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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-09
GOES TU MINNEAPOLIS.
Farewell Testimonial to Prof. Sclieutlor
by tho Gcrmanin Society.

a Farewell Testimonial to Prof, Scheutlsr
by tho Germanin Society. ....
Last evening the members OF tho
Beethoven, Mozart and Germania me,
at Germauia hall to bid farewell 10 their
Director, Prof. Edward Scheutler, who
leaves thiG evening for Minneap oils,
where he will locate. The Professor
only parts with his friends Of twenty
years standing because Of better induce
ments in the far Northwest.
The large attendance OF tho society
membership was certainly very crafty.
Ing to the departing leader. Nfr. Chas.
iiorstman, OF the Mozart Society, was
made President OF the gathering; Mr..
Louis Colmar, editor OF the .Saais Zsilung,
secretary, aud Professor Vortsz, Master
oil Ceremonies. The proceedings were
Varled. with songs, humorous and serious
speeches.
Professor Scheuner came to this city
twenty years ago, and ha, worked his
way into the hearts OF his fellow coun.
trymen by his genial manners, and
gained their respect by his upright con.
duct and his zeal in the advancement OF
the singing societies under his charge.
he has been Director of the Germania
since 1874, and OF the Mozart and Bee.
thoyen since 1851. Besides these duties
no was organist Of St. Jacobs Church
three years, Zion's seven years and St.
johns seven years. On Sunday the
choir OF st. jacobs Church presented
him with very handsome gold and
enamel initial ring, set with diamonds.
Yesterday the Mozart Society presented
him with a large photograph OF the
members OF that organization.
The Professor is loathe to leave Wheel
Ing, but the inducements held out to
him overcome his sentimentality. At
late hour the company broke up, with
many good wishes for Prof. Scheuher's
success in his new field of labor.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Ahrnu,I

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. E.
Nr. Archie Woods has returned from
a northern trip.
Proi. r. A. Whitebill, Of Morgantown,
is at the Stamm.
DR.. Charles E. Mason returned yester.
day from four weeks pleasure trip.
Frank W. Clark and Sam McEldow-
ney OF New Martinsville, are at the
Stamm.
Henry NJ. Harper and family have re-
turned from months sojourn among
the summer resorts. 'I- a.
Mias Lulu Abbott, OF McKeesport, Pa,
is visiting her friend, Miss Alfaretta
Miller, on the Island. rE
Chairman B. +. Meighen, Of the Re-
publican State Committee, was at the
Mcclure House yesterday.
Charles A. Loder and wife, f. E.
humphrey and A. @. Talbot, Of the
THilarity" Company, are at the Nc
Lure.
Assistant City Clerk Will Fee re.
turned yesterday from n weeks visit
with relatives over in Belmont county,
Ohio.
Mr.. A. J.Wilson, OF Short Creek, who
has been quite i'll with typhoid fever,
has so far recovered as to be able 10 sit
up few hours each day.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson arrived in tho
city yesterday, accompanied by his fam.
ny, who have been spending the sum.
mer at Mountain Lake Park. sia
Mr.. Tom Burke, William BOUCHER
and DR.. Hammond returned yesterday
from a very successful fishing trip to
the eastern ahore OF Maryland.
Mr.. @. NJ. Highly, OF the CRANKY, n
Y, Brownstone Company, is at tha
Windsor. He is doing business With
Wheeling people who are about to build
J; g. Duff and daughter, Of Grafton !;
:; W. Gurt's, 81 the Weston Hospital; |;
prof. ". P. Wiley, OF Morgantown, and
MIS-. Stone, daughter and sister, OF Spen-
Ger, are at the McLure. I,s.a.
E. J. Thomas, Of Warrington; ]. Gas.
ton, Of Wellsburg; Miss L. Chiriug, Miss
NJ. Chiring, P. T. Corey and NJ. NJ.
Laughlin, Of Weston; Il. A. Shaw, of
Aberdeen; G. W. Shields, OF Wellsburg; :;
1. r. Quirk, OF New Cumberland; L. N,
Hickman, Miss 4. Spicer- aud Miss W,
Hickman, OF Hinton; F. NJ. Cunning
ham, OF Sardis; NJ. S. Hall, OF Richie
G. H., and G.. F. Miller, of Huntington,
were among the West Virginians at the
Stamm House laet night.
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A Collision ON the Lnk,.

