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RELIGIOUS.


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e1ae'"' 0tspotea 70 1hs EhtcdDo 7ffonne.
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.puS'anna m las onafaotefizod tho Convention to-
day. The oxorolscs hnyo been intonaoly inter
ohting, and havo drawn togothor immense con-
grogstlonB. Tie e1oeodinnlv flne wenthor ad1h
r. 10 ,,ono-., ~ ,,Is,, "ss'no. 49,, "au"
" ~ s"uo3n. en'oynene' 10 "nlon tne gonotona
hospitality of the eltizenH Of Springfield also
very materially contributor. tTho browning OK
eroleo Of this morning was tho Dlblo-1cBson, led
by tho Rev. DR.. Goodwin. Of Chicago. On "1,ho
Blood Of ohrtat.' 30 enNrart woro tho delegates
that, At ite close, thoy spontaneously burst into
elnginE "Ihere ia bounthin Etlled With
Blood" .... ~ =.
ri 10 she afternoon tho HSy; John Gordon, r OF
a3n1oaso. loa On 3aIness :; noie-ioeaon on Inc ne
seven 9itlee OF Ke1ugo, "h1ch rocelyoa, eng
morted a a., serious attention: Goy neyoridge fol-
!o"eu ss WIN cheofng e1nortation 70 sne aeo,
M ga.9s 70 PeFsogeio anu 1Mns not IN tneir gooa
sti. woif 1en ~, y, s9nos, OF o. LOUIS, ana .no ven
ola9le nsepnon fa11on, OF a1s6out', m also aoiv-
, 1873-05-29
NEW YORK.

Recovered Isontis--Tllo Atlantic hank
--ImpoFtAttDns-stm migration -- Tho
Trnin Cnsc--I3xotssx Of Tlafovcs-~Ara-
ntvprNnry Parade mtsCul1anOlt0s
News.
NEW YoRK, May 28.-hr. Gallo. OF 58t Brohd-
cd that ho Is brother OF Daniel Gale, whoHo
bonds were atolon from tho First National Bank,
at 0lonn'B Falls, throo years ago, and hc thinks
trat those found on Brady were portion Of tho
ggt6len ones; also that Elmore Plat, 4. y,
wore atolon. resided at glonn's Falls at tho time
Of the robbery Of this bank $1D0, 600 In bonds
woro takon, and this Is the first clue to thonl.
Tho Oaahior Of this bank has boon tolggraphed
for to identify the bonds.
"Dutoh Heinrich" tho notorious bank-robber,
has been ordered to the Tonbs Prison from tho
Lunnsio Asylum on Ward Isfau d, on the ground
TINT lle is only foigning insanity.
At . meeting Of tho dopositors Of tho wrooked
Atlantic Bank, q statement was road showing
thore was oaah on hand amounting to s312, 194,
and truatworthy asaota amounting to t197, 900,
making altogether about 70 per cont OF tho liA-
blitfes It Ia stated TINT 4 dividend Of 80 or
40 40 per cent will DO declared within abort
Tho bonded warehouses In this city AFRO filed
With imported goods Which tho importers do not
find 1t profitable to take ont, on account of the
The Stock, Gold, Produce, Cotton, and other
Exchanges will be cloaed on Friday, Decoration
Day being loyal holiday.
-Four thousand immigrants arrived yesterday.
Judge FAnchor has given IN order for an ill.,
yestigation into the sanity Of George Francis
Train.
II Is atatod that many professional thievea
have loft for the East nnd West aince tho passage
Of tho not authorizing their arrcst aa suspicious
characters.
Col. .Finolli, late United statos Consul At
Oporto, WAS blrisd at Brooklyn yesterday.
The sunday-aohool anniversary parade in
Brooklyn today, was attended BY the largest
radod in five divisions in difforont parts Of Tho
city, aggrogating some $4,000, all dressed IL
gay colors, with flags, bannorB, and
bands Of music, After parade they
adjourned to various Churches. whore re-
froshlnents wero served Ono division, oompria-
ing ovor 1900, paradod in Prospect Park, and
an equally large division on Clinton avenue. A
showor during tho parade was an unfortunate
featuro, but tho residents opened their houses
for tho shelter Of the little oneg.
Tho Woodruff Ola1in obscene publication case
Ia sct down for the I'd OF June.
Henry Burns recovered $4,000 from tho
Canard Company to-day, tor four balos Of goods
delivered by their agent to the wrong party.
, 1873-05-29

