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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
ELEVEN WILL DIE
As the Result Of a Frgbtul Nine Explosion
Near Ashland, Pa-SE Instantly Killed
and Five 50 Badly Injured Iba. There
is no Hope for Them.

ASHLAND. PA, February 1S.-An
explosion of gas. which will probably
result in tne death of at least eleven
muers, occurred al ha.f-past ten
O'Clock this morning, Ia the West Bear
Ridge mine 40 Mahoney Plane. Five
men have been taken out dead, and six
So seriously injured that their lives are
despalrsd Of
The dead are; Peter Kline, aged 40
years. OF Ashland, leaving a vile and
six children. Joseph Pitts, aged 20, OF
GirardvIIs, unmarried. Thomas Dur
Kin. aged 35, of Girardville, leaving a
widow. Bernard Reed, aged 40, Mahanoy
Plane. widow and five children. Peter
GreeubacS, sged 80, ST. Clair, widow
aud four children.
The seriously Injured are; William
N.opicb. WUau Coil both of Asl-
.and: Anthony Myers, Edward Davis,
Grardsvue: John Lsuey, William
Davis. Mahanoy Plane, Besides these,
several other miners were badly burned,
butit is hoped that all will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

what is Going On Among the BOars and
Eoatmeu


Boatmen.
River, 6 feet 10 inches, aud station
airy.
Weather, cold and cloudy, with indi-
cations for snow.
The Dick Fulton is laid up 10 Bull
Creek and the Pacific NO. 1 az Liver
pool,
Some Of tho river men are Of the
opinion that the Ice In the river VIII
not break up until next month.
Timoermen are still 0usiY engaged
in making secure their RATS al. along
the Kanawha and its trI5utar.es
The Tom Dodsworth Is Ice bound az
Paden's Island, and her commander
Capt. r. B. Robson, is WIKI tIe boat
The new towboat building 40 Browns
vile for Capt. jim Porter, OF New Cum
berland, w. Va, is about ready 10
launch.
The Il. D. Wood and Raymond lior-
ner have been engaged for some limo
past ln taking care Of coal fleets at C'A-
cinnatL
The sudden turn OF tae "eatheI 10
freezing yesterday afternoon VIII nave
the effect OF making the Ice stronger
than before.
The Iron Age is ice bound al Mari
eta. She has big %" oi ra..s 'o4'''
there, which she vii, take S0llu a. so'H
as navigation is resumed
The Lexington was fred up ye''sr.
day afternoon with tle intention %.
irving 10 move her about and break 'Ao
ice around herself and the ar-bo4'
The Ice ln both the Ohio and LIls
Ksoawha rivers IS soiteHiag very Ie'''
and a few days more oi tae pIe'eI.
warm spell will cause the Ice 10 oI'A>
up.
The nice weather OF the past le"
DAYS has had the effect OF rotunS lA'
Ice considerably. Some Of tho ICE '..
out around the wharl0yat was @OOu' i'
inches thick.
Captain S. r.. Patterson, WINE nov
very old man, has a very distinct fec,.
lection Of the winter OF I,'' .l'.,
saws the river froze over 'Lof.., 1
Christmas, and aid NOT 70 'ul -D
latter part OF March. Before 'n'
broke up. for seyera. days D. "''.I
tbaw during the day and lres1o ~
night. and the ice was so roiieu 'D''
il broke that 10 did .i-I'e aa-as'
Commercial Gazette.
speeiai 10 M Rsgisfs-.
PARKERsBuEG, W. Va FsorAa'y ..,l -,
Ohio, feet, stationary, aoi Pun
closed. Weather, warm WIS"
tions OF ain.
GREENSBORO. pa, iaaflA.5 . To-.
River. 2 feet e. inches and s-Al',N-'''
Weather, cloudy and warm.
OIL CITY, PA, February Vic,
foot Inches aud STATIONARY
mild with light snow ia''1s'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

