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Passenger Train Wrecked in Ohio
( tand a Freight in Illinois.
THEY EE3ULT IN EIGHT DEATHS.
The Engineer and Fireman of tlio rassenger
pi
Train Alight Huve Saved Tlicir 1.1 tob by
Jumritiip;, but Ilravety Struok to Tlielr
Posts Engineer Dead, Klromnn Djlne.
SUJIIIBltFlELl), 0., Aprll0.rTA-P!,9S.nBor
tmln ou tlio litillillni, ZiinoavUlo ami Cin
cinnati railroad fell from n trestlo near
WliyvHlo, vrwk.Ui'ifthe train ruTl trostlo
and kllllm; four' persons, lie-sides injuring
several otlmrs. The (load nro: ,35, 1 Lucas,
enginour,, ,S)inmorHfl(U . IfPJ7 .Brown,
passenger, Btittsvlilo, 0.; Jlrs. iJnlhim
Young and llttlo daughter, Stimtnorflold
Tho road is n narrow gatigo nnd docs
but llule business, being justnblo to incut,
running oxpouscs. Tho troln which whs
wrecked consisted ot only n combination
baggage and passenger car and uiijoiigliio.
Jnst beforo nrrlvlng at tho trestlo-thaair
jumped tho track. The trestle Js doiibjo
decked oiio, nnd fully llfty feub high, uu'd
consists of seventeen bouts, crossing In
stream. It Is built on n oiirvo, bo thftt
nf tor dragging the couch rooro than hiilf
way across tho structure tlio oiiglmi, U,
was pulled from the track, anil both clir
nnd engluo tnpplcd Into tjito ravluo belojv,
carrying down threo boats of tho trestle.
Tho car was smashed to kindling wood,
and ony two of the passougors, Nathan
Youngof Summorlloldind Joseph Donoon
of Wiiodsfield, escaped, nllvo. i
Ms. Nathan Youugimid little daughter
.ftod Henry Brown, woro all instantly
killed. Tho engineer, Ell Lucas, was Bl
atantly killed, and Fireman Jesse Johlis
was fatally Injured. Both men might
Iiavo saved themselves by Jumping, but
they choso rather to remain at tholr pois
Johns was thrown from tho onglno as
went down, while Lucas was caught un
uertho inachiuory nnd Instantly kill
Johns, who will dlo as tho result of I
bravery, was n foundling, reared in one
tho lnflrmarios along tho lino of tho ru'ad.
Four Killed In a Freight Wreck.
Alton, Ills., April 0. In a freight wreck
on tho Chicago and Alton cut off at Wood
rlvor bridge, half n mllo north of East Al
ton, four men wero killed outright nnd two
wcro fntally Injured. A long nnd heavy
train was coming down tho grado wlien
tho mlddlo of tho train bulgod out ilnd
flftoon enrs wero piled on top of jilich
other. Tho men killed wero David HitlUey
of Watcrtown, Wis., Frank Harb.naji of
Philadelphia, Charles Boll of Spring3oId,
Ills., nnd Henry Blitz of Now Orloans.
Fourteon mon wero injured more orjlors
seriously. All who woro killed or injured
woro tramns I
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A Septuagenarian's Terrible Death.
Winston, N. C, April 6. Arthur Bled
soe, 75 yearn old, met with n horrible dbntb
at a sawmill in Surry county Hlsjfcoat
was caught, and ho was thrown acroSjthe,
saw. His loft arm was out ontlroly ojlauu
'a glish twolvo inohos long made lu bHlflf t.
side. He lived six no ura alter un at-
cidont. i
Ilrlef Railroading Experience)
Betiileiiem, Pa., April 6. Sovoral hun
dred passengers waiting In front of tho
Union dopot witnessed a shocking acci
dent. A freight train was shifting whon
Oscar Frantz fell from tho top of ono of
the cars and was decapitated. Ho had
been railroading one week.
HEART DISEASE!
Fluttering, No Appetite, Could Not
Sleep, Wind on Stomach.
r "For a long time I had a terrible
pain at my heart, which fluttered al
most incessantly. I had no appetite
and could not sleep. I would bo com
pelled to sit up in bed and bclclrgas
frpm my stomach until I thought
that ovory minute would be my last.
