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sold until October, and no money can be
realized until the spring

sold until October, and no money can be
realized until the spring.
MILTON MILLS. July 20-The agent Of
the Waumbeck Company has issued or
ders for the closing Of the mills here fol-
six months, as soon as the goods now in
progress of manufacture are finished, The
reason assigned is a lack of orders. except
at ruinous prices. This is the first time in
the history Of the company that work had
been ordered to cease on account of the
condition of the markets. and the result
will be a serious blow To many employees
PLATTsBURG. n. Y. July 20.-The
Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company closed
down to-day, as did also the Crown Point
Iron Company's mines and ironmakers at
Crown Point. The cause given is the dull
ness of the iron trade. Thousands of men
are thrown out Of employment.
HARRIsoNvILLE. Mo-, July 2o.-The
First National has suspended payment
and Is in the hands of the Comptroller OF
Currency. The liabilities are between
$50. 600 and $40, 900. while the assets am ou t
to $4,000 The stringency in the money
market and the failure to realize on col
lateral were the causes Of the suspension.
CHICAGO. Jnly 20.-It was stated in
court to-day that the assets of Banker
Hermann Schaffner. who recently COM
mitted suicide. would not pay over 1917
cents on the dollar of the liabilities.
NEW YORK, July 20.-David Mcclure
ia. been appointed receiver for the Truth
Company on the application of the direc-
tors of the company. 1t was incorpora ated
in December, 1892. with capital stock of
5000, succeeding to the business pre-
yioGsly carried on by the News Letter
Company.
NASHUA, n. H., July 20.-The Security
Trust Company closed its doors this morn
ing on account of the withdrawal of de-
posits. The deposltors will be paid in full.
The company has capital and surplus of
$3.50, 200.
SHARON, Pa. July 20.-The She rH has
served attachments on the Dougla SIS Fur
pace Company of Sharpsvllle. aggregating
over S25O,OOO The chief creditors are Cor
rigan, Ives & Co. of Cleveland, S1O2, 900.
and the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insur-
ance Company, S125,0oO. The failure is
attributed TO the assignment of Forsyth
Hyde & Co., Chicago, by whom the furnace
has been operated.
CHEYENNE, July 20.-The private bank
ing-hOuse of 7. A. Kent failed to open this
morning. Most of the deposits were time
claims and but few business houses were
affected. A statement is not obtainabe.
Following the failure Of the Kent Banking
house, the First National suspended at
80 o'clock owing to heavy run. j. w.
Foster was appointed bank examiner and
has taken charge. The assets are $50. 900
and the liabilities S525. 600.
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Kansas Golfers Fall to
Fighting.
PISTOLS AND CLUBS USED.
Striking Miners Attack the "Scabs',
and Drive Them From the Coal
Pits-Three Wounded.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

WEIR CITY. Kans, July 2o.-Ths az.
pected crisis in the Kansas miners strike
came to-day. 1t was caused by the strikers
declining to allow the miners who ara
willing to work to do So
just before noon band OF 500 strikers.
who had been marching to the various
strip pits. reached the Cleme nts pit. about
mile south of here, being headed by 100
women. They sent in committee TO
persuade the miners to quit. A refusal
was returned and then the entire band Of
marchers moved ON tie works to force the
men out.
Inc strip men were ready for them and
when they passed the trespass line they
were fired upon and general battle fol-
lowed, in which rifles, pistols and clubs
were used. Fortunately nobody was
fatally hurt One man, one woman and a
boy received painful bullet wounds and
number of people on both sides were
badly beaten with clubs, but no une will
die.
In the end the men In the strip were
routed by the strikers and forced to flee for
their lives. pursued by bowling mob.
The owner of the pit. Clements, his son
to be the ones who did the shooting and
they have given themselves up and were
run out of the county for safe-keeping.
The excitement continues at high pitch
and further bloodshed seems Inevitable.
II is rumored that quantity of firearms
was received here tonight.
PITTsBURG, Kans.. July 2O.-Miners in
this vicinity are in high state of excite.
ment over the news from Weir City. Many
express the opinion that this is but the
beginning CT worse trouble. A mass-meet.
ing will be held tomorrow.
The women, who were mostly Germans
and Bohemians, en tered into the fighting
more lercely than the men. They welded
clubs with ygor and precision aud did
great execution.
The Sheriff Of the county, who is a Pop
ulist. declines TO furnish protection for the
working miners. Hs is ir sympathy with
the strikers. Tee owners will now employ
guards of their own.
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A DOUBLE.DYED VILLAIN.
Another Retraction in the Home.
stead Poisoning Case.

