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Rock sLAspJrScr.oS.-A preliminary meet
ing Of The property holders in the vicinity Of
this place, was held On Saturday afternoon at
the Office OF James 4. Springer, and = commit
tee appointed to make arrangements for the
celebration Of the commencement Of accommo-
dation trans over the r, Ft r. L c. R. z. to
tli. point.
The committee are to report ut the mex! meet
ing to be held 1t the same place, on Thursday
next at 3 Pm.
Its contemplated on the occasion Of the
celebration, to give = name to this suburban
locality.
, 1859-08-29

WHAr IL AN Eastern exchange has
the item \" Adam kendrick Of Chichgo is on I
tour through british America" Our euterpria-
ing young townsmau Robert Kennicott is Of
course referred to.
, 1859-08-29

TEE Blue ISLAND CArrLx TH1Eyfs.-A Mr
Winters Of the Summit, ten miles from the city
comes forward to claim the czttle found in the
possession OF the two Blue Island cattle thieves
arrested day or two since,
, 1859-08-29

0rES AeA1S.--Sorth Market Hall Was opened
Friday night. The building has been restored
throughout to much the same appearance as be-
fore the disaster, which we'll nigh destroyed it.
, 1859-08-29

Hucx1's S1wua MAc1mm-Fos Ill kinds Of
tsiloz;ng and lea&A9 sewinE. 1t q Laks ss1est.
au44-3E A. w. HA7xas, Aren't
, 1859-08-29

S1aAG1aa 7Ho1 UxpE1 LxvT.-~Deputy
Shsr q lfs 8oow having levisd On bard Of cat
IL O. Friday and Pssned thsa u 0olstais, a..
covered that ths snelosass hAd hsss he,hea
opsn In the night md dvs aAoine hssd Esassh. =
proessda6 - coal ~ 70 sivs snow chill
, 1859-08-29

i Fk1ALx P1cKPockKT.-A woman believed
tohave been 9eaale pickpocket vat detected
in attempting TO prosecute her profsssion ID the
siors Of ]. .. Shay on Lake s.res& O. 8.t..aay,
0hscsrs wers sens far, but shs made such = dis
tuhsoos tha4 to avoid crowd sas va allowed
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, 1859-08-29

AsLAScaolr--A little sou Of q prominent
Kane County farmer, named Hugh Hale, resid
ing near St. Charles, was killed on Friday By
being thrown from and dragged by horse be
was riding.
, 1859-08-29

HIN 70 BAn.-1he bsothess Carl md Frank
Kneider bars been consulted In default Of
$1,000 bail sash, for burglary md sys>saas1c
larusniss, in detail given in our lAst ia.A
, 1859-08-29

NEva, 3e.-asssrs~ forzss / Hyds, No. 100
Dearborn street hays their ooxntass anA
ahalyss fully ladsa with ths latest Azd ftssAask
in ths periodical md nevs Nne,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
A VOTING MAN OVER THE FALLS.

R0chssfcr
We regret to al noal fatal accident, occurring
through careessness in walking about the banks Of
the iIver yesterday, while None. DE Lave wa. going
through with bis performances op the rope. Inc NO.
thu a youpg man named Villa n +. Jsnsisoo,
employed a. clerk in the Office aod warehouse Of
Joshua Eaton at Charlotte. lie came up to the city
10 the norLog, with some companions TO see de
Lave walk end otter taking dinner at bo'el aud viz
wing several places about town, got separated fro
the If his party ard the next that ka)wn OF
biz moveu ents, he was the mill on tho
west sice Of the river, bu. back Of L., add ous Of
sight Of the rope, some lumber which i, piled
up loosely at the brink Of the preclPics.
The ends vi some of the boards suck out sevsrl
feet be ond the bank, and Jennson stepped VI
them which vas loose. l, tipped 50 as u thro~ him
off BIS balapce and 10 an Instant he was ecipi atsd
over the bank and fell TO the bottom. without ,ouch-
ing al ythDg in nis deceJt-a die Of about 100
feei-stiiking 90 some rocks within two or three feet
Of the sa'er. There was Uobdy rear hin wbeo he
loet bis bsarce, BAT the fall WA Witnessed By largo
number Of pee pie ~ho looking Of tho WIND rvs
Of the cotton factory and the mills in the vcioi sod
also BY the people 90 the fa's and the aa1 below The
Fall. We have convefsed with several OF the spec
tstp aud oil concur In representIg the sight as ooe
10 make the blood run cold The poor fellow picasA
of the boards headIODg, bat when about half wsy
down turned partly over, al lar ded bis beck and
eide. The pOse reseu bed that Viii ia would have
been ade by rock Of the came weight, end was
heard by son people on Fails Field.
Several mel ard boys we're In the spot within two
minutes after the scc,dsn bu. scarcely sgG II s
was apparent about the body Toe corpse was taxa
Up AID carried at 70 tue Office of Crooe, Bro N
ob 81 ate street, where JGry ives summoned and an
iaqu1et held. The verdict was in accordance With the
fac as rendered above. Mr. Jeffrey, uodsrtaksr.
to<k charge u the body.
The parents Of deceased reside at Ssckes Iiarbor.
HE father or has been matter Of vessel or ssmer
OF the lake. Two yea's ago he 10 tho employ al
Mr. Eat, o, but sabs, quenty went away lad engaged
in sasoe occupation elsewhere. About week since be
returned 10 Mr Esion al the request Of the latter Ne
good abilities and correct department. ~. Eetou ~ho
wa called to the city at once, teegrs2hed 70 CsPt.
JepLisop, at Sacketts Hsrbor, Immediately @, hs
arrival and the beresyed father viii probably be u.
Rochester to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

