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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
His Compound Of Wild Cherry has becone a
if household word throughout the West


nButthe crownng glory or his life remains ID be at
tanned In his discovery rather OR he
does not clam 70 have been Fe rerof dEpE0N
which Is the basis of tho Bltters now offered 10 the
public. That honor belongs Ia thepatIYe inhabitants
of Central Aneriea TO whom it4 virtues have 'beeh
ipr more than two. hundred yenrs, %. Anm0il
malaria, and handles without fear, the most yenom-
nus serpents; IL is a belief with them thai while
thele u breath In tho body The Oedrou is potent 10
cure, no matter what the disease may be- nj. lIlfT
while pr Bulls not prepared TO endorse this ex.
athoFough examination of the evidence reiatina to
Its virtues, Tn Jas remedy aud preventative for ali
diseases arising from exposure either to change OF
weather or climate, or 10 fniasmstic Influences, IL
stands '' -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

And ia train Of symptoms acts moro like
TtlARM than medicine. There ia nothing In the
whole range Of Mhteha Medic that can Gr moment
boar Comparison with II int this disease. i. III
A null account Of this wonderful plant may bQ found
IN the eleventh edition or the United States Dispens-
atory, pages 1887 and 1888 ? - I7-'l
Asefcs Of experimental In which DR.. Bull has been
FOR years engaged, has just been brought
ful termination and ne isnow enabled 10 offer to the
toncs, tbs whole preserved IN the best quality OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conh
dent hasno equal 10 the world r, pr
He rnightfdrnish volume o. cettiHcstes. but the
public have long since learned 70 estimate such things
oy their true value The safest plan ls for every one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

General stssdinAn tegete Washington.
p NASHVILLE May l Z, ,444Mejor Genetai Stead,
man arrived here today en- sioute for WASH
ington, having been invited there by Presi-
dent johnson in consultation as 70 the best
policy to be pursued in relation to civil Law
in Alabama and Georgia go's7aa srlfi 20 ag0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering
prevent expense. and loss of time, or the chill
dren having the Measles, or Scarlet Fever, OF
preSs6tives iplthe ease. 8 AbHgls .ggiT
562 BRoADwY, N. Y.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRI
FORENOON REPORT.
nInlnT The .Isann alenewnals "a

NEw YoRK, May l2,-The steamer Corsica,
from Havana 9Th, and Nsssau sth report.
that the rebel ram, Stonewall, was at anchot
outside the hArbor OF Nassau, when she left
p . Ess6u1ion q 'o,ne,rISaA u al
CISoISSATr, May l2-Thomas Martin, q
guerrilla was executed here yesterday
q OFderaI tor the execution OF RoEles, Mill.
gaUand HoeseyPare publishedsid v Cincinnati
papers this morning Thsy are to be hanged
on the 10th inst,
r,ferl tA..r.,-t..-..rn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
ROAD NOTICE,

AWtK 40 nhG klD
NOTICE IA hereby given that petition will be pre-
county Y lh9if next sesaiu, 70 ~ IA 5k ~
Monday Of June, A. D. 1868, praying fer the altera
tun OF the oonnfy roa eAdlng M m An
Ohio, va the piAmon uls IN PEeble county afoEq,
said as follow DeGihnlng AZ fne fnrE Ia SAID rohd
nom thence Res along said Toms Hun, va Jacob
Rby's along the line lhe old road 70 tho NoTthbank
OF HAn (reeir; ahenaa West along bt near tho bank
OF aid irwin 0fesk to the codnty llne road. nfAaloo
a22w6 fhfiTIONHR.Il
FTyHE frat arrival Of the scsson ~ eptfne caught
Piekerhl ana BAss f5rshle livfhe Burdi or half
barrel Al WoganiSn fpiclInsn4 o., Wholesale gto-
GERS, 8Is Third ttrtet, Day tool lOhio.
aisdIW " 'i"oN-H' tHH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