PoRr Hunox, Mich, Sept. s.-The
barge W. L. Tremble. in tow Of the
steamer Blanchard, WAS run into by the
steam barge W. L. Whitmore, in tho
rapids opposite Fort Gratiot. at an early
hour this morning, and sunk in thirty.
five feet Of water. The Tremble was
split open and went TO the bottom in two
minutes. All the crew succeeded in
making their escape except a Young
man named William 8lcWaw, who was
drowned. The Tremble is owned by ],
.. Fitzpatrick, Of Cleveland. She lies
about three hundred yards from the
American shore, and is directly in the
way Of vessels passing the rapids. The
bow OF the Whitmore is badly damaged,
and she is now IN tho dry dock for re.
pairs. At q late hour the K. P. Ranney,
trying to avoid the wreck OF the Trem.
BILE, ran into the transfer steamer Huron,
oil the Chicago 4 Grand Trunk Railway.
and was damaged 10 the extent OF s., 900.
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ARlSTOCRAUY CONDEMNED,
andrew Carnegie Goes For Royalty Ami,
and Onently Them. sa


and OnenIs Them. Fs
LONDON, Sept. s,-A great deal of i'll.
feeling has been stirred up by aIr. An
drew Carnegie's recent speech at Dundee
He INDUCED in an attack upon tho
upper classes OF England, while culoriz.
ing the corresponding classes of America
as little short Of angels,
The prevailing tone OF criticism upon
the speech is that while it is appropriate
Tor MIR. Carnegie to speak highly Of ths
country and tho people whence he d.
rlVes his great wealth, 1t is in veryba
taste for him to 70 out oil his way to AT
sail the people amoug whom he chooses
70 i've, and whose society he eagerly
among the remarks made by Mr.. Chr.
negle IN tho speech referred to. whirb
have caused the greatest otIense, VIVA n
declaration that were it not for the fact
that the property of the aristocracy ia
entailed 80 that they can. use onlv tho
income. they would drink and gamble
themselves into poverty within i've
years. ~. -
The speaker also ridiculed royalty aut
made some claims for the American sys-
tenn OIL government, which, according II,
the opinion OF Beveral Americans Who
heard him, were hardly; borne ont bv
the practical workings OF political iDsti.
tutions in that country,
1t is thought that the speech will have
tendency, TO. somewhat interfere with
Mr. Carnegle's success AZ n cultivator of
relations with the leaders Of English 70.
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Miller Bros magnificent Parisian
spectacle, "Ksjanka,".will be the a,trac,
ton at the Opera House Monday and
IIuesday evenings, Sensomher 10 and l6
The company numbers fifty people, and
eomes direct from Niblo's Garden, New
York City, where they have been play.
ing to crowded houses during the past
four weeka. Among the features OF
"ksianka," are the eight Mariposa Dar.
GERS, Md'lle Bertolo, a wonderful trans.
formation daucer, the Marlani troupe Of
French acrobats, aud a carload Of special
scenery. Charles Ravel is the clown,
and has made himself popular with the
ladies and children. The Opera House
will undoubtedly be crowded at both
performances, - = :. 80 90
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q -1-WAsulSaToN, D. G., Sept. s.-The day
was given up to unimportant mattere, a
large part OF it being spent in securing
quorum. 80. '
The floor wasaccorded to the Commit.
tee Of the District Of Columbia, the pend.
Ing, question being one to recommit the
Atkinson bill with instructions to re-
port 1t back with an amendment requir.
ing the Baltimore & Potomac railway to
remove it's depot in Washington to the
intersection of Maryland and Virginia
ayeuues. li 81 -"I E3'iSSt
After the debate tho motion 10 recon.
init the bill was lost-yess, 49; nays lls-
the clerk noting a quorum.
Under the rules this vote, without
iurther action, recommitted the bill to
the Committee Of the Whole and Mr..
Atkinson thcreupon moved that the
House 20 into spch committee The
motion vas agreed'to. = SS;,.c'rs
The entire afternoon vas CONSUMED In
the consideration OF the measure, but
when the committee rose and reported
the bill to the House with a favorable
recommendation quorum had vanish
ed and the House adjourned.
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"Around the World in Eighty Days''
is the title Of the drama, in seven acts,
that Is TO be presented at the Opera
House Wednesday night. It is founded
on a novel by Jules Verne, and the
drama is full OF spectacular effects from
beginning to end-there being thirteen
tableau1 and national dances, marches
and groupings. The story itself recites
the marvellous adventures OF one Phineas
Fogg, who wagered ESQ, 900 sterling that
he would travel around the world in
eighty days. He accomplished the feat
With about one minute to spare.
Mr.. Fleming, who takes the part oil
Phtneas Fogg, has about forty people
with him in the cast,
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TWO MORE SENATOR'S,
Republicans Counting On n Clean Sweep II
Idaho. far-

