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GORMAN' BOOM GROWS.
Report That He viii Get the
Hill Delegates.
THREE DARK HORSES WITHDRAW

Senator Palmer, Ex-Govcrnor Campbell,
of Ohio. and william Il. Morrison De-
Glare That rhey Are Not in the Fight.
The Hm Men Seem Happy.
CHICAGO, June 2O.-The wigwam on the
shores of Lake Michigan, in which tho
Democratic national convention Of 1892 is
to meet on Tuesday next, is a remarkable
building. 1t breaks the record in at least
three respects-in size, in ugliness and in
the misfortunes which have accompanied
it's construction. Nevertheless, the indica-
tions now are that it viii be completed in
time for theassembling of the convention,
and that its interior conveniences and dec.
oraf5ons, it's acoustic properties and the
immensity Of its seating capacity viii 60
far towards atoning for its unmitigated
hemeliness, the muddy ways by which it i.
approached and the shabbiness OF its sur
rounuipgs
Externally the building is only a nam
moth dry goods box, constructed Of the
roughest lumber, rooted over with tarret
planks and approached from the outside by
broad flights Of wooden steps-four in from
for the delegates and two at each end FOL
the spectators. The canvass covering orig
inally placed ON the building was torn int,
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cAMPRELLs eooM RuRsTs.
But the Ex-Govcrnor Himself Did tile
Puncturing.

But the Ex-Governor Himself Did tile
Puncturing.
CHICAGO, June 2O.-"Tho governor has
punctured his boom and the Ohio delega-
tion will not cast their votes for Campbell
This was Delegate Hclden's answer to 2
question as to fhe attitude Of the Ohio dele
cation towards the movement to make Mr.
Campbell the nominee OF the convention.
'.Sitting right here not an hour ago. con
tinued Air. Holden, "the governor told me
that under no conditions whatever must
his name be used in opposition TO that Of
Mr. Cleveland, and that in no sense was be
to be considered a candidate"
Governor Campbell has thrown himself
with apparent sincerity and manifest earn
estness into the Cleveland movement He
met Messrs Whitney and Dickinson with
the executive committee in charge of the
Cleveland campaign and remained with
them from midnight until o'clock. He is
still the favorite and practically the only
entry in the race for the permanent chair
manslip
Speaking to a reporter, Governor Camp
bell said: "Ihe presentation Of my name
coupled with a solid vote from Ohio, at the
outset Of the convention would be for either
the real or the apparent purpose OF prevent
ing Mr.. Cleveland getting that part OF the
delegation which is supporting him. SHcl
a result, if followed up by similar action IN
other states, would greatly decrease his
vote and possibly prevent his nomination
/ !, as n sincere supporter Of his, could moi
! honorably favor such proposition, nor dc
1 think any other Cleveland men on thl
| delegation would do so. Mr.. Cleveland Wi
certainly be nominated unless tho favorit'
1 som racket defeats him. ] admit / an
/ somewhat surprised at the number Of light
ming rods in process of erection"
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r.na ,5.,rohon,s Mind Affected.

PoRr JERvIs, n. ", june 20.-Lena Nc.
Mahon, the girl who was assaulted by Boil
Lewis, the lynched negro, wandered away
from her home In this place, but was ever.
taken by her father. IL is thought tho ex.
citemcnt of the past few days had caused
temporary alteration Of the mind.
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CITN ORDINANCES.

n ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF or
n THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR SAlA-
RffS.
Mheroas fy reason of unexpected de-
mandn upon the appropriation for lnlafica fur
the NfCtl Year iNl-Nl. such appropriation i.
iusuiicloni Tor an purnusts Tor said fiscal
year. Therefore
he ID ordained by "lhc lounril' or Will
mingtnn. iuothirda of all the members
thereof rOururrinl|
Section D. That ~ sum uf four nluuaAud
four hundred and n0y-fuur dollars and sixty.
two cents ~. .iilNlI, hc 1uu the same IL hereby
taken from the appropriation fur Sinking
Fund, the sum uf Three thu,ghnd. one llan
drcd dollars and si1iocu cents isiiuil lhl, FROM
lRnpuuH Expenses. and the aggregate
9el6l. isl.trrnsfcrrrd Nd the credit ~ The an
uruuriatlnn fnr tllarirH.
passcd ai the Oiy Hril MAY ~ ie12.
Attest. ~ k IENSON. President.
A. D. MESfiCk. Clerk
Apprnvrlfhy tie Mayor. May T.. ls22.
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rrwnrlh League ID rnIon.

