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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
TIE TIDE TURNING.
yEhot the Result OF tho HattisAneat Of tho
silyor Question and the Election Means a

Eusiness.
NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-R &. Dun s
Co. S weekly review Of trade says: Thr
turn Of the tide has CONC. Since the
elections there has been distinct in
provement in business and particularly
In manufacturing. There Is some Ia
crease in actual trMnsa ct:ons, and nucL
more in the tone Of business Men o.
sll parties feel that there is ground TO-.
greater confidence. the silver question
being put definitely out Of the way
ant the chance O. disturbing action il.
otler respects heinr losseued. wiki
the right OF the people to rule theis
rulers has been virGicat ted. While 1t /
ye, too early to look for great changes
there is already q distinct ihproveraon'
in the demand Cor manufactured pro
ducts since the action on the silvc,
bill, some Increase in the output OF pc
irca and In sales of wool in tie build
ing trades In several cities, and III
failures Of the week latest repor..'
show lower liabilities. IA BRET. ta<
recovery which bean when the silve'
rereal bill passed continues with Ia
creased strength.
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Bo.roX. NOV. l!.-Mra i'.cnah Tools
hcr &? ugj,tar uad h"r nus',s al all Il
dead 81 their koinc IN South BoatD :
trcra ,,oi.on pat INTO tottie OF portsI
There were four % ll.o 'ainily presea
8 tae bedside OF the dying man. The
were Jo4eph. John. Patrick and annie
Stephen. Michael and Minnie were zoe
fined at Station 9, charged with th',
murder OF the mother sud Margaret
whose bodies lie at the City Hospita
morgue.
The father passed. away, never know
lag that h!s wife and daughter had
goua before.
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I>iabeiiey!;Ix Indiana.
spring.

Dr3IsoH. Tex, Nov. 1.-THE cGnver.
ton called at 1iGhoMinYo. the ccpitn.
of the Chicl:nSaw nation, By Gov. Wol.,
has adjourned. There was large r.
tendance There was only one SENT
NEXT expressed, viz: That no propos.-
t;on from the government at Washing
ton lceliing &c the Disturbance OF rib;
rotations would Ds snterta;ned; tkS
stnte.!ocd will never receive encourage
laent from the five civilized tribes; thu ;
tt ncn-ci:izeas and ia ADJ rA obers wa.'
ere clamor:no foz TIE opening Of th.'
territory
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
BANDED THIEVES.

Scenes IT The!r RobbsS!cs "a Ohio
Towns-Foar Aasn Arrcnto1. INV a.
ine.
PAhKkRsHURa, w. Va. Nov. H..
many months past tho storcA
dences aud post Offices Of towns
the Ohio river between here and 81
Vile have Ecsn systematically ~
by what appeared " lie an crEa
gang Of thieves. After the robtH
the st. Nary's ,.o~t o;hco. :ew
ago. UE:ted States Inspector II.
and Deputy Marshal Gehsu -ss
tailed to ferret cat tno robbers. h.
Tu.;iay they obtained .rGtcis.
dencc to warrant the a,r.,t u
Bai.sy. OF 81: M&ry's, on .uap.c:>"
keep in tho trc~rrol;rd then.
they do.silei Hroc,al Siiaor pcr
shis city. and Shor;.: "syIr.i
PloaAuat couEty, to i.~' .;e the arr.
After beng placed IA Jail here I
eont.saed and gave as mis- ACCOM-.
Edward Bailey. t.lres mcA "a.
Shaublin. kroh and P!:l-s, ga
others, wlo:: names have not yet
made public. Pvles WAX arrested
accrntly brought hare ON Wodnc
Eroh escaped in a s!.it7. and is st
large, and Thursday night &c
Bailey and Sham IN wore captur
I.stArt, on their ahanty boat, G
IIill. Upon soarchlng tho boat u
quantity Of ato!cn goods. idontiii
that takon III Cochransvilla and
station. WAS found acattorcd in 20
closets.
The four men arrestcG are ~
fail, and oMccra startcd up Use
Friday with warrants for the otho
named by Frank Bailey and Sc
o;hers whoa they think arc M
OF The band. Among thooc unds
plcion Ia John CosS, ti.o Ohio Coz
VINO before MS rcleass wrote
Phillip Still his divorced wife
that when his term WA cut he inc
coming down and killing both ae'
Dor husband. aud wHo, when ae
ko,e, was arrested and railroads.
of town.
Coas' appearance ITALICS with
description OF one o! the robbers c
! Mays post office. and ho lott hon
tnec place the night hoforo tne
berry. The officers think that. nth
/ they have not vet arrested the !.
OF the band, shcy have u:!eartA-t
largest. best organized and Ino':
peratc gang OF thieves that ha-
operated In this vicinity. and "
dcpredations will run up iato tho
sanda
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White Map Hanged In ARK nssA.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Nov. ll.-...ai-
Davis (wiiitc) w,s Ranged =. Ga =
Point, Howard county, TTid@y 2ao,'.-
Ing, for the murder Near ChapHi I'll
Sewer county, October q. 1857. r;
Sheriff CalIie Doilarh;de. The :nurdo
cd mau was somewhat reckless AL
a fine pistol shot He had killed o-c
man. an escaped convict from 7cv's.
who had resisted arrest, and ESQ
wounded one OF the Davis brother.
who was with tho .convic.s, ana ths
Is given generally as tho reason Davs
murdered Dollarhide. Davis was con-
victed on his own confession mainly.
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H1orous SCENES.
Il ,aaSsod Mob Attacks the Pe,sce and ~.
eiers YrAIle EsoortSag the Eosoriom Thu
Evans K, ,yslf at 3ardsAown.