There was a fcelllng of oppression
about my heart, and I was afraid to
draw a lull breath. I could not sweep
a room without resting. My hus
band induced mc.to try
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
and am happy to say it has cured
tne. 1 now havo a splendid appetite
and sleep well. Its effect was truly
iiiurvuious. i
MRS. HARRY 15. STARR, rbttsvllle. Pa.
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MR. NATflAN
One uf Napoleon's generals, whom he
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lion. JNatuamei li. ronci, ot warwicK,
Mass., says In regard to himself and the
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"I have been aflllcted with liver disease
caused by malarial poisoning while in the
army. For about thirty years I have
suffered untold agonies and have taken h
great amount of medicine. My disease
lias uecome enronic, ana i ao not expect
ever to be entirely cured. I have taken
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I can truly say that while I am using It
I am quite comfortable, and some days
Illnglmmton umclals In 1'erll.
ALBANY, April 0. It has been learned
that tho banking department, in Its exam
ination of tho affairs of tho Chenango
Vnlloy bank, of 131nghamton. has cunio
into possession of a letter tho contents of
which, when made Known nn tho trial oi
Cashier Morgan, may lead to tho Impeach
ment of high officials lu Blnghamton, and
tho trial for conspiracy of others, Tho
letter was sent by a man holding an of
ficial position to anothor politician, tusk
ing him to at onca sco Cashier Morgan
and havo tho exclso account of Blngham
ton with the bank fixed up so as to avoid
trouble
Americans to be Speedily Tried.
Washington, April 0. Tho Spanish
government has promptly conceded tho re
quest of tho United States that the two
American citizens, Augustus Bolton nnd
Gustavo Itlchllou, imprisoned at Santiago
do Cuba, bo glvon nu opportunity to os
tnbll&h tholr lunocenco before u civil trlb
unal. These mon woro plokod.pp In a
imall boat near Santiago by a Spanish
cruiser and brought to tho town and
placed In jail. United Stntes Consul
Uyatt socured their release, but thoy wore
again arrosted uuder suspicion of having
lauded insurgents ou tho Cuban coast.
Murdered by Her Husband.
New Yoiik, April 0. Clara Gregory, 31
years old, was shot In the left temple Ium
night by her husband. The woman died
lu tho nuibulauoe on tlie wny to Itoosevolt
hospital. Jealousy was the motive of the
murder, tho woman-having refused to live
with her husbaud owing to his conduct.
The murdorer soaped.
Accident to Congressman l!e!tzb.oorer.
llAltmsiiuita, April 0. Congressman
Beltzhoovor, of the Curllsle district, at
tempted to alight from the St. Louis ax
press Inst night at the Union station, thi
clty, while tho train was In motion. Ho
lost his footing and Ml, sustululug pain
ful injuries.
OF NEWS.
Spoclnls rocolvod at Omuha show that It
is mining and snowing nUjoverNbraska.
George Robins,. tho wo.ll. known horso
man, was thrown from his carriage by a
runaway nt Grand Itnplds, Mich., last
night, and hod his skull fractured.
An unknown man nnd woman went to
a hotol nt Gnlosburg, Mloh., nnd In tho
morning both wero found doad lu bod,
having taken polsoiu
Tho bodv of Philip Hono. n prosperous
I New York business man who disappeared
I on Jan. 87, has been found In tho river.
. Ho had ovldontly oonimlttod suloido.
Tho Kook Island train robber who was
Jclllod In n battle with officer in Indian
Torritory wns Dlok Yengar, n noted des
perado. Tho real of tho gang are still at
Urge.
J. Krrlesson, prospecting near Mllfnrd
Utoh, has discovered n vein of gold, ah. nit
two feet of which nssuys fc26t to ilm ton,
IWUUO six luonesoi mo vom runs uyur
fcWpertou.
11. FOND.
am able to work a good deal, nt others
not hs much.
"But Dr. Greene's Xprvura blood and
nerve remedy has helped me mi re than
any other, or all the rest of medicines I
have taken.
