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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-19
rue ELEOTION Law.

Decision By Judge Biddle-URcOn.
stitHtlOnalify OF the Law.
In Cass County several defeated
candidates contested the election, on
the ground, We believe. that the words
Republican ticket" were printed on
the ballots.
As we learn from the Logansport
Journal, the cases came up at the
present Circuit Court, and the follow
ing points were raised and decided by
Judge Horace p. Biddle:
LIST. The Constitution of the State
OF Indiana provides that
mo law shall be passed restraining
the free interchange of thought aud
opinion, or restricting the right to
| speak, write or print, freely, on any
subject whatever; but for the abuse
| of this right every person shall be
responsible. "-( Article 1. sec. 81.
In view Of this provision, it is not
competent for the Legislature to pass
an act, declaring
That all the ballots which may be
cast at any election hereafter held in
this State shall be written or printed
on plain white paper, Withoutany dis.
tinguishing marks or other embellish.
ments thereon, except the names Of
the candidates and the offices for
which, ETC., etc.-(Act of March IL
1867
Every voter has right to print OF
write the name Of any political party
on his ballot that he chooses, or to
put on it any establishment, picture,
sign, or illustrations, not immoral, In.
| decent or libelOus No valid law car
be passed which requires him to either
| conceal or disclose his political senti-
ments, or which tends to embarrass
him in either the concealment or dis.
closure of his political sentiments
Political opinions are strictly personal
rights, and can not be invaded, re.
stricted or embarrassed by legislative
action. The right to express any
opinion BY speaking, writing or print
ing, or by any sign, flag, emblem
motto, or In any and every other man
ner not immoral. indecent or libelous
and to conceal any opinion whatever,
is forever guaranteed to the people Of
Indiana.
I'd. All elections BY the people
shall be by ballot etc.-Article 2
Section ID.
Election Dy ballot imports secrecy
The word ballot means any method Of
secret voting. The Legislature
under this provision, has no power
to pass a law which inVsdes this right
of secrecy, or embarrasses its security,
or leads 10, or tends to lead to, its dis
closure. The right to the citizen tC
vote secretly or openly, as he may
che use, is inviolate. Section z. oftbS
act Of May 13, 1863
&c. 2. It shall be the duty Of the
Inspector of any election held in this
State, on receiving the ballot of any
voter, to have the same numbered
with figures, on the outside or back
thereof, to correspond with the nun.
Der placed opposite the name of such
voter on the poll list kept BY the
clerk Of said election.
as the numbering OF the ballots
would lead to the disclosure of theiI
contents, Is therefore unconstitutional
and void.
3. Nor be it within the powers Of
the Legislature to enact law requir
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Sherif's SaIe-NO. IA.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO ExECDIlQNs
- issued out Of the once OF tue CLERK Of
the Vanderburgn Circuit Court, IN EaNo5
of Henry v. Bennighof, Assignee, ano
against Philip Schneider, MIC Scneriey
Peter Machenhetmer and John kralt, l
viii, on
+ SATURDAY, JANUAFY 2, 1871,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock An. and
4 O'Clock p. n. OF said day. at the door OF
the Court House. in the City OF kvansYllies
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction,
the Heuts and PROFITS for the term o.
seven years of the following described
Real EstaGe, tO-Wit:
The undivided half OF the following real
estate, situate in Vanderburgh County,
State OF IndIans, to-wit: Being part OF the
northeast quarter OF the sontneast quarter
Of Section HumabeF twenty l10l, 1oMnsn1p
Number six 20, south OF Range Number
ten (l0), west, and more particularly 0e.
scribed as two 90 acres OF ground taksn on
the west side of TOUR Cd acres lpars OF seto
quarter seetlon), which was eonYeys4 ~
James A. Jackson and SUSAN MS VIE 70
Christopher Machenheimer and refer
kerth. and being the west Dali q tne
same four "a acres which 1s nenL1oneo IN
9 deed OF conveyance made Dy LANES a.
Jackson to said Christopher Macnennel-
mer, dated January Il. 1855. -
And should said Rents and REont4 not
cell for 8 SUM sufficient to satisfy SAID w TT
and Costs. / will, aG the same time ana
place, offer for sale the Fee Simple OF said
decI6 A. PFAFFLIN, sheriff V.C.
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ing a political test as to qualification
for Office. Section 4, of the act of
1869, SO far IS it requires the judges
Of election to be selected from diff
ferent political parties. and the two
clerks to be appointed" one from
each political party us uuconstitu-
tional and void.
There is no more power IN the Leg
islature to require that the judges and
clerks of elections should be selected
or appointed from both political par
ties" or 'one from each party" than
there is to require judges of the courts,
members of the Legislature, or Coun-
ty Commissioners to be elected from
the various political parties.
1.-THE General Assembly shall not
grant to any citizens. or class OF cltl
zsns, privileges or immunities which,
upon the same terms, shall not equaili
belong to all citizens. '-Censtitution
/ Article 1, section D.
/ The cases were dismissed.
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SberiR's SaIe--No. 10.


