nd Other items,

ma j - Hey is cCyVening - - " wt \ lk st a ex ‘ ; | ink } i o = ‘ ation DD \ for the Assembly, 3 * ; ' P. E. Island Rail wat Wei Ibs leg broken. _ 0

ice was held in St eorg ( x, on the loth March,

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ad 0 ‘\merican boots will be her: . ‘ Dorsey, Goll & Co, march 15, tf o = in type, ut ina laa t, will appear to -

Om] w used by a Presby

ton ; . gy to illustrate his e he

Ox c att Stipendiary aagiats rate’s { HH \ the usual i

a. ict s we ’ } { Spra ‘ oe stor 20 per * a Tire market p | Ww ranges rom | * “

" my ; hoots b ere re

m ses. Dorsey, Gotf & Co biare Ld, tf * “

M \ ‘ turned me to day, hay ing es White River horror, and had

» ip the United States and La

- } ‘ i } 7. sabbath first, the 20t] ; in., Weather and road pr - -

] ‘ n i ' I ts on next. w i ir KR A . n* Lu ’ vemments 1 t

oe >

‘ 5 niv » disens ‘ rh ott ‘ y ‘ i} uA 1) ‘

iieenionian | f the medals granted to i and ( nial Exhibi- by he DPD partment or ; Ly. > ~_—_-. uf { onservative ! t N W estminster ; Hor ‘ native of Lower ~ PR \ ; e "

~ n tow owed par i one VV poor husPand prepared be goY’. Camneled Widew—?oken, intent. ti was ny panies

-

i: ’ ; has purchased in Ee Q wo fin importation to this Prov vt I y on his hom nd | \ i H t

o vs

Mr. DvucaLp Creriz, of West River, ex

hibited a monster porker (730 lbs.) in the

market to-day. It was purchased by Mr.Wm. Rattenbury at seven cents per pound. Beat this who can!

eae

Sin CHARLES

ousin with such syn

DitKe’s big scandal inspired for his distress

half million of

ipathy rh } es nat ne

liad y } > bite aved ana it nim

a yilay , Thus w other « xemplifi 1 tien of t trut!) virtuous and youll be hapj ; ~_ —s Tue ladies and gentlemen belonging to Prof. \ ymbe’s Orchestral Class have kind sente to play on St. Patrick’s night [he reputation of Prof. Vinnicombe as co 1 i rantee of the success of the ( Programme in another column. * a" Tue f J ntlemen have been elected flicers of i immerside conference ; of St. Vineent de Paul So iety:—Pres.,J. B. Strong, elected); Ist vice, Wm. Shea; 2nd vice,jW. \\ Kn treas A. McInnis," re-elected : a J0 ns 4 re ele te { ; cor. se { | phy, (re elected), ‘ tlicideil B the defeated Grit candidate, ‘ red him it Toronto the other day as ‘M. P.. Algon it subsequently turned out that Mr. Dawson. the Consers itive candi date, was elected. Mr. Burke, when asked to plain what h meant by registering as he al will doubtless say that the M. P. meant ‘lissed Parliament, ; \ Lerrer posted in Chicago on the 23th Fel) i! last and addressed to +f i1iza Jane MoKay, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,

Prince E. is] and, is now | rat the City Post Office awaiting An Ow

ieiililiianian Ks ‘ALLY TO WomEeN.—Sweet is revenge, especially to women, said the gifted but ghty Lord Byron. Surely he was in bad

when he wrote such words. But there slaints that only women suffer, that ying nun ibers of them down te ce arly

yraves lhere hope for those who suffer Ho miatie how sorely, or severely, in Dr. R. i « favo prescription. Safe in its is a blessing, especially to women and Lo too, for w yen suffer the house held is askew. faw

lade

A Sr. Pavi, Miun., minister recently closed

+}

following sensible re-

i prayer with the marks concerning new spaper men;—‘‘And ii ir Lor bless the reporters, whose nimble pens scratch our every word almost mfore (it is uttered. Like Tayself they are omnipresent and almost hoppers poops If we take of the morning and fly to the utter

ts of tix h they are there. They America, they way lay » th ' nons of Colorado, and when, at ler nd the latitude of the magnetic pol d, they are there! May light iness be equal to their

pow the ge? ne ral asse mbly of Hav ven « sneaiinn iot not’ the reporters be exPutlitl.”