Evans IA jail at Dardseovn.
nARDsrowN, KY. Nov. 1.-THE fury
et mob Of several hundred neA broke
Loose in tAis town latc Friday i:er.
noon. Tia cursoa and cries OF son.
mingled With the olaahing Of >smA.
aroused the citizcna TO tho hi.-hest
pitch. aud before the trouble wAa
over many men were badly w~vad-
OK The mob suddenly o. ;nx
into ex!asanca, and ia front o. .he
court door Terrible rs>c~ .yaS
! heGsn over the Negro. Phil Evan. nd
only cfter eighty men OF the Lor lie
Legion aSd charged on ;hem wiz se1
bayonets was eny sor: OF or1> re-
stored. Evans has boen on tr;alc rul
days for the rape OF lit.lo Sims III.
aeer here, on October Is. and wv. re-
novel from the Louisville j.il T., ds-
town for trial pe.t OF the LeSit ,ad
to TO sent along to protect him. mo
verdict will probably be reached .tu1~
dsy.
The riot began Friday "a Evan. ~ss
boing led between heavy guar CT
soldiers To the jail. Aftcr coM .ad
edjourncd about afty Nesrce- ga, red
In front of shc courthouse AID cf ed
EvanS The police in.er!ercd, b, Ria
provoked 81 assault f-cm the Ne. cA
and in tw:nlslirg hundreds Z 'eu
with p!stols ruehed through tie + ,rs
yelling "HsnS tho rg
him up Kill the scoundrcl"
Some werc referring to Evans ,srs
Is tho mob of Negroes. .Mca rsrs
knocked down right laU Left, aors
p!.tols appeared OF every side. a. tx
the worry middle OF the mob 4 sho Vas
fired with dcliberats aim At ono G. tbs
leaders ci the colored agitatora tho
real Leader, Leroy Wic.s!ihe, rece: IA
sraoturo OF tho skull. ard was RI! .eA
by officers into the jail, whe. his
wounds could u c:ro.. for The I. on
guard moved 1T dou.le-uuick nc,
placed Evans sicily behind tke rs
and 4 detail with i.Sctl taycoeta ned
toward the street at which tn 10
Grocs, whoSc number ,ni swe.i. on
hundred, retrcEtcd through AZ &.
At T:ao O'Clock the ~ ~ort vas ,sd
that the Negroes EaI mold ret
meeting aud wouid u.rn tnc :o;v ur.
Ing the night. A moo Of seven: I've
lncn have rrr:rcd from Srrin, I'D.
Tho Legion guard about the ia las
been dou b.cl IN consequence. ana ,ey.
ernl families vent ;nto the couH: 20
spend the night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
PARDONSD AT LAST.
After Spending Halt bis iife IA thn re-
teptiary Dan SnyIsY Is fardnE'd.

