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for they arc joined together 80 a. to m,ke thsu oae
cold p.eca, and yo1 cannot spring ono ulLhoat
fectly snic. shouid hsTe be been wiilinc, II run
Ming 1he engine tnysel, 10 run up Tho ps1ssnr, 10
,1GO HopnG8. II her stay bolts had broken whca we
frrd hcr up 10 leS pounds o. Wednesday. they
the sort: II all the stay bolts bad been new, ihe
she would have exploded.
Z - y1sI7 TO THE WOUNDED FIREMAN.
The Jury now adjourned from the hotol to litsls
he second door, stretched upon low bed aad a.
moet naked lay the aycniznS body Of Tie poor TEL
low who had been fireman o1 boaId The engine At
deal, complaining Of much severe internal pain bnt
20 d controlled hi@seli : 70 sn.Tss. m .eiesI,
sworn md testi6od-"My name Is Ro5ert Calls
dine. 1was fireman On the Medea,' and was On
board The engine Ibis morning when tho accident
steam gauge ahowed si1ty ands Seventy pounds when
she e1pluded. J. don't know wheihcr the range
VA right or not bat that was what It showed. Il
:sh0p.S q" 30 yoa thinf Tho ensineeT was coaa. m
petent r Ar1.-uae waS. Ihave1ed with bin but
ono day before, but be b.. worked on the road some
lime hcforc md waa alwaya considered compe tent
: THh BopF OF TIE EJoNEER-
From the room oi The suffering fireman the Jury
wended their way to The freight depot, where the
tho body OF the poor fellow 80 suddenly and tudely
hnslsa s1tS e. eternity sn 9y o, On broad board
n defined form, covered with coasse blanket
Ihe Place whs IN nsrroW passaSe-vay, b:tWean
hish P1les o. basl 2; md d. Fom6re Sloos sasaowsa @
press,ye presence OF this awful death. Two oicets
noseisssly 1aised crest poEtcn!!is lEe door. aPd
shrnnding blanket vas withdrawn from the motion.
less nguro Of the victim, revealing eog, mans1cd
I'D he ash Tss Il
rum Tho ecalded and naimed breast andllmbe: 4
boy in the vicinity, named John AcCaHy, identified
The Medea, "wbo had been Killed b. the explosion.
He said that the dead Man let wife, bat no chill
dreu, that he bad been IN The employ OF The COM
good, steady man, whoee death waa a1ncerely fe-
eTe1tsd b5 a3l who knew him; The blanket ", =
ftpoting in The grim silence ofthe lonely depot.
TIE MURDERED w1rE AND MOTHER.
The ne1t visit Of the 4ury to the house Of Mr.
Dlet, No. la No th Jefferson street. where the body
psrlor in Which Stood the coin containinR tas nor
ing relatives and friends. Mrs. Dle1s only child.
affa ed5s 5 Ss e. SsSos sE15 9
a me foot tn seni Oppressive eriat stood the be-
IT, former occupants lets L NJ. pier testified that
Killed BY thc explosion. This was ali required
hcre, and The party took hasty learc. A piece OF
Marty retuvned to the Faple Hotel. whera fhe in
quest Nns resumed.
1h.J. E. ADAMS,
being sworu, depoael-I live at No. l4D North
Counting ffom he deDot nerllans fhr,ee minnfes -
fore. ana went into Inc ONCE: nc.r baif mIunte
aiicf heard the explosion. fhe firsl heard % wss
q heavy blowing of Of w1ter, lastinF, probably.
Two Of three eeconds. and difectjy a7set thst an
explosion. A gentleman was hut on our steps.
I fc11I1 that nn1ee dfsfincfiv hefnra / hen,d X"
e1pIorjf,n. cnonrh tn listncilv, note Il TFhnw Il
eane rom that engine. l was not mosu than aty
Q. sixty fect from It. Judged 1t to be water, and
II uas not from The safety y-salse, know. Judged
,hsi Il W. sSe a ot,hs boiler gaze May ha
making great deal of racket. Her wheels were
stopping. I have been an engineer, but am not
running RI, now; Never wa losomotive engineer,
Gtne. DO not know anything Of this engine, The
sound heard WAS IKE = steamer blowing oG water.
~ Te fey seconds SsoEe the elo'on
started, and then the remainder gave way.
TIE youEMAN's LECTURE.
NE lny delivered an instructive iectnte On the
q s of ill., Mr 49,
house. Ae eaia: Ihe manner oftcsting iron Is to
Mke . lieee q me COG non ahd osnd II douhe on
not il = eoed: Lew Moor iiea VIII not btssS this
!, Psa ks r. %assss n, than
Mr. THOMAS runros,
being sworn, dcposed-I lIre at No. esS West
Lake street. My store is No. 40 North Jefferson
e s be .! ms o ba sIps
sion Wis IN our Office, within third OF block
q WosTe T. Wss. saw notnlng o. II, nnt heard It.
~ 1wuo ~ 9oee W 20 w c1p9sen, IKE
or u beoe he foos pse
noise' -
being sron, ssno:e5nI y. mark y, an,t Aa
ANS; was right in front Of the etoEu 1t The Tins
Of the explosion. ! stood on the corner Of tbs
s,oop, some thirty or forty feet OF I saw the en-:
Etne come mp there and get stuck. and they could
there was noise as II something gave way, and
&c., ,p e. .onbs e y e. eapset ind op ssw
It exploded md knocked mo over. The sound /
heard seemed Ike an engine blowing of, bnt much
the engine atood perfectly still before the e1posloo
took place.
na, ANDERSON.
former wi,pess vss .eca1ed. liz prononncea III.
81 e 9sr egs sSGa D 1s a d G y Ssys d.
fDl,rh tThft1 hntt trho1, t,o+ ,rnv.tS
rrnr Hotier iro,n 'ws ~. "nsa a ~ :. Moa heak an9
ino snv forT, rsn,e VA Gooo conia 9e aanged
"a i.D ~ .o3 nse oox ne had work.
naune III 3h;s @ 1sna to1, e eood iron and pro
used ~, liz ~ sN9aa da ,"9ku HUn. 1ae gauge
FSnpb VI Sr1, ,ne WIS an Asae1o NJ
.., wv We ~ Rcaeuy conpe'sn! engineer end bad
la sn E5e Iosa II h o Sa 9e,o t soa 2n the bnl
h},s M ~" oAn ne "ouio not nave cent
A4lA o1'' ........
TIE VERDICT.
The Jury now retired tor delIhelntiou md In a
short time returned the following verdict: