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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28
A PARIS EXPLOSION.
the Rc'ldcnco Of ". Ballot Blown up
Ny the Means ~ an infcrnnl
Machine.
SEVEN pEHsous SEVERELY IN.
JURCo.
". iIulloi was one Of The Prosecuting
Counsel IN The Anarchist
Trial.
thrS hioW Hr - Residence by ~ In.
frruat machine

ahlN hiuW UW he-idrugr bY nu In.
irrnai TAehipe.
PARIS, March a7.--Ats O'Clock this
morning Dynamite explosion occur
red at "g Hue Ciichy. where resided
W. bullDt, QUE of the prosecuting uout.
hui IN the recent anarchist tidal. The
explosion was Immediately followed
by ifrnzivd shfirl.- nom the occupants
1i the building, Who were IN bod 20
tho time. Thr main staircase was
completely wrecked. n number OF
hnli'dfessri women and children es.
capped hgsfir1ly hy the servants stair.
case. The IRE brigade extiuguisheu
small fire In thc dehris and rescued
the Inmates. Seven persons were
seriously irJutud. The Internal
machine was apparently deposited az a
door On the scvUud floor, which was
occupied b. NJ. Bullot. The wholr
Interior u thu building WAS
wrecked, and In two adjacent
houses AL the doors aud WiniOwp were
smashed, Much furniture IA broken
20 fragments and the court yard
stfcwu with the debris. Sever
al wOfkmCn engaged tn a new huild.
lux opposite were injured ny flying
fragments " stone aud glass. Minister
louhvt aud l,ichrd visited the sceuu
during thu day. VI. Bullntt and iami.
ly escaped uuirjuTod. The police con.
tinuv tie search o. anarchists nauuts
aud the seizure OF auarahin. publica-
lions.
Two brothers named Matthew, nc.
clmpllcsr VI iavioi, have been ar
Ttstod.
Tne explosion caused Intense excite
mcut throughout the city. Nobody
feels safe. Late tonighta gen d'nrmo
found mn Internal machine At Ivory
barracks aud quenched the lighted
luse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

LONDON, March c7.-Sevore storms
are again reported In North Wales.
England aud Scotland, with drifts from
two 10 nee fcut high. Thr storm l.
terrible OF Berwick, aud u IL feared
that the New Cnstle steamer "holm.
rOO.In has ioundered wiki a loss Of
twelve lives. A iuRngled body has
been washed ashore there and n pr.
ton Of vessel and masis are visible
from Berwick,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

SAN FRASCfscO, March 2T-Ad.
vices from Shanghai are thai the en-
gngtments between the imperial troops
and the rebels IN northern China have
resulted in the slaughter of several
thousand rebels. Over eight thousand
five hundred were actually burned
alive. a great number Of adheronts
OF the Bow creed were captured, IN.
GLIDING three VI the leaders, and In.
mellnlely ducapllAted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28
W. W. Whit, a Pawnec, mud Rn'lhlo
Track, on Ol,or. Brought IN
Chains 10 Guthrie
ron PREACHING TAG COMING OF
MGsstAH.
Even The Children have Donned War
Paint, aud lIosiili,ics May
Follow.


GuTuRn, March .6.--rhc Messiah
craze mas again made st. appearance
among tue Pswuee ami OttOr ludiuus.
w. w. White. n PAwnec, aud Buffalo
Track, an Otlue, have been brought
hero In irons from their respective r"a.
crvations, They have been telling the
Indians that the great Messiah Il COM
ing, who would bring with him all the
lnuinps In the happy hunting grounds
that under hia lcaurfrhip, the whites
could be- swept from Tho face OF the
earth and the original uElirltp, iorprts,
iulalU aud dgef wogll reappcur. The
children 20 TO school decLri In war
paint aud feathers. There was diili.
Guilty In making the arfciis, aud II IL
possible that hostilities may follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