PITTsBURG. July 20-The proceedings
to obtain pardon for Hugh F. Dempsey
of the Knights of Labor. now confined in
the penltentiary for completely in the
Homestead poisoning cases. received SET
back to-day. Patrick j. Gallagher, whose
retraction of his evidence In court was the
basis of the application for Dempsey 8
pardon, refused TO sign or make an
affidavit to the retraction. and finally sent
for District Attorney Burleigh. before
whom he swore that the retraction was
false.
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WALL STREET Is NERVOUS.
Disturbed Over the Secret Assign
ment of an Unknown Concern.


NEW YORK. July 20.-The nervous feel-
ing in Wall street. so noticeable to-day. Is
said to be due largely to the uncertainty
regarding the identity OF some corporation
on behalf Of which an application was
made yesterday in the United States Cir
cult Court for the appointment OF a re-
ceiver, without disclos sing the name Of the
applicant. By the direction of Judge
Brown, the papers. in accordance with the
request of counsel OIL both sides. are kept
secret, so that the name of the embar-
rassed company will not be divulged.
This action of Judge Brown was vigor-
0usly conde emn ed in financial circles to-day.
1t resulted in the names of several promi-
nent companies being suggested as the one
concerned. and in at least one case seri-
Gus decline in the price Of the stock of one
of those companies resulted therefrom
The financial situation In Philadelphia
was said by New York bankers to-day to
be worse. Applications have been re-
ceived from there for cash in order that
this weeks payrolls might be paid. The
banks which received the applications for
warded the necessary currency. 1t is
probable that some banks In this city will
adopt some method this week to avail
themselves of their credit balances in
Philadelphia. They may charge commits
sion of per cent after to-day on all Phil
adelphia checks received for collection.
The solcitude Of the financial COM
munity is at present fixed upon the West
The crisis In Denver aud Kansas City ap-
pears to have been passed. 1t is true that,
like fire which burns itself out. The re-
suit has been to leave large portions of
tho community insolvent for the time
being, but as the panic in Colorado and
Kansas CITY has little left to feed upon
the work of reconstruction may now be
begun, painful and slow as the process
NAV be.
Bankers commend the attitude of the
Comptroller of Currency in announcing h is
intention to extend the utmost con sidera-
ton to Western banks which have been
carried down, not by inherent weakness,
but by inability to realize upon their assets
or to Withstand precipitate withdrawal
of deposits.
Estimates vary as to the amount shipped
directly from New York banks to- the
West, but it is believed that the total
amount was larger than it has been in
some time. The principal call for currency
comes from st. Louis, where the banks
have been assisting their neighboring cor
raspondants
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SENT EAST IN BOXCARS.
Idle Men Secure Railroad TranspOrta
ton Free.

OMAHA, July 20.-ln connection with
the dispatch from Denver to-day saying
that the citizens committee would en-
deavor to induce the railroads to carry a
large number of the idle men now in Colo
RADIO East to the agricultural regions an
interesting dispatch came tonight from
Hastings, where seventv-6ve men took
possession OF a Burlington freight train
saying they were from Denver and wanted
to get East. When the superintendent
was notified he directed the night yard
master at Lincoln to make up a special
train of empty boxcars and accommodate
everybody why wanted to ride. The train
will be run as far as the. Iowa State line.
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RESTS WITH CORBETT.
rlitchell Says He Viii Only Fight at
the Columbian.

CHICAGO. July 20-All doubts that tho
big Corbett-Mitchell fight would cone of
under the auspices of the Columbian
Athletic Club have been removed by the
receipt of the following cablegram:
LONDON, July 20.
Mitchell has signed the articles which I
will forward at once. and will not listen
to offers from other. clubs. A forfeit is in
my hands. "ATKINsoN. Sporting Life"
This dispatch was addressed to Prest-
dent O'Malley of the Columbian Club.
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Plate. Glass Trust Broken.

PITTsBURG, Pa. July 20.-It was stated
here tonight that the failure Of the plate
glass manufacturers Of the country to
perfect the organization Of the National
Plate-glass Association. and the decision
not to ask their employees to accept re-
duction of 10 per cent wages, smashes the
SS, 600, 600 trust.
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Want the Gearv Law RepeaIe d.

