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THE BaI,NapY TRIAL.

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Tho Murdered Ydman,s Maid sTestihes.
4 DR.. Graves; on tho Stand ~
DENVER; Co1., Dec. 24.-In the Graves.
Barnaby case to-day Miss sallie Hanlcyi.
Mrs. Barnaby's former maid, testified
she became acquainted with DR.. Graves
about three years ago. Had visited at
fthe Graves house and DR.. Gravesh had
been her physician. Or. Graves intro
5duced her to. Mrs. Barnaby and through
her influence Mrs. Barnaby accepted
her as a travelling companion and maid.
She had informed DIR. Graves OF Mrs.
Barnaby's intention sof purchasing q,
house, from the guide, Bennett. THIS
was the cause of a threat made from
Grayessto Mrs. Barnabyof appointing q
guardian forithea latter.
In oss.examinatlon Mrs. Hanley
said he hadsthreatened Mr.. Barnabyi
withtrouble it;the latter did not pay
her $50 which was due her, and that III
tho cquestion Of appointing guardian
should come up itswould be- well to
have her on Mrs. Barnaby's' side.
Dr.a Graves went 2on the witness
stand. He said he had made the ac-
quaintance OF Mrs. Barnaby q little over
three years ago. Shortly after becon-.
ins acqnaintedSwit her she had on.
gagged him as her physician. After the
death Of Mr. Barnaby he had advised,
Mrs. Barnaby to contest her husbands
will, and suggested Lawyer Ballon as
the proper person forthe casa. The law
yer had become Mrs Blrnaby'sag agent. He
said he never advised Mrs. Barnaby to-
make an affidavit that Maud Parnaby
was not her daughter as was testified to
by witness Sam Hickley. He denied
having told 8Lrs. Bdrhnby that her hIs-
band had willed 100000 mistress:
tof his. He also denied having said an =;
thing against the Barnabys, as he knew:
nothing injurious to them. The docto,
said Mrs. Barnaby was very extrava-.
giant and had spent sic 900 in one year..
Asher agent, he objected TO this ana
wished to reign his position, but Mrs.
!Barnaby would not allow him. Heidido
mot knowihow. much Mrs. Barnaby had;
shequsathed him! until the wi!liYas read
after rherdeatb. ,si 4. .;: s
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I .sNVEp.l.Hl HER. DIAMONDS.
a Womau,sI E Experience wiz Two aIas Is

a AWomap's Expertenco = lyitii Two Masked
BurGlnrs. t3 = !, n d /;
TRoY, / N. Y, Dec. 2 "a Two masked
burglars entered the residence Of vii.
lard NJ. searle, perintendent OF shirt
and collar company, on Second avenue,
Lansingburg, last evening. at tho,
point ofareyolverSthe compelled the
servant girlito disclose; thewhereabouts
OF all,Safuables in.the house.
Mrs. Searle saw5the burglars coming
up; ;the!stairs. She ran into her room,
causht up n box containing several
thousand dollars worth OF diamonds,
and, opening a wind dow, jumped 10 feet
to the round,breaking one Of her arms.
She aroused tho tnoighbors, but the
burglars escaped; blythe back door, tax.
ms with them about 81 900 @worthsof
booty. " I; 4 81 80
Thisisth hetenths burglary in Lansing
5hnrg within three weeks. Three young
'Monjt jtlaye been arrested on suspicion.
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j 5CARDIFF ANiD oIcAULIFFE.
Their Coming Fight EAttracting Much In
~ terest--CardifrT Thourht tlIp Rest hInn..