''I cuniiol speak in too high pralne of
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood nnd nerve
rmiedy, nnd I have rued sixteen bottles."
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bitiouless weakling, despairing of n cure
from your weakness und disease, bur. be
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blood aud nerve remedy Remember that
a resolute determination and the use of
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If Is not n pntent raedlcinei hut the
prenerlotion of the most successful living
specialist tn curing uervnus and chronic
diseases, Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14th St.,
New York City. He has the largest
practice in the world, and this grand
medical discovery Is tho result of his vast,
experience. The great reputation of Dr.
Greene Is a guarantee that this medicine
will cure, and the fact that he can be
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charge, personally or by letter, gives
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attend
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0i Wm. Neiswonter,
TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1895,
At the Commercial Hotel,
Shenandoah, Pn.
The stock consists of heavy draught
horses, brewery .horses, roadsters and sev
eral lino matea teams, wuicii um udbuiu
rain or shlno. This is the lluost cor ol
horses ever shipped to this region.
Crescent Bicycles
FROM $40 to $90.
No. 1, 23 Pounds, 28 lnoh wheel .S75 00
Nob. 3 and 6, 21 pounds - 40 00
No. i, 23 pounds, 20 Inch wheel - 75 00
Scorcher, 0 pounds, 28 inch wheel I w M
No, 1, 23 20 ' M 5
Itambler, 11 to 23 pounds
...100 00
Ladles' wheols also.
PORTZ BROS.,
Solo Agonts.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
For my Bprlng stocfc of CLOTHING I havo
abandoned my Jewelry business, and
parties bavlne left watches for repairs
are requested to call at once for them-
SAM BLOCK,
Main and Cherry Sts., Shenandoah.
AMSY PILLS!
: AhD HUHE. SENS 4a. F0S"WQMAM S BA'C
GUARD:' Wucqx Hpccific Co,PniUt,fv
tTOWH
The Noted 2Estlioto Languishing
in a Prison Ooll,
"GROSS IMMORALITY" THE CHARGE
III T.lbcl Cn Agnlnt the Marqnls of
Queemberrj- Ilriults In a Verdict Sustain
lug the Marquis' Chargea and In a Crimi
nal Charge Agiilmt Wilde HJitffclf.
London, April 6. Tho caso of Oscar
Wlldo against the Marquis of Queonsborry
for libel was brought to a close In a ver
dict in favor of tho defoudnnt. The jury
found not only that tho defendant was not
guilty of libel, but lu n subsidiary verdict
declared that the Marquis ot Quoensberry's
charges woro truo and had been mado for
tho publlo good. Tho vordlot wns received
with loud applause.
The court room was crowded almost to
suffocation whon Mr. Carson resumed his
Bpooch In behalf of tho Marquis of Queens
liorry. It would bo his painful duty, ho
said, to put upon tho witness stand mon
who would speak freely of tho nature of
tholr connection with tho plaintiff, Wlldo.
l'ho ngos of thoso mon varied from 18 to S3
OSCAR. WILDE,
years. Thoy wero of the class of valets,
servants, etc., notbolonglng to Mr. Wilde's
stntion in lifo, not intcrostcd in literature
or art, yot thoy nddressod this distin
guished dramatist by his Christian nnmo,
Oscar, ho in turn calling them Charlie,
Ifrcddlo, etc. Mr. Carson said ho would
produce overwhelming ovldonco of Wildo's
immoral tharacter.
Sir Edward Clarke, Wildo's counsol, in
terrupted Mr. Carson. Ho said ho had
consulted with Wlldo In tho interim of tho
adjournment of tho court, nnd, In order to
save tho court tho painful details con
nected with tho rest of thocaso,ho waspro
pnrod to accept a verdict of tho jury In re
gard to Wildo's lltorature.
Tho judge Interposed and said If tho jury
wore justified In agreeing upon a verdict
on ono part of tho caso thoy must return a
verdict of guilty or not guilty us regards
tho entire caso. Tho jury then rendered a
verdict of not guilty, to which Sir Edward
Clarko assented. Tho judgo granted au
ordor requiring Wlldo to pay tho costs of
the defenso.
Soon after tho adtournmcnt of court
Wlldo was nrrestod on a warrant sworn
out by Mr. Lowis, solicitor of tho treasury.
Tho warrant against him chargos "gross
immorality," and rofors to his unnatural
relations with young men and boys.
Wildo wns arrosted at tho Cadogan hotel
shortly aftor 0 o'clock last ovenlug. At
8:10 p. m. he was taken to tho Bow stroot
pollco stntion. Ho was very palo, but cool,
nnd stood with his hands in his pockets
while tho charge against him was taken.
A pollco inspector read tho ohargo aloud
nndnsked Wlldo If ho had anything to say,
adding tho usual warning that anything
ho said might bo used against him. The
prisoner remained opparontly Indifferent,
nnd mado no reply.
Ho was thon searched, after which ho
was lockod lu a coll. Shortly aftor ho hnd
beon locked up ono of his friends arrived
in a carriage at tho station, with a small
Gladstone bug containing a chango of
clothing and other necossurlcs, but tho po
llco refusod to pormlt him to leavo It.
Later Lord Alfred Douglas, tho Marquis
of Quoonsberry's son, went to the pollco
station and Inquired whothor Wlldo could
bo admitted to bull. Tho pollco Inspector
oxplalncd that Wilde had beon arrosted
for n criminal ollcnse wulcn did not allow
of ball being nccoptcd until ho had been
arraigned lu court.
Tho nnmo of Usoar Wlldo has neon with
drnwn front tho play bills and advertise
ment of tho two theaters, tho St. James
nnd the Haymarket, where two of his
plays are running.
NKWSrAl'KKS DENOUNCE WILDE.
"Our Llftt llld Forever of a Pestiferous
Poseur."
London, April 0. -The Morning says
that Wlldo received the notification of his
orrost with languid nonobalenco, plain
tively asking whether he would bo nl-
lowod to furnish ball. When he arrived
nt Scotland Ynrd he nsked whethor ho
would bo allowed n private cell, and
whothor he would be allowod to smoke.
Whon tho ohurge was read to him, accus
ing him of lndooenclas with malo parsons,
he smiled and requested that the datos be
repented.
Tho Telograph says: "If tho general
concern was only with tho man himself,
his spurious brllllanoy, Inflated egotism,
diseased vanity, cultivated affectation and
shameless disavowal ot all morality, It
would bo best to dismiss him to tho pen
nlty of unlvorsal condemnation, but there
ig something boyoud tho Individual to bo
considered. Yostordny's Just verdlot in
cludes with him tho tondoncy of his pe
culiar career, tho moaning and Influenco
of his toaohing, aud all thoso shallow nnd
snotious acts by which ho and his like nt-
tompt to establish n cult, and oven set up
now iichools OI literature, uramauuu social
thought."
Tho Chronlolo says: "It suffice us to
know, as some return for undnmmlng the
putrid stream, that - our life Is rid forever
of a nostlforous posour, and the way Is
cleared for lnoroinod wholosomonoss In
life. Wa soom for some unhuppy hours to
hnvo been shuddering witnesses of a bag
tnrd revival of society under tho lato
lloman omplro, or against the dark baok
trroundot the Italian renalssanoe.
I The Lender publishes an Interview with
Lord Douglas In relation to the Wilde
scandal. Lard Douglas says: "Myself
and every "member of the family except
rather disbelieve abiollitely und entirely
nil tho ohargok. We think them simply
part of the purievutiou t.ithiT has ourrlod
tn agulust us as lung .is l can reinemniT
nd that Mr Wilde and his nuusid are to
Maine for uot showing, as they uuuld huve
tone, that that was the t,u-t
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and Liquors.
A genuine welcome
Awaits yon at
JoeWyatt's Saloon!:
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Fool room attached. FiEest whiskeys,
beers, porter and. ale constantly on tap.
Choice temperance drinks and cigars.
Spring Curry Comb
Soft ns n Brush. Fits every Curve Tho
Used bv IT. S. Arutv and bv Barnum and
aud Isading Horsemen of tho World.
IL Sample mailed post paid 15 cento.
C0J1D CO., 102Ufijetto St, South Bend, Iadltat.
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