BALTEioBE, March Elm the
course OF sermon today by Cardinal
Gibbons, lie dwelt upon the reason
given by tho historian Glbbon Tor tbs
growth and development OF Christi
snity. Cardinal Gibbons saii IN part:
az the church las survived, II is In
obedience to the decree " Gnd, who
said; THE gate Of hell shall mol pre-
vail against her, Gamallrl, therefore,
was night when he said; III this work
(lhc Church Of Christi be OF mon, II
will come to Daughi; but, n 1t be OF
God, you cannot overthrow it.'D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

Nfw YOBk, March -. -- The
Ericsson gun aud submarine pfojrctilr
have been tested at Fort MgdswuIih
by the board Of ordniugc AMI fortified.
tons. Two shots were iirtd, both were
unsuccessful. The lst disappeared
after the second omeroion, aud the
second broke when II struck the water.
The next test will be- made SION. The
tests % the pneumatic disappearing
gun carriage were made today. They
were Satisfactory a. far ~ they went.
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MADRID, March 9I.-rhe Cabinet
hh1 agreed upon budget embodying
the economies commuied 10 effect n
saving Of l.,u0O, ull pesclAs. The
government has drafted a stringent
decree iOr the puniBhmcutoi anarchist
outrnges. Moro dynamite cartridges
were found In u street In Barcelona.
One man was injured 10y the explosion.
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CHICAGO, Match .T.--Thn dead and
mutilatcd body uf man, chenply
dressed, apparently about Is year. VI
age, was found IN tho lnko ~ the
moutho the Thiriy.nrat sewer IT,
night. The body shows evidence. Of "a
struggle, and Il ls evident That the
man was murdered and then Robbed
anu thrown into nauholr. from
whence u ll0nled to tho mouth n tho
sower The rolice nrc busily attempt.
iur to establish tao identity OF the 10.
muins,
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ASHLAND, March 2T.-Theru were
sensational scenes yesterday afternoon
~ Tho funeral OF Mira. Lang, WIN
,nlciuNd by hanging. Her SON Frnnk
AHnniy got drunk, went 10 tho curonpr's
.'nee ma accused her husband, his
Typ iatheb OF having driven her 10
i,GlelIt, saying, "l'il have his hearts
up9li" but he was held be'ure he
WTull get AZ his father with n knife.
tue iunefsl was to be held Ia the Of.
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PHILADELPHIA, March a0.-Calmly
nud peacefully, like II child asleep,
Walt Whitman passed away this oven-
ing. lie has been weaker than usual
Tor some days past. lie had sinking
spell last night but recovered some.
Whist. Again at $3.50 ,his afternoon he
hogan siuking. Dr.. Alex. McAlllster
reached the dying mans beusilo anu
shortly after the doctor found the aged
poet IN a dying condition. He asked
his patient II lac suffered any pain aud
he Whispered the answer, "No.n
Three minutes before his death he s,id
10 an attendant, "Weary, shift.n They
were the Inst words uttered by Mr.
whitman. His breathing came fainter
and ialntor, and at exactly 6:43 .. m.
lac passed away. At the time " tho
GOOD Gray POETS" death, his bedside,
In the humble little frame cottage, was
surrounded byR little group, Thomas
h. HARVARD, u close friend; Horace l..
Trabbel, his secretary; DR.. McAllister
and his housekoeper and faithful male
attendant. The news 81 his death was
Cabled 10 Lord renny.on aud other
friends in England, Dr. Buck, OF
Ontario, his biogmpher, aud 10 friends
IVA thih N""N'S' ADHhViioM Nh'ltE
east Of the dead features will he made.
whitman left carefully drawn Will,
but ita contents will not be made pub.
lie until after the funeral ceremony.
Tho remains Of the deceased will be
placed In tho recently completed tomb
In Hawleigh cemetery In Canada, the
SPOT selected hy MIR. Whitman when
he was enjoying his usual health, and
where he visited many times during
the construction OF the tomb. No M.
rangements arc perfected Tor the fun.
eral.
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u was duriug my tocoud visit 10 Paris
IN 1872 that met uumua Whenever |
called 1 was told that no wa not up vet,
until concluded hqt hopont tho Who'll,
day in bed. 40 last, when had called
half a dozen Times In vain, / sent up my
letter and determined 20 wait until d,
should get up, Anorowhilo the servant
returned and asked mo 10 accompany
him 60 VI, Dumas bedroom. II was u
fplondilly furnished room, but IN great
disorder A / entered Dumas looked
MP, nodded kindly 90 me aud said. "Sit
down o minute; am Just having n visit
from laay;' and foying my astonish-
mcpt he burst into % hearty laugh and
addol' at ia my muse, Sho will b1
going directly"
H1 was sitting MP IN bed a5 he slil
this, writing at lightning speed in a
cloar beautiful hand, aud ehylng clch
sheet ag ho finished Il across the floor IN
all directions, could scarcely stcp for
fcar Of spelling his manuscript.
waited for touor fifteen minutcs, during
which he k5Nn, scratching away, crying
out every now and then, "Niyal Bon,
mon garcou.' "ESccllcnt Alcxandrew
AZ last, with q icrl; as OF an earthquake,
ho rolled his hugo form ont Of bed,
wrapped tho blanket about him toga
fashion, and In this costume advanced
toward me, dculniming furiously az tho
top Of his voice. Al ho strodn along
with theatrical gestures fell back, half
alarmed at hia yoapmcncc, and whom |
d. D d d. ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