New YORK. July 20-The board OF
managers Of the Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church this afternoon
by unanimous vote decided to petition
the United States Congress for the imme-
dlate repeal of the Geary act on the ground
OF international Justice.
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Beedleson at New York.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Frank Beedleson.
the one-legged bicycle rider. arrived at tho
City Hall tonight at 7:45 o'clock. accom-.
panied by dozen members Of the River.
side Club under Captain E. A. Powers.
He beat the time from San Francisco to
New York by twenty days. Beedleson's
time is 66 days hours and Is minutes.
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FIRED THE FATAL SHOT.
Sequel to the Sensational Shooting at
Kansas Citv

KANSAS CITY, July 20.-Druggist Con-
nelly. before whose store Lawyer john
son was shot last night by Banker
Little. tells a sensational story tonight to
the effect that johnson some time ago con-
fessed to him secretly that Re (Johnson)
was the man who fred the shot that killed
Sam Woods, the noted Popullst leader, in
the Stevens county-seat feud. 1t will be
remembered that another man was ar
rested for the crime, but was not tried be-
cause it was impossible to secure jury.
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Fatal Explosion of Naphtha.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Late this after
noon a can of naphtha exploded in tho
sweat band factory of j. d. Campbell at
211 Walworth street. Brooklyn. killing j.
D. Campbell. Samuel K. Campbell. John
Weiss. Jacob Weiss Mathew Dering was
badly injured. The building was com.
pIetely wrecked.
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Desultory Fighting in Brazil.

LONDON. July 20.-A dispatch from
Montevideo says that the conflict In Rio
Grande do Sui has become a series of small
and utterly indecisive encounters between
the forces of the revolutionists and the
Government troops. The rebel Admiral,
Wandenkolk, Is In prison.
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Coinage of the Latin Union.

LONDON. July 20.-A dispatch from
Rome says: The report that Italy has pro-
posed that 2R franc pieces be no longer
regarded as international coins Is con-
firmed. Belgium and Greece approve of
this move. II France and Switzerland re-
fuse 10 accept, Italy will withdraw from
the Latin Union.
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WELLS-FARGO BANK.
Branch of the San Francisco Concern
in New York.

ALBANY, July 20.-SuperintAndent Pres
ton of the State Banking DEPARTMENT to-
day issued certificate of authorization to
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Bank to transact a
discount and deposit business in New Y ork
City. The capital stock is $500. 600. divided
into 500 shares. The directors and enb-
scribers are John j. Valentine Of San
Francisco, Homer S. King Of San Fran
cisco, Dudley Evans Of Englewood. N. j..
Hosmer Il. Parsons, Alphonse w. Zmmer-
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Blood Poisoning
Twelve years ago my wife was picking rasp-
ries when she scratched herself on a briar,

the wound from Whlcn
soon developed into a
running sore, between
her knee and ankle. We
tried medical skill on
every side, with no effect.
About II year ago she read
OF Hoods SarsaparIlla
and concluded to try 1t
herself. and while taking
tho first bottle she felt
better and continued with
IL until to-day she is en-
tifely cured and better
fhon ovyor Tho cAen mn = ,
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Arms Against Venezuela.

NEW YORK, July 20 "A Herald special
from Panama says: News has been re-
ceiped here that an expedition fitted out in
Martinique against Venezuela has landed
arms ON the Goajir Peninsula, near the
Colombian frontier.
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the miners In question shall give notlce 10
their masters of the termination Oh the
contracts on the next making-up day.
RECRUITING TROOPS.
Six Thousand Men to Proceed Against
e0n

MANAGUA. Nicaragua. July 20.-In an
interview to-day United States Minister
Baker said he would not interfere in the
present trouble unless he received orders
from Washington. Provisional President
Seavala to-day said he was confident Of an
amicabe settlement of the revolutionary
uprising. Six thousand men have been
recruited by the official commission, and
will be sent to Leon tomorrow.
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ROBBING THE SANTA FE.

Extensive Frauds in the Railroads. S
Payroll Uneartfed.
KANSAS CITY, July 2O.-A special from
Topeka says that the Santa Fe manage
ment has unearthed extensive frauds in
the payrolls of that division included be-
tween Topeka and Chicago. The frauds,
it is said, have resulted in the loss to the
road of $4,000 month. The con spiracy
included, it is said, various officials, from
assistants to the division superintendent
down 10 section bosses.
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TeIephone RuiIdinp Burned.

