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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-28
FROM RAWLINGS, WYOMING.
Rawlings as q Summer ResOrt-Elk
Horns for the Vienna Exposition.

Rawlings as q Summer ResOrt-Elk
Horns for the Vienna Exposition.
Correspondence of the Union and American.
RAWLINGS, WYOMING, March Is, 1873
One of the peculiarities of Rawlings is the
Summer season. The warmest day last
summer was S. degree in the sun, while at
Green River ii was 90 in the shade. @GIeen
River is one hundred and thirty six miles
west of this place. At Laramie one hun
dred and thiriy-nine miles east of this
place it was about the same. The nights
are cool and very pleasant. l have never
seen day but what there was q good
strong breeze.
As this place contains nearly every kind
of water and the climate is delightful, why
should not ths place be favorite summer
resort for the tourist? The only reason is
that it hasn't the proper accommodations
for ladies. Some of our Southern friends
would do well to take tour through the
West, instead of going to the fashionable
watering places. The artist could find
ready use for bis pencil and brushes. The
sportsman need not go far for game. The
angler is satisfied with half an hours fish
ing. The climate is beneficial for people In
the first stages of consumption, aud the
miner has only to dig few feet before he
finds mineral.
A collection Of petrifact ons and the diff
ferent kinds Of minerals was sent from this
place to Peoria, H., also a pair of elk ant
liers, that we're sad to be the largest perfect
pair ever seen 10 the United States, and it
was decided TO send them to the Worlds
Fair at Vienna. The elk is Of a reddish
brown color, changing to gray OF the back.
l. is az high as horse when full grown.
1t attains its full vigor and size when four
years Of age. They are very shy in the
SKINNER season, but in winter they come
very close to the settlements in droves of
about FIVE hundred, and occasionally a
thousand. In February they retire to the
mountains where thsy she'd their antlers.
In September they come down on the plains
and remain until February. The elk,
though very shy, is very easy to ensnare.
The cry of an elk in distress will bring the
herd to the place where the sound seems to
come from. As this cry can be produced
by any hunter, it only remains to bring
him in range and then kill.
1t has long been question whether or
no the elk sheds its antlers every year. 1t
has been decided that they do. IL has often
been argueG that if the elk shed its antiers
yearly, that in a country where elk are nu-
merous the antlers would also be numer-
Gus. But this is mistake, for the horns
decay within year or two, and besides this
the elk retires to the most deserted and
lonely mountains it can find to shed its
autlers. Its antlers grow out in about six
weeks, and are very soft and easy to bruise
for some time. We have on hand pair Of
antlers five feet in heishth and thirteen
inches inches in circumference where they
join the head. They have twelve spokes or
prongs, and as they are very uniform in
every way, they are a,fne sight. j. E. D. 7
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DEsPoNDESFY
Grief, Anxiety OF
Mind, Defective
Memory, Ba-h
fitness, Weak
ness of mind auf
body,
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The advice we receive from both the
journalist and politician Is, Stick to your
party; remember its present history, its
glorious record. Be patient Patience is
one Of the cardinal virtues, but there is a
point where it ceases 10 be a virtue, and
that point in our case is nearly reached.
You say, In all of their objects except
| the cheapening Of transportation the gram
/ ges have already answered their purpose,
Permit me TO inform you that you are not
informed, or else you are wilfully misrep-
resenting facts This is much more
comprehensive movement than you seem
TO suppose, and our work Is scarcely be-
gun,
In conclusion you call attention to the
Committee appointed by the Senate, and
add, to gather all available knowledge on
the subject OF transportation, and that they
will give to the farmers a mass OF intorma-
b ton on the transportation question which
Q will be invaluable in helping them out OF
= their troubles The farmers have all the
+ information now that is necessary 70 arrive
at an intelligent conclusion. They are
i ready to act, but you insist that they shall
! not. but that they shall act with the ne
J. publican PARTY and at the same time you
It intimate that all the Committee intend &c
r. do is to furnish information, and that the
e farmers must help themselves out Of then
d troubles. VIII you tell us howl Why act
is any longer with party whose leaders anc
At statesmen can find no remedy or afford u
II any rclietF
$ We have but little hope from the actor
~ of that Committee. None Of the names
h you mention have in their public acts arts
n en- above the politician and the partisan
D. and thus far they are innocent Of anythmg
)t that looks like craftsmanship. 1t Is wins
70 pered, too, that they are dabblerS in rail-,
i road stocks, and are also in the employ oil
d railroads as counsel. II SO, we anticipate
pr what the report will bc,-but we Will wal
t. and see.
lg Let me say in conclusion: The issue in
l. yolved in this NOV emeut must be settled
Is, and there is no neutral ground.
ne The Republican party and It's organ
r, will have to meet the issues fairly. The.
g can choose their ground and abide the con
y sequences.
lie This blowing hot and cold with the sam
I'd breath will not answer the purpose.
Mt Respectfully yours,
w J. WILKINSON
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MOFFAT,s LIFE PILLS
and
PHENIX BITTERS.

