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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12
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The Marquis ~ Ely died on he night ~
he 81, while travelling in Italy, He was
born Ia l~i3
Mus. TURNER SARGENT. daughter ~ Or.
Oliver Wendell Holmes. who had been
III FOR nearly two months died AZ her
fathers home in Boston, on the ri.
The French ministry has asked the
Chamber ~ Deputies to sanction the
prosecution of Bouiau-er. and has sub
mittrl statement reviewing the Hcner-
ais career since the Commune, and
charging him with attempting 10 destroy
ID. republic.
+. G. GREEN and N. l.. Ely. brakeinen
ofl tho Decatur division ~ the Louisville
& Nashville railway. were killed, "a the
9TH. III collision AZ Browns crossroads,
near Nashville. Albert Finch. fireman,
was severely injured. A u-undersiand-
ing 81 orders caused the accident. The
two engines and sixteen cars were de-
,,olshed.
ARABS arriving ~ stanley Falls rerori
that stanley and Emin rasha ware seen
in FebrnnryO " this year marching Ia cnn-
pany toward Zanzibar. Their force con-
sisted ~ several thousand men, women
and children. and they carried with them
6.OOO tuskS ~ ivory.
Is the Dauphin County CPa.l Court. on
Che iih. the Baltimore 4 Ohio Telegraph
Company filed an answer ~ the claims ".
the Acknowledgement of Pennsy lvania ia
the ease brought ID prevent a consDlida-
tion with the Western Union. They deny
that the latt N company has acquired the
whole o. any part o. the capital stock.
nor do they hold the telegraph line in the
Inf. 10 Lts1
SENATOR DAVIS and party. including
Mrs. Mckee, reached Charleston. >. o..
On the 9Th. and spent the day in DRIVING
Florida.
THK Navy Department Is considering
the cxpcdiency Or attempting the rccov-
cry 81 the fine modern rhed guns car
ried down with the Trenton.
BISMARCK i said 70 be- deeply Interested
ia thr measures 20 be taken by the United
States q replace the vessels lost al Sa-
mOa.
A NUMBER ~ the victims evicted from
the Des Moines River lands, ia Iowa
have returned and planted crops. War.
rants for their arrest have been issued.
Two THOUSAND bricklayers 81 Berlii
struck work, On the ith, on account ~ low
wages.
Two STUDENTS * Mannheim Universif,
have been sentenced % four months
\ impripnmcnt ia fortress for fighting
duel with Lieutenant ~ the Maycnc
\ garrison.
TIE decree " foreclosure 81 mortgng
against the wabash Railway Companl
for sums aggrcgating >3p0o0.v0v in fnyo
of James X. Jessup ann others. trustee
FOR The bondholders ~ the va-iou
branches 81 the Wabash system. has bee
entered iii the United States Court al In
dianapolis.
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The Vessels that WIN Probably Eeria
Thnsc Recently I.ost ~ the Samos"
Tvphonn The ltichMond. Alert aud
Adams Decided uppn-v heir Character
nnd Armamcnts aud tho Nsn WI. ~osn-
maud Them.
WAsHiNaroS. April 2.-rhe three vcs-
sels that will take The PLACES ~ the Amer
lean war-ships that were DESTROYED az
Apia, do not compare Ia size, speed and
strength with the latter. The Richmond
Is the largest of the ships that viii be
sent 20 the islands. She was bailt ~ Nor
folk by the Government in l~.S. Her dis
placement Is :, 700 tons. While her speed
Il set down as % knots Per hour. Il II
probable TINT she will NOT rcalixs thu;
rate. Her batteries consist ~ twelve "
inch smooth ID IRE gins; onn s-inch mns-
zle-loading rifle: one Gp-ponua breeeh-
loader rifle; two o-pound breech-ioading
rifles: four rifel cannon: onn 3-inch
breech- loading rifle: one Calling and
two la-pnnnl smooth-bore rides. She
carries ia5 tons 81 coal and has compile
ment OF twenty-nine officers and 81 men.
She is commanded by Captain Allen Y.
Reed.
The Alert l. commanded by Commander
James ID. Graham. She Is one 81 John
Koach's ships. and was built by him NJ
Chester. Pa. between 1873 aud iSsS. Her
rig is that 81 bark; her length ~ feet,
and she has Il displacement of l.n,p tons.
Her speed is estimated az ten knots an
| hour and her indicated horse-power II
4 sJ5 Her battery consists ~ one ll-inch
| smooth-bore gun: two 9-inch smooth-
bores: one CO. pound hreech- loading rife;
1 one 3-inch brccch- loading rifle; one r.
/ pound smooth bore howiizer: one CAT
| ling and two rilcd cannon. She carries
4 ia3 tons * coal and has twelve officers
\ aud III men.
1 The detail " officers for the Adams has
4 not yet been made. aud the detail clerks
" the Navy Department. IRE hnsily en-
1 gagged ia selecting the men. A number ~
/ shipwreckcd bue-iackets from the ill
fated vessels VIII probably compose part
4 os her crew. The Adams j, a woodea
/ vessel ~ the third rate. She was built
between 1871 and 1876 al Boston. by Mo-
\ Kay and the Government. She Il - feet
long. and draws "a feet. Her displace-
mcnt Is l.375 tons. Her indicated Horse
power Il ~. and her speed Ok knots per
hour. The Adams carries twenty officers
and ~ men. Her armament Is composed
81 four a-inch smnoth-horeS. one s-inch
understanding rifle. ono c0-pounl inuz-
zle-loading riff. one 3-inch brecch-loal-
ing ride. ten l.-pounl smooth-borr how
tiers. six rifled cannon and one Calling
gun.
The loss OF the Trenton and the Van
dalAa will. IL j. expected. ~ followed by a
long and circumsiantial report from Rear
Admiral Kimberly. which will undonbi-
ealy make clear an the details of the
storm aud wrrcS about which there l.
Just now great deal 81 conjecture.
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EDWIN BOOTH STRICKEN.


