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Dramatic.

SIX. Salvini will probably undertake an.
other American tour next iall.
The gamins Of the ives, have given Mis-
Lillian Olco,t the title Of ''rhe Tiger Lily"
Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer has purchased new
play, from tho French, entitled Deco
rated"
There arr twcnty.six frst-class theatem
and opera-houscs open In New York this
season.
Few Actresses Of prominence ever refer
10 their ago without twinkle In one eye
that 1T may not be true"
The Vaudeville theaier, Paris, has de-
fcrrcd lis regular opening for one week 10
give welcome 10 the DAILY troupe.
Crcsion Clarke seems 10 have made an
excellent impression In Philadelphia rs
Claude Melnotts In THE Lady OF Lyons. ."
Frederick wade has signed contract
10 star for three years under the manage
mont Of Joseph Brooks, beginning In sep
tcmbcr next.
Hermann, the magician, will bc carried
on Cheyalier Blondins back ON the coca
sion Of his first ascension nj ~ George,
Staten Island.
Eugene Blair, leading lady Of y. Il.
wmdo's company, h suing for divorce
from FORREST Robinson, 10 whom she WINS
married juno ~, 1881.
All Of the present members Of the Henri
ctta company. excepting three, have
signed with Robson 4 Crane for next sea-
son, at increased salaries.
Paul Kalisch, die young Berlin tenor,
Just come over 70 this county 10 marry
lilli Ichmann, which object he accom-
plished very quietly las, week.
The return Of Bos Coghlan 10 wallack's
thcater was made The occasion Of a great
ovation 10 that popular actress At the flint
performance OF 'fordon Assurance"
Maud Banks, the ambition, daughter Of
Gen. n. T.. Banks, Proposes 20 produce her
own plav. Joan Of Arc" In French dur.
ing her Montreal and Quebec engagements.
Miss Ioie Fuller, the clover young
actress now playing a leading part In
Sue" will probably blossom out a. star
next season In aiouraci comedy called
"Riyal Bellies"
III think that Olhcllo should be made Z
lovnble fellow" said Robert MantelI 10 i
friend "The bugaboo Othollo conycn.
tionally played wouldn't capture the heart
OF Dcsdemona or any other woman"
The success Of "A Midsummer Night.
Dream" has caused Mr. DAILY 10 abandon
the idea OF running one Of the light society
comedies. and he viii continue The present
piece until the close Of the scasou, April 7,
In the New York Gaidie, for i762, Mr.
Douglass advertised from the Theatre Ia
| New York" "phlole reward" for the
discovery 'of the person Who was 20 vcr,
rude as TO throw, fns IRON tho Caller,
upon tho stage last Monday, by which
the Cloaths oil some OF the ladies ant
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Amer rwensy-fear Year..

vIScRSsEs, Ind, March 3.-Intcnse ex-
element prevails in Shoals, Ind, over the
arrest Of John g. Jones, county commits
sioncr, and Messrs Sianfeld, Archer and
Stone. charged with the murder Of Jack
Ballard, a Federal soldier, twcnty-four
years ago. Albert Qualkenbush turned
states evidence. Ballard came back TO
this country during the war TO arrest de-
scrter, and Il Is said the above parties be-
longcd 10 the Knights Of the Golden Cir.
Gle. Az meeting Of the order Billiards.
murder was decided on, and II Is alleged
that the men arrested were implicated in
the commission Of the crime. Jones Is
out on $1,000 bail, Staniicld and Archer are
in Jail, and Stone, who resides near Olney,
Ill. Il IA said will be arrested.
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muIiei rouI. nrcnnan.

PrTrspURo. Pa, March 3.-The hard
glove fight between Matt Mullet Of this
city. and Jack Brennan, Of New York, for
500, took place on the steamer Mayflover
at Davis Island dam early this morning,
Mullet winning in the fourteenth round
on foul. Brennan had all the best OF II
from the start 10 the finish, dancing around
his opponent and landing ON face and neck
at will. Mullet took his punishment
gamely and stuck to his wiry young tor
mentcr, though scarcely once getting in a
telling blow, except in the clinches, when
he used right aud left on Brennan's ribs
aud stomach. In the fourteenth round,
while the men were clinched, Brennan
butted Mullet IN the face and the referee
gave the Pittsburgcr the fight on foul.
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Al ConeeviIIe, miss.

