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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-02
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NoNcc Of Motion for Revival Of
Action.

Territory %. oklahoma. County Of
hogan
Ir district coUr.
Jcunie U. g8Aa. plaintiff VS. John
CsUBChHa and JohU ta.tuor. dcteu5-
ants
Vo Andrew 4, Schuo.l administrator.
4ra che unknown hcI-S- -at-Igw of
John 60 0aUhsu. deceased.
NoU and each ot Won will take
notice thst upou Monday. the IIth
day of March A. % ISs5. the above
ppmcd plaintiff Jcuuig HoCar, Will
make her woNou 90 r,v'vo the above
ortitlca couSe against thU udmiui~trH-
tnr up6 che hoirs-st-IHv ot tho above
uumed defendant Johr RghBn.
de,cased at which tiWy won and each
o| Won ear hg present and object 90
eucE rgr.vor E.. Won So desire
Tp>NIt b. UhcAR Plaintiff
d o..
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rhg statehood convention u,et "a.
otlsh,rrs cay yesterday sr5 was
'arre,y aiteDoe5 Str,nE resolutions
s0. u'emNris'> ,vtve rss>e. urEiDr
ir'r,-liatc statehood
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Runv. Canon CITY NcAUistcr. Foutc-
mae just uu loaded. y D. CheaU @
, ,o8. to. Pho orU o. 2ttt
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Tie rcgu ar meeting ot Tho ladies'
90 tbe o. a Is vI. hc hcld Saturday,
Teb 3. az 8p u. MIR. Geo Gardner,
Seyrctar,.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city and Wheeling

