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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
Monday Nights Committee Meeting

A conference OF tho members of New
York's delegation to Chicago has been
called in this city for Monday night.
Now York's present delegation Is more
truly representative Of the party than any
delegation sent from this state in the last
twenty-five years. The course OF action
that will be agreed upon on Monday night
will OF course To characterized by courage
and wisdom. Tho duty devolves upon
these delegates of expressing the sentiment
OF the Empire State Democracy In no halt
ing or indefinite fashion.
Just as there is no arithmetical arrange
ment OF electoral votes. favorable to Demo-
cratic success. which does not include the
Thirtysix OF New York. so there is no pos
sibi!ty OF obtaining these ncedful Thirty
Blk except through tho organized forces OF
the Democracy. To the great credit Of the
party. contesting delegations from New
York have been almost unknown in Demo-
cratic National Conventions. The only
contest brought to the notice of such a
Convention in recent years represented not
sancied, but a real factional difference.
At the election Of 1878 an independent Dem
ocrut running for Governor had polled II 900
votes That was large vote, and 1t had
proved sufficient to elect the Republican
candidate. The Democrats from other
States. without desiring or assuming to
inquire into the causes Of the trouble. were
OF tho opinion that these difficulties. which
the election figures demonstrated. must at
all hazards be composed. IL success was to
be looked for In the national election
The question was. Should the representa-
tives Of the 1000 who avowed themselves
to he good Democrats. have that numerical
proportion OF the national delegation to
which their vote would have entitled them !?
The Convention said No! 1t upheld the
regulars. and this decision. In accordance
with sound Democratic usage. was nc
quiesccd In by tho boiling faction. Such is
the brief retrospect OF the only New York
contest with which. OF late years. Demo-
cratic National Convention has had to do.
It was based on votes. not on wind.
At othc. times. however. there have been
differences OF opinion among tho delegates
OF New York: but there ,riU be none This year.
The seventy-two delegates will not merely
vo:o eoldly as unit. but they will act as a
unit from the lightning to tho end. This
ceriuinty should he rcpletc with encourage
ment to Democrats in other States, and It
will greatly enhance tho influence OF the
New York delegation. Its vote and its in
luenco will DO given from tho first ballot
10 tho last for its fayorite and only can
didat". DAVID BENNETT HIT: and tho
declaration OF this truth. hero made un-
officially. will DO corroboratcd and con-
f.ncI hereafter.
Tho Empire State Democracy spoke in
LOUD aud clear tones in February. 1t will
be heard from In louder and even clearer
tones in Juno; but for the full volume Of
enthusiasm and tho unmistakablc express
SIGN Of intention. Just wait till November!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

Areformed gambler has come here from
Chicago. and will make his appearance as
reformer in the hall OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. 1t Is announced that he Is
to expose the triokery Of sharpers, and that he
will have pack Of cards with him In order to
show young men how the sharpers perform
their tricks. This is q dangerous kind Of bust
ness-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
A Warning to AIabam. Democrats.

From hs Mobile Re7ser IAN old organ Of C7.relandisn
In the States which never cast Presidential eeoto-
raj vote there IL doubt that Mr.. Cleveland is tho
choice But In the Southern States which SO far have
gwen solid electoral vote for tho Democracy and
with tho loss Of any of which Democrat be elect
ed to the Presidency. II is matter Of grave doubt
whether Nj. Cleveands nomination would not result
in the defeat Of the party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

IL is scarcely necessary to state that tho
ne'cs yesterday afternoon Of Secretary BIA1NE's
resignation from tho Cabinet came to The EVEN
ING Sun through the United Press serpice, tho
papers relying upon the Associated Press being
beaten utterly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

Natural route across tho Continent america.
greasssI railroad, tns New York CenIraI.-LIt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

Avoid all risk with = stubborn cough by us,n5 a, o,c.
fir. H. JaynrE ESpec GRANT. n sure rrtn,iI -
coughs and colds ani We'll calculated 10 eXrfta b. nrs
cia! niuencu on tue lungs and thrUat-A h. "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Bargains in Handkerchief