RSWe call the attention Of the public to the
DS~Es advertisement OF DR.. @. W Rohack's stom-
aoh Bilers IN another column These Bitters have
becom quite popular Wherever used, and have re.
colved many encomiums of praise from those who
have been the recipients OF much benefit to disor-
dered system nom their use.-Lansing (Aieh) State
Republican.
See Advertisement. aedlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI,

Diseases OF the throat, ehestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous. The
Tgopertles OF medicine 10 alleviate cure and uproo
ibese complaints, must he eKpectorant anodyne and
iHpgppil qgf l9psonmgth pleps of thn tsroat, and
lnnpaFttngadneto Iie dntiresgt4eml NodiseoyeTy n
medical science over mastered this class Of dseaee
like DR.. Wynkoops Iceland pectoiA. It rs used with
the most astonishing results m all Of broncht
t1huenza, whOoping cough, dpthers putrid aore
tqroat asthma, Group, ooughsSeolds, nervous irrla
blity, sc. % iaiIir1fsn eHiH n aVaI ur'E % n
Pfhe Rev J.J. Potter certfes that al have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II 10 many Others. and have never
sesnitsfqltal,1, hgV. 4 Potter, AFQOEiyn E,lY.1r
lHahdteds Md thotsanhs toi irhporttnt testimuni.
ah could be produced, showing It's remarkable cures
aad that IL never fails.
It is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of oil.
cad, Peruvian BalsAm, EleeampaBe, Comfrey, Bur.
deek Aod heE ln valuable eHpooIsFant aud TOME in
Esedlenls Iiiaharlalass, PIompt,Apa lasting, 10,
Tallds and sniererH cannot afOrd TO neglect trial
Every family should have IT, IL IN remarkable Tor
OfOup. Fun descriptions, Tecomme ndatiOns and al
eetions accompany each bottle.
Sold IN lIeJioAby W ", ,stsgsrft pady Az PpncpAl
Prepared by Or, D. wynkoop, and sold by u. g.
Barnes Co., Now YORK. so2SdIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
Musical.

gNATAETED.- Two ladies', one ballad singer 80.
w ptAnpl nod Qga cancer 10 travel with a tboatri.
cd comfAnSf aAddtA y. H. n, Box On, nAyton,
Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
No Opium or CaIomei.

Most of the popular Cough Remedies con,
tain more or less Opium, which prevents
their general use DIR. HALLS BALSAM,
being entirely free from this narcotic poison
will be found not only safe, but highly efIica
cious in subduing every form Of lung disease
taiAthHG tGHETIUN
with u Family case of Humph u reys,
&nnaifseS IN h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
10 THE TAXbsPAYIsRSas or
Hi sH'i.l t.a,lL q -. ~ " . bah ,gssi'fh

The books for the collection ~ thetaxes for 1854
due Jans 9h, isaS hre ovreadS hftha rfroasurer's
Office, COuIt House., Dayton, Che aN igpesas a
penalty all taxes not paid on or beofe the 10Th OF
June next Those who wish 10 avoid being detained
the payment NJ taxes can do 10 by paying before
the !Ts'seS T's.e SSTaafl'9sHSemHIoO joNA FigsEnS9igI
b ...., TEeaspEeT hopigQwsry County, Ohio,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15
Continued on First Page.

SUICIDE By SHooTISG.-Early on Saturday
Antoine Adrian. lately attached to tho 18th New
York Cavalry. shot himself through the head in tho
r.o, ~ No 100 Centre.st What led to the commission
~ the ACT did not transpre He has been heard to say
that he had parents residing in Greenwichst De-
ceased native of Germany, aged 2s years Coro-
ner Wildey held an inquest, and verdict VI "sacide
by shooting" was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15