The Grea'est Engil~h-s speaking Actor
Gompcied 10 Halt a. iii~ Work ~ q Par
thai stroke ~ Parniy-s<-i.swr ence 1sar-
refs Announcements ot he Painful
Event An Present engagements Can
cciea-~ihc FUTURE Uncertain.
RocHEsrfR. y. ". April f.-The large
audience assembled nt the Iyccum Tho
alter last night a. see Booth aud Barrett, IN
Ofheilo. experienced IA sad shock ami hit
ter disappointment. Booth went On Ia
the first act as Iago. and spoke his lines
without apparent difficulty. and Tho
audience did not suspect any thing wrong.
Az the end Of the second act. when II was
time for him a. 20 on again. slight di,-
illness. with which he had been troubled
for two or three days, began % he serious,
and a physician was called ia. who exnm-
ined the actor and pronounced hts Illness
too serious 10 permit him to attempt "a 70
On with The performances. The doctor ex-
pressed fear that he had sustained
shock Of partial paralysis, which ~
alarmed Mr.. Barrett that he determined
70 dismiss the audience. MIR. Barrett vas
greatly overcome by what he considered
the dangerous illness ~ his colleague.
and when he stepped before the curtain
il was evident that he was deeply excited.
-
ance being interrupted by his emniion:
LADIES A>p GEsrIENE>; am called upon
TO perform the most painful duty ~ mt lite
My colleague has shown symptoms ~ break
ing down for three or four days past ana his
condlt on tonight Is 50 serious that " ~ i'm
possible FOR him TO act We had hoped that ne
would rally from This attack aud that he would
BE- able ~ play his part Tonight. but one "
your physicians Dr. Summer, says that a would
IL utrtlnuk fot him n, 1ffautnf "A
Mr. Booth has sustained partial stroke "
parays :. and we fear that this j. the begin
ming ~ the end. can not express 70 Won me
deep SORROW with which make This sad an.
nounccmeni. The world has probably heard
for the last time the greatest actor who spcAls
the English Language
4 WE shall. ~ course. cancel All engagements.
and hope that We snail Nc able 70 remove Mr..
Booth ~ his home.
\ II pains me ~ speak these w0~ts am sor-
rs 10 disappoint this great audience. hat The
play can mol 70 on. II would he prcsunpfuou>
for me 20 undertake 10 III the place ~ This
great man. whom Won have come ID 500 nnd
hear. and il would " worse than useless Up A.
tempt 10 proceed further. know you VIII Re
ndugcni. ard that you Will fully appreciate
The sad plight IN which we arr placed The
management Will make such arrangements ~
max seem bes' for refnndug Your money. N
The condition ~ Mr.. Booth lid not fully
Justify this speech. There had been M
attack Of paralysis, anl the actor WINS
suTering no pain. lie walked fronh iAH
ihentrr u his carriage. and was driven n
Ills hotel. when he walked withoaf al-
parent difficulty from the carriage ~ WI
4 elevator aud TO li~ room.
The I.yceam Theairr management loses
5000 whicl. viii have 10 be mrie gpntlN VIZ
he company. The sale ., seats amount.
"a III over -. 900 and was the largest sale
the company has had this season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

,t.ntniy Treasury Statement. showing
ne condition 81 Uncle ~a,'~ Finances
!. ,s..,ucfinn III tho Debt for March .
s,xrr thirteen an,l q taif Millions.