ThemoSt Successful Medicines
the world.
Established IN 1885, by one Of
Most Eminent Physicians,
AN. now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver. Blood, or Skin, IndigeS-
tiOn, COStiyeneSS, Bilious Com
plants, rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
in cur possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCJ RESetFect-
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions Of the body
in a healthy condition.
=. sold ty Druggists everywhere
j. D. Rowland. Proprietor - Liberty
Street New York.
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fla person has Con-ut 'rion. OF course the lungs
.u some way arc di-c-cd irhrr ,uhcreles abseesscs
bronchial irrjtaiions. pie m adhesion exist, or the
lungs are mass afinhl aljun aud fast decayiugl
iu s'c9 cases what must De- aeuc: 1T not only the
1L-, rH-r arr wasting 1ai IL IS The whole body
h" stpfa1rh ann liver Hae lost their power TO make
blood cat OF food Vow he only chance Is 70 take
Dr. Schenck's three med insE. which will bring up
tone to The stomach, ~ patieH, viii begin 10 want
ooe II viii digest easily aud make good blood; then
'ae patient begins 70 gHi in fesh and rs soon as the
body begins 20 grow the unss commence 70 heal up
and the patient gets hes " snd we'll This is The
only way 70 cure Consuratl7u.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DFLAmARUF,S spECrprC prvIS
P,spaIEi2d I y } GARANgiFRE.


No 2li Rus Lombard. Pans
These pills arc highly recommended by the entiro
Medical Faculty Of france the very hest remedy
IN AL eases Of hpermhtorrhura seminal wanknens.
Weak spine. Deposits in the Urine Nervous I1s,
bty. snd all the chastity train Of Diseases arising
from Abuse and Secret Habits They when al
other remedies fail and hayp been used with astonin
ing aHcc.an by the loading freueh Physicians during
the past u years Pamphlet ~ ADVICE IN each boE.
q vii BE- sent FREQ n any address Price = per
bon. Sent By mail, ssesvsiv senfed rrgnt al akse.
sailen on receipt q puee by any advertised Agunt
OSCAR q. hOSES N uonftArTs..ss'r. NEw YonE
hole General Agent fsr Auaariea- = 7.
sold By Rcnser a Thomas, and smith a Boune
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When thsf' is uo lung disease, and only Liver
Compliant and Dyspeps a.. Schenk's Seuveed Tonic
anl Mandrake 'ii's sufficient, without the Pul-
monte syrup FsEe Ii, Nndratc Pills freely in all
'lhous comUinuts, a. ey arr perfectly harmless.
ET Nchenek who has nioyed uninterrupted health
t3r many years past, AID nov weighs 225 pounds,
was wasted away 10 a mere skeleton, in the very
ast staEs of Fuluouary Consumption lie physicians
having pronounced his .ase hopeless, and abandoned
him 10 lis fate, H. cGred bv the aforesaid med
'eIncs, and since his r orery many thousands =im
arly afflicted have used his preparations with the
same remarkable success Full directions accomra
ny each, mixing it m absolutely necessary to per
'ona.Il see Dr.. scheaos, unless patients wish tbeil
lungs examined.
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TIE GREAT RHEUMATIC aEEEpY.

