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An explosion occurred about five
O'Clock Monday morning at the Amer.
ican iron works of Messrs. Jones &
Laughlin, South Pittsburg, PenDsylva.
MIA. 1t seems that the engineer on duty
was aroused several times by the watch
man, and shortly after he got up and
turned the water into the boilers, the
boiler over furnace No. instantly ex-
ploded with terrific force, the report
being heard for miles around, causing
intense excitement. The boiler was
torn into fragments, the largest piece
crashing through the warehouse and 9
railway car standing near the building,
and fell on the bank of the river fully
one hundred and twenty-five feet dis,
tant. Fortunately, no one was injured
as the explosion occurred before the men
had commenced work.
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GENERAL Holt has, after eight years,
broken silehce, and now attempts a
contradiction Of statements made by
Ex-President johnson, and which the
world has been educated to believe.
Holt is "toO late, too late" Almost
everybody believes that he withheld the
recommendation TO mercy sent in by
the commission that tried Mrs. Sur
rstt, and that he, Bingham and
Morgan, who committed suicide,
are, above all Others, responsible for a
murder that, after the assassination OF
Lincoln, is the foulest blot in our histo-
~. The verdict in Hollis case has long
since been made up and published, and
the fact that be, so late in the day, seeks
TO contrOvert it, viii only add "confirm-
alton strong as proof of holy writ, " that
he is, in part, If not wholly, responsible
for Mrs. SurTatt's death.
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LOOK OUT.
Louisville Moving on Our WOrks-Mem'
phis Must Wake Up.

LOUISVILLE, August 26.-Hon. Mel
son Tiff, Of Georgia, arrived in this city
to-day TO seek the cooperation OF Louis
vile in the establishment Of the Liver
pool, Savannah and Great Western
transportation line Of steamships. He
has the assurance Of the cooperation OF
all the leading southern cities below
here, and has made combinations Of all
railroads leading TO Savannah for low
freight. Mr.. Tiff was introduced Oh
change to-day, and viii address the
board of trade tomorrow. No subsidies
are aslzed-he seeks business encourage
ment for the enterprise.
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OUR special from Jackson, Missis
siPpi, to-day tells Of a letter from
Ben. Butler, father-in-law of Ames
in regard to the old repudiateC
bonds, which will be read in tn,
Radical convention, and it is expected
will create a eommotion, at least. 1t is
too much to hope, drilled IS the
Radicals are, that this letter will affect
the chances Of Ames for q nomination
As the jackson Pilot has shown, be has
already large majority Of the instruct
cd counties, and therefore goes before the
convention with q sure thing. We feal
thar Ames is too strong to be defeateC
by even anything his father-in-lsw may
do or saw
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A Boston telegram Of Monday hes
the following: "The Hamilton hall
committee, Of which Hon. Z. r. Hoar
is chairman, will tomorrow publish an
address to the Republicans Of Massa-
chusetts, urging upon them the import
ance of attending the primary meetings
soon TO be called to choose delegates to
the State convention, and of securing,
through them, an honest representation
of the Republican sentiment Of the COM
monweallh. The address will support
Washburne for reelection and de-
nounce the course of Butler
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THE particular and earnest attention
Of our merchants is called to the freight
tariff Of the Little Rock railroad, pub
lished in another column of the AP-
PEAL. 1t speaks volumes for its man.
agement, and proves that Greenlaw and
Tate have not lost any Of that warm in :
terest in our city which helped in yeal 5
gone by to make it what it is.
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SAVANNAH and Louisville are about
to join hands against Norfolk and Mem
phis, and unless Malone and the Secu-
rity company make terms and combine
we are undone in that quarter, and must
look solely TO our local trade, which this
year viii be larger than ever.
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THE attention Of our merchants, and
all favorable to railroad growth, is called
to the admirable speech Of Major Sykes
delivered recently at Bolivar, and pub
lished on the second page Of the APPEAL
Of to-day. The figures and facts ther'
given are incontrovertible, and worthy
the most careful thought, especially o
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G. E. LIPPINCOTT,
Auditor or Public Accounts.
Insurance DEPARTMENT, ;