.s.rxniv Treasury Statement. showing
80 Condition 81 Uncle ~ar'~ Finances
. V,.ucfion III tho Debt for March .
over thirteen and a Haif Millions.
WASHINGTON. April . The reductions
IN the public debt during Marcel past
amounted 10 sl3,cr1.G Go: aud for ins lir~t
nine months of tie current fiscal year
.50.gpO,nt. The total debt, less cash IA
the treasury yesterday. anDa'ed y >i.-
l4.rS,,G6s. Tho net cash or Surplus ~
Tie treasury II SJf.0oG,s,j. against si>.-
0gc. lJs a month ago. The gold fund bas
ance IN the treasury has increased about
one million aud a halt during The past
month. anil amounts 10 >Ias,s,i,i2i. ana
the silver fund balance, exclusive ot AK
million trade dollars bullion, has de-
creased about tlrec-quarters os million.
ana now amounts ~ so .to.isS.
Governmcnt receipts during March were
s3i. 0lansl. against SsS %. ia In March.
ls~s Receipts from all sources FIR the
first niue months Of the current year az
gregate $3.50. .2i iii. Or three millions
more than for the corresponding months
Of the preceding fiscal year. Cnstom-
revenue and internal revenue re-
ccipts we're each about three millions
heavier during the past nine months than
during the first three quarters Of the pre- :
ceting fiscal year. while the receipts from
miscellaneous sources were three mill
ions less.
Expenditures during the past month
were Sl1.3S3.G11, or about threc-puartcrs
ne million more than in March. ISIS
Expenditures for the past nine months
were Saas. SIS3-i, or nearly forty millions
more than during the three quarters n
ia. preceding fiscal year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12
FIFTY.FlRsT CONGRESS.


IL the senate. on the Goth. the resolution o.
fcrcl IL Mr. sherman FOR the appointment 81 4
Committee 90 walt on the President and inquire
II no had any other business % lay before the
Senate, was laid on The table, subject 70 call
Mr. Mandcrson's resolution looking 20 me pet
ter ventilation 81 the Senate ~ing of me CAPT
tol was discussed and agreed 20. senators
sherman. Dawes. Allison. Gallon. Hampton.
Eu~ts. CoiQuitt and Ingalls, We're appointed
committee 10 attend the New York centennial
celebration Asi:t5 y. m. the senate went into
secret SESSION ana soon after adjourned
IL the senate. on the soih. on mot on 81 Mr.
Sherman. consideration ~ executive business
was AZ once taken M, and the nom nation 81
Mnrai Halstcad 70 be Minister ~ Bcrlln was
nnally rejected. when The doors were opened
Mr. Allison offered resolution, which was
agreed IA calling on the secretary q the
Treasury for information a. 10 trade between
the United states and Mexico The resolution
heretofore offered by Mr.. Mitchell. tnstrucfirg
the committee on mines and mining 10 con
tinue is inquiry INTO the causes OF delay m
settling contested clans IN The mineral div T.
siCr OF tie Gcueral Land ONCE, was taken up
and agreed 10.
IL the Senate. on the Isl. Mr. Teller offered
resolution propos n Z open sessions IN dspo>
inr OF nominations. He made brief speech.
Ia which he advocated open sessions except
on questions OF an international character.
The resolution was referred. Mr.. sherman an
nounccd that the President had stated that
hereafter he would not send any messages
TO ne senate except 81 formal character q
nj vacancies ~ they arise. The committee on
epidemic diseases were authorized 10 SIT DURING
recess The senate then went INTO secret SEES
sion. and AZ 3 ID p. m. adjourned.
~ The senate on the "a. Mr. Stewards rcso
luton EXPRESSING the sorrow OF the Senate ~
The death on John bright. was discussed and re-
ferred 70 the committee on foreign relations.
After short executive session. IN which many
nominations were confirmed. the Senate, a.
three clock adjourned sine die.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

