Evening Gazette

              m A H U V / ' M !■ Hj^ Wr y * Jf jHgsai nig "-' ■ I had left their home* full at pie I pectationa of the enjoyment they ' 1 »« tavi* dwtt| the vaoatior PITTSTON PAt FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1887. xwo;oBim Ten OantM W««k tout on ahead tpd taken on after the train had cleared tho Illinois : river brld*e. A ■Witch engine wai placed.at the rear of the train to assist it lb starting at the depot HcClintoclc, the engineer, who wo* ao (rightfully mangled, expostulated with the general raperlut-:ii4s»tt. Armstrong, about the way the twin was made up, inditing that it ought to bo taken, out in two. notions, but bis words were at no avail, ... _ V One of the ■artfrors relate* that aa soon nS •the first engine ulMleil the bridge, the brush beneath it flamed up as if Co4l had been ignited. He waa fast in toe wreck, and called for assistance. He was aided by some on* outside and, aa toon as 1* was safely out of the wteckj * IVE8 A CO. BANKRUPT. UNlOJf LABOB PARTY. THE SPORTING WORLD. bodice of 1U TBE AWFUjL^UGHTER. X* hours before, pleasurable ei-1 wan going vMch tad Thai* Llabllltla* WiU Amouat to Km Thaa Nlw Yom, Aug. li—The news of the assignment of Ira* Sc Co. was hailed by the brokers on the stock exchange with manifestations of pleasure, the prevailing opiniou being that It relieved the street of an element of dangerous uncertainty. The ifslgnee, William Nelson Cromwell, has tie confidence of the street. He said yesterday: "The assignment has not the usual slgnifl oauce of such affairs. It will simply act S» an adjustment, the assignee receiving die aid of a powerful syndic*tp which fafcs already taken active steps to reorganize and protect the creditors. The assignee Wtw selected by the combined interests, railway oompaalea, syndicate and large creditors. The end expected is the re-establishment of Ires and Co., and the extrication of the railway companies from thair present complications: We expect that all claims except those of the railway companies will be paid in fall." Mr. Cromwell thought that Us liability were something under »10,000,000. William Fellowee, Morgan & Co. are reported to haVa lost about $2,000,000 by the failure, but' this ooukl not be oonflrmed. The current acoount of how the Arm of Ives tc Co. got into the debt of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad company to the extent of #7,000,000 Is as follows: They secured controling interests, and their hanking house was declared the New York agent of the road. When the preferred stock was issued it was sent to Ives & Co. to place. Instead of distributing it, they bought it In themselves, as Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton agents. They gave in payment a check certified by Ives & Co. This check was daposited with Ives A Co. as bankers forthe road. Ives ft Co. now assign, holding the securities as a purchase and the check as a NOMINATES A STATE TICKET'ANO ADJOURNS. •Mord of Imta In Uu Diamond ri«M , th» Turf. YeeterdayN ban game*: At Pittsburg— Pittrtrarg,«; Bpaton, 6. It Detroit—Detroit, 6; Washington, 1. At Chioago—Philadelphia, I; Chicago, 2. At Indianapolis—New York, 11; Indianapolis, 1. At New York—Metropolitan, 11; Athletic, 1 At Cincinnati- Cleveland, 12; Cincinnati, 10. At Baltimore —Baltimore, 10; Brooklyn, 2. At Syracuse —Start, #; Bingham ton, 1. At Jersey City —Jersey City, 2; Rochester, X At Newark —BttHUo, •; Newark,& THE DEAD ANP WOUNDED ESTIMATED A Crowded Exonftion Tram at Ohata worth, His., AT 600. 1»unj£ TUB DEAD AWD DTINO. : -i -IVI' ,tlJ , i . ,o Tfca- Vlrst Political Party la the risU. Tb«n*rr Cx the Hrttarr "I lh« Victims Confirmed—Difficulty Id Idea tlfrlac On Dead—Sketch of tbe Ualackr BmllnM. The dead already recognised are M follow*: M. A. lloore, J. D. McFadden, Capt Dahlkey, A. Martin, Ed McClintock, engineer; J. A. Reed, J, Balay, J. 8. X*if, Mw. Jolm Murphy, Henry Bwegeb*, pH** »P«it», ?S®f2S«£IS Bell, F. D. Wynett, E Godel, Bev. William M. Collins, F. Adam*, Troville, W. H. Lott, Ada Web*ter, Mr*. William Allen, Mr*. Vallego, William Steven*, Noah Haverman, Melville Smith, Mr*. Zimmerman, Oeo-rge A. Smith, Rose Murphy, 3 year* old; —■— Restract, Mlase* Emma Steven* and Steven*, Michael Regan, at Binghamton, N. Y.; William Craig, Henry Heiker. Mia* Voorheee, Mr*. J. M. Clay, Jame* D. ..Richard*, & R. Bran, Jam Meek, Mr*. W. tOl Erekson, Evaline Caruthers, Evan*, Mr*. -i)r. Ducbette, Mrs. Paten M. Crest, Mil Archie Cresewell, Mia* Winnie Alter, N. H. Paera, Mi** Eva Alter. K|*. Snedaker. There are a]*) the bodie* of four man, *U women and seven children awaiting identification.It favors a ##otactlva Tarttf, and Appoint* a C«ammlttee to Confer vttk FAUtiteaUGH A TRESTLE. the Halted Labor Party. Rochester, Aug. 12.—The Union Labor convention that has been going on for two days, adjourned yesterday after nominating a state, ticket and appointing a state committee.Chairman John J. Junto presided, and ID son*;*** Alpheus Qalahue, who had not been elected secretary, climbed up'On the platform and aasumed that office, though two rsgidftr.