in EY WP
- Burned Spee,
L0SS ESTIMATED AT OVER $30,000.
Mr. Rose Withdraws His Challenge for the
} Amezica’'s Cup.
Bravrornp, Oct 23.—A disastrous fice
this worning ewept awsy a larga port of
the village of Ceres, situated on the Wes
+ term New York and Pennsylvania railroad
about 22 miles trom bere.
Details are meagre but it seemns the fire
broke out in the kitchen of ths Grand
Oentral hotel and destroyed several stores,
the Grand Oentral hotel, the gas ocom-
pany’s tool sbop and & grist mill. Loses
estimated at over $30,000, :
Rowe's Challenge Withdrawn,
Loxpox, Ost. 23.—Cbarles D. Rose has
sabled to the Naw York yacht clab his
withdrawal of challeoge for the America’s
sup recently iesned by him.
Would Buve to Fight Spain,
~ Lownox, Oct. 23.—Advices received
from Madnd esying the government has
decided upon the arming of several of the
trans-Atlantic eompany steamers and the
eomyersion of sll cruisers into modern
warships. This action is generally re-
garded se preparatory to messuree
agsinst a recognition of insurgents ae
belligerente by any American government.
It is accepted as a certainty that Spain
"would regard such recognition as a vio-
lation of international law snd would
"immediately place the pation upon s wer
footing and sutborize Spanish veesels to
eapture upon the neds merchantmen be-
longing to the nation #0 recognizing the
insurgents. a
Corbett Lo be Re-arvested.
Litre Rook, Ark., Oct. 23.—The sa-
preme court has quashed proceedings in
the Oorbett babess corpus and decided
that the jndge overstepped his jarisdict-
ion 1n hearing the proceedings iv the
-Qorbett onse, aud that it should have gone
belors & jnstice uf the peace to be tried
and appeal from there, etc. The conrt
also declare] the law of 1891 against prizs
fighticg to be valid and operative. This
law makes prize fighting a misdemeanor
puniehal'e with a fine of from $1,000 to
$2,600. Corbstt vill ke rearrested red
made to give a pecs bond.
Hurled to Death.
_ Prrrssueg, Oct. 23,—Joseph Masser, a
~ prosperons farmer, living near Broaiford,
Fayette county, met a horri*le death on
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad one-half
“mile west of Dawson station, about 7
o'clock last night. The Baltimore &
Obijo limited express, bound weet, roo-
~ ming st tbe rate of a mile & minute, dssb-
od into his wayon, totally wrecking it,
and harled Masser a distance of 60 feet.
He struck sgainst a telegraph pole snd
hw braios were dashed out.
Janitors "8 Troant OMcers.
McKezsporr, (Jot. 23 —The sommittee
on discipline and morale of the board of
education beld a meeting and decid«d to
QUAY AMES HIS CHOICE
| Favors Reed for the Presidential
Nomination.
CHICAGO OR PITTSBURG WILL OE TNE
Oty and About June 10th the date of Next
Year's Bepublioan Conrentoon,
Kew Yong, Oot. 24—The Evenine Bun
pays # developed to-day thst ae a reenlt
of the conference last night between
Quay, Piatt, Olarkson snd Cheirman Oar
ter, of the National ocommrittes, the He
publican national convestion of 1896 wil.
be called to meet on: or about June 10. The
convention bity wae not agreed ov, bnt
Chicago or Pittsburg will be selected at
tbe meeting of the National committee.
10 ao interview to-day Quay expressed
himoelf in {avor of Reed for president.
es 4. gt et. se
THE I) IRON TRA TRADE.
Where Western Penssylvanie far Execels the
‘Emstern Portion of the State.
Harrisons, Oct. 24.--The fortheom-
ing report from the Burean of Bististics
will say thet in 1880 Pennsylvania pro-
dooced 27 41 per oeut. of the ion output’
in the Uvited States; in 1889, 1075 per
osut.; in 1899, 8.50 percent.; in 1891, 8 72
per cent.; in 1802, 6.65 per ceot.; in 1893,
6.02 per sent ; in 1894, 4.48 per cent. In
1892 there were 1,084,047 tons of iron ore
mined in this State and 4,193,806 tons of
pig iron made. In 1894 there were 532,-
087 tovs of iron ote mined and 3370152
tone of pig iron made. :
The cost of producing a ton of pin iron
ot a southern farrsoce is $671, and at a
western Pennsylvania furnace it is $7 49.