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 28.-The Iowa Press AS
soolation neets at Cedar Rapds on the 10th Of
June, and the President, 4. P. Trsynor, Of
Council Bluffs, givoB notloo that all thoo Iowa
railroads will furnish free transportation to
mcmbora Of, tho Association md their wives
going to and returning from the annual meeting
at Cedar Rapids. Tho Chicago & Northwestern
Company have signihed their Willingness to take
tho Whole party to chicago, whence the members
can return home by eithor Of the other roads
Lending into tho State, Or they can return to
Cedar l!api1s, and thence 80 homo,
Circulars have boon issued to Ill tho editors in
the State, explaining the proper poraona to whom
application ia to be made for paBBos. It Ia
thought that the affair will resolve itself into an
excursion, aud visit Chicago.
, 1873-05-29

GItc@Ht u6pHtcH 10 1Hf EhEEQH0 lT1GHN$.
EtoN, Ill.,, Mny 2s.-Tho thlrtioth annual
meeting Of tho Congregational Association as
eomblod In this Gig this evening. Tho city s
full Of delegates from all parts OF tho State. Be-
tWcon two and three hundred are in attendance.
Tho informal meeting WAS held this evening, in
tho Congregational Church. It was opened by
aong Of Welcome, written for tho Association BY
Prof. Bliss, Of Chicago. The sermon WAS deliv-
cred by tho Rev. H. II. Danisls, of Winnohago,
on tho third voreo Of tho Epistlo Of Judo, On
eeontendidg fot tho faith once delivered to the
Saints. Ho was appointed at the last annual
meoting,, by q committee Of which tho late
Father Clark Was Chairman. His allusion to
the death Of this elder brother was
vory pathetic. Tho subject was suggested by
the debate at tho last meeting on tho liberal
condition Of membership in the churohes The
aim Of the preacher was to sot forth the funda-
montal principals Of the Gospel on tho faith Of
the Saints. The esaential doctrine was tho
manifestation Of God in tho flesh AZ tho Savior
Of mon. The Association will be organized for
business tomorrow morning. A number Of dis
tinguiahod persons from distance are in at-
tendance, among them Dr.. Stores, Of New York !;
DR.. Treat and the Rev. Mr.. Walker, Of the Afri-
can Mission.
, 1873-05-29
SPAIN,

MADRID, May 25.-Tho Government army In
the north, commanded by General Nouvilaa, has
received reinforcements and marched TOR Calan-
da, in pursuit Of the Carlist force under TrHtany.
The 0arltsta are blookaded In manufactures In
tho town. tho insurgents having cut the canal
which furnishes the water-poweT.
A1 Gaceta promu1gatos a deoreo which pro-
hihlta the granting hereafter, or use In official
documents OF titles Of nobility.
The Republicans have sent deputstiona to
Espartero, urging him to accept the Presidency.
The Spanish Government has authorized tho
creation Of another society for tho abolition Of
slavery In Porto Rico,
Ihe Carlist Chief Dorregaray Is marching on
Lo8rona with large force. The National troops
are concentrating t. attack him botorehe reaches
the city.
, 1873-05-29

Special Dtpdtoh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
JANEsv1LLE, HAY 28.--J. 8. Bliss. Of this city,
wrote to spurgoon q short time ago offering him
5000 q night to lecture In the United states, un-
dor his management, for 100 nights. Nlr. Spur
geon replies as follows:
CHATHAM, London, hlAy 10, 1878.
To j. s. Rltss:
ny DKAn 61A: am unable to visit tho United
Btates; nnd, moreover, am lecturer. 10 preach
JesuB Christ simply in plain manner IL Ill my anbi-
ton. Elo1uencs leave to others. May yon and your
great country prosper ppdor tho blessing Of God.
yours very truly, q. II. spunaKoN.
, 1873-05-29

n1oHMoND, Va, May 28,-The BaptiHta Of Vir-
ginla commenced the celebration Of the semi
centennial Of tho organization Of thoir General
Association tonight. Over ! ZOO delegates and
city, The Association was organized by
the election Of tho Rev. Dr.. J. Il. NJ
Curry, President. Addresses wore made by tho
Hon. Horatfo Gates JoncB. Of Pennsylvania; tho
Walker, OF West Virginia, and others. The reg
ular memorial exercises take place. tomorrow,
in the Tabernacle erected for tho purpose, capa-
bic Of heating 0,000 persons,
, 1873-05-29