THIS MEDICINE ALTHOUGH CALLED LIN
| imeBt i the beat Internal remedy offered to
th public for il l. daily ectiug after all the
u GUAR medicines OF the day have failed give
iisf: the reason for this l. obvoas Ii contains
Medicinal virtues which other medicine possesses
ss. compounded from fifteen distinct sBhsta noes
s. ne OF which contain the mo-i highly nutritious
af4 vlIaizng properties eu 'wn in combination
W n other medical virtues which ueu-
Frh7e All morbid or poisonous seCFettoD- and eFad
icie them from the system. Ii supplies food for the
b 90 elasticity and strength to tae muscles gives
tva and Vignr TO The nervous system i'll short, rs
N iutrrnsi and external remedy, II has no equal
a. contains no pueru' substance II il a safe and
-t..,.4v cure for the following complaints: kheuma
ri.a Neuralgia Diptheria or certted sore Throat,
q seutary Iiarrheaa- Ery- ipea- Sal theUm, tan-
s Tin The Mouth or stomach, foisgD Piles. Kidney
& niplziut. Cramp, Scalas and Burn-, Head5chc.
ache. Tuuthace. Cfiihlaius. ChGpped !iands. q.
l. PIERCE X co, Troprietot-, IS High 81. Prov
/ t, rec Il sold b. all Druggists.
.auci0imwfts
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES

EHNAN'S pULMONTC WATERS
Cure Cougus. Coins, ASTHMA BHogcHrTTg Sonr
IiiNoAT, HoARsfNFss, DIFTCrfT RHEATHTNG in.
rpfrNT Consumption AND i.uNG DISEASES They
have taste Of medicine and any child will take
hon Thousands have heensro restored 70 health that
had before despared TesttFnonv gtvoo in bnndresis
q cases. Ask for BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
Price 10 cents per boN. JOB MOSES Proprie-
tor ~ fortlandt Street Eesg York 'N'''''
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Ths 9ailg Atsns.
Wednesday, September 3, 1873.
From the y. Y. World.
n.u..al nnnntv Xilkinsnn's Letter

General Deputy Wilkinson's Letter.
We publish a letter this morning from
Mr. j Wilkinson, the General Deputy Of |
the National Grange Of the Patrons of |
Uusbandry. II is addressed TO the New |
York Times, but Just as that journal day |
after day for mouths most outrageously
slandcred and illuminated Samuel j. Til
den, a Democratic leader, and then refused
to publish his reply, so now it ISLANDERS by
wholesale the Changers of the United
States and then refuses to publish a reply
from their General Deputy Wilkinson
We transgress rule of newspaper cour-
tesy, but only towards, print outside the
pale of decent or honest journalism, in or
der to extend to the Granger the hospital
ity Of our columns.
Deputy Wilkinson's letter is very signif-
cant He is obliged torecognize the dead
ly hostility Of the Republican party lead
ers and their organs 10 the movement
which he represents A Republican him
self as he declares that two thirds of the
order are or have been, it is with added
force that his appeal TO their old party is
uttered, it is with added Indignation that
he and they resent the rebuffs which that
party now adds TO the farmers wrongs.
But the attitude of the Republican party
is taken, and neither the appeals which
the New York Times would suppress MOI
dread of the hostile votes of the Gran.
gers can effect n change. The policy OF
the Republicac party is determined no
longer by men Of high aims or large abiIi-
ty. THE brains are ont. Its real ioun'
ders and former leaders have gone out, ol
been east out, or showed into retirement
The foremost remaining leaders, including
4 1 "a ....TW
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Beware of Counterfeits !
JOB HOSES SIR {iHgf G,II;;fFkE's