tons and explanations from which neither Court coui-
sci reporters could derive any of his
meaning or OF the locality he sought 70 describe.
Q. Did you find any signature Of Ancrott in any
roOmi A. did not.
Q. What undo you think II was his room' A. IL.
cause II said 90 on the register; II was No. 100
@. YOu have 70 other evidence except theIcgistcr
A. No. Sir; do not know ~ have other evidence.
THE TESTIMONY OF LEWIS A. wEicHMAN-IHE SUR
RAFT FAMILY.
Q. State TO the Court If you know John ii. Surratt
A. DO first made his acquaintance in the fau OK
1862 Mt Charles County. Md; or in the Fall oi $780,
should say.
1902 Ironewcd my acquaintance with him In January
1863.
Q. In this city, A. Yes.
q. When did you commence 10 board al the house Of
his mother the prisoner thcrci A. On the 18th Of No
vember. 1864.
Q. Where is her house, Q. On H street No. sil;
Q. See II that Is Mrs Surratt sitting BY you thcro
A. Yes, sir. that 10 Mrs Surran.
q. VIII you state when you first made yonr acquant
ancc with DR. Muddi A. 1t was IN OF about the 18th
Of January. 1858
q. State under what circumstances. A. was pas.
sing down Seventhst. with SurTatt, and when nearly
opposite 70 Odd Fellows Hall called out Sur.
an old acquaintance Of his Of Charlie, County Nd He
introduced DIR. Mudd. and Dr. Mudd introduced Mr.
Booth. who was In company with him. to both Of us.
They were coming up Seyenth-st and VIC were going
down. .t-
O. (By the COURT. DO you mean j. Wilkes Booth
A. Yes sir; J. Wilkes,Boot
O. Where did you 70 to theni A. He invited u to
his room at the National Hotel
q. Whoi A. Booth, he told rs TO be seated. and
ordered cigars end wine TO the for four and DR..
Mudd then went out IN the passage called Booth In
aud had private conversation with him Booth and
the Doctor then came In and called Surratt out leaving
me alone
q DO you know the nature Of their conversation A.
No; was sitting on lounge near the window; they
came In at last, and hudd me on the seitee
AID apo)ogsed ioT s DTysts colvesatioD stating that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15

bar keeper said he was in tho parlor; didn't 60 in.
O. State what her purpose was in the second visit
A. She said she had received lctcr In regard to this
money due her by Mr.. Notify.
y. Was the letter Of tho same date A. Yes; and
she stated she compelled again 10 80 to the coun
try and asked mo to drive her down. and consented.
she had received it, and that it required her to g. to
Surrattsville; that's all know.
q. Did you so in buggy' A. Yes, sir.
q. Any one else 30 with yout A. No ono but and
O. Did she take anything with her, A. Only two
packages with letters concerning her estates, and
smaller package about six inches In diameter; 1t
looked like two three saucers wrapped In brown pa
per- this put in the bottom Of the buggy and taken
out when we got 10 Surrattville.
O. How long did you remainS A. Till 81 O'Clock.
O. What time did you reach home A. About " or
2. When did you hear. Of the assassination Of the
President. or the attack on Secretary Seward A.
1 heard II at three O'Clock on Saturday morning.
y. Who came u tho house within tho period from
return TO the time you heard Of the
Of the Presidents A. There was some one who rang
the bell but who it was don't know.
q. Was the bell Hngweredt A. Yes, sir
q. by whomt A. BY Mrs Surratt.
2. Was there any one at the doort A. Yes. sir; /
heard footsteps going into the paror and Immediately
Q. How long was that aftcr you got backi A. About
Y. That was before 10 o'clookt A. Yes. Sir.
z. Then II before the time Of the assassination
which il said to have been about 10 oclocki A. Yes
Sir
Q. Had persons been in the habit Of coming to the
house for r0omsi A. Yes; coming from the country.
they would stop at the house; she had many acquant
ances. and was always very hospitabs and they could
get rooms as long as they chose.
q Did Atzerott take room A. At1erott to my
stopped in the house but one night
y Did he take roomi A. Not that know or
q What room did hs sleep In A. On the third
O. Then hs had room there that night A. Yes. !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

