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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
nation by the Prssidsn,.

WASHINGTON, April 2
D., the President of the United States :
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, By proclamation on the 6f-
teenth and nineteenth OF April one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one,
the President of the United States, in
virtue of the power vested in him by
the Constitution and the laws, declared
that the laws of the United States were
opposed and the execution thereof OBJ
structed in the States Of South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas, by combinations
too powerful to be suppressed by the
ordinary course Of judicial proceed
ings or by the power vest
ed in the Marshals by law
and whereas, By another proclamation
made on the 10th day of August IN the
same year, in pursuance OF an act OF
Congress approved July 18th, 1861, that
the Inhabitants of Georgia, South caro-
lima, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas,
Mississippi and Florida, except the IN
habitants of that part Of the state Oh
Virginia lying west Of the Allegheny
moIntaius, and to such other parts OF
the other States before named as
might maintain loyal adhesion
to the Union and the Constitution, or
might be from time to time occupied
and controlled by the forces Of the
United States, engaged III the dispersion
of insurgents, wore declared to be in q
state Of insusurrection against the
United States and whereas by another
proclamation, on the 1st day of July.
l862, issued in pursuance Of au act of
Congress, approved on the 9Th OF June,
il the same year, the instruction
vas believed to be still existing in the
State aforesaid, with the exception OF
certain counties i'll the State OF Virginia
and whereas, by proclamation made Oh
the I'd day Of april, 1863, in pursuance
of the act Of Congress of July 18th, 1861
the exception named in the proclamation
Of August 10th, 1861, was revoked, and
the inhabitants Of the States of Georgia, !,
Ssath Carolina, North Carolina, Tcnnes
see, Alabama, louisiana, Texas, Arkan-
sas, Mississippi. Florida and Virginia ex
cept the forty eight counties designated
as West Virginiaran the ports of New
Orleans. Key West Port Royal aud Beau
fort, i'll
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New York News.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Judge Ingraham
has delivered his decision as to the mo.
ton made before him to punish Mr. E.
A, Stansburg, President of the Morris
Insurance Company, for contempt of
court in not being sworn and producing
his books before the referee appointed
by Judge Barnard. The decision is
averse to Furnishing Mr.. s. for contempt,
as that gentleman could not be supposed
to know which of the two orders he was
compelled to obey The action Of Judge
Barnard in appoin ting Mr. Hackett re-
ceiver in the place of Mr.. Stansburg, is
set down as perfectly valid. The former
gentleman, however, having resigned,
Mr. Cyrus Curtis has been appointed TO
the position
A mass meeting Of the laboring classes,
composed of men and women, was held
in Tompkins Square yesterday after
noon, to consider the rent question Ad-
dresses were delivered in German and
English, and resolutions passed calling
upon the Legislature tor a remsdy
against e1tortionists and aYaricious
house owners and agents.
The Herald says; A larger quantity OF
money than had been received ioI SOME
time came into the O'Mahoney fenian
headquarters Yesterday, The Irish Fe-
mans who had to fly to this country,
held a convention at 267 BoWery They
were interrupted by officials iron. Union
Square, who were disposed of by the
police. The convention sent committee
to ask the O'Mahoney leaders what they
we're doing with the immense sums re-
ceived for war purposes The Senate
meets on Monday, April 9
The Express has rumor Of the equip
ping and putting to sea a feet of vessels
commanded by experienced officers. and
that certain prominent Fenians are ab'
sent from their accustomed posts
Both the regular and open stock
boards will adjourn today after the one
o'clock sessions, out of respect to the
memory of the late Mr.. John Ward an
old member of the Stock Exchange. who
died Yesterday
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Conservative Meeting in Riichie Toun-
DISAPPOINTMENT Of ID eieza'es 40 siais
TcnyPnti0n