WASHINGTON, d. c., February IS
By bold psrIia mentary move, the sill
yer men of the Senate, underline leader
ship of Senator Jones, Of Arkansas,
forced aside all other pending business,
including appropriation bills, and by
vote OF 30 20 26, made the bill for the
unrestricted coinage Of silver the un-
finished business before the Senate.
Having succeeded In this, Mr.
Jones gave notice that the
silver bill would be kept before
the Senate until the final vote was
secured before adjournment tomorrow.
From the strength shown by the silver
men on the vote to-day, there was little
doubt of Mr.. Jones ability to secure the
vote tomorrow, unless obstructive
tactics or a test Of physical endurance
are inaugUrated, which is regarded as
likely.
The move OF the silver men came as
the climax OF an exciting day In the
Senate. For two hours at the opening
there was a renewal OF the attack and
defense, the charge aud counter charge,
concerning the course OF
THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY
OF the Treasury in negotiating the re-
cent bond contract with foreign bank
ers. Hne two noticeable speeches Of
the day were made oy Mr.. Gray, OF
Delaware, whose relations with
the administration are such that
his utterances in defense OF
the President and Secretary were re
hecting the attitude OF the exeutive
branch; and by Mr. Sherman, Of Ohio,
whose financial views are always re
Csived with marked attention. Mr..
Gray placed the responsibility for the
bond contract on Congress, asserting
that the President had fully warned
Congress OF the inevitable result If the
present financial laws were not revised.
Mr Sherman's criticisms Of the bond
contract were none the less severe be-
cause OF the cain ana dispassion8te
manner In which ne set forth what b {
termed "its hard and impoIitic" fea
lures, and the "eXcessive" rate OF in
teresU on thirty year bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, February IS.
This has been a day for the defense.
After four long weeks of trial the de-
Tense has at last made a mark in the
testimony of Maggie Wachter, the
stenogr2pher.
Miss Wachter was voiuble, positive,
and could not be shaken by cross-exami-
nation. She called Blixt liar, O'Dell
a schemer to make money out of the
county, and Assistant County Attorney
Hall a 0ulldozer and intimidator OF
women.
Mrs. W. w. HAYWARD, the mother OF
both boys, came into court to hear her
eleer son again accused OF the crime
from the lips Of the woman who was to
impeach the testimony OF Bixt. She
took it calmly, although there
was look of satisfaction
upon her face as she heard
the witness testify and hear how Mr..
Nye failed to shake her. Harry was
ju0llsnt but controlled himself, yet OIL
ten be would burst out into uncontroll-
able laughter as Miss Wschter would
make an unusually savage thrust at
Mr.. ODell or Mr.. Hall.
AFTER COURT ADJOURNED
Mr.. Hall stated that there was not
word of truth in what she had stated
about him. In her evidence she said
that Hall had called on her and at
tackled her character in a most abusive
and scandalous manner.
why. our meeting was most epleas-
ant" said Mr.. Hall. "Do they think 1
an fool to talk the way she says to
woman?"
For the sake of impeachment, Mr..
Hall asked the witness il she had
not told John A. Olson, that II
he would go to the defsnse and
tell them he knew something about
the murder case, he could make plenty
of money. She denied it fatty. She
was asked il she did not threaten Mr..
O'DeI TO make Ii not fer him, and il
size did not say she Dad been offered
money for RiXt'S statement. She
was also asked if she did not tell Olson
that she knew something about the
case, for O'Dell said something just as
they were going out of Blixts CELL
She denied all this fatty. The other
witnesses of the day were unimDortant.
The State withdrew all opposition 10
the Introduce Of Maggie Watchers.
testimony. Mrs. Watcher is the stenO-
grapher of Bixts attorney, who was to
testify that Blixt had stated to his at
torney in her presence that
IT WAS WITH ADBY HAYWARD,
and not with Harry that he had con-
splred to murder Miss Cling. Blixt's
attorney will 90 on the sland and con
tradlct IL, and it is also understood that
the State has ascertained from conf
dant of Miss Wachter the true inWarn-
ness OF the evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
THE SUNDAY LAW.
The Enforcement of it in Louisville Causes
the ArreS! of a Number Who no Doubt
Expected to Escape.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February 1S.-As
q result of the police work yesterday
the names of $500 violators Of the Sun
day observance law were reported to
Chief OF Police Taylor to-day. The
authorities held q conference and
decided to make test cases in the var
ious lines of business, next Thursday
being the day set for the hearing OF the
first batch. Prominent among those
for whom warrants will be issued are
Manager Smith, OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company; d. r.
O'Sullivan, Sunday Critic; Louisville
Courier-Journal; Louisville Commercial;
Manager Fifford, OF the Telephone Com
pany, and many others.
Mr.. O'Sulliyan is also q member Of
the Board Of Public Safety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
SOME PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