Strangers In the city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.
s. C. sybert and wife, Of slstersville,
are Stamm guests.
Miss Maria Welch. Of MoundsvIlle. is
visiting Wheeling friends.
Rev. Mr. Cochran. of Wellsburg, was
a Wheeling visitor yesterday
John Lungdon Is home from a visit to
his brother at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. John Lewis. OF wellsburg, was
visiting relatives in the city yesterday.
Paul p. Lyon, Of slstersville, and F.
Il. FetEer, Of Warrington, were at the
StRmm.
U. N. Arnctt, jr.. OF Tairmont, and
Thomas Cats, Of Moundsville, are
Windsor arrivals.
]. D. Llpplncott, Of Pittsburgh, COM
mcrcial ngent Of the Ohio River rail-
way, was here yesterday on n business
visit.
Mir. John r. Cowl, superintendent OF
mails at the postofllco. has been on
duty for several days past on account
Of severe Illness.
A. u. Waters and a. " Henderson, OF
Slstpravllle; Joe Snakard, OF Eureka;
W. NJ. Klncald, OF Cameron; W. b.
Fairfax, OF slstersvillc, are arrivals at
the Behler,
MIR. Philip Maurer Is expected home
from HIS extended western tour this
week. He writes that he found the
weather at Denver too cold TO go out
doors. II was a startling change from
Los Angeles, whore he was before.
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a really decent sort of old-fashIoned
snow fell in unexpectedly about 10
o'clock yesterday forenoon. 1t came so
unexpectedly that people scarcely be-
lIeved 1t was really showing in earnest
until the ground was well whltened.
Tho snow continued to fall well on into
the night, II had not got thick enough
nor well packed enough last night for
slelghing, but few hours more OF
snowfall, without thnw or rain, Will
make excellent sleigh roads, One man
was out In his cutter yesterday after
noon, but the runners dragged and
grated painfully.
Even the weather bureau was taken
by surprise. II had foretold possible
rain and the snow was an nstOnisher.
The children were not long In, taking
advantage OF the snow, The tracks
were pretty heavy, but hundreds OF
sleds were out last evening and last
night, The boys have been tempting
Providence for several days by skating
at places on the creek where the Ice
would bear weight, but the snow spoil
ed the skating and drove them to coast
ing. II the snowy weather would only
last till the end OF the year. II would
make II typical old-time holiday sea-
son; but then II will not. There are
two weeks till Christmas, and the av-
erage experience In this battle ground
OF the elements" would lead one to eN-
peCt about fourteen kinds OF weather in
that time.
The owner OF a sleigh will wish the
snow may remain on the ground at
least one day, 30 as to give him a
chance 10 earn the interest on his in
veStment. 1t does not take much OF an
investment 10 own n cutter now-a-
days. Very neat, Hight, strong ones
can he bought anywhere from SIS TO
$50, according TO style and finish.
man who often hires sleigh will save
money by buying one. II doesn't take
up much room. even II II cannot be
used more than two or three times a
year, and 1t will last a lifetime the
way they are built now.
A sleigh used to cost three times Us
much, and then the vehicle was clum-
sy, heavy and not to be compared in
any way 70 the fairy-like iller OF to-
day.
Blacksmlths and dealers In black
smiths supplies were enjoying o boom
yesterday. HOrse-owners all wanted
their teams sharp-Rhod at once, and
there was a constant string OF horses
into and out OF all the shops.
People should not overlook the exls-
tence OF the snow ordinance" 1t is
TO be enforced this year. and all prop
erty owners should clean of their side
walks before n. m. to-day
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LOCAL BREYITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN aud About
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment IN aud About
the City,
The Grand this evening-"Miss Ha-
rum Scarum,"
In the police court yesterday morn
ing n plain drunk was tined 81 and costs
which he paid,
Tho Arion society will give a Kaffee-
vislte this evening especially for the
older members.
At the recent bazaar and fair at ST.
Joseph's Cathedral the ladies' In charge
cleared over 5000 for the church treas
ury.
"Outcasts OF Great City" closed It's
engagement at the Grand last night.
The business was fair Mt all the four
performances.
The musicale by the Fourth street
NJ. Il. church choir, TO be given In the
church this evening, bids fair TO be an
artistic and popular success.
About all that comes into Clerk
Hooks net these days ore deeds OF
trust. It looks as II everybody must be
borrowing money to buy Christmas
presents.
MUM a Brandfass are building n fine
lUINt-hkuIg malN NbbuA allA ANNNtAS Nh
Water street. north OF the st. Charles
hotel. II will be decided Improvement
on that square.
A little child OF Thomas Edwards,
who lives on Indiana street. Island,
was so badly scalded by hot milk Rcci-
dentaly spilled over 1t, that II died n few
hours afterward.
Yesterday the argument In the olga
rctte cases was finished In Judge Camp
BELTS court, and the matter was sub
mitted to the court. a decision Is not
expected for some time.
In the circuit court yesterday Evan
o. Thomas, guardian OF NJ. A. and n. h;
Morrow, reported that he had complied
with the order OF the court as TO the
transfer OF certain funds,
Bill Falloure was sent to jail by
Squire Phillips for ten days at the end
Of which period he will have his hear
ing on the charge OF assault and bat
terry on Mrs. John Thompson.
Last evening the Ladies' Of Honor
gave a bazaar and supper in Egerter's
hall. II was largely attended and the
audience was well entertained. A
dance followed, for which Prof KILL
myer furnished the music.
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Holiday Excursion Rates on the II. a q.
In pursuance OF It's usual policy. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets Mt reduced
rates betwees ull stations ON its lines
east OF the Ohio river for all trains De-
cember u, %, %, "a, %, 81. and January
/. valid for return journey until Janun-
ry Z, Inclusive. In central traffic terri
tory or points west Of the Ohio river,
and between Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
tickets will be sold December "a, %, 81,
and January l. valid for return trip
until January ., inclusive.
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Yesterday the long distance connec-
tlOn by telephone with Morgnntown
was formally opened under the super
vision Of d. X. Tnppan, Of this city. II
worked to charm. A large party Of
the professors and students at the Uni
versity and prominent citizens talked
to Wheeling people In the exchange
here, and all were well pleased. The
connection will he n great advantage
to Wheeling business men having GUS
toners in MorgantoWn
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rHn Hup oLoEHIERs ANDgURMsHRRs.
I HE HUB ''.'' F Field L:

Seems that we have done even better in Ovcrcoats
than we thought Themore we see and hear ofother
stores and stocks the plainer is Don't buy bindy.
Don't be afraid to come in just to look Our statesmen
are paid salaries-their time is yours-to show or
sell-ust as you say and the best of it is we have
variety to show, too, Not exaggerating a bit when
we soy we have as many OYercoats as any three
stores have, because we show all the styles. If we
took your measure and made them to order we could
not give you any better garments. There are no
finer fabrics, there are no better trimmings, there
could be no more care and pains given to the max
ing. You can see how perfectly they ft-that is tn.
beauty of a readymade coat You can try them On
and see how you like them before you buy them
Another beauty about ours is that nobody could tell
whether they are readymade or not -nine out Of ten
would say not. $500 is our lowest price-good
Coats-gooda as any anywhere for $7.OO-$25@
our best, and there are none better-none as good
except from the finest tailors, and they double the
price, Here full satisfaction or no sale-a word Of
fault and back goes your money-quick. Don't you
like the fairness? Our Coats are as honest as our
methods.
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Has found that her little ones are I'm.
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup Of Figs. when In need Of the laxa-
tive effect Of n gentle remedy than by
my other, and that II Ia moro ncccptn.
benefits them. THE true remedy, Syrup
Of Figs, ia manufactured by the Calltor-
mia Fig syrup Co. only.
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Yesterday morning Nellie Ellsworth,
Of Alley c, the Maggie Elliott who
attempted suicide on the bridge yes
tcrdny morning early, was M before
the mayor on charge OF plain drunk
She was taxed $40 aud costs, and not
being able TO llquldnto was sent to jail
for thirty dnYa.
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Last night officer Kemple arrested
Annie Costello aRRin on the same old
charge, plain drunk. She had not
reached the wIndow-smashing stage.
Mary Simpson and Hattie Lee, two
frail females who had been drinking
about town all afternoon. were run In
by Officer McCausland. The three wo-
men made night hideous In the lookup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

Yesterday Bertschy's undertaking
wagon was being driven up Sixteenth
street, east OF EofI, when the horse
frightened NJ the motor and ran on.
Tho shafts were broken. ana Mr. Ham.
dragged some distance.
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acknowledgement
onlos. Ne.. W ana " rourtssa1l slrseL.
New Advertisements,

January Prires-deo, NJ, Shook & CO.
Fur saIeSJ. p. Bcnnctt & co-Flfth
Grand Opera House-speclaI Delivery,
Stocks for Slle-Slmpson q IllElett;
6heEiH's, Sale OF West Virginia Glass
Co.'s Works.
Private Sale OF Household Goods
Meadow Cream Cheese-C, v, Harding
& Co,
Filter Water-EWlng Bros,
No Cure, No Pay-doetZe's Pharmacy,
stop u Manifestation, Wheat q Han
cher Co.
MISUNDERSTANDING Old City BOOK
StOre-rhird Page.
Good Health-b, dundlIng s Co,-ThIrd
Page,
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FORTY thousand dollars worth OF
fine Diamonds to DO sold at prices that
will move them.
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The cream of the stock of two leading
New York furrlers will be on sale at
our store on Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday.
Among this lot are many fine Mink.
Persian. Seal Wool Seal and Astra-
chan Wraps, and they will be marked
j, S. RHODES & co.
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SPELL OF WEATHER.
The First Really Truly Snow Of
the Season Yesterday,
RIGHT WEATHER, IF 1T LASTS.

The Snow Game so Suddenly that People
We're Not Prepared for TIA Few Hours
More oft wan Make Good slrlghlng,
Which lisa Rare Enjoyment In Wheel
ing In Late Years Tho Kids Already
Making ths Most oflt
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WATER RENTS for the term ending
March 81, 1890, are now due, and II paid
on or beIprs Dslembar 81, 1895, u dis.
count OF 10 per cent Will no allowed.
fIIECIrY WATER BOARD,
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FUR Capes IRE moving out with a
rush at the low prices we name.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
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AK for u. u. Horse Covers. Take
no ulhcf.
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CUT prices on all cloaks and capes
at GEO. NJ. SHOOK & cos.
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HAVE you seen those elegant 80 Trous-
oring.? You should not fail 20 order n
pair ut g. HESS & sons.
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DON"r fail 10 hayU.n pair ~ those ale.
giant aO TF0HAWta nHdB 10 nrdOr AT
q, lIIss n SONS,
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WE buy Diamonds and buy them At
prices 10 that we Cnn sell them,
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TO ho sure YOU gpl q good Horse
cover ace that y n. IN On II,
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p. D. Horse Covers 1T not only pock-
ctbooks but horses as we'll.
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IIolIday E.eur.lon nnlt. on the y. 4 o.