The cret at an eastern Penneylvania fur-
nace is $9.60.
The minimum production of pik iron
‘| in tnie State, since 1872, was 875,932 groes
tons iu 1875; and the maximum was 4,415,-
829 long tous 10 1890.
The money directly invested in the ac-
tive blast furnaces of the Btate, independ
ent of contingent icdustries, is $60,000,
000, ueing annually materiale that ap-
proximate this invested capital. :
There are employed from 15,000 to 20.-
000 persons about the furnaces; these re-
oeive sbout $7,000,000 annually as wages.
The machinery in ore blnst furnaces ag:
grogates 120.000 horse power.
i mts nt tm OR. 0
Mrs, @irman’s Beil.
Avrora, Ill, Oct. 24—Edpa Brown
Gorman, of Kanaville, and ber letter
chain for capoelled stamps have come
iuto public notice again. The volume of
letters which the chain had caused to
pour into the little Kaneville postoffice
for a time at the rate of 1,000 per dsy
bad dwindled down to almost nothing nn-
til a week ago. Now Jetters are beginning
to come from England, the cbain in some
way having been put in cirenlstion there,
aod the number received daily is abont
500. They are stacked up sgeinst the
wall, piled in rowe, stowed sway 1n dry
goods boxes, grain sacks filled with them
avd a greal pile of unopened ones are in
the centre of a large room, the size of a
hayoook. The chain will not prove un-
profitable to Mrs. Gorman. The cancel-
recommend that the janitors at the differ- | led one and two cent Columbian - stamps
ent school buildings be sworn in as spe- | are now oatalogned &s worth one cent
. eial policemen to that they can arrest each, and she hus thousands of them.
- boys who play truant and loaf about the | Mooey has been offered to ber for the
school bu! dinge, much to the annoyance | names of all signatures to letters written
of the other pupils. It is smid some of |in the United States, one offer of $500
the larger boys who play traaot eotice| for the stampe, and several offers for the
smaller boys to stay away from school,
and a determined effort will be made to
stop the practice.
Found Dosd In His Store,
Piqua, O., Oct. 23.—Joseph D. Har-
mish, who recently purchased the Buffalo
dry goods store bere, was found by 8
elerk upon opening the store this morning
lying dead iu a pool of blood. He bed
shot himself in the right temple daring
‘the night.
Harnish left no message of explamtion
but despondency over his business is ae-
signed. He came here from Dayton, where
Agsinsten Issue of Bonds.
Prrrssuna, Oot. 23.—This afternoon
Judge Ewing filed an opinion and decree
in the case involving the validity of the
~ Kennedy school bill. The opinion of the
sourt is againet the issue of bonds. It
- does pot give a definite decision on the
oonstitutionality of the question, bat the | ¢
court indicates that it is against it. This
leaves the burden of squarely deciding
‘that question with the supreme court.
Football Scores.
Prrrssurag, Oct. 23. — University of
Pennsylvania, 30; Duqueene Athletic
club, 0.
~~ Nzw Haven, Oct. 23. —Yale, 54: Wil-
liams, 0.
Prixcerox, Oct. 23.—Ugion Uollege, 0;
‘Princeton, 22,
New Brunsw.ck, Ot. 23. —Ratgen, 0;
Bwarthmore, 12. 12.
© Status of J Brazilian Xx. Rebels.
New York, Oct. 25.—A special cable
daspatoh from Baenos Ayres, says: The
. Brazilian officers «ho took part in the re-
~osné revolutions and have been par-
- doned, are not to be permitted to enter
*aotive service until two years ehall have
* . elapsed, but they may draw their tall psy.
Admiral Mello, Gens, Silveyra, and Mar-
tin will return to Rio de Janeiro next
month,
Home Again, : ™
| Wasmingrow, et. 24.— President Oleve
land and party returned to-night from the
_ Atlanta Exposition, The trip was made
without the slighest accident or delay.
The latter's lifs is despaired ul.
rare stamps. Sbe often finds small checks
in the letters, but never for a greater
amount than $1. A cheek for $500 re
|ceived Irom California several months
ago was bogus. 0s.
