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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
FOREIGN intelligence
Gales and Floods Throughout
Great Britain.
Brazil Makes a Frontier Treaty With Tho
Argentine Republic.
DR. Peters' Safety confirme Head Of
BIsailian Pfovisi onal Government
Dying.

QuEgNsrowS. Jan. s6.--A westerly hur-
ricsne il prevailing of unprecedented sever
ity, The sea caused much damage to the
s~smped,
LoNpoN, Jan. IS There is no cessation
in the heavy gales that prevail in England.
and the foods eonnnue.
LONDON. Jan. % The gales continued
with increasing strength and velocity In
the southern portion of England through
out ioisy.
Mensi strait in Wslcs is rendered i'm.
passabie BY the fury of the gale. Many
sailors have been swept overheard aud
drowned.
The ship lrex, bound from Greenock for
Rio Jsneiro WAS wreck 4 oil the Needles.
several of the crew were drowned The
survivors clung t" the rigging all day Sat-
urdsy and part of Sunday
Captain McMeksn Of the Cuuard steamer
Umbria from New York reports the pas
ge xs the roughest the vessel ever cx-
perenced. Several passengers were in
jured by being thrown violently upon the
decks.
The bark Janet Crown has returned to
Ply mouth, She reports two of the crew
washed overheard and drowned, and many
injured.
The steamer Yorkshire, at Liverpool.
from Baltimore was dooded, bridges were
destroyed. asd other damsges sustained.
Two seamen were blown from the rigging
and drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
A Series Of Accidents, Deaths
and Grimes.
Nellie By Beats The Record In Going
Around The World.
Herr Most Goes to Jail-asports from
tho Snow Blockade on the Pacific
Coast.

CoScoKD, n. H, Jan. 25 The gre ~ins
sentiment in this community 10 that Perley
W. Beck was murdered.
He vas found this morning on bis bed at
his residence, two miles from Hopki pton
village on the Henniker road. come nine
miles from thi city roper. His limbs we're
protuding ard hanging from the side of the
bed and badly frozen. His body was con.
sideraoly chilled. but il is now thosght that
his death was not caused by freezing Two
ugly bruises on his head and . cut nearly
an inch long over his left eye Increases the
rsdidly growing suspicion that he vas
foully dealt with.
thorough post mortem examination
will be held tomorrow and the corouer's in
quest will continue its siitings
Beck has been in bad odium for come
years. Ii seems that his brothers wife val
burned to death very mysteriously in the
same premises several years ago, aud that
subsequently, the brother himself disap.
peared under very suspicious circum-
stances. 1t vas surmised that both werr
murdered by Beck, the ascribed motive be-
ing the regaining Of the title Of his farm
from his brother, into whose b nds he was
supposed TO have put it temporarily to
avoid attachment from . suit that vas
either brought or threatened to recover
payment of services by = woman formerly
in his employ yment.
Beck was last seen on Thursday last be-
tween the hours of 2 and in this after
noon. He was seen then by lady, one of
his nearest neighbors, and looked and ap-
peEed as well as usual.
He was about 70 years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
BudMheat
Roy@al Baking
Y Powder

The most cherished Of all the 1Yiddle
cakes. and shen properly made the most
delicious. II has been against buckwheat
cakes made in the old-fashioned way with
yeast or risen overnight that they were fire.
quently heavy or sour that disagreeable e.
fects followed their eating It has been found
tha, these objections are completely over
come by mixing them with the Royal Bak-
ing Powder instead OF yeast. Quickly
made; no setting overnight; no materials
spoiled. Risen with Royal Baking Powder
they are most deiicious-iight, sweet, ten
der, assuredly wholesome, and may be eaten
by any one wiihou, the slightest inconven-
ience. Once tested from the following re-
oeipt, the buekwheat cake will be awarded =
prominent place among our table delicacies.
kEcxrrr.-Tske two ep~ of tuckwhes, -four, one
euy Of wheat fonr. two tablesyoans of Royal Baking
Powder. ore hah teaspoon Of salt and sift Dry vel
and thoroughly together. Then mir 18th milk
into thin batter and bake q, hot grstdle
Try them made tins say. They vii be r.velsiou
Royal Baking Powder Is specially made
for use 10 The preparation Of the finest, most
wholesome. and delicate cookery. Because
Of its great strength il rs also the nsOst eco-
nomicl a lssvenins agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27

