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i 5tI
e The Building Of the Ship is by no means
the most mastery of its authors writings. The
peroration, however - from which we have
quoted the few lines above--has given to it an
almost unbounded national popularity and will
keep it ever green in the memory of those who
would otherwise have forgotten it, like many
1 another curious musical chant II is not the
easy flow Of the rhythm that has accomplished
| this-tor & Khubla Khan " excels infinitely in
that oadenced sweetness, " long drawn OUT
which is part and parcel Of its beauty. It is
not owing to any new and novel sentiment,
gemmed with the jewels Of verse--for the senti-
ment is plain and homely 1t is not owing to
profound thought or elaborate learning for
the erudition goes no further than a ship yard.
It is not owing to strange and startling fancy
for ssThe Raven still leads these. It is the
strong, plain, passionate spirit Of patriotism
that WHITES each line and gives life to every
word. It's the hope of the present allied to
that Of the future, and inspired by the memory
OF the past. 1t is the strong, vigorous, pulsing
American sentiment which thrills the heart of
the render like the sound of q trumpet, and
love, esteem, cherish, protect and perpetuate
the inestimable blessings of liberty and free
government, purchased at the cost Of his
fathers blood, bequeathed as a more precious
treasure than any wealth, and well deserving
the greatest pains, efforts, exertions and sacri-
fees to maintain and perpetuate. It is the
Americanism of the poem more than its artistic
4
among men Of all classes. all sec
tons, all sentiments and all degrees of taste.
The popularity Of this poem is, therefore, in
direct proof Of the strong hold that the senti-
ment which animates it has upon the hearts of
Americans, In real fact, there cannot be found
a more proudly patriotic people on the footstool
Standing. as they we'll know, upon political
eminence which allows them to look off over
other lands, as did Joshua in days of old, they
desire that they may always be able to point
with pride to-, and speak with praise of, their
own country. They wish always toseeits flag full
we'll advanced, every star shining in its place,
and every thread golden with glory They
wish 1t to wave around the world by the side Of
that drum beat which is said to circle the earth
and follow the morning sun in its dawning
Such d wish is natural and noble. 1t springs
from no low or corrupt feeling, but originates
in the noblest and purest aspirations of our
nature. Should it not be fostered, cherished,
encouraged Should we not live up to ii our
selves, and encourage it in our children
Should we not reiterate the sentiment which
prayed for
ga Union of hearts, a Union of hands
Union that none may sever,
Union Of lakes, a Union of lands (
AMERrcAN UstoH forever!n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07
TelegrapbeD to the uailn Crescent.
THE ELECTION RETURNS.

BATON RouaE, Nov east Baton Rouge
gives Derbigny, the American candidate for
Governor, 81 majority, and Pond. the American
candidate for Congress. 80 majority.
The whole Know-Nothing ticket is elected in
the parish.
West Baton Rouge gives an average majority
Of eighty to ninety for the Know Nothing ticket.
~ tBY nALIzx LNx.1
SOUTH VEST Pass. Nov. 6.-Thirty five votes
polled at this precinct yesterday twenty two
American and thirteen Democratic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

MAIL RoBBERs.--On the 25th ult. the bags
containing the Santa Fe mail were stolen near
Jefferson City, Mo-, and robbed of several
valuable packages. 1t was thought, however,
that most Of the booty obtained was in drafts,
and therefore not easily rendered available.
Several official letters, from the army and other
departments in New Mexico, were taken. A
young man named Gilbert was arrested and
held for trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07
LHorYoM TABLES.

So much room is taken by the election tables
that we are compelled to forego several articles
Of miscellaneous and editorial interest. We do
not know whether the figures are precisely
accurate, not having in our possession the
official report. Whatever errors or omissions
there may be, will be corrected tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

SHOCKING MURDER AND RoBBERY--Mrs. Han
nah Single, an old widow lady who resided
alone, in Chester county, Pa, was murdered on
Wednesday night, the 9th ultimo, by some
wretch, who entered window, seized an axe,
and beat out her brains, after which he rifed
the house of everything of value, and made his
escape w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MOVIE I. 1855.
ELECTION RUMoRs.