BEAVER, Pa, March el.--Mosrl.
Mellon aud Porter OF tho Ddig star,
who weru convicted Of liueliug
senator Quay, were released this
morning. The costs ut the case have
been contributed by the Democrats OF
the valley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

LoNnos, March 9j.-rhe shipmontB
10 the United States of breeding stock
has Increased largely during the last
few days In order 10 f0ftsiali the en-.
forcement OF the new American ruling
regarding tho importation OF such
stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

BosTos, March al.-It Il nuthorits
lively stated that G. :. Mtllen, tarla
manager OF tho Union Pacific, viii
assume the dutier OF general manager
Of the New York and New England on
Anil iat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

There Is az least one boy In this city
who Is oyerioycl by tho news Of every
funeral The services of which ARE 10 b.
hold in tho church TO which he Is at.
hchcd. He Is only nine yolrs old and IL
u very poor lad. the child Of needy
parcnu. lie sings In the church choir,
and whenever tho choir IS called upon
20 sing nj u funeral mo- Is paid the sum
oi one dollar for his service ia IT, Yes.
to-day forenoon he rushed home 10 tell
his mamma that there woro to be two
funerals In the afternoon lie laughed
beyond measure as ho shouted, Good
ncws, maml two funumlsw Ilo danced
aud was filled with bliss over tho pros.
poet, He had not SUNG 40 a funeral for
nearly u week, and had been disconsc.
late. His mother, too, was happy over
tho nows, for she needed money and her
husband was ont Of work. When tho
lad returned homo with two dollars
after tho funerals tho household was
cheered m and tho family got u good
dinner.-Ncw York sun
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'efnnoon' Tho SON came drunk, drove
on NE minister and demanded priest.
Ia ne confusion tho body wn1 driven
70 the cemetery OF brcalnccl. srecd.
followed by theron.
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saulisUurye reply 10 Acting -ccro.
tafy Nhnrion's note Of tive 22nd Inst,
expressing tho hope " tue rrsidvIt
that Lord Salisbury would give prompt
ana friendly assistance 10 a renewal VI
last years modus vlvtuii loT the pro.
lection Ot zeal llfc In ber,ne Sea, wa
laid before the pfcsidcnttl lbs afternoon.
IL bears dale " tie 2lth, aud wns re-
celvcd 10y Wharton tOduy through
fauncciote. Whom Wharton lid II
before the President he had hiiof
talk with him regarding the contents.
Neither the President nor secretary
would indicate through the pTtsl the
nature OF the communicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28
THE siLyER BILL.
A RuIo to Bsipg is ian Vote WIN bp
Adopted.

