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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
agws 0E rHg DAY.

COL. Frederick Con king. aged abou5 eev
ents-fiqe years, brother OF she late Roscoe
Coz cling, died at his residence In New York
city Yesterday of cancer OF the stomsob.
Lieasensnt Governor JONES' OF New York,
saws he vas promised the democratic nom-
lpaiiou for Governor His threat to bolt
the ticket does Lot alarm tbs democrats.
Emperor William has offered thu Euro
China TO enforce the demands mSde for The
protection Of foreigners 10 that country.
John T. Ellis, who went up in balloon at
e PssC, Teza5, to measure the humidity oil
lie atmosphere, and whose long absence
created slgrU. hes arrived safely ct FL Pseo.
Edward s. ClGybugn, California wins
grower, who has been travelling In the grape
growing districts of Europe says the vine
wards are being destroyed, and the United
States will have to furnish Europe With vine
in few years.
Mr.. Gladstone has agreed to become prime
minister In case the liberal party wins In
Great Britain. After he has his home rule
Gill for Ireland passed be will retire and al
low Sir William Vernon HarcOurt to be-
come premier.
Ths new Jewish temple Beth-E', at Fifth
avenue and Ssveniy-sixth street.NeW York,
was dedicated yesterday with imposing cere-
monies, Ia the presence OF q large coDgre-
eation. The strueture will seat 200 Deo
pie, ard vas erected at g cost OF 5000 600.
A severe reinstorm broks over Ottawa,
yesterday, doing great damage TO trees and
ehruhb9rg throughout the city The glass
root OF the House OF Oammous wes broken
By falling cornices The members DISKS on
the ministerial side were deluged and many
valuable papers destroyed.
Joseph Sohide, o tioWare manufacturer, OF
Brooklyn and Portland, o., was arrested 10
NewYork OF the charge OF obtaining S75,0OO
;or goods from Charles B. R0u5s, by dupiica-
iipe his bill and making fraudulent charges.
Schc!de denies che charge and thrastene to
aue foT libel. he Was released or bail
TIE Russian minister of var has recently
declined to entertain propositions froul
American, German, Austrian and Belgian
manufacturers OF War ma!eriai TO equip The
Russian army with the new style rifles.
Each deo'lnstiou wss accompanied by the
statement that the srms to be used by the
troops must be manufactured either In
Russia or 10 France.
Julian Psuncsfots, the British minister.
has called the attention OF the Department
OF State to an alleged violation oiihe modns
viveDdi respecting the maximum number of
seals TO oe taken la Behrine sea. This ofi-
ciais of the Department Of State decline pos
tigeiy..to make any statement respecting
the alleged breach Of the agreement, or even
to admit that auy protest hsd been filed.
The Twin NaiioDsl Bank OF New Rrigb.
ton, MINI, bae raised the question OF the
constiiutIonalitY of the tex Of one-hslf OF
one par cent. imposed ssmi-aunuslly on ma
ionai banks, on the ground That this provl
sion Ia the banking act originated 10 the
Senate, while Gil bills for raising revenue
Gust originate 10 the House II the point
/. we'll taken, il would cost the government
millions TO pay the back c.sims for the paet
five or six years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

FOB TER DEFENDANTS. "A case In which
much interest has been taken, snd which
has been looked TO So settling q doubtful
question Of av. bss just been decided in the
County Court of Loudoun. The question
was ss to whether the late temperance and
prohibition meetiDg held at Puroelvile WIS,
10 the eyes OF the Law, religious assembly,
az claimsd by thu promoters. The commit
tee having 1t in charge sold out the privl
lege to sell confectionery, eatables, go, to
certain parties, to the exclusion Of sll others.
But two other persons having taken out q
license as required by law, Pet up shop for
the sale OF wstsrmelous. &c., within 500
yards of the grounds rented by the associs-
ton. The committee caused their arrest.
They were taken before magistrate and
fned under section 3.S07 Of the code of Vir-
giDis, the protection OF which the prohibi.
tionists caimed. This action tornlds the
sale of anythlng within three miles OF any
camp meeting or other place OF religious
worship during the time of holding any
meeting for religious worship. An appeal
wac taken, and The jury returned verdict
for the defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
[Rer orted for the Alexandra. eazotto.l
The Central Republican Club

