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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
The Amendment in fndiaua.

1t is a fact pretty generally under.
stood, that the people of no State
north or south, east or west, are more
Fbitterly opposed to all doctrines and
dogmas of the negrophobists, than
are they of Indiana. In 1851, on a
distinct and separate vote, to prevent
negroes and mulattoes from settling
in that State thereafter, the PROPOSE
ton was adopted by over $4,000 ma
ljority; and IN tile constitution adopt-
cd at that time, provision was insert
ed declaring that nonegro or Tnuiat-
to should have the right of suffrage. .
80 well understood has been the sem
timent.o the people of that State in
regard to the doctrine of negro suf-
frage and negro equality, that, since
that date, no party has dared to advo-
cate or agitate it, until since the SUBJ
mission of the, 18th Amendment to
the Federal Constitution, when the
Radical members of the Indiana Leg
lslature attempted TO rush through
resolution giving the assent of that
State to the measure without any re-
ference of the question 10 the people.
To prevent the, copsummation of this
outrage and enable the people to ex-
press their will upon the subject, the
Democratic members of the Legisla-
ture, on the 4th inst, resigned their
seats and left the two Houses without |
quorum TO do business. Notwith-
standing they were without quorum,
and with nc, power or authority to act
he Radical members attempted to
iold q Joint Convention, rush the res
'lntion through, and declare the
amendment carried, but were prevent
ID from doing. SO by the refusal of
ioYi Baker to be a party to their ras-
atty, s.;,to. 49, - -
The Governor has issued a procla-
nation calling special elections to ELL
ne vacancies thus created, ON the 23d
nsts and signifying his purpose to
onyepe the. Legislature in extra ses-
ion on early in April. .,-,,,. :. -, II
Ihe course of the resigning mem-
ers meets with the approval of the Il
ntire Democracy of the State and a 4
lrge number of Republicans opposed K
D the ratification Oh the amendment. '
he fesigning members are alIcandi-
ates for reelection, and if successful. I
le amendment can never be ratified l
that State without the people first Q
aVlng an opportunity to pass upon I
le question: as these members stand t
edged to resign as often as the at II
mptis made to- perpetrate, this viii t
lnops fraud upon the people, with a
1t giving them an opportunity to vote g
pom IL; 5.so ,t.-,-.-.. -. d
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

: ALABAMACbAIAIs.--A telegramfrom.
/ Washington on the 18th, says.-It is
stated that there is quite a. stir in the
diplomatic circles over the report that
MIR. Sumner has a strong speech ready
on the Alabama claims, holding that
England is responsible for the prolon-.
CATION of the war. 1dtis rumored that
thee In glish Minister has, iascertained,
the drift of the speech and declared
thatit looked like war. n i, GiA ads.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
The Way to do it.

The radicals manifest great deal OF
anxiety Hifefy for the return of peace, and the
way they propose to bring it about is to
loyerturn the Federal Union of States,
and erect upon its ruins centralized
despotism to disfranchise white men
and white-Wash negroes; to establish
negro equality in the Northern, and
negro supremacy in the Southern,
States to exempt the bondholders
from fttafrXlation, and impose upon the
iaboring, producing millions the bur-
then hen Of defraying the expenses of the
government, and paving the enormous
public debt; to pay the laboring peo-
pie in q deprecated paper currency,
and the bondholders in gold to, run
the government, in the interest and for
the benefit, of. the. bondholders, the
bankers, alllkHe the New England manufac-
turers, and the niggers. These Radi-
cal fdlestructiyes seem to think that the
people of this country delight to labor
and toll for the benefit, of these privi-
legged cliassesandt that when life's weary
race ;fil lis E run, qp, they will be glad to toast
down below, all for their glory.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