+
We have multiplicity Of reports concern
ing the results Of elections in the interior par
ishes, which our readers may place just Of
much value upon as they choose.
From Iberville, the officers of the steamer
Capitol have placed US in possession Of the fol
lowing information, not only from that parish,
but from Ascension and Assumption:
Bayou Gou1a Democratic majority, GO
Island Precinct Democratic majority, 6.
Ascension Reported Democratic majority,
NO. II
Assumption -Dalferes Preeinct-De Democratic
majority reported SO; Fortier's Precinct, 40.
@ St, Mary--At the Franklin Precinct we are
informed that Ierbigny received 127 votes,
Wicklife 81 or37. At another Precinct that
Derbigny obtained 68, Wickliffe 9.
ST. James We have reports from this parish
stating that it has gone for the Americans BY
400 majority and upwards. L +
Lafourche This parish was in our favor, SO
far as heard from, but little doubt prevails that
it has gone for the Antics by a small majority
Plaquemines Reports from ten precincts
show the American ticket to be ahead 104 votes.
Terrebonne This parish gives. according to
report, 40 majority for American State ticket,
and 125 for American Parish ticket. ~
Let all hands keep cool. A few days will re-
lieye oil suspense
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

HEAVY FALL OF RAIN One inch and three
Fights Of water fell yesterday from one o'clock
to three o'clock, P NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

Ms- To DRUGGIsTs sale, the Stock,
Store, Fixtures good will WHOLESALE DRUG STORE,
situated 10 the hJlhng Western Texas
doing thirty forty thousand dosrn
Sold OF the baair For
terms, apply 10
o7i9p A. 4. BENNETT 4 CO., . Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON AGAIN.--On the Goth
ny Jadge Kane madesn order In the Williamson case,
reaspg the leave asked for his to present petit
lion from him because ne il still in contempt. and by
position does not purge himself But 10 the end that n
may rurgs himself the court also ordered that wensvor
ssid Williamson shall declare under oath or affirmation
that he u willing to such nterrogatories as NAV
b addressed BY the court touching matters heretofore
anred into by ha6as corpus that the marshal shah bring
him before the Judge in court Or chambers to abide M
further action or the court z5 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

Il On the evening Of the 2eth ult. the Nat;ya
Americana Of the Eleventh, Ward New York ma. ~
nolnstsd Ersstus Brooks for state senator from IN
Sikh District. - 't.1' 'As
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House Furnishing Dry Goods

H. & E. Reilly
Have Just received line
cludiny-
50 pieces PLY and INGRAM CARPErING yard
IS do LINEN sHEETtNG from q. a yard up.
400 pr BED BLANKETS, from 4 to sso
800 W hite aad coorod QUILTS, from 50 up. +.t-
Super. los inch BosBlHEr for Mus quito Ba-s
pcs Doabls width CURTAIN DAAsK at 81 yard
$40 prs Muslin and Lace CURTAINS, from Is up.
Plain Linen DIAPER, Huck Damask TOWELS.
NAPKINS AND DoYLEYs. "a.. 4U 1#N
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. #@E
PRINTED DRuGGET AND LINEN cRUNR CLOTHS.
TUFTED AND VELVET HEARTH RUGS AND MATS.
.5z5..H. ALSO
large addition SILKS EABRoIDERIEs CL0AKs
etc, and complete assortment OF z5 &.#
HOSIERY AND GEsTLEMEN,s FURNISHING Goors
nos 7pss Csnai and Royal Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

CoTroN The receipts for the "a hours ending
4 at o'clock yesterday were BY the p. q Wallis,
from Vicksburg, 1928 bales; Alice W. Glaize,
from Opelousas, 222 Linda. from Alexandria,
424 America. from Padncah, 1875 Perseyer-
ance, from G Galveston, 222 Total, 1892 bales
From o'clockP NJ. yesterday, all business
on the levee, and in oil other places, ceased
from interruption by the very heavy rain which
was falling to q late hour last evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

,,,.,a az Court Of Claims in Washington has adj
ssa INC testimony taken In tis case al Taaso
osaadns that govsrnmea stores are not sns.s ~
asses and that tho government Il aha NJ
y cizsns in consequence q ths
assn's Tbs argument in the rorida Gases
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

Hiram 2. Hunt, Esq. Of Troy, N 70.
hssn awarded BY the referees to whom Tia ,,..
mittad So SEQ for damages sustained by thu II
the Hudson River Railroad at Bath in the summer !,
1854 . summer OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

buchanan has left London for Paris Il
sid he viii visit Italy before returning to this country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

Tho circular from the Dan;.h 4
inviting the United States "a !
settlement Of the Sound Dues Tor the
IN Washington. nAs Deen Received
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ns- A RrrRrEyE.-we do not refer to re-

