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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19

The INDEPENDENT Job office is well
supplied wi n all kinds of paper for
printing letter heads, bill heads, etc.,
and also n fine assortment Of the
latest styles OF wedding stationery, and
ID prepared t. turn out 40 fine hob
OF work as can be procured in the
State, b.. '''' .'...".
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
Dentistry.

DR.. Q. F. Moore, Dentist, has per-
manently located in Elko, having pur.
chased the residence OF Mrs Thorpe
Gall and learn the condition OF your
teeth. Painless extraction, and all
work guaranteed. Office nj the above
named residence. 3-2J
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
Garden Seeds.

Tho E.-T. M. Go has just received a
large stock OF Landreth's fresh gar
den and vegetable seeds, tho largest
and best assortment ever brought TO
Elko.. Make your selections before
the assortment is broken. Orders by
mail promptly filled. . ... If
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
silver Production.

The production Of silver lin the
world, ia round numbers, ia 1874 was
100000 ounces; ia $780, 75,OOO,OOO;
1881, Sl,ooO,0Co; 1855, 01,O0OO00; 1S9S,
l9No9tOO; 1850, sf23OoO,OOo; 1890,
l&9OOO,OOO.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
SALMAGUNDl.

Headquarters for fishing tackle at
Muiler's. e..
( Nj. Jessen, of Ruby Valley, was in
town yesterday.
Squirrel and Gopher poison at
Muller's.
Bar silver was 1915 IN ounce IN
New York at noon yesterday.
A supply of strictly first class fresh
butter,jus received at Henley,s.
John d. Abel, of Fort Halleck, gave
this Office Friendly call last evening.
For. choice Key West Cigar or
anything in the smokers line, go to
Muller's. y
The public school closed this after
noon cut of respect to the memory
of Miss Emma Yeates.
All work in modern dentistry neat
ly executed by DR.. G. T. Moore, Elko,
Nevada
S. M. Henley has rented the house
formerly occupied by C. w. Grover.
and is now renovating it preparatory
to moving in.
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
Sun Co.'S fine pocket knives and
raZcre at hluller's. x
Special meeting Ell1o Lodge No. Is,
+. &. A. M, at their Hall to-
night for work in the Second Degree.
Clay Irland arrived from Columbia
this morning, bringing with him Miss
Tillie Voigt, who has just closed
successful term OF school in the
Columbia district.
Just received, Spring and Summer
Hats for Ladies', Misses and Children
White Goods, All-over Embroi Ieries
etc, Mt Rosenstocks. ......,.. Am
Carson Appeal 1T is reported that
John Dennis, late of the Mint, and
Mr.. Warren, formerly of the Virginia
Chronicle, viii start a paper in Vir-
ginia City next month.
W. S. Beard, of Eureka was an
pointed Deputy Grand Master Of the
l. o. 0. f., yesterday, by the Execu-
tive Committee of the Grand Lodge.
Bro. Beard, we congratulate you.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get you a pair OF good specs or eye
a
pay. A full assortment of colored
glasses Tor sun or snow. X
Sacramento Bee:-Harrson is now
clarifying the corn fields of Nebraska
above the orange groves of California.
Very we'll, Mr.. Harrison, very WE'LL
That makes the Golden State all the
more solid for James G. Blaine.
A. w. Hesson arrived from Ruby
Valley this morning on No. 2, bring
ing with him the remains of Miss
Emma Yeates, whose death We mon.
toned in yesterdays paper. The
funeral was held at $50 p. M. to day,
too late for an extended notice. ri
Deputy Fish Commissioners Close
arrived this morning from the fish
hatchery at Carson with n consign-
ment OF eighty Thousand young trout
which were deposited In the Humboldt
river at this place. Another ship
ment will arrive in about week.
Rev. T. e. Sisson, Secretary Lake
Tahoe Chausauqua Assembly, of
Truckee, CAL, who is to deliver a lee.
ture at the w. C.. r.. U. Reading
Room tonight, arrived from the West
this morning and gave the IND EpEND-
ESr Office a friendly call to-day.
Mt. sissou lisa very pleasant gentle
man and you should not fail 30 go and
hear him tonight,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
To The Public,

=, Notice is hereby given that Chris
BaumOach has been appointed an
authorized agent for the collection of
al sums due the firm OF Reckhart &
troellch, as we'll as for the transac
tio1 of all other business connected
WIN the present management, such
as the payment Of bills, collection of
and receipting for moneys due. etc.
RECKHART & FRoELICH,
BY G. RECKHARr,
Surviving partner of the firm.
Elko. New, Nov. 10, 1880. If
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tuscarora, May IA, 1891.