f4sats A. Sc fsusss g nr a ~
: ttsy kn5. tal a. uet ass ~ arfsele.
Tie impaaeai baaa q the ioul -
dyca traaor SIS $50 much q be en-
dared NJ Mitchell Us waited upoa
Ia his ofhes ~ UhieI Stated eficsn
AID arrested s. SIC order q Major
General Dir. The arrest was %
ssdlsu sna unexpected that before i
became known TIE prisoner vas o.
board government steamer bound
ar Fortress Monroe
John Michel va, one Of the Irish
patriots pho fell underline dtspleasare
of ,be British Governments, and in
hs exile found hearty welcome and
a happy home in TINS country IL
the hour Of her trial he turned against
tbe land q lis adoption, and hence
forth entertained iowa rds her and her
Tree institutions the malignant hatred
* a renegade. An Irish officer, who
vas formerly AlitcheIs friend 10 the
old country, writes 10 The Boston n
iot that BE- was once severely wounded
and prisoner in Richmond His
suflerings were such that rebel Ollie
ers aud citizens did him every service
in their power; but when be sent
word TO John Mitchell WHO he was
and what was his condition, Mitchell
refused to have anything to do with
Lincola's hirelings,S sand in the next
number Of the Examiner directed the
people to treat this f" human fungi
not as prisoners Of war but as rob
bers, murderers, and hireling assas.
sins" This is John Mitchell into
whose hands Ben Wood resigned the
control OF his Democratic paper.
We hope that he will be convicted
Of something" and that when he has
occasion TO use the article" pardon,
the President viii not press il upon
him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20
STATE ITEMS.

The VERMONT CAVALRY arrived in Bur-
lington at about noon on Tuesday last, and
we're immediately escorted TO the City Hall.
As the train came in sight national salute
was fired by the Third Vermont Battery,
which had surprised the denizens of the
Queen City few mornings previous. May
or Catlin received the cayalrymen in appro-
pirate words of welcome, aud then introduce
cd G.. G. Benedict, who, in brief but eloquent
terms, alluded 10 the achievements Of this
body during the last three and half years,
and closed by inviting the Cavalry ano the
Third Artillery to the refreshment tables in
the Hall. The Battery then led the way,
followed by the Cavalry, whence all, after
pretty well clearing the tables Of the reirtsh-
ments provided, marched back, the former
10 their barracks in the Fair Ground and the
latter to their quarters at the hospital. All
seemed gratifed by their reception, the more
so, as, owing doubtless in part to the short
notice Of their coming. they had received but
scaRty welcome hitherto in the towns in the
State through which they passed.
John McKeogh, Of Rutland, who was ar
rested some time since suspected Of treason
able practices, has been discharged. The
charges against him were not Withdrawn,
but il was not thought werth while to pros
ecute them.
Thomas ], Dickey, Of Topsham, accident
ally shot himself recently, killing him in
stanily. He had been out with party
hunting, and when they returned his COM
panions went into barn, while be remained
outside, resting upon his gun. While in
this position the piece was discharged. the
whole contehts passing through one hand,
aud into his neck. 1t was loaded with three
balls.
The inmates Of the 81. AltaEs Jail have
been making an attempt to escape, and on
last Saturday night 50 far succeeded IL their
work as to have severed, with the help Of
tools, three bars Of their window grating.
But on Sunday morning, the Sheriff, who
had noticed what vas going on, intefered
and their plans we're frustrated.
All the doctors In Bellows Falls were alb
seut At Boston, last week, attending Med
zeal couvention there. During their absence
the town is said to have enjoyed unusual
GOOD hnalih.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20
IDiLnnh.