TAK VIRTUE OF THREE 30 Execu-
- lions issued ont OF the ofdce of the
Clsrk on the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Marlborough County. Indiana one in
favor 81 George W. Bathbono and samuel
Bavard, one IN favor Of John Tiers q Co +.
and one In favor of Uriah h. Dudley and
Wms N. Bremen ell against Alfred M.
Mc0rih, win, on
"WEDNESDAY, DEcEMB KR q, 1870,
Between the hours Of ~ o'clock An. end
O'Clock Pm. of said day, at the door OF the
Court House, in the City OF Evansytlles
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction
years Of the following described Real Is
Fifty By seventy. five feet t5Ox75), on the
western part OF Lot twenty e29l, In the
Upper Enlargement TO the CITY OF Evans.
vile. bounded as follows, to-W1ts Begin
ming at the corner OF said Lot 20, at the
Junction of the alley IN the rear OF IL and
Gum Street; running thence nifty 900 feet
towards First street, thence at right an
0Iea n, Gum streea seVenty-five feet;
thence parallel to Gum street 20 said
alley; thence TO the place OF beginning
Also twenty-five (25l feet on Gam Street
on the NortheaEteriy side of the above de-
scrsbed tract. ana &C Joining said tract rune
ming back OF the saI1e width, seventy. ave
(75l feet, being the property which said
McGrfR now occupies 80 q residence IN
the lily OF Evansville. Vandarburgh
And should Said Rents and Fronts rot
sell for q sum su1ficient TO satisfy said Writ
and Costs, 1 Will, at the same time and
Mace ofFbr for sale the Fee Simple Of
said premises. No relief.
IA. PFAFFLINs Sheriff W q.
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Tobacco Factories

~ -
~HE FOLLOWING TOBACCO
!. Stemsries situated as follows:
At CurdsvIIle, D&viess County, KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity to handle 400 900
pounds.
Ashbysburg, Hopkins Co., KY. Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
TavIor's Landing, Mclean Co., KY. To-
baeco House. Capacity 70 handle 10000
pounds.
Livermore, Mclean Co. KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle S00sOOO pounds.
Sacramento, Mclean Co KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO nanoIe 10OsOOJ pounds.
Ceralvo, ohio Co.. KY, Tobacco House
Capacity 20 handle 100000 pounds.
Hartford. Ohio Co., KY, Tobacco House
Capacity 70 handle 10000 pounds.
Cromwell. Ohio Co, KY, Tobacco House
Capacity to handle 250,00o pounds
Rochester, Butler County, KY, To.
bacco House. Capacity 70 handle IO9'O0s
pounds.
Raleigh. Saline Co. Ills, Tobacco House
Capacity TO handle $4,000 pounds.
Enterprise, Spencer Co.. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 7OOSNO pounds
Riehland, Spencer &C.. 1nd.s Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle IVOso04 pounds.
All of the above Stemeries are located
In the best producing TOBACCO sscs1ons'
tobacco sticks, and all other necessary
conveniences for handling ana hanging
tobacco; together with the once cooper
Shops, Stables, and Lands tneretoe, AZ
taehed. All or any of the above VIII De
sold below their value.
For further particulars inquire OF VIZ.
3. FORD. Evansville, Ind. or h. a. AK AK
ENBURGH, 35 Broad St.s N. T. ocA'zn
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Hog Packing.

ST. LOUIS. December 1.-THE Sec
rotary Of the Merchants Exchange
has the following statistics of hog
packing in the West:
St. Louis 10000; same time last
year 155. 1856. Chicago ga. $50; las.
year 308, 405. Cincinnati 254. $40:
last year 233, 200. Louisville 19O.0g7
last year 157, 974. Milwaukee IS. 200:
last year 76,500. Quincy $3.50; lasI
year 20,010. Keokuk 1900; last year
$4,000. st. Joseph 81. 900; DesMoines
1900; Kansas City 1890; Burlirg-
ton 300.
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Mr. Chaae'a Health.

NDW YoRK, December 17.-Chiei
Justice Chase, in letter, dated Dec,
9Th, considers it doubtful whether he
will be able to deliver the inaugural
address upon the unwilling of the
statue of Prof. Morse, on the 9th OF
April. His health seems mending,
but its restoration must necessarily be
slow.
The subscriptions for the statue
now exceed 81, 900.
The receipts Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company for October were
$673. Go 80; net profits $221 AIS Il,
against $201 1893 81 for the same
month in 1869.
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shaWneetoWn Items.

The Merc1ry of>last week says be-
fore another issue Of that paper. the
Springfield and South Eastern Rail-
road will have been finished from
Edgewood, on the Illinois Central
RAILROAD, to Shawneetown, distance
of ninety.fve and quarter
miles. It evidently feels good in max
ing the announcement.
The editor has also passed over the
Sc. Louis and Southeastern Railway,
from st. Louis to Ms. Vernon. he
pronouaces The road to be one CT the
best new roads in the country, and its
passenger coaches models Of beauty
and comfort. The Company has re.
Gently bought depot grounds in
East st. Louis, at a cost Of
100000, and are also putting
up handsome depots, uniform
ia color. at every station on the road.
Gen. Winslow. President Of the Road,
is confident he will have the entire
line completed to Shawneetown BY
the frst of October. 1871. Our road
will also be finished on or before that
time.
The same paper also contains the
following items of interest:
The citizens Of New Haven have
lust completed large, neat and we'll
planned school house.
James Ford & Co. will have their
large Touring mill, at New Haven
finished about Christmas.
The new NJ. E. Church at New
Haven will be dedicated next Sab
bath. Rev. T.. Lilleston will preach
on that occasion.
Mr.. Orval Pool left our city Mon
day morning. on the Illinois South,
eastern, for New York. being the frs
passenger to the East from Shawnee
town by rail.
President RidgeWay came In on the
Springfield and Illinois Southeastern
Railway Thursday evening, and called
at our Office with daily papers of tina
day from st. Louis.
Pork packing has fairly commenced
In this city. Prices range as follows
Heavy hogs. 200 and upwards. IS *
per cWt. 1S5 to 200, Sc 25.; 100 to lS5
Sc.
Agreeably to previous announce
ment the Teachers Institute of Gal
latin County met at the Public Scheo
building in this city last Thursds.
afternoon. Nineteen teachers were
present.
The two men who robbed Mr.. Sci
ler's residence at Sellers Landing
week before last, we're arrested q
New Liberty, after D spirited chase
and lodged In the GolcOnda Jail, L
await their trial at the March term o
the Circuit Court.
Enfield ia located on the line of III
Springfield and Illinois Southeastern
Railway, and is also the crossing 0
the st. Louis and Evansville Railroad
it gives evidence Of great prosperity
and 1t must become fourishing tow
unless land owners get their property
too high. @
The large tobacco warehouse of j
ID. RichesOn & Co, at Equality, 10
Gated on the line Of the st. Louis an
Southeastern Railway, is almost com
pleted aud ready for the trade Of th
season. Yhe firm intend to operat
very largely in tobacco as well as 9th
er produce.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Weidmann, an enterpris
ing merchant of Equality, came dow
on the Quickstep Thursday evening 0
last week with q large stock Of gro
oeries, provisions and holiday notions
and shipped them to their destination
over the st. Louis and Southeastern
Railway Friday afternoon, this bein
FIRST shipment made to the interio
W. that road.
An -.-...--.@ls2
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-19

GEN. BoYLE is determined that the
Louisville a Nashville Railroad shall
have q competitor for Southern
freight. In an official communion
ton to the Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce, Msjor Pitcairn, in behalf
Of the f. n. Il N. Road, notifies the
merchants of the Queen City that his
road will soon be ready to enter the
list as a competitor Of the Louisville
Road, and unless We are greatly mis-
taken, our Nashville Road will prove
a formidable competitor.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN

Great Social Evils and Abuses,
Which interfere with MARRIAGE, with
sure means of relief for the ErTinR and
Unfortunate, diseased and debtittated.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free u
charge. Address HOWARD SANITARY
AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
81, philadelphia, Pa novit-Smd
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MONDaE, DE0EMaER 10. $50.