Pnrsuant to notice, a large number Of
the citizens OF Ritcbie county met at
Ra0son Mills, Oh Saturday, March 81,
1866, for the purpose Of publicly express
inc their sentiments in relation to the
present condition of political affairs,
both State and National, and also to ap-
point Delegates to he State Convention
which meets at Clarksburg Oh the 18th
of April, 1866
The meeting was organized by the
election OF Levi Hammond as President,
and NJ, Rafferty, aud VIM / HitchcoS a.
Secretaries
On motion, NJ NJ Hitchcock explained
the object Of the meeting in few brief
and pertinent remarks On motion Of
the same gentleman, a committee of five
were appointed to draft resolutions for
the consideration Of The meeting
The Chair named the following gen
tlemen as members Of the committee /.
Nj NJ. Hitchcox, John Collins, Morris
bradford B, II Wilson aud John Knight
The following preamble and resolu-
tions which were adopted at Clarksburg
on the goth of February, 1866, with some
slight alterations. were reported by the
said committee and unanimously adopt.
ed by the meeting:
WHEREAS, We have viewed with
painful soliCitude the efforts on thepart
OF the party in power, both State and
National, to subvert the form and priu-
ciples of our Government, upon the one
hand, in seeking to compel the States of
this Union, and especially tue eleven
States lately in insurrection, to epfran-
chise four millions Of negroes, al igno-
rant, degraded and -barbarous race
and to force negro suffrage upon the
people Of the District Of Columbia
against their unanimous dissent-as eX-
pressed at the polls upon the other
hand ~ seeking to pass odi0us and dis
eliminating acts in our State Legisla
ture, IN order to disfranchise thirty
thousand of their fellow citizens in this
State, who possess equal intelligence to
themselves, and large share of the tax.
able property of the State In view OF
| the alarming state Of affairs TO which
the country seems tending, We deem
It our duty, il the exercise of a sacred
right to express our disapproval Of
the acts EeTeinbsfora set forth there
fore,
Reaolcsi, Isl. That Andrew Johnson
President of the United States, By his
&earuest efforts for the restoration Of the
Union upon its proper basis, By his man
il and statesmanlike position in opposi
ton to negro suffrage, By his vetc of the
bill to enlarge the powers Of the Freed
mans Bureau and of the Civil Rights bill
and BY his resistance tothe insane and I'M
wise efforts of Congressional majority
who seek to destroy the Constitution Of
our fathers BY unwise and misohieyou;
amendments, has deserved well OF hi
country, aud We cordially endorse TIT
policy be has pursued ..
Resolred, 2nd, That we are IN 1aVor o
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Ei.e in aosion-superior Court

BosToN, April "a fire broke out last
night in Numbers lG4 and l66s Devon
shire street, which was principally con,
fined to the sixth story of the buildings
Mr. D C. Griswold, a dry goods mer
chant, occupying the lower floor, sui:
fered loss to the amount of $1,000
which was mostly by water Insured
for $500 in Boston aud the balance in
New York Offices.
The Superior Court this forenoon, iii
the case of Edward Green, the Maiden
murderer, decided against the writ of er
ror applied for, and confirmed the pTevi
ous judgement of the Court appointing
him to execution
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trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
d TRUST executed By John F. Hopkins and
Mary Ann Hopkins his wife bearing date on
tho - day Of December, in the year lsGl, and
now on record in the Recorders office OF Ohio
county in Deed Book IS folio 4lG, l will sell AT
the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the first day Of May next,
the following property TO WIT: Lot numbered
four % on the plat OF James Y. Bakers and
James Ii. Stouts sub division Of lots, in square
numbered thirteen Q3), adjoining Athenum;
also the one undivided half or moiety of -four
other lots in said Baker and Stouts sub division,
designated on the plat thereof as lots numbered
one 10 two C2), three o. and fourteen I'D; also
Loo numbered tWenty.seven ca, situated on inc
National road in Daniel Steemrods addition TO
the city OF Wheeling, being sixty feet front,
running back one hundred and twenty; also the
one undivided half or moiety Of nine lots, mum.
bered l. o "a, 3, G. rs and Q, in square numbered
10 In James and James X. Bakers addition 20
the city OF Wheeling also sixteen lots on the
island situated in Daniel Zane's addition 20 the
city of Wheeling, and designated as Lots No.
73, "a ST. 50, So 92 %. l0s 100 100, l2l, $780, 49,
1884, 1876 and l4o also six lots situated in Carroll
and Bakers addition TO the city OF wheeling,
and designated as lots numbered 3, 7, :, 10, 10
and H. in square numbered j. also one piece OF
parcel of land about the size Of ten lots, situated
in said square No. 8 in Carroll and Bakers ad'
dition; also lot numbered l59, situated on north
side Of Zane street; also lot numbered 10 in
square numbered II, in james and James K
Bakers addition.
liberty to pay the whole OF the purchase money
in hand or oIe fourth in cash, and the balance
In six twelve and eighteen months, giving
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments and the title retained until the pur'
chase money is paid in full.
HENRY CRAAGLE,
" H. BASSETr, CO, Trustee.
Auctioneers maT27 I'd
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T.-lssn. .-X.-Ths amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year il something startling
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to 4th strest BRAKES mandatory Il
one Of the institutions Of New York. 1t is said
that Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern
States with his cabalistic 8 -lsSO.-A.,
and then got the old granny legislators to pass
law preventing dishguTing the face OF Ma
ture, which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is. but We de know the Plantation
bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are death on Dyspepsia-certain They are very
inyigorating when lauguid ana weak. aud
great appetizer
Saratoga Spring Water. sold w ali
Druggists
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III hlting the kettle Ir0m the TIE seal1el
myself very se7erely--.one hand almost TO 4
crisp. The torture was unbearable >
The Mexican Mustang Lipiment relieved ths
pain almost Immediately, 1t healed rapidly and
left very little scar. CRAS. FOSTER,
420 Broad St, Philadelphia
This is merely i sample OF what the Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t is invaluable in ali cases
OF wounds, dwellings spTains cuts, bruises
spRyins, etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware Of counterfeits None s genuine III
less wrapped in fine steel-plate engravings,
bearing the signature Of G. W Westbrook
Chemist and theprirdts stamp Oi DEMAs BARNES
& Co., New York,
Saratoga sPEiIs water. sold " all
Druggists
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MONTPELIER, Vt, April 3-Coyernor
Dillingham; has appointed Hon George
F. Edwards, of Burlington: to the sena
torial vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon Solomon Foote Mr.. Edwards is
a lawyer and stands high III his profes-
sion He has been considerably in pub
lie life, and was Speaker of the Vermont
House Of Representatives in 1857-'55
He leaves for Washington at once
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WHAT DID II A young lady, returning Ia
her country home after u sojourn OF few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place OF a rustic, flush face, she had soft,
ruby complexion OF almost marble smOothness
and instead OF 90 she really appeared but IL
She told them plainly she used Hagang Magno'
liza Balm, and would not be without II. ANY
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article 1t can he ordered
of any druggist for only % cents
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY all
Druggists.
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Connecticut Eleciion-saaie gone R~-
publican by only $50 Majority.