(ett«istai1«i had been chosen. James B. McKel vey, oT Brooklyn, presented the report of the committee on resolutions. It reiterated the platform that waa adopted at the Union Labor convention od Washington's Birthday, which demands a graduated tax on large landed estates, the issue of legal tender by the Government to be loaned to citlaena at a low rate of Interest, the establishment of postal savings banks, the prompt payment of the national debt, Jand the cessation of the issue of any Interest bearing bonds, the abolition of contract labor, the institution of arbitration for strikes, a graduated income tax, the election of-. United States senators by the people, womaa sufrage, temperance reform, and the prohibition of the employment of private detectives. . . , New York, Aug. 12—1:45 p. in —latest " estimates of the killed and wounded at the Ch»ta«wrth wrack areas high *D 600. TIC dead will overrun this morning'a estimates. Heartrending Shrieks of the Monmouth Park, ABg. 12.—The course wa» In splendid condition yesterday and the attendance was large. First race, the Optimal staked with 91/100 added; Benedictine first, Omaha second, Defaulter third; time, 1:15){. Second race, the Trenton stakes, 91,000 added, mile and an eighth; Bradford first, Suitor second, Freedom third; time, 8 KMX. 'Third nwe, the Passaic stakes, threequarters of a mile; Little Ifinoh first, Burch second, Climax third; time, 1:15X- Fourth race, handicap sweepstakes, one mile; Eolian first, Jennie B. second, Theodosius third; time, 1:48. Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, mile and a quarter; Argo first, Phil Lee seoond, Hie Bourbon third; time, 2:12. Sixth race, purse, $500, on* mile; Easter Sunday first, Drake second. Editor third; time, 1:44. Seventh race, handicap steeplechase, short oourse; Sea Foam first, Littiefellow 11 second, Soudan third; time, 3:10. Wounded and Dying. Reports confirmatory of the robbery of the dead are abundant, though there are few who believe that the calamity was causedby a desire for plunder. The names reported as from Wyoming in this morning's Republican are not, itta thought, from Wyoming, Pa, thongh the names of B re see and Patterson are familiar In our neighboring bortugh. 'i HIS RESCUER GRASPED HIS WATCH and tore it from him. Another man waa robbed of hi* chain, the vandal vainly trying to get lii* watch.. The finger* of. several of the dead, upou which were valuable ring*, were oat off. The robbing of thftdead and injured gave rim to the terrible that the bridge had been fired and the train purpo*uly wrecked far the lake of plunder, bar no confl leuce is placed in the report here. H is believed that the robbing waa the work of miscreant* who happened to be at hand. 1M Most Frightful Uallroad Dlsaater la (he History of the Nation Mad* Mora HorrlMo by Ike Igaltloa of the Oara. Um Lost aad 800 Injnrad. CHATS worth, III*., Aug. 18.—Seventyflva killed aud 300 injured, iiei-tupa a score of tl*em fatally, i* the appalling record of Wadnoeduy night's disaster, two ml lea salt of thi* little towu. Boioru daylight yesterday mornjhg UiOt e were siztv-flve bodiist laid out on Mia nrairlo and forty or fifty were found g wounded under some bushes not far ,1 Bum* of the latter died while being up onjlat car* for transportation to lUaft. At the wrack hundred* of men netircbing for more victim*, and *hortly fttW daylight four more unrecognizable HAHHE8 OV HUM AH FLEHH .The Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad was formerly leased to the Wabash, St Louis and Pacific, which guaranteed 1 per cent on the $4,-600,000 first mortgage bonds of the former. The Wabash defaulted on its interest In July, 1884, and the bondholder* of the Toledo, Peoria*od Western began foreclosure proceedings, and a sale was made October 29, 1886, for $4,790,000. THE NATIONAL REFORM PARTY. Call tor a Conference to bo Hold In Fully a score of the ladie* of Chateworth volunteered their service* and rapidly became adept nurse* under the instruction* of the doctors, and administered medicine*, made bondages and fanned the many victim*. Among til* s.idd«*t can* waa that ct a little Syracuse Aug. **. • BurrA I/O, Aug. 12.—A call for a conference of all reformer* to ba held In Syracuse, Auk. 2*, 1887, and addressed to all citizens of the state of New York and of the United States who believe in reform, was issued yesterday. The call goes on to specify the reforms that are deemed to be needed in the administration of public affair*, and most cordially invites and urgently solicits believers to pool their twos and attend the conference for the purpose of effecting a permanent organization of the "National Reform party" in the state of New York, and to elect delegates to a national convention to he held in Springfield, Ills., in October, under the call of the "American General Reform party." The National Reform party "111 endeavor to uuite with the General party, and will try to secure the adoption of "National Reform party" as the same of the new organization. The call is signed by W. V. R Bllghton, chairman; B. Evans, secretary; Geo. R BurnsiJe, A. A Anderson, committee.Rochester, N. T., Aug. 12.