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"DoN'T feel we'll" and yet you are
not sick enough to consult DOCTOR
we will tell you just what you need. 1t
is Hoods Sarsaparilla. which will lift
you out of that uncertain, uncomfort-
able, dangerous condition, into state
of good health, confidence and cheer
fulness.
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Index to New Advertisements.


Straved CT Stolen-Bay Mare
@. I ~ NJ. Funeral Observation-Disclosures
Council. No. /
Haviland'S China-Ewing Bros.
Stockholders Meetiug-Odd Fellows Hall
Association.
Vanilla BeaUS-R II. List.
Harriet q Jones. Physician.
Administrators Sale OF Household Furniture
Louis r. Stife
EIGHTH PAGE.
Bargain in American SaiincS-Stone y
Thomas
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 3.-For West Vir-
GINA. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. cooler
westerly winds.
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Naptha Launch for Sale.

The Naptha Launch Surprise" will
be sold where she lies, at the west end
of the Suspension bridge, on June 18th,
1891, at 10 d. m, by B. 5. Allison,
trustee.
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10 and IL lee Satines at sc yard to-day
and tomorrow Onlyat
STONE d THOMAS.
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We don't sell CATERS of the Florida swamp
Sarey gu. Ms we So sell Se tbnm " m J
count for their popularity. The interest, o. the
buyer and seller are identical. Thu most thor-
ough protection we can give Or OWN Interest
is to have scrupulous regard to; your. We
can especially recommend our
Mems Calf Hand. wells at .-........ .....> - 60
Ladies' Dongola Hand-welts at .......... 80
Ladies' Dongola Hand Turns ............. 30
ALEX HANDLER Be- CO.,
SHOE SELLERS. lCl9 MAIN SrREEV
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THE following programme will be
rendered at the social given by the
Kings Daughters, at Fourth Street, NJ.
T. Church, June 4th, after which
Strawberries, ice cream etc, will be
served. Admission free.
Selection BY the Crescent Banjo, Mandolin
u,,l IT, lul.
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Hen, advertisements.
GETTING READY FOR REMOVAL!
GEO. z. STIFEL & CO.

FUR NEW STORES are fast nearing completion and
will be ready to receive us soon, but we don't want 10
move our present extensive stock OF Fine Dress rao
RIGS Pattern Suitngs, Robes, Silks, China and india
ured Silk Patterns Crepe de Chine Henrettas we'll as
Ladies' Jackets Blazers Chdren Wraps, Lace Flounc-
ngs &c. saying nothing of the large variety Of Summer
Dress Fabrics in Chalies Mouseines, Bastes, outing
Cloths Nansooks Marseies, Lawns, &c, and House1ur-
nishing Goods Lace Portee, Madras and Silk Curtains
and an unequaled line of Ladies Muslin Underwear hence
we are offering special bargains in every department so as
to effectively reduce this stock within the next thirty days
Everyone will find it interesting to examine our stock
before purchasing.
Respectfully,
Geo. G. Stifel 3 CO.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET,

STRAWBERRY Festival at Second
Presbyterian Church this evening.
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EIGHTH PAGl

To-day stone \ Thomas ofIer 5000 yard,
American salineS at &C yard.
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PREMIER Banjo Club at Second Pre-:
byterian Church this evening.
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SOCIAL and entertainment at Secon
Presbyterian Church this evening.
A FEW PLAIN FACTS.

We have what we believe to be the
best Ladies' HandSewed Dongola Shoe
ever offered in any city for $3.50. We
have them in opera, common sense and
half common sense lasts, widths
from c to +. YOU will find this shoe
the equal of anything shown to-day for
style and fit. The QUALITY WE GUAR
ANTEE. Ask to see our Cincinnati made
Flexible Shoe for $500 a pair. You
will be SURPRISED when you see the
value. j. II. LOCKE Il Co.
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American Sat.nes only sc yard. Price
everywhere 0 and . l2c. to-day at
STONE & THOMAS.
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M. J. McF ADDEN
REDUCED PRICES
-ON-
MEMS
Fine Summer Underwear !

