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Special DLtpdich TO the Iateltgeneer.
sTEuBENyILLE, o., June LA floater
was found here late yesterday afternoon
supposed to bo from Johnstown. 1t
was man about twenty.one years Of
age, smooth face, dark hair closely
cropped; wore a full suit Of white gauze
underwear, white cotton socks, blue
cheviot shirt, blue cloth vest, brownish
striped seersucker coat, striped cloth
pants and Congress gaiter shoes,
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an Gla.. Pot. Neean,l Hurry.
Special Dispalc1 10 Mc IaleRiq0lor.

eptCtW ObputcN ~ Wt 4NttHlqCll6CT,
sTEupRNvlLLE, O., June 2l.-Frlday'a
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, as an
item Of news, says; "The glass pots
must CO." the reason given being the
introduction OF Chambers & McKee's
Jeanette tank. This interests Steuben.
vile as well as other localities. The
GaEeite's item Is headed with several
mighty "its," the going Of the pots being
dependant upon.
II Is true that the successful introduc.
ton Of the tank process would reyolu.
tlonize and greatly upset the window
glass pot business, but that is only one
branch OF the business. The view OF il
altogether leaves cut OF view the i'm.
mense number OF pots made 10 be used In
the manufacture Of chimney and flint
glass.
II is by no means to be expected that
the tank In question can he suddenly in.
troduced, They are so large and expen.
slve that only combine could afford
them. They melt an enormous batch,
beside which the pot batch Is utterly In.
significant, and small or individual con.
Germs engaged in making chimney pots
would indeed have to go to the wall.
In the last week there were 076 win
dow pots In operation in the United
States, and $40 idle. This branch OF the
industry would undoubtedly be affected,
granting that the Galette'S "iis" arc all
surmounted successfully, but that result
would not at all effect the other branches
Of this important and unique industry.
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fniLAp1LAiiiA, Pa June Gl.-oai'
cial returns have been received from
every county Ia tho State. Tho majority
against the prohlbllory amendment ls
10000. Tho majority against the suffer,
age amendment providing for the relief
d thp poll tax qualification 10 1885, $40.
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PlrrsRuRdtt, June sl.-A strike or
lockout seems inevitable d Tho great
Homestead steel works Of Carnegie 4
Go. Ills stated upon The authority q
the firm that no agreement could be
reached with tue wofkmOh's Conference
Committee on the wage uueBLlon, and
that they will cult wotkon die thlftielh
Instant AlleHthaking necessary tepNIft
the management say new men vliI M
secured and work resumed III al depatt.
metis 40 soon aa possible, The Otfiko
will involve about 1000 men,
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JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 2l.-The wea.
ther here was remarkable fair and
pleasant this morning and work on the
wreCkago had been generally resumed.
About two thousand men were at work
OF the McLaughlin.Flinn crowd, and
about 800 who have been discharged
walked about the place seeking work
from some Of the contractors. The au.
thorities have refused to furnish trans.
portation to the strikers who desire
leaving here and in consequence but
few will leave,
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CHICAGO, June 2l.-A special dispatch
from Cleveland, Ohio, says: The New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio has made
another big cut In iron rates. 1t Is prob.
able that II will cause trouble with tue
eastern lines as the cut Is a deep one
and Is madO for the benefit Of the Penn
sylvania manufacturers, being good from
New Castle and Pulaski, Pa, to eastern
nninta.
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Snlkr rtnnhI1. m ilni,Smln.

VIENNA, June gl,-Ths striking min.
ers at Kladno, Bohemia, engaged in a
not last night The gOndOrmps fired on
the rioters aud killed two Of them and
wounded twelve. Further trouble Ia
feared and three batallionsot trpopBhOyG
been sent to the scene,
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DyspepllA

Makes the llyes O many people mlsera.
bIe, ~ and often leaab 10 selkdestfuCtlon,
Wekhow O. no remedy for IySpepejS
more aucceesiulthan Hood d's Bafsabafiiia,
y aclg gently, yet surely and efficiently,
toAea the stomach and other organs, "a.
moves the faint feeling, creates q GOOD
appetite, cures headache, and foifeshss
tue bufdened mind, Give Hoods SaISa.
paFilIa q iaIr trial. twill do you good.
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Y0ltordAy'a 1.eaTas ! M 1..o.i,,,,....