Mr.. s. X. Yeager, one OF Yalabusba
couniy's most popular young men, left last
Thursday night for Holland, Tex. MIR.
Yeager intends making his homo in the
far west for the next several years, and, M
he is well known 10 be OF an enterprsing
and energetic nature, our people feel as
surcd OF his success wherever he may To-
cate.
On February q Mr.. Albert Pitman and
Miss Gus Caldwell were married at the
residence Of the brides father In Calhoun
county. The happy young couple are
very popular, and have the hearty con-
gratulations Of host OF friends.
The Rov. J. X. Parrish preached an ex-
cellont sermon ut the Baptist church on
last Thursday evening Mr.. Parrish Is Ia
preach here once in each month, and
able impression upon our people.
Miss Annie Hall, one of Grenada's
faircst daughters, who has been visiting
misplace, returned 10 hcrhome Wednesday
evening.
The young people Of our town gathered
together at the residence Of Mr.. j. II. Yam
Friday night, and the entire evening was
spent IN such enjoyment ~ only youth
and beauty can experience.
Capt 4. o. Perkins, one OF Beat No. 81
oldest and most substantial citizens, was
in town last "Wednesday looking we'll and
hearty. The captain says Yalabusha county
is In better condition than she has eyel
been before, and that her people, as gen
cral rule, are prospecting in this worlds
goods.
The Hon. J. ii. Dame, mayor Of Tilla
toba, was among CofIeeyille's visitors thii
week.
Jolly, frce.hearted Abner Wimberry, o
Water Valley, was down on visit Thurs
dny.
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BASEBALL MATTERS.
The Kansas City Franchise Squabble-
The League Schedule.