Lon Knight is wanted as . league um
pire.
There are 23 candidates for the Cornell
College nine.
President Reach says that the league
will not throw out Washington and Indian
apolis.
President Day of the New York league
club. says their grounds will be enlarged
this spring by taking in 200 feet Of the ad-
jacent territory.
The Cleveland National league officials
say that the sale of season tickets to their
games has been greater up to date than at
any time In the history of local base ball.
Hurst. the pugilistic umpire, has been
appointed on the staff of the American As
socia,ioD. He is spoken of very highly by
the clubs of the Western league.
President Small Of Colby University bs.
been interviewed concerning an inter col
legiste athletic association and said in re
gard to its formation that il it could bs
conducted on a conservative basis he wa'
heartily in favor of it
Jimmy Calvin says Jim MutYie promised
him 500 if he would win one of the last
games between the Boston and Pttsburs
cubs Calvin diibis part in fine style
and is waiting for Mu,rie to send him 4
check. This is one of Mutries old tricks
Clarkson, pitcher Of the Boston leagu,
nine. is taking things easy with the Harvard
candidates and is getting them into form
After the mid-yesr examinations he vii
have charge Of Harry Bates and Do~ner
He occasionally tskesa hand in pitching T.
the cstchers. Thus far Iio ~lsnd has beer
| doing the best backs,opping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
A Brunswick Man Arrested on Charge
of Imbe Izlemeat.

BRrsswIcx. Jan. 2s.-Robert G. Reed,
telegraph operator and assistant ticket
agent in the office Of the Maine Central
here, has been arrested, charged with the
.mbe zzIemeut Of SLIPS. He 10 young
man, has been employed at this ONCE for
the past ten years and was intrusted with
the care Of the books and had charge Of
the money.
He vas brought before Judge Townsend
of the municipal court, and bound over to
the Nav term, under $1,000 bonds. his
hond.men being F. II. Wilson, A. J..
Booker Dr. Nathan Palmer and Capt.
David Scrbner.
Henry Wheeler, the ticket agent, 10 re-
spousible for the furds and his friends in
Bruaswi K made up the whole amount to
him.
1t tis charged that figures on the books OF
the station we're changed. Weston Ihomp-
son, Esq. has been retsined b, Mr. Wheeler
aud Barrett Potter by Reed for the defense
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Evsnts OF the Day.

The loss by the burning Of the Scotland
Conn. post office 10 $500; insurance
$500. A considerable amount of mai
matter was burned. There is no clue {,
the burglars.
The engine of the Boston train due a
Portland At 5 p NJ. Saturday broke bo't
parallel rods, just out Of Andover, damsg
ing the engine badly. Passengers were
we'll shaken up.
Helena. Montana, 10 ENJOYING the firsl
"chinook" Of the year. This is the tirs
interruption 10 the cold weA her which be
gan with the new year. The mercury has
risen thirty degrees since Thursday.
The New Haven. CT, police have cap
tured five of the "OAk Street Gang" OF
burglars. who have been committing petty
burglsries for several months past They
are on the track Of the rest Of the gang.
Two masked men entered the postofiice
At Albuquerque, N. NJ. and, after binding
and gsgging Postmaster Ray. secured $500
in money and about $1,000 in stamps and
several hundred dollars worth of jewelry.
The thieves escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
BODY RECOVERED.
1emains Of Banker Ditman Fouod
Floating In the achuy kill.

