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President Mrs. Ella r. Wallace of Iln-
nois came in and made a DELIGHTFUL
talk.
In the afternoon Chief
Lawler and staff paid the encampment
visit and were welcomed by Depart
ment President Mrs. James S. Watson.
The commander-in-chief and members
or his staff responded happily. A little
later a committee arrived from the G.
A. r. encampment to present the greet
ings of that body to the Women's Re-
lief corps The committee consisted of
Commander Hurd of Stevens Post, Sc
attic, and Past Department Command
ers s. G. Cosgrove and Don G.. Lowell.
Short, felicitous speeches were exchang-
ed after which the visitors withdrew
and the election of officers was proceed
ed with.
The following were elected, all by ac-
clamation: Department president, Mrs
Lizzie Carnes, Walla Walla; senior vice
president, Mrs. Bessie Hooker, Seattle;
junior vice president, Mary e. Smith,
Tacoma; treasurer, Mrs. Ella Brining,
Dayton; chaplain, Mrs. Lottie Vose,
Spokane.
Delegates to national encampment-
Mrs. Margaret Freeman, Spokane; Mrs
Amanda Oliver, Spokane; alternates,
Mrs. Ella Davis, Cheney, and Mrs. A. P.
Curry, Spokane.
Executive board.-Mrs. Frank Bedell,
Walla Walla, chairman; Mrs. Lizzie
Grow and Mrs. Virginia Swegle, Walla
Walla; Mrs Ellen Broadfield, Tacoma
Mrs. Sarah Truax, Pennington.
Department President Mrs. Carnes an
nounced the following appointments:
Counselor, Mrs Helen Burke, Seattle
inspector, Sarah Tomlinson, Tacoma
installing officer, Mrs. Nettie Dumb
Colfax.
SONS OF VETS.
The Sons Of Veterans devoted the fore
noon to routine business and discussing
proposition made some time ago OF
turning the department into military
organization. The leaders on each side
were ex-Commander Young of Seattle
for, and ex-Commander Harry Rosen-
haupt Of Spokane against the PROPOSE
ton. On coming to a vote the propo'
sition was voted down.
! The exemplified ritual of the order
was given by John A. Logan camp OF
this city and was pronounced by visi
tors the best ever given in this depart
ment. In the afternoon the following
officers were elected, all unanimously.
Commander, w. w. Sparks, Vancou
yer; senior vice, George Clarke, Spo
kane; junior vice, H. H. Phillips, Sc
attic.
Division Council, f. S. Brownell, Boise
Idaho; j. M. Newman, North Yakima
H. H. Hubbard, Cheney. Washington
Idaho, Utah and Montana compose thi:
division.
Delegates to the national encamp
ment, %. T. Bedell Of Walla Walla and
Amos O. Bunker of Olympia.
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WOMEN,S RELIEF CORPS ELECTION
Busy Day, Full Of Interest and Incl
6enf

Inc morning session of the Womans
Relief corps was devoted to receiving
ana dlsposing of reports of committees,
ana the giving of an exemplification of
of the retualistic work Of the order
under the direction of Mrs Helen Burke
of Seattle.
While this was in progress National
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Japan Russian Treaty.
st. Petersburg. June 1.-THE CONNER
cial treaty between Russia and japan has
been signed.
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IN A PARAGRAPH.


Tho trlcnniul session Of the national
council OF the Congregational churches
OF tho Unitod stOtos opcncd six days
session at Syracuse, yesterday
Howard D.. Herr, John II. Dannhy
aud Joseph Burke, city officials OF But.
ialo, N. Y, OrO under artost for Cln'
bczRlIng money by padding tho pay
rolls.
Father Ftuhctty, of Gcucsco, n. Y,
who was convicted oi nssaulting u girl
undcr sixtcon years Of nro, has boon
sentenced TO seven yoars' imptiIon'
meni.
Tho twoaty.aah convention Of tho
general council OF tho Evangelical
luthCran Church Of North America
mot AZ fapton, Pa, yesterday. ono
hundred delegates are present, Among
the uucntions which will como bcIoro
tho body aro tho reorganization ut
homo mission work, now Sunday
school book nnd tho scripturO lcssohh
for tho Sunday schools.
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LORD SACKYILLE'S GALL,
His vltupSratlVo Pamphlet Causes AmaIs.
ment In England,