WRAPS for Ladies', Misses and Children
Mt and below cost, LIS GOOD a co.
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LADIES, surprise your husband, brother
or sweetheart by ordering for him a line
silk vest, pair OF trousers or an oVeTpont
for ChTlstmAs' We have their measure
fashionable TAilors and Gents furnlah'
ers, AuTkat street,
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JANUARY prlrcs on all clonkH ana
cnpcB. GEO. NJ. SHOOK Il 90.
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DON'T buy Diamonds untIl YOU talk
With uH on tho subject
DILLON, WHEAT a. ilANCHlgN co,
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WI? are the handkerchief Kings Of
wheeling. uEO N. SHOOK n co,
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aRO II. TAYLOnS stare will bC open
evenings from now anil christmas,
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HOLIDAY GOODS Mt G. Hess 8 sons.
Full fine OF DGntS and Adl0T'S Kid Gloves
aud Dress Shields,
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oS SE G S iSs s,.s I" EEO SS 81" H U.s.
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JAMES A. HENRY.

ENERY DESCRIPTION or
~ BOOK, lob, NoWspnpnr and Pop-
iSlr,disai ioHnVl Ssf l'' GVylcf nSasriI
aud lIapld ltcasoS New TypO aud DelignL
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SPECIAL sale of wraps and Dress Goods
nj l.. 4, uuOd n Co.'s,
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that LITTLE WORLD OF TOYS

third floor eyand for children Let them come TO
sts and Curious MechsnlcSl Th9Ss and MgSiS
make ROOM Mr. and Mrs Santa Claus gets pushed little
Come early Stay late
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ITHE CHINA DEPARTMENT.

At least 5000 people department Saturday. almost
yesterday No wonder the people come Holiday bar
Piece China Dinner Set regular 81 set Holt
III Pieoo HayIspd regular $50 90 set Holiday
Sale Price, SA u.s.
tIonsi regular so 90 set;Holday Sale Price SH So
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HENRY JACOBS

P. D. Horse Covers arc waterproof
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FOR SALE
Residence, Pleasant Valley
lot Ion South Huron strcOliOr less than coaL
No. a North ftOnl sltccL
Lot OIL aOuih Front alncil
lot OIL kOulh Huron Ilrdll
Residence WDUlsltla
Residence, South Huron AlrnoL
SlSmOlnQl lOu'o, lcnnSuA
House aud lot National road, sJh
Residence, kOhiucky street
Residence, Tlltiyifal street
Residence, lharlluu street
licsIdCnpO, MruullOph slmcl
Residence, Fifteenth gtfr,t
Residence, RltlcChil street
-
JAMES A. HENRY,
llenllaltc Agent Collsd1t Ndlary Public aud
penllgl AllltllpI. No lll Market slteNl dpn
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Tyenty-nve indictments wGro handed
down In Brooklyn agains. trolley chr
strikers. All tho indicted persons
ploadcd not guilty.
In tho IIaywnrd.Ging murder trial
Yesterday two important witnesses for
The dcionso wuro ilnpeachcd br tho
s,ntc on rcbuttal evidence Nothing
moro s,artlin. was adducod.
Tho clcctrica! workers. strike in New
York j. assuming IL serious phnao.
Euilding tradca aro taking haud. and
IL cxpoclcd that before sunset To-day
,horc will between 5000 and 10000
building operatives out IN New York,
aud vicinity.
At tho National Womnn's Council in
Washington greetings wero received
fran tho American Proportional licp-
rcssn,ntion Loaguo, expressing qympa-
INV with tho aims looking to tho better.
men. OF woinanknd. A number Of
women discussed tho progeosg Of the
organizations OF women.
Justice Green, OF llu1alo, decided tho
Glori. snit by refusing 10
yrant tho injunction applied Tor
hv Captain Glori. restraining
Tit,,Imnon, from exhibiting undor
ony management thnn that VI Giori.
a. tho same ,imo the juBtico holdu
lin, n partnership exists between tho
iwo and that both arc entitled TO M
equal share Of tho earnings oil the
HeNaoI.
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TREND OF TRADE.
Il. q. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Isnvlcw OF Trad o
and IiusineHs Prospects.