Gem HOTEL BARTLETT & Ostreicher,
ProprietOrs.
j j Hylton, Mound.
j b Fitch, Wells.
j Thomas, Tuscarora.
Smith Weiland, do
lobe Stinson, do
Jno M Dorsey, HaIleck.
l. ID Fullmer, San Francisco.
w H Moulthrop, do
Clark E Drown, Lee.
VIM Hamilton, Ogden.
Robt Elder, East Oakland, Cal.
S Neuschmeander & Son, Carson.
H @ Irland, Columbia.
Depot Hotel Clark 6 Green, Pro-
49,: prIetOrs.
j M McComb & wife, Lamoille.
j A Robertson, do
Mrs S NJ Svreeter, do
Mrs Lizzie Daimler, Carlin.
M Sheehan, do
Mrs M e Clemens, South Fork.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
Wanted,

Wanted.
A woman to work in country
hotel, to take charge of kitchen, no
washing or ironing to do. Wages $40
per month. For further information
apply at the INDEPENDENT office. If
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
\ Chiusss Ch.sisrfo d.

4 Chinese Chesle licid has been dlsc0y-
cred in the person OF the late Iseng huo
r,n. whose letters 10 his son derive an adj
d,finn,l interest from the fact that his son
MA. mo- other Than the Marquis lseng, who,
as the Chinese Envoy and Minister Pleni-
notentiary. was long a notable figure ia
English society. The style OF this sage's
udlnontions, judging from some transla-
lions mat haze been published, certainly
bears "A remarkable resemblance To- that OF
DIR. JohnsOn's negligent patron. In one
he recommends his young corresponds
cnt 10 avoid "an excessive anlmation
OF manner III" he observes, There
is one virtue wlich your ancestors emu
llted. it was that of dignity" With adj
mirable candor he adds: Lack OF perse-
yeranco is my crowning defect, as levily Is
yours" Hearing that his son Is indisp0sed,
he bids him beware of drugs, also Of doc
tors. "All have met WITH" he says, 'ai
home or abroad, have been frauds" In
another letter he acknowledges the news OF
his correspondents marriage. and observes
at will be a great pleasure TO your mother
10 have daughter-in-law." lie also takes
the opportunity of inculcating the duty ol
early rising, and reminds bis son tnat "0uI
ancestors were never IN bed after fur In
The morning. .v-LOndon Daily News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

Tn. other Afternoon as , o'clock PAIR oil
rule.n1 and aiguned old gentlemen sat al
tUi fh, Union Club windows reading the
n.N-p.uer- and smoking Dig cigars
wu.ie.iAccd YOUTH 300 "a suit OF gray ohe'oil
pushed .ut uf tue clubhouse and whispered
something tD The policeman VINO slo"d on
th. pavement. Instantly the ON 'tf luineu
iu an alarm. aud in "a ieW minuies iilth e.
ulr Was nled with iite engines, nose carts
AND .uv,ius small boys. Lines oi most
were carried la 40 the doors ani dragged
upward over tus handsome stair carpet ana
through the most exclusive corridors ui tht
clubhouse. s stubborn little Dia/e hhd "reh
found under tue roof, and to put ii OUT fc-
4lireI "a tot of water. great running dDoul
AuI much sh0utlng. Tne iire episode ldsteo
fully au hour aud there WAS tremendous
amount ofcNcitemeut among the cluO men.
But through il al the TWO old gentlemen
placids Kept their seats at the "indo"
without losing th sir interest in their PaPefe
or missing one pull al their cigars. 4 mum
Der of people noticed the calmness OF tht
club men. and one OF the iremen, with a rcd
nose and a grud voice, said: Them old i0i-
lows may think that's the proper caper To
oil like 40 wax figures, but III BET lhe> ie
az ner, Gus as nyDOly.' Stll, the ola ciuD
ns.u did not snow II. According 10 thelf
own code they were thOfOuebbreds, unrui-
ned by excitement, with which others were
trained and employed 70 deal.-New York
Star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
EYICTED STRIAERS RIOT.
THE DESPERATE MOB RESUME
FIERCE ftGHTiNC.