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
State Of Miss 7uri, :
st. Louis, June q, 1913.
1, William Selby, Superintendent of the In
surance Department, State OF Missouri, here
by certify that on the 18th day of May ulttmo,
made personal examination of the condition
SURANCE COMPANY, of Macon, and ascer-
tanned that the capital stock of said Company
was impaired more than twenty per centum
served the President and Directors Of said
and required the Company to make good its
cari+aI within si7fv da,s from the date of sai
notice, pursuant to the provisions of the 32d
corporation OF insurance companies other
regulation of insurance business other than
life assurance business" approved March 10,
1869; and whereas the said NORTH MISSOURI
INSURANCE COMPANY has this day filed an
additional statement with this department,
find that said Company has increased its assets
by the addition of two hundred and seventy
four thousand eight hundred and sixty-fiVe
dollars: that the Impairment of capital here
tofoTe existing has thereby been made good,
and the said company restored to sound con-
dition, and is therefore authorized 10 continue
the business of Insurance Of Fire and Marine
risks in the state OF Missouri.
In Witness Whereof have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at the city Of
st. Louis, this 2lst day of June, A. ID. 1873.
WILLIAM SEL8Y, Superintendent.
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Mrs. Cuthbegt's Boarding and Day
SehO0I for YOung Ladies',

FElHE Seventh Session of this Institute will
1 commence ON Monday, September 3, 1873
with the same corps OF teachers as last year
Number of pupils matriculated for scholastic
year 1872 and 1873, $50.
For further Information and catalogue, ap-
ply in person or by letter to
MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT,
jy2O l409 & l4li Chestnut ST., st. Louis, Mo
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FJIHE commencement of another cotton sea-
L son affords us the opportunity of again
presenting ourselves TO our friends and the
ami Cotton Factors, as per Card above. We
would take thls occasion and method TO re-
turn our sincere thanks to our friends and
customers for their past liberal patronage,
and trust that our efforts in their behalf may
merit a continuance of the same. Our A. g..
TREADWELL, with an experience OF over 20
years in the cotton trade, VIII have charge of
this branch of our business, and Will give his
undivided time and attention to II; and with
oul increased facilities and experience we
feel justified in saying that the interest Of
those dealing with us or shipping us their
cotton, will be vigilantly guarded. watched,
and advanced. We have now on hand, and
viii always keep up to a full standard, large,
complete, and thorough stock of Groceries,
Plantation Supplies, Bagging Ties, Etc, Sc
lected with the greatest care and at the lowest
cash prices, enabling us to offer them on the
best possible terms and at the very lowest
market rates. We have cur own Cotton Shed
an A No. brick-under the charge OF thor
oughly competent clerk, and will store only
cotton consigned 10 US, thereby giving us a
great advantage in the handling OF cotton,
both as regards prompt and correct delivery,
and obviating in great measure any danger
OF confounding or mixing marks. We shall
be happy to see our friends and customers
when they visit Memphis, and viii take great
pleasure in showing them through our STOCK.
Soliciting your patronage, we are yours
very respectfully,
A. C.. TREADWELL & BROS.
Memphis Tenn, August o, 1873. au24
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NOTICE.

