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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

AZ Ordnance to prevent Indians fr"n r.
III aiming within tn IOWA vi G4-,on City. after
sur@>t, before suulist.
The Board Of Commissioners of Ori.lsty
County do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. No urtaxed union-esticated fe-
male ludiTn shall be p, rIntted 20 renal with
Ill the Town OF Carson City, between sunset and
sunrise. No untaxeti undoIuesticated male
lndl.n unless it, the employment of some
American citizen, white alien. shall be per
United 10 renlain in said town, be:we, sunset
and sunrise. II the Sheriff OF Orrisby Coun V
shall md any female Indian within said town,
or any unemployed III lie Indian within said
town. ~ Tiolati III Of this Ordinance il shall be
his duty - arrest such Indian. and contlne him
CT her. without food. in the jail of said county
until the usual hour Of orenins said Jail, the
next day.
Passed Juiy 20, 1875.
B II. MEDER
Chairman Board County Com
mission trS.
Attest. I. J. EDWARDS, CLERK
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30
FoE ths list and truthful manner viii

For tbs jlst and truthful manner with
which Bro. Ct>sily has kept the eas"s
On some OF our political forecasting. and
specu!ations we owe him orr politest
ncknowledI ments. Even jeremiah
wouldn't he though: much OF prophet
if they hadn't saved mp and reproduced
his wise sayings in book form.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

The las. Of the IN .ssive iron plates for
sha East River hriiye anchorage. New
York, was placed in position July %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30
NEW TO-DEY Y.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
'lyHE COP,RT~E tSHlP HEaITO-

ENHfI CUT TX = z t~HIt HFItE Tue
I tHTs Existing between III u7drr-jLeCti III
the business az cos.iUsting thr Fountain Re =
;-ur int m Ter the nam and style Of Hgnt II
Phillips i this day dissolved by mutual II-t NJ.
JAMES HUME
tn MAS PHILLIPS.
Carson City. Nsv, July II. 1873.
Thu NJ ls-rsi51Nd will continue to carry on the
eqtip- Hu~in 1T ri. Fountain Il, stau-
IN AMI will pay al III drS's of the late firm
af HINT Phillips and receive all accounts dut
t.
il aim THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

TEE Carson Appeal of the 18th an
22'i inst. respectively. reached olr office
yes.-r,i,r. The latter came i'll 'lIse sea-
son, BIZ; to what corner Of the created
universe that of the 18th II ID been We
are unable to i'iuci.e Record.
There is an annoying irresnltrity in
The coming and going al :he mails wiIiai
ars carried between h,:o ana those P IT'S
OF Eastern Nevada which lie 1T - distance
from the railway. We are afraid that
some Of the STAG people ,hereaway
haven taken sufficient pains to forget
that Old trick. SO long practiced on he
overland route, of letting The newspaper
Il. Ill bags wait the convenience % con
tractors and drivers. We wouldn't cast
an unjust :spersiou upon anv mail car
rier or chief erein.e: of = jerk water for
ancountci gold, bnt We emit this hint
for the digestion of our contemporaries
il the Infinite E :s:.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

We have the statement from the very
best authority that the reason as given
by !. San Francisco paper for the sui''i''e
Of the late Jules GREENWOOD. namely.
that it was because OF diSaereements be-
tween him and his afh inced on religious
questions is wholly erroneous. On the
contrary. it is fact that they We're both
of them attend ,nts npon the Episcopal
Church. Our informant further SAYS.
indeed, that the papers attribute the
suicide to a wrong cause as there was no
serious estrangement between Mr.. Green
hood and Miss Johson This much,
then. as 10 what was 40. the cause Of
this 5eit-killins: What the real incen-
tive vas is not made known to rs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