!, Coal SiTfTR-A aovsl sites os.y requiring The
mn fiom the crate or stcvo 70 be poured into
b,,nt, wten il does its own sitting b. gravity,
,,,,c,e6 18th ~ iaver,ed at TIE bc;.ou AID
d;,.c, o,s owe, H. both beug made Of ~ovsn sirs.
a, forming II. s-7te> Tacse are surmoar'ed With
bcrper. into which The seal and sshes are pco'ci.
wien they fail upoe TIE apex o. ne c"ne, sl'ds dc~s
lie periphery discharge round tsc idsie t.ss Of tie
inverted core and so o. tie ashes Alng though The
assbes while the cosi delivers tsea through On
tee a, its lowest p"n,. The soreers are 30 arseged
as 10 be essily removed and ces,ed shoild they b.
cone clogged II night b. spoiled By farmers 10 as
sorting such se<ds fruits po,stcee Sc as sre ronad
enough to roll over tie cones. For Goals 1t mast b
If gres, value shoua it not choke too Or n BY hling
the meehes with irregular pieces.
KISpIIrs.wooD Ms-riyr.-A gres. propotica
Of the labor in preparing kidding WOOD n forn.sS
and tying Up the bundles. An tger'ocs machioe. in
terded TO perswm all this and tho, relieve como
scoree of boys consists of sseiers which carry the
finely divided wood from tSe splitter to coolest
sa,heIer, into which ii is forced, end compross~t
frny together, tbs ends eveLci, wire passed reus1
by or snlous device. Drawn c? firmly, cut off, aud
the eais twisted tossther who. the basi'o Is dts
charged and another one rec..ved-au without thy
Aid Of .asuua labor !, is an ingenious ard novel in
vertop, .nd involves principles which vii. eyrtually
be sppllsd TO other sim..ar purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

Is ,ry p.s:Y t. Die ods arg, a. VII DIED II
sbo.i.cu rsc,ics
-Aneerscn. the Opposition ossidAte il the VITA
keriucty District, ma. received bis certificate Of
election. This gives m.ion'y Of the Kentucky
Delegation IN TIE House 10 the Ofposlt.on and
would ;hiow her vote against toe Charleston uomi,
ree i, the election Of tie next President hculi go
10 the House. And.rons msjofty Is bat hree.
Chi man, Demoors' proposes TO contest TIE seat as
is alleged tha; errors 10 tue count OF the votes in
some precincts. which .hould have sei the re-
sul', were nc. corrected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
THE DEMOCRACY AT TAMMANY.