THE

DAILY

TLEGRAPHIC NEWS,

"oe

TAL VeSPATCHES TO Ciik EXAMINER.) $ FRAELANT © tes. aagane {AULT WONG a GMa ad ii ip

A Train Falls Through | a Bridee,

KILLING AND WOUNDING) PASSENGERS.

TERRIBLE SOBNES, |:

Bodies Crushed and Mangled,

A WONDERFUL ESCAPE,

4 CURIOUS FEATURE

down with the wreck. Nota serap of iron remained attached to the abutments and but for the chasm and awful wreck beneath there is nothing to indicate that a _ bridge spanned The wrecked bridge lay under the debris pied by the side of one of the splen lid cars. It was one of main iron. ‘The girders of the bridge shows clean new fracture through its entire breadth. The opinion is generally express

ed by those who personally inspected the wreck that the breaking of this girder was the cause of the disaster, but there is much doubt as to the cause of the breaking of th

girder. It is stated by some that there was a jarring and bumping sensation just before

once the abys

the crash, which gives color to the theory that the fourth car was the tirst to go through the bridge; that it was derailed and thrown’ from the bridge; that it struck the ties of the bridge with such force as to cause its he Vy iron supports to give way. It is the opin- ion of some people that an old flaw weak- ened the truss or girder to such an extent that when the full weight of the train came upon the bridge it caused the remaining

ction of the truss to give way, allowing

the entire structure to fall.

ANOTHER FACT

bearing upon the cause of the disaster is the condition of the cars which went over the bridge with scarcely less damage than was inflicted the coaches that went through. The first sign of violence upon the wood work of the second truck of the firat car of the train is a violent blow from undernesth. Vhe fracture is heavy. There tx 10-inch oak timbers in the frame-work

upon

wert

of the truck; the blow was so heavy, that the truck was lifted from the track and derailed the car

ENGINEER WHITE

across the bridge he felt thought might be caused

however, could

says when going a shock which he by a broken axle. not have been the cause of the accident, as the trucks of the first two cars are in good condition, except in regard to the fractured timber r. The only remaining possible cause of : nt is a broken rail; and it is Keattfal | ie investigation into this point could result satisfactorily, as there are so many pieces of broken and twisted ratls snarled up ae the wreck. The bridge was built fifteen years ago, and during the past ten years was repaired three times. The original wooden truss was replaced with iron girders ten years ago.

ie i ilis,

oak 1 ide

REMOVING THE DEBRIS.

The workmen have allday in removing street and embankment.

The wreck is so complete that no attempt will be made to save any portion of the train.

engaged from the

been busily the debris

crushed out of any semblance to humat!

{ -7e saw one woman dying in he r seat | some of them with Calves by their side, others in vo another woman had her head pillow-|calf by the thoroughbred Snort-horn Bull ed in the dying woman's _ breast. PRINCE OF WALES,

Oke of the most —ALSO—

| TERRIBLE SCENES OF THE ACCIDENT 4 FF i

| nee atm orses

i headless trunk of a °

}woman found lying across a_ timber, naaba

| t} mear O?} pletely .e AN hel ‘ar ; sy “t Be peep COT DIOTEtY GoRe, au l thelower} qenms—seven Months on approved Joint limbs all cut and mangled. The head was | notes {found among the tangled fragments of | ‘ a

g ag * jowd car, a few feet away. One man was A. Me NEILL, o walk from the wreek in the direc AUCTIONEER.