TIE following contains seeming
promise which We trust may prove trne
and rot il delusion All that Eureka
needs is railway connection with III. ont
side world 10 llske her mining Interests
,gat' Nth the best i'll tie s'.ate Says
the l,entiaei OF July "a:
JOHN s. NJ iyh11h, e. s. L ,n3 Regis
ter. ami Mr.. R-inhar.. 4 prominent
commission merchant. both OF Elko.
arrived in E ,r-ki ny priva'e conveyance
las; evenin-. NJ. NJ ,yhugh in comp NV
with Il. L. g ,rtiner, paid our ssnctnm
friendly call; and from the former We
learn that work is to be commenced i'm
mediately on the Eiko and II lmilton
Narrow Giaye Railroad. 1t was re-
ported that a large force of Cinnamon
would commence grading on the Elko
end tomorrow. The projectors OF the.
enterprise assert that they will have
fifty miles of the road in operation by
January next. This is good news. and
people generally in this section will be
glad to learn that the prospects of rail
connection with the Central are 50
PROMISING
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

Ordinance Nc. II.

4.:evt. ia Epv.EDz. Cl,rk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
Fure Soda Water,
4 ONE and get a cool drink a, II.
Ne" Drug Store.
Dubois Cil.cuitC.n..
Order OG Busim.s.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 All n,,;.
Interested, that The followinn n,a'
~ REGARD To business in the Dul,oi' ~" ~
emu '"hrt las lrcn flied in The ,,,,l,. !"
The Jerk thereof: "'' "i
STATE OF INDIANA, GlgsoN Colr>ry.
IN CHAMBERS AT PRINCETON. ixn
=, '"-'- NAY llrm 1874
! hereby make tho following onlcr i.
relation to the order Of business in ,l..
Dubois Circuit Court. at its June T,r nc
1873. a"duhtil further ordered by 49,,
Judge thereof. '"c
FIRST. The first two DAYS Of SIT,
term shall be devoted ID the makhv NV
OF issues and transaction Of prulm,..
business a. i''"'e
sEco>p.-The third ,lay, to the trial
OF Criminal eases. "'
IorEriI. The residue of The Term 80.
So much thereof 'as may. be ne.cssarv
Tor HE trial of Civil eases.
The Petit Jury will be SUMMONED ~
appear on the 81 day of the term.
q. NJ. WETROIsN
.Indg" llih Judicial tfrrult
Ordered to BE- published in the flasher.
"nrier. ID. Il. EDMoysroN.
VA! ~ F.-3w. 1919 I'D. CO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

~ We are informed that Rev. Il. II.
!ilacEweil who was said to be implicated
III difficulty at Ashmore last August.
which our readers will remember. has
Withdrawn from the Cumberland Church
and united with the Presbyterian church
that Rev. 5. J. Bowel of Ashmore. and
isey. X. A. Mitchell of Kansas. Illinois
Doth presbyterian ministers in hinh
standing receive Mr.. Blackwell into FL.
Iowship and being conversant with tLe
charges made against him having lived
where the difficulty occurreJ-believc
them to be unfounded, also That the ef.
Iort made in court to implicate him
iaiied.-Mattoon Ull.) Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
New Pension Isulinr

F" AsIlINGToN. May 5.-The Commits
sioner Of Pensions to-day announced
me following important ruling: Sect.
ION = ofact March 81, 1873, provides fo,
no addition TO the two dollars incrco %
OF pensions in any case. Its conso,.
idafion Of section of act july q. 1868
with an amendment to former sec,;o,s
70 as to give the same increase 10 tho
WHO" OF soldier or sailor for the child
rem by former wife, as for the children
by himself and to the widow of an Off
Ger as well as soldier or sailor: il also
givcs The increase 10 all children under
sixteen years of age of off GERS rs well ne
soldiers aud sailors, instead of MI bur
one, where she has died or rcn,arried.
~ other respects il cmbodes The pro-
visions of the three sections named.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

- DEMoKEsTs MONTHLY MAGAzIxr
ior June is perfect gem among the
constellation of Monthlies. Our lady
'richds are always most anxious 10 own
a copy Of Dcmorest's-they say it con-
uilns the spirit, variety and excellence.
OF all the rest. Long live Den,orcs,
.hey say f; and so says everybody. cspec-
'"''y when they get prize in the wav
ola choice of pair of elegant Chromos
worth $40 as premium.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