Mems Fine White Gauze Understands, all sizes,
~ l5c., worth CSC.
Mems Fine Grey or White Summer Merino
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, at sc, worth SIC
Mems Fine Balbriggan striped UnderShirts in
all sizes, at pc, worth Soc.
Mems Fine White Jean Perfect Fitting Simmer
Drawers, in all sizes, at 25c., worth S5c.
Mems Fine French Balbriggau Undershirts and
Drawers in nice plain cOlOrS or striped, AL
sizes at Soc worth SOC.
Mems Finest Egyptian Yarn, Silk Finished
Ralbriggan UnderShirtS and Drawers, IL al
sizes, at sos, worth 75c.
Mems Finest Quality White Linen Perfect Fit
ting Summer Drawers, with the patent elastic
ankles in all sizes, at 5Jc worth 75c.
Mems Finest LiSle Thread Understands and
Drawers, in nice colorS and all sizes, at 75c.,
worth 81 %.
1000 styles OF Mems and Boys Fine Summer
Flannel Shirts. in all sizes at 25c., 35c., So
75c and SlOO.
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Our silk and Fine Dress Goods

stock was never so complete aS st present. We
offer some rare bargains in this department.
BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK.
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BoLD DIAMOND ROBBERY.
A Young Man was Hnrd to Suit, but Tooh
the Whole stock Anyhow.

tne hhoAb bLOCk hhJhoHs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July S.-one Of the
boldest diamond robberies ever COM
mitted in this city was perpetrated this
afternoon at E. Wiggers' jewelry store
on Union street. About 2o'clock Mr..
Wiggers and the colored porter were in
the store, the two clerks having gone to
dinner. A young man OF medium size
entered the store and asked to be shown
some silyerware. Mr.. Wiggers pro-
ceededt to show his goods to the Gus
toner. The young man seemed hard to
suit and left without purchasing nysil-
verware. Mr.. Wiggers walked to the front
OF the store and was startled to find one
OF his jewelry trays in which the jewels
ore kept in the showcase lying under
the counter. Upon examination OF the
case it was found that the tray was the
one in which the diamonds were dis
played and that it was empty, the en-
tire lot, valued ut $1,000 being gone.
Detectives were Immediately put on the
oouo
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Pnrncll pI.nnnoInted.

LONDON, July S.-Nfr. Parnell's mar
riago has not helped his cause, as he
and his friends confidently hoped it
would. The action of the Irish Bishops
yesterday in reaffirming their declara-
tion that Mr.. Parnell was unfit to be
leader of the Irish people shows that
no Quarter will be given him by the
clergy. This is considered to be the
final blow to Mr.. Parnell's cause, and
the reception which he met with at
Carlow yesterday shows that the peo-
pie have consented to pay no atten-
ton tohim.
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NEWARK, Nj, July 3,-The sixteenth
annual saengerfest of the Northern
saengerbund was inaugurated this
evening by a reception to visiting So
cieties and torchlight procession. The
city's private and public buildings and
business houses are handsomely deco.
rated. The big Caledonian Park and
two other parks have been secured for
the festival. A mammoth concert hall
has been erected and about $4,000 has
been spent in preparations for the festi-
val. It is expected that 1,40O singers
will participate in the prize contests.
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rhn arent pescrt Lnke.

YuMA, July 8.-The important fact is
now established that there Is a CON
tinuous stream of water flowing on the
surface in the channel of the new river
from the Colorado river at point fifteen
miles below Yuma to the Salton sink
This news was brought here this after
noon by parties who arrived from the
desert, The Indians say that water has
been running from the Colorado into
the new river since February last.
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n1ra. nnnnnn necoyerinE.

LONDON, July S.-Mrs. R. Q. Duncan,
whose husband, R. G. Duncan, OF Wash
ington, D. c., is shortly to be placed on
trial charged with murdcrously assault;
ing her by beating her over the head
with a stone, has almost entirely tecov-
cred from the effects of the injuries she
received. Mrs. Duncan has made a
statement OF the circumstances connec-
fed with the affair, which statement
has been forwarded to the Treasury De-
partment for use in trial.
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Tho Royal Party oheered.