PHnApKlrHIA. Jan. 26.--The decom-
posed remains Of banker Jos. G. Ditman.
Who disappeared Dee. IL, vas found today
floating ON the Skuylkill river. The ds-
mond ring and gold watch worn BY Mr.
Ditnan when alive we're on his body. His
watched stopped Of II Is. A email amour I
of money ~as found in his pockets. In u
wallet in his inside pocket besides some
papers vas = card requesting the dnder in
case Of accidental death TO notify james .
Pitcher. q cr tary Of the Mutual Aeeider
Association, $50 Broadway. New York.
and the card indicated the deceased vas In.
sursd in that association for 5000. The
body BY direction Of the family vas taken
to the undertaksrs, and ~ soon - an au-
topsy 10 held the funeral services will take
place. No marks Of violence were discov-
cred on the body and whether il ~as An
accident or suicide probably never will be
known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27

The big Bath ship Rappahannock is re-
ceiving ballast and will be ready for sea in
. few days.
A stock shipbuilding company will prob
ably be organized At Belfast, ~ soon - .
location can be secured.
A schooner from New York to St. John
With coal vent aehore on Rum Island. near
Machias, early Friday morning. and 10 .
total loss. The crew Of six got to land,
badly frost bitten.
A stranger ~as refused lodging at a
Houlton house Friday. Later he vas
found with both feet frozen. and taken to
the poor farm, where il was discovered
that he va. suffering from lur & fever.
Revenue cutter Woodbury. brought the
schooner Susie Prescott, Bennett. bound tt
Boston with canned goods, which lost an
split sails in the gale Of Frieay near Bsk
er's leland, Mt. Desert, into Roekland
| Saturday.
| Among the Is indictments found by th,
AudroecoRgin grand jury which arose Sat
urday are: George K. Medbury. assault
and battery; John McWilliams. murder
George K Medbury, larceny; Patricl
Crosby, larceny, s indictments; Gilber
Lecourse. breaking and catering and lar
ceny recovery stolen goods" and Jane
n. Jones, nuisance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
ls Months Purchase Of Bonds.

The following is . statement Of United
States bonds purchased from August 5,
1887, To ard including January rs, 1890
Amount purchased of 4s, Sil5 93s +50: of
4 l-2s. Sl3l 96s, 700; total. S247 .907. $50
Cost. 4. 4s,u90,677 So; of Al 2s. sl42,
536,573 "a; total, $3.50 447 $50 IS. Coo,
at maturity, A., s2Ol .55s, ,i67 50; 4'.2s,
sl49, l6O 1856 80; totsi. $3.50, 7l9 303 40
Saving. 4s, S53 46s .4s9 81; 4 l2s, 81, sos. :
562 67 total, $50, ,272 .O52 "a. The amour,
Of bonds surrendered to da.s in liquidation
Of deposits is 81, ,43a 800.
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MARKET REPORTS.


iuts1At, Dec u.
APPLEs -EvaporatNd, ssOc, dried, 0s5.
BEASs.-Pes. Maine, " 80. y. T.. I! Is, Yellow
eyed, o. 0oz3 Is
BCrTER---olid, isa20e, bail. 2as,5e.
CHEKsE.-Fse,ory and domestic, iIai2o.
FOss -kkaksc Der doz.
GRAIS-Cofn, Sc, meal, Je, ban, u % per
ewt.; cotton ssd meal, o. aoper bag.
HAY Loose, elo 0,alt %, pressed, "a ODal7 %;
straw. o. 7ias0.
HoSgY-Box, iss22c per pound.
LARD -Doa-.tic. I0sl llc, western. tferoe, 7ase
MCrTos.-7asc per pound
OAra.-vs40c per bush.
PoTAroEs-dSa70 per bushel
PoCLTEY-Fovl l0sl2e; chickens, Itaisc-
WoOL- 1sD0c per ID aBvsahsd; roc WISHED.
WOOD Dry hard, - % per cord, soft. u 7sa
800.
HIDEs-Lieht SIC per ID, heavy Sc; sheep, 25s
oi %; veal skIn., f0af0:.
wat 6a7c per ID
Augusta Besf CompAny's Wholesale Price Cur
rent.
SPRING LANB-7lase.
BEEF--ides. 5ias4e per ID; hind quarters. II
DC; fore quarters, tssse, rounds with bk, &c
rump and loas., ioz ie, hort nh cuts. Sc; r4tt-s
3ls4c; baess. .Asic, chueks, ss5Ic; stripes. &c
dressed hogs. sa,sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
Gardiner, Mass. Visited by q Disas-
trous Fire.