Their Coming Fight Attracting Much In
;lterest-c Cardiff Thought ths Best tInn.
San FRANclsco, Dec, 2 The glove
contest between Patsy Cardiff; the Pc.
oria giant, and Joe a1cAulifle, OF San
Francisco, which has been arranged! BY.
tie California Athletic Club for Decem-,
bere9, has attracted considerable Mt
tentien from the fact that'this is Nc
Anlife's !firstnoteworthy fightsince; his
defeat by slaYin. Cardi iifs and Nc cAu-;
liffse both have been defeated bNiP Peter.
jackson, and though Cardiff was,
stopped blythe latter in ten rounds
while McAulilfs fought Jackson of for.
twenty-four. rounds, tits generally CON;
coded that; Cardiff mndc comparatively
abctterj showing than sTcAulifTe
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FRENCH d i ,1l I. INTERESTS + s

To Be Protected by the Newly Formed
T P4RIs, Dec 81 Charles Roux,
speaking with the! Associated Press cor
respondent concerning the recently.
formed society for the protection OF
French interests abroad, said Our
society is divided into three sections,
the first stsectioni having asaiits special
ethe foreign policy Of 1 France, the
second lookingafter our commercial: in
forests, and stheit third having to do with
financial problems. We are naturally
deeply interested in nll tariff questions,
and are entirely opposed to tho present
tendency. Of Francesi in its retrograde
policy sof protection, which we consider
neither beneficial to the country nor
sound Republican principl les. n
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THOUGHT L i II II Z DYNAMITE. il
ABox THAT Scared a Eamlilyi and sOv,ie

ABox THAT Scared u Eamily " md Several
Jss3, Policemen. Il
NEwf Y oRK,, Dec Q - "a tin box, a foot
square; frightened about q dozen people
in Mrs. Emily 9. NYatson's house yester.
day. It@as lying. on tho rcfrigeratorini
tile hallway, and howjit got there no.
body knew. 49.E si
Mrs. Watson believed that the box
contained dynamite, aud s,a policeman
was summoned He picked up he box:
tgingorly lyIand took y to the police sta.
have you got there z, asked
Sergean allacc.
S.ss Dynamite, 4 believe said tho officer
The serge cant slltgg ested that tho box
sbe placed in the store roo D oorlnan
ferguson objected to this He argued
that Captain Cunner's room was tdii!.
lrectly, oFerthe store room, and iho did
not wanttoibe held responsible forany
Incidents Scrgoant Wallace ce5then.t took
81 good look, at the box, and then care
fully opened one sid .Ehe;e box was
found to contain chocolate. 1t took
hour md ten minutes 10 mako ssthe
opening.
tho sergeant was viewing tho
chocolate that had s6rightencd sso many
people, n woman dressed in black en-
tered the police station. She said that!
.shefwas AIrs. Waldo IIntclins, aidS That;
belonged to- oiiier. sSheiTdtlInetI
from Euro days ago Si,ltS
Sbronsiitsthes box OF chocolate salonSs iors;
her friend, Mrs. lyatson.s Ending no
ono toreceiye herEYhen she called ,atdii
55bssingsinsn hurry, d lie placed the box ont
theSreiriaefnto v l .,.
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.1iucH. d (. sENTnNoEIp 81 NAN.
George 5Dunnnway Cots Two. Lifo Term
!, and Two Terms OF /, Eight and Tel

George Dunnnway Cots Two Life Terms
! and Two Terms OF Eight and Ten
y Years. =. ii si3i }tf
& LER1SoS, TESS., Dec. q Z; The Jury.
jwhich. satin George Dunnaway's trial
returned THE morning a verdict Of
guilty murder in the first degree
mitigating icircumsta They found,
him guilty also Of rape and Of both
charges Of shooting withsintent to kill
jHeWas accordingly sentenced to Stwoi
life terms and two terms OF eight and
ten years in8 the penitentiary. The
murderer heard the verdict sindiffer=
entity 4 Is
While the people here are yerysmuchi
,disgusted with the verdict, there seems
tolbeinoi danger Of aSmob. IT is. under
stood that the case will not-be carried;
to the supreme court. One OF thespris-
.oner's attorneys remarked before the!
trial that he5 did not wish to clear
5Dunnaway, for she would 1thensbe tried
for crimes committed in West Virginia.
where he would certainly; be hanged.
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PARNELLITEssW1N.