Daniel Rh nundy, of Roslindale,

death is miraculous.

tee ee eee ; Sdwan| {02 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 13th oe Bene pl ‘ying cards. with Edward and idth. Contributions will be gratefuliy | Snow, Harry Gay and Sergeant Shiller. | received by—

| The crash came and the next thing Roundy i knew he ! )

} |

EXAMINER, a ae ae ;

What Caused the Accident ?!"=

| sclutely uninjured, and he held in his | ¢% Vice Presideats, i : I are ss aad the queen of diamonds which was Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Lewis, Hianmax, N. 8., March 15. : santas A blood ‘ Hi th , © . Was * Mackinlay, Miss Shenton, pert > . : . overes tt DiOOd, s nree coy € 1] : se . 20K . a Che Boston train was wrecked on the Bos- ! wer lk ie } re Eee “ doze. creed, “ ee : a FEES Ra AE es di: ere a Wied, ap, 50h, ton and Providence roa l yesterday morning, | Fe Seliceeine in ts * Carruthers. “ BF. Weeks, lt was an early morning train of- eight "E ; : e nn x oi metoh. passenver cars H)} ’ it , la , sy i .y . kL . wn i nswor a, n ULC My pa wr cars, Hite i with peopie on their LATEST REVISED LIs1 | ‘* Montgomery, “* G. Brown, way to Boston from Dedham, West Rox | of killed and injured: killed — Assist Con- | “ Neii Macleod, * lode bury, iMedia tn’ gail: oblate points. Three | ° Kl ee ut Injured: Ulec Assistant-Con- ? B. He artz, * Alice Weeks. cars passed over the bridge and the rest | duct yron, Miss Walton, Miss Mande- .. &, Macleod, B. MacNeill, ars passed over the bridge and the rest} yj. paw, ard Norris, Mrs. Harkins, all of Gidley, , oh ae were thrown into the cut thirty feet deep, | Del ° Pat z: at id Ch 1 * W Y Mrs. W. W. Stanley, inh Hes at al ” Anta hal, | Peham; Patrolman alds, Clailor; m. 2LYy IE which the bridg crosses. oe he ities Senth Becinn: Waa* Srebate ELIZA ees’ was sent and the wounded vrought to the Ei neltedale. ian Dita Brookline: Feb. 8 t] sale 3aw tu th sat hospital. It is estimated that 23 were killed Mr H C. ms al VF B ; , and about 100 wounded. It is impossible Ne ii Abn h = Ww ’ Ww i nt M teed ; Welle Abrah: : 4 ar, Mrs . to obtain a correct and complete list of the | Nellie Abraham, W. Webster, Mrs. Co A Rare Chance lor Business ; . ell, Geo. Metcal tdear N. r S killed and wounded. Immediately after the Rox! - Mr: ; W i - Bost wae, j est : ; oO} y? j *"g Q ; 8 : dé > catastrophe occurred the were victims hastily | 7. , Se ae es eee Kehiotad fold CAN sden® and treadh widel | Gates, J. L. Houghton, Roslindale; Wm. moved OM Cf Sce > Ari¢ ste ely * . , liverse directions that it is extremely dif, E. Snow, West Roxbury; H. H. Johnston, | | WILL rent. for a term there with privilege ult to trace th ,lI corre t] ~&. | Boston; Henry Gay, Roxbury; Henry} — of purchase, my establishment at Tigaish Rail- cult te race } ; ‘Orrec r. se > . ‘ . © © ‘ , - ‘ ; . ; ; y Pi a - — i — meee — ’ rae, ey - Stone, West Roxbury; Mrs. Sarah Fellis,} “85 5t'102. consisting of rhe Ln) UTE were conveyed to Medfield: Miss Norris. West Roxbury: |}. Large, commodious Shop, Office and Ware their homes thers to the hos- , Sheng egy est AVOXDULY; | room, with Uwelling atiacled, also Coach-house pitals, while others still found temporary | John Adams, Roslindale; Mrs. M. L. | and Stabie. peitet ‘ PULIC ES SUlis ‘ il ) . ’ . . ‘ , , awn) - etc Av Ray Os Odiorne, Dover, N. H.; B. Corinth, West{ 224. A Warehouse, 3 storeys. 65x40. in residences in the immediate | R , # sed, Large Yard, with Shed for 20 horses. neighborhood. Some of the dead-—the |} xbury; M 3S Adams, Dedham; Charles ith, Large Warehouse alongside Railway track. 0 ra ty in fact—were brought to the city Swan, George North, Boston; Peter Swass-} The Stock Book shows $1,100 general merchan- — 7s a “a ee ee a ane West Roxbury; Emma P. Hil), | 4ize and shop fixtures, which will be sold on mo! ; but there were others taken to Bo - - long terms. the depots of Roslindale and Forest Hill. | es - oak wat ween Possession can be given immediately, and my All day large and efficient corps of surgeons PATALLY INJCRED, clerk will stay with the next occupant if desired. have been at work attending to the injured, | ' Joseph Metealf, West Roxbury; W. F. or terms, &c., apply to It is said that numbers will probably die. Bowman, Dedham; Henry Earashaw, West GEORGE W. HOWLAN, | Roxbury; Miss Alice Adams, Agnes W., | Ch’town, March &§, os ex pat jour Imo