WARRINGTON, March 20. - Renre-
sentative Gatherings viii reach here
Monday, and, when he returns, rule
to bring the silver bill 10 vote viii
be adopted by the rules committee and
will make its appearance in the House
on Monday. lhe anti.silvor men are
making strong fight to defeat tho
rule, and are hopeful OF success, but,
from present Indications, the chances
are against them. They have the
support Of some Democrats who would
not vote directly against the free coin.
age bill, but, ON the other hand, there
are u considerable number OF Repub.
leans who will probably vote for the
rule, or not vote Mt all, which would
have the SEINE effect, In order TO force
square test vote on the question Of
free coinage. These men viii vote
agnius, free coinage hill whea IL
comss up on it, merits, but are against
sidetracking the hill.
MesHrs. Reed, Dingley and others are
In favor Of. voting against the silver TIN
In all its parliamentary stages from
now on. Mtssrs. Burrowp, Henderson
(Iowa), Hopkins QlliuOis), and other
Western Republicans, with some
iinetern men, viii not agren to
this programme. When the ques.
lion comes UP ON the passage Of the
Blend biil, however, there ia no doubt
Us to how the Republicans will stand,
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,ATilEN5, March Workmon en-.
Ployul on the excavation at Sparta hy
NJ, Waldslein, OF the American Arch
wli,osllcal School discovered circular
ualiaing, as mentioned by Epamlnon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

, LONDON, March 2G.-Refrrrlng TO
lhe reported entente bttween Rusala
and the United States inr tho Bering
sea question, the 81. James gazette To-.
IIay Gays 10th sides know that the
CChlled States Is not going to war with
1ieat Britain, but we can not allow
liussia to interfere"
a some LONDON papers fear that q con.
met VIII DO prenipitntud by tho iudis.
.Iset action Of naval officers. Vice
AlInlfnl Salmon has written letter,
lunli1nod today, In which he asl,s: az
uoth ihe American and British officers
execute lheir instructions, how can u
eolllslon DO avoided?n
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scis navigating outside the territorial
waters 81 the United States, Of which
ines previously have had w complain.
The undersigned IN consequence Is
Instructed 10 formally protest agaisi
such interference, nnd declare that her
Hntanic MWesty's Government must
hoii The government responsible for
the consequences TINT may rntue from
ao. which hrc contrary 10 the pntab.
nshcd principles Of International law"
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pauncoi0tcis note Of June ~, 1890, to
Blaine, referred 10 In Sallahury's ruply
OF the Goth, expressed his regret at the
failure to receive assurance that, dur
ing the continuance Of the negotiations
for sel;lementof the seal fishery que.
ton, British vessels would not BIZ in.
teriered with by the United States tey.
enur cutters IN Boring sea outside Of
the territorial limits, protested against
such an Interference, aud said that
"her Majesty'A government learned
with great concern that tho govern.
ment Of the United States had Issued
instructions 10 the revenue cutters
about to be dispatched 10 Bering sen,
under which the vessels OF British
subjects would again be exposed IN the
prosecution OF their legitimate industry
on the high seas u unlawful intrrieT-
eucc NJ tho hands Of 4 meficgn Officers.
Her Maje,ty's government was auxi.
Gus 10 operate 10 the fullest extent
OF their power with the government Of
the United States In such measures
ns nay be found expedlent for
the protection OF tho seal fsh.
cries. They at the present moment
were engaged In examining, In concert
with the Government OF tho United
Stales, the hest method Of arriving nj
an agreement upon that point. But
they cannot admit the right Of the
United States, OF their own sole motion,
10 restrict for this purpose The freudom
Of navigation In Bei!ng Sea, which
the United States themselves IN former
years had convincingly and success.
iully vindlclted, nor enforce their mu.
uicipal legislation against British lcgls.
lation ngu inst British vessels on the
high seas bsyoud the limits OF their
territorial Jurisdiction. Her Majesty's
government therefor is unable to pass
over, without notice, the public an
nouncemont Of the part Of the govern
ment OF the Quilted states 10 renew the
acts Of interference with British ves.
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G. O.snith, 1920 Market Street.
nnns
FOB SAIE.