"SThe third destructive fire of NH.
spring in Orleans is reported in the
Mitchell Commercial. which happened
ON Sunday. the llth Instant. That pa
per says: About one o'clock the wood
house adjoining the Phunix Hotel was
found to he OH fire. The flames spread
ing rapidly soon communicated 10 lie
main building, which was totally de-
stroycd. The alarm was pro,nptl,
given, and the people turned out Zen
massc. bn, SO rapidly did HE flames cx-
tend that it was impossible TO save
more than fourth of the contents of
The hotel. and they of neces sitv in
da'niged condition. This is the fourth
nii1c Mcssrs. Graves and Brothers have
been burned out in Orleans i'm twelve
years, and is the third large fire this
"prtng ia town. The fire is generally
supposed to be the work Of an incendi.
ary. The boarders saved their clothes.
Ac-- generally, except Capt. ID. b.
moore, who was away from the hotel /
shen the alarm was given. His loss is
'bout two hundred dollars. no insur. :
nee. Mr. Isaac Pratt who was sleeping il
u one or the back rooms was forced 70 d
"mp from a second story window 10 y
ave his life. u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
UIIerc is a little statements r.o

VIIcre is a little statement fran,
IIaliIax to Offset against whole year,
record OF unhappy marriages. Indiana
uivorces, matrimonial infidcliiies and
tiie IKE: 1T was the occasion Of much
remark that with very few exceptions
the married all perished. When they
found II Impossible to save their wives
ana llttIe ones, they preferred TO die
win them to deserving them. MANY
instances are known where the men
could have escaped alone, but refused
10 90 SO: This was especially noticeable
leans. Gnu 1A'ior-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

"A man who will take newsp1.
per four or five years, and then refuse ITO
pay for it, should begin his name will,
an ii, and end with G.. and put an O i'm
inc middle.-Mount Gilcad, Ohio Reg.
The editor who will send his paper
TO man four of five years without get
ting his pay for it, should begin his
name with an +, and end it with an r.
and put two o's in lie middle. -[Pomc-
roy's Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

F the person who took that black.
glngham umbrella with stcr. ribs anJ
oii-cio'h cover from the Hall after tL,s
concert. at ireland. had left il there ,Le
owner would have had much less trouLl.
10 get 1t. However the "pEHsox' en-
make II all right by leaving it nj tht
pfti" store. OWNER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

Mr.. r. C.Johnson, who has been r,s,
attending the National Agricnl II
Association at New York, has arrived
home. lie reports the patrons of IIus-
Dandry IN that State to be alive and mn
to the exigercies of the hour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
Aisn,if,i.!.:sarix'. NOs;ce

NOTICE is hereby given that the nm.
dcr,igncd. has been appointed nd
nini>fiT'iriN with The will annexed ~
the estate Of Bernhard Elmer. late Of
Dubois county. Indiana. deceased.
Said estate Is probably solvent
CATHARINE ELMER, Adm'rx.
May 23l. 1s73.-3ws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
ENECITRIX NOTICE

NOTICED hereby given. ,h,t III,
:. UNDERSIGNED ha- been appointed
administrators With The will annexed 81
me estate Of Anselm IIorncy. laic OF
Dubois County. Indiana. 1cc"ascd.
Said estate i probably i.ni,nn.
FRANCIS cory. Exrcutrix.
y. DrETr>un. Atl'y.
May 23d. Is73.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

While Texas man was trying 10
anchor his mule TO stake, recently. tic
animal managed to get the rope around
the mans neck and then ran away at The
top OF his speed. That widow is in the
marker. but no money can Nuf M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

=, rHfN'H i'Nn-iivrp BITrres have been u.r,t i'm
fra'ne for more tan sIOo years. and Ar. nav Ring
,n'r".n',d H'o this country. Thry are ~.mpo.,d II
'p''s"" 'Nrntis aud are drsig fer the nun h,s
NV ~ ''"'"', Tins preventing az we'll rs curing
ae"r w diseases to which the human system Is IiahI.
n,"o" iurtner AMI as psonafsrof long life tbsy
Newi,h 70 introduce them into section and desir.
~ w e's'ge'c Agent e WHOM liberal terms will y.
Dnsfva A: " DESPAED& TO, Sole Agents No. ~
- ~ -. \. Nay 18th, 'i3..lmA q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
County Superin,cni. -, Of schools.