Ine CeGITdl hepuUucdu CAuD
The Central Republican Clnb met ct Pc-
tomac Hall, Thursday night, with Rev
VIM. Miller, the president, in the chair.
Monroe Campbell was chosen secretary pro
TEN. Masnus l.. Robinson from the CON-
mittee On bylaws made report. The con-
stitution end bylaws were read and ADOPT
ed by unanimous vote.
The executive committee. consisting OF
one from each ward and one at large, uader
the new constitution was then elected as
follows: Msepus L. Robinson, chairman,
Frank Chase, lat ward; Albert Lucas, 2nd
yard W. n. Jackson, 3rd ward: Toliver
Holmes, 4sh ward Remarks we're msds by
Albert LUCAS. s. W. Holiday, Levi
Potter. Jacob Banks, Robinson and the
president. The roll was oppned and many
responded.
Upon motion OF Msgnus L. Robinson q
grand mss meeting was agreed to be held
at Potomac Hall next Monday night, the
21st. at ghich committee would arrange
for the speakers. Upon unanimous vote
Rev. Wu1. Miller was requested to deliver a
special address before The mass meeting
next Mopcay night. MsRuus R1bioson
ssid he predicfed that the Central Repubii
can Club you'd become the strongest poti-
Cal club ever OF gained In this section Ut the
State. It proposed 10 act intelligently and
deceptly 10 all things. 1t didn't propose to
hold meetings o bIaekeuard Or denounce
public men, white or cocred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
A,IST OF LETTERS.

Tho following is list of tho letters remaining in
tho Alexandria, Va, postotfice September 10.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to tho dead letter Office
Banks, Mrs A Johnson, Fanny
Bailey, Mrs Bsrbrng Kelly, Mrs Alice
Brickner, Mr. & Mrs John Keys. w
Brooks, MIG King d L
Carver, John Fl Lowe. E M
Dorson, Mrs Partheny Robins n, Miss Mary
Hsx, John 7 Smith, James
Hunter, G W
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Reported Killed.

BooAs DEL ToRo. Colombia, Sept. 49,
Passengers by the American schooner Will
ford. from Baltimore via Bern Island and the
Hondurian and Mosquito coasts. announce
that the settlements along the Honduras
coast at which the vessel touched are rife
With wild rumors ofthe recent liberal coup
detat at Teguoigapa, and President Bogrsn
Ia said to have been assassinated In his prl.
vate Office by prominent member OF the
Barillas party who was granted an audience
By the President upon the pretext that be
had petition to present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
VIRGINIA. EEHa.

The Richmond and Dsnvlle Railroad
Company has paid out ct North DanVille
within the present week about $4,000
Mr.. Z. N. Brooke has returned TO War
renton from Europe, where he has been tc
fiji orders from the Corcoran gallery at
Washington.
st meeting OF the Lessburg Town Coun
Gil Friday, Mr, B. F. Head was re-elecLed
sergeant fer the ensuing year and Mr.. J. B
McCabe reelected treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ] Cessatt. Miss Anne
Oassstt, Mise Newbold ard Dir. R1hers a
Marshall. all OF Philadelphia, are travelling
to Virginia In 6 Saliy-ho ooao5, snd are 81
tended by cosohmen and servants. Theii
o. ctLve point ls LonGoUn.
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after Mir. Linscomb

Mr. Andrew A. L'psocnb. of Washington,
who addressed SEe meeting at Hampton
Thursday night and bitterly denounced the
Hams jury. was followed TO Old Point by
Booker Jones, cue OF the jurors, With two OF
big brothers snd few ltlends. Sheriff Cur
It's, who mad got wind of it, followed them
Closely and arrived just in tims to prevent
bloodshed As M. Lipscomb sud his wife
entered the lobby of the Hygeia Hotel Jones
faioweG him End reached for his revolver.
Llpsoomh also drew his pistol, but before a
anot couid be fred the sheriff came up and
carried Jones away Mrs Lipsoomb bad IN
the mean me called for and obtained gun,
saying tne was a letter shot thsn ne. Her
action was loud y sppiandsd, and she forced
he crowd of jurors to retire to the street.
More trouble is expected. Manager Pike
sounded general slsrm for the wscbmen
apd sent q message to Gel. Frank for 8
guard but when they arrived the parties
had left. Mr. Lpscomb and his wife left
for New York to-Dight, 1t is said that i'm
mediately ST er the adjournment OF the
Haips- Rance2en indignation meeting there
Thorslsy niah5 another meeting was heid
I wss called by the jury who had been so
severely denounced. They declared that
Prosecuting A;torney Lipscomb was the
instisetoE of the meeting end should be pun
ished go they started ct once for Old Point
70 give him sound thrsehing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