ment ln England,
LONDON, Oct. 0,-Ths statements
made by Lord sackvilIO, who, as Sir
Lionel sackville.West, was the British
minister at Washington from lsSl.SO. in
pamphlet marked, "For private cIrcu.
lation only" q copy OF which was OBJ
tanned here by the correspondent Of the
New York World, aud tho substance Of
which was printed in the United States
to-day, have caused amazement In diplo'
matte circles,
Truth, commenting upon tho state
meuts made, says:
"WhethGr it was courteous or Judi
cious for Lord SaCkYilla to publish this
attack while Mr.. Bayard is Ambassador
IN London ia debatNbls question, to
which 1t may, however, reasonably he
replied that Mr. Bayard was immeasur.
ably mora diacourteous and inludIclous
in his behavior towards SaCkyillO.weSt
when tho latter was at Warrington,
Mr.. Bayard, therefore, would bG mean
TO complain Of this point
"hut the matter acquires exceptional
interest whom it IL considered Rlds by
aide with recent dispute regarding the
TacO for tho Americas cup. 1t Should
be remembered that Sackville.West was
the victim Of an election trick. An in
dscreet expression Of opinion upon his
part was exaggerated for the purpose Of
exciting anti.Euvliah agitation, Tho
trick WAS successful, and sacEvillO.
West was handed his papers. England,
ia the person OF her eRVoy, was grossly
and wantonlY iusultsd. Mr.. Cleveland,
however, failed to secure the election,
ain our relations with America, OK.
porencs teaches US always TO be on tho
alert. The two nation, arc very nearly
allied and everything should be
done on both sidos of the Atlantic to
unto them moro closely. Both nations
have much In common. In America
they have our peers, and in England We
have iheiE heiEesses."
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which no one can meRsuro the dlsaI.
troua effects. Tho final object OF tho nc.
Cupation Of Rome was not to complete
political unity, but in destroying tho
walls of tho temporal metropolis TO
moro closely attack the spiritual power
Of tho popOa, The object was to change
tho deStinies OF Rome, return II to
pRganiam and give birth to third
Rome tn third era Of civilization,
Nothing will over confer veritRbla
Independence upon tho papaeY 80 long
as it does not have temporal iurludlc'
tiou,"
The letter OF the popo then vauuts the
blessings Of pontiGcal Sovereignty aud
invites Italians not to be bound up with
aecls, and to consider how pernIcinus
It would be to perpetuRte the conflict
which ia proGtiug the enemies OF Chris.
tiRnity.
The letter OF his holiness concludes
with: "It Italians, throwing of the Ma.
sonic yoke, would llsten to rs wa could
open our heart To the ioudsst hopes.
Otherwise, we can but now predict new
perils and greater disasters"
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NEARLY WIPED ,OUT.

BnyArd, W. Va, suGOrs From Dhn,.
trOuA Fro - ThIrtySsySn TuiIdings
burned.
CMcMSATr, O., Oct, 0.-The Euquir.
Or's special from Cumberland, Nd, says
thFes.iouFlhs OF the town Of
Bayard. West Virginia, was wiped
out by Gro to-day, The village
was without fro department and sent
to Cumberland and eliOwhors for relief,
but not in time to saYo the main part OF
the town. Tue poStoIliCo, six business
blocks and thirty dwellings were
burned. Among the buildings burned
was the only church in the town. The
LOSE Is estimated at sos, 900.
The houses were SmRll and very few
OF them we're o: much value, but tho
conlagration has left three.lourths oil
tho town homeless and suffering 10.
night. No lives were lost.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL BoAnD

