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fUDN-N1nncTst, !, WII1Ihfis, 7. Ieft
bases.-Amherst, 7; Williams, 4. Two.base hits-Su.
van, Street, Home run-Draper. Passed bas-Draper,
z e stolen has %hnses.ftch, Street Wild piich.Lewis.
4; by Lewis. 4 First base on errors-Anherst, b
Williams. 2. Tmc-l:4O. Umpire-Brady. Attend.
ance-l,5OO.
UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA, 8: UNIVERSITY OF vrR.
UINiA, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, May s-Pennsylvanin won in the
seventh inning to-day from virginia by clever hitting
and base running. combined with few bad errors on
the part OF the vIsttors Thescore:
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Earned runs-Gleveland, Baltimore. .; First base
by errors Cleveland, ]. Left on baSrs-Cev Gland, Il
Baltimore. D. First on bason Young, 3: on Esper,
2. Struck out-By Young. 3; 10y Esper i. base
Stolen 6nses.Jennings, McAeers oConn9r: Double
Rcitz Hit by ptcher-By Young. Wild pitch Young
Passed ball-O'ConnOr. Cmpire-Betts. Tme-l:i0.
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Earned Louisville, 9: Philadelphia, 3. First
base on bas-On Kncii, =; ofr-McGli 4. Struck out
ky kncil, 2; by Mctiill, l.. Home runs iiallnan.
Thompson Thrcc.base hts-Shugart, Thompson.
Two-lase hits-Halinan, Mctiann. McGn. Sacrifice
hits e!ehanty, Iahncr Stolen bases Hamilton t2l,
BOYLE knell, Mctiann, Shugart Double Mctiill,
sullivan. aud Boyle. Hit by pitcher-kntii .. Passed
buiiZahner umpire-CampbclL Time-2 hours
CHICAGO =: wAsHISGToN,4.
CHICAGO. May s.-Chicago took three straight from
Washington, today's game being walkover for An.
sons aggregation. Attendance 900 The score:
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Earned runs CINCINNATI, 1; New York s. LETT on
bgsrs Cincinnati. 6 New York. I. First base balls
on Phillips. o; on RpsIe 4. struck out-iiy Phillips,
!: by Rusr, T. Thrcc.bhse hit Ewing TwO.hasc hits
Miller Burke. Sio'cn bases Latham l2I. Hogrever
Tiernan (2l. Passed ball-Farrell. Umpire-K Keefe.
lime--1wo hours.
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Earned runs-Chicago, 9; Washington. l.. First base
by errors Chicago, % Washington, L. Left on bases
chic ago. u; Washington, l. First base On s-On
Stratton. H. Home run--Ryan. Three base hitLangc.
TwOhase hit-Moran. Sacrifice hits Everett stewart
stolen wiImot Lange 60, Joyc. l2' Mc!;uire
StOrkJalc. Doubl" piay-pahen and AnNon. Hit by
ritcher-By Stratton, l. Passed ball-Mctiu!rc. Un.
pire-McDonald Tme-l:50.
BALTIMORE, O; crEvEIASp,2
CLEVELAND. May =. .-Raltmore won easily from
Cleveland to-day. The iora men could do nothing
with Esprr's pitching and got but four hts. Two
were to have been played. but rain Interrupted
the second game In the second inning. Attendance
The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
NEWS or THE NAVfs
Movamsnts OF wsr.hips-Rapid f''
Field Gun Tested.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The cruiSe'
Cas,,ne left Castine Me-, where she hao
been 20 receive punch bowl from ihe CIV
zsns for New York this mornins' 10 nav
some changes made in the position VI ,'e'
boats similar to those made on .". s,,s,s
chias. il having been found ,na' -
interfercd with the fire of certain suaa -,
The Minneapolis Will preoao,S ,,ard
II Is the desire of the Department ~ 81 ~
the vessel away from philadelphia Deiore
49,. ,,ucb tce accumulates In the beia-
ware river ~. u.ol,u forts
Tha baltimore has left the Taku iorts
hato,,, ,rIen 1'sin. and joined the horh,o". .
AZ che Foo. The Concoru a'ii'ou
shanghai to-day. after spending u iho"''
nm the Yang Use Kiang river -.
nv natrolt and the Machias are now
% ,hatr wav through the Suez canal
..baY,ng met AT Port Said on Nonday.
Chie, Engineer w. IL. wharton ma ma
been dstacbed from the New fo,N navy
ward. and placed on the retitea n'. IL, 90
Nra.aI ordnance officers had lrial oi
va, t,,o,ober three-inch rapid fire field gur
'.1 ~ head to-day This form OF arm
s' az adod in the naval service for iaild'
- Nv ',,,,,oses the Hotchkiss and othei
.l's.,lons S not having proved all that coulo
Wv %e~P ~dPos,red. Lieutenant f. F. Fletcher De
s,rned The carriage and breech lrieu Iol
ne erst time to-day. The tests were ho'
conclusive. .,,, .o>,aroin
The president has approved the eNailin
ing hoard which found Lieut.,
i,a,,s lie Sergeant Parker and Assistant SUI
econ stone eligible for promotion Tor IN th'
next higher grades in the navy n'
nose of Lieutenant Wadhams mas pesi
pending for some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
JAPS IDVANCE OTBR THE sSOW.
They Abstain From Occupying Nnichwane
in DefereDcr To ibe Wishes of ConsuIs.