The League Schedule.
New YoRK, March 3.-Baseball men
oyerran the Fifth Avenue hotel today,
among them being Wheeler WickofT, pres
ident of the American association; Phelps
and W. l.. Lyons, Of Louisville, and Jas.
A. Williams and f. Robson, Of Cleveland.
Shortly before noon the arbitration COM
mittee, consisting OF Rogers, Spalding and
Young, of the league, aud Phelps and
Bymes, Of the association, went into ses-
sion TO dispose OF the question Of territorial
jurisdiction in Kansas City and other mat
tiers. The Kansas City clubs Of the West
ern and American associations are after
the franchise Of that city. The committee
on Joint rules and the committee OF the
National Reporters association will adopt
scoring rules this afternoon. The only
changes made in the report OF the schedule
committee were 10 appease demands and
stop the docking Of Chicago and Detroit
Dates in June were changed from Chicago
at Boston, and New York and the Detroits
at Boston and New York, the dates being
counter changed. The prospect of the ar
bitration committee arriving at any de-
cision on the Kansas City question Is re-
garded as doubtful by the friends OF both
sides. They have been fighting over the
question all the morning, and are stu
evenly divided. II is thought that the two
clubs will DO allowed to fight il out between
themselves, as heretofore, though there is
still some little hope OF settlement.
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Mis- Willie Mai Rudisill Is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Cranberry, Of somcrvillc, Is visit
Ing friends In the city.
Mis- Maggie Williamson. 81 Bartlett, II
visiting friends In Memphis.
Miss Norma Goodman, after an absence
Of several weeks In Alabama, has returned
home.
Mrs. NJ. II. Mahaya, OF Dallas, Tex. IL
ppendinga few lays ai her old homo on
Mosby stscct
Miss Celia Iowcnstcin has returned from
Indiana, wheu she has been visiting rcla-
uycs and friends.
Miss Virginia Joy, Of 81 louis, Il In tho
sity, visiting her sister, Mrs. y. NJ. Good
bar, At the Gayoeo hotel.
Mr.. Claude Hill, after spcndingtho win.
Ter here with his family, returned 10 the
north on "Wednesday last.
Mn. r. n. Trczcyant anil Miss Julia
IAtimcr icii last week for New Orleans
whore they will spend several weeks.
A dainty supper wascnjoyedon wcdncs.
day evening by .a'sIpall party al the rcsi-
dence ol popular Young married couple.
Mis- 10. scmmca entertained number
OF friends at cards ON Monday evening last
In honor Of Miss lila kiikinAn, Of Nash.
vile.
The only society event Of the week viii
he the regular monthly entertainment %
The Chickasav Guards on Thursday even
ing next
Mi~ Bertha Marks returns today 10 81
louis, after having spent several month";
In this city visiting her sister, MIR. N,
Friedman.
0eorgc w. Mount, formerly rcsidcn
al this city, will be married on Wclnesia,
next 10 Miss Sadie lirodio, OF Chicago, lll
Mr.. Mount has tho best wishes II hil
many friends In Memphis.
Mn Van Kirkman (nce Mis- Kat,
1hoinpsonl Il visiting her grandmother
Mm Jacob Thompson, on IaudcnlalI
street. She Is accompanied by Mis- Eli
Kirkman, one Of Nashyillo's bellies
number Of society bellies will illus
trnie that beautiful poem Of Tcnnyson'a-.
"Drcam of Fair Women" nj the ihcatcr
In short while. Roaamond, Helen q
Troy, lphiecnia, Cleopatra and Jephthah'
daughter will be roprcacnted by womeI
whose personal charms far ouiriyai IN
originals
Thursday evening last complimentary
Mis- Ella Kirkman. Among those prcscl
were Misses 10. Scmmcs, sallie aud Bcti
Looncy, Pearl Nicely, Mary Mallory. Luci
BrinkIey and May hin, and Mcssrs. Il
Beard. Ike Watts, Jas. Rccs, Tom Graham
James Warren, Tom Looney and Ere
Jones'
Cant. James Recs rendered q thcai'
Marty 20 Mis- lila Kirkman. Of Nashville
IN Friday evening. The guests were NJ
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Milton Mobiles.