ZE4s~ A KEPRTEYE.--We do not refer to O re-
prievs from capital punishment. There torture
which eapite equally de.rab We refer dyspepaa
which all the horrors Indigestion up the su
ferer by this painful and harasng disease hold
bright hopes but tie certainty Immediate relief
There tonic, cordial Alternative principle in Dr. ioo
ands German Btters which inevitably changes
morbid action Of the stomse and the teceve
disease and restores 70 health by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Philadelphia. See adyeTsemln mt. no4 ImdAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

In the town Of Westmoreland, N. Y, few
days. ago. young man named Henry shot and Danger
ousy wounded bis father with whom be was quarrsns
shout 10 triaing matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

The heavy rain at the close Of business hours placed
an interdict on all outdoor transactions
We have dates to-day from New York to the both nit
The demand for money active; first class paper
quoted at to 10 per c Some paper considered safe and
good selling at 10 per ct Foreign Exchange was
armer Sterling first class selling at so to 9t{ some
asking OK Francs SIX to 5.1716.
The weekly statement Of the New York city banks for
the week ending October 27, deemed unfayorable
The mportatons from Europe particularly by the CONT
mental steamers Ariel and Hermann were large and gold
of course required for the duties which is swallowed
up in subTreasury. sale of 5000 Louisiana SKIES was
made the 10th October at &c. All state bonds feel the
effect Of the growing stringency Of the money market
- COMPARATIVE REcApIrItI aTInS " --
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

Water. We observe that the public is re-
aueated BY the Water Works Company to use
the water sparingly, and we suppose economi-
cally, during the repairing Of the new engine,
which will require five Or Dix days. Query
Z what repairs does new engine require Was
Z it mot fortunate the heavens sent US 50 good q
supply Of the element yesterday
What about the projected water works ID the
Fourth District Where are all our leading
citizens il that growing and fourishing sections
Why lot the opportunity pass which presents
itself at this time for forming the Lafayette
Water Works Association, and not omit till ano-
ther drouth visits us, and then talk about
water. az. E,,T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

The steamer Capitol, Capt. Ure, arrived last
evening from Waterloo, with 81 hogsheads sugar
and $50 barrels and 1853 half barrels molasses,
all Of the new crop.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

Ut. Pettigrew, of London, acknowledges the
reasipt, per post from somersetshra Of NJ, !,
measuring nineteen nches in lessth lively altar h.s,n
Undergone no less than eight poss-oice stan,ninss
I'VE blue bottle fly placed food for the ll.ard wa aa.
at the journeys end '-'s' "A' use s'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07
POPULAR SENTIMENT.

ssThou, too sail on, oh ship of State, fil
Sail on, oh Union, strong and great, et
Humanity with all its feara.
With all its hopes, and prayers, and tears,
Is hanging breathiess on thy fate.
Fear not each blast and sudden shock,
,Tis of the wave and not ths rock,
IT'S but the Tapping of the sail s- 10.
Z And not rent made by the gale. Az
Sell on nor fear to breast the sea,
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears
Our hopes triumphant DER our fears =
Ara all with thee--are all with thgen
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@Z= NOTICE, WV Nm -HT7.=-
RRTDGEWA, TER MINERAL PAINT -Tha

. FhIbdEW 81 lEh MlSEhhL fAINT.-Ih6
notify public
Sole isas u The bRfD6EWArER
Sttss VI Louisiana ~ .oaa 'aspp and Those
the Rdgswatef 70 sead their direct
ordering their merchants.
chess signed notify
further
reputation Of Bn tSewaser Pant. Ii positive
knowledge Of the as nrous mineral
sold L hia marie .;is H.. SS,h aaa ~
eondsmnsd .hs q other aaraI paa Th psraisssd
may seriously abse. the of the Company render
lsss psocssdingsi r. their
G.C bOGERf 4 CO., 70 Camp street,
TsIss ljys0 ?pa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

House. FURNISHING DRY GooDs p. & Z.
Reilly, corner Of Canal and Roys streets have Just
received fresh assortment Of house-fnrnishins dry
goods comprising carpetings linen sheetings curtains
bed Blankets and quilts with other analogous articles too
numerous for enumeration They have also fresh adj
oton to their stock Of silks, embroidsries and fancy
COCOA and complete assortment gsntlemsns furnish
ing soods. Our readers will End a. good bsrsains at
hsay as at any place In the city and will therefore do
well % pay them sst before purchasing elsewhere See
the advertisement 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-07