The Epworth League of Union Church
celebrated its anniversary last night in
the church An interesting program,
consisting of speaking and singing. was
well rendered Rev T. r. Mariindale of
New Castle was present and presided
He also sang a solo The Epworth
League viii give an entertainment on
Thnrslnv ninhi
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ecnator nm An-rv.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-s-nator Hill was
seen in regard 20 the report that he wai
going To Chicago TO attend the Democratic
convention. The senator was very mHch
exasperated, and in ve1od tone said he
wondered how many times he would be rs
quircd to roitorato his statement about ths
matter. 81 am here, " said the senator. lie
then denied emphatically that he intended
to attend the Chicago convention.
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DrnnL WINS, n Toper.

CHESTER, Pa, June s0-John Andersen,
a Swedish loper, escaped from the county
almshouse at Lima and came TO Chester.
He drank with several men and then
created furore by disclosing his identity.
when J. p McCarty undertook to take
bold Of him Andersen bit him severely on
the hand Dr. G. W. Perkins, president Of
the board Of health, had the man returned
~ Linn
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WORKMEN WILL RESIST
Battle Over the Scale Probable
at Pittsburg
MINNESOTA MINERS NAY FIGHT

MINNESOTA MINERS HAY FIGHT
Troops Are Already at tho scene OF the
Trouble aud nloodslscd secms Probable.
How the worismen Rcpulsed Large
Force OF Deputy sherins.
PrrrsBuRo, June 2O.--The9 600 employees
Of the Carnegie iirm at Homestead held an
opening meeting and resolved to stand 20
gother in resisting the reduction ia wages
proposed by the firm. The formal answer
60 the Carnegie scale win be delivered on
Friday, ana it WIN be an unqualified re-
fusal, Ths men have BEEN laaiiGy informed
that aro hln wiz not discuss tbs soale.
They WA caifglnac at work vntil the last
doy OF Jsue. On ske1st day Of Jusg they
expect men TO be imported from Other steel
mills to take their ps'ces.
Preparing Cor Siege.
They clash, however, that enough new
men cannot DO obtnincd 20 operate the
great mills sscccssfully, auu. piat specha
offers have been made to number Of the
present employees 20 contrise 90 work.
These 'dl deny Shat they haye ang Thought
~ desorting ther fellows.
Tho work Of prepnrkg the mhl Tor a siegc
is being steataly continued. Great tordlei
are being placed thtly-dvo isel apart %
that the mal and this ground ih,roufdhs
can bs instestlg lighted gp n caee of n -
tack at nigflt bora gfo,had WI also Be Ia
closed with fatesn foot board fence thi.
week Ia tias inCloNera IL is bekoVed. uuar
ters for Tie new men Wil be erectei.
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POISONED by DeviIed nam,

ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Thirty persons woro
poisoned ny eating deviled ham while on a
Sunday school excursion. Twelve of them
are in a precarous condition and Charles
w. Barstow will die.
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Gernlnn rrnnn. nnntod.

BERLIN, June 20 1t is reported from
Zanzibar that Buelow's Killimanjaro com
pany, consisting of hvo Germans and 100
Soudanese, were defeated IN the Moshi terri
tory on June 10. Nearly a hundred men
were killed
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She won bv six minutes.

NEW York, June 2O-The Guion liner
Alaska and the Cunarder Aurania com
pleted a very close race from Queenstown
to this port, the Aurania winning by six
minutes
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shot nv Mistake.