—Yesterday was the third day of the trotting circuit races. The track was exceptionally good, and the attendance was the largest of any day of the meeting. First race, 2:18 class, pacing,' $1,000, divided; Argyle first, Puritan second, Charlie Freil third; best time, 2:14%. Second race, 2:26 clan, trotting, purse $2,000, divided; White Socks first, Mohawk Gift second, Ben Starr third; best time,  Third race, free to all classes, trotting, purse $2,000, divided; J. Q. first, Arab second, Kitefoot third; best time, 2:17DC. Fourth raee, 8:19 class, trotting, pursa $2,000, divided; Belle Hamlin first, Tom Rogers second, Billy Button third; best time, * boy named Franky, WL'OBE MOTHER HAD BXHN KILLED. The poor boy was suffering from a crushed leg and amputation became necessary. The operation wasuerferaaed at the house of Rev. Mr. Birch, where Hie poor little fellow had been taken. His full name was not known. so Car. This was only the (tarter to the large number of resolution that poured in. There were nme thirty in all. The first resolution to be added to the Cincinnati platform was an immigration plank that reads: The Verdlet Unanimous. A*mD (altered qiothing were found deep In the fjyin*. - The disaster occurred Just befoee In tfte doomed trafe were sixteen cars, all fat one carrying passengers, and the whole wawu by two engines. The train bad left Peoria about 5 o'clock, carrying more than 000 azcursiouists, bound for Niagara Fall*, two nriles saut of this village was a little Until on fire, which caught from the burning prairie, no longer than fifteen feet and above the ditch more th*n six feet. This little culvert's destruction well nigh caused the destruction of the entire train. The culvert safely bore the first engine, but the wheel* of its tooder caught in the sinking rails, and W. D. Suit, Druggist, testifies 1 can recommend Electric Bitters as th very best remedy. Evtoy bottle sold ha given relief in every case. One man took si bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 1 years'standing " Abraham Hare, drugfrts Bellville, Ohio, affirms : "The beat selling mod cine I have ever handled in my 20 years ex periesce, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do oure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half Dollar a bottle at A. B Woodward, Drug Store. deposit. • Hi nry 8. Ives was Ubm In Lltchflold, Conn., about years ago, and came hare eight years ago. He wa* connected with George Opdyke & Co., Denslow, Eiston & Herts and other firms, and two years ago organised the present firm. Resolved, That we demand of the government « mors stringent enforcement of existing laws governing immigration, prohibiting the importation of oonta-act labor, and farther, that It is the duty of congress to enact other protective laws by the imposition of an increased tax or other means of stopping this tide of immigration and the flooding of the country with foreign laborers. In one corner of the stag* in the town hall lay a beautiful young lady named Julia ' Valdezow, who was moaalng in agoqy while Iter life ebbed away. Dr. Ballard pronounced her case hopeless on account of the severe Internal Injuries that she had received. H. 8. Ives & Co. have surrendered to the company certificates representing 95,250,400 of the new tarae of $10,000,000 of its preferred stock, which have been deposited by the Cincinnati, Hamilton And Dayton rait road company with Meaara. Winslow, Lanier & Co., where the certificates are now being canceled. The transfer books and oertifioates of common and* preferred stock bare also beau deposited with Winslow, Lanier & Co. Saratoga, Aug. 12.—Yesterday was the opening day of the second summer race meeting here. Attendance large. First race, parse $400, three-quarters of a mile; Toucbe Pas first, Pearl Jennings seoond, Brambleton third; time, 1:16. Seoond race, United States Hotel stakes, for S-year-okls, mile rnd a half; Hanover first, Wary second, Grisette third; time, 8:88X. Third race, the Kentucky stakes, for 8-year-olds, three-quarters of a mile; Emperor of Norfolk first, King Fish seoond, Easterbrook third; timo, 1:16. Fourth race, purse $500, mile and a furlong; Saxony first, Erebus seoond, Swift third; time, $1:57){; fifth race, purso, $400; one mile; Lelex first, Queen Bes9 second, Jubilee third; time, 1:45. lDls was adopted with cheer*. Then J. B. HcKslvey brought out the Lennon-McKd vey tariff plank, that was read by Secretary Oallahue a* follows: Another victim, whoa* death to momentarily expected, Is a man whoaa underclothing it marked Smith. Bk haa bean unconscious ainoe his remoral from the wrecked train and ia Buffering from conmndon of the brain. He fa a nan allow* 45 yean of at* and wear* a ihortbrowa beard. , On another oot H»/Vn- A. {I. Walter*, suffering from a oompaand fracture of the right leg, a broken Jaw, and daap gashes on her head aaarnMi Her injuria will nodoubt end fatally. Excitement la Texas. ., a mioarrvL wmicK bksusd. Cm |ftjr car leaped ths narrow obasm, and teleafofsd thf eMdM preceding. Th* mat weight and Impetus of the half doaenPullman deepen drove their bup frame* with terrible foroo against the chair can and day couches ahead of them.' Three oar* war* ao teleecoped together that it wai almost impoeribh to tail the ruins of one from those of another. On* ooach sctared another, apllttlng It and shoeing all the seats and pasaengsn Into a mass into the far and, Isavikg the floor a* clean si if swept by a knife. A WISCONSIN STORM, Resolved, That we, as a body of nasa representing the workingmea of tlw state of He w York, condemn the efforte made during the last congrem to reduce the tariff on articles made and manufactured ig this oountryi We demand, hi the interest of our manufacturers and artisans, that * protective tariff be maintained by oongreai f or the further advancement at oar interssts, and we demand the abolishment of the Internal revetioe ly stein. Six-Assemblyman Healy wanted all labor parties to be united, and ha did not believe in adopting a plank so radloally offsred to be the belief df the tfnited Labor party. He offered this subetitute: Great excitement baa been caused in the vicinity-ef Paria, Tax., by the. remarkable recovery of Mr, J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed; 6r raise his head - everybody said he was dying of Oonsuaptian; A trial bottle of Dr. King's New discovery was sent him- Finding relief, he bought a large bottle and a box of Dr. King's New Lite Pills; by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he was well and bad gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Gnat Discovery for Consumption free at A. & Woodward's. Aeeompaaled by Loss of Life and fiNst Madison, Wis., Aug. 12.