/
a'THE DIFFERENcE, The U. S. Sh-
prime Court, in its recent decision,
held that, where contract does not
specifically provide for its payment in
coin, it can legally be discharged by
the payment of legal-tender, OF green
back currency. .-asii ,'-s'.'' slo'7'f q
President Grant, in his inaugural,
declares, that, Z" to preserve the nation
al honor every dollar Of national IN.
d ,btedhess Should be paid in gold, un-
less otherwise expressly stipulated in
/ the contract. itafi1f 9'.i ltfi1 ll.sa.
tits difficult to understand why the
very reverse of the rule of law gov
Ierning contracts between individuals.
should be applied to those between
the q government and its creditors.
Neither the law providing for the
Issue of the five-twenty bonds, nor the
bonds themselves provide for their
payment in gold, nor did the holders
of'the bonds ever pay, or the govern
nnent receive gold for them and the
holding of the court applies as wen to
them as to contracts between individ
nails But SO tenacious is President
Grant Of preserving the honor of the
natioii with the 'bondholders that he
would pay them every dollar in gold,
though it'reduce the peoplcto state
Ifthe.governinent dis
charges its obligations aceording to
the contract and the law, the same as
is required of individuals, if the bolidI
holders don't like tIet them howl.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
-z0fhcialzReg;istry3HE.T II
COUNTY OFFICERS


Judge of Common PieasAGEo NJ Ti-T4TTIer' - 5.'s-
Probate Judge-JAcoB V. NELL s.9a PIC i'e fiasi
Prosecuting Attorney-E L. WEBER =@sHisi5S
County Auditor-HESRY H. STEVENS -3TFIpe 5a0
County ireasurer-GrsTAvrs P. REED. ?i,:7 }fo
Clerk of Courts-ANDREw JACKSON rsa4i6H $50
Sherif-OTIs B. PAINE. ."ihos5 s-'T6r ,nrEHjo1 gnO
REcoRDER-CI W. BARRETT sro ufurlo7 ';sH
County Commissioners-HESRYJ J. ST1RpdIf =, Il
RY p. DAwLEY, JOS e. eoSkSp5 lfTI7'5s fisIi
Coroner-LUTHER H f4RdEIEEEai EEEipl lo1 -oiTsgP- snO
surveypr-GHARLEs, j. GILLIs.o ,,s,. ..zr -
directors Of County, Infirmary-E. B. BABcocK
k.4EaEESTS an. @ DonC;E 49, =
aORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS
nasehna-E' Rase II--i. + 2. MIEER4BYEET 81 M
hheentI7loHN THOMSON
Garretfhssri Ct aI-fF ASScisEsI 4 iEsI ~ ve ssA
s4,-st ts. ytSTiGEs ISl.Sts i!(s, OF THE PEACE.
Hinman: ! .lsFP3 fFMPp upper ana yiYestsF A's
,o1 AH9ro@ta5Renberf T or 5en 9ssaa faSsl
Brimfeldz z7JOsepF n1 Carrier. .and Atu. Lam.
,9oa sssgsTsa 5a4s anl1ls ssssT .fta,.,E
er. Deeineid'.a1 SlPibbals andJofn II. Holman!
Edinourgh1-1smitlls -1s Sanford and Asa Bingham
Fl. Smith, ''--9 T2etnah
frahki'n1Edg9r A. Anderson, Luther X q
Parmelee and " M Grinneiii All + II
FFeedein-Ly m Lyman Dfsant and aryfi,ns7 a.sA
Larkcom:' 1f i3d 9fiT1s Isi5o9 ieiIa1fsS iai's
H1ram-Rufus Butts and Richard Nj. Hant N E,a2s
Mantua-AiN. Farr and IIe4ii61ISl eeabh
Nelson--Jarnes Ashald aSdA. K, ,rITRansAsa.s5.,
Falnyra-John j. Wilfianis, orrin stevens
and s. o. Calvin - - 'S44t4
Paris-A. SB: Merrill and Brainard seIbIHTr =
Rayenna77Wm. Goldman, s. E.=FinI ana Il
seph D. Horton. b lIF1KG -ItttFeA ! 'ftu y 90
Randolph4James P. Cole and n. G. searssse. ~
=, aooestown-A 10" H. Barlow and Gideon sew
Sb.lorsr;,,o s., . y Essf : soE
It atlerSvlille-samuel G. Eldridge and william
sheetsboro-E.' IAIA.l4
icil0lS q Ffsfai4NN = &i55fSSTekf GEs se-Sg
= --'tlia SIX -SaosSi 2uiffs..f11 = ifr.
nuneio-H. h Martin and dfWm. Paultis. ysgEss
"lndham-E. S. Woodworth and Cornelius 7
fafS -Eo1XfK " TAauT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