Think Hardin Expee Expects Defeat. ;
Cinoemari, Oot 24.—Beveral decorate
of considerable prominence came to town
this morning from Lexington, Ky., sud
THe WEEK G0 §
The Persy'e ig.
Coin
FOUR MAIL S| 1a. p.2TROYVIS,
nou. or Ard Firemen KI 1A and F-v-n
Mul Clerks tnjnred,
Artocss, Of. U. — A qwasirons wreek,
invoivipg the death of two mep, the ip-
jacy of several others, and tha destrne-
tin 0’ a large amoant of mal matter,
‘oonrred near Bailey a‘atior, co the!
middle division of the Potuayivanis rail-
road, at 2:15 thie morning.
The folicwing were killed and ipjoren
Jraniel Wolrkill, eagiveer, of Harris
ham.
J. W. Baipee, fireman.
E. A. Chamberisio, of Hrorrichnrr:
‘jaree reported serious.
Seven pastal Series; extent of ivjaries
not stated.
From rc ports receivad hare ii apres
that » wheel on a oar on ar estou
frergt t train broke at Trimmers hock,
pear Baileys, and three or four cers wire
wrecked snd throwo ou the opposite rack.
The mail section of the sonthweslesrn ex:
press, composed of four postal care and a
storage car, was passing a' the time, and
crashed into the wreck. The engine was
thrown from the track ard horled inte
the canal. Engiveer Daniel Woltkiil tod
J. W. Haines, fireman, were instsutly
killed.
Four mail ears [following the engios
were also wrecked and immediately
csaght fire.
hart, bat not fatally, so far as is known,
FE. A. Chamberlam, who resides st Har
risborg, was the most serionsly bort, hav.
ing sustained 8 fractare of the feft arm.
in.
spread with such rapidity that it was m-
It wae the throagh msi from New Y va
tents for several days.
ported that ove of the Jeatal
been ony ht in the wr
tat thie romor fortunately pr Wea to pe
‘without foundation.
clerks bad
canal,
Haives were buried nader the nik,
The passanger trains wars hep roe
ping eastward and westward by wry of
bus been but little delay mn tr vl |
additio. to the regular wre any force 80
men were taken from the car sbops here
and the track fally opened by 8 o'olock.
As stated the train was crmposed en-
tirely of mail cars and copsequently po
passengers were oarried. The injored
postal clerks received prompt attention,
sud those who are able will be sent to
their homes at once.
Eogioeer Henry Blackbarn, who was
injured in a wreck bere October 16, is iv
-& serious condition and may die. Hisin-
jaries about the chest and back are prov-
ing worse than at first saspected.
NewPoRT, Oct. 24.—The body of Joe-
eph W. Haines, fireman on the engine of
the traip wrecked at Trimmers Rock, this
raorning, was fourd in the canal under
one of the trucks of a mail car this eve-
ving. Ope leg was off and bas pot yet
been found and the body was otherwise
considerably mutilated. The bodies of
both Engineer Wolfkill and Fireman
Haines were taken to Harrisburg fo be
prepared for burial.
Bike Fae Factory Oaved In.
Crype, O., Oct. 25.—About 90 test of
the wall of the Elmore manufacturing
company’s bicycle factory fell into the
strest’ at 7°80 this morning. A dossn per-
sons were bared in the debris. Two
were fatally injured and several of! ere
fatally burt.
Versailles. It a ia]
came together, but alt discussed the pol-
itical situstion in Kentucky sod all
agreed thet the democratic outlook is bed.
Hardin's speech at Lexington lest night
: is cequrasd aa pricioully 4 s2siamion m
his part that be is defeated.
Suleg for for a Miser's Ertare,
Cwvonewarr, Oct. 24 —Judge Wright
to-day began » most interesting case. It
has attracted attorneys from several states.
Their clients olsim the fortune of Andrew
wi. rt, a miser, who left a 15,000 in
Leppert slept in a osllar, worked
at is Dont house and laid away every
possible penny. ;
Englaad wilt B Keep ‘Trinidad.
New Yosx, Oct. 23.—The Herald's
special cable cable from Buenos Ayres
BAYS:
Rio Janeiro dispatchee state that the
mipister in that place has informed the
Brazilian government that England in:
tends to keep the island of Trinidad.
The report was denied, buf it is now
known that it is. is true.