CHARLESTON, February 1S.-Among
the arrivals of prominent people OF the
State to-day are ". Dallas Payne. A.
w. Hamilton aud @. W. Dillon, OF Fay
ettey.lls; j. +. Hall, of SistersvilIe; j.
K. Peck, Of Logan; c.. w. Smith, Of
Princeton, ana Harry p Camden, OF
ParEers0urg.
Hon. John A. Howard aud P F. Fer
reIl, OF Wheeling, representing the
Trades Assembly, sre here 20 look after
the Smith lien law e the state Senate.
Col. w. Chandler, of ParkersburR,
who has been here for several days, left
yesterday for Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Hughes, the wife OF the Senator
from the Sixth district, has returned to
The city after a brief visit to her home
Central city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
GENTRY srmL AT LARGE.
Nothing Known of tho Whereabouts oil
Niss 4 orke', murderer

Nothing Known of he WhereAo"u's VI
Niss orke', murderer.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1S.-Up TO
noon nothing had been heard OF Actor
d r. Gentry, who murdered Miss Madge
Yorke. The police officials are guard
inc every depot in the city closely and
10 tbe murderer has not already made
bis escape from t0wD 10 will be almost
,mpossibis for him 20 do so. Detective
Gsver is OF the opinion that Gentry
csurbt the 10 O'Clock train on the
peppsvlVania Railroad for New York
las. night before the officials had time
to SET watch so the depots.
The revolver with which the
murder was committed was found
thfs morning in snow bank
n Eighth aud Locust streets, which IS
nut balf a block from the hotel where
Miss Yorke was murdered. Three
chambers were empty, showing that
Gentry bad fred three shots at the
.,tress. one struck Miss Norke In the
centre OF the forehead and passed
through her head, coming out just back
of her right ear
Miss Clarke, who was a close friend
or,ba dead actress, and VINO was in the
loom At the time Of the shooting. can
.,i,s mo- reason for the murder, as she
Rad never heard OF any quarrels be-
,,.ssr tbs lovers. Charles h. Blaney,
- ,naeer OF the Baggage Check" the
..-,nspv OF which Miss Norke was a
member. is unable 20 ascri0e any motive
for the murder uuless II Was prompted
by Jealousy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