—A severe storm passed over Richland county at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening. Krouskop's sawmill, the SI Paul roundhouse and the Merchant's hotel were unroofed by the terrific wind. The brick wall of Krouskop's building was blown down on his office, demolishing it. Hail fell and broke the glass In nearly every residence in the town and riddled the oern and other vegetation through the county. Buildings ware unroofed at Ithaca, and at Muscado two large barns ware struck by lightning and burned, with 900 tons of hay and farm machinery. At Masomana the electric light dynamo was struck by lightning, rendering it useless. At Stoughton two ladies were drowned in Lake gegonss. They were out on the lake with two other ladies when the storm came op and the boat cap•issd. The other two ladies clung to the boat and were rescued. Reports from other towns in the neighborhood show that a heavy rain prevailed, bat little damage was Dam«|« td FiofirtT. The assignment of the fln%for the benefit of 1U creditors was filed in tl»e county clerk's office. The firm consists of Henry 8.1ves, Thomas H. Stay ner and Thomas B. Doremus. The assignment is a general one and the assignee is William X. Cromwell, of Brooklyn. There were no preferences. It is now stfted that Ivea A Co's. liabilities are •30,000,000, and ths assets wiU fuUy cover them A SAD atolT b that proeentsd on a mattress in th* auditorium of the hall, where a Mrs. Clark, propped up by numerous pillow*, is dying of Internal injuries, besides several fractures about har person. Mrs. Walter'* young daughter I* also aerioualy Injured, but may recover. Chicago, Aug 18.— Yesterday's evento; First race, five-eighths of a mile; Outstep first, Tudor second, Pat Morsn third; time, 1:07. Seoond race, three-quarters of a mile; Robin first, Osgood second, Hipon third; time, 1:81. (Third race, mile and a sixteenth; Ira E. Bride first, . Unole Dan second, Louise third; timo, 1:57}£ Fourth race, fiv»«ighths of a mile; Bfigasee first, Ftwnie tViUooghby second, Col. Harwood third; time, 1:05. Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile, selling; Little Sullivan first, Biddy Bowling seoond, Revoke third; time, 1:34. In the train than war* sixteen can, first the haggage oar, than the private car of THE PEERLES8 VOLUNTEER Superintendent Armstrong, followed by six E0p*aM,|kw««ftafeD ean and Itx sleepers. at thaaa, asoegt the peepers, were *•- The first deeper stopped with it* forward tracks in the ill fated culvert, like it* follower*, unharmed. But the nine passenger cars and the baggage oar were heaped in a mas* of kindling wood. In th* oulvert three or fonr at the oars Istt their truck* buried In the mitiaiikmsat en* under another to a depth of eight feat The oar bodiss left the tracks awl hurled thamselvee against the °%vTdta*L aaata Absolutely without warning. the «4gfc»*er of the flrat locomotive, Dare Sutherland, had no opportunity to apply the brakss before reaching |h* culvert, under which the flame* had crept ptomrrf HAobnrrad. Th# •mrlneer of the too* pad looomotivs, Kdward McClintock, waa killed with his hand on the throttle. Hi* body was crashed and his head is still ander the engine. Abner Applsgreen, Sis fireman, •ays the firs was not ssen in tha culvert. of the ill i there was a sort of *hock and roar, which ha could not ■nderatand, and ha anddsnly found himself waist deep in debris, his engineer Again i Leaves the Fleat Behind la the We believe that the exigencies of our present competitive system of production makes it imperative thut ta#»n producers should unite through organisation and the ballot to protect themselves against ail unfair and uneqaal Competition with foreign contract, criminal and pauper labor and its products, while Mfch competition to found to involve redaction of wsges and a too loss of employ- Both the substitute and the reeolation were adopted. O. W. Knapp, of the Twenty-ninth congress,! presented ths following resolution, "Thit tiu onlywny for this nation to keep its lead in ths race of improvement is to devslop a thorough and efficient system of compulsory edacatim***#! Ths convention than nominated Candida tea for state officsrs as follows: Secretary at state—Orvine Preston, of Hornellsville, a manufacturer and Knight of Labor. 