The State board of Education hay
Issued circular 10 the township tru,
tees IN regard 10 The selection OF n ia
pcrintcndcnt of ,hools. The circula
Scls forth in brief the duties Of IN,
Superintendent and suggests ir Kind a
man that "nghl 10 be- selected. W,
copy The poini, lhey present:
First. As he j. made The ONLY lcga
Judge of The educational qualification
OF the teachers oi Your schools. il j. al
first Importance t.mt he possesses th,r.
ongh and critical know ledge al: all III,
branches required by law 10 bc taurhi
IN The pnblic schools. otherwise. grossly.
incompetent teachers will occupy oar
school houses and \ precious revenue
Will be wasted.
Second. Since the organization. man
agcmcnt and general suprrinteudancc of
tho schools in each county are iut,us,-
ed 10 his officer. hc silouhl be- sclec,cJ 4
rs far prac- ticablc from the most expert
enrci teachers of the county. and cs-
pccally from those teachers who have
kept abreast with the progress of our
schools.
Third. lnasmucll As the law consti.
i'tcs him the Judge OF The moral cloroc-
rr or all teachers, he himself shoul.l
,osS'ss that character in prr-cmnrn,
irgrrc. The appointment. therefore.
''un'd not he con frrrel upon any per-
ON addicted 10 inicmperancc. or other
ice.
Fourth, Under the present law il l.
laue the duty of the County Supcriu
IA In tett al Al
ounty. 10 hold II Township Institute
carh township onrca year: and 10
ohduct the same. TO labor in every WAY
c'evaf" The standard OF teaching. and
improve The condition of the school.
ms county. 10 supervise The collection
The school funds and revenue. and toI,
sciiarTe all the duties heretofore dis.
larged by the County Examiner. TO- 7,
''her with much other labor which :
N>i necessarily present itself i'm lhc ,
"sec'itioh OF his work. lon should
crciorc. select him with reference IA
energy. honesty, industry and bu.;-
- qualifications.
nm since his decisions upon all 10. :
questions arising under the school F"
are final. and his opinions upon MI ',
lifover>ics of n general nature. mu,t
hrSl oo'ainrd before an appeal can b. y
TO The .>titc superintendent. ref ",
nee should he had in his selection to
P'acilcal Judgment. and strong com
~ sense Of The candidate. We can
IN TOO strong terms. urge upon YOU
Necessity OF ignoringall political ara
>ohai preference. in making this M.
ht,ncmf. an'l acting with sole refer.
9 10 qualifications of the candidate
The best interests Of the. schools. =
County Superintendent b .iny : :
= ana u i 10 be hoped. a et,cr era
ne administration of our school sys.I
/. l. Your appointments AFRO judi 8
Is fresh impetus VIII lie given FOL q
Tree schools OF your counties: il in T.
clo'is. .iiflc or nothing " IN he gain 81
| pom your action on III. tir~, Mon. "a
~ June next in great measure de. u
as The character of lie common :
'"is OF Tie State for The hcxt two r.
:. +,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
ASK YOUR GROCER EOIs
AMERICAN
BONELESS y
SARDlNES.,

.hey nave received Diploma for their merit whs,vyer
eAh'bi'eu Pronounced by all the cheapest hisury Of
me age vsinarfr and aim 81 ne tsh t.,
'raveleiS;or at Piencs. Packed in the best olive oil
o. our "wn importation. IN tip baxe~ hnIshed zane as
a'd are soid ~ hess han bsf theeou Of
French SarHihcs. Their delicious fiavor and vurcus
lan.s recommend them To all classes Sold BY all
nIst CLASS groters. Wholesale by THE AMERICAN
sARDiNE CO. 81 Broad Street, NJ Y.lN
MY 10th, '73 -:,rn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

Henry Zigler. in boring for coal on
his farm, on White River. found = ve;m
e.even feet eight inches thick, at ,.cpih
oI twenty,-six feet from the surface Of
me ground; Sand rock eight feet thick
H immediately OH top of the coal
Hr. Ilgier is now boring on Godlet
MORGAN : land west of town. ADJOINING
me corporation. -(Petersbnrr press,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

he buzz of the Saw" j. 40 Longer
h"'rd III our ncighb"ring town Of Pa.
'"Kr. The river is low. and there. are
u" logs on l,aad. i princeton Dem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
VESTS IMPROVED PUMPS,