SAVANNAH, June 90 Patrick Cahill and
two deputy sherifis surrounded a cabin in
which dangerous negro lunatic named
Perry was supposed TO be hiding. Cahill
was mistaken Ton Perry by one of the deputy
shenns and fatally shot.
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prnrnaAIa

DROpOSAlH viii be rtccivod until l0
o'olock,a. m., Tuesday, July D. 80, ier
all labor aud material. aud lNnhtIu uriiur con-
plots. an lau hlrh1ts bridge over White
CLAY creek, near lhonluna sialinu. sew
Castle county Del, and a'tu fur Che abut-
mrpis aAl wing rat for ihe Same.
nlis uaY 10 Niala fOr BOTH bridge and
masonry euiapleis 0r fur oitAsr.
Plans and aperi1ualinia nlt to b. rtcn -
che CuVri lluu1s Ia skares 0f he irnit0r. lhs
cnanitfre reserve he right 10 reieoi ANY nnd
AL bids
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.nnrd on Tnllors. .

If you have a favorite dress OF suit oi cioih-
ing soiicd by grcaie spots. it can be naue hs
bright ana fresh as new hy the use OF Pa
grant Iri-lhosa. II costs but u cents pti
bottle. One bottle will clean dozen SUITS
Grncars and drnggIsls scnii.
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streets strewn WIN corpses.

CALCUTTA, June 90 The cholera is rag
ing with increased mortality in Persia aud
Afghanistan. ln Turbatyshan the streets
are said TO be strewn with corpses.
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Turners at wasl,inrton.

WASHINGTON, June 20-The sfteenth ma
tional convention of the North American
Turnerhuud opened in this city President
Hugo Muench delivered the annual address.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
I,nIrhl. II rI,nrcl,

The Knights of St. John aud Malta at
tended services in Wesley N. f. Church
Yesterday morning An interesting SER
mon was preached by Rev J. B. Quigg.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20

The Office of the Euuhahie life Is now
located on the second floor OF the Equitable
Building. ANsON A. MAuER, Manager
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Improved Train Service ON the Pennsyi-
vania Double Lines 60 the Sea.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces that on and aftcr the nm inst the
train service between Philadelphia Cape
Nav sea Isle and Ocean city VIII be greatly
improved. The HO0 q. m. express from ihila-
dcinhia 10 Cane MAY Will be considerably
uuickcncd and new train will leave Market
street Wharf for Cape May on saturday. ONLY ~
D. M. The Philadelphia express now leavins
tiane MAY ut Stn a. M, VIII tc changed To
leave at .Gl a. m. aud arrive Philadelphia az
glOa. IA. This train viii also carrl.a thrr9ush d
uarlor car from Cape MAY to New ORR.
Ilo eynres4 now leaving Cape May 90 d-o
D. in. for phindelnhia VIII leave &c 40 p. pa,
and arrive at Philadelphia az 40 D. ii- a
new SUNDAY express viii leave Cape May al
HO0 D. M. arriving Philadelphia at lln. p. m.
Tho train now leaving Ocean City at 80 r. il.
viii leave atgf2 a. mn. and arrive thimdeiptia
ata.l0 "a m. and a new train VIII leave ocean
CITY at 2il D.. m. and arrive ililadeiplia ai
$50 d. m A new sunday tram VII lc4 g
Ocean City 40 6.is p. m. ana arrive fMi9dei /
phia at ll.05 p. M. Ihcgc changes VIII lANe
corresponding effect on The trains oi ine fNt
Mile Beach Branch. Other changes ih iocal
trains viii be found by consulting um,'
tables.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
Routed the Arabs.

PARIS, june 2O.-Prince de Croy and
Lieutenant Miohaux have routed two pow
erful bands of Arab slave raiders on the
South Congo frontier.
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Ann,l.cr - I.rnl.nn-

J. E. Booth claims that he broke the
wheel record from kirlywood 20 New
Castle yesterday He made the run in
forty minutes
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nnAINsrArr.
Nnrlcks

NOTICE po COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
~ once of Delinquent Tax Collector
tluis Market strest.
All county taxes FOR year 1871, not paid by
July lst, will ho collected boy Levy With costs.
GEORGE =. FlNCk. COLLECTOR.
V'EACHERs ENAMlNATlON.- EN-
4 animation fur second and third grade
teachers will be held ah follows
MiddleiuNn. luno ls
Newark. june 20
Wilmiugton.lnnr 2b in school building No. !.
corner tiiih end trcueh streets.
IA. ID. GRIFFIN,
County superintendent of schools.
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nnnIsrEn.s nIlnrn.
- pEGisTER's ORDER.
nrefsrrn's orrIcr.