THE abstract Of the report Of our
State Treasurer contains some inter-
esting faetfs with which every citizen
Of the State ought to be familiar.
Our readers will find it in a condensed
form in this mornings JOURNAL.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-19

WE are highly pleased to learn that
the Courier has become satisfied that
its readers are tired Of its internal
abuse Of men who are laboring, might
and main, to sustain Evansville in
her natural advantages as a city, and
the opportunities OF progress which
she presents" We feel encouraged.
We had no idea that our short expo
sitions Of the doings Of the present
Council would produce such beneficial
results il so short a time.
We are free to say that we shall con-
tinue our eriticims of the official &C.
tons Of city and county officers when
ever We think proper to do so. We
shall make no assault upon the
private chGrac,er CT the private bassi.
ness of any of our citizens
but we feel free to condemn
such Official transactions as we regard
unjustand wrc1g. But we repeat VIZ
are glad to learn thatths Courier has
concluded to abandon its bad habit Of
assaiiing everybody who does not
agree with it politically, and hope i
will not forget its good resolutions.
@.--l-2
TIE opinion of Judge Biddle or
the constitutionality of our election
laws, which we print this morning
viii attract very general attention
throughout the State. The Judge il
we'll known as one of our most &C
compIished and impartial jurists. and
his opinions are entitled to great
weight. It will be observed that b
pronounees that part Of the law which
requires that all election tickets shall
be printed on plain white paper, un
constitutional. because it infringes up
on the rights ofvoters to write OF prin
what they please on the bacl
of their tickets. He also as
serts that smother .clause-whicl
requires the Inspector to place
number on the back Of the ticket
is unconstitutional. because it robs tn
ballot of its secrecy.
Should other decisions be sustaine
by the Supreme Court, as they ma
be, our election law will have to ur
dergo some very radical changes.
Judge Biddle even insists that tn
law which requires political parties
be equally represented on the electio
boards, is in conflict with the plai
provisions Of our State Constitution
This point We think will be regarde
by all parties as an unfortunate d
ciEfOn
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EVANSVILLE R0LLTNG mi
DODD LLOYD.

DODD a LL0ZD, Proprietors
Corner 4th aud 1arl Sta, Evansville, Ina.
Manufacturers OF all k1ndso IA erchant-
able iron. n. b. The highest rice paid
for old iron Ia cash or In new iIOn. Orders
rseeived 81 No. l52 81 ain Street. Isepl1-sTns
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BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS

The expense Of the Insane Asylum
during the year amount to 1924
67SS4. The expenses of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum are given at $64.-
944 81; Blind Asylum, 500. O64 ri:
Soldiers Home. $35, 993 95. A rsca-
pitulation Of net expenditures of the
above named institutions are given
below for the years therein named.
Insane Asylum-1S67, $132,719 68;
1868, $11S.s88 II; 1869, $751; .943 81.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum-1867,
so. 215 80; 1868. $40,626 %; 1869,
s7s,O04 So.
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German soldiers losing any
uring the war will be provided
1iicial arms By the government,
charge.
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THE sTATE,s TINANOEs.

An Abstract or the Report or the
Treasurer or state to the General
Assembly,
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADE ManUfacfOFI

OH. SHADES Of any size or color, good
and cheap aa Eaatezn made.
RUSTIC SHADES
m a el1perfor uuallftY made TO order.
We also make the 6L1N6'S PATENT
RTJBTICo or LAP SHADE.
Curtain Trimmings and Rollers kept IN
quantity AMI furnished 70 the trade.
- Pafronizs home manufRctuEe.
sF7 IH II. BURBANK a CO..
EHs Main street, between Fifth andSixth
Poat once Box 41es smRa
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W. p. HARGRAVR,

ATTORNEY at LA w.
Once ON Third Street. in Waah1ngto4
House Block.
VIII practice t1S various Conrss 81
the Clrcuit, Prom Of attention given to
business.
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]. n RucKER Nv. FRED. SMITH,
Evansvtlle.1 Formerly o. bliss
RUCKER q SMITH,
a ttOrnevS at La,Ws
North side Third ST., bet. Main q Locust
Evansville. EmdA8las
win nave ieZal con d ectfonB for Collections
In naiss., KY, Tenn. IIad.s III. Ala oci-8rn
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HEATING STOVES.

Our assortrnent HEATING STOVES for W
Coal is as large complete be found in a1
drxJ in the West. send
logue. Esrces Foundry the West
ORDERS Solicited.
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The Treasurer submits a statement
showing the expenditures on account
OF educational institutions, ETC., for
the years 1867 '68, go and 20. We
give only the amounts paid during the
past fiscal year:
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PATENTS.

COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF ALE
" numbers and brands. Tent, Awning, Trunk,
and Wagon-coVer Duck. Also, Paper Manufae-
turers' Drier Felts, from thirty to seventy air
inches with Paulins Betting Sail Twine, etc
JOHN w. KVERMAN,
No, 10 CHURCH Street lCity StoTesl
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IMPORTANT SALE OF CARPETINGS, OIL
CLOTHS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
September 80, at IL O'Clock. on four months credit
about 200 pieces ingram, Venetian, list hemp cot
tage and rag carpetings oil cloths rugs, etc. 245t
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NEWS EpENs&.

The Massachusetts House of Representa-
tives Thursday voted in favor of repeating
the reading and writing clauSe OF the State
Constitution.
Gov. Hoffman. in message to the New
York Senate. urges the adoption Of the re-
solution for the payment Of the anti-war
debt in coin.
The remains Of Hon. Arson Burlngame
were Thursday deposited in Fapeuil Hall,
Boston. The public will be ,-imitted to-
day.
The Massachusetts House passed tie tca
hour labor bill.
Father Richott and Alfred Scott. the Red
river delegates, are s;.ll in prison at OF
tawa.
The smallpox vt Tucson, Arizona, hes
subsided, The mining news j., favorable
The Indians are mole quiet, confining their
operations to cattle stealing.
The excitement about the new silver
mines in New Me xico is increasing. Al
| ready there are over 900 men at the mines.
A young lady of Wheelinr. named Ne
Coll.ch, attempted suicide Wednesday. hy
jumping into the Ohio river, hut was res
cued ia a senseess condition.
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Gc'd ll3T.

Co, slider able interest is manifested at
Georgetown D c., in reference to the new
irvenlior o: W5ippIe & Diokerson for run.
meg stationary engines aud To- ONO ives, and
sueiting ores and heating iron by means of
crude petroleum or shale oil. A large
number Of prominent business men were
present TO witness the machine, which had
for four months been in practical operation
at their foundry. The construction of the
machine, which is simple, and the power
Immense, consists Of two wrought iron CYL
indcr, one within The Other, with'e dome
surmounting the other one. The inside
cylinder ia generator for conversion Of the
"i! into gaseous vnpor by the application OF
srper heated steam, which circalates freely
through 600 ive-eigbth inch copper tubes,
Ube.fourth of TN inch spart, connecting
thereby exposing the oil to the greatest
rraclic.ole amount Of beating surface and
slmoat INSTANTLY converting it into gas or
vauor, which passes through several tubes
into the onter cylinder or gas holder. From
thence it p'ssis by its own pressure into the
dome, which is flied with elastic spouges
placed there for the purpose Of insurng q
nailorm flow Of gas. Within these sponses
Is introduced another pipe by which supei-
heated eteam is brought in and there mixed,
auc ttence conducted to TIE frebox under
the hc.ier, where !; supplies twenty.f3ur
gas burners. The ges is there lighted by
the application of iial..s the same as through
rny other burners. producing, Professor
Rewry says, the mosS perfect combustion.
Tless burners arc one.ejghth Of au inch in
diameter and Capable of producing degree
If heat much more intense than either wood
or coal a: d sufficient to run o 100 horse
power engine. The gas is under the most
perfect control Of the engineer, and besides
economy, is entirely free from smoke or
ciUaers.
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Actual. Sand Rock

The above is a specimen of the manner
in which No. Sand Rock 'digresses" off
the belt The production of all the other
wells reported by him is also underrated -
1t proves conclusively that Sand Rock No.
2 knows nothing whatever of the produc-
tion Of the territory in this vicinity, and it
is extremely doubtfnl if he ever saw it,
Sand Rock No. also mskes the statement
tha: Alemagoozelum City consists of only
one house, &C., when the fact of the matter
is there are large number of buildings and
constantly increasing population, and no
surer territory for oil purposes to be found
in the oil regions. Yours, &C.,
SAND Rock No. g.
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The Keystone Oh Works, at Pittsburgh
was destroyed by fire on Thursday last
Tie Commercial says:
ItappFars that the night worker was en-
gagged about quarter TO eight O'Clock pump
Ing crude oil from some bulk boats Tying in
the river into the receiving tanks located ia
the still house. He was carrying about u
lamp in bis hand, and discovered that some
thing was o6t OF order about the cngiue-
While making an examination to ascertain
the cause, the gas generated by the OF! ig-
nited, and in q moment the interior of the
works was in blaze. With GiGicniy tie
man escaped, and as it was one Of his hands
was severely hnrned.
About 200 barrels Of refined oil were de-
s'Toyed and smal! quantity OF crude. -
Loss about $500