Il. q. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Rnvlew OF Trade
and business Prospects.
New YoHE, March 1.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade, which
Issues tomorrow, will say:
No gold goes out, though sterling eI.
change has risen closc to the exporting
point, and it does not yct appear that
the syndicate has yet made any effort
to control the exchange market With
drnwals OF gold by redemption OF legal
tenders have not ceased, but since tho
closing Of the syndicate contract have
averaged about Sl20,0O0 nor day. Wheat
IL &c highOr on account OF bad weather.
Corn is II shade higher with western re-
ceipts much smaller than last year.
The industries make very slow gain,
where they make any. Little 10 said OF
the stopparc OF tho Edgar Thomson
steel works, though many thousands OF
hands depend OH its operation, because.
the Carnegie company has purchased
$4,000 tons OF Bessemer pis at - so to
$40 at Pittsburgh, Il price indicating
that the biggest concern in Western
Shh5N y NlNAhtA hOcs iOs hhut " ludhc
iron for less. At other markets pig iron
has been qriot, and elsewhere, as at
Pittsburgh. structural orders account
for large share OF tho new business re.
ported, though activity in wire, wire
rods and barbGd wire still continues
bar aud steel tirmcr at Pittsburgh, but
without change in tho quotations, and
on the whole the reduced consumption
in January does not seem to have more
than matched the reduced production.
In the minor metals there is more
business in lake copper At 9.65 cents
with some offerings ct 9.5 cents and
forced Gales have denressed lend to 81
cents. lin is also weaker at 1871 cents
with heavy importations. Tho sales OF
wool,at the three chief markets during
the past months have been 20,303.55O
pounds against l,Si4.l3l last year aud
%, 900 for the same weeks two years
ago. aud while the mills making low
grade goods are fairly supplied with
orders, it is most wholesome feature
that numerous cancellations are re-
ported. indicating that the goods sup
piled at exceptionally low prices do not
meet the expectation Of buyers.
On the other hand the demand for the
goods OF a better grade seems little
better than expected.
Failures for the past week have been
go in the United States, against 26l last
year and in Canada IS against 10 last
year,
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Cry or MExlco, VIA GALVESTON, TEX.
As, March LII Is now known that two
hundred people were killed and injnrcd
in tho terrible wreck on tho Intcr.
Oceanic railroad yesterday afternoon.
1. is impossible as yet, to any how
many OF this number are dead as tho
wreck has not yet all been cleared AWAY
aud reports arc very conflicting. Il 10
feared, however, that over one hun.
d,ed arc dead. The train was an OK.
cur.iou, carrying 1900 passengers. re.
.urring from the pilgrimage annually
made tc Sacrs Monteshrine.
Ne.r. Pcdrid Blanca there 10 a sharp
curve and at this poin. from some rea.
son as ye. not definitely learned, five
coaches jumped the track and went
down the side OF the mountains.
Three OF them were smashed com.
pletsly into kindling wood. As soon as
word was received in this city, re.
lei train was sent out with surgeons
and wrocking force, and the work OF
re.cuinS the wounded and the taking
Oh, the dead, has been progressing
.ince. As fas, as possible, the wounded
we're brought to this city, President
piaz having ordered the military hos
pi,al, with its stat. to care for all survi-
yors..
4 geud'arms who returned on ono Of
the relief trains, saws that he saw four
teen dead bodies taken fbm one coach.
These bodies were mangled in the most
shocking manner, some OF them were
in fragments and limbs. heads and
bodies were mixed up in such manner
as to make Identification almost i'm
possible.
The scene about the wreck was most
sickening as we'll as sorrowiul. Rela.
tiyes were searching for missing mem.
bsrs OF :heir families, and women and
children who had lost husbands aud
fathers we're crying and moaning in q
heartreuding manner.
Further de.ails from the acene OF the
wreck are expected later this evening.
But the telegraphic service is unsatis.
factory.
Ids l5 the ulo5b hoIioud NreCh III
Mexico aincc 1851, when train load OF
soldiers went through bridge, 400 OF
the men being killed.
The noss careful inquiry in this sec.
ton OF the railroad people indicate that
there were no Americans on tho train,
the passengers, so far "a learned, being
natives.
The train crew arc Americans. and in
accordance with tho Mexican customs
all vho wore not killed will be arrested,
the Mexican laws placing the responsi-
bNi!y Of .vainmeu for such affair, being
STRINGENT.