eHAwLs SUMNER is nothing if not
sophomore He publishes a recent
speech on negro suffrage under the IT,
tie of 9 Powers of Congress to prohib-
itfinequality, caste and oligarchy of
-skin"ti He should have added sfDes-,
potism of of shins and aristocracy Of
haiRtg - ..aaaL.. --a-L.L:.-. Ii -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

, JosHuA HILL, Senator elect from
Georgia, denies having sent despatch th
to the Georgia Legislature urging
them to pass the constitutional al amend /
..meht. He says that, while the p pres re- J
ent circumstances exist, he cannot z ex-- =
pect to influence others. d'ii'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

3 .The Missouri Legislature has passed
"a bill requiring life insurance .compa-
mics doing business in. that .State to
deposit Sl00,oo0 in tn c. hands of the
State Treasurer as security.iea,,.r.7sI a,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

5F THF Woman Woman snfFaRg& snfFaRg&;9EI EI'p PropositiRqan Ra
was rejected in the Rhode Island
House of Representatives, on the T1thl
by a vote Of I6 to %. . VIZ 4. .-.'" 7a'i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

Dr. JOHNSON was lonee denouncing
Scotland inhabitants. and, institutions
a native Of the e land of cakes, ex7
Ipostulated: You SHOULD remember
said he, that God made Scotland"
Yes" replied johnson, "but he
/, made adf i it :tf9r, for scottchmen. He made
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

al DooToR of Divinity caps this by
another of the same sort :sin'Whv is
n bald head like the ellzingdoni of Heav-
enF'7 Because there is no parting nor
dying there. gija1a Er dgHpini g3a,b
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

lie bunchback straightens himself
IN the tomb, and the wicked man un-,
der the fod.7-7Hlrsstan Press, s,.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

N. L. JEFFRIEs, Register of the
Treasury, anticipating the guiIIotine.
resigned his Office on the 18Th. tiigo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
DIR. JoHNsoN was ,onoe denonncin

GENERAL sTEEDMANis eoufined in
q Cub an psison.,ljt ea r.' otv .Ao
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
Disease yields to Treatment.
10 Ayoiz hssyaIss lsz trs 9,ssl .g-es n.
.Sudictous Me ans Emplyed
Saves Untold Suffering.

Ii you would be Strong, Healthy and Vigor-
Gus, use Hright's Tonic e6Fdlal and Blood Pu.
rVer 1t is superlative Tonic and inyigorat
ing CORDIAL, and is an infaIlible sremeTiy for
renoVating the diseased SYSTEM and rest6rinrrS
tne sunering invalid to health and vigor. It
purifies the Blood, neutralizes any b;llious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and, Strengthens
the whole Organization. It cures, scrofnfa sat
kheum Fetter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint
dyspepsia, Indigestion, latulence: Kidney AT.
tectlons, Nervous Debility, and all diseases aris
ng from disorganzed condition of the, Blood, 2
Stomach and Liver sS8Sss7sls lssfS
Stop taking disasreeable sBitterss and ,stfmu-
lating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their efect: finally they arepositiSely Injurious.
Take W'Tght's Tonic Cordial it will assist na-
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood, producing health and.stfeh 9Th
Sold by Poe Bro, Agents, Ravenna, Ohio.
Rayenna, Septs3, 1868, Gun,
'9iHHjof Z T0T b4S EatUO I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
The Cabinet Completed,