Lieutenant Hero Taylor has been oe-
tached from duty Cd the Coast Survey sno
authorized to enter the naval hospi'si D.
Washington fer treatment; Passed Assist
ent Surgeon 0. D Norton, detached rom
epecial duty 81 the Naval Academy aua or
dsred to tbs Perel; Passed Assistant sur
psou E 81. Marsteiler detached rom 1he
Petrej and granted leave Of absence for one
mouth. .o
In anticipation Of 6 possible visit from
President Harrison 10 Boston during the
stav OF Mrs. Harrison at Auournoaie' tne
Poston ohamber OF commerce rendered d
dtonar 10 MIN, but Uote received ifoGi
Privste Secretary Helford yesterday sretes
fbet the President does not expect 70 Visls
that citv at any tine in the near future,
and therefore he wac unable to accep. the
Invitation. .;.o,
Colleocor &C New York, Was at the White
Housa this morning apd had an interview
with he President for half an hour AMONG
the other callers wereiSenstors Mitchell and
squire, ex-Representstive Paysou and
Judge TourRee
Messrs Currie and Ketcham, attorneys
representing importers Of hat trimmings, had
conference with Assistant Secretary
spandlug and Solicitor Hepburn, OF the
Treasury Department, to day relative TO
the refund of excessive duties collected Oh
rat trimmtrgs No conclusion was reached
and the conference wilt be continued
Monday. -, -.
Tna following changes in the Ash GLASS
postofices Of Virginia were made to-day
St. Clsirs Bottom. Smyth county, J. E ipis
ton sopointed postmaster vice g. 8. Nett,
removed Sexes. Acoomac county, w. Y.
Lewis, vice J. w. brewer, resigned.
&c AinsWorth, VIM. Binning Gnd An
dreR Young ell residents Of Los Angeles,
Cal, have been sppcinted appraisers bg the
United States District Court OF Califotnis o
apprase the Itata In order to determine TIE
amount that will DE required as deposit
for bali for the vessels release. The vessel
In the meanwhile can be used for some puF
pose Ipstead of being compelled 30 stay st
her wharf idle.
The President has appointed Wm. W.
Morrow, OF California. to be U. S District
Judge for the porthern district OF California,
vice Hoffman, deceased and Mack a
Montgomery, Of Mississippi. to be U. s. Die.
tsict Attorney for the northern district OF
Mis9Ies pol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
aRnn WASHINGTON.
AL CORRESPONDENCE Of the Alexandria Gazette

fSueCS1 GJ.TSs1OfidesicS o. Me dtetonnIt6 00Ictte
WASHING TON. D. O.. Sept. 10. 1891.
The begging crculsrs recently sent to the
Ohio men in the departments on behalf Of
Major McKipley's fight for the Governor
ship al causing 3 good deal OF grumbling
1t is significant tribute to the benefits Of
the civil service law that only two per cent
OF their salaries are asked of the people sp'
pointed under the lew. while five per cent
Is modestly suggested as the proper figure
for those whe sre not protected by the law.
The latter owe their places to political ia
voriteism and are expectedsto pay Tor them,
while the former will probably suffer moth
ing worse than threats II they do not pay at
all. 1t Is charged by the grumelers that q
great deal more effort Is being put forth this
year when 8 senatorship is at stake than
was put forth two years ago when Foraker
was running against Campbell.
A letter written By Commissioner Rsum
to an Ouio Congressman foreshadows some
of the facts and figures with which his next
annual report will deal. he says that he has
BET his suborCinstes at work on the task OF
issuing $50 600 certificates during the pres
ent fiscal year. The certificates thus spoken
OF are the official documents placing pen
sorers on the roll. He also points ont that
lest year he worked his office up to about 250,
600 certificates, bnt he will not be satisfied
without gaining smother 100 600 during the
current twelve months over The highest pre-
yious record, which IL his own.
/ il statei hage ast stree the recent sale
of 1000 shares of the Leland md Sesboal d
Coss Jag Company : oek 20 the new Nor
folk aud Washington Steamboat CompsUy,
the wharf properly OF the former company
at the foot of D sId 6 h street has been
transferred to the latter company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
a Conflict Feared

OARRoLToN, Mo. s 1t. 10 While Nav
Beetberg, Is years old, was returning home
from school Thursday, she WAS aces ed BY
Joe Oliver. q negro, who assaulted her
and In the struggle he stabbed her in the
shoulder. Oliver was arrested yesterday
and landed safely in Jail. At midnight
mob OF whites assembled about the jail to
lynch him, while an opposing moo of nesros,
gathered to protect the prisoner. Both
sides are we'll armed. AID bIoodshed Ia
feared,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
a Triple Murder.

