventh district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
aInannnn Lryx.srooK MARxIY.

SRPrxaPxR i0--Rece,pts: io5 head Of Cattle
g3l shsep aad lambs. and 4o2 hogs.
sales IS head Of cattle, "a sheep and lambs.
and $40 hogA
Prices.
CsttIo-BesI tAathc. groes; medium 70 COOL
81 A4c- groes: common 70 fair, ea3e. gross
Sheep-3a4Ac gro<S
Lambs al<s,kc. gipsa
Hogs-s4asAc. net
kalia-..s3c. Eroan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
GRABS AND COTTON ExcHsNak
RIcaxosD. September 10. 1854 .
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHgAT-4 e40 bvshelS
CORN.-5l9 bushels
OAgs.-i,0O0 Dushsis
sALEs BEPoRTsD TO SECRETARY
WaEAI-I.ongberry 30 bushels common at
osc. Mixed, 800 bushels very good az si-03;
100 bushels very good ~ si.02: "a bushels COM
mon NJ see Shorteerry, 20 bushels good al 81.
Total sales Of wheat, idS4 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat, 4 $40 bushels: same
dav lasg yesr, 9,gJ3 bushels. Sales today Of
wheat. ,ss4 bushels; same dag last year, s,sS
bushels Offerings 80 far this season. Si3.lsS
bushels: same time last season, Sx.tS bushels
Extreme range OF prices to-day, SIC 10 si03:
same time last year. % 20 SIC.
COaN.-White so bushels very good at $50
OArs--Aixed, 1000 bushels Texy good on pri-
yAte terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
Annual Enca,n pu,ent OF che G. A. *.

COLUMBUS, O., September l0.-The
week of the twenty second annual En-
campment Of tho Grand Amy Of tue
Republic has arrived, and Columbus is
ready for it. For many weeks prepara-
tions have been actively under way, and
immense crowds are pouring into the
city from every part OF the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. RsLyrHoay Avn nfos.
nesD srncx sxCHAs9gs
Grain, Provipions Cotton. roeassa rur-
pentins. Hoain. Tar aad
Peanut Harkesk
ny Telegraph TO me DIsp.seh.l

NEW YORK, September fO.--Tho stock market
WAS somewhat irregular, feyerish. aud sseerallJ
loWr to-day, the heavy trading In loS-prtcc1
shares being the feature Of dealings. as wcii ~
tho unusually large number Of sto..ss uanco m
There was a renewal q attacks upon ~ faul.
with free roslizationa In most OF the active ilst
but the most determined drive was made a. W .
grangers Ia tho last hour ny which ali me nst
was Affected, and the majority are SonseIuen.y
lover tonight Barry figures from Loonoh were
lower Than any prices OF Saturday, and me
bears immediately attacked IT PAU, Nhlch
London also sold with sone others. Inc
general list, however. exhibited suohe
tone and soon broke aaay from ~ Paul, whlle
number OF inactive stocks developed Marked
strength, Hooklng valley leading tho gouefsl
list, sympatnl7ing With these stocks. aud before
noon most Of the lat showed small eafus. ths
improved tone, however, gave way lasef, nio
these advances we're generally wiped GU.
though tho character Of tue dealings undervent
10 change. Among tho stocks showing unusual
strength todgy we're sho stocks Of the small coal
companies. though the STOCKS o. INC
great coal roads were rather sluggish. ire
Northern Pacific group aieo displayed con-
siderable drmnesa. especially Lake snoyt. hougn
only tna oregon Improvement company
mace any rise. Tho drive was renewed after
the delivery honr with great force, and WINE
Rrangers ware the principal sufferers every
thing vas affected aAd tho lowest figures we're
reached shortly before the close, which was
quiet aud weak. dividend on 81. Paul wee OF
ferod for per cent on board to-day Nitn0ut
takers. Change are mostly FOR small fraceons,
though 81 Paul ~ down = ana Northwest per
cent Total sales, 10000 shares
INV YORK, September lO-AOon. -stocFs dui
aud nrm. Money easy siIalA. Exchange-Long,
ESQ., short, tssA. Governments dun sud Steajy.
Eresgfiy. --kIcnangs quiet -nd strong. Money
easy atiaih per csnL Sub Treasury balances
Coin. si5s. 422.O0O: currency t9.sfs.cp. Govern
ments steady and nrp; per eenis. EyA; ~
per cents, lJik. State bonds DUH AUt steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
u.,hnnahr ahochs in Greece.