Gentle stranger drop q tear
The G. S. A. lies buried here;
in youth it lived and prospered we'll,
But like Lueifer it fell,
It's body here, its soul IN -- well
Fen If knew wouldn't tell
Rest, G. 5. = from every strife
Your death Il better than your life;
And this one line shall grace your grave,
"Your death gave Freedom 70 the saye."
At half-past ten O'Clock last Wednesday
night, crowd Of five hundred men went to
the Jail at Quincy, H., oyerpower'd the
sheriff, and took out bushwhacker named
Rose, who bad been arrested few hours
before, and was suffering from several fear
ful wounds. Dragging him to wood just
outside the city, they swung rope from a
large tree, propped him on boxes--he being
too weak 10 stand - fastened the moose
about his neck and swung him off, accom-
panying their mar1crous act with brutal
and obscene comments. The next day, a
similar crowd visited the Jail, for the pur.
pose Of taking out some other rebels there
imprisoned. Hon. l. N Morris and Gen.
Prentisa addressed them, and were threat
ened with hanging, but militia force was
brought on the ground, and the bloody
minded mob dispersed,
Among hose favored with an interview
with the President last week was high pri-
waite @. Van Zant. Of the Seventy ninth
ohio, thirteen years old, a clean faced and
bright eyed youth, who had made the
entire campaign from Atlanta with the reg
iment, part Of the time as drummer boy and
part as Orderly TO General Ward Welt,
my son, !" said the President, I" what DO you
want A breyet, ] suppose Breget Cor
poral How will that do 30 No. sir, /
don't care for rank, Ihaye a pony, brought
az the way through, and they are going 10
take him from me, aud want 10 take bin
home and keep him . = You shall have
him" AMI writing an order for trans por-
tation, and directing the tthcers to let him
have the pony. Now am ali right
again. and With thank you" left the
room.
Judge Underwood, Of the United States
District Court o. Virginia, has arrived at
Washington with copies of The evidence ups
on yhich the Grand Jury al Norfolk found
bilis Of indictment against Gen. Lee and
some 81 other rebels, eiyil and military.
Re has asked The eo-opefsiign q Attorney
General Speed. and intends 70 prosecute The
trials 81 tie earliest possible day.
The trial 81 Lewis Reseuthal and j B.
Msrriek. kbsHn as The Lake Erie P.fate., q,
! ~ 10 prlgrcss tefare the Quilted States Cosr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20
New Publications

THE ATLANTIC MoErHLy for July has the
following contents: Young Men IN History
Around Mull y; The Changelingi Elem Win
ter Life in ST. Petenburgi Needle hHd Garden
WI; A Paper Of Candle-ends; Doctor Johns
vi Deep Sea Dainsels; Skipper Ben; Assass-
nation; The Chimney Corner, yH' Aecomph
Gee; The Chicago Conspiracy.
0VR YouNo Folks for July is published
Contents as folIows; Freddy's New Years
Dinner; The Model Young Ladyi The Fish
Didn't Catch; How cur Great-Grandfathel
was killed; A Complaint; Lessons 10 Magic
"; Farming for Boys, Vi; Our Dogs, " The
Little Prisoner, W. Winning bis Way, vu
Afloat IN the Forest, VII: The Night Moth.
PETEKsoN's MAoAziSE is vel illustrated
and contains among other articles, The Ash
ss Of Life, BY Frank Lee Beuedicti "A cler
teal Diiimma,7 BY Ella Rodman; The Las
Plantsgeaet," BY ars. Ana s. stevens.
AsrHUEs HoMK MAoAziSE for July con
talus articles BY V. r. Townsend, Paul Laur'
and other excellent writers
Wa have received from the publisher, Il. L
Story q Buriingoag new song entltle4 "Jeii
las! Proclamation"
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So 8ouo. ara TrrtsnfeFs n &C. tagleFiel
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