OniCsrs ElScLsd-LookiRg to Improved
Hoads-EIporimsnt Station Endorsed.
Special DtIpaieh 10 ne IHttHigsaetL
CuARLEsToN, W. Va, Oct. 9.-The
state board OF agriculture to-day elected
the following officers; President, I. q.
AtkesOui secretary, c. c. BrOwn, and
civil engineer, Il. b. Davenport
II. l. Ball. director OF the state wealth.
or service, at Parkersburg, was re.elsct.
cd as meteosologst OF the board for two
years, and DR.. William Petrie. OF
Wheeling, and Dr.. L. e. Terry, Of this
city, were reelected As consulting IVet'
eriIiarios for the same period.
After n full discussion tho following
revolutions were unanimously adopted
by tho board:
Resotred, That II. q. Davenport, con.
sultinG civil engineer, is hereby re-
quested to examine the existing road
laws oi tho state and submit to tho
board any amendment he may deem
necessary to secure tho improvement Of
our public roads, together with any
recommendations he may deem perti-
neut, with Wow to the improvement
Of tho conditions Of the roads under
existing laws.
RcSofrcd, That this board desires
hearty corporation with the ItAtO agri.
cultural experiment station, with a
view to mutual aid, and will do all 1t
can to make tho experiments and in.
vestiRatiouS OF the station Of practical
benefit to tho farmers OF the state, aud
will meet the directors aud station IGaii
half way in any effort in that direction.
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DGrHoir Mlcn, Oct. O,-During the
funeral Of an army veteran ut Port
Huron to-day, Father Spacth, tho Catho.
lie prioal, who olllcInlnI. forbade tho
pall.bcarcrs to enter his church whilo
wearing q. A, H. badges, on tho ground
that rOghla Of any society not approved
by tho church IL not permitted to bO
worn In churches. Tho Incident ctr.
atrt gtoat dcnt Of fccitrg at Port
Huron. Bishop Foley WIS soon hOrC
this afternoon anl askcd RbouL tho
mnltcE llc said that no rnlc prevailed
which would prohibit tho wearing ol
Grand Army badges In tho churches,
and that tho Port Huron ptiCst had
committed nn ogtrgloua bundcr II hU
excluded tho pnll'bcurOrs IA stated.
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BRADFoRD, Pa, Oct 0.-While the
Alton accommodation train on the
Now York, Lake Erie & Western rail.
road was switching cars at Howard
Junction, about o'clock this evening,
a heavy loaded freight train came
laundering down steep grade aud
crashed into tho rear passenger coach.
Tie conductor OF tho passenger train
warned his passengers to jump. They
had no more than got out when the
crash came. The coach was knocked
over an ombankmCut and took fire, and
it, with two freight cars, woro destroyed.
The engineer aud iroman OF the freight
train jumped and escaped unhurt. No
passengers injured.
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PlrrsuugGu, Pa, Oct City AtIor.
ncy Moroland has been implicated in
tho mysterious diaapnOaranCo Of tho
$4,000 interest on city dOpo,iiS drawn
by his assistant, W. II. House, Chair.
man Thorn, Of tho investigating com.
mittcc, announced to-day that john u.
Sculy, Ox.cashlCr ol tho Eirat National
bank, told him aud Controller GOut(Oy
that tho city attorney himSoll had au.
thorisOd tho payment Of interest to
to House. Mr. sculy Rt first thought
tho aco8Hat was a ptiYa,0 ono, Mr.
House refused TO appear bOlOtO tho
oommittoo to-day to toll what dlapoii.
ton had bOOn madO Of tho money.
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LIMA, Ono, Oct. "a sensational
suit, growing out Of the failure
OF tho Lima National Bank four
years ago, hRs been commenced by
James y. Hover, one OF the stock
holdura who has suod u. @. Faurot, US
nvoni, and director, and D. J. Cable,
W. II. Harper, Jacob MosOr, @. A.
Mothcany and W. II. Stephous, all
prominent citizens and directors OF tho
deiunct bank.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. GA Ipocldl from
Manor, Pa. says: While mail train No.
10, going west. was passing through this
town at o'clock tonight, the two rear
coaches jumped tho track, swinging
against an east.bound freight train,
which struck the passenger cars with
such force as 10 knock them over forty
foot gully against coal train standing
on the siding. Conductor ]. W, Miller,
oil Derry, was standing beside his engine
and was instantly killed. One coach
turGed completely over on itB side, Mrs.
Thomas Donahue, OF GreeuSburg, was
thrown through car window, but es-
CNpcd without q scratch, while her huS-
baud, who sat beside her, was badly in.
jurcd. John i. Baker, assistant station
agent at Manor, was struck by one Of
the coaches and fatally injured. Mrs.
John Pace, OF Allegheny, Pa, has just
been taken from the wreck in q dying
condition.
Robert Pitcairn, superintendent Of
tho Pittsburgh division Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, has issuod u statement
aaylng that only one man was killed
outright, and that MiIs Washington
will probably die. He also furnishes
the following list:
KilIed--Johp Miller, Of Derry, Pa,
freight conductor.
Iniured-H. Kunkle, OF JOhnstown,
shoulder bruised; Thomas Douahoe,
Greeusburg. hDai lacerated; Mrs. Mar
Glfet MetEgaT, Irwin, scalp wound and
confusion OF the hin; Miss NJ. ii. James,
Johnstown, head cut; Mrs. S. A. Pace,
Allegheny, body terribly ycutand bruised;
John N. Baker, Nanor, body and
shoulder bruised; r NCstsr, Wilkins.
burg, collar bone broken and back in.
jured; Mrs. George Robinson, Roads.
town, y. j., arm crushed; Jamie Gray,
Allegheny, bruised; Mrs. S. A. Kelly,
Allegheny, scalp wound; Fannie WASH
ingtou, Allegheny, injured internally,
will die.
Tho following were badly bruised or
received slight cuts: NJ. W. Webb,
Hawkings; S. Van Zandt, 376 West
Thirty.seeond street, New York; II. ].
Tape, Altoona; John Truby, Beaver
Falls; G. L. Strong, Pittsburgh; Q. g.
Montague. Walls Station; J. B. Ruth,
Altoona; T. &. Gamble, Allegheny;
Miss +. Il. Allison, Pittsburgh; Rev.
Father D. shanahNn, OilvilIe, Ia. Miss
Martha BlacR. Williamsburg; Mrs. NJ. B.
MesIlor, Canton, ILL.,; D. r. stewart,
Pittsburgh; Robert johnson, Pitts.
burgh; George W. Lewis, Wilkiusburgj
George N. Hosock, Pittsburgh.
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ArEnn1nLN IIXpLosIoN
In Theatre Kui' Ono Man aud InIur'
Sine Others.