THE MAILS. Some bags OF mail matter
reached our Post-O Office yesterday. We discoy-
cred among our exchanges, Boston dates Of the
goth. New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore 81
the Both ult. The mail due yesterday failed
from somewhere the notice at the Post. Office
omitted to inform us.
This is the sixth week Of these constant ne
elects eastward ~ Mobile, and from oil appear
ances, they may extend for six months. II
really seems designed by the authorities at
Il Washington to see to what length this commu-
nifty will submit To Indifference and indignity.
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Notice to Mosssekeepess.

ne au"acbers invite the Of those about
HOUSEKEEPING large and varied assortment or articles
suitable Tor this purpose, sueh as-
CLOCKS, cANDELABRAs, VASES, BRONZE AID PARfAN
FlauKks AND MANTEL ORNAMENTS Ia great rs.s.
MoDERArEUR LAMPS and rich an choice
selection.
PLATED WARE embracing article necsrssy
table, CUTLERY at low price and GOOD QUALITY,
tured expressly for ourseves from tied
Of Rodgers and Harrison Brothers q Hawsou.
~Akt we keep constantly hand largest stock
In the sonh aud have facilities making order
any Desired artite, mandatory being thin city
Ia OR SHOW ROOMS endsss variety IL articles
eleeted from the various Eur with
choice detection Of PAINTINGS upon snd
- Our stock vii be constantly replenhed
we have Agents Us with all the
fore gn noveitiep
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Canal
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Nem Orleans Hlonen Alarket.
cREacFsr oFFleE, No, 70 CAMP STREET,

GREscENT OFFICE No, 70 CAMP STREET
Tuesday Evening, November 9, 1855. !
Money matters to-day lost sight of in the excite.
ment Of the result of the election yesterday Ask
Broker regarding Exchange he would reply how goes the
election? Consult with Bank Director regarding the
movements of the Bank of France he preface the
subject who is elected Sheriff Ask Bank President
the state Of the money Market and he says all right
Inquire of Stock Broker what he would deliver 90 many
shares Of this that stock at and would ask about
five per Of In advance Of any sale yet made and say
confound the Bank Of France and England don't hold
any Of their notes. Solicit information from Cotton
Broker about the time the heavy squa passing over
and he says do you buy cotton by gas light What Ia
In anything later has the Asia arrived Halifax in nine
days? Now with all these contrareties how do our
readers expect to indite money article and money
almost drug? 1t cannot be done And we only have
to say that about O'Clock to-day heavy rain COM
menced to fall which sufficient to take the humor
Of everybody who had outdoor transactions to per
form In this position leave the money market with
the that capital continues abundant and With
rates Of interest next to nominal
The Exchange Market was dull and Iangud o.day with
the exception Of the regular Of the Banks for New
York funds at n per Ct discount, there was nothing
doing. All descriptions Of Foreign Exchange were dat
though kinds Of Sterling expected to below
105 yet the extreme modesy of the Bears prevents them
this moment from making offers below that mark clear
bills Of rstrate signatures quiet The rpuness in
the New York market has not had the usual influence
with u.s. and the market closes droopingy Francs are
heavy at quotations the last sales to knowledge
were with shipping documents at 531k to 80.
We reduce quotations in table, Time bills on New
York partook Of the general angour Bankers hold at TX
per dis days and the Banks generally are buying
very sparngy at 2S to "a They held yesterday of all
kinds $40 1888 against 622 at the time last
year. We quote this evening:
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To tie Ladies.
The Ladies particularly cal and cxamins ou nav
Stock Of PAPER HANGINGs. &T171 -
~ We will also take DECORATIVE PAPER utSys
lNGssuch Panneling and Marbles, md for oms f bo
hnest Gold Decorations Parlon.
y We HAYS attached establishment an exps,en-ed work
man II Az q me above branches Orders promptly executed.
k Shades and Confess descriptions pu. mn tba
notice. = = gzg - = " ~ ~
HEATH & MILLER,
OIL SPIN 70 anaT5 Camp street. New orIeana,
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REPREsENTATIyEs
First Representative Dtstriet.
Precincts.
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Third Representative District.
gs Precincts.
Fourth Representative District
Precincts.

vs. Fifth Representative District.
Precincts.
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Precincts.

Second Representatives District.
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Twentieth Twenty.hrst ri
Snas seuzeneaa, D...........122 70 lqs
Chas Morgan, K N..........146 ei aSs
Il .5s##
Tenth Representatives District
Precincts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-12
NosF-AN IMPRoyEME

New NosE-AN IMPRovEMEST.-The
case of the rioteE whose nose was cut oil SO
that it hung down upon his chin, presents
a fine example of skill on the part OF DR.. J.
II. Bird, County Physician, who, by the
way has successfully treated ali the injured
rioters in the iail. The mans nose is so
well put together that from present appear
unces it win heal with scarcely scar. one
of the mans friends declares that his nose
is actually improved that. whereas II was
little crooked before, it is now perfectly
straight. Crooked. nosed people in general
however, would hardly be willing to pass
through the ordeal hich this man has IN
order to have their ply sognomy improved
--Chicag 90 Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-12
EMIGRANTS TO IOWA
AL Want Good and Reliable Mans.

JIESN. Williams 8 Co.'S Township Maps are the
/ best beiEg complied from the United states Sur
ye,s onica lAf lrmition, aud p rsoIssl recon-
s,nr. showing III streams roads, towns post Offices
county seats. works OF Internal improvement etc !,
etc Being published within the state in fact tao
only tcIaUlc and compete
MAP OF IOWA.
Balag regularly appointed agents for the sale a
these maps are prepared 10 inrDish them 10 the
trade al the Publishers, lowest wholesale rates, or By
the single copy. Alsl:
at0dUz Ii Cotton l. Co. aud Ensign, Bridgman
& FaHuings maps OF lhe United States, Western States
and the states Of iiis,s, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Mis-
souri,: aud rerrtories Of Minnesota Kansas and Ne
braska. For sale, wholesale or retail, by
WARREN RHAWS.
Book sellers and Stalianers, Dealersin Wal Paper
window Soaiss, cic. Illinois street Rock Island
Post Oaicc, Davenport. Apl. ~
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
WE have just received second iot OF Wall Paper
w and Borders Direct Gem ilr Manufacturers IN
New York aud . have on hand 1900 Rcls OF
various pa4ests. We win Il SO receive in few DAYS
By RaiIsn.d r4iathcr large lot of6Oo Rolls. making
Gu stock an, 10 IneoO Rolls IF $50 patterns 30
persons iup.ttAnrt paper tAtir houses tsl sprsag,
Ne oaa that being tho agents of one OF The lar
gest Manui.eioriesf "a New YORK we are Exeparedtto
furnish Wall Paper ard B1rtsrs nj FarlorS prices
wllb She addition offretgai
For p,n sou,.nicreru ur customer Ia davenport.
have sssrlis 81 al "lr al Paper and b9fdsrsa IL
CO., Il. 20. sla.,d "a .Ae Psi odiev where they can
mate seicsi0ns and ivate .sgr orssrs give us call
We vii, give satisfaction to a pasriGscfs.
WARREN & RHAWN.
Bopxs..ii - aud SiaapeFs and DEALERS IL Wall Pa
er Post Daes D4ysuroa. Illinois 81, R.ck Island.
N,,rua 2G,h ar
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~ na.sAisS AFFArK.-TheDixon Tsleoraph
['.. 'Da' on Sunday week, six Irishmsn
S 70 That place from psolo station on
! I'd .na, 'a'' purchased a keg of whiskey.
Iv H., H." became very drunk Nearly all
Er,b ~. were running the car back and
/ 70, IS; the road, and finally left for Paolo
|Fres,""',, minutes before the down train from
|D,orrV :, was due. About three miles from
ko,d- tu'y met the train in curve Of the
|Nen hac locomotive being nearly upon
|he na "e,o'e 1t was discovered. Three Of
HE CIV >" were sober enough to spring from
were No., anu r., save themselves the others
len. mo ne car was shivcred to splint-
|ahpr sn,,' y. 'he men killed instantly, an.
|ArJ u,'Flhg but a short time, and the
|tn W. w., very seriously injured Quincy
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|hs NO.. hcclDEsr.-About ten o'clock
|loy If ~ ng, as some workmen in the EN-.
Tier, mHLL' Dom & CO., safe manufac-
heavy ir,. ae engaged in dragging very
Which co, sue across the stonc-fapcinp
IN tro0 .o,efs the vault, under the side. wniS
|scs o %" !, o. Smith a. Gilber,'s eychanoe.ni
|one Of ,bo N orr OF Third and Main stI cts,
hfe was -" nra nag.''oncs gave way, and the
ohe wo ftleo'pltated into the vault. One
nushed amer, Iimen named Jacob Hucks. was
Leonard n;"h The safe and instantly killed;
70 such sh' another, was hurt internally
'dered r "sH'ent that his injuries are con.
Gro,t b ,a'al' A third named Kenpino
,nHputo,ioD will S loot so badly mangled that
da' wiz be necessary Cincinnati