:. =
+. b. Kdashbqrn, Secretary of State,
having rendered his resignation Of, that
office tothe P.IP President, frssi and Congress
having refused to remove the disabili-
ties which preventedgA! IL Stewart
from occupyingathc Treasury Depart-
mento theo Presideat,r omnThursday
last, semitic the Senate the, following
nominations for Cabinet officers: 90 bu
Secretary OF, State-Hamilton Fish,
ofNew Hork.ui 9ysll 9lia ym Bna 5ln
Secretary of thef Treasury+George
S. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,. saoilA
Secretary Of WaF-Gen. John. IA.
RaWlins.9I3 auiesnq .1r9i9 ydi bsqiu
The nomlnationswere at qonce con-
firmel by the Senate. .ngdT dtria !.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
PRoTEcT E7ERY 9SUdXR 51iIlIEe.- REEE--

PROTECT EvERY SUGAR TRRIEEE-
MAKE ALL THE MAPLE SUeARi Yo,tUJ
jCAN.-The disintegration aof society
in CUBA, resulting from the fresvsolu-
tionary condition of Spain, has already
sent sugars up to a higher price thai
ever before known. The almost ceir!-l
itlin abolition of slavcry that must foi.9
low the Decentralization Of the mother
country, ard the CONSEQUENT African
ization of that great sugar 1bbroducifig
region that will certainly reduce that
rich Island to the condition of GHayti
and San Domingo, willisoofi SO diniin22 2
ish the supply as to raise the prize Of r
sugars the world over, and place IL
beyond the reach of all EXCEPT the
most affineirt Then a @W66dniana
spare that tree, and cultivate an the
young upgrowing sugar naples be
they i'll the forest 0 or ntithe fieid.
Spare them for your children I'd o'sweeta
en- the bitter Inheritance or hatlHeed
thousand million funded debt, Which
youpropose to tfansmitltd them and
their posteiity forever.-46 yi$Ss.'i ssai1i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

Gov. CURTIs,iof3 PennsylKania,, has
been appointed by the, Presidentnas
Minister to Russia, ile,no n rgy
a., 4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
Tho New Cabinet omcers,

Mr.. Hamilton Fish, the new Secre:
tary of State, is gentleman sprinei-
pally known through his wealth. He
belongs to the Stewart clique of gmils
lionaires-was one of the first contrib
utors to the Grant gift enterprise. and
played mine host to Ulysses and FAM
lily every time. they went to New YorE.
1t is not many weeks since he rave
the Great Captainy big dinner
costing several thousand dollars. He
has taken no part in politics, except
such as his money could buy for him.
and it is safe to say that his cabinet
office cost him $4,000 nsiw 4sodt q
MIR. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts, the
reconstructed Secretary of the Treas
ury, is small politician of the oNewl
England pursuasion. His appoint
ment will be more obnoxious to the
West than Stewards was, because it is
a concession to the tariff thieves.
whose candidate he was. When the Of
fee of Internal Revenue Commission
er was first created he was appointed
to fill it. He remained 4ind it long
enoughto find out that he wasn't fit
for it, and then resigned. Itaseems
strange thata man who acknowledged
himself incapable of managing the
Revenue Bureau should SUCCESSFULLY
aspire to, the head of the Treasury
But the chief .signifi-
cancc of Boutwell's appointment is in
the fact that it lis Grants first srirrefl-i
dee to the politicians whom lie SO
much affects to despise.'i Boutwell, has
all along been the Radical slate eandi-s
cate for this office. .biiGralit scorned the |
slate at first, but whenhe found stronp
indications against any repeal of the
Tenure 2of-office Bill, lie. initiated the
example of Captain Seottis coon;E land Il
came down" with the best possible L
grace: The vote I'M the Senatel ON
w ednesday, on motion to- refer fthe Il
Tenure-of-office Bill to the JudiciarydI
Committee, was intended as an admo-sll
him fhatIthe .fpolitieiaiis"
had him in their power.u He took thefE.
aint,, and next day made the required I
Sac traasif 10 gloria
Ulysses .fIidt oil bias ~.shaoH
Genera Rawlins,l the new SeeretafF /
'ft War, may turn out avery good dps l.
for all know, ,oranybodvdt
'lse knows! The Radicals will have. |.
10 objections TO it, because1there is no
worth speaking of in the +
'fficc.i Hetis not thenkind ofia man
ormer Presidents have selected, onor !
he kind of a. mani the people would ;.
20 likely to elect to anysuch position.d I
But he had been faithful ffriendo ofHt
1rants, and had written all his official
eports for him, and ihenee.he iaelevassB Bt
ed to the successorshipo of Stanton.-43
-. q sG3t ia.li dfIBou sid sMAcK.lP
PRoTEcT E7ERf SUdXf f,iaRE fREREE- !
JAKE ALL THE MAPLE SUeARi YoUJilIic | !
;AN.-The disintegration sof society +
CUBA, resulting from the reevolu- !,
ionary condition of Spain, has already
ent sugars up to a higher price thai asfnf1lf | !
yer before known. The almost cerlg 8
lin abolition of slaycry that Ln111iiist fof.oE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