'Squabble Over Miltary Training.
OCmxornnati, Oot. 24.—8uapt. Morgan,
of the pablio schools, announces that be
public schools. That means that there
will be 2 Leated contest, for every labor
union in the city is againet it, and there
is no doubt that mnoch hard feeling and
probably serious trouble will result.
Under an Overta raed Eagine.
MirrrintrowN, Pa., Oot. 24.—Thé uop-
setting of an engine on the Tuscarora
Valley railroad at East Waterford, to-day,
resulted in the death of machinist Jerome
Noble, of the road, and sericas scalding
of William Pannebecker, an evgineer.
is in favor of military training in the
Early this morning workmen began to
dig » trenee pear the wall. The founds-
catward, burying the mon in the trench.
debris. Volunteers went to work digging
the victime_from the ruins, and it is be
lieved all bave been resoned.
Joseph Becker, one of the propristors,
was seriously injared abeut the heed sod
bipe.
prove fatal. The otbers injured were:
bead cut and bruised: William Bunyder,
leg broken; Roy Lemmon, bead cut;
leg broken in two
William Hodson,
places.
*
Reilway Combtoe,
the Oonsolidated Traction compeny.
liestion. In regard to the Pittsburg con-
solidated lines Mr.
about January 1.
Digregarding the Organization.
pame terms as those mines that bave been
-! working.
Atl of the postal clerks were
The postal care took fies sod the fl mes!
possivle to save apy ¢f the msl matter.
and no aceonnt cnn ha given of the con |
It wus at first re. |
(x id cramated,
© tJaliao iu wbic
When the engine wept (ver into toe |
Engineer Wolfkill and Firem on |
Banbury and Lewistown, so that there |
Archie Holloway and Frank Cock
received internal injuries thas will likely
Obarles Berbardt, caught under the fall-
ing wall and seriously crashed; Clarence
W. Haley, struck by falling machine,
bead cat and serionely bruised; Ed King,
PrrrsBUra, Oot. 25.—C. L. Magee came
‘home from Philadelphia on the south-
western exprese thie morning. He was
in the Quaker city to sttend a meeting of
Mr. Magee said there was nothing done
at the meeting be could give out for pub-
Magee said they
would start under the new management
He thinke by that
time everyining will be in readiness for
operstion.
MassitroN, Oct. 24.—The miners of
this district who have been on a strike
have been returning to work for several
days without the consent of their organi-
zation leaders and the strike 1s practically
ended. Work has been resumed at the
mime
CT " EHS
Vlonnt
er TR oun ee somo: i
Seneening Investigation Belog Made Toto
eal Bay Jet. ee AR Ne,
Bexriscoon, Oct 25 —The m
tra tive forest fires aver Known in the his-
tory of the connty are pow raging in the
view ity of Houvtiogdoa. The town je
to mpi ely so-ronpded hy barpieg for-
| end, Lue Bre reacning ub vue fice to with-
in 8 quarter of 8 mile of this place. The
fic ur- hav: destrry. A over ten miles of
amber on Warror’s ridze slove, and
8 x1 tow same amount on Jaske monn-
| tein an 1 Lack ridge.
3 Toe ores ‘emons son mer hotel at
i) Ve ~ Ke, five |
mijes north of here, is 10 Imminent dao
»
frour nde,
| Ber.
Owe = tive brided men sre Aghting the |
' we v0 ID 1G Pave farm pro- |
wrts pipe binee of the flames.
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tab rg PoxtofMice.
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favestigatiog Pit
PrrrsporG, Or. 26. An investigation |
surrounded by an uoiasual degree of mys-
fy, 1 on at tbe Pittsvarg postcffice. W.
. Moore, government inepector, is Con-
“ tit g the most searching inquiry, the<
patnre ¢f which ia pot positively known.
tiops are that a big fizht is on in the Jo-
cal democracy.
Pogilist ¢e Melange.
Hor Sprives, Oct. 25 — Cortett this af- |
ternoon te! egraphed to Phil Dwyer and |
others In New York to forward the stake
at ones, He stated io a telegram
tete rornedd to reminin in Hot |
vember pnd pia the n
; mouey
tat Fa wae.