IA bIiC
showed Under. ri
DUBLIN, Dec. "a. Contrary to the
general expectation the election in
Waterford City yesterday, to fill the
vacancy in the houseof commons caused
blythe death Of Mr.. Richard Power,
passed off!without any serious disturb
ance ofthe peace. Bothithe McC Carthy-
ties and Parnellites worked hard all
day in the interests OF their respective
candidates, and though thero We're
many wordy arguments over doubtful
voters, iyetas q whole the election was
remarkably quiet.
) The returns of. the election show that
Mr. John E. Redmond (Parnellite) re-,
ceived l,725 votes and Mr. Michael
Davitt Met Carthyite) 4 ,229,4a a majority
of496 votes for tho Parnellite candi-.
date. Y Y. u ~.
LATER Owing to the great excitement
that prevailed in tho room in nwhichthe
votes were counted / the first figures an
:nounced were inaccurate. An official
recount shows that instend ofss1 ,125i
votes Mr.. Redmond received ] ,775, max
ing his majority over Mr.. Dayitt 548 in-S
stead of 406 ut first reported. g gs
a The announcement of the official fig
nrestwas followed by ascene ofthewill-t
est enthusiasm. l,sj jiie3
tbs customary forthe defeated cam.
tdidato to second the vote ofthanks and
Mr. aDavittdidinot failin this duty. He
took occasion to add, however aftersec-7
fonding Mr.. Rec edmond' IS motion, that he
would rather lose an elcctionSthan win
by combined terrorism and rowdyism.
This remark revoked n most uproar-
Sious outbufst3 Of protest from the Par--5,
jnellites and for d time \ iti looked as
though the official canvass would end
ina free fight. Mr.. Redmond's sup.
porters were fairly wild withtindigna-
ton. They yelled and Ihooted at Mr.
3DaYitt, and some of tho more hot.
headed shook their fists in his. .iace,and;
Threatened him with all sorts Of dire
punishmen S. a e
The iuproar continued for several min
sutes and q general riot was imminent,
when the police intervened and by
threats Of and q free use OF physical
force succeeded in restoring something.
like order.
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plumbers supplies, was completely de-
islroyeds by fire. sto-nightwitlr all stock
and fixtures. Tho losB on the building
Iisestimated at Sl00, ,000and donmachinery
and stock S125, 900; endurance $3.50, 900.
: HONORABLE ACQUITTED.
Tho Young aran Charged With Trni
II s!Wrecking-AlIeged Methods of Dutcc

Tho Young aIan Charged With Train
.wreekins-Alles Methods of Detee:
y tlvcs. II n q. 4 ] q
New LISBON, o. ,Dec.24 William Can
field, the young man trial here charg-
ed with wrcckins the limited express at
East Palestine, O., in which seyeralper-;
sons We're killed, some months ago, was
acquitted this aiterno oon. Garfield was
arrested at the instance Of private de-
stectives, who claimed he confessed the
crime. The young man was placed on
the stand yesterday: and admitted that
he made such a confession, but claimed
that the detectives, alter filling him
with liquor, forced him to- saw that he
.turned,tho switclliunder threats siofikills
him. The sentiment Wasiwith the hoy
all through the trial, and I tleiaYerdict
gives general satisfaction 81 : X i!3 8
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NIIi;liliedII.IIs,casLi.o.,ji I;l

GHIcAeo, Dec. "A rank 2 olednea, a {
saloon; keepcrgoi this eity,sto-nights de-
sliberatelySshot nnd: killed "a customer;
named Dominiok Gibbons. who he al;
legged hadtinsultet Mrs Po ednea. He
then disappeared and The police have
not yet found him. y
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/ Tho sick i !: sta,tcses,lm:ilo.,lrl:. .,ll:.

WAsHlNGToNy Dec. q Representa-
tive Wright Of Pennsyl ylyanias who is
confined to his reside by ian attack;
OF 1.-THE grip is reported to be slightly.
better to-day. Congressman 9NIills'sj
health continues to improve, Speaker
Orisp Is better to-day. "a 9 !. Z. "a.
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5cr,n,;z,,y.I ,Iun in Ci,nl,r,cl,.