CINCINNATI, April 2.-Thc interest IA
W sterday's election was occnsioned by
HE reform movement led by Daniel
stone. 20 strictly enforce the law regard
Ing The sale ~ beer on sunday. The con :
.ext resulted iii the election % mixed
ticket, four Republicans and four Deiao-
crnts. M0sby. Rep. for mayor has q
plurality of about 100. Moves. for judge
of the Superior Court: Hurstinan. tor
city solicitor. and Spiegler for treasurer,
we're elected. The Democrats who won
were: stevens. for comptroller; Erms-
ton, for police judge; corcoran. for
prosecuting attorney % the police court,
aud Hooker. for inhrmasy director.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

$500
i;urn,ns rrsns. .sve,tcen trrs inr-
~ ~ Material ~ Fsct the fs,nfire. aud
IVA Tsafn,,- WAC Were stealing "a Ride
I;"a t.i T.. Dras's IA thr t'ierv Wreck.
BALTIMORE. MI. April The Sun's
special from Wheeling. w. Va. seys.
One az the mos, disastrous accidents that
has occurred "a the Baltimore q OHIO
railroad for long time was reported
from Cameron. Mars hal Connty.at an early
hour yesterday morning. Two men Were
roasted to death and third badly wound
ell. and seventeen freight cars We're de-
moiishcd aud burnel. The accident oc-
Cured al the bridge crossing Harris Run.
five miles east ~ Cameron. Fast freight
40 -. in charge ~ Conductor Vim. Dean.
east bound. rounded the curve just ems,
81 the bridge at half-rast two o'clocI-
The engineer. Domlnick Kelly. saw that
The bridge was Ia flames. Efforts 10 chez.
the train being hopeless, Kelly put on al
steam in the hop " dnshing across.
His engine reached the other sid"
III safety. bus Just a. il dill 80 the bridge
collapsed. and the train was piled up IN
the bed ~ the stream. where the wreck
caught fire and was consumed Kelly
and his fireman, John Chadiock. were uu-
injured Brakeman Bud Wcy was severe
" wounded by jumping of In box car
three trampS had taken up their quarters.
ana went down with the wreck. one %
them WINS rescued, but the other twv were
roasted to death. being pinned down ~
the car by freight ani tifnberS ~ suen
way as u MAKE their rescue impvs~ioic
Their names are unknown PM they Pr
long il Philadelphia. The nam ms ~
the road i impossible, and All tram w
going around BY way Of the fitisDnssh
n t...nn.il-vilfc division.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

BrxrlELD. Y. j.. April I. -Dciecilve w
q. Baldwin. 81 the Eureka Agency
Charleston. w. VIA. aud two assistants
Eugene Robinson and Joe Wallace. Shot
ana killed WIN. Moran, moon sinner
TUESDAY night. iii Tug river. near the
comfy lines ~ Mcdowell and Boone.
They had been after him for two weeks.
TIE officers fred fifteen shots hefor"
Moran fcll. thirteen of them taking effect
IN his BODY. Robinson was shot IN thp
hand. BALDWIN was wounded in the wrist
and wallace shot III the chin. wallace l.
said ID b. seriously injured Morar's
Mn. assisted Him. shooting N, fhc Officers.
she was handcatiel AMI sent tothe county
Jail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

LEROY BANGS, a Michigan boy Of seven
teen years. shot himself in the right
breast AZ Detroit. on the ~. and was re-
moved 70 the HOSPITAL ia dying condition.
He said the devil had called him and he
must 70.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

QUEEN VICTORIA expressed great Sor-
row that owing to the bad roads she was
unable, during her stay at San Sebastian.
10 visit the graves d the British soldiers
who fell in wellington's successful siege
OF the fortress III 1873.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

PnrxIhR TlRARp o. the French Cabinet
delivered an GRAFTON on the occasion 81
tie Inauguration 81 the Eifel tower on
The 3f~f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

TnE American refinery atSan Francisco
has been sold 10 the Sugar Trust II had
worked in harmony with the trust for some
time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

IT Is reported from Cairo, Egypt. that
Shiekh FL Senoussi, with a large follow
ing 81 troops. has approached within a
few hundred miles " Khartoum. upon
which city he is advancing with the int-n-
ton a. ovcrthrowing the new Mahdi, III
lifn Ahdnllnh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

A DINNER in honor of Secretary tracy
will be given by the Brooklyn Club on me
evening 81 the 9th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

PENSION COMMISSIONER TANNER an
nounces that the preparation for publica-
ton OF the lists Of pensions granted will
,nf 10 reeurnal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

IT ~as estimated az the Treasury De-
partment. on the 3)th. that the reduction
IN the public debt for the month Of March
was Sla.JOo.00O.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