OMAHA, May 28.-Tho Beo tonight givos an
account Of m encounter between sporting man
Of this city and mombor Of the Board OF Edu-
cation, m ex-minfater of the Baptist persuasion,
whom tho former accuBes Of too much friend.
ship for his mistress. Tho latter otaims ho WAS
trying to induce hor to reform, with prospects, Of
Buccoaa, we're he not interfored with.
, 1873-05-29

Ing from John 0olton, Of Galcaburg, In which
ho oomoe out for Lawrence, claiming that Tho
which ts to in1ure Lawronco by connecting hisa
name With this railroad jobbor, is 30 plain that
no ono who has will be deceived by It. It is too
oFidont that Cotton declares for Lawrence for
the purpose Of defeating him,
, 1873-05-29
TcIegrnpIlto Nrovities.

with insanity, threw herself under q % nasait,r
train near Lima, WIS.,, on Tuesday night, and
was instantly killed.
George Dundy, tho Torre Hauto agent OF A.,
Y. Lawrence d Co., Of indianapolis, has dIsap.
peared under suspicious oiroamstances and
dealt with.
The TruBtoea OF Iounlnes Seminary, Aurora.
, 1873-05-29
DEATHS,


COLBURN-Wiiam D. Uolbu1n tUnolo Of Low J. Col
huru, Of this otty} Wednesday morning. At Groom Bay
H1.i OK drpp1y, aEpd g.
e. 1-boston. Mana, papers p1eAss COPY.
GnANGER..Att tho residenoe OF his parents, 1i6 Wa.
and N. If. Granger. -, -
Funoral At tho restdonoo, Thuraday, May ~ At half
past Remains to be tak6u Michigan for inteImont.
All fnands ct tho family are Invited to attend.
f0@New York papers please oopT
gEAnY-Qi ao4rlattnA, At 9o3 South ClAtk-st, tho
28th inst Lli9 Maria qoery aged yoa months. and
dAyB: tho only bolovad child OF John " Geary.
FunoEal. by cAFraRos to Rose Htlt Friday morning
10 o'clock.
sD-Dublin aud Now York papors please copy.
MooLAREN7In this city On Tuesday May n, William
McQ!areu. aged 69 years md monbs,
, 1873-05-29

New York Herald Special.
C1TY or MEXICO. May 20, via BROWNSVILLE,
May 28.-The Mexican Congress- organized as an
Electoral Collage, and has declared Yglosias
elected to the Chief Justiceship, which ia equiv
elant to the Vice Presidency.
The yellow fever is raging in Yucatan.
, 1873-05-29


occurred:
o,,. Hay 10. May %. Nay a.. Hay q:
Cholera morbua ........1 q
Cholera tnfantum. '.
These arc the naked statistics Of death BY
cholera rs taken from the official returns in tho
Office Of the Board Of Hoalth.
From DR.. White, the President Ut tho Board
OF Health, We have obtained such opinions con-
corning the dread disease as he has been able,
through his sanitary Inspectors, examiners, etc,
to form, 81 we'll US from intercourse with the
principal practitioners in the city, which opiu-
ions We propose to give our readers, believing
that the simple facts arc less dangerous thnn
any attempt at palliation or disguise, out Of
which are sure to grow oxaggoratioa and nlis-
representation.
The Doctor gives It as the result Of llis ox-
porionco, observation, and inquiry, that tho
symptoms In fatal caaeB are not distfnguishabe
from opidomio cholera. THIS Is known to bo
true Of severe cases Of cholora morbus, whore
no suspicion can bo entertained Of epidemic
cholera and 1t is we'll known that similar symp-
toms nre presented in certain cases Of malarnl
fever, congestiyo. or what Is termed by French
physicians aH porniciouB foyer.
Tho diArFhoal disoaaeH now prevailing In New
Orleans ars considered to differ from tho true
Asihtio cholera in tho exceedingly small propor-
tion Of deaths to those taken sick, ,.-cortalnly
not over per cent Of thoso attacked dying In
case Of epidemic ABiatio choleca these figures
would be reversed.
No case Of propagation on routes Of travel has
occurred In tho ten weokB during which the oasos
have boon occurring. Porsona may have diod
leaving New Orleans; but no other case Of the
disease arising from such case ia known. Thia
is certainly most unlike epidemic cholera, The
most careful investigation shows no caBoB OF the
HoemB individually sporadic, arising from gem
eral condition acting very equally IN oil portions
Of the city.
3C1ftI All inf
, 1873-05-29