NrW ln.fln County, March D, ltyt
Upon the application uf llariy EmmQnri
Administrator of Mary Schwcnk. late OF
wilmington hundred. in said county. de-
ceased. u s ordered and directed hy The Reg
ieter that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF granting of Lcticr. ~ Adminirtrn-
fiun upon tho estate oi the deceased, 4,
with THE daie of granting thereof,
hv causing advertisements to he posted
within forty DAYS from The date of
such lotters in six of the most puddle places or
the county Of Ncw Castle requiring OIL uer-
sons having demands against the estate 10
ltcscnf fhc same. or ahido by an ACt VI AZ
scmbly in auch usn undc and ploYidcdi and
also cause thc same 90 he inserted within Tho
same period in the LYcnnE Journal. news
paper published IN Wilmington, Del, and
10 Doe continued thcrcln three wcckf, q. @. d.
- Given under the hand and Seal
of Ofirc of the Register aforesaid
l.. S. nt Wilmington, I'm New Castle
county Aforesaid, tho day and
yoarRhoVc written.
J. WILKINS NOOCH, Register.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the estate
Of the deceased mast present the same, duly
aitrsfcd to the Administration. on or before
March b. iTD nr abide she Act OF Assembly in
such cu.e nude and provided.
HARRY EMMONS.
Address. Wilmington. Del.
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rInn rNsurANcK.

IOR FIRE INSURANCE rs THE MOST
reliable companies ~ lowest rates call
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HORsE sHOEING.

rcsncctfiilly inform the public that having
enlarged my shop and procured the most
skinnl hoIsC-shoeis in The stated am prepared
40 shoe AN horses with skill and despatch.
Siiop. iui EAST FIFTH SlbkEI.Ny. branch
shon SEQ Orange street. is cuudrriod hl Tate
rios roncr whose fame a. a. alOer hns no equal
in city or state. Tnnsc wishing their HORSES
uronerlV shod win do Woll lO give me n iriai.
Thanking the public fnr their cncoularcmcnt
Ia the past ! shall do my best % meli 20 IN the
future. Resp'y- ROBERT BROWN,
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rrInisrs panoanaa lIr. nsId.

NEW YoRE. june 20 Al a meeting Of
Typographical Union Ne. Z, held - claroh.
don han. the action of tfie Minneapolis com.
mitbeo was Condemned by rtsolution, car
riod jy vote OF 515 10 3. Sp5tches were
made in whieh 1lr. Whltelaw Reid was So.
nounoos, and tbs following resolueons were
theraupon adopted:
whereas. It has hoan qpimad by tho pubhs
press that Typographical Cpim NJ. 6 through
acommittse hdsriod tls nbllilation ~ white.
law Reid FOR ths ofheo y vice fresiasAt " ias
United States aud
Whsreas The organization has nTar given
tho Minneapolis committco power ~ indoiti
sny porson Tor political profsrIaent, but simply
authority to assure the Republics leaders ir
convention assembled that hostility To that
partr had ceased, therefore he 70
Resolved That. while 10 6stil asserts that
it has no grievance a. au organisation against
the Republican party, 10 cannot iudorss ans
person for political Office.
We desire 10 have It thoroughly understood
that No il an organisation Of printers dc
signed solely 20 advance the interests of "a
membership. and that no Individual or irdi
viduils nor any newspaper or publication o
any description whatever. has The right q
speak for No. O. unless on duly authQrigrd ere
dentials, given under tho seal Of the tnion.
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rnornaalnNAl.