-
In Theatre Kri' Ono Man aud InIurss
Sins Others.
CoRsrcASA, TEXAS, Oct 9.-At $3.50
this afternoon a terrific explosion oc.
Cured in tho Merchants Opera House,
whore tho "Devil'a Auction" company
were preparing to play tonight A
force of stage workmOn wOrO engaged in
roadjusting tho scenery and otherwise
getting the stage in shape, and Parry
Cooleridge. master ol transportation
and manager OF tho calcium lights, was
toIling cylinder There arose Somn
doubt rs to whOthor or not 1t contained
black gas, and bystandor suggested
that ho try il with match. He struck
tho match aud touched 1t to the cylin.
dor, and the explosion at once followed,
wrocking ths HCsnery and tearing out
two Windows twenty feet distant
When the smoke and gas had cleared
away Harry CoOleridgo was found lying
in pool OF blood. HO was disembow.
olpd aud ono Of his legs blown entirely
oil. The following is q list Of the killed
and injured:
Harry Cooiaridge, kiflcd. Walter
Moore, property man, Devils Auction
company, hand badly cut aud otherwise
bruised. Harry Sutherland, cut in faco
and bruiacd. Bud Dibblcs. Colorcd,
badly hurt. Unknown negro, badly cut
and sorlously hurt AlCuS Mansel,
hands badly cut and sOriouIly hurt.
Charles hall, colorod, iRcO injured aud
bruised otherwise. Roy Avery, hands
hurt and bruigod about face and body.
Two littIo girls nismbey4 oi tho DerilS
Auction company, moro or lon bruised.
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CixcIHSArI, Ono, Oct G--An nt-
tempt was made near Cochran, Iud., to
wreck tho Baltimore & Ohio south
western express which lett hero at s
o'clock last night for st. Louis. The
engine BtsHck q dynamite cartridge
which had boon fastened to tho inner
ruil. Engineer Tom HigIon aud hiS
fireman worc badly stunned, The fire.
man was untitled for work, Great dam
age was done to tho engine, The mo-
tive Of the attempt was evidently rob.
bpry,
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ATLANTA, GA., Oct Din his HpcOch
welcoming tho guardians Of tho Liberty
bell to-day Governor Atkinson, Of
Georgia, rolprrod to tho Cuban war and
oxprGtuod tho hope that tie Island may
bo irOc, aud added That tho United HtatoS
shoud nptpcfm, England to lay violent
hands upon YonoznOlh, Ito was heartily
npplnudOd. Mayor Warwick, Of Phlln'
lslpha, apoko In tho salno strain.
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nrrunrnd, Va, Oct o,-Tho ro'
mains oi Con. Malone reached peIors'
..r. tUii morning at 10 o'clock. They
vrro mot by tho A. +. Hill Camp Con:
'mnntc Veterans, undor command o!
haul Morgan, and large numbof OF
..1an9. Tho procession moved TO tho
HwY fc,idoncO on Market street,
r..m lho CaskoL wa opened anu tNo
Hal .oldiet aud statesman yiowod by
UI' nd comrades aud other CitiGons'
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THE porE IN NM IIuMoI.