After Spending Halt his I.ite In tia Peal
tentsary Dan snydsr Is Hardened.
NUNCIE, Ind, Eov. la--Dnn Snydot
has been pardoned from The Michigan
City peniteatiar.' after serving hall
of his life at TINT place. At the age 0.
90 ne was arrested ~ the charge OF
poisoning his wife and daughter. Re
had four trials i'll the Delaware oircui'
court and the Upton circuit, and was
at last sentenced to the pcnitentiAry
for life. Belief as TO his Innocence
was sustained by msny, and they have
a. last received his pardon. The pc
tition was signed by eight kundred cit
liens, all the jurymen, the prosecuting
lawyers and judges 1t passed through
the hands of Cows Porter, Hovey, Chase
and Matthews, the latter granting the
pardon.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
A Queer Case.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. ia
curious question has arisen with re-
oord to the death of Charles S. SAKE
end his wife, two New York victims OF
the Grand Trunk collision. They leN
two children. If SAKE died first the
v;fe's relatives will get tho property.
which is very large. but II Mrs. SAKE
disa first the husbands heirs will be nc
luck. The supposition is that oots
died instantly, although tho husband :
heirs will urge that the VIE Delns
supposedly the weaker OF the two wa
frst to succumb A long drawn oul
contest In the New York courts Is the
NrCSpeCt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
That Flag in:u!t.

L. L!ntHTAD. Sao >el.s @or. Nov
Ii Ciiicers Of Tao IN. "a s:,2tes "c1
sh,r E.ll.srre nave " zen o.: test!mon
ei the officer. arI rssAcnGers * N
,,:ame. osts Eic. rcgar i:;2 the h-in
on tho r.>s:i hy TIE is"ntnra2 am
while Gu. tEe Ar,c.,ir.n i.g, f~ran.
her &C ptA;n refused - surrender Bel,
c.r1,o Eeniis. The Alinrcc viii tai
Minister Young IL .i'uaoai:- Ainist:
Beke- goes 70 tho ca!itt:.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
OUEE OF OUR NAVY,
The OLYMPIA Shows Herself tho S"iftes
Cruiser .iflORt.

SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 1$.-1he new
cruiser Olympia, on her first trip, has
established her position aa queen OF the
United states navy. The ship made L
maximum speed OF twentE-one an'
t,ven,y.six hundred,hs knots and aver
aged Slightly under twcnty-one knot
on a run Of sixty-eight knots, with 1
heavy sea ona Il strong head WIND
The Olympia was only expected t"
make twenty knots. Her builders are
worry happy over the trial, and thlnA
that when the official government trla
Is made, she can be forced up &c
twenty-five knots. This would give
the Union Iron works IL bonus OF $500
600 for exceeding tho speed require
peNt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
Tho Hcadsrnan'A AK.

BERLIN, Nov. ll.-Ihere was q double
execution at ESSEX, in the Rhine
province, Friday. An inn-keeper
named, Uebeluen and q workman
named Metzger. were put to death ac-
cording to the law. for having robbed
and murdered Gruenbaum.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
,,asir.u.e Settlers.

VANpALlA. H., Nov. 1l.-Eepresen-
tatiyes Of large number OF Dnnllaro'
from various parts OF tho country arr
row in the western and northern pnris
Of this (Fayette) county, looking III
the land with view OF purchasing
farms and locating a colony.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
E1ai.a!art l. frcs.

LoSpox, Nov. li.-Ganri Roc
confirms tee pewA sroing ~
ucsty said to have been granted !;
and to otnors by sae French 81
mont Rochefo..: said that the SC
uent had to nuke concessions AZ.
the amnesty was political exis
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16

CHICAGO, Nov. 1l.--John ID. Rookie
TELLER made his fourth gift TO the Uni
versity Of Chicago. Friday. 1t amounts
to 100000. With his previous doua-
tions, this last contribution makes Mr..
Rockefeller's gifts TO the university
amount to $3.50. 900.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
n.sth 81 conductor an. F,rem~

-oyrENyILLE. 5. l.. Get aS.-A
on the Amboy division Of the :
Island railway ran into an open
Sunday afternoon, causing tho De
Conductor Frank Davis and Iata
turing Fireman Wallace Bedc!l
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16

Raannch c-hHa Hshurn.

QUARANTINE. 5. l., Nov. H.
Ward Line Steamer Sec. wsss
rived Friday morning, brought
Hoffman, ana 81 o. :i- cr.w e
steamer City II A'>',an.,>1a
burned ct son. lar = -. -'o~'
!, invc.v Ia. 'o> j, c: ;'c". &c
crew Sn6 six = >,..-s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18
RIVERSIDE
Brief Paragraphs From the village OF
Summer Cottages.