NEw HAVEN, April 3-Ths Republi
cans here are firing thirty guns over the
election Of General Hawley The Pal
ladium of this evening figures np $50
majority for Hawley in the State
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All who value beautiful head VI hair, aud lis
preservation from premature badness and turn,
Ing gray. will not fail TO use Lyons Oe lebrated
KathaiTou 1t makss the hair rich, soft and
glossy. eradicates daudrufi and causes the hair
to grow with luvrUiant beauty. Sold every
where f.. THOMAS LYON
Chemist New York.
Saratoga APri1E Water, sold BY al
Druggists.
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ST. LOUIS, April 3.-The entire Union
ticket for city officers headed by Ex-Go7.
Carney, for Mayor was elected in Lea7-
Kansas, yesterday. Vote the
largest ever cast,
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Heimsrreet ; inimitable HAN ColorlDg has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
1t acts upon the absorbents at the roots Of the
hair, and changes II to its original color by de
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden aud in
lure the hair Heimstreets t3 not dye, Int Is
certain in its results promotes its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing Price 80 Gents and
81 60 Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Dealers
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA. The prettiest thing, the
" sweetest thing, and the most of it for the
least m 0ney. 1t OyercOmes the odor OF perspi
ration softens and adds delicacy to the skin !;
is delightful perfume allays headache and
the sick room, in the NURSERY and upon the tot.
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, aold b sn
Druggists
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HE DID!
CHOLERA.

The Anrricas Deederi-er aud Dtsln
fectnnt.
In Packages, Fifty Cents each.
Ii is without odor and will AZ once absorb aai
render harmless all foul gases and
impure atmospheric,
Eur sick Rooms, Hotels, Steamboats, Hospi'
tals, Priyles, Drains &c., IL Is the most conys
nient, cleanly and speedy Disinfect mt in use.
Ii Is recommended by the Board OF Health
and Physicians of Baltimore and Washington
Rssd the following
BALTDloRE Feb. :, ie6'
The American Deodorser and DisinfectAnt,
always ready for use, and not liable 20 change
equally valuable in the sick room and In the
foul siuk, has in my opinion no equal
WILLIAM X. A. AKIN,
Prof. Chemistry, University Of Maryland
For sale 10 arrive In q few days, BY
T. II. LOGAN & CO.. ami
LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.
Wholesale Druggists wheeling
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CNCINNATI, April 3.-At the munici-
pal election yesterday the Union ticket
was elected by about 5000 majority IL
Union men, Democrats and one Inde-
pendent are elected to city council
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The Living Forces of the Universe,
The Temple sud Ihe wOrshippsrs