THE Russian papers are indignant over
The proclamation u Prince Ferdinand,
nephew 81 King Charles. a. Crown
Prince OF Ronmana. The papers warn
Roumanians - be careful hos they expel
Russians from their country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

DIR. AND MRS. HARVEY LINDsLEy have
leased Oakview. the famous country home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland, and will oc-
cupy Il this summer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

THE British House Of Commons has au-
thorized the naval expenditures proposed
by Lord George Hamilton, First Lord 81
the Admiralty. by vote OF 25l 70 y. The
estimates involve al expenditure q E2i,-
OO0.OO0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

PnEslpExr HARRISON intends 70 recon-
mend in his message next fall that large
appropriation be made FOR the constitute
ton " new cruisers and men-of-war.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Hox. CARROLL d. WRIGHT. cmmi
sivner ~ Labor. has been designated az
ce-presdcnt u honor and also a.
member of the committee Of patronage
or the International Congress on protit-
sharing 10 b. held in Paris ia July next
during the exposition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

The President has appointed Jsdga
Wilson. Of Arkansas: }. II. Otis. 81 lili-
nois, and ex-Goyernnr Robinson OF
Massachusetts,. commissioners to as
sess the value of the Oklahoma lands
which will revert 70 the United States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

CHAs. p. SMITH. Republican candidate
for Congress in the Parkersburg (W. Val
district. has served notice % a contest on
J. NJ. Jackson. who holds the Governors
certificate. smith makes out strong
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

AT Upton, Ia. Rev, r. 7. Paul, pastor
OF the Congregational Church. has been
charged with plagiarism. and requested
10 resign. which he declines to do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

THE Emperor 81 Germany visited fosen'
on the 3lst. and inspected the condition
Of the people rendered homeless Dy the
floods. Subsequently. be gave large
sum ~ money Vi the relief committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

THE German Government has ordered
the cruiser speer and the corvette Alex
andrine TO sail for Samoa immediately
u replace the two German war vessels
lost in the recent disaster at Apia-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

IT i stated that an English syndicate
with capital 81 eo,01n.n00 francs le~ "t-
fered to buy the concession for me con-
struction of the Simplon tunnel under the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

WHEN the loss o. the German ana
American war vessels was reported %
Emperor William. h. could not conceal
his emotion at the Disaster aud was VS.
ibly affected for some time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

MIS-. HARRisoN has been advised by her
physician to ~ 20 the sea shore A. soon
as her health viii permit. She VIII take
her daughter. Mrs. Mckee, and her TWO
grandchildren.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

NxAn Los Angeles. Cal. ~. the ist. 4
stage from Mulphy'S 10 Milton, Cal, MS
held M Us single hghwayman. The
driver was ordered "a throw of the Wells.
Fargo a Co.'S treasure box and the mail
hug which he did. They were rfed BY
the r0bber, but only small amount VI
money was secured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

An agent. with a force ~ emergency
men. evicted twelve families from their
holdings at Clongorey, Ireland, on the
18th. and subsequently burned all but one
OF the twelve buildings. The house spared
was reserved 70 furnish quarters for the
police aiding the eyictors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

MISS MARY ANDERSON accompanied ~
her brother and his wife and maid salied
from New York for Europe, on the ~. IN
the City Of Chester. Miss Anderson was
much improved in health.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

BY the recent election in Meloourse'
Australia. sixty-iye government sup
porters and thirty-two members u the
Opposition were returned y the Victoria
Legislative Assembly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

OK the ist Prsnce Bismarck celebrated
The seventy -fo1sa anniversary ~ his
birthday lie received numerous com
Cratuiations and presents. Among the
latter was magnificent hound presented
BY Emperor W lliam - take the place "
the Ciancclor's famous keichshund
which was Killed some time ago al fire
on The Chancelot's estate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

The following nominations We're left
uncorfirmed by the Senate when II adj
iourned on the "a: VIM. II. Whiicman. 10
b. Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court OF New Mexico; Edwin |. Knr-
shecdi. ID lie marshal FOR the district o.
Louisiana. and a number u postmns tiers.
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FEARFUL DISASTER.

Leap ~ y Baltimore & Ohio Tram Through
u i;urp,ne s,rsns. >eveatcen t-rs Fur
~ u Material ~ Fsct the spnfire. aud
NV. Tsainp- WAC Were ~tcaitng "a Ride
Ena tea T.. Dras'A IA thr t'ierv Wreck