8tats treasurer—John J. Ryan, of Brooklyn. Comptroller—Asa Clapp, of Ithaca, editor of The Ithacan. Attorney general— Lawreoca McParlan, of Lock port. No nomination was mads for the offioes of state engineer and surveyor. The nominations were made with a rush, all being by acclamation. Croop, wtooping cough and bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Oure. Sold by J. E. Fleming. A list of othsn who are dangerously hurt and lying in th* town hall are: J. F. Stearns, J. Gould, Peoria; J. H. French, Miss (federal!, of Grant; Morris Blouse, Hasan Wallace, J. McMpsten, A. Shumbergar, A. F. McGee, of Peoria; David Crawford, Mrs. Barden, Mrs. FoAea, H. Aberhal, K. B. Kelley, Breeds Station, Ilia.; a B. Steer, Jersey Oily, and Mrs F. Bailey. Dr. 8taele says that J. B. Natum, whose hip waa broken, will not survive. Mahblsiiiad, Ham., Aug. 14—In the Eastern Yacht olub race yesterday the Volunteer fully showed her mettla. In a flne breese of wind she roundly beat the fouivbig sloops, and there were no flukea, no accident* and no excusea It matters little or nothing whether the| Mayflower was badly handled In this raoe, for the way in which the Volunteer defeated the other boats shows ISM' the Mayflower would have beea far from the front According to th* time taken oa board the Kieotra tiie heat the Puritan V minutes t» seconds, aad the Atlantic « minutes 45 seconds, leaving the Mayflower (till further in the rear. She sailed over the course at 90 miles, with If miles newly CMdto windward, making 40 miles of (ailing altogether, ia 4:18.-00, and stood ap under her caavas like a church in a spar cracking south weeter. It took the topmasts of the Titama, Stranger aad Fanny, and came pretty near doing the same thing for the Bedouin, so it was a lively bit of a hreexe. There wae a moderate jump of a eSa on the outnlde, and this had no effect whatever on the flying qualitiee of the Volunteer. Altogether, yeeterday'a was the most satiefactory test she has yet been given, and definitely settles the question of her supeikaHy over the Atlantic, Jfiyritea. and PriscUla. The VolnatMT tha wtnning line at S&l, the Puritan at 8:50, followed a minute later by the Atlantic, while the Mayflower and PrUciBa ocoeeed at 4.-04 and4KB respectively. Thaftwhem won the prise for sohooners, going over the oourse in 4h. S3 min. 48 eeq. - The Mayflower is to bave a new aad larger suit of eaiie made by Jack Sawyer, the crack New York maker, aad thto may materially Increase her (peed. ■astern Yacht Clah la»e. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption"Cure is sold by J. B. Fleming, on a guarantee. It cure consumption. Marin* Intelligence. New York, Aug. 18.—Arrived, steamer* City of Rome, Liverpool and Queeustown; Hammonio, Hamburg and Havre; H. F. Dimock, Boston; Welbaven, Boston; Old Dominion, Richmond, City Faint and Nor- Catarrh cui«d, health and sweet breath Moured, by 8hikDh'a Catarrh Bemedy. Prioe 60 cents. Nasal injector tree. Sold by J. B. Fleming. Tin STORT or A BUBVTVOB. glss|ktsris| Diseased aulas ate M. W. White, • printer, of this city, was among the He makes the following statement: DmuMT, Aug. 1»—The prsacnce of pleuropneumonia among the cattle of this city in a ▼say aggravated form, was diaoovered by th* authorities yesterday afternoon. The diseased animals are all native cattle in the neighborhood of King's cattle yard, where Texas cattle are unloaded both for home folk; Savannah; March, 8t Shiloh's Vltalicer is what you need for constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all ■ymptomaof dyspepsia. Price 10and 15 cents per bottle. Sold by J. B. Fleming. ' I we# is the second detptr. The train wu going tut, when all at oaca, about middling. I thought we bad tw derailed. Our porter Hid: m* are all right,' vtna ■amm, CpeArte*: There's fire ahead 1' 1 goT op and went ta the front ai tbe. ear aad (and that the flnt engtae had rnshed on, bat the second engine had tumbled into tfce chasm. It had telescoped, and the 1U INOISOt WAS A UUIIXJM MAM. The flnt oar waa turned at right angles with the track, and the remaining ftlevan care were teleecoped and piled up In a heap. "Several of us climbed upon the cart with axel and lantern* and went to work. The first man we found was Billy the They were all dead. Bveryoue was groaning and crying. Their (to* teamed to be Jammed; most of them kail thai/ legf 1» ken. After an hour aad a half we cleared the oar. They ware offering $50 each for relief. Probably there waa a doaen bodies taken out Mr* Deal #as ooeaqtbees. I1 then went down on (be ground and n ' Vincent, C. V. I.; Pomona, St Anil's Bay, Jo.; Osama, Turks Island. Ship San Joaquin, Osleutta. Barks Padre, Cettw; Antonio Bala, Boston; Lissie Currie, Windsor, NTS. Arrived out, steamers Pennsylvania, from New York far Antwerp, has passed the Llaurd; Elbe, from New York, at Btmth- WyOMINQ SEMINARY —AND— killing and ma)s hare died since Monday, but the stock meUD succeeded in keeping the facte secret. Meanwhile the diseased and expoeed anlmsle hare been slaughtered, and the infected meats sold in the market. "Twenty-Ore dlseeaed animals hare been slaughtered In the last two days. Tbe city meat inspector has instituted a rigorous police patrol of that part of the city, and tbe United States and state commissioners hare bean notified of the Six of the ani- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Milwauekx, Aug. 18.