| Hayes, Mary Murphy, John Murphy, all of | ~~ of the disaster is that the entire bridge went | Roslindale; brakeman W. W. Smith, Roxbury; Webster Dakin,

‘

At a late hour the work of removing the =— wwe was carried on, and additional ilence found of the terrible nature of the Rieuied In some places fhere were frag- ments of flesh and pieces of clothing which had belonged to some victim whose remains were previously removed tothe morgue. There was blood over everything, scarcely a splinter being removed that was not eed stained with the blood of the victims. HARROWING Most of the piece from garments head women, women on the train was much larger thanthat of men, pai the fatality among them was proportionally greater than among men.

DETAILS,

s of clothing found were

{n one place the bodies of. seven women | were takenout ina row-——allhorribly mang!- ‘ed. One woman was cut com ele in * ‘two, the upper half of her body va

i

|

The number of |

Langelier,

He from all the religious institutions of the occasion.

forbidding it having been revoked.

attend the opening of the Legislature.

TU ESDA Vv

/ | be ing found. A feariul sight was that of4

VALUSBLE —

NU glas Stock.

‘ape, and so tightly wedged in that they I Sate ice LoS by 0 owen Csaaaly,

could be moved in no way. Hn oh 1 lady | was taken from the car uninjured, but with See clothing torn to shreds, and pre sosuihuil generally a forlorn appearance. She said the women in her car seemed panic strick- en. At the ) occurred all screame: praying for release.

Wo girls with their arms around cone = an- ther clinging in the embrace of death. both had been killed by blews upon the

head. In many instances ares and crow. bas were nesessary in order to free the people pinned in that wreck. Jn tyo cases it Was necessary to cut the bodies im order to get them out. They were already

Esq, to \uction, at his farm, Royalty Kast,

On Wednesday, March word,

weer 16 Hixcellent = Milch Cows,

March 1! 7i tu fri & wy 3i

Wks

ee

tion F Roslindale. When about a dozen yards from the wreck he fell dead, either from citement or internal injuries. had a most and his escape from He was in the smok- |

remarkable experience, :

pile Y. M. C. A. Razaar Committee intend holding their sale of usefal aud fancy articles

Mrs. SHENTON, President.

was in the middle of the street ab-| Mrs. J. J. Davies, Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. G. Brem-

West Conductor Ded- Many more are also .injured,

NOTIGE.

A LL amounts due W. R. BOREHAM, unpaid by the 2ist MARCH, inst., will be placed in our Attorney's hands for collection oa that date,

Amherst Boot & Shoe Manf'g Co.

March 12—t] dte

LOBSTER FACTORY FOR SALE

We will Sell by Public Auction,

On TUESDAY, the 22nd Instant,

COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M., the Valuable Lobster Factory, situated at Park ‘mn town tc Corner, New London, lateiy occupied by Andrew im town CO} (" MeLeod, together with Cook House, Bait House, Stable, &c.

itin.