Republicans CountiuE on n Clean Sweep In
80 ~ Idaho. t.r-
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-A prominent
citizen Of Idaho, who is visiting Wash.
ington, said to-day that the Republicans
would carry the Legislature and elect
Republicans to the United States Senate.
The'election will'ibs held October /.
Hon. Fred. Dubois, delegate in Congress
from the Territory, and James L. shoup,
who sis.. now Governor, will probably
come to the Senate, although there are
o.herc rcandidates on;the Republ ican side.
The Democrats have nominated a full
State ticket and have several candidates
for the United States senato-ships in
case a Democratic, Legislature is re.
turned, but inasmuch as tho Democrats
who came here to secure Democratic
votes on the bill forthe admission OF the
State failed in their purpose, and as the
Democrats in Congress have voted for
the hlormons and against tho Interests
OF the Territory on the schedules in the
Tariff bill relating to silver and lead ores,
it is not, thought that they have much
prospect Of success. ]. Gl, seg
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TIE ZOAR BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Closes Its Annual Meeting Mt SIartli.
Ferry-A Good BusIue,H s...,op.

Closes Its Annual Meeting mt Martins
Ferry-A Good business Session.
The annual meeting OF the Zoar Bap.
tlst Association which has been in pro-
gress in tho Baptist church at Martini s
Ferry for several days, closed yesterday
afternoon. The greater portion OF the
morning was occupied by the transaction
Of business. Five hundred copies OF
the minutes Of the convention were or.
dered printed. The committee on obit.
uaries reported six deaths in the church
at Morristown, two at Harmony, two al
saltwater, two at Mt. Moriah, two at
Martins Ferry and one at Ebenezer.
It was decided to hold church and
Sunday school convention at Morris.
town within month, and the next an
nual meeting at Clear Fork in Septem.
Der, 1871,
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BLEW UP Ills BOYS.
An Awful Accusation Against New Mex.
leo MHu.

An Awful Accusation Against n New Mex.
leo MHu.
SILVER CRY, N. NJ, Sept. S-Two
boys, sons of John Murray, were blown
to atoms at Pinos Altos, Saturday night,
under very suspicious circumstances.
Murray and his wifo parted several
years ago. Tho eldest boy was crippled
by the cars Mt Deming, six years ago, re.
covering damages from the railroad com.
pany' and the money was held in trust
for the crippled boy.
Yesterday afternoon word was receiv.
cd that both Of the boys had been blown
up in room adjoining that in which
the father and other brother slept.
Murray has been arrested on suspicion
OF having killed his children that be
might get possession Of the trust fund.
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Approved the Contracts.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Sat a special meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company to-day the
atockholders approxed the contracts be.
tween the Baltimore 4 OhioI Railroad
Company and the mortgage of the Bali.
more Belt Railroad to the Mercantile
Trust & Deposit Company, oI Baltimore,
and also approved the contracts with the
ASron \ Chicago Junction Railroad
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A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Supposed to bo II Woman ut tho Bottom of
It. The Details,