over ihO rctoV ColrbrnllnE III" Enlry ot
ItRilnn Tr0ops into Home.
Rour, Oct. O.--,l'lo lcltoroi llia Holt.
ness Pope Leo XIII to Cardinal Ram.
polla, tho pnpal secretary Of state, on
tho roconL toto' In celebration Of tho
twOnty.ntth anniyonary Of tho cnlry OF
tho Italian troops into Romo wa, pub.
,liahOd this evening. lllg M lolowa!
y "Ih8 sentiment oi humanity, which
OyOn mlndS dominated by paaaiun fO.
tain, seemed 10 pormlt Of tho hope oi
sonD n,ilotnllon In our old ago, but
lIiih has bccn DrnlNlly ignored We
hnyO boon reduced IN bOromn nlnoal
Immediate witnowpp ut tho apothuu7ta
ai thu ltnlinn revolution aud tho spolla.
lInn oi tho holy aoc. That which most
afflicted IN Is tho design To ppfpelnala
rather than lO terminate the COh1lcl Of
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1'RrnlzoSpG. AnMGSiA, Oct 0.--SoriouB
conflicts botwOon Turks aud ArmOniaus
occurred hefo yesterday. Many AFmo.
nians were killed.
Tho Turki were armed aud tho nun.
ber oi troops ptuiout horo Ia iow. No
attempt wul nnlo 10 stop tho massacre
OF tho AtnOniunp. In fact, II IL OYon
stated, that tho goldiorn took part In tho
alaughtor aud III tho pllagO which aC.
cOmpAnIod II.
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comuur, o., Oct 9--'ho gnp'omo
muu ol ohio has just decided that La'
nrDiy lSa holiday 10 the oStonL Shat n
0ulncl mads ora judgment plvon on
'N lay IL not loyal. TITO cain came up
nu error 10 tho circuit court from Jn1'f'
'.u mInnty, Tho probate and Conmon
nura hold that jufgmgrtr rrH'as'e4
'n llbOt Day, which made certain VIZ
l.. rfrirftrd ctallprt. wofn yhlld,
Ino circuit reversed Tho Judgment
mIi! was sustained BY lhs supreme
tuufL
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PORTE OBSTINATE.
No Reply MadO to the British AM
bassador's Request
TO VISIT ERMENINNS IN PRISON
To Take Their Testimony About
the Recent Riots.
PATIENCE IS BECOMING EXHAUSTED