~ -iHHIi .gG 3n8 Emli .4ats.g g.,v-
fa.ii= 'HHfsadl eo ,.tnil -.,.,3 .t - " =
-al.ta 3,.qaGA d. .s.as
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

TSs piace to buy 2your w atches, lCBIcks fanYy1
JeVseirs, is at Ne. MowES's, Mo- 2, Et-ia Bioc, y
Where you Will always find good assortmen
county. sA4l1 ~ ina, - - =. m yit . .
Repairing done ON short notice. All iSsoFlEs
warranted. Sep3, 1865, If 20
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
GREAT DTSTRTRTrTTON
PR QR,ER: IT,

aa ET.s&'Eg&F IT'D a. cRg{s ~ :
t'iTff -arE7i IiRt so oiae rot l,s5snU yt,as
'--7F@ j." Fi iEhf i9sia{msT 9Is if4y e5 trili~i
- ,ssi 81 z7Hs + sifi3 u ttiajgzi,,f,rfe ef7r,,
ji5 I-is ''t.5 - siliist 5fH5> i1fs slsr4f- =,
i7Jt;t is5t.tis MON -9+t- zoos z5s.z : + f-ss7
-ii1 i' -t-si 10 sfs5ss 5fs7 o7 -szaiussise M
% 80 g -sEg5H -ifri9r ytna,
-GSi5a A. 4
Il. s'- = -r'egn-'f ,s@a ,soriq rrigsilGl slf'f
3'' ~ i'at't'h 9if..f zaE-3f gH .sis. ga1 fe.1
,.. .TEAIs3 u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

a NEW American coin Is proposcl-
} - gold piece. ToiifGi } 9lltInt l3rIp-7oI
! s4Sf3d Jb9ads q.I,,f,f., .t,.,.-.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

VEw HxMrsH1RE ELEcT1oS.2The
Election for Governor, Cohgresssgmnesni sssgmn eni,, 81 4,
and Members of the State Legislature,
took place in New Hampshire on the
9Th. The Republicans elected their
candidate for Governor by about 4OO0
majority and all their G congressman. espe
Grants majority in November was vas
6,747. i'h'' ''6 ''@'i'!7h7 'i'ios il'l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

+. B, WAsHBuRNE has been nomina-
ted and confirmed asfaMinisteri to
France.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

HFf L. 10 uItigipbglfHtf ft-..f.f .f-f -T.,..
Bar CERTIFICATES FOR SALE at
Main Street, Ravenna, until all are sold.
Here is a i'ai'e chance to secure a House
for ali investment of $5. Certificates ar
noe Ret9pe)a all are disposed of, a., q yu,
Rayenna4 4March i, 1865, 2S-tf. y =:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

II ha' tae-f sJ-.saesaml ~
&: $j s.; ;s III: &; $ # i:::
v 4''' '.5 sae,t sd 81 CITY LOTS >ao
4 T. -5.s + " 10 .-sl,ar,aqs reasazr
al ; ;$ s: si:s ;:;s s:
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s& 81 $!: ) l5 ;::! $:: "a A.
30 .sss az - % ~ ~ 3 e .s. ...s. a9I3Gt99q2 b9to51ro
/ DWELLING HOUSES ,..aqaat -r...-,as !,
a t41 aoiIetsz<. s,Fr - 5 e'"'aa'o fiT7 Il
and ahs sfs o sSass @ inside BFra order
s Fts city, RerS ta ns city s @ @ S @
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pS ogng oa moderate
n a. -tmny EaIa IoA
s1 HSs A'J1'I - ijJjo1ito
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her
dupo
pipes can be laid
iof oftWoso
Of two on ayen
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the store of L. G. DODGE Il CO.
Come and investigate the NATTER
an1 Lot, and other valuable property,
sclllng rapidly. Be spre TO secure
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18