The Police Attacked endsMany Seriously
yyoundcd-Tbo B.hring sos Dispute
Gladstone's Political Career Nearing ~
End-Torcign Events Of Interest.
GLASGOW. Jan. G-Tne eyic'ions of the
railroad strikers from the quarters occu-
pied by them as employees OF the companie-'
promises 20 bee ih. cause OF further and seri-
ous trouble. Notwithstanding the fact
that "a largely increased police and mililaft
fore. this morning confronted the rlotoa'
element at Coalbridee, a great iron centre
about mine miles from this place, rioine
was resumed by thp now desperate men.
The troubles were begun by the mob making
a fierce onslaught upon the dormitory ~
which are sheltered Che enon-union men. The
assault opened with a sharp iusiiade Win
stones which was followed hy forward
rush of the mOb. which made frantic Efforts
to force an entrance 20 the building. ShaTl
hand 10 hand nghtuC then took place Doe
tween the police and rioters, The oincer-
vigorously rlNinQ their bat0ns while ihcIT
asslilants trrocy pcltcd them with stones
and beat them with Cudgcls ana theli
naked fists. AZ times the policemen Woulu
after extraordinary Efforts succeed I'D
forcing the mob 90 move Hullenly BACK
wand. only, however. 90 again pull ltseii
together and dash forward. cursing and
lighting upon the pluchy officers. several
OF the policemen and % number OF tht
rioters were seriously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

urobabIy killed in one OF the skirmlshes
and overlooked. He was buried to-day with
a.iIitary honors in the reservation cemetery
GREAT SUFFERING AMONG THE HosrILEs.
sixty five squaws with about the same
number OF papOOses came IN from the
hostile camp about six miles away to-day,
and are being taken care OF. There
il great suffering among the hos
files on account of scarcity OF iood
or shelter. No movement Of troops is pro-
jected. 1t is stated that Colonel forsythe IS
10 be reinstated till the close OF the cam
paign.
CAPTAIN o'CoNNELL's FIRST INFANTRY.
A special from Crawford, Neb., says
Captain O'Connel's First Infantry arrived
here at & o'clock tonight, with the Indian
Chief Young Man -Airaid-of- His Horses,
accompanied by three other Indians. They
will proceed to Pine Ridge agency to-mor-
now. where they will use their influence to
queIl the Indian troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

When the ladies Of the Chinese legation
at Washington 20 out on the street Tor
walk. they are objects Of universal atten'
lion. Their poor little feet are mere scraps
and they cannot walk, but hobble al0ns
like cripples, clinging to friendly ienc'
or post il they are JOstled, and sometime
tumbling all together like row OF bricks
rhey never 20 singly, and rarely eXien'
their walk beyond sight Of their own home,
A servant stands in the front oil
the Legation House-he Is an lrishmsn, 10y
TIE way, and keeps wdtchlul eye
Dn all their movements 80 long as they ar
n the street. They do not walk abreasi
lest one should fall and upset the Others.
They are ruddy Of cheek, and brigAt ano
pleasant to look upon, and they appear u
be cracking stupendous Chinese jokes
about the passers-by who stare at them too
rudelv. These aristOcratic ladies are =,
clumsy, With their fat hands and little feet
thai they are quite unable to dress them
selves, but require the constant service o.
a maid. They appear TO greatly ENJOY ih'
( , edom of their American liie.-Ne" lors
Ledger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
UNCLE SAM SUED.
\ HoIlander Institutes Salt Against SEQ
retay Elaine.