Supposed to bo II Woman at tho bottom of
1t The Details.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-A mysterious mur.
der occurred yesterday in the rear OF No.
1925 Lsfm street. The body OF John
Riley was found by a policeman in the
rear Of that number. Death had been
caused by knife wound. The people
in the house, Mf. and Mrs. Henry BAN.
lister, Mrs. Bamister's sister, Kate Ford,
Mary Booler and Michael Cusick at first
claimed they knew nothing about the
affair, but afterwards Michael Cusick
stated that he, in company with Riley,
the murdered man, and William Dris.
coll, were standing in front OF the house,
when it was suggested they get can OF
beer. Cusick said he went into the
house 10 get can, and some trouble oc.
Cured between Driscoll and Riley,
which resulted in the stabbing OF Riley.
But by whom the stabbing was done
Cusick and the inmates OF the house
claim they do not know. The murder
is supposed to have grown out OF trouble
about Il woman, anu the police are look.
ing for Driscoll, who is believed to be
concerned in the killing.
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WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATION
Searly AL Away OH Businoss-3Ir. sui,I,'s
Popularity.

Searly AL Away OH Busines.-3Ir. Smith.
Popularity.
Special Dispatch 10 the intelli9tnctr.
WARRINGTON, D. e., Sept. S-Repre.
sentative Smith Is the only member ol
the West Virginia delegation in the
House who is in the city. Wilson and
Anderson are eaid to he In their respec.
tive districts looking after their fences,
while Mr.. Atkinson Is at home attending
court and will not be back for week,
Mr.. Smith has received many concratu.
lations upon his denomination, and the
verdict is that it was the proper thing to
do. He is growing in popularity and Is
q hard working and attentive member,
do is quite busy now getting up his
business here preparatory to going home
10 enter the campaign. Mr. Smith
thinks that adjournment Is now in
sight, and that oil the membera will be
able to go home and return by the end
Of the present. month, ,.,a. =
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Spte!d! Otpatch 10 he Inteliigencer.
CLARkEsBuRa DRror, VIVA, Sept. s.
The body of John JefTreyS, the fireman
who was one Of tho killed in the COL
lision near Littleton last night, passed
through here this morning enroute to
Petroleum, the home OF his relatives, for
burial. Jeffreys, who was formerly a
fireman onthe Branch, had Just returned
from tive years sojourn in Dakota,
where ne had been serving in the regu.
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GOT THE BEST OF IT.
a Denver TrnmNny Company Comes n
Worry Sharp Dodge,

WY oHhfp boukos
DENVER, CoI., Sept. .S.-Saturday night
tho Board Of Aldermen passed ordi.
Eances giving 10 the two cable colnpa.
nies the right 10 run electric roads OH
virtually all the streets OF the city.
The bills were supposed To DO sort Of
compromise between tho rival compa.
MES, which have heretofore cut each
others throats. The City Cable Com.
pany was not quite satisfied. According
TO law the ordinances were read in full
In tho meeting, but the clerk rushed
through with such speed that they were
merely ali unintelligible jumble Of artic.
ulations. AS soon as business was fin.
ished the clerk grabbed the documents
and locked them UP in spite OF the dc.
mands OF the reporters. One OF the
latter became suspicious. He saw the
City Cable people and induced them TO
get an order to SEQ the ordinance from
City Clerk Milbrow.
The horror OF the City Cable men NAV
be imagined. Instead OF the ordinance
which had been prepared and agreed
upon beforehand was found an entirely
different document, evidently prepared
by the Tramway Company. 1t takes
away from the Cable Company and trans.
fers to the Tramway numerous streets
on which tho former has had horse cars
Tor years. 1t runs their lines in such n
way that they are hemmed in by the
opposition and it stipulates that they
shall give up their special charter from
the State belore they string q wire.
Amillion dollars would not repay the
company for this. 1t IL believed tho
majority Of aldermen were aware OF the
change, but 1t was done by a man who
has been tho champion OF the cable |
company, aud has turned somersault. |
The fraudulent document has been
properly secured.
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Tho Fort Henry Club Organizes,