Over tho QuIbblIng OF tho Turkish
Government, aud some Definite Ao'
tIon May 80 Taken by tho Powers.
Gravity OF tho Situation increasing.
BFItish Squadron In Short stsamInE
Distance of tho DardansIIes-Ar.
moaiAns still Refuse to leave
Churches In Which They Have
Taken ReiaGe-MassacrCs In Trsbl.
zonde.
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There no longer sooml to bo any doubt
that tho Armoniaus anticipated HOri.
Gus disturbauc5 whom tita Gitompt was
made, Monday, n week ago, to present n
petition to tho sultan through the grand
vizjcr, and they claim that those Of
their racS wbUiull in the streets oi Con.
staRtiaoplo upon that occasion Yrro
martyrs who ghvo thcIr live, for Armo.
MIA In tho hope Of forcing tho powers to
put extra pressure upon tho porto In
thu efforts being madO to bring about
reform in the administration OF Arme.
nia
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N MEANS BUSINESS
Ohio River Improvement a Good
Thing to he Pushed Along,
CONVENTION was ENTHUSIASTIC,
And Accomplished a Great Deal
in the Two Days Session.
THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION

Provides Machinery For KespiuG thO
Movement in Operation, aud Pros.
sure VIII bs Kept Steadily on
CongrOss-EnoOurSGIuG Addresses
Made by Prontusnt Dotsgatos-ool.
suckney, tho Engineer in Charge,
In Thorough sympathy With thO
objects of tho Observation-Disclosures
Up With Banquet
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li,rnisruno. Pa, Oct 9.-rho qucs'
ton a, to how many candidates for tho
.aI,cr Of supreme court each olccIor Ia
cri.Io to voto Tor now rnBls with tho
huphin county court Attorney Con
rnl Mccormick presented petition TO
uIn court this morning for nGndamuB
ol secretary Of tho Commonwealth
soGIor to direct him to arrange tho
su.al ballot 10 ai TO giya each voter
''a privilege 10 vote for sovon cnndl.
.llc, Tho court took tho papers aud
stated tnaG IL would mako a speedy do
..aE.t
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Nrw YonK, Oct O.-'Tho executive
committee Of tho society fur liberal
Sunday laws, at n meeting hold thla
oi,pfnoon In tiU Atlor ll0use, endorsed
ihe Ihmmnny political nominations
lula society roDtp'ehla tho united pa.
loon interests al tho city, and ita action
Ia regarded as worry Important
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MADRID, Oct a--rhe Impatclai to-day
publishes n dispatch from Havana
saying that q baud Of insurgents
had appeared In tho province "
nation. Tho dispntct utdrt that
tho troops have succeeded In
driving tho insurgents from tho ylclh'
ity OF Remedies, province Of Santa
Clara,
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JUMPED THE TRACK.
Bad Accident to Pennsylvania
Train, Near Manor, Pa,
Two COACHES LEAVE The Rails

And Are Struck by Freight Train
Going In tho Opposite Direction,
Aud Are Knocked Over a Forty
Foot Gully-ono Person Instantly
Killed, Another Fatally Hurt and
Twonty.seVon Passengers Injured.
Other Accidents on tho Rail,
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Liverpool lllgnlhul. rhllnAClrhih
llhomtn Kaiser NllNrlm H. Sew York Via
Southampton
snutnauniuu. Alter. Sew Work iNt IrcmOn
NUw YORK SuN l1fg, siu Domingo Amer
iCn Amsterdam
Usnun snAn Sew York
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BUFFALO, N. g., Oct o.-fhO CONNER.
cial TrayclcrB Oloctod tho following oll.
cora to-day: President, Hon, George H.
Grconu, mayor Of liInghamtoni socro.
lary and treasurer, s. w.. Cleveland,
lIochOslori board Of managers (ihroO
yCafs). Frank Taylor, w., Now York; a.,
II. swlgcfi, Chrbondnlc, Pa, q. T.
sttomU, WilkOsbArro, d. Davis, llullnlo;
j. W. Parks, Harrisburg; ilr two years,
II. q. Layabes, Gould Millati, Ttpyi
Mack Wilson, Cleveland, O.iU. /. II, Dit
ton, WilIam1port, Ia, vlco presidents,
i. W. TAYLOR, norhoatnri o. II. CRno,
Philadelphia, j, Il, soulnnrj, NOwatk
J.tJ. t. Mcltlnalcy, ONO, W. II,
ftotrncB, boston
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-10

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-10

Tho nyoilablO caah balance In tho
United StatOi treasury yesterday was
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