pnf HS dnsd it tat the
, 1869-03-16
FATAL ACCIDENT,
E1p10sl0n In a Disttlaery ON
El1 bourne Avenue.
Death Of Aau, and Probable Fatal
Injuries to q Boy.

terrible aoettent. attended bY !oes Of itfe, oc.
cured ges:eTdaJ afsertoon in Smiths t!stillesy.
located At clrbourno Avenue bridge, In tho ex.
utme northern portion Of The city. At h.Y
r.: as.s o.e'ost 81 81, attendant u sha eeer
,sss .ees ..d t :otss tss0aeab h. e'1ss:.
TO ga,n an ad1sassee hir skil IN m engineer.
esntea r. demolition u The enlire 1sss .!da of
1hs linz. ard IeeeiEtd Injuries tfom
ssas 1s;sn Siesss. ssoat Ill Il. dssts ds'i6 Is
for. IN tho enalnc toom 1t tho uue, bnt stnTn.
larry encneh. though eFcrJ one VA near the
,esse Of the e3R:oaon. Ill ssesPoa injury sxe -pe
enp>oJc In The establishment. According to
eTtly accoubt the:e war not the s]lghteat warn
tyr oftee s5pio,lpn; Ritter vas stazdtng near
tson lin .hen H. sssdstt @ III .sos pi.es, ' nd I'd !
Uedtstely ttere essued a seene ct confusion
which # !. eim .nIt 70 a.senne. ETsu perton lu
sId cries q sufer1tE came from eveFy quarser.
Tue ne1ght1snooo VAs asoated. md people
sas :'' IT, sss esaa hi 4 sss
rcash the ceors 2nd tuGeflnR ,err1b'e -t1re. He
was .escued =. quickly - possible acd removed
nae. " wh.se .s..,ea o ...is.ues m % ". al :;
otcc called. Ills vouess were found
e 70 nop ia: s t.. eeo.sss sa,.s sss .a1
pr ole,, ,us oi ife ph3slaan. be lived only :
lew hour, expiring n 10 O'Clock iast
nlEht. U# vas tsiRhtfpl'y seAlded and
hrnteed. Atd ~as iezxeely reeaenlE4nte. Tue
nesh On his Ahor'dtra REQ limbs WAS pcrltne from
th- bote and covered With blood. BE uneered
foe long time in great suasrine. and wea nuAty
1ettlttd Of hts rntte1y. Dcceased Was WEI! kn N
In the North Dlsisiop. He WAs propy1esef Of :
taloou at III. place mentioned, and leAses 4
fanny.
The boy Ellts wa scarcely two yards from R,s-
t4y when the t1psoelna occurred, I'D fortunately
e.apeo wt'h BIS ute. He vas hsaly scalded Ard
h1nised. but II IL hcped he will eventually ssco7-
e.. lie bad but Just antveo At the building
| With the ntnnm Of 1bts fathef, VITO II
en- po5ed lher~, vheu the eAsukltJ occurred
| Several othsts sufsrca tsluries from the e1plo-
| flon- hui sheir nAnes could not b 1earEed.
TIE hnl!dtnR 10 that portion WheTs sas the
| tceIe Of the Occurrence il total wrrek Tuberl
srd splirte!s at. p Cd up TO 1hcl1ttRhs Of 80 teet
| futnllH ehsauc MONUMENT eueu n ia te(ds q
eten. Thu dlu.Ro dose 10 lhe inssi1uitou VII
! Awcunt 10 aacus <S,DN
! Tns Coroner vi / bs duly notified Of the xcet
| dent, II will probably hola IN inquest u2ou IA,
| body uf Ritter thls fosetoor.