GO. Pongee silk embroidery hand
kerchiefs, 15c each.
81 Excellent values in ladies pom
gee silk hsndkerchiefs beautifully
embedding at 25c, 29c, 33c, 35c, 37ac
and Soc each.
g. Ladies initial (cotton) SC each
63. II. S. hand en-
broidered 12ac each.
"a. Ladies' initial II. S. hand en-
broidered 24c each.
IS. Ladies initial II. S. hand en-
broidered Qinen) 45c each.
66. Ladies colored fancy goods at
2, 3, 5, s and 10 cents each.
81. Ladies' handkerchiefs in boxes
at 75c and Sl00.
6S. Children's handkerchiefs in
boxes at 20, 25, 48. SO, and rs cents a
box, one-half doz.
20. Ladies' white embroidered
handkerchiefs, special bargains at 10,
%, 30, SO, 40, SO, 60 and rs cents each.
No values like the above we're ever
shown before.
Y. Gents II. S. colored border
10c each.
70. Gents II. S. white linen Csc
each.
"a. Gents 81. S. initial pongee
silk, large size 4So each.
rs. Gents II. S. initial very fine
and heavy pongee silk " and 81 cents
each.
II. Gents b. 5. plain pongee silk
extra value at 80, 48, So and 75c each.
70. Gents n. S. initial cotton at
15c each.
70. Gents 81. s. initial union linen
Csc each.
80. Gents silk brocade, assorted
colors, Csc each.
81. Gents silk brocaded, assorted
colors, 373c each.
so. Gents satin brocaded, assorted
colors, SO and 75c each.
SO. Gents good muff1ers at 12ac
each.
81. Silk and cashmere muffiers,
at 39c each.
IS, Cream cashmere muff1ers silk
plaid at 33c each.
Sc. Brocaded cashmere muffiers,
at Acc each.
81. Satin and cashmere at 69c each.
SS. Brocaded satin at SOC each.
80. III. S. silk muffers at 92c, S1.19
and S1.39 each.
80. Large cashmere muff1ers at
92c each.
81. Black pongee silk muffiers at
ST. .25 each.
80. Black brocaded silk muf1ers
at 85c each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
DomeStiCs and Prints.

1853. Dark dress ginghams Sc quail
ity, at 54c per yard.
1859. Cord de Lane 35 inches wide
l0c quality, at 7$c per yard.
l6O. Chevron stripes - inches
wide reduced to l! &c per yard.
161. Good calico, fast colors at
Sc per yard.
1872. Black and navy colored fig
ured sateen at 1Sc per yard.
1913. Black and white cheviot
serge Sc inches wide at SC per yard.
164. "a Unbleached sheeting l9c
grade, at 12kc per yard.
165. &c Canton flannel at &c per
yard.
166. Lonsdale cambria SO inches
wide at &c per yard.
167. Lonsdale muslin SO inches
wide at SC per yard.
16s. A Princess muslin &c grade
at 64c per yard.
1863. A Unbleached muslin 7Ic
grade at Sc per yard.
40. IA Sheeting, best quality, at
l6Sc per yard.
III. Ready made sheets, best mus
lin, size, 81 80 at 69c each.
172. Ready made pillow slips, size
As So, at 19c each.
173. 6 OF. Red flannel, SOC grade,
reduced to 39c per yard.
IVA. 25c Red flannel twilled and
plain, reduced to l9c per yard.
175. "a Chenille table covers at
81 % each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Comforts and Blankets for
Xmas Presents.