DupuQUE, Iowa, Dec q Yilliam
Mackey, an escaped lunaticdrom Jones
county, created great consternati ion this
morning at Cascade Gin a church, where
he gave way to a frightfnl lot Of pro-
fanity, which drove out the worshippers.
sHewas arrested alter a;fiorco struggle,
he laid out ten men. 5ls';s 7ii,
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,HTrIsE;DIiE d OF IIVING.n 1 1 i. /. g.

: Tho Poct Walt Whitman Rapidly Sinking.
Can 1.-Two but a fcw Hours.
nILADELpiiIA, ], Dec, "a Late tonight!
Walt5yY Yltittnan took a decided change.
flogthe worse. shortly yafters 10 O'clock.
heSas seized with u chill which lasted.
nearly IN hour aud left him in o much;
moro enieebled condition. The doctor
says shis patient'a body is COW
cred with porspiration that prcsages,
sdeath3ands thatsho has, ,only lya few hours.
! TO live. 10 has refused to take medi-.ff
cine and the onl substance that,hass
passed hisSiips to-day Isl water OF which
SheE has ftaken tWo3s glasses. Tho iageds
poet issaid to DO eimpatie lent iord death ito
Come. He has said frequently during.
the last fow days am tired Of flliying.nf
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5Bea,it5e,nI, jaa:itiiIsobb al

HuSTISaDoS |, T "a, "a Zee q stjnighty
William nrennan, an oldFecl living
Just outside Of town, was beaten to in
Isensibilityiby unknown mon and they
then obbed him of s.; ;O00. !. Drennan
will llprobsbl die,s Tho police are on
stheltrack of5his assailants. ii3S
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SECRETARY ELklN;S
sworn in ut tho War, Do Department
and Goes Home
40 SPEND CHRISTMAS TIMES.
With His Family nt Ellsins, w. Va.
Hc Will Rent a Iousein Washing
ton...otbcr West yirgintans Who
Will Reside in tho City This Winter.
Mr.. Pcndleton Busy Writing Lcttsrs.I
Other Capital Ncws.

Spnsal Dttpctea 70 az Insliti5eacsr. y
WASHINGTON, D. O, Dec. L-It is now
s. B. Elkins, secretary Of war. Mr.
Elkins arrived in tho city last night
and this morning made q short call on
President Harrison, after which ho
walked over to tile war department
where tho oath Of Office was admins
tered to him by Chief Clerk Twcedalc.
Later he mado another call at tho
executive mansion and as secretary OF
war paid his respects to President and
Mrs. Harrison, andto say good Bye, as
he was preparing TO leave the city on
tho $3.50 Baltimore q Ohio train to
spend Christmas with his family, who
arc at Elkins, West Virginia. It is
understood that Mr. Elkins will not
enter actively on the discharge OF his
new duties until after New Years day,
: although he will probably return 10
Washington before then, returning
probably within aSfew days, and Mrs.
Elkins will be with him. The latter
will receive with Mrs Harrison on New.
Years day.
TIiEsTAMILT. 4.
Secretary Ellina hasnot decided upon
ahouse here yet, and twill take pretty.
good sized one to meet his family de-
mands. He has q grown daughter, Miss
Elkins, tho child OF his first wife, and
there reiiYeyoung childrenin his house
hold; besides these u married daughter,
spends much Of her time at home. Mrs.
Elkinsa sister, Mrs. II. d. G. Brown, has
taken a house on n street, and is now
comfortably settled there. Miss Grace
Davis, her younger sister, with her
parents, ex-senator and Mrs. Davis, are
at the Rennert, in Baltimore, where
they expect tospend the winter, coming
over here for the great occasions,
THEIR CHRISTMAS EVE.
In the halrofthe house to-day, which
was almost bare, there Wero but two
men who seemed 70 be obliyious Of the
TACT TINT o vacation had begun. Mr..
Dewitt Warner, Of New Y York, land AR.
Pendleton, Of West Virginia, alone were
bending over their desks writing letters.
with uninterrupted exertion in the
quiet OF their surroundings. Mr.. Pen
dleton, during his brief career in the
Fifty-tirst Gong gress,g gottare reputation as
nervous, hard worlier, who devoted
all his time otrest from other work; to
writing letters Mr.. Yarner starts out
with the promise of q reputation sur.
passing that Of the West Yirginian.'
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BRUssEIs, p Dcc. "A The commercial
treaty between Belgium and Germany
has reeeiyed tho approval of two! Sec
:tions ofthe chamber Of Representatives;
while tvs other sections opp ose tho
treaty. tits expected that themajoritys
will finally reject the treaty. q
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PHlIADElrHlA, Dec. "a The grand
Jury oSdayi ignored the bill sof 5indict-
iment charging Robert endenning and
George IA. Hulme, trading ns Glenden-
- Co, bankers and sbroks with aid
ing and abetting eN-C City Treasurer
John Dardsley lin the emb bezzlement Of
0.iromth city Of philadelphia.
Tho indictment charged d that the
money was placed in the hands; ois
.Glendenning = Shy Bardsley5 TO in
vest in stock Z n i.33ssSss ~
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! gcoIiI.ioa ii Ehrlanp5ai,.s !