This well known character actor viii
open an engagement Of three nights and
n Wednesday matinee, at the theater
tomorrow evening, and in his latest play,
"From Sire to Son." OF the play a critic
says II Is u vigorous interesting mclodra-
ma, whose situations are thrilling and
whose comedy is spontaneous and enjoya-
BILE. The earlier acts give some Bret Hart
can pictures of California mining camp
life, intcrspercd with some bits OF effect
i've realism. The third act Is laid in Ven
ice. and contains an electric climax. No
bles has character that enables him Ia
display his natural and magnetic style oil
acting, while Ms. Mobiles, In a dual role,
is very charming. Twice in the piece she
sings "lIomc, Sweet Home" with a new
and striking pathos that brings an inevita-
BILE encore. The old Red Dog stage coach
in tho first act rounds distant mountain
peak, descends steep road and enters 9
mining amp. Its perspective mechanical
effect is a capital piece OF illusion. The
play ends with a stormy scene in the tower
OF an old castle on the Rhine, where virtue
is triumphant and rctribuiion attends.
MIR. Mobiles has large number OF admir-
ers in Memphis, who will no doubt patron
izc him largely during the engagement.
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Dr. 4. J. Robinson, OF Mariana, Ark,
who has been herr several days visiting
his sick brother, w =. Robinson, returned
home Monday.
Yicc-Prcsidcnt and General Manager J.
G. Clark, of the Mobile 4 Ohio railroad,
was in the city Tuesday on his way 10 81.
Louis
Capt. II. p. Farar, OF this city, who has
been visiting fricndssin Syracuse, N. Y,
returned homo this wcek.
The Rev. ]. l.. voSs, the pastor, Is hold
ing series Of meetings at tho first Bap-
tist church.
Miss Jennie White is visiting her sister,
Mns. J. w. BACKYARD, nj Dresden, Tenn.
Mr.. Il. Dawson, who has been in the
train dispatcher's Office Of tho Mobile 4
Ohio rnilroad nj 81. Louis several years,
has been transferred 20 this city.
Mr.. H. II. Ford and wife. OF Memphis,
are in tho city, tho guest Of Mr. William
Haley.
Col John w. Buiord. clork Of the SUI
preme court, has returned from pleasant
trip 10 Memphis.
Mr. J. g. McClanahan. who has been
living at Trinity, Tex, for the past two
ycan, returned 10 jackson this week, and
win take charge Of the telephone lines in
the city.
The Rev. David Lei,h, formerly pastor
Of the First Methodist church, this city,
now Of Trenton. Tenn, was here this week,
mingling with old inendA
The revival which has been going on at
the Fist Methodist church Tor more than
a month, closed this week. There were
about $50 conversions during the meeting.
Capt. Frank NJ. Smith. Of this city,
State superintendent OF public instruction,
left this week for the eastern division oil
the State, where lac will begin at once 10
organize county institutes Capt Smith
will hold institutes in every county In the
State this summer.
IeCmnd Jones' Esq., Of Trenton, was
In the city this week.
Mrs. w. A. Smallcy has returned from
a visit TO homcfolks In Williamsport, Pa.
4. l.. Bullock and J. 4. Cole are In Bran
don. Miss, this week. attending tho tria
Of Jones Hamilton for the murder ofyounI
Gambrcll.
y. l.. IIumphrcys, Of Somcryille, Tenn.
was In the city this week. the guest Of th,
editor Of the Dispaioh.
Pleasant Plains Baptist church. In th.
Tenth district, this county, has elected thu
Rev. h. u. Mcneil, Of this city, m pastor
Henry w. Shelton, one Of Madison
county's best citizens Is Frustrated will
nervous affection at his homo three mile
south OF this city.
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A WILD ENGINE.
Its Fearful Encounter with . Train
Marrow Escapes.

ST.. Louls, Mo-. March IA runaway
engine played brief but disastrous en-
eagoment In the Missouri Pacific yards at
this place last night The Kansas City
express arrived at $50 o'clock am, and
the engineer, as usual, backed the engine
into the round.housc aud left Il there. An
hour later, In some mysterious manner,
the throttle was opened and the engine
struck out through the yards at the rate
Of thirty miles AN hour without anybody
20 guide H. There were number OF en-
gincs In the yards and ON the main tracks:
The engineers were all anxious 10 get oui
Of the way, but, owing 10 the complicated
arrangement Of the numerons- switches,
none knew which way Il would come.
A train was pulling mp ON long switch
leading 10 an elevator, with another engine
turned. The engineer Of tho first tain
Jaw the danger. lie was between two
fires, but, reversing his engine and wills,
Ting 10 the engine behind him, he started
backward Ahot race Of three blocks en-
sued, but the runaway caught The train.
The two engines came together With lear
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TupeIO. Miss.

Mr.. ]. w. Reyes, Of Louisville, KY,
was in town last week.
Mr.. Il. Nj. Coker, representing the Chick
asaw Saddlery company, OF Memphis, Is IN
Tupelo now.
Mn. Florence Walton, OF bonneville,
visited relatives here during the last week.
DIR. Worsham, OF Corinth, was ia town
last week on professional business
Miss Annie Stribling is visiting friends
and relatives in Fulton, Miss.
Capt. Il. i. Norton Is on visit 10 Lou
isyillc and Chattanooga.
DR. Booth, OF Guntown, was in town lasl
week.
The teachers Of Lee county held an insti
tute here yesterday.
Mr.. W. Il. Thomas, OF Baldwin, was in
town last week.
DIR. A. J. McWilliams and Mrs. NJ. T.
Edwards, both OF this place, were married
Thursday afternoon az o'clock at tho
brides residence ON Church street.
DR.. lloyle and Mossrs. Bessonet and
Wilson, OF this place, have gone 10 jasper
county, Ala, with the view Of investing.
Mr.. Dartree and family, OF Fort Worth
Tex, are visiting relatives in Gungtown'
Miss.
Miss Mary Slavery has been visiting
friends in BALDWIN, Miss.
party Of oxcursionists from Missouri
passed down the Mobile q Ohio road las
week. Several stopped In our town for
few days.
Mcssrs. Reeves and Williams, Of New
Albany, were in town last week.
Mm. Pledge. OF Bolivar, Tenn, hayini
purchased Mrs. McDougal's entire stock o
millinery, will continue the business q
/ this plncc.
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nenae,..ehs,. Impr.-.,sn. OF Lisa,