NEW YORK. July 2O.-The building oc-
cupied by the Eichteenth-street Telephone
station and several business houses was
burned Tonight. The loss is 100000.
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Facham a Good Turk.

LONDON, July 20.-Facham Pasha,
Governor of Cesarea. who personally
directed the inhuman tortureso of Christian
prisoners at Cesarea, has been decorated
by the Sultan Of Turkey and will soon be
promoted
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ENGLISH GOLFERS TO STRIKE
Over a Hundred Thousand Men to Be
Called Out.

LoNnoS, july 0.-Representatives of
10000 miners al Birmingham to-day
voted in favor Of resolution to call out
those members Of the federation who have
not been notified of The reduction in wages.
Delegates representing 1o1. 900 men voted
against the resolution, 1t is provided that
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Convention of Photographers.

CHICAGO. July 20.-The National Pho
toRraphers' Association of America to-day
elected officers. The president is Adam
Helmberger of New Albany. Ind He is
the youngest member OF the association.
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KANSAS BIMETALLISTS.
Several Hundred Delegates Assem-.
BILE at Topeka.

TOPEKA. July 20. = The Kansas BIZ
metallic convention met this afternoon.
Several hundred delegates were in attend
ance. The convention was called to order
by A. C. Shinn of Ottawa, president
for Kansas of the American Bimetallic
League. This afternoon was given to
organizing. Letters were read from many
prominent Kausans expressing sympathy
with the movement. Bland of Missouri is
not here.
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The Farmer Will Pay for This.

New YORK. July 2o.-The John Good
Cordage Manufacturing Company has
agreed with the National Cordage Com
pany on basis OF prices for binding
twines. S!sal and MANILA rope will be
very much higher than now.
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Another Cut i'm Rates.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-The Burlington to-
day announced a rate of S31 from st.
Louis to Portland. Or. via st. Paul. 1t
will be effective Immediately.
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The Victoria Court.Mart;al.

VALETTA. July 20.-A number of off,
GERS were examined in the court-martial
to-day. but nothing particularly different
from the evidence already given was
brought out
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For the Pacific Station.

vEw YORK. July 20.-The Yorktown is
taking ammunition and will soon start for
the Pacific station. She may remain some
time at Callao.
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man and William V. Nevins. of Brooklyn.
Emery A. Stedman, William A. Jennings.
Charles Cass. Joseph Gethwaite, James B.
Arthur and barry E. Manchester. OF New
York City.
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National Republican League.

New YORK. July 2O.-The headquarters
OF the National Republican League in this
city were formally closed yesterday and the
effects shipped to Chicago. where in future
the headquarters will be.
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Won the. Golden Handicap.

LONDON, July 20.-At the Gatwick sum-
mer meeting today the Golden handicap
for 1000 sovereigns was won by J. NJ
Hanbury's Cabin Boy.
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Life at GRAY Gables.

BUzzARDs BAY. July 20.-The Presi-
dent passed quiet day. and nothing hap
pened worthy of note.
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MILLS CLOSING DOWN.
Clothmakers Reducing Operations in
the East.

PORTLAND. Me-. July 20.-The directors
Of the Westbrook Manufacturing Com
pany's Gtngham Mills have decided to
shut down from July % to September 4.
Goods now being manufactured cannot be
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Go,d Reserve FIuctuatinp.

WASHINGTON. July 2O.-The gold re-
serve continued to fluctuate to-day. 1t
dropped to S97, ,912, ,G69.
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NEW ENGLAND MILLS TO CLOSE.
CORNELIUS y. BLISS GIVES THE NAMES OF
SEVERAL THAT WILL PROBABLY SHUT
DOWN TOMORROW

number OF Ncw-England mills win close in the
next few days 1t has been reported for some time
that number of mill, in Massachusetts, Rhode Island
and Maine would h. shut down for Il time. These Il"
ports have brought forth denalS from what seemce
authoritative Sources especially from some mill
owners In the states named
Cornelius y. Bliss, who had spoken previously OF
the probable shutting down, -ad yesterday 81
know no reason why these dcnils should hc made.
nor do see Why IL should be thought necessary tS
conceal such facts. ! may say now explicitly that
the mills 60 which especially referred N" those Of
the Otis Company. with it, Palmer NILS. similar
action will be taken 10y the following OF the same
connection. the Thorndike Company of 1norndkc; the
ioston Duck Company, the Bondsville Dye Works.
the Cords Mills and the Warren Cotton NILS. The
Columbian Manufacturing Company's mills. OF Green
VILE. y. H. will also dose down. This action VIII
b. faken at the end Of the week and il Is INTENDED
10 keep these mills closed for four weeks. Ihesc
mills give employment to about 1000 opera 1V">.'
The report was further confirmed yesterday Icy IN"
receipt of private dispatches Ia houses IN the Iiy
giving the names OF the mills mentioned by Mr. Bliss
and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
LOOKING FOR \ REVIVAL OF GOLD MINING.