LONDON, June aL--,ThO Pail Malt Ga.
isIle I. assotta that Manager peslco, who
Iislg Iig az investigation Of tho Irish NJ.
hNis W. 10 behalf Of tho Pope, inserted In
!, ~ report 81 tho result Of his mission a
pavement that he feared tho Irish M
ab would kill him II he returned
70 Ireland, and declared that hc held
PtVoA that that was their intention,
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ClassDnynt Harvard.

BosToS, June 9l,-EO.day was class
day at Harvard. The weather was pro.
pilious. The poems Of tho day were
BY Carlton aud llunnewoll. Rev. L. N,
Dodge, Of Brooklyn, read the class ode,
y WILCOX unto the hills. The usual
Hlass SI and society spreads followed the
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OuIolt Work.

JoHSsrowS, Pa. June 2l.-1he Cam.
bria Iron Company and the Gautier
Steel Company are to-day paying their
men for the first two weeks Of May.
The Cambria Company's pay roll will
aggregate $05,0O0 and the Gautier Com
pany $4,000. OF the 5,40O employees oi
the Cambria Company but $500 are now
at work, and Of the 1850 employed at
the Gautier works but Qh0 are reported
living. The Cambria Company have
shipped two consignments oi'steel rails
manufactured since tho disaster.
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DvnLlS, Tune 2l.-seyofsl iamIlIee
we're Sylsl0d on The fongohSy estate 70.
day. The tenants offered a stout 10.
Bistence, and Ia some cases tho eylCtofu
had 10 Use a battering ram 70 effect an
entrance into the cottages. Several pei.
sons were injured while reglSing thb
bailiGt. Six arrests were made h'
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JouNsrowN, June 2l.-John Kern, Of
Belletonte, was picked up In Cambria
City this morning dangerously hurt.
He was almost dead, but was able to
state that he had been assaulted and
robbed during the night. He was sent
TO the hospital. Fivebodies were picked
up near the railroad bridge I'll Is morning.
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LINCOLN, NEB,, Juno 0l,-GOyCruor
Thuyer, upon receiving request from
the British American Association oI
boston that he assist In securing tile TO-
call Of Minister Bgan from Chill, wrote 4
letter r6buklng THAT organization sharp
y for attempting to Blasken tbp pane an! :, q
Mfr Epau Wf"" ~
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ClSclSEATI o. June 9l.-Mr. l. G.
Rawn has been appointed superintep-
dent Of Transportation Of che ohoSa.
peake 4 Ohio road with headquarters
tlere, vice j. w. Sherwood, resigned,
Mr., j. 7. Harahan, General Manager,
has been given charge Of traffic and &C.
counting departments.
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DECATUR, LIS, June 9l.-A frightful
storm prevailed in the central part Of
Illinois last night, and was simply terri.
fying in thissection. For two hourst the
rain poured down in torrents and the
streets were rivers OF water The thun.
der and lightning were unusually severe
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iNItSSII iNG9SSIi Ley Stit ioE running olt Of iIncI

hiaSsi:.......: as..:.....:.... Sq5SqSg
s,SassSSSaa ,EaSsSa tuTRGssaHhCclI9ge ms Three bnse hits
mSs Esrt,CAtw Awo m, paSe hlg-NlchOl, Miller, Nm.
fSSeI On III Ito Isd9y ~ hEhomaS u by sliRina, q.
bIIiS Osse oil ny by Pitcher McAIcp6y s p,.cl 4
XIshny iotI4ySodP hIyoPS S,i9lep bases DCwald @ Ms,
II s6aSi6Iso 6IoBp y ~ NlShpl, Sped q iIo6frthI.
'-l'6O, umplro-JotCp, "V'i'A'' Il Ilhn
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NoRrn ADAMS, MASS, June 2i.-Tbs
stltchefs, cutters and laslefs al The ssi ,,s.
son shoe factory have struck, and i ~
shop hal; shut down. II "a leaFed ihS S
strike VIII become general and inSlnIS
all the shops in town, S'uu'
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BALTtNohE, June ql.--CardInAl Glib.
hons thia morning ordained Charles
Randolph UnCles (0oloted), who, II he
holy orders, will be ne ne Si arDI
colofedpflVStt 10 he CD cC,,tIlalnsd In America,
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PANl', juucgl The rivers have over.
Nowcd their banks aud partially sub.
merged the town Of Dar lie Duo In tho
department Of MCusO and the surround.
ing country. Many houses have been
undermined and destroyed, Crops and
vineyards have been ruined,
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A Youih ssn, n, ~ s,s.i,sn,,as,.