retaiy Blaine.
BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. 6.-Jacques van
Raalte, a native Of Rotterdam, Holland, but
who resides and does business in Glas-
.. W. where he is also Consul for the Neither
lands. instituted suit to-day against Hon.
James e.. Blaine, as Secretary Oi state oi
The United states.
Prior TO july y. 1858, the plaintiff bought
at their fun value yl2j. 900 negotiable coupon
bonds issued Ly the Southern states. o.
that day Hon. W. II. seward, thei
secretary OF state. issued proclama'
tion. which recited among other things
that "Neilher the United states noi
any State shall pay any debt Of
obligation incurred in aid Of in.urrectlon on
rebellion against the United states, but al
such debts and obligations shall be held y
legal ana void The plaintiff contends
that the proclamation contained an implieo
admission that without such prohibition
the debt or obligation would be good an'
valid. lie alleges that the proclamation Of
the Secretary OF state was an illegal inter
ference with the rights Of the plain.
til (as a citizen OF Great Britain ant
llOlland). by reason Of treaty supula
tiOns between the United states ant
Great Britain and Holland. The cas-
presents many curious points. The prime
pal point that will be cOntended for Is thai
As the United states has always held thai
none Of the Southern states Were ever on
Of the Union, that the Secretary OF
state in his official capacity, hat
no authority 10 issue any proclamation
tending to impair the obligations Of any
state. and that such obligations in the wa!
Of bonds are binding, and are bound to b.
paid By The State issuing such bonds. Th'
bonds in question are State bonds and Con
federate states bonds jointly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
APICTURESQUe WEDDING.
The Bride, ,Pages,and Maids Were Dressed
In Venetian Costumes.

At one Of the prettiest weddings Of the
winter the bride, her pages, and her atten-
liant maidens were dressed in Venetian
costumes copied from old paintings, says
uarpe,'s BaZar. The bTide's high-thrOated
Gown was OF white satin, embrOld-
cred with pearls, silver, and Rhine
stones i'm "A design Of orange blossom
SPRAYS tied with Renaissance bows. The
bodice had Venetian collar Of pearls, ana
full. lOpg sleeves. slashed with crepe de
Chime. and pointed low on the hands. Inc
demitrained skirt was nearly covered by
nounces Of old point lace, and the veil was
IF similar lace. fastened by diamond tiara.
A distinctive feature Of the gown was a
court train Of great length suspended from
the shoulders. made OF white velvet, bor-
lered with white fox fur, and with en-
bro idery Of pearls, silver and brilllants.
The square cOrnersO OF THIS tram Was neIu
by two little boy in page costumes Oi Whlte
brocaded silk, with large pulled sleeves, ana
short breeches Of white satin, long white sllk
stockings and painted Nenitian shoes %
white satin, The four bridesmaids
wore picturesque gowns OF turquOi'
blue crepe de Chine, with the bod
ice and sleeves sllshed in Nentlah
fashion. aud filled in with oval pulls OF PINK
chiffon muslin. Their largelow round hat
were of turquois blue velvet trimmed WIN
small erect punches Of pink ostrich tips. In
stead of carving bouquets, each PAIR Cl
bridemaids bore "A festOOned garland Oi PINK
roses that appeared to link them together.
the bride carried prayer-bOok with a mas
slye silver cover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
psrFRsBuRo.