UTIIIIAil p. SliALLEY, ATrORNIY-
w nf-law. rcnayrl io Offices Nn. aA. Elui-
able huilding. mh nnd Market streets
nR. PETER COOPER,
EYE AND EAR,
Equitable Building, Ninth and Market Streets.
Hours, So. m. b. p. m Take The elevator.
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M. r. REYBOLD,
2o6 EAST FOURTH ST.,
wILhINGrON, DEL.,
Dealer in
New and Second Hand Machinery
Boilers and Engines,
STEAM PUMPS, SHAFTING,
HANeERe, pUIEYs, Ere
Repairing of Rrsskdovns, Removing and
Setting W Machinery, hllllgilEhphs ana
fhc Eddy Electric Motors and Generators,
Electric Bell Work. eic.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
---..-H----H------a~--.-''---
THOMAS MoHUGH,
WHoLEsAIH LIQUOR DEALER,
No Is Market Street.
wilmington Delaware
nAvKING Ann FINANcIAL.
A RrIslNs' SAVINGS BANK.
40. sm MARKET STREET
Wilmington. Delawars.
omen asny froui > O'Clock 4. "a. uniii p n.
kand uu Iuridays and saturdays from TO
~. n.
( ASSETS. s92t 795 A
/ DEpObiH3 oloool Al
SURPLUS. Si0A s5L0s
INTEREST ALLOWED ON deposits OF
money fnr ana ur more calender months a.
the f. o. of per cent. per nnnuu
Money luaaed on Mortgages ON Real Estate
/ GFORGE VI. BUSH, President.
a. WESLEY WNIOlN. Nicc-p President.
E.n TAYLOR. Secretary aud Treasurer.
JOSEPH h. hAihAf, Auditor
My Isl. 1899.
lP n. RoBINsoN 3 CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS
FOR SALE.
81 shares Union National Hank.
zHU New Castle Water Works per cent.
bonds. ...,
wilmington City Electric Company stock.
Delaware railuud stock.
Stuck bought and ssld in tho New YORK,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
/ sion.
d,etters of credit givon. available in all parts
~ fiH world. and DRIFTS On England. Ireland,
Francc Germany and Switzerland issued.
Il. 70. ROBINSON a. GO.
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nlnod.hed ]. llenreh.

ST.. PAUL. Jane 3O.--A spcckl from Tower.
Aknu. s,sis that tne opinion b genCrui that
it wiz rcquzre strong uicaaarcs aRd perhaps
blooihhed in oryAr 10 restrain strikers from
interfering with men who viii be pst to
work as the Mkhneosa eonpmy's mnes
The strikers are O dtterrn med set, eie man
disturbing elenent being Austrhus, many
OF whom have served A. NE army l0fore
coming 10 this cosntry.
TheE success Ia compelling the depgty
shenhs 80 leave she rnihes on peri, ,of tti3ir
Kves has a,idod to thef reelaoanoN. There
were about 90 men kn She strike, accotllng
to deputy sheriiis, fnd by deyer haIA
movement they completely spffo0uded the
deputies, many of whom lad never sneled
guhpowdsr
soldiers ~ the soons.
The sheriff saw that hE men were weak
erfihg, and came to tla conclusion tAat dls
crdtion was die battor part NJ yaidr ht
mois are current that She atraeis wiz sem
pei the whole mining noroo OF ,Tpo men o.
| 20 ont. IheEo rundp wege 80 n2armina
that sheriff shsryy ddlormined y leud fol
tive additional companies from WifDuluR
before sftcmptFg 20 start ths mmes.
= Company A, Tlgra regiiQsnt. arrived vita
tqrty-seven men, Captah Tear IN eomuiasd
They arc quarterea, with fertf dsPli,
shesiffs, ahoct a Qparter n Q min ireui th
mines The sheriff sild GensfM Asiagt
D. n. Raeon, Of Gle hinaesots Eep cons
psny ara detsrrsinsa nst " risk pitess
battle without iaers mdn. An fQEsea ar
waiting the atrivslsf tss Wsit Dniuth con
tinsent. whsn she miuing iaKalfinery wi
be started IL is the detoriainStiqn q "a
sheraf, captain Tsar and llr. bac8s I
show No mercy Il tiis atrikora naks an d
tack
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Hc plc,v Out the Gas.

NEwBUEG, n. Y, June 20-John Hayes
aged twenty nine, died from asphyxiation
at Merchant hotel He blew out the gas.
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shreds by storm some days ago. Since
then the unprotected interior has been sew
eral times thoroughly drenched by rain
storms which spoiled the decorations, as fai
as that had advanced. But the building
contractor, by doubling his force and work.
ing day and night, has now completed the
roof so as to effectually shut out any future
efo,.t,,a
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ODtn daily froni O'Clock a. 10. until 2. N...
kand on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 B
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General Notes.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal
!. WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Prlvate Secre-
tary Halford has gone to Asbury Park to
spend Sunday and possibly Monday. Sec
retary of State Foster also has gone to
Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Cooper. William ".
Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Richardson.
all Of Evansville. stopped at the EbbItt on
their way through Washington to-day.
master at Hamrich Ind, vice L. NJ. Mercer,
resigned, and j. A. Thomas, at Linwood,
vice j. W. Parker, resigned.
Acting Secretary Spaulding has author
lied collectors OF customs and other officers
under tho direction of the Treasury De-
partment to giant leave of absence to all
persons under their immediate Jurisdiction
who served in the army or navy during
the war OF the rebellion for the purpose Of
attending the Washington encampment
Sept. 90
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.

