... due to gross carelessness. The passenger train, which was filled with excursionists going New York to take part in the Independence Day celebrations 10-day, was drawn up at the station, when the freight train dashed tip at a rate ol thirty miles an hour ...

... to gross carelessness. The passenger train, which was filled with excursionists going to New York to take part in the Independence Day celebrations to-day, was drawn up at the station. For some reason or other, while it was standing there, a heavy freight ...

... gross carelessness. The east-bound pas- senger traiu, which was full of excursionists on their way to take purl in the Independence Day celebrations at New York, and which was timed to reach Youugstown at 2.55, was very late, and was running on orders ...

... to gross carelessuese. The passenger train, which was filled with excurstoniete going to New York to take part in the Independence Day Celebration, was drawn up at the Ravenna station for some or other, sad while it was standing there a heavy freight train ...

... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. [from our special correspondent.! New York, Sunday. The people of weak nerves in this city are glad that the 4th of July is over, for 24 hours of perpetual fusilade, lire crackers, rockets, &c, are not very pleasant. One interesting ...

... McCulloch, trustee. . Htated IffiSlblbsMd and the* assets! after deduction of nreferaWo lOd, leaving deficiency £507 lo» INDEPENDENCE-DAY IN AMERICA. was celebrated on Saturday. The in New York are glad that Fourth of July, is over for tio»rs of rpr-efual ...

... buildings with black; thus mingling emblems of d mourning with the red, white, aind blue flags hung out in 3, celebration of Independence Day. 3fr. John Mervell, of v the Charleston National Bank, Lad a very narrow escape. e Ile had been riding ins one of the ...

... evening, this being the first time (, that a cracker has been exploded here on July 4. The t unwonted celebration of Independence Day is due to the very intense American feeling which has prevailed since the murder of Mr. Heunessy, and the lynching of ...

... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. New Orleans, Sunday. The czens of Now Orleans yesterday celebrated Independence Day for the irst time since 1860. All the places of business were closed, and the day was observed as a general holiday. A meeting held in the evening ...

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... question has been referred to the British Foreign Office ; ' - : - INDEPENDENCE DAY CT THE UNITED • ' : STATES . . . , . ' , . NEW YOBK , July 5 . —New Orleans yesterday celebrated Independence Day for the first time sioes 1880 , All the places of business ...

... How American Ladies Dress. -- A Pretty Scene in London. Tim American Amninador, Mr Lincoln,and his wife celebrated Independence Day on Saturday with a reception at their London residence in Cromwell Road. all the well-known who new in London put in an ...