Nnte~ ul Interest.
PErER,BuRG. VA, Jan. e.. Special. -
Mention has already been made m ruG
rnIE, of the murder of pr T.. II. Reagan,
10 Meek 'onburs county, anl oilhe liucli1g
{ one oi toe accused parties The party
who WAS hnchod wa, a negro named
Phillip Mahy. Five negroes were arrest d
.hdr-Dd Win Oh. murder ani aN Ot tl.m
had an examination iu Dr. heggan's rar-
0r The result 0f tnis as mination
was the lyn,hug 90 MlDrN ald
fhc releasing on thur own Zee
.o.niluce of ihe other FOUR rogro- iDr
heir appearance at The u'Nt term 'i iIo
DOuuty Court. Before h' was lucnai
MaOrS made "a iuil confession ol bis -Wlt.
lie saii thai IA. struck D.. Neg- IA on ine
aead, a- aid the other taug ne-io-. and mat
- nile he lay on tine Door in gn unconscious
condition, he (Mabri) tool. kulfe irun bis
pocket ami cut Dr. Resgiu'- tli0at iinm
Ar 10 ear Mahry ur'her stated ihlt bee
COX Dr. he4gau's pist1, from bis rocket
md md it under q has ,,ir, un pr Broad
naN's farm whore be- ihah1l r-ld. 81.
At the time that De R.sgtn was
murdered be bad tWO hundred dollars on
MS person, bur the murdcrors iiii,d -
search his pOckCis. Ihty did. however,
rob the money drawer q ID. Reegin'' STORE
lf small amount Of currency. On the
night Of the murder Mabry, in company
Sith some other negroes, came q TO tesi-
dence OF DR.. Reagan and Knocked at the
oor. They were asked what They wanted,
md their reply was that they wished 10
make some purchases. Dr. Reggin, aii,r
arming himself with hrs pistol, accompanied
the negroes 10 the store and there IL was tho
murder Vas committed.
Virginia Lodge |. @. Il. q. have elected
the following officers for the ensuing term;
Mentor, \. ;. Remach; president. |. Ligen-
prun: yice-president, Jacob Cohen; -rcrc-
fary, Jacob Peyser; treasurer, III kull;
Warden, A. Rosenst0ck; guardian, AieN.
Myers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
T4AT BsH8lNG seA IMBROGLlO
English Press Of the Opinion That Amer
lea VIII Not sustain Blaine.

LONDON, Jan. G.-The 81. James Gazette.
in referring % the Behrug Sea imbroglio.
says that itacctpts the official denial. but
asks why is the navy of the JniteS States
being mas.cd i'm the Pacific Ocean unless 10
is 10 make Of BehrinI sea mare clausum
The Gazette adds that officers Of the
American navy do not act upon rumois
published in the New York Herald.
The Pall Mall Gazette Is convinced tha
me American people VIII not support MI
Blaine. and asserts that j; J, imperative
.ue matters iu dispute should be submitted
I'D arblir alton.
The Globe attributes the existing friction
t0 Blancs Dragging spread-oagleism. In
view of "a possible, though unlikely Ameri-
can display ot force. the Clone SAYS tn"
Great Britain should at once strengthen
her Pacific squadron. The article concludes
by advocating the submission OF the matter
t1 arbitration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS.
THE A. & D. WHICH SWAMPEO
BATsMAN & CO.

Death of Henry G. slaughter. OF Dan
vilie-A Woman Convicted Of InfsniIcids
In nLsxington-FartherP Particular. OF IN.
Reggan's Murder--Over the state.
NORFOLK, Va. Jan. c. Special. The
Atlantic and Danylle Railroad Company
is in receivers hands. The concern which
swamped Bateman x Co. has succumbed to
the inevitable.
on January 81 a bill Of complaint was
filed in the Circuit Courl Of the United
states, in this city. by b. Newgass 4 COS
bankers, Of London, against the railway
company for payment Of a judgment
against il for SSj2, Sj963. rendered IN their
favor on the "a OF January, 1891. lhs
c0mplanants say that the Atlantic and
Danyille railroad has no interest In any
personal property that can be subject 10
levy. 80 that said process is unavailable.
The moneys for which the Judgment was
rendered was advanced By Newgass & Co.
for the payment ofthe emplo gecs. the MAIN
tenance, repair and improvement OF the
roadbed and others ef its property. ard
make provision as far as might be- for the
The bill states that mortgage has been
given 10 the Mercantile Trust Company. Of
New York, by the Atlantic and Dinlillo
railroad on all is franchises and property
OF every description to secure the pas mens
OF certain bonds; that nearly. II not all of
the bonds authorized by said deed Of trust
have been issued, and that cOmplainanis
are bOnatde holders Of more than three
million dollars, estimating them at their
par value; that the earnings Of the rOad
are not adequate 10 meet the interest
which matured On the lst OF October, lSn.
aud that default will certainly be made
in the payment Ct these al tie next matu-
rlty, April |, 1891; that the earnings are not
sufficient to pay It's operating expenses. and
that the company Is utterly msOhent. After
reciting facts in regard 10 the insolvency Of
the company. the orators pray that un in
junction may be AWARDED. restraining thr
Atlantic aud Dsnyille Railway Company,
It's officers, agents, servants and emplOyC.
from interfering with the property Of
the company. that a receiver en-
receivers thereof may bp appointed
who may be empowered % take
possession and maintain and manage tle
property and Apply ii- earnings under tae
orders and direction OF this court % tie
Uses and purposes to which thc same
should nc justly and equltibN applied. ln
response O. the above. uu order WAS tntlra.i
IN the Circuit Court by judge ilugl J..
Bond granting the prayer oi thn complain
ants and appointing Mr.. B. llD'ding. of
New York. ana tuari,, II. Cromwell, %
Portsmouth, w., rs receiver, tl tno come
pauy, and 81. I. PiDI-ants. of Richmond,
master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
RIVAL PAWNBROKERs.
Jeweiry l. quoted Ugh by Sew fork
Morcy Lenders.