AMSTERDAM July S.-Tho Emperor
and Empress Of Germany started for
Hague this morning. The imperial
travellers were accompanied to the rail-
road station by the Queen and Queen
Regent. An immense crowd of people
gathered at the station long before the
time fixed for the departure Of the Ger.
man Emperor and Empress, who were
warmly cheered when they they ap-
peared and again when the train pulled
out of the depot on Its way to the capi-
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sr. PAUL, MINI, July IA freight
train on the Omaha line came in colli-
sion with work train near Mendoza,
Yesterday afternoon. The freight was
derailed and thirty of the cars destroy
ed by fire. The engine was also wreck
ed, Several Of the train men jumped
into the Mississippi river to escape
death and injury. 1t was reported that
three tramps we're burned to death, but
Il cannot be verified until the wreck is
cleared up. The loss to tho company is
figured at $4,000.
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WAsInNaToN, D. G., July 8,-The Sec
rotary of the Treasury has received a
letter this morning from Grand Master
Workman Powderly, OF the Knights Of
Labor, reviewing. the case Of the dis
charged plate printers in about the
same tone as his statement to the pub
lie and in addition intimating, so it is
said, that the Knights Of Labor will ap-
penl 70 the President.
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ITTUL DISASTER.
, p-siubt Train Crashes into a
: passenger Train at Ravenna.
NINETEEN LIVES ARE OFFERED UP
:. .be Result of the Criminal Neg
ligeuce OF q Flagman.
.RE ADDS TO The HORRORS

~ tho occuslOn...Pcople Burn to
I Death in the Presence of Spectators
wbo wcro Powcrlcss to Aid Them.
Heartrending Scenes and Incidents.
INV the Terrible Accident oc-
,r,rcd...statcments of the Train-
mcD...A Flugnan who was "Taking
Rest" While Death Was Bearing
Down Upon Sleeping Passengers.
Names of tho Victims.
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Fn1pAY,s BASE pALh
League md Association Games Played
Yesterday.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The Athletics
defeated the Baltimores again to-day.
Score:
ctlcs.................. Q ! 2 oo-S
Baltimore. ........,...1 0 l o OO-.2
Errors, / and 8. Hits, Z and 4. Earned
runs, Athletics 2. Pitchers, Weighing
and Cunningham. Umpire, Ferguson.
WARRINGTON, D. c., July S.-Thirteen
innings were played to-day without
breaking the tie and the game had to
be called on account OF the rain. Score:
Washington. .............1 o ooooooo10ooe-2
Cincinnati ................l 0 0 0 0 90 0OOO0-2
Hits, 10 and 6. Pitchers, Casey and
Mains. Earned runs, Washington /.
Umpire, Davis.
CINCINNATI, o., July S.-Latham's fine
playing won ten inning game to-day
from Pittsburgh. Score;
fjasIRRaii. PFYsSa4sb. ...~:.S 9 1 SS5 g 5-$
Errors, 2 and 4. Hits, 8 and o.
Earned, 2 each. Pitchers, Radbourne
and Baldwin. Umpire, Battin.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Luck was against
the spiders to-day, and although they
made three home runs they did it when
bases were empty, while the colts were
more fortunate in their long hits in
clearing the bases ahead of them.
Score:
GRlssE2 GsSslssa :::::::s "a 8 %
Errors, 2 and .S. Hits, Q and s.
Earned, Cleveland 8, Chicago !. Home
runs, Mexican 2, thinner. Pitchers,
Hutchinson and Young. Umpire,
Powers
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

Tho Annual Meeting at Bunaio-New Pres.
ident Elected.
RUErALo, N. Y, July 9-There were
stirring scenes at Music Hall this mern-
ing when tho several corps of the society
OF the Army Of the Potomac held re-
unions and elected officers. After q
complimentary vote in favor of General
Abner Doubleday, Of Medway, N. j.,
General Butterfeld was made the choice
OF the corps for president OF tho Society
OF the Army Of the Potomac.
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RAyrSyA, ONO, July Sat 8 o'clock
nj. morning passenger train No. s, east
hound, was lying quietly ut the station
Il tbis point. Something was wrong
ri,b the coupling of the special car,
md the train crew gathered in little
trot about the end OF the car, while the
rrllar ward man whistled cheerfully as
NJ tapped each smoking wheel to be
rs,e that all was right before the train
n, beyond his control. Meantime
there was one upon whom all the lives
iIp the train depended, Flagman Boyn-
Non. idling lazily toward the rear end OF
NE car, and thence back into the night
,ith aaV and lantern, to ward of dam
M nom that point. He was not long
Tlkipg to the end OF the cur, not longer
han anv one might take when
here was no danger, and surely
mere was no death in the
PEACEFUL, quiet darkness that stretched
iTay to the rear Of the train. No,
Boynton was not long in starting, and
be surely was not long in reaching q
point distant enough from the train he
VI. bound to protect. No matter how
lOnu it took, it was too long; no matter
how lar back he walked, it was not far
enough. There was some dreadful mis-
take, or carelessness, or fate. There
vsa sudden dazzling flash of locomo-
tir light in the bewildered eyes of the
Nar fagman, q cry Of warning when it
Vas TOO late, a whirl Of wheels. an aw-
t1l crush and deep silence, but only for
lnoment. Nineteen precious human
lives we're lost IN a moment, and twelve
were nained and injured. "A terrible
rareld collision had occurred, and the
tignan, throwing away his useless lam
ten, could only help to save.
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NEW YoRK,s RIppER
Amcer Ben All Found Guilty of Murder
in the Second Degree.