I'VE Bisr IN Tux WORfD. -
hways The premium Pumps: widely known and
hghiy appreciated. Pump and fire engine In one
Anfrecz'ng. strong and Trrntlc. good for wells nr
"ffstist Wd tr VA WIZ ana throwing water FIR al
parps.rs, Aisa Nets.iYarc fubc copper Lig htning
Np"s W. 'fai"~t be. ,a, III rapcst. Circulars with
l'1 NJ ,'e nsfe 'f4e. y y. West Co., 40 cort-
i0r ~ Ner Aaex. May 10th, III lin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

Inc Board Of Equalization will moe,
III the Court House the first Mondav IN
June to hear and determine mon ali ~
grievances and complaints of erroneors
a-ece ccr's ''"'o''s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
y TO SELL IsE.AL ESTATE

~ SILL i'f-AL ESTATE.
state Of Indiana. dubois County. SIS:
NOTICE is hereby given that I.ocncu
~ Cox. ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate
@! David Cox. deceased. has fled Err
l,"ti'lou to sell The real estate az uc
'ecedeht. his personal being insuiiirirut
!" pay his debts: and that said pctftion
VIII he heard "a the ucxt term Of The
Dlrcnil Court Of said county.
BAIL b. Eg,NoK >Ts,N. Clerk
{. {. Dubois County.
.. BrFrTyEn. Atty.
May 18th ls73.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

Some thoughtful spirit has suggested
that Uncle Sam discard the eagle and
adonf The raccoon lit has ~ inanv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-23

or tearing. no clumsy cylinder.
Steam does il ALI
- TEAM has long been known ~ tho mos, ,..r,
~ agent IN removing dirt. Ercnse and stains fran,
.,o,ihB' anu bleaching them white PAPER mai ~
nave many years used steam In cleaning and bIc.cb .
ing ner rags, aml they succeed IN NJ king h, i,s
c.. me hhirs pickngs from The gutter ne rf,c,l, -
ana wLilc. Until the In ve;ion Of -
The steam Washer, or wovnan.s Friend.
Although often attempted. no method had been dsc,,
cren ?, applying steam directly to the coth.ny which
eoou pe mse " profitable nanncr for dom site MIR
poses, me WOMAN'S FRIEND washes without iahor
!, WI 90 tue washing Of an ordinary family IN bir,
minutes :" an hour. The STEAM wASiIGR is suneri.,r
'" =" otner devices Tor the following reasons:
~. u does Us own work. thereby saving n Io,,.
portion oi the time usually taken in family
a. u uses much less soap than X r.ou,rod -,
any other nieinod. ''f""'" w
80. trequirss no attention whatever while tho ,ro
80 ~ ,,,eahngis gong on lady can do her wash
nH WINE she u eating her breakfast and donu I'M n,
breakfast dishes. "''"s ~ '"e
an. Clothing wears double the time washed in hi.
vashcr that u will washed by machine or by hand-
abor. or a wash.hoard. = ~
9TH lare curtains. and all fine fabrics are washed
superior manner. Al fabrics from Tho rnes, Isce
. bed.hlankci, can be washed perfectly and with
ase. without the ruhbing-bosrd.
- ""iy Labor and Clothes Saving
invention.
c"um give thousands of certificates a. 10 its merit IN
ny none can nc satisfied until they see II IN operation
only needs 70 be seen to he appreciated i
tA'Nb tNl6aNAN Agrp, fr rrlais rntpc,r y,
, 1873-05-07