SAGINAW mioh Sep. ~ Three Indians
John, Dan and Bill squanos, we're In So
loon at Bayport, yesterday, when they got
into quarrel with man nam d Atberton
a mau named Bradshaw was also mixed up
In the affair. The latter struck John squs-
nos op the head crushing his skull. The
other Indians, In company with Anterior,
started fox their cabins, mile distant. This
morning their dead bodies we're found In
their homes. Athsrton has bsen arrested
and was bailed, but Bradshaw Is still at
large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

RoTTEN Fess For PsIEsr-The women who
formerly attended Father Yodyszus' church in
Williamsburg N. Y, arc going to make an St
tempt to force the notorious priest out OF Crook
lyn All the rotten eggs that can be found in that
section will be purchased to-day and if the priest
tries TO celebrate mass tomorrow morning he will
be pelted with them. The action of the women
WAS provoked by insut offered Mrs George Mil
ler, wife of former trustee of the church. Mrs
Miller is the womsn who organized the Rotten
Egg society yesterday. The mem oers intend to
throw overrjpo eggs at the priest for two weeks
and then appi. tar aud festhers If he persists in
rorna'ning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

PRESIDENT POLK of the Farmers Ali
sncs sAys the Alliance is in favor of PEN
siooing he soldiers OF the Union army. The
Confederate Home in Georgia has been
closed because the Alliance majority in the
legislature OF that State refused 10 acceptiis
control and provide Tor it's support. There
are some good and true men in the Alliance
but it is an indisputable fact that msoy o
those it has advanced to prominent posi-
tions have reflected little credit upon thai
organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

TITS to be hoped that tbs failure OF the
recsnt State democratic convention OF New
YORK to denounoe the infamous Force Dill
was an oversight and was not Intentional
But 1t was conspicuous and is to be regret
ted. 1t tends to sustain the idea entertain
ed by some southern people that upon mat
te-s relating to the South many northern
democrats are at least tinctured with the
;,reiudices OF their republican neighbors. Il
also increases the number of those southern
democrats who favor the selection of the
nominee of the next national democratic
convection from come other State than Ne~
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

& DISPATCH from Kansas says the preSl'
dent OF the Farmers Alliance, MIR. POLE OF
North Carolina. came to that State and ii
now there talking third party to the people
and assuring them that the South will Dc
solid for the third party next year, and that
democracy in this section is doomed. Those
southern members of the Alliance VINO nave
sense enough to know what is best for their
own interest, and to appreciate the danger
of division of the white vote 10 the South,
10 face of the republican threat to pass The
Force bill, will do all they can to deprive
Mr.. Polk's assertion of the quality of Ger
kainty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

MR. FAssETT, the republican nominee fof
Governor OF Nav York, In speech to re
publican meeting 10 New York city night
bsiore last, said "Le5 us have less criticism
of republican practical politicians, and more
of such men. The frat duty OF every Ameri
can citizen is TO become q practical poll
tlcisa'' 1t Is because Mr.. Cleveland enter
tanned entirely d tfsrent views from this, Of.
ter ne became Pendent, that he was not
reelected and enabled TO kill both the Me-
K nley and the dependent pansious bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
ALExANDR Ia. " a
SATURDAY avENIHd, SEPTEMBER 10.

UNDER A Law of Congress no squs'ssi'
airs allowed upon the government ress'VA-
finn at Arlington 10 this county. President
Harrison, while the raiu was pouring uo"p
uoou him, swore upon the Bible, In wolch
hs nrofssses 10 believe, that be Wcuio ak
ecute that lew. But, all the same, ne per
mits two or three hundred thriftisss sno
lazy negro squatters to remain upon 'ne
reservation referred to. Their presence rs
highly Objectionable to their neighboEs ara
IS 6 great drawback to the county. Tna1 IL
would be allowed on any reservation II
the North is not even supposeble. But Al
exssdria county is In Virginia, anc the
President thanks God he was not porn
in this State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
Cartarrh in New England.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to every
one using 1t for catarrhal troubes.-G. Z. Melor
Druggist, Worcester, Mess.
believe Eiy's Cream Balm is the best article,
for catarrh ever offered the rublic.-Bush & Co..
Druggists, Worcester, Mass
An article of real merit.-C. P. Alden Druggist,
Springfield, Mass
Those who use it speak highly OF t.-George A..
Hill, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory results.-W.
P. Draper, Druggist, Springfield, Mass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