New YoRK, July S.-The case Of Ben
Ali, on trial charged with the murder OF
old Carrie Brown, in the East River
Hotel, last April, was summoned by his
counsel and the district attorney this
afternoon. This evening the recorder
charged the jury, which retired at 8 p.
m. to prepare their verdict.
LATER-Ameer Ben Ali, alias
"Frenchy," was found guilty in the sec
ond degree for the murder old Carrie
Brown, alias Shakespeare"
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Special Dtpateh 10 ths IHsesltgeneer.
WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, July S.-Dur'
ing a severe storm which passed over
this locality about 0 p. m. to-day, Clark
Grimes. aged eight years, was instantly
killed by lightning. Deceased was q
SON OF John Grimes, farmer living
near here, and was engaged IN harvest
ing wheat when he met his death.
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GptCIdI UE5VIlllI 70 VIC 4I11tF''FV''sV7'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July S.-The
Fourth viii be celebrated tomorrow by
the organized labor of the city by a
parade and speaking at the Opera House
by Gen. G. Q. Watts, Hon. S. @. Bur
dett and Judge Ferguson. Five hun
dred men, members Of the trads unions
in the city, will be in line in uniform.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July S.-A tele-
gram received here to-day from 1qui-
que, Chile, by Senior Montt, the con-
gressional envoy to the United States,
Saws that the steamer Maipo arrived ut
that place to-day with complete cargo
Of arms for the congressional party.
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1pENrIrY1Na WE pEAp.

Coroner Sherman, with his assistants,
stepped from one to the other searching
for letters, or some means of Identifying
one mass from the other. The coroner
tenderly removed from one form the
clothed sheet to find beneath the un-
mistakable form OF woman, and worst
OF ali, clasped in her arms, as II to
shield its young limbs from the flames
that evidently consumed both, was an
infant child.
The coroner had been so busy all day
gathering means Of Identification that
nothing could be done toward an In
quest, but n searching examination is
now being made of the survivors.
One fact has impressed all here, not
one OF the train men met with injury.
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Not ON tho wrecked Traln.

CNc1SNATl, O., July ga telephone
message from Manager Hanlon, of the
Pittsburgh base ball club, states that
Calvin, Miller and King, of that club,
were not on the wrecked train. They
are still in this city,
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LONDON, July 8.-TRc exports from
Sheffield during the quarter ended June
80, show a decrease Of sS500OO rs COM
pared with the corresponding period Of
last year. The decrease is due to the
Mckinley law.
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CmcAGo, July 3.-An explosion oc-
Cured this morning on the steamer
Standard, loading at Point Breeze. Five
men were injured, but the damage to
the steamer is reported to be slight.
Wm. Morton and David McYey will
doubtless die.
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WHAT DAYLIGHT REVEALED.

At daylight q subdued and fearful
crowd Of several hundred stood at the
station, gazing with tearfnl eyes upon a
sickening sight, while all about them
was smothering, awful odor OF burn.
ing human flesh arising from q mass OF
blackened, hGaped up wreckage. Now
and then ones eyes CHANGED upon little
shreds Of clothing, or scared flesh and
bones, or little piles OF what might have
been human, each and all blackened
and roasted to horrible degree.
Aid for the wounded was soon on
hand. The handsome Etna building
was transformed into u morgue, and rs
the masses of burned flesh were hooked
out they were hastily removed there,
and either stretched at full length or
hudtled.in little heaps.
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CHICAGO, July 2.-Diligont inquiry
fails to confirm rumor circulated last
night to the effect that Gideon Marsh,
the defaulting president Of the Keystone
Bank Of Philadelphia, had arrived in
Chicago.
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Co1uMBrA, GA, July Sire tonight
broke out in the Harvey lumber yards.
$50 900 worth Of lumber was in the yard
and destroyed. Tho fire swept the en-.
tire front block and the loss will
amount to $4,000; insurance $4,000
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LISBON, July 3.-The momentary
crisis continues. Gold has totally van
ished from circulation. sovereigns are
eagerly sought for TO send to London to
meet payments for American wheat.
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BERLIN, July S.-A section Of the
buss men OF this city have struck for
higher wages and fewer hours OF labor.
The movement threatens to become
general.
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WASHINGTON, July s. Secretaries
Rusk and Foster viii spend the Fourth
OF July at Elkins, w Va, % the guests
of Hon. 8, B. Elkins.
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PARIS, June S.-The village OF Nayette,
In the department Of Hautes Alpes, has
been totally DESTROYED by fire.
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THE EARLY REPORT
OF the Awful Disaster-Terrlble "Details.
ucnrtrendinp Scenes,