OFFICE oFBoARD OF EDUCATION.
~ The Memphis City Schools will open on
Monday, lst day of September next. During
the month of September the schools will COM
mence at 81 O'Clock am and close at l214
o'clock pm, with one interntssion at 10
o'clock am. of twenty minutes.
A PICKETT, superintendent.
7 q EATRNyg Gaerptarv au7
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| ton received medals, and that several
firms which had none of their goods on
exhibition were awarded diplomas
through manipulation Of juries. The
quantity OF goods and shipments to be re-
turned home from the American depart
ment is very small. Exhibitors have
been leaving in crowds, as fast as they
could get away, since the close OF the
exhibition.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 26.-On Sunday
there was a severe engagement near Es-
telIe between five thousand government
troops and three thousand Carlists, un-
der Otto. The Carlists were defeated
and their leader wounded.
In the cortes Senor Olave demanded
the prosecution of HidalgO, on the
charge of having abandoned his post as
captain of ironclad Victoria. He IN
quired of ministers whether the report
that Hidalgo was going to Washington
on mission to the United States gov
ernment, was correct. In consequence
OF Olave's action q quarrel with Hidal-
go was imminent. An intervention Of
friends averted a meeting.
The fleet under command of Admiral
LObas, which commenced to lombard
Cartagena, has been compelled to with
draw out of the range of the guns of the
insurgents, on account of the inferior
armament of the vessels. They cannot
cope with the artillery Of the forts.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 26.-William Man
sella, acknowledgement, has rendered
his resignation, but, at the solicitation
of Gladstone, consents to remain tempo
rarily in charge of the department.
Some interesting Shakespearean docu-
ments have Just been discovered which
contradict the recent theories touching
Shakespeare's business with theaters.
The storm Sunday and Sunday night
was one of unprecedented severity. Ac-
counts from Cambridge, Petersburgh,
Wasback, Newark and other towns pre-
sent the wind and lightning more ap-
paling. Thousands of people refused TO
go to bed lest their houses should be
overwhelmed while they We're asleep.
A number of fires were kindled by
lightning and many deaths are reported.
Childerly Hall, historically connected
with the reign of Charles the First, was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground.
The prosecution have closed their case
against the Bank-Of-England forgers,
and the defendants have opened. George
B1dwell, the principal in the frauds, be-
gan a cr0ss-examination of the witness
es, in the absence of his counsel.
The Times says that the British gov
eminent, at the request of Germany, has
sent orders to the cOmmandefNof thei
British squadron in the Mediterranean,
to deliver to the republican authorities
the Spanish steamers AlmenZa and Vic
toria; bnt the inferior force under Ad-
miral LobOs makes the recapture of the
vessels by the insurgent highly proba-
bic, if they are surrendered. The YES
sells are without crews, and cannot, in
their present condition, be used against
the insurgents.
A dispatch says that the cholera is
raging in Hungary, and that five per
cent. of the cases prove fatal.
Alta demonstration of the trades union
societies at Edinburg on Saturday, fifteen
Thousand men were in procession. The
object of the demonstration was to pro-
tect themselves against the criminallaw
amendment-act.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give notice TO all
L concerned, that the deed OF assignment,
dated 3lst January, 1873, executed TO us
by JOSEPH ROGERS, successor of the late
firms OF ROGERS & TOZER, and ROGERS,
CAMBRIDGE & CO., wholesale grOceIs, etc,
at Memphis, Tenn, has been cancelled. Ali
persons owing either of the late firms, or
owing the undersigned, as assignees of The
above, are requested to pay same to JOSEPH
ROC ERS, who alone is authorized to receip pt
for the same. j. Y. CUMMINGS,
GEO. p. BOONE,
nh nor
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1910.

The Daily Appeal has a larger eircu-
IatiOn than all fhe other Memphis daily
papers combined
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BROOKLYN LIFE.

HAVING, owing to the pressure of our Fire
IL Insurance business, been reluctantly
obliged TO resign the General Agency Of the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Co., of New York,
we take great pleasure IN recommending that
sterling Institution and our successor, Captain
j. W. Motion, Jr-, as in every way worthy the
confidence and patronage of the public.
CLAIBORNE q PENNEBAKER.
Nashville, August q, 1873.
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urplus over Paid-up Capital and all

Gross liabilities except Capital Stock 4l2,963 4C
Surplus as regards Policy-holders- $50 Al
Amount of Capital Stock paid up...... $50 600 %
Surplus over Paid-up Capital and all
other liabilities. S267 40 Al
I, Charles r. Lippincott, Auditor of Public
Accounts of the State of Illinois, hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is q true and correct
statement of the condition and affairs of said
Company, as they existed on the 2lst day Of
June, 1878, as ascertained by examination,
completed this day.
Witness whereof, I hereuntO subscribe my
name and affix the seal of my office, at the
city of Springfield, Illinois, this 18th day of
June, A. ID. 1873.
G. Z. LIPPINCOTT,
Auditor or Public Accounts.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAN.

WOU are hereby oTsered to attend ga
L in FULL DRESS, a special meetingLS r a
Of Tennessee Lodge, No. ), K. Of P.,lS.ZsA95
at our Castle Hall, z04 Front street, this ESsSrf
fWEDNESDAY) evening, August 9th, ~
for work in the third rank.
F. NJ. HALEY, c. C.
j. F. FISCHER, X. Of r. and 5. auN
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The weather throughout England is
reported favorable to crops.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of Kill o
n winning Lodge, No. 3ll, viii be heldN(A|
THIS WEDNESDAY, evening, August/V\
9th, at o'clock, for work in the e. A. degree
All e. AS fraternally invited.
By order Of r. CREIGHTON, W. NJ.
LOUIS CzAPsKI, Secretary. au27
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INSURANCE.
SOL. G.. KITCHEN, A. LARABEE,
President Secretary.
NORTH MISSOURI
INSURANCE COMPANY,
5IS OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS.