\ special cable dispach from Shanghai,
dated January lst, to the New York Her
aid says:
After defeating General Sung az Much
wang the Japanese continued their march.
without occupying the foreign settlement
OF the city. This they did In Difference
10 the wishes expressed b. the foreign
consuis at Nuchwang. General Sung
barely escaped being made a prisoner.
one hundred breech-Oading deld guns
and several thousands of new rifles nave
reached Tien-1sin overland from Chin
Klang. They are destined FOR the cluip-
ment OF Wu teachings troops at shan.
ha-Swan.
A serious rebellion Is raging at Kin
chow. TO the north Of the Gulf Of Pechilli.
Taotai Tan has been dispatched with two
thousand Of Li-Hung- -Chang's troops 10
quell the insurrection.
The Censor. An We-tsn, together win
ten other officials OF high rank. recently
impeached the Empress Dowager on a
charge of exercising undue influence upon
public affairs. An Wel-tsin has since been
punished for his temerity.
A fortnight ago the Empress Dovager
caused forty lashes each To be admins
tered to two Of the imperial concublnes.
sisters. named respectively Chin and
Chen. for the offence OF Offering their
advice 10 the Emperor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
THE EMESRGO ON BHEr.
The Western Packers VIII Appeal to Con.
eresa to Take Action.

CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. 2--The packers
and shippers Of cattle and dressed beef
for export in this city were much alarmed
to-day 10 read OF the latest embargo
actiol OF the European authorities. the
closing of Antwerp TO American beer.
They were indignant and determined 10
protest against the embargo as an out
rage as we'll as n vital blow at the cattle;
raising industry of the country. They
declare that the sugar schedule in the
Gorman-Mi Milson bill was responsible
for the closing of the continental ports,
and that the pleuro-pneumonia excuse
was only subterfuge. All the live
stock exchanges I'm the West VIII take
concerted action for the purpose of pre-
yaiiing on Congress to bring about Dy
legislation a removal OF the embargo.
The National Live Stock Exchange sent
to-day q letter TO every western eX-
change, enclosing resolutions on the en-
barge subject passed by the executive
committee. In pursuance of instructions
from the Chicago Exchange. The letter
mentions that Congressman Wilson has
introduced "A bill to repeal the discrini-
mating duty on bounty sugar, and that
the remedial measure will probably be
considered Immediately after the recess
The cooperation OF all exchanges ~
urged. with the object of bringing pres
sure 70 bear on congressman TO pass the
bill Nelson :iorris, the only Chicago
packer who ships 10 the Continent, said
there was no question but that the em-
bargoes were intended for retaliation only,
and that the restrictions of the French
Government meant practical prohibition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
RESERVE MELTING AWAY
ANOTHER WITHDRA WAL OF 81, SOC, 900
FOR SHIPMENT.
A Net Increase in the Public Debt During
Dscsmber Of S31 $40, o,776-A Decrease
IA Gold Csin.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 2.-The
Withdrawals of gold from the New York
Srbtreasury to-day for shipment to Eu-
rope aggregated si.5oooo9. This reduces
the gold reserve in the Treasury to $Si,
100000 IN round numbers.
The debt statement issued this after
noon shows a net increase in the public
debt. less cash in the Treasury during
December. 1894, of $S1, ,32O,776. The interest
bearing debt increased sioO2,lW. non-in-
terest-bearing debt increased Sl25,6J0. and
the cash in the Treasury increased $S,629,
s.t.
The balances Of the several classes of
debt at the close Of business December
3lst were: Interest bearing debt, s6i9, los, :
80; debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity, Sl.SeJ.soO: debt bearing no
interest. S3SS2i7 ,3i5. Total, sl,O64,2i 20.
The certificates and Treasury notes OFF
set By an equal amount of cash in the
Treasury outstanding at the end of the
month were $3.50. .134l0i, d decrease OF
sl6,l36739. The total cash In the Treas
ury was S7S2. 1872 2S9: the gold reserve was
sS6.24 AS, net cash balance. $780, l55
In the month there was "A decrease In
gold coin and bars Of SA,744,1li. the tota
at the close being S139e0G .3H. or silver
there was a decrease of s767,o0f. OF the
surplus there was in national bank de-
positories sl6,lH, ,7l9. against sl6,729,4I3 at
the end of the preceding month.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-7The gold engage
ments for to-morrow's European steamer
amount to s22O0,0OO. of which Lazard
Freres will ship 100000; Heidelbach
Ickelheimer e. CO., 10000 and Ladenburg
Thaluan & Co., $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

ing Of the six boards or executive depart
ments. at Pekin. at least one Censor must
be present TO see that nothing Is done con-
trary to the law OF the land.
For some years the men that filled the
posts In the Censorate seldom found II
to their interest TO speak their minds
freely, owing to the oyershadowing infiu-
ence Of LII Hung Chang. II was An Wei
tsin, the man mentioned In to-day's dis
patches, who broke the ice few months
ago by exposing the corrupt means by
which Ii Hung Changs nephews and
other relatives had obtained their various
profitable. as we'll as responsible. posi-
tsons in the Government service. The i'm
mediate result was that the great satrap
who had been the virtual ruler of he
Empire so long had TO endure the humil-
alton OF seeing those closely related TO
him by family ties deprived of their rank
lift finger 10 help them. Ii Ching Fong,
or Lord Ii. as he is generally called.
was also involved In the general ruin.
Emboldened by his success. An Wei-tsln
then turned his weapon aga.ast other high
officials. and his recommendations In all
most every case have met with the En-
peror's approval. Now IL appears that he
has not even spared the Empress Dowager
herself in the discharge OF what he re-
CARDS as his official duty. but in this
instance his audacious zeal has had the
result of bringing unpleasant conse-
quences upon his own head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
FoR A UNIFORM WAGE SCALE.
The Railroad Coal Operators May Order a
General Reduction.

PlTTSBURG, PA, Jan. 2.-The Rail
road Coal Operators Association OF the
PIttsburg district held meeting to-day
and passed the following:
Resolved, That il is the sense OF this
meeting that we hold ourselves IN readi-
ness at any time to meet those response
BILE for the breaking down of the scale OF
prices agreed upon at the Columbus con-
ference, for the purpose of readjustinS
the price to such a basis as to bring
about one price for mining throughout
fhe district, and until such a result is at
tanned the lowest price paid al competing
mines must Of necessity be the price paid
by all the mines of the district.
At the meeting It was shown that the
GO cent rate had been shattered through
out the district, more than seventeen
mines paying 81 cents a ton. over dozen
paying 60 cents, and not few paying So
cents. II is altogether probable that on
Monday next a majority Of the operators
will post notices ordering a reduction to
50 cents or lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
A Bill surrsptitiously Altered.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Jan. 1.-The
real purpose of the suit begun by At
torney-Generai Keteham. in which the
fee and salary bill passed by the last
LEGISLATURE is Involved, has become
known and a political sens alton, in which
some OF the most prominent men OF
the State will f;gure. is promised When
the bill In question reached the Secre-
tarv of States cffice two years ago, 10
he prepared for the printers hands,
Section 90 had been tampersd with. thus
causing the defect In the bill, upon which
the Supreme Court has overthrown the
act. (hus allowing county Offices to be
operated under the old fee system. Who
altered the bill. or whether II was done
carelessly or with malicious design, Is
not charged in the suit just begun, but
the Attorney-General stated to-day that
he believed IL to be the result of cor
Tuption and that If the courts cannot
trace the alleged conspiracy, legislative
Investigation may be de handed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
FOR FURIHkR IHVEsTIGATI0HS.
a Resolution in the Assembly Looking tt
an Inquiry in Other Departments.

ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. I'm the As
sembly to-day Mr.. Conkling introduced
a resolution authorizing ths Speaker TO
appoint a committee TO act in conjunction
with a Senate committee 10 investigate
every department and the public records
of every official OF New York city. The
resolution was laid on the table. MIR.
Wray also introduced a resolution TO
make a similar investigation in the de-
partments of Brooklyn
In the Senate Senator Lexow nitro
duced to-day the Greater New York bri
which adds the Mayors OF New York and
Brooklyn to the commission, whose duty
il will be to have q charter prepared for
the union Of all the cities below the Har-
lem. He also introduced his power OF
removal bill, and his bill providing for
rehearings on proposed bills affecting mu-
inequalities. He asked that they be re-
ferred 10 the judiciary Committee. lie
said the bills were proposed by Mr..
Choate. Mr.. Root and other great legal
minds in New York city. Objection was
made and the bill went to the Cities Com
mittee,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
<RMENIAN's RETENGB.
Tho Goyernsr Of Bitlis Assassinatso oya
Christian.

LONDON. Jan. 2.-The Morning Post
hears from Vienna that Tahein Fasna'
Governor Of Bitlis, has been assass'iia'ed
hv a., Armenian who committed suicide
before he could be arrested.
Letters from Armenia say INA, the t
Armenians are desperate, ana feady ior
a;,nost any violence. 1t is said that the
Governor of Essin recently summoned
corgpicuous Armenians TO warn theHi Vi
q threatened Kurdish attack, ana ~ au-
wise them that they must prepare 10 ue-
fc "a themselves. as he could 90 niue Ioi
tbem. The Armenians tried TO OBTAIN
arms as he advised but found ereat Gnu
ruIfv in getting them. The attack was
made. but the result Is not known. TURK
ish oficials are said to be conhscaunS let-
ters right and left, hence 1t IS haraly
nossible to get unbiased accounts oi
events in Asia Minor. II was annouhceu
ofbciallv in Constantinople to-day mat
acting upon information from an Arme-
nian priest, the authorities in Moosh hau
seized a great quantity of revolutionary
literature. Three ArmenianS VINO at
tackled the informer have been arresteo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
The 0lcott-Earle Committees Bluff.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-The Olcott-
Earle Committee, which has endeavored
to reorganize the Reading railroad. to-
day applied TO the Pennsylvania company
for insurance on lives and granting an
nuities as trustees of the general and
preference mortgages, to institute fore
clogure proceedings. The matter was re-
ferred to John G.. Johnson, counsel for
the trustees 1t is believed in financial
circles that the committees threat OF
foreclosure is not seriously intended. and
that the proceedings will eventually be
abandoned. whether "A new reorganization
plan, which will be formulated, shall be
adoDted or not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Reducing Cotton Iai orers' Wages.

MERIDIAN. MISSy Jan. 2.-'oito5
planters of SazOo Delta have iist con-
cluded convention al Nitayuma, AZ
which steps were taken 10 flN 4 scale or
wages for cotton hands all over The cot
ton States. Resolutions We're passed fN-
ing the pay Of the best male labor ~ MY
cents per day and tho best class female
labor al forty cents per day. Not more
than seven dollars per month with rstions
will be paid the best labor, ana the crops
should be laid by ~ an expenditure OF
$50 per acre. clubs VIII ~ once he
formed throughout the state having for
their motto the reduction of wages. COZ:
John X. Cameron. Capt. John Willis ard
Dr. 4. !. Phelps three Of tle most prcmi-
nent men In the State. are giving i"a
movement their endorsement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
PRIhs7,S BAKsH LANGUAGE.
He Wishes All Girls Who Go to Dances In
Full Dress Would be Ruined

PANA, Ill, Jan. Rev. Father Stick,
who last summer gained nOtoriety by pub
licly assailing Protestants, said 10 his
parishOners yesterday:
II have members who viii not rent
peWs because they are too poor, yet they
have money TO get drunk twice a month.
| wish they would get drunk i1-night and
Law out doors and freeze TO death. There
are members of my congregation VINO
allow their daughters 10 30 to high-tone
balls and dances in full dress-nO dress
at all. Only indecent Catholics, Protes-
tants and heretics so TO such places"
lie said in palmer words that he wished
from the bottom of his heart the girls
who went TO these dances would be ruin
ed and added
II wish every boy or young man who
attends these dances would be dead and
rot, then the community would be purer.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
New Money Order Offices.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Jan. The
Post-offiee Department today establish
ed new money order officers at the FOL
lowing ramed post-ofilces, to so INTO ell
feet January 7th, nNNt:
Alabama -NeWhope.
Florida-Fort Brook. C0coanut Grove
Georgia -Fairmount, Pendergrass, Syl-
vester.
Texas-Angleton. Appleby. Arcadia,
Bend, Cistern, Miss Laurel, West-Slde
North CaTolina-Andrews, Cana.
South Carolind-Norway.
South Dakota-Amherst. Roswell
Tennessee-Hor Jennings, Mar
Vireinia-Harrisvile NORTH River
Limited offices allowed TO issue money
orders 10 the extent of s.. but not to
nav ont orders, were established as fol-
lows: ,,,,,- u,,-,.
Florida-Monteno, Orange Heights, Point
Washington. Winter Garden.
Georgia -Glenville, Lovett, Maxwell.
Observation-Disclosures. Tampa, free-
trode Hondle, Redwood.
North Carolna-Cave Creek. Dennls-
vile. Gordonton, Pluck, Slade5Viile,
Sheight's Bridge. ,,,,
Tennessee-Ailey Akison, Harrison, Mil
Creek.
Texas-Chalk Noun, Fentress, Luna,
Monkstown, Morgan Mill, PIPE creek
Stayden. Telephone.
Virginia-Lorraine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
MAY BHA BOND ISSUE SOON.
Treasury Ofaciais Despair of Keller by
Other Means.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-'The washington
correspondent of the Times says that
the Treasury officials from Secretary
Carlisle down. realizing that there is
nothing that they can do or that toh-
a,ress is apt to do toward preventing the
depletion of the gold reserve have lalleh
into q state Of Indifference as TO IT'S con-
dition. and appear very submissive as
to what the future may bring them'
Everything points to continued heavy
Withdrawals of gold in January, ana ONE
GERS of the Treasury. who do not care 20
be quoted. say privately that they look
for another bond issue about FEBRUARY
1st. unless there is a very decided I'M
provement. ,,.,,
The plan proposed by W. c. Cornweh'
tof Buffalo. president of the state BANK
ing Association, before the Reform Clup
AT New York, is gaining many auher-
ents. who believe that the sooner the le-
cal tenders shall be retired the better IL
will be for the future OF the country
Well Informed business men say that they
have no doubt that If II should be he-
cided to retire the legal tenders oy the
issue of S5O0,000O00 of iOw-rate Dohde'
the country would absorb the entlre issue
In a short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Death Prevented the Wedding.

DEFIANCE, OHIO Jan. 2.-On the
Miami river, just east of this place, last
night, Henry Clemens, aged twenty-six,
and Miss Lille biels. aged twenty-one,
were skating on ithe ice near the Inde-
pendence dam. when they skated into an
open space and were drowned. There
were no witnesses TO the drowning, but
several girls who were skating near heard
q cry and splash. and hurrying to the
spot saw a broken place in the thin cover
ing Of ice which covered the open space.
They gave the alarm, and in less than
half an hour the bodies of the two
young people were taken from the water.
The young couple were to have been
married i'm the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Carr ers Not 20 Act rs Iii-ks

WSHlNGTON, -. g., Jan. First AS
slst9nt POstmaster-General Jones has is
sued an important notice TO postmasters
az ilce delivery cfiices, which directly
concerns callers. Among the speoiiich-
lions Of the order is one prohibiting car
..ors from remaining at their desks or in
the working roc m of the office during any
interval or swing between trips or
during the dinner intervals; nor must
they remain In the post-ortice after re-
porting from the last trip of The day.
The performance of clerical work by ear
rers is absolutely prohibited. while
among other provisions OF the order is
one that men detailed exclusively in coll
lection service should not be allowed to-
enter the wOrk-roOm OF the Office except
10 Ienoait .helr collections
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
SAID me- sAW 1Hh HOLY VIRGIN.
This Declaration of IA Pilgrim Causes .
Elondy Rios

PRAGUE. Jan. IA peasant living
near Braunau. Bohemia, recently declar-
ed that he had seen an appartion OF the
Holy Virgin in the D0rengrund forest.
His story was believed generally outside
the town. and hundreds went daily 10 the
spot where the Virgin was said to ap-
pear. To-day several thousand persons
made the pilgrimage. They were met in
the forest by "a crowd of scoffers, who
ridiculed the peaeani's story. and even
tually provoked the pilgrims to violence.
riot followed. Gendarmes sent out from
Braunau were unable to restore peace.
After several charges they fred into the
throng. Although ten men were wounded.
the two mObs continued fighting. Several
hundred turned on the gendarmes and
eventually drove them from the for
est. Troops have been ordered out TO
disperse the rioters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
KENTUCKY SESATORsHIP FIGHT.
Buckner. Brown, BreckiniidGe and Me
Creary Opposing blackburn

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. 2-The sena-
torial race promises to be unusually inter-
esting. Buckner and Brown have declared
themselves in favor of convention nomi-
nation. Whether this would be regarded
as binding by the Legisls ture is a matter
of speculation. Ii is generally conceded
that Senator Blackburm has got TO make
a fight. Representative Breckenridge is
working against him, aud what makes il
more unfavorable for Blackburn is that
his home counties lie In the Ashland dis
trict. where the emhers of the. Breckin-
ridge fire are still smonldeIing. McCreary
is not identified with any OF the factions
and appears 10 be a strong factor in the
race. Buckner and Brown will enter the
race, drawing from each Others territory
and there is probably less good feeling
between these two candidates than ex-
lists between any OF the others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

q sol, of Mrs. Hughes. their cutter was
struck by q passenger train. All three
occupants of the cutter were instan,,,y
killed. The young man was throw1 rory
feet or more and mark on his ieit
temple Indicated where the blow struck
that ended his life Mrs. Hughes race
was almost completely torn away. ana
the back OF Mrs. Larkin's head is crush
ed to pulp. All the bodies also bore ,oi otner
marks OF Injury. The horse was killed
and the cutter reduced to kindfing wooo.
The husband OF Mrs Hughes had been
in the cutter and being cold. had got OUT
and was walking a short distance oe-
Cured.