Columns, ONO, February ls.-Tha
convention Of the United Mine Work
ers has adjourned sine die On recon-
mendation OF the scale committees
action, the wage question was deferred.
The present agreement does not expire
until May l. a motion was MADE to
censure NJ. +. Hyssu, delegate 10
the Federation Of Labor for voting
against independent political action,
contrary TO instructions. Tho motion
was tabled and another was made 70
censure John Mcbride for sending Hy-
sell as his proxy and gn0rny tle duly
elected alternates. This motion was
lost 0y big majority.
RESOLUTIONS To DONATE MONEY
and employ counsel TO assist miners in
kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, who
are In prison or likely 20 be- were ZEE
fcrred TO the Executive Board ilr
such action As may be right
Patrick McBryde =. II. Penna, Il.
j. ClRrkson and w. c. Pa s1n we,a
chosen as delegates 10 the American
r,deration OF Labor John Mcbride
j. 0'Conuor, r. l.. Davis and Evan Dan
iels IRE the alternates. The action Of
n. ~. A. 135 In joining the independent
X. Of Il was ratified.
p. A. l.. mes, OF Pttsburg, and Henry
S. Stephen son, of West Virginia, were
elected aud tors. The proceedings are
TO be printed pamphlet form.
FIRST De- EGATEs ELECTED.
COLUMBUS. ONO, February ls.-Tha
first delegates ele, ted 70 the First Gem
eral Assembly of .he Independent Or
der X. Of l.. were cAosen Tonight by
MIA. 13j. x. Of L( TIE secret branch
of the United Mine WNrkers. The dele
gates are. w. B Wilson aud Thomas
Bradley, OF PeunsYivan}a; H. T. Penna'
of Indiana: James O'CCnuor OF liii-
nois: and w. 9. Pearce, OF Ohio' Alter
mates, j. T. Clarkson, OF Iowa j. IL.
Kennedy, OF Indiana; Thoma2 torry' OF
West Virginia. and K. l.. DatG anu
Thomas Lawson, or Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
ROBBERY Al MARTINS FERRY
A Residence Entered Last Evening, and
Cash and a Diamond Taken.

Cash ana a Dlamohu AAkeu'
last evening the residence OF Rich
ard O'Berne, at jefferson street and
broadway, Martins Ferry, was entered
by one or more thieves, and diamond
stud valued at $50 and $50 in cash was
taken.
The house is of two stories, with q
sloping roof kitchen 10 the rear. The
thieves put box alongside the rear
wall Of the kitchen, and by its
aid mounted TO the roof OF the
kitchen and thence crawed into the
second story Of the house through
window. Mr. Bierne was absent from
home al the time, but his wife and son
were down stairs. Charles went up
stairs for book and saw one OF the
thieves in room. He ran for re-
volver, and as the fellow was making
his escape fred four shots AZ him, none
OF the bullets, however, taking effect,
as far as is known.
The police we're at once notified, and
are working on the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
AMUsE5ILNrA


The attractiun At tns ''A-1 - -.
House last night was 'hs I,I.s
irish comedy-drama, 'lf'' a.,,
Hearts" The play has oesn 'fs. .atte
before and needs 90 ia'r'1 1'-.5I ..'r, "a
theatre.qoers The company WI 80 3D.,
portrayIng this play O. me ,'' .- --- vsry
good one. The stellar 2AI'' ..5 ,fI.s
hands Of Edward E1' ana l -.- ~ IN
Lillian Keene, and afe i1"sn ..' ~ ma
good style. The minor pl.-' pa a@d
clay are acted by good coll .-..s 80 ,b.t
the piece deserved the o.z nv ~. ct.
qreeted IL last night l-T..I TI, o. 80, "a
81 tonight, to-moriow afternoon ana
tomorrow nlghE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND SUSTAINED.
ui.hop neouaas severely R'primand-

Bisbop hcouaae severely Rsprimand-
ga
WASWNGroS, ID. c., February Is
Last weeS's Freeman's Journal, Of New
4 .rs, gave ont editorisIlY that Bishop
McQuade, OF Rochester, had been rep
r.uauded by Leo NIL for the attack
made from the pulpit of his Cethed aal
on Archbishop Ireland, and that
notice of the reprimand had
been conveyed by the Pope's
order through Cardinal LedOchOwski 20
Archbishop Corrigan, who is Bishop
McQuaij's Metropolitan. Inquiry made
from men who have correct Information
of this case from Rome, confirms the
news given of the treeman's Journal.
Bishop McQuaid has received a severe
reDrfmand and is expected 10 make due
apoIozy for his grave breach of ecclesi-
asticaI discipline. The right Of Arch
bishop Ireland 20 speak and act as he
cid in New York just before the late
election is practically acknowledged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
A FIENDISH CRIME