GARDNER. Jan. 25.-Stevens' block
caught 6re this noon, and was completely
destroyed. A high wind prevailed. blowing
= shower of cinders upon the surrounding
buildings, aud serious conhsgAtion wa.
threatened, but WAS fortunately averied.
Aid was summoned from Fiichburg. and
Chief kimball responded with an engine
and 20 men. Haywood Bros. 4 Co 8 ~ood
chair shop caught fire twice, but their
sprinkler arrangement saved il both times.
Mr.. Stevens had to be carried home on ac-
count Of nervous prostrstion. William
Gourley, member of Gardner hook and
ladder company. fell distance OF 10 feet,
breaking his left leg badly near the hip
The whole loss amounts to about 9s5, 900
Partially insured. 1t was the largest fire
Gardner has ever had
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27

New YORK, Jan. 5-Herr JOhan Most,
the Anarchist, whose conviction and sen
tence to one year in the penitentiary was
affirmed yesterday by the z, neral term Of
the Supreme Court, was arrested today by
detectives from the central office. He was
captured as he was leaving the house Of
Mrs Ida Hoffman. who was on his bond
pending the decision of the general term
He expects his counsel to obtain 4 further
stay of proceedings. and another release on
bail while his case 10 being carried to the
Court of Appeals
Justice O'Brien Of the Supreme Cour,
today granted a writ of habeus corpus fol
the production of Johan Most on Nor day
Application will be made for Herr Most,
admission to ball pending an appeal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
a NINE FLOODED.
A 6ubtsrEansan Lake or River Blast
Cd Out in Colorado.

LEADvILLE, Col, Jan. 26.-Yesterday
after the men in the La Plata mine had
fred q round Of holes, they heared . noise
resembling the rush Of . river and when
the smoke cleared away they saw . river
running out Of the drift. They had barely
time to escape. In less than ave hours tbs
mine vas flooded within 270 feet Of the
surface. -Four thousand feet Of drift ore
Is submerged and Thousands Of feet OF
slopes covered. Many think . lake has
been encountered. II it is water pocket
the water can be pumped out in thirty days.
if water course the mine will have to be
abandoned.
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Maine People.

Bishop Healey has sent . Catholic priest
to vi.it the variou. numbering camp. around
Moose head Lake and on Penobscot vaters
- . missionary. He was 1t Shirley on
Sunday in the campo and also celebrated
mass there on Monday.
Rev. George T. Pratt. formerly Of Ban
eor. and also weil-knovn in Brewer - q
pedasoeus, vas ins allied - minister Of the
Iirst Uaitar!an society in Berlin. Mass
Thurssay. Nine di3erens clereynen a.
sisesd in the services, the serm,n being
prsaehsd BY nsv. Ddvsrd 1vsssss Hale.
b. D.
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SCHOONER IN TRoUeIE.
Assisted into Safety by the Life sav.
ing Crew.