The Temple aud Ihe WOrshippers
b. Hon ono W. THoSRToE, of W ceiling West
Virginia.
T7HE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW
i ADVANCE NOTICES OF THE WORK
A scholarly gentleman, speaking OF the 'Liv
ing Forces writes Il will do all / can to pro.
mote the spread OF this excellent and learned
work
The President Oi one OF our oldest Colleges
says Judge Thompson is the deepest thinker
1 have met and his work will be rare aud orig
iual II will move the waters
A learned divine, speaking to i brother min
ister said 1t is a vast system of thought -
What wondrous visions OF nature and life be
must have had. II 10 strange that lived so
long in the same town with such q man and
knew him only in bs outward relations as a
Judge and politician his system explains an
corrects many things heret ofore seemingly in
contradiction
Chief Justice L. after reading a synopsis OF
the work, sends many grstulstions to the
author, and earnest wishes forShis success
Another divine says: 1t is new and compre.
heDsive in its general purpose and method, and
its detail is the resu OF patient and elsboT.
ate thought JAMES CHALLEN Publisher.
February l. 1865. Philadelphia.
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LYONS EXTRACT uF PURE JAMAICA GRGER-
Tor Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head
ache Cholera Morbus &c. whore a warming,
genial stimuant is required Its careful prepa.
ration and entire purity makes IL a cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold ev
erywhere, at 50 cents per bottle.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists febs.sothurs
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sWANN HOUSE,

fbfh 70 hAS5s On fiufsd.s oessssr sti
1863 j. w. Dent late Of the Richmond House
took posssssicn Of Tie Swami House bf
kus:ness TO merit continuance Of the very I'D
srAl patronage conferred upon him when propn
stor Of tho Kichnond. a..
Every department b IN the charge o. % ~
most sfteissf assistants j. Wh OAHA
sepfJ
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p M RnSLIY.
CHARLES SIGH&E.

,,ggtEss ssou 40 az, m Ds11Ai.'
Et-sIY DYER AID SCOUKER South
81 -. rSsr tbaR & o Z K Depot Nbs5liug
= "a All kinds OF Saswls Ribbons ana eve
=, description Of Silks ana Woolsn Goods ere
,,,ei On short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estah
.Ir,.,nt in ths Western States sep
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INI.OUR

CANNED T0NATORs, GREEN
L Com, Peaches, Core Oysters LoDstsfA sAf:
dInss, Pine Appla, Blackbsrnes and jeiiies OF
sysry desrr!ptlep, for sale low BY
Isi9 EOoTH, BATIELLK co
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H w. PHILLIPS,

IRON AND BRASS P3UNUlEf a.
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER aUd General
Nlachjrist, North Wheeling, Va.
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WASHINGTON, April 2.
=, .ba President of the United States
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THE LATE SHlPWREcKS.