Springs ony N
tar avid,
wb pial
* sr 3 YL ib
Held a0 Labatt
ap
Za TL OLR under Any
CURR 15 WHR fp rirna this after
tof wu telegram from
puss, Covel fhe reoed
is the Ietter stated that
LC riatt did
meet
roward and a snr.
g wired Dmg Nin-
procliico bin 8
dig hue movi
i YB ME is giroan
matters would ‘be |
ay or two.
i ats ic $0 Toi 2 : b
tent apd stated thwt
tar.ally eh
srged iv ad
Tos cin Frotade,
bo CHicaaa, Ost. 27. ~The tag Morford
axploded her boilers at 3:55 o'clock Sat. |
teenth street. Thetug O B. Green was |
also wrecked.
Following is the revised list of the kill |
ed, missing and ir jared:
Killed, Jobn Erickson, fireman of tog |
Moiford, blown to the deck of steamer |
‘Tonia.
O. B. Green, blown np with pilot. house;
sappoaed to ba dead.
Ir jared, Dantel McRes, lineman; ankle
hart, Capt. John Callisan, rescned from
river io a balf-drowned cou ditior ; will
probably survive.
of the Morford, blown to the (eck of the
Ionis; cannot recover. Wo Ljnpett,
ly burt. Joeepb Doueily, firrmsn of QC, |
B. Green; e!igbtly ivjared. Joseph Mof-
fat, liremad of 0. B.
irjared.
(Green; slightly
Rain at Pittsborg.
in fifteen days rain of any consequence or
quantity descended 1a Pittsburg thie
morning aod evening. The rivers will
‘pot va raised by the rain for the reason
tht the shower was alirost local.
Fally 8,000 miners are idle owing tc in-
ability to get barges up the Ohio river.
The Obio marks 91 inches below Davis
island dam, the lowest on record.
rs Bn cen
University Bulldings Burned.
ONARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Oct. 27.—Fire
broke out in the rotanda of the main
bailding of the university of Virginia this
morning, the rotunda and public ball
being entirely destroyed. [ces $100,000.
More Important than Warifl,
Ciscrwxari, Oct. 25.—Dr. Chaaocey
Depew says: “I bave pot res1 Sherman's
book. 1 regard him as one of America’s
greatest men.”
Bpeaking of the proposec! agreement
of the trunk line presidents, Mr. Depew
ple of this country than the tariff. If thie |
agreement 18 not made trusts wi aontrol
this entire country in five yeure.” :
Rioting In Porto Rico Qnelled.
Rico sage that serious swictirg has occur-
red there, the peasantry, armed with
ives, having attacked the police. The
rbance was finally gnelled and a
pnamber of the rioters were arrested. A
battalion of marines has been sent to re-
inforoe the garrson at Forto Rieo. |
mMeKmight Convicted.
Pirrssuma, Oct. 25.—The jary in the
ease of R. J. McKnight, charged with the
marder of T. F. Hvland, retarned a ver-
diet of manslaughter.
“Welcome “Rain.
Ww IL LIAMSPORT, Oat. 27.—The unpre-
cedented drought was broken this even-
ing by a down pour of rain. Fierce for-
est firee which have been burping will be
extinguished, but the streams will be bat
little affected owing to the parched con-
dition of the earth.
Razirg]
nvaEt (lea- i
Al eor'm of hints sre sfloat and inticoa-!
af.
Foire and}
if
© resin st Hot Springs!
Fitz mumons he (Julian) wounld |
nrday morning in the river near seven- |
Missing, John Fergneon, captan of tog |
Charles D x, engineer |
ergineer of the tng 0. B. Gress: oot bed-|
Prrrssura, Oot. 27.— For the first time
says: “It is of more interest to the peo- |
Mapa, Ook. 35.—Advices from Porto |
LYNCHING PARTY FOILED.