—Shaft No. 1 of the mine, near Hurley, Wis., caved in Wednesday afternoon, killing throe men and injuring another so badly that ho is not expected to Hva. Killed by a Cave-la. The largest college-preparatory school la the State. Students admitted to college withou condition. Advantages of the highest order la the ART, MUSICAL., AND COMMEBCIAIi DEPARTMENTS. Degrees given to ladles. Situated In Up farfamed Wyoming Valley Beautiful cats pus. Ladles' Hall handsomely furnished. Steamboat and Edison electric 1'ght throughout the bullalags Chemical and physical-JsSora arise. Two reading rooms. Ijtrge library. Eighteen Instructors. EMO a year.  urine — in is »* nia side. Engineer McClintock was instantly killed. Two firemen aad another engineer escaped ssrious injury. The ten oars were piled oo The chair named the following committee of fifteen to confer with the United Labor party: Mean. Rooney, Barnett, Robb, Qallahue, Lennon, P. C. McQuire, Clements, Alien, Abbott, Hickey, Sheldon, Junto, Bernard, Crelghton aad Beach. From Glasgow to Troy. astvust&'tsrsz'ti miraculous how flay eeeaped, as the ooachss •nd engines do nqt occupy orer two car lengths of track aad all on top of the roadtaken out yesterday forenoon and 100 -wounded were in ChaUworth, m the town •choel house, fcpot, ate. At Piper City there are a large number of wounded orer facta. TDot, N. Y., Aug. 18.—The Rev. Hector Hall, Pastor of the Free St. James' church, Glasgow, Scotland, has accepted a call to the Second Presbyterian church, of this city. New York, Aug. 12.—At West New Brighton, Staten Island, yesterday, Miss j Dolores Dartmore shot Miss Mary Jenkins three times, Infliqting serious wounds. One bullet sped straight for her victim's heart, but a huge button on her left breast intervened. The button was shattered, but the Mwid by ■ Button. FALL TERM BEGINS AUGUST 31. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. The two lady delegates, Mr*. Anna Weaver aad Mia Kate a Pee*, were added to the ■late committee a* members at largs. The convention than adjourned tine die. For Saturday, in New Jersey, eastern New Yqrk and eastern Pennsylvania, and In New England, slightly cooler, fair weather, and westerly to northwesterly winds. Weather Indication*. •Jtw Bbv. L. L. Braiooa, D. D. Principal, Kingston, Pa, Dlanoliitloa- lDQI .fi The partnership heretofore existing between Michael Bolln and Geo. Daman, trading under 3 mutual oooasat The books and accounts will remain at the old stand In charge of Oso. Daman. Par meats oaa to made to aither party. MTBOMN, Pittston, Pa., Ang. «, 188?. Jtrallet was turned. Miss Dartmore says that she fired tbe shots simply because told to do so by Mrs. MclCenna, with whom she was living. Miss Jenkins formerly worked for Mrs. McKenoa, and bad returned to the houso to get her trunk when tbe quarrel Occurred which led to the shooting. There seems to be soma mystery aboat the matter. Mite Dartmore is under arrest. A Tonng lady Hangs HerseU. TRADE BULLETIN fifty. The ears caught fire, but It waa pat out by the mn and passsngsi*. A heavy rain est in about two hours after the wreak. Ithaca, N. Y„ Aug. li—Miss Lotto A. Preston, an attractive and accomplished young lady, was found hanging in the attic of her parento' residence yesterday morning. Insomnia, superindoood by malarial fever, is supposed to be the cause of her suicide. . — nap 11 at.... a.. Maw Tork Money and Produce Market A8SI8TCD Of TAK1JTQ THE ttSAD POWlt Tbsy put a plank up and they helped them out, sliding them down the plank. If they were dead they put them ig one pile; if alire CfcDy put them in another. Every lire person ■sensed to want to ssa thsjlr families atones. There were la Mrs. Jamas Deal's party «ve persona, herself, Ml* William Allan, Miss Ada Webatar, Mrs. William Ball and Jennie O'Hhaeghneesy, evsrr one of them killed but tbe last, and all horribly disfigured. It was late in the afternoon before they were rsoogniasd. One of the horrible righto waa a man, well drsassd, who was so badly Injured that his bowels were protruding. Ha ealted incessantly for water, and aa he ooukl not be attended to he finally pulled out his revolver and Nbwbubo, N. Y„ Aug. Ul—Am an excursion train was pulling out of the switch at Middletown yesterday an Erie stock train ran into it A passenger coach was overturned and the locomotive of the stock train Thraa IS—suii Mseaysa. Quotations. AftaB statesne along the line large crowds of excited people had gathered, anxious to hear the latest news from Peoria. Some wild rumors prevailed, but nothing of an authentic nature could be learned. When the re- Dff train reached its destination it waa A MAP ABO HiRLT BIGHT Maw Yoas. Aug. 11.—Money closed at 43t percent The majority of loans were made at 4)4 Exchange closed steady; po«t«l rates, «ct»al r»t4*- C-8'!4dJ-194 for sixty days and 4.MQ4.MM for detnsn.l. Governments closed steady; currency as, I .**14 bid; Is, coup., 1*1% bktl IXs,d0., 110 hid. Tha stock market this morning was axtremely dull, while prices wen Irregular, but In the hout to nooo tks boll cliques extended more support to the market and bid prices up 8t Paul wai the meat active stock on the list. The market after U o'clock was simply a watting cos. Neither side seemed Inclined to trade an J prices fluctuated over a very narrow rang* Just before the dose the announcement was made that Heai7 8. Ives A Co. had made an assignment The news had no effect on values. On the contrary, immediately after the announcement prices advanced MVH par oent The cosing prions wsre Irregularly changed from thosj ol last night, some of the list showing advances oi )6#1 per oent and the rest similar deollues. Kilted by a Hunting Shall. The buslnsas win be eontlnued by the naderv M. BOUN. A Letter from Mr. Blalnu. - Com*, Aug. 13.