Tammany Hall filled last evening With the - I'M
terrified" the occasion being the regular monthly
meeting Of the Democratic Republican General Com
uittse. Postmaster Fo~ler occupied the chair. Ine
first after brough, before the Committee was res
olu,oI offered by Daniel +. Delsvau that the name OF
Richard T. Compt be stricken from the roll OF mein'
be ship, that "a nten no longer resides IN the
+, 9Th Ward from which be had been electei.
loi aud exciting debate epSued, and fualy the reso-
l,t,ou Of Mr.. D.lavan was sid on the table on motion
Of Capt Rypders tie vote being - in the affirmative
ard - in the negative Ths proceeding was regarded
a. important, ipasmuch it generally understood
t,st TIE ftieuds Of Mr. Daniel ID. Kennedy voted for
the resolution Of Mr.. Delavan, while those OF MIR.
Isasc V. Fowler voted against it. Messrs. Fowler
ano K-nutdy are both mentioned s. the Tammany
csnc dates 'or Mayor.
Subsequently il was agreed that the time for hold
ing the primaries for the election of delegates TO the
Sste Convention should be Tuesday the 9th inst,
b,tp.en the bours OF and o'clock p. m.
4 motion next prev allied, appointing Committee OF
Tatp'y-two TO wait upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury who is il the city, with remonstrance
sgainst giving out by contract to favorite parties,
the work of the public stores. Ex-Councilmsn
B,yan MoCahlll made upon this subject chaTac
t,ris.io speech. He hoped the remon.;!k1ee would
De put 10 writing and IN iang q stroS os s'ee'
Ii The English language was not sufficiently strong,
borrow from the lrlsh (which had never been done
yet
NJ McCat ills suggestion was not sctsd upon.
TIE Specisl Committee embraces the names Of City
Inspector Dtlsvan, Corporation Counsel Parser Sher-
If Kelly, Thomas Burns, Superintendent Of Lands
ard Places, District Attorney Waterbury, and Mr..
Napee. of The n. y. SEs. They viii wait upon Mr..
Cobb to-day.
TIE Committee adjourned about ii O'Clock.
The Hon Daniel T.. Sickes was among those
pres,rt, but took active part IN the proceedings.
Hewas warmly greeted on respp'arauce IN the Old
Wiswa.n, and was accompanied on bis departure to
the "Pe~ter Mug BY large number of the lobby
sud others, to whom he was liberal.
THE MO2ART-HuL DEMOCRACY.
The Mezar,Hsll lcr Wood Democratic General
Cou .t,ee met as, evening a, their headquarters, IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Gale on the Sound.

BosToN, Thursday, Sept. l, 1852
The passengers and mails by the steamer Nsnoer-
blt on the Stonington route, which left New-York
last night reached Boston about 81 clock this even
ing. There was violent gale on the Sound last
night, which the Vanderbilt encountered 81 mi es
from New York and which appears to have disabled
portions Of her machinery she did not reach Ston-
1irgton until p. m. The Norwich and Fall River
boats arrived about the usual hour tas mornipg, but
The passengers spoke of the gale as regular tornado
Lasting about 80 minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
WEEKLY REVIEW or PATENTS.

There were eishty-six patents granted during the
week ending August l6, among which are rsIlr'sd
swtchee brakes Syringe snd seats for cars; springs,
ana other devices for wagons booped skirts; carpet
sweepers; sewng.machines; agricultural implements,
consisting Of mole plcws, seeopanters, machine for
binding grain, horse.rake, &c.
AZ these are generally for some slight change in
mechanical devices, we only notice the following
STEAM GEsERATOR-This Invention is intended TO
produce radical change 10 the instruction Of steam
boilers. The water occupies sepas,e vesssl from
the steam which is admitted to the stes chamber
through tubes peforations by capillary attraction
ard greater proportion Of heat being applied to the
generator than to the water cistero seam lie ouly
made in the former. Could this invention be practi-
csly applied, il would possess tTo advantages over
the commop boiler-bgr.nes and perfect safety.
These improvements vi aid be Of immense value,
especially to portable locomotive machine as the
only difficulty existing 10 the app cation Of steam
power 10 roads, cry cars pl0ws, 6reengne',
SC. is the bulk weight, ana danger from tae b,ler.
But 90 steam lie only generated the metal surface,
aid as gree Of heat which the iron is capable Of
sustaining without in Jury cas only generate given
quantity q steam 10 the sluare foo. il is Official. 20
conceive how by any arrsrs.uen Of capillary tubes,
ssuficien. extent Of surface be mo,steIed with
water TO give any considerable amount Of power.
ROTARY STEAY-EsGIsE.-Toese engines, which
some years ago made 30 prominent 8 feature 10 the
Patent Office reports, have been nearly abaIdored
BY inventors, na from want Of appreciation Of the
advantages Of a compact, light, simple machine,
having direct rotary rather than reciprocating mo-
ton but from the supposed mpos.btty Of construct
irg the working parts il form which would admit OF
their being packed steam-tght, without occas.onisg
too much fctioD With the exception Of this defect,
most Of tie hundreds Of patents In tnis coantry and
Europe are perfect in principle.
With view to obviate this cificuity, Texas IN
ventor hss patented peculiar form Of cbaores with
pi,tors working round a stationary hollow shaft,
through which tie steam is admitted By reversing
cock.
GAsIIGHIIsG IssTRrsEST.-An improved method
OF Lighting gas BY electricity, b. which any number
OF burners through out building may Be igrted In
stsntly from one pom;, oOosiss in combining With
gavar.c battery induc,ive sppsrstss and electro
magnet arranged 70 emit e!ectroe, sparks from
metallic points connected With the b1rrer.
Though devices, Of which this Is a improvement,
are good deal used in EnglAnd they have net yet
been introduced here bet sevsIA inventions have
been recently tired with apparent success, they I'll;
probably be rapidly applied to al or churches,
ihsssers. pubic calls. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIT
2 MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Prom Washington.