Brief Paragraphs From the village of
Summer Cottages.
A concert and strawberry festival was
given ut the Rive rside NJ. T.. church last
evening and was largely attended. The
program included quartets by Messrs.
Harding md Penno, Grace Corbin and
Flora Merrel'; reading by Gertle Fuller,
singing by Mr.. and Mrs. Penno and
Ward Boyce, reading by Mary Grayson,
singing by Grace Corbin, Flora Merrill,
Mr.. Harding, Mrs. Penno; readings by
Eva Corbin, solo by Mr.. Harding, duet,
Miss Merritt and Mr.. Harding.
Riverside lodge No. 81, X. OF p, worked
second rank on three members las eve
ing.
The Metropolitan club OF Providence
started on n three days fishing excursion
Yesterday on the steam yacht Carrie, and
on their way down the bay stopped at
Cranston's hotel for supper. The follow
lug are the officers OF tue club:J John Fill
berg, president; G.. Fred Perry, first vice
president G. Ii. Hull, sec md vice presi-
dent; Thomas Riley, treasurer; Alec
Ulrich, secretary.
A terrapin dinner was given by George
Cranston Of Cranston's hotel to a mum
DER OF his friends yesterdsy, including
Thomas Booth, IL. O.. Possner, James
Kern. Thomas Hutchinso Joseph Rob-
erts, all of Providence. William Briggs
of Tauntoi, James Walker Of Paw
tucket, Mr.. Smith Of Boston, and twenty
othcrs. "A fine time was enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Branch OF the Wolfe Tone Association Or
ganixed-Other Notes.

~ ~ -"
ganized-Other Notes.
A branch of the Wolfe Tone association
has been Instituted here with thirty-two
charter members. The following officers
have been elected and installed by Grand
Deputy Michael Tierney: President,
John O'Reilly; vice president, Michael
Fogarty; financial secre airy, Michael
Comfort; treasurer, Patrick Monaghan;
secretary, John Mahoney. They will
meet again to perfect their organization
next Sunday evening.
George Munroe. son Of Burden Mon
roe, was axreeably surprised at his home
on Warren avenue last evening by n
large party of young friends. the occa-
sion being his 18Th birthday. A pro-
gram Of vocal and instrumental music
was rendered. at the conclusion Of which
games were enjoyed for a time. after
which an elaborate collation. was served.
Monroe il a member Of the graduating
class at the High sch Of = d is very bop
ular with his associates.
There is a bad hole 1 the concrete
walk on Water street, which, IL not re-
paired. may cause injury 10 some one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18
No Experience.

Manoger-Yes, there are q few vacan-
cies in my company. Have you been on
the stage long?
Lady-About 10 years.
"Ah, then you have had a good deal Of
experience"
"N-o, ] can't say that I have"
"But you actedr'
"No. There was never anything for
mo to do"
"Ah, i see. You have been in the COM
pany Of a great actress who wrote the
olays heIself.r-New York Weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18
Great Property Loss Tn Canada.

TORONTO. May 1s.-Rain has fallen in
oessantly throughout Ontario for the past
~ hours. A number OF rivers have over
flowed, doing much damage TO property.
At T%hornbury, Andrews g. Co.'S dam was
carried away and their mill seriously dam
aged. The loss Is about tl5,0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18

GENEVA, Ills, May &c. 1. Pope's
glucose factory was the scene yesterday
of n most disastrous explosion by which
six persons lost their lives and one man
was fearfully scalded. The factory was a
4-story structure, and there were so en-
ployes In the building at the time, most of
whom ESCAPED with only slight injurieA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18
The Saco River Rising.

%BIDDEFoRD, Me-, May 1s.-The Saco
river has been gradually rising ever since
the storm and the water is the highest in
II years, and several streets in Biideford
and Saco near the river are flooded. There
is Fear that the booms may break.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18
Buchnnan's Sentence Po.tpon.d.

NEW YORK, May ls.-Recorder Smytbe
yesterday postponed sentencing DIR. Robert
w. Buchanan, the convicted wife poisoner.
AT the Office OF Charles Brooke, Buchan-
ans lawyer, IL was learned that sentence
will in all probability be pronounced on
Mondav
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-18
A Pavma.ter under Arrest.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1s.-Paymaster J.
c. Sullivan, United States navy, Is under
arrest on board the receiving ship indie
pendence because Of irregularities In his
accounts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
Msnnr 8 rleIds domrrny.

TheNew York World speaks as follows
Of Weber 4 Fields great specially CON.
pany, which commences three nights
engagement at the Grand Thursday
evening: Weber and Fields are favor
ties in the company. Their German
dialect conversations and the laughabte
pool game they play help to make up
one OF the funniest acts on the vaude-
vile stage. John Drummond and Rich
ard Stanley present unique specially,
entitled "The Musical Blacksmiths."
Both men are talented, and their net is
a great improvement on all OF its kind
on the variety stage. Braatz Brothers,
acrobats, arc wonderful performers.
The others worthy Of mention are Rich
mond and Glenroy, comedy boomers;
Little Tiddlewinks, Whiting and Shop.
pard, Johnnie Carroll and lIainos and
yidocq, The performance concludes
with Alburtus and Bcrtram, tho Indian
club iugglera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
Newspapers Endorse,

Educators arc certainly the greatest
beneiaCtors Of the race, and after road.
ing DR.. franklin Miles popular works,
cannot help declaring him 10 be among
tho most entertaining aud educating
authors. "--NeiD York DAILY HO 10 not
o stranger 10 our readers, as his adyer.
tigements appear In our columns In
every iseue, calling attention 10 the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases 10 distributed FREQ By
our Oht0fprlslng druggists, The Logan
Drug Go. Trial bottles Of DE- Miles
NoryinO arc giyon away, also Book OF
TestimoniatS showing thatit ID UNEQUAL.
led for Nervous pro6ttatlon, Headache,
Poor Memory, Distances, slUepltssness,
Nicaragua, Hyaterla, Fits, EpllepsY 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25

When John Hart, who plays ono Of
the Johns u. O. Stewart was the other),
got his part at the first rehearsal of the
play, he mechanically looked Mt the
number OF pages, and in his own pecu-
liar way exclaimed, "this is what I've
been looking for all my life" "What
IS that, John?" exclaimed tho stage
manager. NEhy, u fat part" replied
the obese comedian, who then pulled
the scales down to $50 pounds. 1t was
the hit Of his life, and from his first
entrance until the end Of tho play John
Hart had the audience with him. He
has played his part over 1000 times
now, in every city in the country, and
has made millions OF people laugh.
Especially ladies' and children should
witness this play; it is full Of pure fun
and amusing situations. Noone should
miss this opportunity TO see the ex-
ceedingly funny play at the Opera
House this evening. e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
THE KnnDlvE sTILu HosTIlE

He Is Braoed up by Delegations Of onlclals,
The Egyptian Army would be with Eng
lana-peFhaps,
LONDON, Jan. 24.-some surprise was
expressed yesterday at the news from
Cairo that Lord Cromer had expressed
himself SO confident in regard to the
prompt suppression of any outbreak
that might occur, To.day's adviGea give
the grounds for Lord Cromer's conf
dence, His lordship is assured OF the
entire fidelity OF the native Egyptian
army to the British cause, and with the
British army OF occupation cooperating
with the native troops it Is believed
that any attempt at instruction would
be- promptly crushed,
Major General Sir Wallace Greentell,
OF the Egyptian army, who is now IN
London, was at the war office to-day, in
conference with the TT. Hon, II, Camp
bell Bannerman, secretary OF state Tor
war. Itis officially stalled ut the war
office that both Sir Wallace Greentell
and General Kitchener, the SiEdar oil
Egypt, who has complete authority over
the Egyptian troops, unite in guaran-
tecing tho loyalty Of the native soldiers
to their Engliah officers,
The latest dispatches from Cairo state
that the hostility Of the Khedlve to.
wards the English shows no signs oil
abating, In answering tho threat Ut,
tered by Lord Cromer to the effect that
a complete change Of regime might be
necessary in tho event OF resistance to
British authority, the Kh u replied
The Khedive has been strengthened
in his attitude OF antagonism towards
the Engiiah by Populations from tho
provinces, headed by local officials
hostile to British control, These depu-
tations have addressed the Khedlye in
fulsome and tlattering language, con-
graduating him on his opposition to
the English.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
TWO DEATHS ADDED
To the List Of the Alton Explosion, and
Nineteen more win pie.

To the List Of the Alton Explosion, and
Nineteen more win Die.
AIEoE, ILL, Jan. 24.-TWo more deaths
from the Big Four oil explosion &C.
CURED last night W, B. Richardson, Of
Alton. who died at the hospital, and
Henry Wisgand, who died at Alton
junction.
There are yet nineteen who are con-
sldered fatally injured, The doctors
think that 1.-two survive out OF tho lot
it will be o wonder
The victims are all burned about the
same. From head TO foot their wounds
extend. Some Of them arc now barely
alive. Charles Halter, James II. Muir.
ray and Charles Wilkinson were buried
to-day, OF those named in tho ''aeri-
ously injured" there may be a death or
two, as the physicians anticipate do.
composition Of the flesh aud blood
poisoning, Tho coroner held inquests
on tho two last victims to-day, The
Verdicts are all the same, they being
Inerelyot accidental death, without CEN
surfing any body,