146. Soft serge comforts size y <
SO, home made, $1.46 each.
147. Satin covered extra fine and
heavy reduced to SLY each. Value
SOO)
14s: Beautiful silk quilts that
must be seen to be appreciated.
149. 1925 Comforts reduced to
S2.46 each.
$50. Brookside white blankets
$3.50 grade "a S196a pair.
Isl. Pricilla white blankets SI.75
grade "a Sl.3S a pair.
152. 10-4 Household white blan-
kets $3.50 grade @ S2.15 a pair.
153. $3.50 Household white blan-
kets reduced to A75 a pair.
154. Hillsdale grey blankets only
S2.4S pair.
155. $500 Scarlet 12-4 blankets
reduced to $7.S5 pair.
156. $500 White blankets re-
duced to $1055 a pair.
157. Advantageous offerings in
white marssilles and crochet bed
spreads.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Dress Goods.

Bargain No:
!. Csc quality ladies cloth all wool
Ten shades at 33c a yard.
2. Sl.50 high class novelties at S5c
a yard
3. 81 Heavy storm serge at 79c
yard
4. Sl.33 sin novelties reduced to
CSC yard.
S. $55c 38in all wool novelties re-
duced to 33c yard.
6. 29c Chevron stripes reduced to
lie yard.
Z. 81 Imported plaids reduced to
$50 a yard.
s. S14.5O Novelty suits reduced to
$3.50 each.
9. $3.50 Novelty suits reduced to
$3.50 each.
IT, 50 Novelty suits reduced to
$3.50 each.
H. S5c Royal serge 46in wide re-
duced to 69c yard.
T. Sl25 46in Whip cord aud
ottoman suitings good assortment
CSC yard.
10. 81 Whip cords reduced to 79c
yard.
d. S5c Henriettas 46in wide re-
duced to 69c a yard.
10 81 Crepons reduced to 60c a
yard.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
IS to Start On POI Bargains to Start On2O1
Silks.

81. Fancy silks for gowns, waists
and trimmings at LIE a yard.
IS. S125 g. g. silk 24in wide every
yard warranted (black) at Csc yard.
80. S1.05 Peau du sole (black) at
93c yard.
40 S5c Black armour at 72c a
yard.
Al. $3.50 Armour at s1.25 a yard.
AZ. The &c. B." peau du sole at
$137a yard.
49. The &c. B." gross grain satin
finish at 81 Is yard.
A. S1.25 Black pu peau sole at
ST .05 a yard.
As. Assorted colors of crysallites
at Csc yard.
As. 75c Colored cryssllites at 55c
yard.
AZ. Point yea for evening wear at
S1.15 a yard.
4S. Brocaded silks for evening
wear 44c a yard.
49, 75c Surahs full line Of colors
55c yard.
so. 81 Colored satins reduced to
Csc a yard.
81. SOC Colored Sstins reduced to
39c yard.
81. S1.lO silk crepes reduced to
92c yard.
50. S1.5O Dotted lining silk re-
duced 99c yard.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Linens for Xmas Presents.

126. Turkish towels q 50 for
15c each.
l27. Silk turkish towels 19c each.
rs. Assorted SIPS quality
reduced TO 75c each.
129. Assorted towels 75c quality
reduced to 42c each.
40. Huck towels hemmed and
fringed l9c each.
13l. Damssk towels u Y IS at
25c each.
1872. II. S. huck towels 10 30 at
Csc each.
1873. Napkins, large size SIPS quail
reduced to S5c per dozeu.
1a. German linen, napkins, din
ner size, good weight and fine quality
at 81 AZ per dozen.
135. German table linen ~ inches
wide 79c yard.
1876. Napkins to match above Ii
men Sl.98 and S29S per dozen.
137. German satin damask "
inches wide, soc a yard.
l3S. Napkins to match S1.9S per
dozen.
139. S175 Satin double damask
~ inches wide S1.39 per yard.
l40. S-12 Linen sets II. S. dozen
napkins to match S7.S7 each.
l41. $40 Linen set satin damask
II. S: and ! dozen II. S. napkins to
match, $3.50.
142. Other grades up to $500 a
set.
l43. Good crash, pure huen, at
Sc per yard.
IA. Unbleached crash, heavy, at
7Sc per yard.
145. Special values at 10, 12i and
lac yard.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Trimmings.