lor,eylLiE, June gl,--Robetl puuheLl,
\ mSteon.ycarold boy, has been ledged
IN Tue Frankfort pCnltCnLlafy 10 serve
Iho year lor tobbIng tho pOstoillCe al
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DunuouE, Iowa, June 2l.--1n Fayetto
county Wednesday, Barbara Roster shot
and killed her husband, Francis Roster.
She was bis third wife. He vas OF In.
temperate habits and Quarels between
them were frequent, She claims that
he be6t her and she shot him to save her
nn.t.. llln
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TIE BUSINESS SITUATION,
r. g, Pun 4 ooIs WSetly l,svisv o, III
v, u "" alAll ol TrhdA. ~ " '"

n n Run U0VN WUotIy H9VlbW o. IhO
" " slAlN 0s Trade.
NEw foRE, June 9l,--R, q. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says,
There 10 a better feeling v!.il larger
transactions In iron and wool, aud crop
prospects Sre mssO iayorabiS. Rains
haYs decidedly improved crop prospects
Ihthe northwest % that great hopeful.
that section,
BETTER prites ior iron aso reported al
PltAbufgh and Philadelphia, and 10 uOMe
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SPRINGFIELD, 1tL,, JunO 9l,-Judge j.
j. Phillips, Of tho Circuit Court, madC
an order at 1tillsboro yesterday on the
petition Of ox.Slate Senator Il, South.
worth, Of Litchhell, placing the jackson.
ylllo Southeastern railway In The hands
III n fbCbiVef,
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WASHINGTON, D, g., e2l.-webstor
F. Moore, Of the Second district Of Gin
cinnati, and Michael slattery, Of otscgo,
Sixth district OF Wisconsin, have been
appointed cadets at the military acade-
my. These are the first appointments
for the class OF 1890.
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Special UIspdlch 70 ne IRtIIpcllctT,
PARxERsDuRo, W. VAn June 2l.-
Henry Duncan single man aged about
twcnty.three years was drowned from a
johnboat In the Ohio river yesterday
evening short distance below this city.
He had been living In boat house,
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yerd,st III Innsla1aht,r,

ARnAou, June gl,-rhc jury in tho
case Oitho I've railway employees charged
with causing the recent disaster by
which rs persons lost their lives, has
brought Id a verdict Of tnanslaughter.
Tho rear guard Of the wrecked train has
been arrested,
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AYooIen Finn Aa.irnn.

NRw YoRK, June 2l,-The failure o:
the Versailles Woolen Company, manu-
facturers Of woolens at Versailles,
Connecticut, was announced to-day,
Liabilities, $l65, 900; assets, SlS3,000.
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PUTNAM, CoSN, June 2l.-presldont
and Mrs. Harrison have formerly accept
cd the invitation oi Henry o. Bowen to
bo present al RoselAnd Park, Wood.
stock, July4. The President and party
yIll arrive IN Putnam July Std, at 4ilV
.. h., and a committee Of prominent
gentlemen hage been named 10 attend
10 their reception.
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,Isalousy tilo Cause.

1.pulsyiLtE, June 2l.--Rosa NelI, a
young servant girl, cut her throat laSt
night after sending for her lover, Lewis
Roberts, q private policeman, Jealousy
was the cause. Tho wouhd Is not
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Tho l,re.ldent at Care MAY.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-ProSidont
Harrison, accompanied by Postmaster
General wanamaker, and United States
Senator sewOll, Of New Jersey, arrived
N this city on d special train at
tbIs evening, aud at once proceeded Y
Cape May, whore the Presidents family
arc stopping.
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NEW YoRK, June Si,@0he million
one hundred and fiity thousand dollars
ID gold bars were engaged ID 20 by 70.
tnoftow'e steamers, y
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me iipula6slSi T,iol,

PANS, June 81 THE trial oi BOulan.
glsh at Angaleme has been conCldVd.
Judgment will be rendered on Monday.
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NV LoSDoS, CoNN, June gl.-Yale
Neleaied The Pennsylvania University
crew IN the boat race this evening.
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DANCING from 10 noon to ie midnight
Iodntll No, ], o. I j, 4. H., S"siGSV AZ soIbSfIis
Garden on Saturday, u b" u
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A Uonnrnnl.e.