OF the Awful Disnster-Terrlbie Details.
Hcnrtrendings Scenes.
ALLIANCE, O., July Sat 8 o'clock
this morning a frightful railroad wreck
occurred at Ravenna, on the New York,
Lake Erie & Western railroad. Train
No. 5, fast express bound for New
York, while standing at the depot
waiting for orders, was crushed into
from the rear by freight train.
Aday coach on the rear OF the train
was completely telescopod and nineteen
passengers killed and thirty-eight bad
lyniured. The day coaches and two
sleepes forward took fire and were
burned up.
Manyoi the passengers on the train
were asleep when the awful crash
came, and number were crushed to
death in their berths. A terrible scene
followed. There were cries for help
from all parts Of the train, mingled with
hedyiHg means OF others whose lives
were being crushed out. The steam
wa. escaping from the monster freight
engine, and soon the wreck caught fire
and the flames crowded upon those who
we're fast in the debris. In several in
Stances persons slowly burned to death
while pleading with their last breath
TSr ISr heIp which could not be rendered.
4ne wreck was most complete. The
ars were piled upon and across each
olhGTT almost in a solid mass. Thus the
naIl party Of rescuers worked at a dis
savantase. As rapidly rs the injured
we're rescued they were conveyed to
!ae station where physicians from Ra-
sellna and the other near points, the
ast to arrive, rendered all the assist
. anee possible. The fire was finally ex-
aaSuished' but not until several per-
soNEDoDY's cARELEssxEss.
Nloo'clock a list OF the names had
l'' been secured. Every one has been
GGesy in their efforts to alleviate the sui-
9G'l9gs OF the injured and rescue the
Gaa bodies from the great mass OF
wrecked SS,ed aud partially burned cars.
VINO Is responsible for the wreck is q
question us yet undetermined, The
noon. "9s' WIS 'A'e'
a,N. ,nN.Monld appear that the whole acci-
ss S.a' was due to the cafelessness Of some
Sas IN leaving a switch open. The
,s. sva'y Freight train was running at the
tS,e a lSO miles an hour, and Il struck
Wy N passenger train with full force,
,,;tne tne following 10 q list OF the dead and
DEAD.
ppATlD RElrHAS, Corning, NY.
BUFF, Corning, n. Y.
SgAiFFIN, Brooklyn, N. Y.
~: DrNrHoRP, -
Hs,s!.S " NAME, Brooklyn, NY.
TTESRY GlLDEA.
M t,a9HAs KEEy1EIs, formerly Of Mar.
Burns, Corning, N. Y.
J. !. bESsSsEHl 6bnTSEl, Corning, N. Y.
: S.f5,a5s S5HI.;s H., Coming. NJ
y W. E}SssasSaatSi,o Corning, NY.
A. T,ha4RoEAtAS, Corning, N. Y.
b brTsEt ~, GTSrR4P, Corning, N. Y.
r,tESAN, Corning, n. Y.
IiniGinown IiiiL.wn nurse girl and infnnt child
Sc WI oas Two otthese were taken out a
NsSCk dead. and ell but three bufnel
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RICHMOND, Va, July S.-George II.
Stevens has been promoted from general
superintendent TO general manager Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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ForOhlo, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fair
Saturday; stationary tcmperaturei northwest
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SATURDAY, JULY a. 1881 VOLUME
F59 G FDgn and Protection TO American INDUSTRIES

to a. crisp. Thomas Keeville was taken
out Of the wreck alive. He was terri
bly, crushed and burned and his suffer
ings were awful to behold. In an
agonizing voice he called to a friend:
"Billy, for Gods sake get an ak and
kill me-" He died soon after.
Henry Gildea was badly injured and
died soon after being taken to the
hotel.
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