70. Beautiful braids, Roman
bands reduced to 39c yard.
q. Assorted lots of gimps re-
duced to 23c and 29c yard.
%. S1.75 High class trimmings at
Sl.55 q yard.
%. 81 Jeweled fringe reduced to
2.95 yard.
30. 81 Silk bodices reduced to
S.47 each.
81. $1.5O Roman band trimming
at S1.28 a yard.
81. $1.25 Ribbon fringe reduced
to 85c a yard.
80. S5c Ribbon fringe reduced to
nc yard.
"a. Moratou trimming at 29c a
yard.
So. 65c Moratou trimming (double)
Sic yard.
SO Fur trimming reduced to $1.15
yard.
81. Feather bands reduced to
H25.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Lamps.

Which was the last of our Xmas
goods to arrive. There are over fifty
styles consisting of decorated table
lamps, banquet in brass, silver and
onyx stands and piano in a large va
rlety OF styles. The banquet and
piano styles come with linen or silk
shades. There are few house keepers
who would not gladly be the recipient
Oh nice lamp as Christmas gift.
1873. Special attention is called to
the low prices at which we sell them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Basement Display

Though thousands of articles
have been carried from the basement
during the few days it has been open
to the public there are still innumer-
able articles especially adapted for
holiday presents. Its here you will
ind all kinds of toys, china and jap
anese ware, pictures, easels, manicure
and dressing cases, mirrors, bisque
figures, dolls, doll carriages, doll
cribs, children's rockers, sleds, drums,
tables, rugs.
zoo. Games, pictures, aluminium
ware, baskets, child's sets dishes, and
q gathering many other articles peo-
pie are in quest of at this season.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Cloak Department.

No line of goods in the house will
be reduced as greatly as closks, as
some garments will have as high as
$40 taken off the price. We do not
count profit or loss on a reduction of
this kind, but mark down the prices
where anyone who knows anything of
the value Of cloak at all will see at
once that they are very cheap.
The following will give an idea of
how the prices have been cut:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Jewelr,y.

90. Shell and silver hair pins re-
duced to 1Sc each.
"a. Sterling silver souvenir spoons
Sl.371 each.
IS. Sterling silver hair pins, hand
engraved, Sl4S each.
SO. Sterling silver watches, Swiss
movements, 1916 each.
81. Gents Sterling silver link cuff
buttons 81 80 each.
90. Genuine garnet lace pins and
ear drops at low prices.
SO. Gents solid gold scarf pins
with beautiful letterings STAG each
100. Gents adjustable clasp cuff
buttons, Sterling silver, 81 As pair.
101. Ladies gold neck laces with
brilliant settings, 25c each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
FURS.

huFFs, CAPEs, BoAs, sCARFs, CLEOPATRA
AND STORM COLLARS.
We hsve decided to lei a lot of
these goods go at prices that will be
big advertisement for the depart
ment.
1SS. 100 Black hare muffs at &c.
Dyed Oppossum, FIR. seal, Coney, As
trachsn, Nutria, Krimmer, Lynx,
Mink, all marked cheap.
1S9. AL. real seal skin muff re-
duced to S14.39.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Gloves,

Remember your lady friends. You
can give nothing that is more sure to
please.
ITO. 20 dozen black and colored
7-hooks kid gloves IS quality for 55c.
pair.
Ill. Suede barritz gloves. Excel
lent wearing quality, colors only zoe.
pair.
liz. Our celebrated Empress
kid" gloves in black and colors at 9Oc.
pair.
lib. Our great favorite 1.-The
saxon beauty" at $1.15 a pair until
Christmas only.
ia. Decidedly good values in
wool mittens at 12ac., 15c., 25c. and
33c. for ladies and children.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Black Goods.

Is. 81 Figured novelties reduced
to 79c a yard.
II. Five styles of priestly novel
ties reduced to 81 yard.
IS. S1.50 46in priestly novelties
reduced to Sl.18 yard.
49, Csc 40in Henriettar reduced to
BIC yard.
20. SOC Black and white plaids
reduced to 35c a yard.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Holiday Goods.