LAwnENor, Knn., May 2s.--Tho excessive
rains all over KanRas have raiaed tho streams to
food height. The Kansas River ia higher than
for the phat five years.
Large amounts Of money havo lately gono to
Now York for tho payment Of interoat on fho dis.
tEict school bonds, most OF which falls due
Juno /.
, 1873-05-29

CINCINNATI, O., MAY 28.-A Lexington, Ky,
special says George c. Alfred was murder
cd at bis residence, Washington County, Ky.,
George Miller, and Ned Alfred. Tho mtrderers
arc supposed to haye fled to Louisville. HRS.
Alfred offers $500 for their apprehension.
, 1873-05-29

CINCINNATI, May 20.-Tho Protestant Ispis-
copal Convention Of Lexington, KY, spent the
day In general businoBs. aud the evening in dis
cusatnG tho sabbatl-aolool question,
, 1873-05-29

DA1r1MonE, May 2s.--Tho Presbyterian Com
esal Assembly met in formal session this even-
ing: DR.. Crosby, the Moderator, On taking the
chair, announced the doath, in this city, at IL
o'clock this morning, OF Eldor James II. RogerB,
Of Freeport, Synod OF Illinois, North. Prayer
was offered by Tho Rev. z. &. Thurber. br.
Bell, OF Lyons, N. Y, ofored resolution, that
an overture in tho following words bo sont down
to tho Presbytery, viz. Would IT be advisable
to engraft sytem Of transferring ministers
from one field to another in tho church polity Z"
Laid on the table.
The Rev. Mr. Bulkley nado short address,
bearing testimony to the virtue and christian
character OF Elder Rogers, whose death had beon
announced, and tho Assembly appointed COM
mittee to prepare minute to be placed in tho
records Of the Assembly relative to tho tleccaaod,
and DO transmitted to Ills family. The Modor-
ator then read tho precept formally diBBolving
the Assembly, aud ordering the noxt Assembly,
to convene at St. Louis on the third Thursday IN
May NEXT, after which ho delivered 4
brief address,, returning thanks to the
members for their confidence and good order
maintained, concluding With prayer and bene-
dlction. The Assembly then dissolved. It's de-
Iberations throughout were married. with the ut
most harmony and fraternal feeling. Many OF
tho membora left for their homes tonight.
, 1873-05-29
FRANCE.

propose = law, making the President irreaponsf-
pie to the Assembly for his acts. It is rumorod
that motion will be made In the Assembly to
proclaim Republic and confirm MaoMahon as
President for = term Of five yeara.
, 1873-05-29
The judicial Contest.

Special Wspatch 10 1hs Chicago 4t,bunt.
pEoIIA, ILL.,, May 28.-The 1atest dodge Of the
judicial canvass Ia letter which appeared in the
Dsg1narak Craig paper. OF this oltY this morn
, 1873-05-29

ST. LOUIS, May 28.--Tho Twenty-thtrd Annual
Convention of tho Episcopal Diocese OF Missouri
laa beon III seBsion here to-day, aud Tonight a
reception ia being hold at tic residence Of
bishop Robertson.
, 1873-05-29

:, 1NnrAvAror1s, May 28.-In the Grand Lodge,
Masonic Toinplo was voted down by largo
majority. No measures were taken toward ro-
pairing the prenont structure. Christian Fetta
was reelected Grand Master,
, 1873-05-29

GENEVA, ILL.,. May 28.-1n tho case Of the
Chicago & Pacific Hallway '. tho Chicago l.
Northwestern Railroad Company for the con-
domination by tho formsr nf portion Of Tho
, 1873-05-29