CHATHAM, Mass Jan. 26 Schooner
James Rothwell. from the Kennebec for
New York with = cargo of ice, anchored
close under the beach last night, in the
southwest gale. She broke her windlass
and could not get her anchor this morning
4 boats crew from the shore and Captain
Gould and crew from the Chatham Life
Saving Station, assisted her 10 proceed.
She will barbor a, IIyaunis tomorrow to
repair the windlass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
Wind Storm Blew Passenger Trains
From the Track

DENVER. Col, Jan. 26 The wind
storm on the divide which blew the Rio
Grande and Santa Fe passenger trains
from the track at the monument yesterday
afternoon, has subsiled. The wind was so
strong that the coaches we're lifted from
tb. tracks and carried 10 or 10 feet from
the track and thrown upon their sides.
Several passengers were slightly bruised
and cut with the glass. but none we're seri-
ously hurt. Considerable damage wac
done to many towns in the southern part Of
the State, but up to the present time no
one 10 reported hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
Presentation OF Fiass to the Pittsfisl,
Schools by the @. A. r.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

Special to the Kennebec Journal.
PIrrsFIEp, Jan. 25-On Saturday even
ing large and enthusiastic audience
assemble in Union Hall, the occasion be-
ng the presentation Of flags to the village
schools by the Grand Army Post Of this
town. The speeches were able, fitting and
eloquent, and merited the hearty applause
given them. Unusual talent vas displayed
and the event is one of which the citisens
NAV justly feel proud.
Capt. c. II. Sawyer presented the aags
IN behalf of the Post in most fitting and
graceful remarks, and the hags were
.ccep,,d d by Frank W. Hevey. Esq. in an
able and eloquent speech. Miss Mary
Pu.hor read a selection in an excellent
manner. which was followed BY speeches
uy Dc. f. C. Bryant ard Rev. S Whit
comb The singing of the Star SpsnRled
Bauner," by Mrs Porter, vas we'll re-
eeived. Mr.. L. P. Toothaker and Miss
Ance Haley. principals Of the schools,
r, ceived the asgs in fitting and appropriate
words. The exercises closed with the
singing Of "America"by the audience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
Sitting Too Near tho Track.

BRocKroS, Jan. 25.--John Finn, bag
pipe musician aged 35. vas struck by the
Pan Handle train near the Matfeld station,
about 9 O'Clock this evening. while on his
way home from East Bridgewater He
was sitting ne ar the track and the steps Of
the cars struck him on the head killing
him instantly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27
Comparative Earnings OF Fall River
Mills.

FALL RIVER, Jan. 25 The comparison
Of dividends earned BY Ne~ England cotton
mills are very favorable to Fall River
mills. Only two Fall River corporations,
Borden City and King Phillip. have . cspi-
tai Of million. Out of forty-fv mills in
other parts of New England thirty two are
backed by a capital of a million or more.
Forty. Eve New England corporations out
side Of Fall River averaged 9l-i00 per
cent each in dividends while thirty three
Fall River corporations averag ed 9 s5-l00.
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Trains Released After Twelve DAYS in
tho Snow.

CoLFAx, Col, Jan. 26.-The east bound
overland train which has been snowbound at
Shady Run since the l2th inst, was re-
leased yesterday and returned to Sacrs-
mento. This train has the Howard Athe-
nseum Company on board. The consoli
dated east bound overland trains which
have been lying at this place since the l6th
also returned to Sacramento yesterday.
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Ex-oov Kellogg Says Senator Butler .
Scheme 10 all Wrong.

CHARLEsToN, 8 c., Jan. % William
Pitt Kellogg. Governor of Louisiana during
the reconstruction period. says that Senator
Buffers scheme for the transportation of
colored people to Africa 10 not only imprac
ticable but offensive to Christian civiliza
ton and = violation of the constitutional
right of citizenship. He would like to see
the leading newspapers of the South follow
IN the stand taken by the Charleston News
and Courier against the hostili'iss recently
manifested toward the colored people in
some portions of the South sni address
themseive. to securing additional education
al facilities for the negroes.
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LABOR UNIONS
Send Delegates to Form the Fsll River
fTadss Council