Charged Against a Father and step
Mother-Ths Ohiids Body showed
FrightfuI Abuse
Sf seta 10 tls Re0Isss~
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, February IS.
Edward Marrs and wife, who live In
the southern part OF this county, are
charged with q terrible crime, and are
under arrest.
Their seven-year-old child died one
week ago, and neigh0ors suspected that
il had met with foul play aud called
upon the authorities TO investigate.
The authorities had the remains disin-
TERED. when it was found that the girl
had been aWfully abused and beaten.
Msrrs and his wife, the latter being
the girls step-mother, are under arrest,
and their preliminary examination Is
set for Wednesday. Tonight report
from the scens OF the trouble states
that the people are very much excited
over the matter, and threats are made
against the two people, who are closely
guarded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
Seriously III.

Mrs Elizabeth Cook, OF Bridgeport
relict of DR.. John D. Cook, is reported
yerv m. She mas been suffering for
some time. About three weeks ago
She sustained q bad fall, which has
done much towards making her condi-
ton more serious. On Friday evening
Mrs Cook got much worse, and com
menced TO sink rapidly until last night,
she was in such precarious condition
that II was thought she could not live
until this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
WAS NEAR THE BOTTOM.

How Close the Country Game to Being
Forced TO silver Basis by Withdraw
ais OF GoIo tor Boarding.
WAsmNGToN, February 1S.-The at
tention Of the treasury officials was to-
day called to the statement made by
Senator Gray to the effect that just
prior to the signing of the last bond
contract United State Treasurer Jordan
had notified the Secretary that he could
not continue longer than the next day
to pay gold on demand for legal tenders.
This statement, it is said, was sDbstan-
italy correct. On Wednesday evening,
January 30, Mr. Jordan, Ia a telephone
message 10 the department said that
he thought be could hold out until the
following Saturday but that the next
day might decide the situation. IL was
further said at the department that the
net gold coin in the sub treasures and
assav Offices on February ., less gold
certificates to order outstanding, was
S35. $40, 516, aud that the gold 10 bullion
amounted 10 S43, 93S, sos, making the
total coin and bullion so, 500, ISL.
The first indications Of general witn-
drswals of gold for the purpose Of
boarding 10 this country, the Treasury
officials say, were not noticed on Janu7
srv II last. Withdrawals increased
RAPIDLY until on the 25th Of that month
they amounted to S7,156,0l0. On Jan
uaro 9S the first
MESSAGE or THE PRESIDENT
on the urgency of the situation was
Dresepted to Congress, and on that day
over S4. 600. coo was drawn. Ou the day
following the Withdrawals amounted to
over S3. O0O. 600, and on the 3Oth to
nearly II. 900, 600 The announcement
that negotiations for another loan were
In progress was made on the lSt Of Feb
ruarv. and on the following day the
vitbdra awals had decreased 10 S67, GOO.
On the 5th il was reported that d hitch
i'm the proceedings had occurred, and the
Withdrawals on that daY more than
doubled. From early 10 The year, 1t is
said. every effort had been made to
gather gold coin, and collect Ia New
York and Boston, the two principal
Do1pts of Withdrawals for shipment, and
ON the second OF February every dollar
that could be Withdrawn with safety
from other points had been shipped TO
these points.
In considering the details OF the con-
tract" say the officials, 'it should be
remembered that the treasurer was
dealing with a community
MORE OR LESS EXCITED AND PANICKY,
and that foreigners for long time had
been distrustful of American securities
and had sent large quantities. Of them to
rbis country 70 be sold. The
November bonds purchased at
~ which rose 10 ll9, had
fallen to ia, the latter figures showing
a net loss Of over 3 per cent. on the
nrice paid by the syndicate
The officials declare that it is ex-
trsmelv difficult 10 make any bond deal
irgsatall. After trying for four days
~ get q reduction of interest, even 10
,brse and fve-eighthS per cent, it was
fonnd absolutely impossible TO obtain il
and the position was regarded as too
critievl to admit Of longer delay.
THE BONDS GONG UP.
roxDov February lS.-The pro-
,osed nav American oo0ds touched 3 ~
rer cent. premium on the Stock Ex-
eebsn0e today. The closing quotation
on tbs street was per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
IMPERsONArED OFFICERS.
An Attempt to Extract s25 From Coal
Miner.