Two of the Mob fob Killed by a vol
ley from Guards,
GUARDS THREATENED ENED WITH VENGEANCE
Sitate Troops Wow Hasve Possession sod
are Preserving Peace,
TiFrin, O.. Oot. 27-- Io sn stempt
{ sarly this morning to avenge the mnrder
of Aagost Sehul'z, Tiffiu's p polar city
marshal, who wae shot down in eoid blood
by Leander J Martin, alias Williame, 8
farmer of Hopewell township Inet Wed-
pexdsy everiog while ¢rymg to arrest
Martin for beating a boy, two more vie-
time wera added to the tragic affair,
At 1:30 o'clock a mob of 150 men, many
‘of whom were onder the inflaence of
liqnor, attacked the jail in an effort to se-
care Martin end beog bim. A volley
from balf a dozen winchesters fired by
| deputy sheriffs met them and two of the
mob were killed, They are: Henry
| Machler, Jr., a laborer, 23 years old, un-
| married; Christian Metz, a butcher, 33
| years old, unmarried, :
LA daylight this morning crowds again
| b-gan to gather in the vicinity of the joi
| upd Sheriff Vaonest fearing fartber |
| trouble called out a company of the Bix-|
| teenth regiment, O. N. G. This company
| which is stationed bere, is not pomeri-
| aslly strong and the sheriff, thinking it
would be unable to cope with a more gen-
oral civic uprising, telegraphed Governor
| MeKinley for more troops. The governor
t
"| comphed with the request, ordering three |
| ndditions! companies to the scene. Dur-
{ing tte day one company each came from
Fremont and Sandosky and late this
| evening the company from Kenton ar-
| rived,
It is not believed that there will be any
faciier trouble, ye! friesds of the dead
- wie fred on the mob
shai's friends say that they will kill Mar
tio if they can gat to him, Martin was
| spirited away to Fremont long before day-
i lixht *ut this the people refnsed to be-
Hevea
i fiuta gli
names of (he guards who fired the |
8 are known only to the shenf.
trea handred militiarcen sare guarding
| the js it to-night.
| taan threaten vengeance to the gnards {
ard the dead mer |
it 18 erpacted that tha Campbell erm-
PUD Lien 15 180 “will attient Al
2 d to the city aud that thers |
may he sens of violence as threats are
| beivg made to blow op the jail to|
| avenge the st booting of the men.
larga ero
si
i
Change in the tute Department.
| iove=ti ation into the methods of the dis- |
| bursiog division of the Btate department |
k known ae the bureau of seconuts, Fran- |
cis J Kieckboefer, chief of the burean |
sud Edward Hay woud, chief book-keeper |
buve resigned at the request of Secretary |
Ol!vey. No criminality is alleged, bat |
‘Opey d sided that the affairs of the ‘hg-!
' rean had been carelessly condacted and |
aesmed a change necessary.
Bridge Jamper Callatinan Irjared.
Poroukeerare, Oot. 27. — Patrick King
{Cal'sbap, more familiarly kpown ss’
| “Xiog” Callahan, tbe professional bridge |
jomper, leaped from tbe Poughkeepsie
bridge into the Hadeon, a distance of 212
fest this m wroing. Callaban is potabiy
fatally injared.
LaATER--Callahan died to-night.
Harrisbarg Pavored.
conditions seem favorable for a continua:
ssce of the welcome downpour. fig, ye
Susquehanna bea oot beeo eo low since
1808.
RAILRCAD NEWS REVIVED.
Agata the New York, Philadelphia and Chi~
cago Rallway is Talked About.
Once sgain is the New York, Philadel
plua and Chicago railway brought iste
prominence by the recent action of the
city council of Franklin, Venango county,
anting that company the right of way
through that place. The company which
proposes to baild this road is mainly com-
cepd of Franklin citizens. Their line
wil extend from Franklin into Clearfield
ccubty, and will constitute the connect-
ng link in a great through line between
Chicago #nd Philadelpbs and New York.
It will shorten the distance between
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—As 8 result of | -
Frank'!in and Philadelphia about fifty-
three miles. Its eompletion will give the |
Lake Shore or Veunderbilt system a great |
| advantage in freight and passenger traf-
| fie.
| - The linetobe built eastward from Frank-
lin will pass along the south bank of
the Allegheny, crossing st East Sandy;
thence up that stream to a branch, peass- |
ing near Clarion and on to its Clearfield |
coanty terminae. It will tsp the finest
aleo the best timber region in the states
east of Wisconsin.
ita inception. has been in frequent econ-
ference of late with the railway magnates
co-operation seems to te definitely as-
sured.
This is the road the survey for which
was made by the late lamented Captain
Hamilton, of Franklin, and of which the
‘papers were full a couple of years ago,
bat of which little has been heard lately
It constructed this road will reach Du-
Bois. :
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coking coal beds in Penocaylvania, and|
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