,v odop,ed resolution 10 the effect that during the
ucN thirty days gold mines BE- listed on The Ex-
.hanrc without paying the customary fee Of $500.
heretofore only a few gold mines had been listed,
I'm, now operators expect revival Of geld mining
in California that viii make the Industry n, Important
.,s In the early days.
Colorado spring, Tol Juiy 2'.-ihe pest s'nkc
.,.a. uodc in Crpr!c Creek is reported by the gold
,r,,c comnany which owns the Ehinoccros and MI
no.ncr,udum mines. A vein twenty-five Inches Thick
has been uncovered twenty-five feet beneath 'he
.urfacc from which sample mill rum gave .:,1OO
,unces to the ton. The properties are being worked
andcr an eight months lease 10y NeSsrs Sanders
Dahl. Morril and BaEatta, They VIII ship carload
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
THE CREDITORS CANNOT rIND BACH
HIS AFFAIRS ~ ~ rXrGEMELY toNPIIcA1ED
.r,rL-- rHn -EEnINGs IL -OI- r.

HIS AFFAIRS ~ ~ rXTGEMETY COMPLICATED
ST,TE- PRO -EEpING> ~ CorET
The Affairs Of lirlry lHeh. ,Lr bankrupt via j..
sale clothing dealer ut NJ. - broadway are lee
coming more complicated. Cnttor- ~ they have
been unable to Gnd lin. ligm,r-t, liir'c. iu
behalf q Ncwborg. Rosenberg Co.. AND "ih"r ''"di
tors have brcrgai au action In IA" supreme Court 10
set aside t4c jud,m oitainrd hv sarah Sir.iu IS.
III, sister. for SiCoo and tie hin of sal" mad
Jy Bach To j. II. ,clatimnn Co. covering the stock
ut No. ~ Broadway and outstanding accounts
also 80 reach the real ostat" conveyed bN Each I"
hi, sister : preliminary injunction wa, granted by
judge OIrirn.
Tic paper Which III" C!dcr Wa unnl"d ~
lusod ou an attachment obtained l., Srwhorg Ep,cl-
berg 4 co. for -I3.74-. The afidaNlt and corn
plant allrgcd that June - Bach made - written
statement that firm to oidain further credit Ills
statement showed surplus Of january |. oi
SI4TOCO the stock being $4,000 real estate $50 COO
uccounts SJ3 900 and liabilities. ajoco0. Between
June "A and IuiS ~ tie firm delivered 10 Bach
goods worth $4,000. aud II j. ALLEGED that IN addition
he obtained from other merchants goods worth
$50 1000: tha thc sheriff upon taking possession
under the strauss Judgment was Immediately Nrvct
with rrplcyin of -chaitman " 30, who claimed
thc property ui,dcr bill OF sal.
II Wa alleged that Bach had made unusual and
extraordinary shipments OF merchandise while he was
purchasing goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
INJCRED ~ 4 REIR-END COLLISION.
TROLLEY CARS CRASH TOGETHER OF THE WAY
~ COMFY I>LAND-THE MOTORMAN
BADLY LIT

\ cnd collision occurred ca the BROOKLYN and
Conry Island Electric road NJ south tireenNeld nj
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. regular car was on
H. 10 Conev Island. Following II closely Wis
a bound for the repair shops in KIDS Highway
have H. brakes repaired. The passenger car
stopped to pick mp passenger The empty car.
which following ii closely and going la>,, could
not BE- 81 ppcd becau>" Of th' disabled brak"s and
crashed into the ca: ahead THROWN. 10Th Of them
from the tlack and brrnkng the platforms.
John RAYMOND. the mOtOrman q III, ear,
manned n his post and was badly Gu, about the mead
shoulders aud left arm. He taken TO the Fla,
Fush llo-p.ia None of the passengers were injured
although ihry badly shaken up. The road
wa, burhcd for an hour.