No. SO Thirty.hith street, half lot, ionf rooms,
wiihsummer kitchen and large attic: el,10Q
Thrco houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. 1918, 70 % aud 3521 $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twenty. ninth, four rooms
each, 81 400 each.
Five iots on Twenty.nInth street. 50 by lo>
feet. $500 each
Brick house, i've rooms and large store room.
1873 Water street. S2,6M ~
No. $50 Wood street, lot3Oxl00 feet, six roomI
A good farm OF 7ls acreI one and'a halt inlet
from tho city. A good orchard. SIX acreA IN
the best Of water VIII sell on easy terms o;
trAdo for city property.
lots In Hofinaln's addition. tho bestvalue In
tho Eighth ward on yesy easy terms for a shpsi
No. 4Gl5 Jacob street, ronts for s.l6 ...... lll
No. a Thlrtyelghth street. six roouls new as,5ll
No. 3i2i Chapllne street, ton'roomed houSe
and two lotS.
Brick house. four rooms and hall Forty.
hrstand Woods streets, full lot
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CATARRH OR STOMACH
Poor Appetite, With Violent Pains aud
Nausea After Eating.
A Case THAT is OF Interest to Every
one Who SUFFERS from Indigestion.
Terrible suaerins Night and Day.
Do you cat wellY

Do you cat well3
1isO.yOu enjoy one of the great blessings Of
But how many people arc there who never
know what II Is to cnjoya meal3 The more the
taste Is pandered to the less the appetite mani
tests itself Instead, perhaps, there Is q decided
revulslon, aud the food that one must cat to
keep tho body allye Is forced Into an unwilling
stomach. only to cause intense pain and sick
ening nausea.
Why Is thiS3 Did you ever stop 70 consider
the reaSonI Din. Copeland and Davis have rom
time TO time In these columns endeaVored 70
point out the cause OF dyspepsia or diHordcred
digestion, and that their explanation - inc COZ.
rect one Is evidenced by the many cures tnelr
method Of treatment is producing every day.
Physiology teaches that tho numerous glands
OF the stomach throw out during the twenty,
four hours fourteen pints Of gastric jnice-almost
two gallons-with which 70 digest the 1000 We
eat In chronic catarrh Of the stomach, the mu;
couS lining OF which Is continuous With that OF
the nose and throat. the secreting GLANDS pe,
come diseased and deprRved and do not tulnll
heirproper functions, hence inc 1000 nes neAysy
In the stomach aud ferments instead OF being ut'
geSted. Foul gases arise theTettom which as
tend the stomach, causing weight. tlRhtness,
aatulence, bloating aud discomfort The heart
and lungs are encroached upon by the diaphragm
which lmpedes their natural action hence
we have hnttering OF palpltatlon, and 10 conse'
quence OF disturbed circulation and respiration
GOODNESS Of extremitles, depression Of splElts
(neTyousnesSl, feeble pulse, dizziness, Shortness
Of breath, hot and cold flashes, etc, etc.
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A rYpIoA1 CASE.