LONDON, Juhe 2l.4-A compromise lla1
been arranged between Sir George Chek
wynd and Lord Durham, In connection
With the turf scandal.
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sroLGRNR4Cn'a Columbia Cracker has
no equal, Insist OH having tliOln,
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horse rake. Tuesday afternoon. Here l.
record for some of cur smart Young ladies 4
beat.
Mrs. James MeCAaslani recently receives
4 slight shock Of sPoslexy but is nov In 4
more improved condition
+. d. Lant. Portland. and K. u Nickels
New York, srs stopping ST the Evsns.
The High School base hall nine have ehsl
iensed the Gariiner Juniors 10 play them 4
match game in Hsllo~sll, Thursday after
noon, the 18th inst,
Isaac A. Crecker of this city. psid tins
for committing a nuisance on the Gardiner
and Randolph bridge, TUESDAY,
Mr.. Edwin Getehel of Milford. is very
los al his fathers residence in this city.
Mrs. +. F. Taylor Of Litchburg, Mass
IS visiting At her sisters Mrs Dr Streat
Charles Weeks, ex-olers of courts in
Lincoln county, is in the city on easiress
Mrs. Sherharn Lawrence of South Gsrai-
ner is quite sick st her home there, being
troubled with bronchitis and asthma.
W 6. Rich. lumber dealer from Wood
foris, was in ,he city, Wednesday.
The Catholics OF our city viii make an
excursion 10 Five Islands. on the Islander
W ednesdsy, July "a, Good music will be
furnished The fares will be very low, and
the probabilities are that an immense crowd
will 20 down TO this noted summer resort
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w WATERVILLE


Especial correspondence of the Journal
WhrrHvuIr, July II,
Boating on the Mossalonskce Is nov the
order Of the day, or rather of the even
ing Monday nigh, party Of 20. members
of the Congregational Sunday School had
merry time, rowing mp TO STONY Turn"
where a picnic supper was served.
Some needed improvements are 10 be made
upon the city scbool-housp. during the ysca.
ton. The "Whi,e" scho -huuac on Pleas
ant street Is u b, raised up and cellar add
cd A cellar is also 10 be dug under the
Mill stree, house and both are 10 b. fitted up
with inprO' ed toilet facilities
fiof. Taylor has returned from Squirrel
Island.
Miss Joscphiie Prince Of BuckGcld, and
Miss Arlinc Simmond- of Belfast, were in
the city 1ues lay
Mrs. G. NJ Darrell ia visiting In Auburn.
hIr api Mrs Gao Alden returned from
Boston, Mcniay, where they vorr called to
attend the funeral Of brother Of Mrs
Alden.
The teachers a'd pupils Of tue Methodist
SUNDAY School held picse at Msranocook.
on "Wednesday.
Dr. Hanson is confined TO bis home by n
severe Illness.
Rev. MIR. liailDck, the new pastor Of the
ngrcgational church. IL entering upon his
duties with good deal of energy. AZ the
close Of the Sunday morning service hc an
nonnced that certain repairs on the church
were contemplated and asked for contribu-
ton of $500 with which, together with the
| amount already secured, would be sufficient
for the purpose. In answer to his appeal the
| sum Of sS0G was subscribed within ten min
| utes time. The interior Of the church and
| ve.iry il 10 be frescoed anew by workmen
| from Portland The organ is TO be changed
| from the rear Of the church 10 a position at
| the lef, Of the pulpit. The pulpit il 10 be
| brought out farther into the body Of the
| church. and large double door a, the centre
| IL To take the place of the two now used for
entrance. II il proposed to have the repairs
and changes completed by the lat Of Sep
| temher
| Quite large number Of Waterville peo-
| pie attended the wedding Of Mr.. Charlie.
Pepper and Miss Fannie Coburn, a, Skowbe-
gan, TUESDAY evening. 4 special train
brought the party back 10 Waterville in time
10 catch the 10 O'Clock Pullman. The new
| Iy welded couple are 10 spend their honey
moon at Christmas Cove.
| Mr. Frank Hubbard vent 70 Boothbay.
Wednesday morning.
II took two cars 10 hold tbs Methodist
Sunday School excurslouisis a. Mafsnocook,
"Wednesday. a pleasant time was reported.
Herman Scribner. who for several years
vas clerk in y. A. Lovejoy's je~elry shop,
is on n visit to his home, from Waltbsm.
| Mass
There was quite heavy shower over the
southern part Of the city, "Wednesday after
noon, Will. at the northern half II hardly
| -priDkled
Rev. Cbas. Percivsl, Of Ashland, is visit
ing at his brothers., Foster Perciyal. Esq
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Calais and ST. Stephen Excited Over The
Alien Labor Law.
Calais Hotel Propraetors Contract
with a Canadian Plum mber-A Test
Case 10 be Made OF It.