QPECIAL STATEMENT made to the In
y suranee Department of the state of Illi-
nOis, June p, 1873 The figures OF Assets and
Liabilities being given as admitted by the
Auditor of Public Accounts Of said state on
the report Of examination OF the affairs OF
the Company, by VIM. Stadden, Superintend-
ent Insurance Of Illinois.
I. CAPITAL.
Whole amount of Joint Stock Capt.
tai authorized. O4
Sh.s cash =. D-... ~ $4,000 90
Amount of unpaid subscribed Capt.
tai, for which subscribers secured
notes are held l5OOOO W
II. ASSETS.
Value of Real Estate owned by the
Como encumbrances thereon--....-S 1000 %
'0rS OF premises en- R ss ass Ssl lS5 405 sOOi27 2s
by ,D the CompSny 20 1IST. an o- 2O444 co
Loans on Stocks and Bonds as Col
ket % Value sz222O w IO977S so
ana S1 Morteages @ ana Collateral Loans 1855 %
Cash in Banks and COmpany's Offices 29-S74 81
for Of Fire Fire, etc, i, risIS... .... s9s24 81
Bills keceIvable-Other than those
taken tor premi ums..- ,3Sl 90
.. 80 22s55s IS
paid...... d. - C.-... ........... 80 - l,7sO 90
Rents accrued and due and unpaid. $50 90
nies en- losses paid..........,....... % 5000 90
Office Furniture, at Home Office and
lowed .....'........ 5,IO Z
Notes, secured, given
for Capital subscribed, but not paid
up IN ncasn-...-..-..-.-----..---.-..-el W
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BROOKLYN LIFE ms. co.
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE-NO. 35 North College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

Having been appointed General Agent of
this tom pany for Middle and West Tennessee,
L respectfully solicit for il that patronage to
which its high character entities il.
JOHN W. MORTON, JR.,
General Agent Middle and West Tenn.
ACTIVE AGENTS wanted in every county.
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lowed by U4lS
LIABILITIES.
Amount of Losses adjusted
(but not due and unpaid-S $500 90
Amount of Losses /. process
of adjustment, or in sus-
pense, including ali re-
ported and supposed losses
during the year, including
those claimed and not yet
due, and including those
reported, upon which no
action has been taken-...... 63,7S5 %
Gross premiums received
and receivable on uneX-
pired risks, 1864 ,9l5 81. Re-
Insurance thereon, esti-
mated at 40 per ,g7S 40
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CAIRO, Ill August 26.-The counsel
for the murderer Campbell failed to Sc
cure a writ satpersededs, owing to the
fact that Judge Breeze found the record
imperfect. An attempt viii probably be
made t9 induce the governor to COM
mute the sentence or grant a respite.
Next Friday is the day set for the exc
cfIfinn
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gVGLISH g CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
sos EHIRD sFEE1

w u MITCHELL, Principal. The next
w session VIII eonmenee sio1'iay, sent.
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VIENNA, August 25.-Of the thirty
thousand medals awarded TO the exhibit
rs at the exposition, four hundred go
t America. There is much dissatisfac-
ton with the results of the exposition.
1t IS charged that number of articles
which were never entered for COMPETE
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LISBON, August 25-The expedition
which is laying the cable between this
city and RIO Janeiro, after having pro-
ceeded three hundred and eighty-three
knots, was stopped by the discovery of
fault in the wire. Tests have been
made from which it is believed the fault
is near land. The expedition will con-
tinue playing out until it reaches Ma
deria, whence the cable steamer will
probably have to return and repair the
fault.
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Assets on and prior to June2l, 1878, as
reported by the Company and al
lowed by ............sl,O o O,4lS 81
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Foreign News.
EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, August 26.-Sir Sam
Hel Baker and party have reached Cal
70, returning from their expedition into
Africa.
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More Italian ChiId.rraacl.ers Arrested.