-_ ae

Gucbec News,

March 14.

sent by Mayor the Local Government Professor f Laval and _ Ecclesiasties, to Car- linal Tachereau at Rome to-day. was invested with the Cardinal’s Hat at a consistory. Papal flags are flying in honor

(JURBEC, Congratulations were

Ninth Battalion the order

The annual drill of the will be commenced to-morrow, members are

Nearly all the

as ae ALso—Boats, Traps. Rope, Fishing and Pack- : ae ing Gear, Cooking Utensils, Stoves, &c, Ottawa News. ‘Also, about 250 Empty Boxes and about 100

Boxes, Cans, and sundry other articles too num- erous to mention.

‘Terms made known at sale. ANDREW BOWNESS,

Orrawa, March 14,

A Cabinet Council to-day decided that

the day for the Dominion celebration of Assignee, the Queen’s Jubilee should be the same as BOWNESS & ANDERSON, e Auctionee rs,

in England. The Parisian leaving England this week will bring a thousand immigrants.

Kensington, March 8, 1887—tl sale | WANES, Libs F, FOUN BD,

LOST —0n last os SO night, “the “Lith inst., $10-Note, Finder w ill be rewarded on oaviiies

it ah Richard Roberts, at Dorsey & Goff's Boot

Store, marl5 2i pd

a. zt,

The Sherren Case.

OrTrawa, March 14. Judgment was delivered to-day in the

case of Sherren vs. Pearson, an appeal from OLEt _Shop and halt the House, containing six rooms, with oachouse, Stadie an ar-

ae 4 , the Supreme Court of Prince Edw: id den, belonging to the late John Jury, sq. Island The appeal was dismissed with | also, a large Safe, good as new, which I will sel costs, and the judgment of the lower Court | for $50; second-hand Piano at a low price —Mrs.

ae Sarah A. Jury, Kent Street. marl tf aftirmed. ens Fou ND—Near New Glasgow, on the night of the Concert, an Overcoat. Owner can_have

(anadian Horses.

Lonpon, March 14. authorities have made{ [,

same by paying for this advertisement—EXxaAm- INER office, fmarlt

OST~-A Brown Spaniel Pup, fore-paws white. . : a small chain around his neck, answers to the arrangements tor the transportation from name of “Jack.” Any one giving information of Canada to London during the coming sea- calling at THE E will be oitioe. mari Iw ; i fen é E i z e. ma son of 3,000 horses for artillery trains. ee Te a. a ictal WANTED—: A girl for sities é ot Apply to i). McLeod, Post Office Building. mar9 ai pd

The War > Office

ed

A False Report.

Loupor, March 14, The report that an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate the Czar of Russia had been made is discredited by M. DeStael, Russian Ambassader here.

re NO LET-- -A two and a-half story Brick Building, with slate roof, in good tenantable condition, containing ten rooms, besides pantrys, kitchen, cellar kitchen; also an ice-house, now filled with ice, stable yard room, with garden attached, snaase on Water Street. Possession given 1st

July next.

Ailso—A two and a-half story wooden tenc- ment dwelling, containing eight rooms in good repair, situate on Prince Street. Possession given ist May. next.

M ‘ox. March 1 Also—Brick Warerooms and Offices, suitable Moncton, March 14. fora good business stand. - as Street. Poe ] -Kenzie 2 c > lanta session given immediately or particulars

John Me Kenzie wae 0 day elected apply to Peake Bros. & Co. mars eod Mayor over candidate Duffy by a majority See of 19. J. R. Foster was over a hundred To ‘LET—A Grist and Saw Miil at Milton. Ap behind Ex-Mayor Duffy. ply on the premises to ONmard dy & wky tf

= WVANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two good Pro- A Conductor Hilied. "V testant Servants—Cook and House maid—to

mar, ts Rearma, N. W. T., March 14. ‘Apply & on bile

Freight conductor Farrell White, shunt- march 9 tf ing at Indian Head yesterday, was caught in a frog and ran over. He died last night

es

Moncton’s Mayor.

ene

whom good wages will be given.