BRUSSELS, May 28.-A terrible boiler explosion
occurred in crowded workshop here to-day.
Fourteen persona were killed outright and many
injured aome OF whom will die.
, 1873-05-29

C1No1NNAr1, May 2s.-Tho convention Of the
Colored Branch Of the Christian Curch, at Lex
ington, adjourned to-day. The last business was
the paasage Of a resolution requiring all MEM
bers married under tho slave regime, or living
together under tho slavery custom, to have tho
marriage solomnized under tho preaent Stuto
, 1873-05-29
THE CHOLERA.


A Statement by n New Orleans Paper.
From the Ke,o Orleans Republican, Aray2
that Cholera Skis e1iats in this city in an epidemic epidemic
form, which have had tho effect to cauee vessels
from this city to bo quarantned in Havona, as
we'll as to excite great deal Of fear in some Of
tho Western citieB. This feeling was Intensified
by report that tho steamer John Ktlgour which
left this port for Cincinnati on tho 18th inatant
had lost three passengers by death from cholera.
OF courae the prompt denial Of the Captain Of
the boat that such was tho case failed to over
take and counteract the flying rumor.
It is true there have boon some fatal casen Of
cholera in this city during tho paat sx weeks, aa
the following statements of deaths will show;
, 1873-05-29

LONDON, May 28.-sir James Duke, Lord
Mayor Of London in 1873, and for many yeaEa 4
member Of Parliament, died to-day, aged 80.
, 1873-05-29

ST.. LOUIS Mo. May 28.-A private dispatch
from DuQuoin, Ill.,, RtatoB that j. B. Lemons,
while changing carn at that place carly thia
morning, was knocked down aud robbed Of
$1,000.
, 1873-05-29

NEwAnK, May 28:-1n tho Now JerBey Annual
Episcopal Convention at Burlington, tlils morn
division OF tho diocese was adopted by almost an
unanimous vote.
, 1873-05-29

TOLEDO, May 28.-Harvoy Abrams porter
at the Boody House, shot himself dead last night,
while carelessly handling a revolver belonging to
o guest,
, 1873-05-29

Execution of a Murderer.
NEW YonK, May 23.-Leyi soulos WAS hanged
yesterday at Marion Court House, South Caro-
lima, for tile murder OF Noah Sutton, on tho 1Oth
Of February lust. soulos and lis victim wore
1athoatmen,
, 1873-05-29

1NI&8Ug41N
ST. LOUIS. May 2B.-The Missouri State Edi-
torial Association met In convention to-day, ut
Louisiana. Con. Forrest wna introduced and
delivered tho annual Grafton.
, 1873-05-29
MARRIAGES,

MARRIAGES.
. HARVEY-DADGER-Int thia City, on the 2sh Inst,
b. the ReY Rr o1aik q L3usyie KY 1sslstsd b tho
TIE father Of tho hrido burlington ". Harvey and as
Tho copy prayer buck uaed BY tho o}cattn4 min
ister tho same from which ho married tho fahot and
mother OF tho bride.
, 1873-05-29

AalcEoN lmceRN1nTF .AfrG8tchs
MEMPHIS, Tonn., May 28.-Sam Goldberg, a
clothing merchant, at No. 406 Main street, wns
arrested last night for attempting to burn his
store to obtain The insurance, and committed to
jail this afternoon without bail.
, 1873-05-29
Turkey

TURKEY.
been destroyed by condagration in stamboul.
, 1873-05-29

DosToN, May 28.-The American Tract Society
today elacted tho old Board Of Officers.
, 1873-05-29
AUCTION SALES,
CUATrEL MORTGAGE SALE

OF an Omnibus LINE ut auction, Saturday morning.
May 81, At 10 s'olook IT,, At tho boarding and Sale
Htablea Nos. $50 and 81 Mohgan1t.4 Hush, con4tst
Ing Of no lot OF horsss young and sound; onbuses
opon and Close Concord hsltes whps sobe,
posltl1e. Por order, j. 4. EfphY, q ,M!9o5igSsse.o
CuatouiAuS and Auc uh,iGnrs.
, 1873-05-29