The Many Distressing Symptoms Which
Follow Neglected catnrrh, Together with
GstriItIng Example Of the Efficacy of the
Treatment of Drs. Copeland and Davis.
Mr.. William NJ. West Of Don P. o., Ohio. who
Is well known in all the surrounding counties,
makes the following statement in grateful up
probation Of tho kind and conscientious treat.
ment received at tho Copeland Medical Inst.
tute;
81 have been troubled for a number Of years
with pains In my head, over my eyes, tho top o!
the head and In the temples Ny head ached
almost all the time; my nose would stop up
first one side and then the other; there was a
continual discharge from my nose, also a con- 1
slant dropping OF mucous into the throat was
kept busy hawking and splitting to keep my
throat clear. Ny throat was dry, sore and trri-
tated. ! was short OF breath and had severe
pains In my chest and under shoulder blades.
II felt nervous and depressed, had frequent
and severe dizzy spells, also ringing noises In
my ears. My stomach was Affected. had no
appetite, and after eating felt heavy and bloated
Twas restless at night and would get up In the
morning feeling tired and worn out. ! lost
flesh and strength. Tho catasrh-tori II was ca
pletaly run down. IdoCtored considerably and
used various patent medicines, but all to no
"Undcr the treatment OF Drs Copeland and
Davis my improvement has been entirely salts
factory. nv head aud throat are clear, my
stomach all right sleep well, feel refreshed
and strong; In fact, feel flrst'clnss. Heartily
recommend their treatment to those suffering
with any chronic disease"
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aIoUNDsVILIE.

Miscellaneous nIelaugo OF Minor Mat.
ters from Marshalps Metropolis.
]. L. Parkinson. ESQ.,, has been recom-
mended by Chairman Mathews to be
the Republican ballot commissioner
for this county, and 1t 10 understood
that Chairman Gallaher, OF the Demo-
cratic committee, will recommend O.
r. Oldham, esq. These are splendid
selections.
Tho Moundsville opera house has
been thoroughly renovated and now
scenery introduced throughout. twill
now be lighted by electricity. The sea-
son will be opened Monday evening by
Edwin Ferry and his company in IDA
mon and Pythias."
Joseph Wilson died at the home Of
his son, Prof. ]. B. Wilson, on Western
avenue, Thursday evening, OF cancer Of
y tho stomach. The remains will be Ia
ken TO Boeler's station cemetery and in
tered to-day.
A. F. Evans, who was go seriously in
jured by falling from the roof Of the Bal.
timore 4 Ohio round house at Benwood,
is able to be out again and will soon DO
all right.
An educated "Jap" gave an interest
ing lecture on the habits and manners
Of the people Of Japan, ut tho NJ. E.
church last night,
Miss Addie Davidson has returned to
her home at Fairmont, after a pleasant
visit with friends here.
There is rumor that tae Mound
City hotel will be leased by Mr.. McFad-
den toan eastern party
Misses Stella and Ruth Houseman, Of
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Graham.
There were iorty.four teachers ex-
amined here, thirty.three Of whom did
not get certificates.
s.. L. Bloyd and son, Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. were here attending the funeral
ofJohn Kyle.
There Is good deal Of fever in town
now One family in the First ward has
six cases.
Miss Minnie Clark, Of Cambridge,
Ohio, is the guest Of Miss Cora Parkin.
son.
Miss josie someryille has returned to
Pittsburgh, after a pleasant visit here.
Mrs, D. B. Evans has returned from
Maryland, whore she spent the summer.
I'M. criswell q Sons are preparing
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!, srI,lo1ts AcoIDENT.
passengers Injured NJ the Pennsylvania
station in Pittsburgh

passengers Injured nt the Pennsylvania
station in Pittsburgh
PlrrsBuReH, Pa, August 20.-When
the western express on the Pennsyl-
yania road was being made up this
morning several Of the Pullman cars
crashed into another section OF the
train. Five passengers were injured, as
'' Marcus B. Taylor, Keyport, N. j., Sc
yerely cut with glass and painfully
Els. winham, Cleveland, painful in
iuries about face and head.
George A. Neeves, Milwaukee, cut in
face and head.
Mrs. George A. Neeves, painfully
bruised about body.
Young SON Of latter, badly bruised.