sald that llo regarded tho interests Of the Gov
ornment md tho intorosta Of tho norohautB as
dian,otrically opposite" 30 long as this idon
provails, Just long will lilo Bpy systom bo SUB
tatnod and encouraged So long MS tllo uovorn-
mont continues tho policy Of oxaoting tolls for
tho bonont Of privileged claBacs; Of collecting
rovenuo by strnincd md nrtitlcial procoaaes; Of
confusing tho laws in sucll nnnner M to rondor
thcm difficult Of comprehension md Of combin-
Ing tho intorentB Of Il political party with every
branch of tho administration Of Government, just
90 long will tho intoroats Of tho Government
and tho interests Of merchants 10 'dlan,otri-
oally opposite" nnl sploa and infornera will
abound In all tho land Tho existence and work
Of theao people will net as important agents In
tLat impending revolution which Carl sclurz
pictured in his speech on tho proposed expulsion
Of Caldwell from tho United States Senate, In
which ho reminded LIS auditors OF tho historic
Lesson that corruption must DO summari1y put
down by tho people, or it will bring them to
speedy and inevitable ruin.
, 1873-05-07

" Hott1o this question waB killed. Each tank Ia
provided with safety valve for tho eaoape of
stoam; but no ono can toll now whether tho
aafety vn1ve was in working order or not. Othor
tnnk explosions llnvo occurred, but none nro ro-
me1nborod of such frightful conaoqlonoeB. It
dooh not appear that tfia tank was wonk or do
foctivo, for tho iron whH tn no caHo rent aaundor
ct tho Boanla, which wcro hold securely fast by
tile riyols, though tho heavy pfntoH wero fairly
ripped into ribbons. The tlireo adjacent tanks
wore htirlod from thofr p1RceH and tossed about
liko 80 many corks. Ono OF tho floors waB lifted
entiro md carried about 40 foot to tho eastward,
Wliilo hoavy ttmhora were brokon into kim
ding. wood. Tho liquid contonts of tho
burBtol tank woro sent up in tho nl,apo Of spray,
which, whom 1t lodged, formed thick oonting Of
atinking tnllow wforoyor It foil. Tho tank oon-
tatnod about Boven tons Of material. 4 moro
torrif1c explosion in ts ocots has raroly occurred
ut this writing 1t Ia difficult to 1ocnto the exact
measure Of bla1ne which should Rttach to tho
propriotors, who, 1t must 10 said, manifested
small concern for tho results OF tho disastor.
None Of tllom conll bo found whom otir reporter
visited tho placo. They have owned the packing
houBo for about Ia yanrs, md havo mado q largo
bchDnemann, who reBidoH at No. 65 Forest nvonuo,
iB snow III Now York, having intended to tako tho
gteamor for Europe on Thuraday Of this wook.
It is not known whether hiB trip will be deferred
by tho awful occurrence. Tho Coroner will hold
IN inquest to-day, and 1t Is expected TINT tho
evidence OF experts will throw much light upon
the ca'lsos which lod to tho explosion. Nothing
dof1nito was learned with roforonco to tho peell-
niary damage. It socma OF trivinl conecuuoDce.
no matter how heavy, WHOM comparol with tho
loss OF four human 1iyoH
, 1873-05-07

Tho Hon. James L. Orr, who diod day boforc
yesterday at st. Petersburg. whoro he repro
scrtod tho United States at tho Court Of tho
Ozar, was born in Craytouvillc, 8. G., May a.,
1924 His father WIS country slopkoopor, and
ho was kept behind Lis counter until ho WAS Is
years old. Hathon studied Inv, and In 1919 began
topractco hu profession in Anderson, at tho Same
time increasing his 1noana and his reputation by
editing tho Anderson Gazette. Tho noxt yenr ho
was sent to tho State Legislature, and In 1910
,nas elected to Congrosa, whore ho served ton
yoarH. Ho waa a member Of tho South
orn Rights Convention hold ut Charlos-
ton In 1851. In tho Secession Convention
Of 1860, at Charleston, lle voted In favor Of tho
Immediate Withdrawal OF his State from tho
Union. IIc was ono Of tho three Commissioners
who woro sont to troat with tho Federal Govern-
mont for tho surrender OF It's forts In Charles
ton harbor. Ho represented his Slate III
tho Confederate Senate from 1869 to
1866. Aftor tho War, ho co-oporatcd heartily
in tho schemes Of reconstruction, and was
elected Governor of his State un1or tho john
son reconstruction in 1866. In 1868 ho was
elected State Judge under tho Congressional
reconstruction, a position which ho held until
appointed Minister to Russia, to succeed OK
Gov. Curtin.