The stockholders OF the new Fort
henry Club met il the Chamber OF
commerce last evening, and organized
BY eiectlng the following gentlemen as
members Of tie Board OF Directors:
Measrs. Q. 9: Dewey, G. w. franzheiu,
Dr. A. F: Stifel, W. \. Peterson, Col.
George I: Rissell, II. Quarter, Joseph
speidel, James P, Adaina and Gibson
Lamb. The code oil regulations reported
1y tho committee Was adopted. THIS
hoard Of Directors will meet this after.
noon 10 elect officers,
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PAXTON, ILL, Sept. S.-This city and
vicinity was yesterday afternoon visited
by heavy rain accompanied by n hurri.
cane, which inflicted great damage to
shade trees, buildings and crops. The
greatest damage was 10 the Congrega.
tional church, which had Just under.
gone thorough repairs, the spire being
lifted oil, raised to considerable height
and driven small end foremost through
the roof, where it remains. Several
small dwellings were blown from their
foundations and serious damage was
done to frnit and shade trees in tho
country. 1t was the most destructive
experienced here for many years.
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tE s-'r---- |
A n IpsNpo Mania Dned.

CISrIsSArl, O., Sept. Sat Demars-
vile, Kentucky, yesterday, Mr.. G. F.
Wakefield, a farmer, presumably insane,
set fire to his dwelling and fired shot
gun at bis daughter while she was try.
ing 70 save Bome Of. her clothing, the
shot taking effect ia her shoulder, neck
and back Of; her head. He then ran into
the house, saying he would burn him.
self up, buthis wife, alter hard strug.
gle, dragged him out, SNeighbors then
arrived and took the man In charge. The
house Was wholly destroyed. Miss Wake.
fields injuries are not NECESSARILY fatal.
Wakefield was taken to Newport, KY,
where he was placed in jail,
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FEhh INTO THE CELLAR,
The Floor Glvsa Way md Mourncr nnd
nu Uuuertnker po Throurb

fhe Floor Givoa Way md n Mourncr and
nn Undertaken go Through.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-A section OF the
floor in the Pikeville Baptist church gave
way yesterday while the funeral of Mrs.
Sarah E. Dorsey was in progress.
A daughter OF the dead woman, the
undertaken and two pallbearers were
preclpitated into the cellar. The other
pallbearers prevented the coffin from
going entirely down, although it was
tipped almost on end. 4f l.,
Many persons. thinking that the entire
church was about 10 fall down, rushed
for the doors. The clergyman managed
to quiet tho crowd, after which the coffin
and those in the cellar were extricated
from the timbers. Mr.. Wagner was
badly bruised and his shoulder was dis.
located. The others were not much
hurt.
Alter quiet had becn restored the
casket was again brought in and the ser.
vices gone through with.
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Fell NINETY FEET,
'ohn u Sloan Instantly Killed Mt tho Del.
mont Hast Furnace YrstorJny.