Erie Engine Derailed at Linden Station
Some OF the Passengers Bruised.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 20.-The Erie ex-
press train, No. ], due in this city at 1924,
was derailed at Linden station seven miles
east of Attica. and about forty miles east
of this city, at 10 o'clock to-night.
That 1t was the work of train wreckers
there can be no doubt An iron
plate, known as q fish plate. was found
spiked to the under side of one rail. For
tunately only the engine ran off the track.
Five suspicious characters were seen loiter-
ing about the scene when the train stopped.
They left the vicinity as soon as the pas
sengers and trainmen began to realize the
situation. One of the gang asked
what business he had there. The
fellow W, made no D. reply but started away
panions. The engine left the track and
tipped partially on its side, the driving
wheels cutting into the bed of the track.
1t Will require several hours to get it back
on the rails. A train hand was sent to
Linden station. and superintendent Brunn
was notified. wrecklng-train was start
ed for the scene Immediately. All trains
have orders to run with extra care and
caution since the East Buffalo trouble oc-
Cured.
The engineer had the train under perfect
control, and was about TO shut OFT and re-
verse his engine and apply the air-brakes,
bringing the train almost to q stand-stlIl
before the obstacle was reached. Pas
sengers In the front coach were thrown
from their seats. while those In the Pull
mans in the rear were severely shaken up.
A scene OF confusion followed the run-off.
Train No. l left New York at O'Clock
this morning. 1t is heavy train, and was
reported as fairly we'll filled with passeu-
gers leaving Elmlra. As far can be
learned no one was injured beyond few
bruises. The day following the burning of
the Erie and Lehigh cars at East Buffalo q
gang OF about forty hard characters were
known to have left the city for points along
the Erie line.
The officials of the company in this city
say that the wreck was the work of the
strikers or their sympathizers. 1t isssup-
posed that the five men seen by the train
men were portion of the gang referred TO-.
The Erie has offered 81 900 reward for the
apprehension of the persons derailing the
train.
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BETWEEN LINES OF MILITIA.
Freight Trains Moved at Sayrc, Pa, and
Wayerly. N. Y.-The blockade Raised.

Freight Trains Moved at sayre, Pa, aud
Waverly, N. Y.-The blockade Raised.
ELMIRA, N. Y. Aug. 2O.-The blockade at
Sayre, Pa. and Waverly. N. Y, was virtu-
ally raised to-day. The twentieth separate
company and the Sixth Battery. of Bipg-
hamton, arrived at Waverly last night
Michael Mcnamara. leader of the strikers.
waited on Captain Rogers to assure him
that he would find no trouble
AT about 7:SO O'clock this morning the
ball was set rolling at Waverly when a
train of twenty-six freight cars came up
the Philadelphia g. Reading from Sayre.
and was stopped at the switch just below
the road bridge by the strikers The Phila-
delphia ~ Reading officials, on becoming
aware of the state of affairs. notified the
militia. and they were marched down
Broad street to the railway track. formed
line ten abreast. and marched mp the
track to clear the crowd. Hundreds of
people blocked the tracks and banks
along the railway, yelling at the
step. A picket line was formed and
men stationed ut intervals for about six
hundred yards east of the depot While
they were forming the. picket line the fire
In the engine was mysterionsly dumped
and at 9:z5 o'clock one of the coal and iron
police turned the switsh. as no switchman
dared doit. At $50 O'clock the train pulled
out of the switch and OF TO the Erle's west-
bound tracks. The tram passed the depot
all right closely followed by u delegation
of strikers. Lines of militia guarded the
tram on either side, and TO all appearances
1t was oil for Hornellsville. 1t had just
IContinued on second Pare.l