VAsHINGToN, Tburs0ay, Sept 7, IHo'.
Ger. Lane, in private letter, says IN relation TO
the Pre- sdency he lie content to place hin SELF 10 the
hands OF bis frends and ~il take DO steps 10 bring
himself before the people az candidate:
Judge Douglss iptepds leaving Washington on
Mcodsy uext proceeding via Ptfsbursh to attend the
State Fair At Chicago on tie 18th inst. Il is
probable be will be lie while his way, to comply
with the ,edoest Of the Democratic State Centra Con
mtfee If OHIO to that State 80 far as TO de-
liver several epeeches.
Gov. Willard Of Indiana ard Gov. Sibley Of Mime.
Gotta are al the National Hotel.
Ex-senator Soul6 IL also in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

False AiARs The alarm Of Gro in the SsveesA
Distric. at O'Clock this morning proved to % false
IL wae csnsed by the burning Of some rubbish u
Mulberry street, near Chs,ham. The insecse re-
rgh. In the heavens gave rice to the belief that -
ex,ersive conaagrstion was raging, sud draw tasa-
sa.ds of persons to the ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Loss of the Steamboat Messenger

Nav CURTAINS, Thursday, Sept. /. ioJ'.
Tie steamboat Messenger, while on her way from
Memphis to this city, caught fire. and run ashore
seut;.ed when che sunk Bosr Bayou SsIa. ALI the
rssssLgers ard the cotton she hsd on board we're
cav I'd.
Eve stores in Schoupoulas street, were burned this
afternoon. A copederate amount Of whisky and pro-
Suce was stored in them. Loss $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

SARaIOGA, Thursday, sept I, 1917.
MI La Mountain made d su }cessiu ascension 10 his
balloon Atlantic at five minutes past o'clock this
evening The sir was still, ard he beau ifaly
ard fully amid the sccl amstions OF 10000 people.
lie first ent north west but soon struck current of
air which took bin off rapidly 70 the ssrd aud in
80 minutes his balloon speck IN the eastern sky.
HE gas As rsteer deficient, which prevented one or
two ether persons from going WITH him. The Albany
Burgess Corps were present at the ascension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

SERysaDz TO SrcayrARr CoBp Secretary Cobb,
who arrived in town yesterday and put up a. the 81
Nicholss Hotel, vas sereasded lsst evsaing by
Dodworths Band, which was engaged for The
occasion BY a large number Of bis political fhsnda.
After the band Fad p-riosued several sisA Mf. Cobb
appeared with seeming rsuctaros upon She balcosy.
ard n ads b.isf speech. lie said that hs had oona
to New.York on Official business and vashe, to be -
private &C psesible during his stay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
TrOt between Flora Temple aud
Hrahrs<s-

PoHr1ssp NJ, THURSDAY. Sept I, 1850.
A to, between Flrs Temple and Pfiucess cane of
lore to-day for 81 600 TIE former won 10 three
straight htais. Tine, 2:32, 2.26., 2:yo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Fire.

NEwAEH, \. j, Thursday, sept. l. IS19:
The barn Of Louis Williams, 10 Orange, was de-
e:oyco b. hrc last pigbt
The wife ct a lahoIipg man IL Wlhsm street 10 this
city delivered Last Dis ht Of three a. one birth
averspiIe IN weight more tnsn five pounds each. A
sis alive aid doing well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
New.Jcrsey Politics.

TkIsroS n. j., Thursday, Sept /, 1859.
The nomination of the Hon. Peter j. Clark OF Hun
terdon for Governor, gentleman of high character,
by the American Convention at Camdeu to-day, ere
-ted considerable Of sensation in political circles
1ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
The Ship Black Douglas. etc.

NoEfoiH, fhursday Sept /, ~.
TIE ship Henry Clark, Brown, from Liverpool, ar
rived IL toe james RIVER to-day. she has C.pt.
BoCresdle AID crew. OF TIE British ship Black Doug.
las On bosro. The Black Douglas was abandoned at
the 18th of August, in sinking condition She
"a from Arabs, bound TO Cork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Massachusetts Politics.

BosTOS Thursday, sep. !, lS19.
The National American State Commit have deter
n ned 70 issue call for a STATE Convention to assem
bic in Boston esrly October, for ling GOV
ernor and other State officers, with no coalition with
aDy other patty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Railroad Case.