1ATANTEn--A COMPLKTE sKT OF HDuHEKEEP.
W Ing utensils aud furniture, for family Of tfoo In
91ehanHo for ntttclaAa new r'Ano or of3an AddEesa
, 1873-05-29

INDIANAPOLIS, May ga State Convention of
Sabbatll-sohool workers will be held at Andor-
son, Ind, from tho Cd to 9th OF June. Arrange
most of the railroads.
, 1873-05-29


n1VOROE8-LKlALIY ODTA1NED-FEN AFTER
- deo1ss Scandal a!otded Nine ysats psaotss In the
courts OF Chicago. Addsess +. O. Hot 1u57.
niVoRCEB OBTAINED FOn UAUBEa. ALL LAW
~ business httuudod to. RUHlI, BIT South Cark.st.
, 1873-05-29
Cholera Cholera Cholera
sporadic. 4tprbt,8. ttfdtttttnt

In the present weok the following deatha hayo
occurred:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-11
The Interior Department.

The Secretary Of the Interior in his annual
report regards the situation in the Indian
service as favorable, and as indicating the
propriety and practicability of the humane
policy which was inaugurated at the beginning
of President Grants executive term, and which
has governed the Department in the trans
action of all business matters pertaining to
the conduct of Indian affairs. Satisfactory
progress toward the accomplishment of the
ends sought to be attained by this policy has
already been made, fully justifying the hope
that it will eventually achieve the end in
view.
The Secretary recommends that the system
Of cash annuities be abolished, and that pay
ments to Indians be hereafter made in goods
and supplies. He suggests that money due
the prairie bands Of Pottawatomies and
Kansas Indians be invested in Government
bonds, and placed to the credit of said In
dams, respectively, for the purpose of their
civilization, to be used by the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs for that object, both inter.
est and principal to be paid at such times and
ia such manner as the President OF the Unl-
ted States may direct.
I The government should assist the Indians
DESTROYS of securing permanent homes, by the
donation of stock and. farming implements
The first step toward permanent settlement Of
Indians in fixed homes is establishment an1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-11

The report of the Supervising Inspector
General of the Steamboat-Inspection Service,
for the year ending June 30, 1878, contains the
following statements:
% The year 1872 proved disastrous one to
life and property on water. One hundred and
uinety-two casualties were reported as having
occurred to steam vessels, by which 300 lives
are known to have been lost, and. nearly as
could be ascertsined, resulting in the loss of
property to the amount of 81, COS, l43. Prop
erty amounting to 81, 023, 528, and 1913 lives,
were lost through casualties by fire alone,
showing the urgent necessity of still greater
precautions being taken to guard against that
destructive element on steam vessels.
" Notwithstanding the steam marine OF the
country has suffered severely by reason of
casualties / am pleased to state that a con-
slant increase in the tonnage thereof has con-
tinued. Sew snty-two new steamers, with an
aggregate tonnage of II, 966, were added to
the several inspection districts during the
year 1872.
''Among these were the iron steamers of
the new American Steamship Line. of Phila-
delphia- These steamers sc EN- to have given
an impetus to commerce which, IT is hoped.
may result IN the establishment of other
lines. and in the building of an increased
number of steamships in this country which
shall traverse the seas under the American
flag. and TINS aid in the restoration of the
prestige of cur commerce. on the ocean.
a During the year ending June 80, there
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-11
Don't Wet Your Coal.

People who prefer wetting the win
ter's store of coal to lay the dust on
putting it into their cellars, do not gen.
orally know that they are laying up for
themselves store of sore threats and
other evils consequent upon the prac-
tice. Even the fre-damp, says an ex-
change, which escapes from the coal
mines, arises from the slow decomposi-
ton of coal at temperatures of but lit
tie above that of the atmosphere, but
under augmented pressure. By wetting
a mass of freshly broken coal and get
ting it into cellar, the mass is heated
to such degree that carburetted and
sulphuretted hydrogen are given off
for long periods of time and pervade
the whole honse. The liability of wet
coal to miscellaneous results under such
circumstances may be appreciated from
the fact that there are several instances
ON record of spontaneous combustion of
coal when slowed into the bunkers or
holds of vessels. And from this cause,
doubtless, many missing coal vessels
have persisted.