suERIDAS's MoDEsm 1T appears that
Phil Sheridan who Is lion in battle, Is
the timidest 81 men 40 ong the ladies x
writer in Hours al Home gives some REM
iuicences Of sheiidan us Quartermaster Of
the Army Of the Southwest, operating under
General Curtis in Missouri nnd Arkansas
At the beginning lie war..and among o,h-
CT things tells the foIl, loving
Sherdau's modes,y amounted 70 bash
fulncss, especially IN the presence Of the
gentler sex. lis life having been passed on
the frontier among Indians, on NJ some So
itary post, il was not al an surprising that
our Quarermaster should hesitate when
urged to go where ladies might be expected
II 10y chance he found himself ii such d
gathering, be was sare TO shrink into an OBJ
seure corner aud keep silent We remember
an amusing incident Of bis bashhlness. lie
became attracted toward a young lady at
Springfield. where be was engaged in for
wardmg supplies 70 the army DESTROYS Of
showing her some attention, he was altoteth-
or too modest 70 venture on such d step =.
Finally he hit upon ~ exgelient lie bad
guy young clerk, Eddy, in bis Office, whom
be induced TO take The young lady out rid
ing, while he l6heridan) furnished The her.
ses. The modest littIe Captain could often
be seen looking with pleasure on this mr.
rangenent Counting BY proxy seemed to
please him as much as ii il hid been doue
by himself What the result was se neyer
learned. We think it most probable Eddy
carried OF the prize.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

GrS. LEE.-The public will be
delighted to learn from a correspon-
dent Of the New York Express, that
Gen. Lee attended church 10 Rich.
mond lac, Sunday thus relieving
the painful apprehensions Of many
who feared he vas under arrest for
treason, aud could not be present.
Hn noble, manly figure was altired
IN plain suit Of confederate gray,
without insignia Of rank or authority :
his benevolent oountenance sparkled
with animation, be- responded digni-
fedly but courleously 70 all who ad-
dressed him, and he joined in all the
praycrs--cyen in thai for the Presi-
dent Of tie United States Having
this Information the country viii
breathe more freely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

0SE or Jar DAVIS SLAVES IN the DRY
GOODS MARKET The Cincinnati GAZETTE,
in its dry goods report says
Among the buyers from the South, there
came an ex-slaYe Of Jefferson Dasis, sbe
purchased quite literally for his store at
Davis Bend. NJ S., formerly the plantation
Of his master and thus, while the traitor
master is held State prisoner IN Fortres.
Monroe, bis former property and chattel, 10
company with his two sons, late honorably
discharged from the gnn-boats service, Il
selling goods as freedman. Eis name is
Montgomery be il 80 years Of age, and i
as good representation Of the intelligent
black nan as can be found He was Jea.
Dayis' slave over twetfy years, aud served
him as carpenter and nachinist On his aud
his brothers, plantation q twC thousand
acrts. The entire two thousand acres, be
informs Us. are being cultivated IN cotton
b. his former iellow bondmen, who, be says,
are working iudastri, asly. ard more effect
sslly THAI under the former rule.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

Eev 40 lie afmorg CT.
esys 49, re A.
ora.nr sea ten sets
ser.aas alisu Hs5e
On 60 man 81 - q laH
D,osmss tbe uafeamsa g ;ht afte
nai 80see8 4 gee paper beai'8
tho haiatfa8e .ae iaa4aaE josi a..
lsw ihs gfpe @ e starr iie
gicksd i - ed uHszp ec.edf iuaaa
vuder i sAf feared t9 be aH H.
fcgslaf lsHP easi lhe eaal
$50 fsaIf au ran .opei eoaiaiai1e
asoai bali Is5sad 8 paaa and 8
arranged uHb HGHmatie maitsiass
shai su bursting wVasa gD8Q4M e y
have spread arc ID every direction,
aud in that locality have ofe8 chs AZ
sensl - completely thf i.s destruc
ton would hafv tsH almost conain.
The matter Was lrfesaga and i
vas demonstrated iiM lbc torpedo
vas len there Is tg8 somra, y msn
ia women's clothes wh8 visited the
lowsr Tie night bsiarr Ao0ui Ihc
same time lhe large smoke foe Wa
pred open bttWesn Saturday night
apd MONDAY morning, 10 such way
that ihe blaze irom llse ores starting
Monday morning. would $50 IRE g The
Offices aud ultimately ihe long line o.
shops connected sish them. The
plo: wAs disco, and ioilcd In sea-
son. Another scbeme was equally
unsuccessful 4 huge bar u iron was
pot ia The machinery q the large en-
gine AZ the water shops 50 that 4
would tear ito pieces 5000 after start
ing, but luckily tic engine refused =
start.