Joseph Shober, Laurelton, o., coal
miner. had an experience with couple
OF Wheeling sharpers, on Sunday after
noon. which shows the resources OF the
class of folks who live without working.
Mr.. Shober had been visiting his
brother-in-law, Rudolph NoyostnY, up
Indian Wheeling creek, ana was walk
ing along the pike on his way
BACK TO Bridgeport, when he was
accosted by two men, who displayed
badges such as policemen wear, and
told him be was under arrest on the
charge Of selling liquor without IL
cense. Mr.. Shober said be would 20
with them, and accompanied them 10
Bridgeport 90 the way they attempt
ed 10 induce him to give up SIS. This
he refused to do, and when the town
was reached, the two sharpers ran Of
and LETT him.
Mr.. Shober says the two men belong
in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
READY TO GO HOME.

An Ohio Girl, Dazzled With the Pros
pects of a Life of shame, sick and in
Trouble at Huntington.
81 eao 90 tas RssIsss-.
HUNTINGTON, VIVA, February IS
John Vance, who lives near Sciotovl.le,
Ohio, was here last night on very i'm.
pOrtant business. His daughter, an
eighteen year old girl, disappeared from
ue several months ago and went T.
4 innati, where she entered upon
life. The parent went there some
cime since after the errng girl, but she
had left the city, aud few days ago he
received a letter from her dated this
city requesting help to go home, and be
came after her. The girl has been SICK
and friends in the lower part Of tie city
took care OF her. She was well enough
to be taken home tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
If EVER A MAN


NEW ALBANY, IND, February Is
Because his wife allowed her pug dog
10 kiss her, snd would not permit him
the same privilege, Peter Bowman as
sau'ted her. Two sons attacked him
with clubs and fractured his skull The
oo7s we're arrested aud placed in jail to
await the result Of his injuries, which
are serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
BAD WRECK
On the Norfolk and Western-One Person
Killed and Two Injured.
Special to the Register:


Special to the Register:
Ceredo, w. Va, February 1S.-As
the wesu-bound fast line on the Nor
folk & Western. railroad due here at
about four o'clock was rounding the
curve just below this place this morn
ing the engine, baggage car and pas
senger coach were derailed and COM
pletely wrecked being turned upside
down. Alex, the five year old son
OF J. T. Hendricks was instantly kill
ed and the fireman, Schuyler Kelly,
was hurt about the back, besides hay
ing one arm badly sprained. if not in
ternally injured He Will recover.
Mr.. Kendrick, who has been living in
Tazwell county,Va., was on his way
with his wife and four children 10
Louise, Ky, to locate. Their grief is in
tense. The accident was caused by a
split switch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

Board OF Trade, Governor NacCorkle
delivered splendid address 10 large
audience, composed OF members OF the
Legislature aud prominent citizens of
the State, in the Senate chamber to
night, on the subject OF the building Of
the Nicaraguan canal The scheme was
unt0.ted and explained by the aid Of an
immense map which stretched the en-
tire width Of the hall. The address was
an especially able one and Was well re-
CeLVed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
Trains Now Running.

Special 10 me Hs1tsis-
HExDR1cKs, W. VA, February is
The Roaring Creek aud Charleston rail-
road strike Of Italian laborers, and the
contest between the two receivers ap-
pointed by different courts TO take
charge of the road, has, after much
trouble and damages done to the ran
road property, been adjusted oy Ne"
York parties buying uD all claims
against the railroad company at 30 per
cent. Trains are now running on the
road aud work going on.