Ex PRESIDENT WHITE OF Cornell Uoi-
versity, republican mugwnmp, Is warm
advocate OF the civil service la|; but all the
same he endorses the nomination OF MI.
Fassett for Governor OF New York, though
that avowed lover OF practical politics was
appointed collector OF the port OF New York
TO all vacancy oooasicned by tbs removed
of republican who refused to make thet
office psrt OF the republican machine. Oi
all humbugs, the mugwump is tbs greatest
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@S(Sg5S e
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, Sept 19-The Chronicles Der.
lin correspondent says that chancellor Won
Csprvi and the Papsl nuncio at Munich
have arrived at an agreement whereby the
Csntrlsts will support the government In
return for concessions Cd the education
question and the re-admlssion of Catholic
orders.
The Times Berlin correspondent says
The Czsr's decoration of Count Sohouvaloff
shs Russian ambassador at Bsrliu, Is regard
ed as remarkable, Count Schouvaloff being o
warm champion OF friendship between Ger
Macy and Russia.
VIENNA, Sept 19.-The Tags 6latt says
that Archduke john, alias Johann Ortiz, was
engaged en- board oongressionalist man-of-
war 10 the Chill fight and that he Is now
safe In Chilli.
BERLIN, Sep. ia dispatch to the
Tageblatt from Bsgamoys, Zanzibar, sage
that the Wadigo tribe. In the northern ter
ritory, have rebeled and that the settle
ments of Lewa and Magala are In danger.
The dispatch adds that the Arabs ere rest
LEGS aud that the general situation IL very
bad. The Catholic missions In the interior
ere also In danger. Prompt and effective
measures will be required to avert serious
disaster.
PARIS. Sept. 10 Twenty of the persons
arrested for disol Derby conduct last night up
on the occasion OF the second performance
of "Lohengrlh" at the Grand Opera House,
were, after thsir preliminary examination,
ned for trial.
Madrid, Sep. 19.-Dlspatohes from Con-
sutgrs this morning. contain further die
tressine particulars regarding that flood
destroyed town. The workmen who have
been engaged to remove from the mud bur-
lad streets aud other places the dead and
the drowned cattle, have left In body and
positively refuse to resume work. They
CLAIM that the stencil arising from the bodies
is 80 severe that no human being can handle
them. Large quantities Of disinfectants ere
being sent for and 1t is expected that the
work OF clearing the streets will be resumed
during the afternoon. The country around
the flooded dlstricts is swarming with ma
LADDERS who seem able to do exactly what
they please with the utmost impunity.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-Alexsnder Jacques,
tho French faster az the Westminster Aqua
rum to-day completed 50.iays fast.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 19.-An explosion took
place this morning a. the Farchies la Man.
che collery, near Oharleroi. Province OF
Hainaut. Eighteen bodies have already
been recovered from the pit and many work
msu are missing. Later reports from the
scene place the number OF dead at 20. There
are also eleven workmen severely Injured.
An explosion OF gas in the ST. Michael
Brewery, Rue de la Senne, this city, shortly
before noon completely destroyed four
houses and Injured several wcrkmen en-
ployed In the brewery. 1t Is also feared
that several persons have met death 10 tho
ruins o. tho four houss5. A wealthy moi
chant of the place who was passing thu
brewery at the time the explosion occurred
was instantly killed, q mass OF wreokage
crushing him to the sidewalk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
Fire and Loss of Life

CHICAGO. Sep. 49, Fire sery this morn.
ing In three-story brick building on Sedc-
wick street. the upper stories Of which were
occupied by a number Of families, resulted
In the death by sufocaiiou Of seyra persons
and the fatal injury OF another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
The Border Raiders

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, sspr. 10 --Catemo
Gaizas' revolutionary party Is reported 10
ne on their retreat with the probable intent
freturning Into Texas. U 8. troops on
the frontier are guarding the river front and
Gov. Hogs has slso been tsegraphed to
render such aid as he car give toward et.
fectiog the capture of the band should thew
attempt to re-enter Texas soil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
LIB. Observation-Disclosures Blood
ZOE OYER FIFTFYEARa

An OLD AEp WElL-TRIED REMEDY-Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Years by M;Oseas Of Mothers for their Chill
dren While Tectkiag, with Perfect Success II Soothes
the Caild, Softe1s the Gan, ANays all Pain Cures
Wind Cslic and ia the best remedy for Diarrhea.
Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Its
value is incslculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslotc's Soothing ssgxp and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19
Railroad Accident

PooATBLLo. Idano. Sept. ia dsas-
trous wreck occurred yesterday on the
Union Pacific at Port Neui, q station ak
miles from Pocatello. Passenger trains
numbers l and 2 collided, killing FIVE
man and seriously injuring several others.