mont iIl"" Furnace res,ordny.
John @. Sloan, u top.tlller at tho Raj
mont blast furnace, was ips,an,,y l,,,oJ
,e,,o,1,, r,o,n;n. H.. ,,,,,' ' N'''eo
ion NJ ,hs hn;.,;us h;;ns py miiInH from the
,Iis,ancs % ~ na.,S,, i,ouss .,., 70 tne bottom,
s Sloam c,,ma ", tea,f ,o Th haniiy n,iusty ieet.
some ,;wa S s;r,, ~ "nes'ins nni nS rom beiiton
ton ,;,,a. any b;s any" iv,,nn nnu Went 70 WORK IA
csta% % n,n n,. nnJ s,nue Tu,'eS oe,ns 70 put the
cnnoia " n"n,ir J e'UuS ,,;uo ,u'o sne top Oh inc
rronnj % TIn ,r.,ol;ai ue :, ieet se;, rom ihe
hpiuh, hx "' a ,,amhSa St h.i. - no,s!eu 70 that
ona ca,a ~ ,a,nn !" mouo'o ~, Da'nneeu ele'ator,
Iown RI" bS'uH uS0" W ~ uS ,,,a .ae 40, o.ner goes
whirh ,ha o,ara,a- a.u ~ NV nool !Htoaga
excent ths, A' hs,t W EuE.s n,i Io,ue rs open,
of tLs @ caass ai., \, y. II m, ~ hiieu ~hen one
belIis raissJ 10 % a9 a1m;, tha uen .ne cnpoia
with % ah;nn tiisea y. 70 ADMIT the ingredients
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Oldest nInsou la SpfIurtisId.

SpRlSGFIEbD, ILL, Sept. S.-Judge
James II. Matheny, for seventeen years
County Judge Of sangamon county, and
one Of the Oldest settlers and best known
citizens OF Central Illinois, died Mt his
home here yesterday. He was nearly
seventy.two years old and had lived at
Springfield for seventy years. IIe was
the Oldest Mason in Springfield, with
one exception,
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THE CHARLESTON PUSTUrFICE,
The Case St.ll Observation-Disclosures May be
.- tho Dark Horse.

The Case S,.ll Decentralization May bs
.- the Dark Horse.
Special DispGlch 10 n. Inielyigenetr.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. S.-The
Charleston poatofiice case still remains
in uncertainty. The President will take
no action for some time yet. This much
he has told the friends OF the several
candidates. What that action will be
cannot be foretold. There is some dis.
position to accept compromise candi-
date, and in case that is done it will be
Malone, who will doubtless be accepta.
bic to all parties concerned. Hanna is
still being put forward by Msjor Nc.
Ginnie, and Atkinson has the support
OF the majority Of the business men pa.
tronizing the Office. The other claim.
ants are clearly out OF the race.
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The Coke Trouble to lie Settled.

soorTlAtE, Pa, Sept. S.-A confer.
ence was held here to-day between Gen.
eral Manager T. L. Lynch, OF the Frick
Coke Company, and Master Workman
kerioots Secretary O: NJ. Parker, the
officials OF, the knights OF Labor and
twelve men constituting the local com.
mittee OF cthe Standard Coke Works.
The conference! w1s for sthe purpose 'oi
adjusting the trouble which has existed
for some time. Preparations were mule
to the eseet that an arbitration commit.
tee DO appointed, Who are to make an in.
yestigation oi the loaaes, et6. The
Standard plant will likely be started this
week. - : = = - 4 - -.7,.-1 - -
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A. MISTAKE IN ORDERS
Causes Feurfdl Collision oil tho Nor
Shore Koad,

Causes Fenrrdi Collision oil tho North
Shore Road.
LockroRr, N. Y, Sept. Sat five
minutes past o'elocL this morning two
North Shore trains, one going east and
the other west, colIided with terrific
force on the Central track near tho station
in this city. Engine 59o, OF the train
going east, was telescoped by engine 1856,
Of the western train. By the force OF
the collision the tender OF the engine of
the east bound train was forced back
over half it's length into Wagner buffet
car ieO, and the baggage man, W. A.
Fielder, Of New York city, instantly
killed: The tender OF engine 735 was
also driven in like manner into buffet
car il9. The engineer OF this engine,
EJson Bradley, Of Syracuse, sustained a
compound fracture Of both legs, and the
fireman, VIM. Houston, also OF Syracuse,
received bad ilesh wound. On other
injuries OF account was reported. A
mistake in orders was the cause OF the
accident.