Maid.

W ANTED—A Parlor Peteis, Sidmount.

W: ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A Cook and a Housemaid, to whom good wages will be given; references required. Apply at THE Kx- AMINER office. mar 3 tf

Weather Bulletin. FoR SALE—A good atrong working Mare, 4 years old; algo a wood sleigh. Apply at THE mar? 3i law pd

Toronto, March 15~—10 a.m. EXAMINER Office. North-west and west winds; fair weather; PO LET—The Dwelling House lately occupted lower temperature. by the subscriber, siiuate on the corner of Prince and Dorchester Street. Apply to T. C.

Robins. febig—2aw tf

To LET—A ‘Honse and Outbuildings and 6 Acres of Land, known as “*Maryfield,” situated on Malpeque Road, adioining the premises of Mal-

colm McLeod, Esq. For further pa rticulars apply to J. G. !ckstadt, at St. Vincent’s Nursery. ‘ nore? tf ‘ a ws —— -

“MARCH 1 5, “1887.

eaten teen nents

BEER

E are offering very fine value in Black and Colored Cash- meres and “Merinos, also in White and Gray Cottons, | Prints and Ginghams. In Ladies’ Corsets we have exceptional value. We are also offering Carpets and General House-furnish- ings at very low prices, Good value will also be found in all other departments.

0. a agen

_—-—— )

BEnR BROS.

Ch’town, March 2, 1887.

ee nnn —— =e - _ ~<

VEARK WRIGHT & CO.

ESIRE to return their hearty thanks to the City Fire

Department, Hook & Ladder Co., Salvage Corps, and the general public for the efforts put forth on the night of the 4th inst., to save their property from fire, and wish to intimate that they hope, in a very short time to be ina better position than ever to serve the public in the Manufacture and Repairing of Forniture, &e.

In the meantime the immense stock of Furniture, now on hand in Show Rooms, will be disposed of at the very lowest prices for ready payment. They have made temporary arrange-

ments whereby they are prepared to execute orders previous to their new premises being ready.

Undertaking in all its br: inches, as usual. | phe Rhesm ‘Laundry will also be resumed at the earliest

MARGH SALE.

i yy E people are sick reading addvertise-

ments all about Big Discounts and void of meaning ; but what L. E. PROWSE adver- tises to do, you may be sure he will do.

Ch’town, March 9, 1887.

PLEASE READ:

A lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, abou half price.

A job lot of Corsets less than half price.

A magnificent lot of Embroidery, 20 per cent discount.

Job lot of Dress Goods, 20 to 25 per cent discount.

Black Cashmeres and Merinoes, excellent value. Gray Cottons, White Cottons, Sheeting,

Shirting, Ticking, &c., very low.

“IT MUST BE DISPOSED OF,”

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Two Thousand ($2,000) Dollars’ Worth of ats

FROM 20 TO 50 PER CENT. DISCOUNT, FOR 15 DAYS ONLY.

a (QQ ae

NOW IS THE TIME TOBUY HATS CHEAP

Oo -~

MEAN FP EVERY TIME.

0o0—- —

cL E PROWSE,

SIGN OF THE BIG HAT, 74 QUEEN STREET. 1887—eod & wky

TRY US: WE

Ch’town,

March 4,

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— QO — —

E will Sell our MAGNIFICENT STOCK at

30 PER GENT DISCOUNT | discount, for cash, to clear by the Ist of April,

This is a Genuine Sale, as we want to commence in our new premises with an entire New Stock.

the above

ieee

This Discount is for Cash Only.

—--— -—--0-—_—---

JGHN MACLEOD & CO.

Ch'town, Feb. 19, 1887—eod & wky

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO

OF GREAT BRITAIN.

Qi eee

Thirty Million Dollars

Total Assets, ; : ‘ :

mm ®* O°

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