CALAIS, July II.
Yesterday the deputy United States mar
shal served writ on Henry +. Eaton snt
Charles II Eaton the owners of the Ameri
can House in CALAIS for the violation Of the
alien labor law.
The writ alleges that the Messrs Eaton
contracted with plumber from the domin
ion Of Canada. This will be made tes
case and the result will be awaited with grea
anxiety. Probably from three to five hun
dred Americans work in the mills in Mill.
town. \. b., and large number Of provin-
cials come to Calais daily to work on the
wbsryes and vessels.
The ~. Stephen people threaten to retail
late II the law is strictly enforced. II is
feared that great damage u the people on
both sides of the river will be the result of
the government gaining the case. Employers
of labor At Calais and st. Stephen are seri-
ously considering the adsisability of dis
charging all foreign help. Calais would IN
doubtedly suffer the greater loss If such a
step was taken.
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AERIAL ASSOCIATION
For Constructing Mammoth Ait Ship
on the Vacuum Principle.

BosroN, July II,
An Aerial Exhibition Association was or
aanized in this city, with G. VI. Ransom,
treasurer Of Modern Light and Heat Co, :"
chairman, and K. n. Bowlby and Chas b
Basford, with the chairman, trustees. The
object is to assist DIR. A. Debau.set to CON
struet steel air ship upon the vacuum
principle The ship is to be constructed of
thin steel plates of the strongest possible
tensile strength and thoroughly braced
inside by new development
in mechanics to resist the pres
sure of atmosphere when partial vacuum is
obtained. 1t is expected to lift 200 passen-
gers and fifty tons of other matter and also
carry all the machinery and apparatus, with
electrical power sufficient to give it speed
of 20 miles per hour. National subscription
is being made to secure the necessary funds
to build the ship. Its cost is expected to be
$3.50 COO
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LOWELL'S LOSS.
Horse Railroad Stables Burned
TO the Ground.
One Hundred and Twenty Horses Con-
Sumed,
Together with Thirty Cars and Car loads
OF Pfovender-Osher Losses aud Ac-
cidents.

LOWELL, Mass, July Il.
The large stable Of the Lowell HORSE
Railroad Co. on East Merrimae stree
burned tonight with l20 horses, So cars,
carloads OF hay, one carload OF straw, t1C
bushels of oats, tools and other material
The stable is total loss. Hotel Belmont.
on one side of the stable, was damaged some
what. The boarding house over the stable
was Quilted. Several families on Howe aud
Davidson streets. back OF the stable we're
burned out. The loss 10 the ear company
will be from sloo, 600 10 si25, 600. Their
Insurance is in the neighborhooi of SIS GOO,
The damage TO the hotel is about s20o0
insurance 5000 Or SsdS0 The other losses
canno, bv estimated A fireman had an arm
hurt BY being thrown under truck A boy
had leg broken by being crushed in the
crowd. Other accidents reported are not
verified. The fire seems 10 have caught
under the stairs near the pssssge~sy 10 the
street where there was some straw, but no
one appears TO know how.
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NO ONE KILLED
But Several were Seriously Injured by
an Indiana Railroad Collision.

INDIASAPoLfs, July II.
The Journal learns from Vincennes that
at ! o'clock the Cairo, Vinceunes and north
bound passenger train met with almost a
complete demolition. tro miles south of Mt.
Carmel. III, and that from twelve to fifteen
passengers we're seriously injured.
The passenger train vas running at the
rate Of about 55 miles an hour, and vas
composed Of freight cars loaded with fruit,
a baggage car and tso passenger coaches A
freight car jumped the track and threr the
remainder Of the train into q ditch down 10
foot embsnkment. Nearly all the passeD-
ger. we're more OF lees injured and badly
frightened. Mos, Of the passengers we're
sx,ricated only By cutting into the coaches
NTH axes. The engine did no, leave the
track.
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IN PUSHAW POND
Is Where the Proprietor Of the Robbed
and Burned East Corinth Store Says
His Body May be Found.


bANunK. July II
A special TO the Commercial from East
Corinth says that Charles Gilman pro-
prietor of the jewelry store which was robbed
and burned, causing the late FIRE, has lis
appeared He left home this morning, say
ing that he was going to Brsgg's, his neighbor-
Later, = note vas found on Bragg's doorstep,
saving h, could be found in Pushaw pond.
Al the pond the boat was found loose in
the middle of the pond. Gilman has bsen
accused of blowing his own safe and causing
the fire to get the Insurance. It is thought
that he has suiciied