ATHENS, September lo.-Tv Z, earth earth
onake shocks have occurred , at a Sosoi,
,sssa. on the Connthisn Gun, uo1;e
o ~,ast damage. Troops have been aus al
ggs s with supply OF tents io Ia ..le
homeless and provisions for the asSu'
futo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
rhe Den,scrats' Poiicy.

W.gHrNaroN, September 1O.-As a
matter Of policy, with the view to placing
mon The Senate the responsibility for
ne further proloneatioa OF the current
session OF Congress. the Democrats IN
the House have determined to hasten
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
The Raging storm.

ny I9TUEIHYA W ITI0 0I5Va- 1I'I
NORFOLK, Va. September 1O.-A de-
structive rain and wind-storm swept
over parts Of Nansemond, Isle of Wight,
and Southampton counties this morning,
destroying standing crops and blowing
down trees and farm buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
~ rr.il Crnn,htca.

~ I"-|E- HTN y -" III --I'I
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. September 10
Tile walls OF the Victor Cotton-Mills
i.-e. near'v completed, crumbled and
.... to the extent OF forty feet to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
WEATHER REPORT.

IBy Telegraph TO the Dispatch-l
WASHINGTON. D. c., September 10
For Virginia and Moth Carolina, rain,
| PAIN followed by tair and cooler weather and
'""" northEosterly winds storm centre will
S-keep 10 eastward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
u..a. rnsehase6.

wAs,nroroS. September 10. - TO To- ,d Syn ;
bond offerings sgeregasaasSn. -, fJi 100
Accepted. -, 100 40 a. lzo sn0 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

TuE WgAruEg IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy sll day. At midnight tho Thermometer
stood al 6s'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

reonopv and strength are peculiar 10 :,
49, sa,sspsriIls, the only medicine OF
s a1oa 200 Doses One Dollar" is true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RIcH0oEp STOCK EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE, September l0.--vrrinia 6S con-
soiidated, 81; do new 3s, 65s; iO-iOs, oSH. Bid
today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
a CIRCUS TRAIN WEIGHED.
Freight Train Runs Into Holm
kObinson's Ctrcus--Eour Kiiicd
nnd Many Wounded

a Cincinnati special OF the 9th instant
says: At 2;30 o'clock this morning a
tram containing John Robinsons circus.
while stopping to take water at Corwin
station, on the Little Miami railroad.
fifty-one miles from this city, was crash
ed into by heavy freight train, and
scene Of terror seldom equalled ensued.
THE KILLED.
John Clifford, aged sixty, Xenia, Ohio,
died within an houl after the accident !;
Benjamin Clsbey. aged thirty-f five years,
Grafton, West Va, killed outright !;
Frank Smith (cOlored), aged twenty-five,
Richmond, Ind, killed outright; Jack
Lacey, aged thirty-fye, Chicago, killed
outright.
The WOUNDED.
b. Brown, holidays Cove, W. Va,
back badly hurt John Mott, Cincinnati,
shoulder crushed Andrew Smith, Pc
tersburg, H., paralyzed Frank LarkiD,
Jackson, Tenn, leg crushed ; William
Whalen, no home, leg and arm crushed !;
Elmore Fairbanks. COolvilie, Athens
county, Ohio, badly bruised and cut !;
David Harrison, Delaware, KY, body
bruised and cut; William Hopkins,
franklin, W. Va, bruised and cut john
Gardiner, Martin county, Ind, right leg
hurt George Williams, Princeton. Ind,
hurt in chest Albert McCarty, Upton,
Ind, hurt on tine head Samuel Wright,
Coal Valley, W. Va, hip hurt Louis
Butler, Lexington, Ky, bruised and
cut Joseph Moncrief, La Platte, Mo-,
hurton the head Edward Taylor, Louis
vile, KY, leg hurt; Dick Don, Mt.
Sterling, n.y., hurt in neck and shout
ders George Powell, Beverly, O., left
side hurt William Edwards, Newark,
o., scalp and face-wounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

The caucus will determine whether or
not the bills introduced by Mr.. Breckin
ridge, of Arkansas, for the suppression
OF various trusts shall be con-
sidered. 1t is well understood that
these bills would be pigcon-holed
bv the Republicans in the Senate
if adopted 10y the House, hpt Mr.. Brock
inridge and others insist that it is the
duty of the Democratic House to pass
them and throw the responsibility Of
suppressng them upon the Republican
majority in the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
MACoN's ASSISTANCE.

Macon, Ga, September 10.-Macon
organized yellow fever relief commit
tee to-day and authorized the Jackson
vile authorities to draw on them Tor
81, coo for the relief Of the yellow-feyer
sufferers.