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The number of lives lost by steamboat acci-
dents is truly appalling. In less than three years
it is computed that about Two thousand persons
have thus suddenly been hurried to their graves.
The National Gazette says that during the year
1886, upwards of three hundred and fifty were
thus cut off; in 1887, six or seven hundred met
their deaths in the same way; and that already
within the six months of 1888, quite thousand,
or nearly that number, have been thus killed.
Al the same ratio what will not be the startling
result before the year is ended? And is there no
remedy for all this ?-Baltimore Republican.