PROM "Mendcls.ohn's Letters 10 Noschclos," by
WI Ar,horp. In Scrlbners Magazine Got Naruh.
We have had an interesting musical
time Of II this winter Dreyschock,
Prume, Madame Pleycl, Hitler, Ernst.
and now TO wind up, List. Our sub.
scriplion concerts, and the six quartet
evenings, wero moro crowded than ever,
and, with their close, the time has come
when one longs Tor some music and no
concerts. nszt has been here for the
last six days. lie has given one concert,
and announces another for next Tuesday,
after which he goes, ilrst 10 Dresden and
then 10 Paris, where he means TO play;
nitorward 10 London for the season, and
then 10 Russia 10 spend the winter.
His playing, which Is quito mastery, aud
the subtilcncss Of his musical feeling, that
finds iu way 10 the very tips Of his fingers,
truly delight me. His rapidity and sub.
tilcncss, above all his playing al sight, his
memory, and his thorough musical insight,
are qualities quito unique In their way.
and that | have noypr seen surpassed.
With that you find In him, when once you
have penetrated beyond the surface oI
modern French polish, a good fellow and
true artist, and you cannot help liking
him, even II You disagree with him. The
one thing which seems 10 be wanting In
him u true talent for composition, neal
original ideas The things he played q
me did strike me ~ very incomplete
even whom Judged irom his own point Of
view, which, 10 my mind, Is not the right
ono. That explains why 1halbcrg would
meet with more success In many places
In England, Tor instance, II am not mis-
taken. In his way, he IL Just rs perfect
lac plays the pieces lac has mastered, and
There he stops; whereas LISTS Who'll,
performance Is as unprecedented, ~
Wild and impctuous, ~ you would cxpcc
II OF a genius; but then | miss thos,
genuine original ideas which, above all
expect from q genius A mere planis
he isnot, nor does he give himself out N
such, and that perhaps makes him appeal
less perfect than Others whose talent can
no, be compared 10 his. We are togcthel
the greater part Of the day, and sccm /,
be mutually attracted.
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AMONG THE STAGE FOLK.
WHAT WILL BE THE NEXT EVENTS
AT THE LOCAL THEATER.
Milton Mobiles ana 1.-THE Highest Bid
der" This Week and Mrs. Langtry the
Next = Interesting Gossip About
Actors ana Singers Generally.