A superb stock and prices low, is
Short way of saying what we wish to
convey to the reader, but there are
SEINE things in this stock we would
call particular attention to and the
first is:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Ladies Jackets.

176. Here is fearful cut, Jackets
which were $500, $3.50, $500 and
1850 all marked $3.50.
Here is short description of some of
them
l77. Tan silk mantels with fine
beaver shawl, cuffs piped with beav-
er heavy satin lining, formerly 1850.
reduced to $3.50.
us. Tan kersey lined throughout,
Russian martin collar and cuffs. for
merly $500, reduced to $3.50.
179. Many fancy French cord
martin collar and cuffs, and pipings
heavy satin lining, formerly S3S. so.
reduced to $3.50.
$50. Tan Milton figured changea-
BILE lining. Franklin collar, gauntlet
cuffs, formerly $3.50, reduced to
ISL. Several styles in black and
tan, formerly $500, reduced to
1872. Lot No. 2, at $4.69. There
are about forty jackets in this lot con-
sisting OF black, tan, grey, mode,
brown and mixtures, all for formerly
from 20 to 40 per cent higher.
lS3. Lot No. 3, at 1888. There
are thirty-four jackets in this lot.
color assorted as above, but STYLES
more elaborate. Silk facings. There
are garments in this lot that sold at
$500, $1,000 and $3.50 each, all re-
duced to S5.9S.
1874. Lot No. 4, at $S48. This
takes in both ladies' and misses Jack
cts which were $1,000, $500 and up
to $500 each, about fifty styles. All
will go at SS.48.
1876: Lot No. 5, at $3.50. In this
lot will be found a beautiful assort-
ment OF stylish garments in both
plain and fur trimmed, some of which
are reduced from five to eight dollars
per garment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Umbrellas for Xmas Pres
entS.

liz. so and rs in. umbrellas with
gold oxidized and natural handles
will go at $I.OO each.
III. Is more of rs in. oxidized
and natural handles all of the latest
conceits go at 81. 80 each.
118. We have made some great
cuts on our finest ladies' and gents
umbrellas, you will find some very
desirable bargains at S2.48, 1915 and
$3.50 each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Velvets.

Il. Sl.50 Fancy velvets reduced
10 75c a yard.
~. 81 Plain velvets reduced to
7bc yard.
g. Soc Pushes 10 pieces at 39c a
yard.
"a S1.S5 Iredescent velvets re-
duced to Sl621 yard.
Is. 81 Satin and velvet novelties
reduced to $3.45 yard.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Cleopatra Collars.
Sets. Muf and Boa.

l94. Set best black thibet, former
ly $500, reduced to 1888.
1876. Set red fox reduced to
$3.50.
1876. Sets of oppossum, seal, coney,
raccoon, angora, and chinchilla will
go cheap.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Feather B0aS,

1877. Will be marked S1.4s, 1873
and 2.69, while feather collars will 90
at the ridiculous price of 29c each.
l9S. For useful Christmas gifts. a
mutf, Cleopatra collar or set is hard to
beat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Books. Booklets and Xmas
Cards.

Al. These are displayed in about
the center OF the store and is one of
the best patronized departments in
the house. At the prices we are sell
ing these goods surely no one need
be without good literature.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Childrens' and Infants
Cloaks.

1877: This includes jackets and
Gretchens for children from 4 to II
years, and infants cashmere and
elder down cloaks. Prices will be
put upon them that will cause their
speedy sale.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
JeWelry Continued.

l02. Gold pens with pearl handles
for ladies and gents reduced from
$500 to S1.00 for choice.
lob. Ladies chains with five wear
guarantee at SIPS each.
104. Beautiful brilliant stickpins
SC. each.
105. Individual glove hooks in
boxes SC each.
LOG. Gents chains VI guarantee
81 25 each.
10Y. Lace pins, ear drops and stick
pins, Csc. each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
DECEMBER 16' 1920 DAYS BEFORE