HARsIsBUKG ThurSdsy, Sept. |, 1853.
The sut against the Pennsylvania Railroad sot the
payment of turnaee tax which hiss been on trial for
two days wac decided Ains, the CoDp.ny this morn
iag. Judge Pearson delivered sn abe option.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
POLITICAL.

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
NtNTION.
The following lie the complete list Of Delegates and
Alternates from New-Yok to the Republican State
CONVENTION TO be held in Syracuse Wednesday, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Fire at Cincinnati.

CiNciNSArI, 1oursdsy sept. |, 1897
At , O'Clock THE morning Mck-ohau n Evans
poskkou,e op Syo smore and Niuth streets totally
destroyed by tire. Tbs building contained ooJ COZ 10
u meat, ost Of wi cb loet, Tue loss lie estimated
CT so Geo which is fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Loss Of the Steamer York State.

ST. LOrIS, Thursday, Sept. I, ISo1.
The steamer York State, beloI ging TO the Alton
Packet Company, sunk at Madison, fourteen lilies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Death of Robert WickIiffe.

LiNIsGToN KY, T6uraday, Sept ], IS9.
Robert Wicklfe, esq, aged 81 years, tbs ~ealthiest
in TIE State aud father in.lew Of Mr.. Preston,
Minister to Spain, died this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
North Carolina Cotton Crop.

NORFOLK, Thursday, sept. l. loO'.
UIisvorsble sdvices Of the North Carolina cotton
crop received here to-day. Large fields are dam
sgec s.d Oihers will not mature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19
= FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SATURDAY, June 1916 p NJ.
The steamships Ariel and City Of Washington sailed 70
day from this port Tor Europe former with $3.50 es5
the latter SOC 900 in specie on freight making the
export OF the day 81 1885, large portion OF which was
In silver Exchange closed dull without change OF rates
Money continues easier call very free a. ave psr
cent
The amount Of deposits made with Sub Treasurer a.
this point up u four p. NJ 10 day, account OF bids for
the IS oo0oo0 Of Treasury be awarded on Non
day, about $40 COO, indicating aggregate amount
Of bids equal to about Sl3,oo0,0O0
The stock market continues 70 present the same features
az for days pas Stocks maintained where they
are BY occasional orderg and by necessities OF toe
bears; they prevented from rising by deter
hammering 70 which they are subjected This mo, ming
'aena and Michigan Guaranteed were objects OF espe,a
asenon by the jobbers for fall though most OF the re-
cent Dear in these stocks have netted loss there
10 no sgn Of any decline spirit among the bears the
attack this morning violent than ever II did
not appear to make any the cso p,e of b,,b
STOCKS was the same at the close at the close OF yeer
day. Rock Island was better and 30 was Toledo Read
ing s In demand At moderate advance. The failure OF
the late operator in this stock NJ Philadelphia which do
pressed it much at the time, will give 10 the m.rka
stability than 1t had New York Central was gtea1v
at yesterday highest price. The stories which are cur
rent about the dividend without foundation. If the
crops are good tho stockholders may expect the usual
per cent Pacific Mail was higher. Panama, which does
not seem to be affected BY the Of the reopenng
Inc nicaragua route, was per higher Statcstocks
are al In coed request q. yesterdays highesy prices
"sou commune 10 be attacked severely by tue jooSs
pot he price does rot very There was 90 second poar
Jay s''SsS ci0sed steady a. the following prices-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

GREAT NATURAL PHENoMsNON-DEsrRUcr o.
AN lnMEssE hErEoRc BODY In OswEGo COUNTY, N. Y -
On Wednesday yesterday morning oitauts of
the TO Sns OF eoyiston and Radnei 10 this county
started by the occurrence of most remarkable pheuo
menon-tbe descent from the heavens Of au IMMENSE
meteorc mass The body struck the earth Oct the
Ihc snd The shock was sepsby felt aud peo pie arouse
from their sleep ut distance OF i've miles the scepe
The body fell upon tbs farm OF Horace sanger etse Ga
the Ire OF Boyfton and Redded, striking a meadow
anc partially on the highway 1t is estimated by
'ormantto cover about half an acre OF land Tne
were thrown distance OF two.thirds OF The ass
10 very irregular ID shape, and rises some points to
sixty and eighty feet in height and supposed to be IN
bedoed IN tne earth Ls many feet The generally
has the appearance OF iron The excitement
by the event among the nhabtaDte was intense and the
crash ia said 10 have been terrific
Many supposed that be na WINDING up OF terrestrial az
faiIs han truly arrved-Osaooo PoLtadurl, June l6