Morey Lenders.
There i, az present great business compe-
tilon between the rival pawnbrohers OF
Park Row and the Bowery. The result IL
chat ,.lterwaro. ieWery, and diamonds can
.,. .t,ledprl almost up 90 their real stlling
N,lra. several of the most prominent
naNubr0ker, are often forced 10 sell unfe-
bnan.aI pledee, al "a sum less tnan tneN
loaned ON the articles. I'm catering 10 the
ie,y.lry and sUNerWare custom the rivalry
ba, reached the highest point ever known
m tbe business. This state of affairs mas
,iyen a boom 90 the snail army ol dealers
wh, make specially OF attending paw"
brokers' salts. .,r
The dea's for instance, VIII pay so loi-
"A Sc, OF Jewelry pledged Tor SO. Then ihey
will repledge the l-Wclry Tor Si1, ana sell
tine ticket for at least SO. several sucu
transactions every day nets them comfort
able weekly income. In october, lNoJ, IA
man was advanced SO 10y pawnbrlker on
, .palskln coat which had cost 500, and
which had been worn only a few times me
coat was NOT redeemed, and at The auction
sale fetched only So. The second -hahd
dealer offers 10 sell 10 n0W for 500, ana say
he would be happy 10 secure so proht on
his bargain. The pawnbrOker cleared Siu
on his loan. which was much less thsh H.
would have cleared il the coat had Ooen fe-
deemed by paying The amount adv tnced
win tne legal rate of interest. Pa"n-
brokers are "A little chary Of giving loans on
lress goods. no matter how valuable theN
may be or how small the amount ci the
loan asked,-Now York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

BorloNGE, Jan. G.-Mr Parneh had a
h,lt hours private consultation with Mr
O'Brien Immediately uRUn his or
val. Luncheon was lien taken
after which tine conference was resumed
and lasted an hour and "A hali. lheh
the other member, of Parliam nt were III
,idcd to- join the consultations Which ID,
did and the .roup were in session until
n .s,lv miduieht. Messro. Redmond and
an lmpart d the following Information al
fer fbe meeting adjourned: "Ihe consulta-
lion b-twcea Mr. Paruell and Mr.. OBrien
is Tm proceeding, and will De continued
to-mprrONy."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

PrrrsBURG, PA, Jan. a. ~ special -
be Times from COshoelnn, oa.O, says. The
vest bound Pan Handle passenger train 10
j:aO tonight. aboui one m.ls east ol here.
an into Two hand-cars containing twenty
two wOrkmen. Two men. JOIN tufran ana
Robert Davis, Of fst,ubenylile, we've instant
, killed and terribly mutilsled. Captain
burgess. OF Allesbanv, received iuJsrles
RON which he cannot recover. The other
uen saved their lives by jumping Al
ihlee OF those Killed and lljurd were oil
men with families depending on them,