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15
Corsets, Muslin Underwear
and Skirts,

119. Our Soc corsets go at 39c.
pair.
120. S105 flannel skirts at 79c.
each.
121. $1.25 &" q" S1.O5
each.
l22. S1.75 " 4" 81. AZ
each.
123. S275 all wool knit skirts at
ST. .95 each.
124. 95c. children's at
Csc each.
125. Heavy canton skirts quilted
bottom at 47c. each.
Visit our muslin underwear de-
pertinent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-15

Capes for Elderly Ladies.
1S6. In black and tan, several
styles, all put in one price $1O.98.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-27
THE sARsFIRLD GUARD
Attend Divine Services in Fair Havel
-Decoration OF Graves In the After

Attend Divine Services In Fair Haven
decoration OF Graves in the After
noon.
At st. Francis church yesterday morn
ing the members of the Ssrsfeld Guard
were present in body, at the request OF
Rev. Father Mulholland. In his sermon
he spoke of the fact that they had made q
wise selection of the day, as 1t was the
feast of the sacred heart. He referred 10
the memorial nature of the day, and COM
mended the members for decorating the
graves of deceased members over q year
There was solemn high mass, with Fa-
Their Mulholland as celebrant, Father Shan
ley deacon, Father O'Connor ub-deacon
and Edward Brennan of st. Mary's semi
nary, Baltimore, master of ceremonies.
In the afternoon the company, with all
Its honorary and veteran members, headed
by the American band, marched to the ST.
Bernard cemetery, where the graves of
about fifty deceased members were deco
rated. No exercises were held at the Gem
terry on account of a protest on the part of
the directors of the Cemetery association,
who object to them.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-27
Cottage Chamber Suits
Wakefield CARRIAGES

Is reinforced every day by bright, fresh goo
the style of which cannot be beaten. You'll OF
find them in our store. We are the sole ageI
for New Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-27
DOWN AN KMBANKMENT.

Wreck of the Keystone Limited on
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
eaxo-Tho EirNlnan Buried Beneath
the Debris-SeveFal Injured.
VALPARAISO, Ind, June 26.-The Key
stone limited, on the Pittsbury, Fort
Wayne and Chicago road, was wrecked
west of this city this afternoon. Six cars
and the locomotive plunged over an en-
bankment. The fireman was buried BE-
meath the debris and instantly killed. The
engineer and score or more passengers re-
osived Injuries, but all will recover. Gen
eral Floyd King of Brooklyn was among
the passengers. He was injured about the
leg. The escape of the remainder of the
passengers, 100 or more, il considered mi
raculous. The wreck was caused by dc.
fective rail. Tho train was running at
the rate of forty miles an hour. Cars are
piled up one above another, while the en-.
Rines are MACS Of twisted and bent iron
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-27

FUR SALE.
n FINE, lightweight gig, made to order In the
IA very best manner OF selected materials 1t
rides remarkably easy, and can be seen and the
price for gig and harness learned of MIR CRUT-
TENDEN at the Hyperion stables, rear of Hype-
rion theatre, Chapel street. jel4 II
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-27
THE HARRISBURG DISASTER.

Tho Number OF Dead Now Reaches
Twelve-Eleven Persons in the Hos.
pitaI Are in q Fair Way to Recovery.
HARRISBURG, Penn, June 26.-Ferdi-
nsnd Colberg of Brooklyn, N. Y, one of
the victims of yesterdays railroad disaster,
died this morning. This makes the num-
Der of dead twelve. Most of the injured
have left for home, and the eleven persons
still ct the hospital are in fair
way to recover. Daniel Mason,
ono Of the killed, was tele.
grapher in the employ OF the Pennsylvanis
from Boston, where he had gone to arrange
for his marriage to Miss Charlotte Men.
dunn. The young lady reached Harrisburg
this afternoon and was compelled to seei
Q physician. She Is broken hearted owe,
The fate of her af6anced. Tonight sh,
left for Hagerstown to attend the funera
of Mr.. Mason.