why the Yv~nins star wns Iest-Vr.eS-
worthin~ss az tte Weasel Had NnnsSemeus
and Defective forsirnr,son. Sc.
Hitherto tho accoap'a fsan Nv tho few Survivors ~
the Inflated Steamship Evening st1 have touched ous
lightly upon the orisn Or thc dkast'r Gradually, hov
ever facts arc leaking GOT sch confirm tho vovn aug
gessed IN tho HrpAD ~hen The ~ thc catastrophe
Gra arrived There u nc lphs thAl the vssaaI 10
slightly constructed Zoe Her framo~ork
was too thin safety economy and sres
This II on. csr.srafion 81 the diStor; another and
moro immediate cs,ssr was eci and mismanagemsnt
We learn on good authority giat vi thu vrse pu' 10
sea she preaily aosdei iilDr. her seams douD sy
the pipes benr iu,i. op-r, I.as,',, though Captain
Knapp able and esper'snset SEAMAN and hss
perished With ha ship. q bard 20 csssps the eeIsc-
ton that b,Ds s,.ibutaiis ~ him Naturally
anxious t's pesuro eoushf % bear upon him "a
make good tine. ~ ksr' his course Whoa The Storm
overlook him issssd q wearing his ship Tho vessel
thus lay In ,he trough q me ss tie boarded he
and pu, tho sagna ores. ATT firm that time 'hs
vas more waf Al thu nrns " The slnd and ~svrs
Undervsng ,hl. and ssua,g dt.asr-s shese " pssc.
ticc followed nv many large ttp.gwninG nrins Nh
adds greatly 10 The inss.Ii9 81 ga voyages. Ihsy
niraai eyerytb ng oon9sied ~iih tho gam~ns ~
vessel whom IN COX ~ .a,,id. man--icsnsi The
..port captain ths "fsces wAa commands the shr,
Who h going r. al h... s1d wss for bis s~s ssks
would BE- snx.cS g. -yrrytbins In sal going order.
has no voice. N l,a maisI H. nay prossss thai NE
ship wants cansin. rsi ne coaasaa need adjusting,
or that The msssnsrS oa' ~ .sdsr; bat unless tbs
port captain off.f iha repairs nothing 10 does Too
oflen the captain rsdsoea us usosssisy ~ sstss
sailing IN an ans aNalhy ssp losing hs s,as,sos.
Too oflsn he az, 10 h,m-cr "vsi f have good lax
I snail act ,hrc4sh All nshi. and soes II ths ~esshss
~ calm, he doc. act through II rsh'. V storms coma
up-weil then ta,e . column - t~o 10 The Hsnslp
hllcd by dr.ais - dssstross sni Of course MAR
ooun,abie shi,~iarAs Terrible 'hs late ssise ~sr:
our wreck .ashi nj 10 n 20 great The oesoces
gales Of last yesr N~fe p,sss The cyclone whose
effects recording 81 ssaeh, sell built sieaansrs
ilke tho o.sk,f Cuy. ,hs fso and other ,ssseis can
ploy.d In cor cat ssryirg uels sAfsiy thrgush
the worst of tn nrfF,
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nent November.
committee vas appointed 70 present the resolution
Mr.. W. " johnson introduced tho following which
was passed
Resolved, That this convention % hereby endorse the
Of tho regard 20 the etansrucon
~ The whilst wa do not oehrve hat
their plan Ia all IL asssbe yet NO pledge our support
hat body their work % Tar ~ ".y mo
beginning Of the great end.
subsequently, several speeches wore made, when tho
ConyentioG adjourned ana die
VISIT GOVERNOR ff~fos
Tho Committee waited upon Governor fcnion ana
accorded interview with that fnctiouary, VINO
expressed hs great pl.asur. at meeting them and cor
daily thanked them for their generous roso' utssn "
sustain him IN the November election. After be NJ IN
PRODUCED 20 the Governor tho committee witidres.
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rraRIslE EXPLOSION IN ST. LOUIS.

The Boiler Ia Turning shop Blown up a
+ Three story Brirk nuiiding Demoi,shed-
Twenty -six Pcrsaas nurs-d In tho Iuips--
/. Fourtcca Dead bodies Recovered. &~.
r. Iouus, ocl. IL lsoG
terrific boiler explosion occurred at ten o'clock this
morning In tho turnina .hor - II. yenbrDsk, en-
Frupkiin avenue which totsiy demolished the shop,
also q three story bros tullng on the wcsi and
dwelling on the east side 20 ke street
Twenty two person. 40 tepwn to have been buried IN
tho ruins Eight ~hsu Us dead. ami twelve
were moro or loss wounded Two, and perhaps more.
atm remain In the ruisa. - s
Tho ruins OF tbs bricp;s Immediately took fire, and
the nrcmea and Arrs foce Of men now engaged
In extluguishina tho md removing the rubbish.
sr rprr, Oct. l7-Egoning.
sir dead bodies wcre taken from shc ruins 81
vonbrocks turning lior this nornng. II IL thought
that Others stu remain pyisd IN 'he debris Several Of
tho bodies % horribly " usd hat they cannot 10
recognized
H. Ions. ocs i7-IorH
The cause Of the .splaon to-day ~ss the wcakness
the boiler Of which II. proprietor raid TO have been
notified by bis snsinscr foge days ago The Coroner
will investigate the who'll ns.tsr tomorrow.
Aftor tho explosion tbe ore and burned fcn.
ousy time in spe Or uis desperate esertsons
OF tho nremen. Two I'VE s'sy dwellings adlolnlng were
also consumed
All this time tho to.ss apralling. Tho appeals
for aid OF the helpless tho ruins aud the
frantic cries OF ,hsr vycs md children and relatives
wsre heartrcndng b the .rtrcme
Men sti nj vod among IN. rubbish he,
moro bodies had been found W 20 fIns o'clock