-Mr. James G. Blal&e has written a letter to Mr. T. D. Sullivan, the lord mayor of Dublin, thanking that gangsman for tbs distinguished honor proposed to M oonfsrrsd upon him Ifer tendering him « banquet in the capital city. Mr. Blaine writee that he regrets exceedingly that he will be unabts to aoospt of the invitation, as previous engagements compel him to Isaire for the eootinent on Thursday. Mr. Blaine addi that he will never forget the uniform kind nam he has reoeived during hie short sojourn in Irelshd, which has not only heightened, but increased, if possible, tbs grant interest ho baa always takes In Ireland's welfare. wa* derailed. Nobody waa seriously hurl After an hourt delay the remainder of the tsain went an. At Newbatg the engine ran off the track, but did no damage. At Washington vilie a freight train was wrecked Jo* before tba excursion train arrived. The latter went by on a switch. It had three narrow escapes In a twenty-five mile ride. Btockhoui, Aug. 12,— A shell was accidentally exploded yesterday In the port of Waxholm, a commanding approach to this city in the Oulf of Bothnia. Nineteen soldiers were killed on the spot *pd many others, Ineluding three officers, Vera wounded that was brought .to view. Ten ooachee had either gooe through the bridge or were piled in a promiscuous heap uroawte and lengthwise of the track. Shrieks and grouns of fie wounded and dying oould be heard. No one he» been taken from under the ears and hot •vsn'a sound ean be heard from them Pirn Tuning. 2d%V^d^MStSS^.'ifiSnUi ssth of the month. An Iim«U« 1b Utah. Bah Francisco, Aug. 11—The giant powder vtorks •* w"t Berknljr, sir miles from bete, blew op yesterday. Tie shuck broke windowi all over this city. A Chinaman waa killed and six Chinamen and (oar whites seriously injured. Powder Mill Explosion. Dr. Hum, of Fort Madieon, Is., says the Wnm running about thirty mile* per hoar when the accident occurred. He felt a sudden jar ml found himself ud wUm fast«ned under th* Mat* He palled the beck* off of two Mk before he could got hi* wife out. She wu bruhed on the body and both ■it her feet erarfMd. Hie (holder wu dhlooatad end he had It pulled Into place a* mod as lie could set out of th* wrack. In befafeg other* h« put it out of place again and had to hare it pulled into place a eecond time. There were nine persons fa hie party and he can hear of only three of them eo far. He eays he saw Mr. K. D. Stoddard haad hi* boy out to a lad; while he crawled back to get his wife. Salt Lin Ctrr, Aug. 11—Fred Hopt, who murdered J. F. Turner in JS8Q, wa» executed yesterday by being sbo4 The firing party consisted of fire men with rifle* They fired at a rosette pinned oyer Hopt's heart. Three of the riflssfcontalnsd blanks. The two ballets pierced the rosette and entered the heart of the murderer, who fell over backward with the' chair, and was dead when picked up. Hopt was tool to toe last, and held a cigar in his month all toe Mqa. Dmlllai lor Bwt. **•** ; % "One little boy, the eon of tb* Methodist minister at Ablngton, Frank SnocC*cker, »bout 1# years old, was found on the boeom of hfc dead mother. His 1*ft leg hung fay th* *in, Us right aim was broken and on* eye was put oat. He nerer attend a groan, rhajr pulled him out and tried to give him a Irink of brandy. He refused to take it and mid: 'Give me water.' I found • h*ad hanging from th* truck. It was apparently that of a man, aad had been cepght by the hair. I found severs! headless bodies. Those who recognised th* deed immediately ticketed them. Van Bandtand Oorouer Bennett were on board and did noble work. amor himsslf through tbi hiad. Damage to Pennsylvania Craps. Ora«nl MwkaU Deathfof C*lD lp*se«r. PMT.sMl.nm, Aug. 11—A heavy wind and rain storm prevailed over most of Pennsylvania's* night, doiqg great damage to buildings and crape. New Ton, Aug. 11.— FLOUK—Closed dull and without change; winter wheat extra, IS. IS OS; Minnesota do., 9LM04.IM; Ohio extra, $3.15® 4.00. Southern flour ctoasd steady; common to choice extra, fAIOOt. WHBAT—Optioqs were (airly active and Irregular, closing at about )4*Ma decline. Spot low closed Arm and (lightly higher. Spot sales at Ho. » red state at BOHo.; Na I red winter, 810.; ungraded red, 77««0a; No. » Chicago, T8Ua; No. I red winter, Aug., 80s.; da, Sept., 8BM«. bid; da. Oct,, 81*0. bid. OuBN—Options were moderately aothw ant lingular, do4ng steady at unchaagsd prioss Spot Ms closed weak aad Matte. lower. Spo sales at Na * mixed, cash, at SOMc.; uagradw mixed. 48O«*0.; Ma • mixed. Sept, «#Mc. UJ da, Oct, 60V4C.; da, No*., bid. OATS—Opt Ions wera dull and bsary, otosto at a slight dill las Bpot lota closed steady an ill hamuli Spot sales of No. 1 white state • «•«&D.; Na * da. ***D.; Na »mIxsd,Sept HlMa; da, Oct.. fc.Ho.- For lot Two atorM. one aalooa. one lull, aareraldwaBhjCT, on Pooth Main (treat. Two dweiltaa with onWilllam atreet, near Main, one taoune near L * «**»■ townabfrT Apply at P. BoWa New York, Aug. U.—Col Charles a Spencer, the wall known Republics!! politician and criminal lawyer, diad at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his horn*, 416 West Twenty-third street, where ha had tired for nearly a quarter of a century with hie wife. He was stricken with lirer complafat anil dropsy in the latter part of June, and in July was confined to bis bed. It was the first time he had been seriously IU since his boyhood, and to the last believed that be would get the better of his ailments, and be able to go to hie farm fa Ithaca to pass his last days there. Minneapolis, Aug, 12.—G C. Ames, M years old, son of Mayor Ames, has eloped with lCV-year-old Jennie Bryant. Her mother opposed the matoh, but Mayor Ames aided the elopement and chartered a special car tc take the couple to Big Stone lake, D. T., where they were unltedj iD| Df Aiding Hie Son to Klepe. CONDENSED NEW8. The president will leave Washington tor St. Louis direct about the last week in September, going thence to Chicago, Milwaukee Madison. St. ItoL Minasn Wilis Kansas City, Memphis, Nsshville and Atlanta, leaohing the latter city Oot. 1& Cholera has broken o«t to to* northwest ot India. K«v oases and several deaths are reportsd from the previowty infected districts. Notice. My wife Grace, having left my bed'and board without Juat oauae or provocation, all peraspa are hereby notified not to trust or harbor her on my aooount, aa I will pay as dabtaof bar oaotmot- J In*. J, O. BTALKY. Plttaton, July If, 1M7. While the fight had beta going on men had beat dying, and there were not so many Wound*! to take oat of the wreck as there bad bees four hoars before. But in the meantime the country had been arouead: kelp bad come from Chatsworth, Forest aad Piper City, and a* th* dead were laid reverently alongside of wDeh other out in the oomfWd, there were ready hands to take into Chats worth, while some of th* wounded wen carried into Piper City. WIBim m MAS MD DTIHO. "One of the moat (booking feature* of the diaaater ia that soak) of those released robbed the dead and dyiag of their watohaaaad rajuables, and tt wall theory among eome that (be bridge waa aet an Are fa order to thna jerpstrate robberies. A large number of hoae who harebaea paled out of the wreck ra (till uoUlftifled. The people In the ■ioinity rendered wtaataid they oould. The ire department turned oat and everyone enderad all the aaalatanoe pnaalblo. They fumed the aohool hoaaa in Chats worth, sumaoaed the dooteta, and did everything in beir power. TVetowa raanhfaaahonitiil." Mr. H. W. of Kc*wM«k * Jo., Havana,JDUa., grain daalera, who wae a " 2^WhitafaCrtaU^^" \ug. 18.—The 1U fated train Mai largest excursion ever city. Two euginas wan It, bat only one of thaaa %a depot, the other balm Montreal, Aug. 12.—While the steamer Quebec was passing Lavnnltrie Wedneeday night, on her way to the ancient capital with a large number of American tourists, Mr. K. B. Cowlee, a New York lawyer and son ol Judge K. P. Cow lee, fell or threw himeeli into the water and was drowned. Drewaed la the It. Lai Wanted. At oooe a rood inan aa local or trareHnf ageat »»#»■*•- „ Qjffi,,"™- wo .« feoobSTierI"A. V. DliMlrou Fir* la Kngland. Rain has broken ths drought in the weet. A gang of burglars which has Infested Port Jervie, K. Y., has been broken up by the arreeto! the three leading spirits. HciX, Aug. 12.—A disastrous firs bfoko out here yesterday afternoon in Dm large timber yard of Laverock & Qod4ard, oausing a low of D200,090. Despite tbe effort! of the firemen tbe Ore spread to Albart street, consuming tbe whole of that block, aa well H part of Cuthbert street There were many narrow escapes of the flrvmeu and citiaena during tbe progress of the lira. Pittsburg glass manafacturars and their emyJoyee have amicably adjuetod their dif- IYK-DuU; ate*. M*W&; wentern, UQU BABLBY—NomtaaL PORK—Dull; old tmm, $ ISO 15.*. LARD—C7k*ed Btron«; caah. KlMM; Sep ItialH; Oct., BUTTKa-Flrmlr told and to fair rwjuea tat*. ItettMo.; wMtens u**D4q. CUMKttB-gulet and Ann; atate. lOMftllfe. rrn— *Hwnr KKtti-atoarfy; atata, n«ir)4c.; rahra, u . Will rinl'T - Tmr Iwul; fair "I'afT *y iia«u?T For Sale. wm tfw i«M pall of the dsad, white Mm tvowxM MMlwr torn (lam that many. T)mD fall t*U of tha daad cmot, however, be ' CbaUworth waa tvned lato a mot-go* yea- Vr W. The towa tell, the engine houae, ot dead bodiee, white UMkitthTUkpt ~- otWm WMHM TWI ®£rs» ©▼aTtn a lumbar yard the on »Ddus iim Mmn KI1M by the Lightning. One food lot ob Lambert atraM, near the 8Caswss.-is&sr Cfc5*r™*5»jrr Boston, Aug. 1st—A rein storm prevailed over this secMeetof New England last night At Pittsileld one man was pratrated by lightning, and muoh damage done to crops, etc. Carl Lorson* house at Newport wai ■truck by lightning ami his 12-year-old son killed. . James Reynolds, n tramp, was lynched near Decatur City, la., tor nWMMttog • woman. Coal Operator* take Holicf. leather and robber belting. laoe leather and ■ufulhic Seestam, At Charleston \T. toe djreUing at Charles Winston Ml burned and hie 5-y earold child perished in tht fiamea. Counterfeit limn and dollars are being extensively drcuMUxl to cities and town* along too Badeon river. London, Ai%. 12.—Consul General Waller a banqoat la*t night to United States Senator Joseph Hawhjr and Hun. Shnon Cameron at Ui«. St. Guoi go'» olnb. Among the gumta present were Murat Halstead, Cliaoncey M. Depew, "Bret Harte," F. C. Pwiflald, lata of the Amtrioan consulate, and. Minister Lathrop, bosides many other American and English mMWk . Milt Claw Boas* Palatine at prtoaa never before offert d. A rara ebaiuw. KO.Bo*«i. & W. SMITH, Htutoo. ou ita auote I awn j M»l *****•£? -■Sggflg) ggy n^Mil express Train MUM by Kshhsse. Ban Fmanoiaoo, Aug. 11—A party o four robbers ditched toe westbound exprest thirty miles «aat of Tuceoo, Wsdnstda} night, and pillaged the express car. A posse are after tbsss, Theodore Stewart, the owner ot two famou» New York resorts, died at Saratoga. Prince Ferdinand continues on his way ts Bulgaria. Russia and Turkey express surprise at the opposition his acton. For Rent H. D. JVDD 4.(1 -J MM rug oat In tha hn **• mh&i