oSpoN, Doc, "a Two passenger
strsins came into collision at Barnaby.
function, near Lowestof to-day, and
We're Sbadly damaged. Ono oithe engine
drivers, guard 5spndS one passenger
were killed dand.f ourteen other passen-
gerss te mi jnred. IS
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.l1mmigratioln, hi NoYem,,bo,,r. y,

WASHINGTON, D. O, Dec. "a The
bureau Of statistics reports that ss,6l5
immigrants arrived in the United
States during the month Of Novem Der.
lS9l, as compared with 0,643 during
N0ycmberof' last year. n q 81 3 I,
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piplon,,a,Ittes 4 4 shoot Z PART

PARIS Dec. httelaw Reid,
United States minister ID this count try!
viii labn Presid ent caFnot's guest ntSaj
shooting partyswhielis is TO be given toS
-thc|mcmhers 81 the foreign diplomatic
CORDS ut Ra;nbouillet. a \; Az AZ
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Nc photographers, Strike &

U SAN Fglacisco, I Dec: 9 Chief Ram
ssey, Of tho Brot therhoo Of Railroad.
.Telegraph Operators 5of tho 4 United.
States, arrived here ITO day. On Satur-i
;dayinext d conference will be held by
Ramsey, and the grievanc nce committees.
from; ;thewesternS divisions Of trainmen,i
operators, conductors, engineers and
railway nlachinists; on the Southern,
Pacific and other road ssEi Il sbeiasked to
Withdraw OBJ blectionsSto railways becom.
ling members OF tloscEo orders. u
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iBELIEFoSTE, Pa Dec. "A Prof: Jame5
lY,ss1l Kee, vice !preside lent Of the Pcnn:
isylyania State ICollcse and professor Of,
ancient language, died at his home on.
the college groundt this morning OF
pneumonia
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ssERyassa3 Cry, 3yEp., Dec. a4.-The
Nehrasba DIST tillefg was destroyed by
fire. this:aite tegnoo nj .ossS y % 00t ;sfullyl
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Srho ri Day 4, s;,ot.

SpoS, Dec 2 FL tbs oiliciallygan.s
Ipoincea thatthe mafriage Of sP PrihcolA l.
bert Nittor, Duke OF Clarence, l,eirsof
the Prince of Wales, u Princess yEitto-5
lriasAIarysoflT Tenk, will take place on;thei
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Acquitted OF Train syrecking.
NEW CASTLE, Dec, q airy
Wright. the boy charged Withstraifl
wreck kirits,S was acqnitt this evening
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5coaldaIt ) ssaadI Gaod NSWs. M

s3B MI. G CARiIEI, L A., Dec. "a sdwardf
is,sshofor years has lbeenSapplying;
fora; pension rseryiceIr Observation-Disclosures
Mexican war, z ecciyed |iinfornati ion to-
day that he would ret his money. Over
come bythe noEs he fell dead.
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Isl, 81, 5 " stern.., Il mo agest. {.