More Italian ChfId-Trafeisers Arrested.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, August 26.-
Two italian pddr0Res and six boys
were arrested on Oak street, last even
ing, having fed from No. As Crosby
street, New York. The padrOneS have
been placed under a bond of one thou
sand dollars each, 10 appear for trial in
September. The boys were very young.
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Boston, Augusr 26.-The fire in Lynn
last night burned French's furniture
store, and mandatory, Chase q Green's
furnishing store, May & Whitney's
clothing store, RobinsOn's iewelry store,
Tuttle u Barley's grocery, and several
other buildings. All the movable prop
erty was taken from the Sycamore
house, but the building was saved. The
losses are heavy, but the amount is not
ascertained.
eznn RIM Over and Il iIIet- RIra at pine
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The Farmers.

Those farmers Of Illinois who have
recently organized and been incor-
porated under the name Of the Mu-
tual Transportation Company are
worth a whole wilderness of the
monkeys that are calling in solemn
convention on Government To build
railroads whereon they may be car
ried to Washington, and. incidentally.
the grain of their constituents To New
York. They will build cars for the
transportation of their own grain, I'M
der their W management. forming
"Grangors line" on the same prln-
ciple as the Blue line" the "Globe
line" or any of the fast freight lines
which have monopolizei through
transportation. Several of the West
ern roads have refused to draw these
cars, but the Chicago and Alton is un-
derstood To be willing to transport
them on the anne termS as those of
the dispatch companies, AMI lis wi>A
example is likely 10 be generally fol-
lowed. As similar associations are
being formed throughout the
West. it is probable that by
next wear The railroad problem
will have been solved 50 far rs their
members are concerned. With their
own stores and elevators at the
shipping point. their own county
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
By Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Nov. u.
The rarara r,l,yavar3 steamship,
ticket arenr. LrjI mrs.;nr t'.dav
onG f,rn-s4 = -, nc,,' "a ,,,v',,..- t.-r.'N
FIR r5a r1r~d.a If nain,5Imirr ,,
senprr rats f.r rr,,n.-inn ,rai'>,'tEa
m0yampr ~ r,il,ra5 n51Taya,S ~
abolish the Iu,inaS nf r-I,nTnFs.inn
Fiery a~an- in ~. ,i.,.
Was present AMI srf,, vtra t4kar ~
mite the AGENT. -1rtnrhnr- M r6nn.
try
b0ilar avr1,1ad az o',I,.L -a;.
a~ftarrnnn A. ne corner ~ F,nr,n
avanle and TyaIr,h S.raat> nsad nv.
Cnyne 4 Eaenler rErtrartnrs nn ,ra
F1lrth ayenna Sayan
persons wnra iu,,turfr kif.a3 srI
several Wounded Ai"ortha k,!I.,{
had either tle wbnia or = nnr.iEn ~
the head blown on
When fla fir.- i,ror was called ~,
the new uanel in Inc r,yaal 49, -.
day counsel f1r : gaesn-s EIio..,3
TO the j~rrarniar m~,nnari v.I;..;,'
was dome Afrara Ilrr 5rrr,,nsT- tba.
Cont decided IN NIL r-rn'ar ~
the work oF ,,ar-in tnat t.a7F,, -
pro .eedrd '0
The Traasurer's ranort shows va.
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STAGE RoBBERS ARRESTED.-On the
3oth Of October, the stage running
between Winnemucca and Silver
City, Idaho, was robbed near Buffalo
Springs, about tortv-ive miles from
Nnnemucca, by three masked men.
armed with shot guns. The robbers
have all been arrested, and are row
IN the Sacramen o Jail. Their names
are James Buckley, Hiram McCum-
mas, and Dave OBI. Soon after Iii,
arrest, Buckley ">quealeG." giving
tull particulars Of the robbery. He
says they 90; bat SO and an interior
gold watch for their trouble.
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UirCerOuS,

The Gold Hill Ns'cS warns the pub
lie to have nothing 10 do with a new
tangled lamp called the Chemical
Fluid Gas Light" Il consisted Of a
peculiarly shaped gas burner, which
ran be screwed to the top Of any coal
oil lamp. The fluid generating the
gas Is principally composed Of thar
well known, dangerous explosive ex-
trac: Of coal, termed gasoline. 1t was
represented to be 50 prepared as to be
totally inexplo>ive, and the burner
itself looked perfectly innocen; and
safe. The explosion Of two OF these
identical lamps on Saturday evening
last, one in Gold Hill, nearly causing
q serious fire, and the other on the Di-
vide, creating a destructive conha-
grafton ana ros0'-j0- ~ ;ha loss Of
lie, ul..- ",..tt~> ,ue Itt. ina, these
lamps Wi. explode under certain ely
cums,auct>.