During the first bali of last week Will
son & Rankin's minstrels entertained the
public at the Memphis theatcr and the
latter half was filled out by pretty Annie
Pixloy, who appeared as Ruth Homewebb
in the "Deacon's Daughter" and as Cherry
Ripe in "rhe Charity Girl" Both attrac-
tons were largely attended during the
engagement, deserved compliment TO
the pleasing soubrette star, who seems to
be general favoritc with Memphis theater
goers.
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Miss Annie Long, who has been visiting
her friend Miss Minor Chidscy, VI Arlcsia,
has returned.
MIR. A. Il. Meek, Of Birmingham, spent
last sunday In Columbus.
Mr.. WIN. Pope, OF West Point, was In
town last Saturday, looking after profess
Hional business
Mr. W. \. Leigh returned q few days
ago from pleasant trip 10 Memphis
Miss Annie Itchhcld, who has been
visiting Mai. aud Mrs. r. w. Jones, left
yesterday for birmingham 10 visit Miss
Fannie Morrow. She u one Of the ideal
Virginia girls, and fully susiains the high
reputation already won IN our midst by
Virginia girls.
We arc glad 10 see DR.. y. NJ. McCabc
out af,ain after his recent illness.
Capt G. a. Johnston left icw days ago
| for New York
Mr. Conley Chidscy, Of Artcsla, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. 4, d. Franklin left yesterday ioI
New York and Boston 10 purchase the
summer stock for Franklin & 20.
Mr.. Leslie Dobbs, Of Tennessee, Il herr
visiting his iaihcr, the Rev. Q. l.. W
nobla.
Miss Willie Leigh. Of Petersburg, Va
Who has been visiting her aunt, Mr
Maud Craddock, for several weeks, lof
Wednesday for her home.
The river IL In beautiful boating fix nov
and on Tuesday the w. II. Anderson, O
J Mobile. n'aclicd here with quite goo,
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cargo Of freight, cotton and seed. She left
the same night with 500 bales cotton. 1000
sacks guano and good deal OF way
freight.
MIR. Samuel Hesslein left Tuesday for
New York TO buy. goods.
Miss Laura Ray, OF Carollton, Miss, ar
rived here this morning. She is the guest
OF Capt. and Mrs. Betcher. Miss Ray Wis
tied here last year, and Is most elegant
and charming young lady, and we gladly
welcome her again and hope her stay will
be both long and pleasant.
Mrs. Bostick and her neice, Miss Topp,
Of California, are visiting their relative,
Mr. Vim. T'opp.
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Cmcaoo. III. March 3. Quite a scare has
been created at the city brdcwcll, where
$50 prisoners arc confined, over the dis
coycry Of case Of smallpox yesterday.
The victim Il man who came hero from
the east n few days ago and was sent out
Tor vagrancy. lie was promptly removed
20 the pcst-housc and Yesterday GOO OF the
prisoners were vaccinatcd. The remainder
will he treated today.
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OF course II was. lie tried one remedy
after another. aud finally gave up and died.
when his life might have been saved by tst.
ing DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
The great consumption ciuc'-which, IN
promptly employed, viii soon subdne all
threatening symptoms. such rs cough, Ia
bored breathing night sweais, splitting Of
blood etc, and restoring waning strength
and hope, effectually stop the poor consump-
tiyc's rapid progress GRAVEYARD. IN upot
worth tryingf All druggists.
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AHs.as Girl suirlae..

CHICAGO, ILL.,. March 3.--Emma Lange.
a sixteen year old girl. committed suicide
yesterday by taking poison. Thursday
night the girl had stayed out late with OBJ
joclionable company and her father whip
ped her. This Il the only reason known
Tor her self-destruction, as she refused "a
talk after taking the poison further than 10
say that she wished 10 die.
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Ihre. niner. KILLED.

Burrr, NJ. T., March 3.-At Goldsmith's
mine. walkorviIlc, three miners were killed
Yesterday. They were Atwaicr Lawrence,
james higgins aud Fritz Dell. They were
goIne 10 the mine 10 work, descend
Inc 4 shaft 225 feet In depth In bucket
When within fifty feet OF tho bottom the
wirs broke and the men plunged TO the
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wxSirro, Man, March 3.-Thcre Is
little doubt that Tascott, the Chicago muir
dercr, has been In Winnipeg. Chicago
detectives have been here ON his trail. A
man answering his description registered
al the whclon house, February %, and
left for the Pacific coast the next day. His
signature was cut ont Of register of the
hotel and sent TO the Pinkcrton agency In
EhieaUo
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full force, tearing both to pieces The train
behind continued to back forty miles an
hour, and before the engineer could stop
jumped the track ut the elevator, wreck
ing the engine. The three locomotives are
ruined, and the absence Of the loss Of hui
man life appears miraculous.
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NEw YoHx. March 3-The National
league Of baseball clubs adopted iis SEIZED
ulc. after a long eight, at $50 O'Clock this
morning. II was not intended that the
rhedulc should be made public until thi,
morning. but some one ON tho inside
turned Nm honest penny by selling II lasl
night 10 many papers throughout the
country.