81. PAuL, MINI, y Dec. 2 ". Christ
mas Y y ssno@s storm set in here tonight
Vt Brittop. s 10 i'll is showing hard
with the:Wind northwest and. tho mer.,
Ss1ry20 (; above. ! Y Everything indicatesa
blizzard comm
Reports from different parts OF tho
northwest ndicate that the storm is.
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PIILA AnELptiIA S., Dec. 3 q Iariet.aS
Heller, trading as adel bh u eller, dry
goods and milllnerSs agsiast whom
executions were issued yesterday asgre-!
eating S65, 0llQ, ma mn sussisninens \ to-s
EdaY;fort he Benefit oil her ere itofs:
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3 niasloF,sS,l q, m plttsbarf:.

RlTTsRDil p A. Dec 2al IN a drunk:
iens9uarr6l tonight NYilliam Scott was was
fatal stabbed by William Monroe,
S.ias Justin. Bot men iwerc colored, D
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a Serious wreck.

ATL4SrA, GA, Dec. Nestibule
train No: II, on the East Tennessee rail.
road going south, ran of the? k!in;a d
scutinearsS yilliam's Station thismorn-
ing, and the passengers had a aSnarrow-
escape from death. As s5itiwas seven
teen were injured, but none badly.S The
accident twas caused BY the rails spread:
ing. a train 5of four coaches was de.
rallied pretty badly. smashed up. Z. 81
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.TI.e. lGfip6 ID, NeM,,,. Yair:iIs. i:I

ER Soas' Dec. { :, "a grip, ,is $be,
coming epile There Sssere twelve tl,;t
deaths recorded to-day anakingsa total
idfsthirty:six since Deeembe Ter Is. Four
Sohthe city officials sSar6 laid sup$withit..
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..GREAISLONDONFOG.
Business Almost Entirely Suspend.
\ cd In the British Metropolis, ,Is
TUE DENSEsT FOG FOR YEARS

Comes just In Time to Spoil tho
Christmas Trade and Holiday Prem.
nrations...D lang gerous 70 10 on tho
strccts.-.srany Lives Lost...P People.
Cannot 500 Before Them and Walk
Into the Canals and Isiyers-.I mo
on tho Streets and Railroads Inn.
possible.
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- tlall 3tassA 0s55g 81 x 81
Ono Passenger Train Teloscopcd by An
other-seyen KILLED. nnd Many Inj juretl..
Names Of tho Victims. 81
yoNKEns, n. y, Dec. 2 2 ysho oclipg,
accident occurred tonight atS Hastings,
on the iii udsons River roalS between; the
st Louis express and the Niagara Balls3
special trains: (; 4
/ The slocomo olive Of one! Of the express
trains crashed into tha rear sleeper I I al al
the other train, ,and several cars; mostly
,sleepers, were elescope !. Several:
persons Il arc rep ported gto have been,
killed and many injured. y 4
The locomotive when it crashed into
tho rear:sleeper ofthei leading train ex-,
'plodcd its boiler. The escaping steam
did deadlyiwork on the poor victims
who were in the wreck n lt5 81
The rear Wagner car Of tho Niagara.
express was telescoped. all the injured
were in that car. Seven persons in all
were killed as follows. 3;5lSs ( U.
y AN. KNIGHT, conduct on the Wag-
lner car. * e Il 3.5 2 !.
IA, NJ. Baldwin, Of New|SY Y ork. N!
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B Fatally injured 8 Dr. i. i. Best. Of
New Y and FL. R. Baldwin, Miss
Lillian Baldwin is seriously injured.
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