FAIL RrvBR, Mass., Jan. 25.-Dele
gates representing the labor uaions. spin
ners. printers, iron moulders. painters
decorators. freight handlers, iongshoremen
carpenters, Amslgamated and Protective
weAvers' Union, knigh . of Labor, and a.
athletic club, met here today. to form the
Fall River Trades Council The council
viii interest itself in all labor matters that
come before the legislature. and will be
conducted after the style Of the main
unions in Boston and New York. Senator
Howard sas elected president. 4 commit.
tee Of three we're appointed to draw up 4
code Of rules and To devise meAns to raise
funds for the expense Of the committees
sent before the legislature hearing.
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NELLIE BLY, ARRIVES.
CiIcles the Globe in 72 Days. 6 Hours.
1o Minutes and 80 Seconds.

New YORK, Jan 25.-Ne'lie BLY, arrived
here this afternoon, having completed her
trip around the world in 70 days. 6 hours,
10 minutes and 80 seconds. An immense
crowd welcomed her. Her health is good
and she is much pleased at being at home
once more.
This puts in the shade Jules Verne's
"Around the World in so Days and also
besie her elf as she started to make the
trip in rs days.
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BslmoIaI Hotel, MontIeaI. Damaged
bV Fire.

MONTREAL. Jan. f6.-Balmorsl Hotel
was damaged S25, 900 by fire today. In
sured.
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VAUDEVILLE.
Elmwood Changes Hsnds-Day ol
Prayer for Colleges.

WArERvnLE, Jan. 16-The Elmw ood
Hotel in this city which report has had
change hands 40 many times has h last
done so in earnest. The purchaser is con.
Iuctor Henry Judkins Of The Maine Central.
Rev. II. A. Clifford preached At the
Baptist church Sunday afteraoon.
A lecture on the Roman Vaticun and st.
Peters will be given At the Congregational
church next Wednesday evening BY Rev.
Mr.. Fem Of Portland.
Next Thursday is the day Of prayer for
lleges and sermon will be delivered be
fore the Colby students in the chapel At ten
o'clock by Rev c. c. Tilley pastor Of the
Baptist church in Auburn.
Living Pictures" will be given at City
..all Wednesday evening under the su,pi-
ces of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Coburn Classical Institute closed
Friday after q very successfui term. There
will be 4 vacation of two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-27

The steadily increasing popuisiiy Of Lax
sdor. the golden remedy. With dy speptics
and persons troubled with indigestion 10
simply phenomenal. Price only Is cents.
At all druggists.
1t makes . person feel ssd to hear cry
irg baby. suffering probably from some
slight pain, which could be easily relieved
By the use Of Dr. Bslls Baby Syrup, which
10 for sale q all drug stores.
! tan26dltfeiFm
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Rioting SoIdioIs in Portugal.

LISBON, Jan. 20 The Dia reports riot
ing at Lagos, in the province of Alaarave.
Says the rouhls.is not of republican origin,
as rumored, but arose from the disorderly
behavior of a number of soldiers who
forced the gates of the barracks in order
to take part in the demonstration against
the British ulumatum.
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Schooner Cashier Arrives aud Reports
Floating Wreck.

BosToS. Jan. 26.-The schooner Cashier
arrived here Saturday from Ponce, p. Il.
reports on Jan. l6, in lat. 35 81, N Ion. 10
20 W. passed the wreck Of a three masted
schooner, apparently of Nova Scotia build,
and was waterlogged directly in the track
Of vessels. She was painted black with q
white stripe around the waists. The main
mast was the only spar left standing. Her
boat was gone.
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A Freight Collides With a Gravel Train
On Che ALBANY

BosroS. Jan. 26 Friday, q freight
train colided with a gravel train at 18th
mile post, = dangerous pass. smaslIina
things up in great shape. W. P. Riggs q
brakeman was badly injured. being thrown
from the top of . car to the rocks. It il
said that the engineer Of the gravel train
was At fault. All trains we're delayed &C me
hours.