dfr er'enFrSig COuNTERFEtrEn. BiabOnesf Drfgg}sts
~ i'H'" 10 al ne cpuHtsrrsg 10 n,nkc greafer uTahfs
ne grHHias hare me- of Job Moses IN s.ieh
pH'.1Yr Al o'hsrr are sroTfhisfs tfafigfiSBs Tha
ohNliNE is are unfailing in the cure Of All those
painful And dangerous diseases 10 which the female
constitution tS subject. They moderate ali axesssve
ehu cure All suppression Of tho menses when caused
~ cNiat Inflammation. or disease In all cases Of
nervous ana spinal Affections Pains IN the Back
AEa limhs, Fatigue on slight sNertian Palpitation
I" thN heart Hyste1ca and Whites. they will effect a
cure Wheu al other means have failed. and although
delicate constitution ~ Wv ~
CIRCULAR in English German and French aronnd
o eth bnttle eve. tnli direction and advice
u ~ fils are sold At most drug stores hut
H.. r..,s,t.I-t ,ehAul supply tne oENUfNE. do not
~ F,IruAHel - ACCEPT any counterfeit or bogus ar.
WV Dut send pns Dollar " the solo proprietor Job
tOaer, " tortlardt Street New Ynri vitb man,,
Of express office a. ghich you will call Tor the pael.
efe, and bottle % The uTsufNE pills eocurets 80
saiel paefrd "a plain wrappers will be sem bv Tetnr,
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CONSUMPTION
And It's Cure.

I'm, OF ~ e. awful disease are fOuud IN every
nel-hp or''H 80, IN a most every house.
y l''F and for their frieuH-. ga have ri in-- af
.''H ~ scr and hupc-tuu announcement %. q most
iuiJ' Iaui discovery, firmly la-nd uupu common
sep .a and reason. by which the terrible maiady H.
ifiroly controlled, and ir- victims arr restored
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Flower Stands.

CONVENIENT, ORNAMENTAL. AND DURA
y Bile Made upon casters and hold from 90 TO ~
hngcr pots: wire fencing especially adapted for uB-
vision fence in office, or for front yards, aWIs ans
cemeteries, when durable and handsome fence p
required Wire counter ratings for ofce- and banks
landscape and figured ornamental wire window
-e-eeus for Windows, for Offices and banks Copper
GtheT sand -crcncS. fpuntery riddles IyoH
rrss and copper wire galvanized clothes line wire
Ar d cages. wire cloth ana wire work OF every de-
ptiou mst" 30 order and sent safeiv TO any part of
g0uUry "holvaaeaud retail. send Tor price LETS.
B.. r EARNI-A
Proprietor Detroit wte o,ks lis Woodward Az:
enue. i3e4rait Mich. may3BdfHwf6 WHY
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ScacncS's MsEdFass n act upon the liver. IT.
moving nd distractions. the ducts OF the .-.ll
bladder, ihe bile starts fray and the liver is soon
relieved; ths stools viii WHIST tie Fills can do
nothing has esrr hycu 70 -ui,d except caluuei Ia
deadly poison which Is We dangerous ousc unless
with great care thgi vii unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the secreti7H-u the liver Ike Scheuk's
Mandrake Pills.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-03

With great care, by a new process, we
extract from the true, select Fruits and
Anomalies, each characteristic flavor, and
produce F{GporiRgS eff rare egc8tsence.
OF great strength ard perfect purity,
resented. No decest--cdch bottle ,TuH
measure, holding one-half more Than
others PHrporttnq 20 hold same quGstitE
Gse them once, 5cfI use no other Tie,
most delicate, delicious faDors eoer made.
So superior to the cheap extracts. Ask
for DR. Price's Special Flavorings. Man
ufactured only by
STEELE 6 PEICE.
Dcpots, CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS.
MGnUf octurers Of DR. Prices Cream
Baking POsoder
ID mwf&w1y
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LOST ENERGY
RESTORED,

caused by Nervous Debility, speedily cured. T.,
the only known and sure remedy. used M H.. ,rI
WESTERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Is7 SYCt
MORE ST, CINCINNATI, o. No nav reouirr.
Of responsible persons until cured SEND trt
stamps for free circular of advice
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failure thank all to send TO me or my agents nix
take buck their money, before moving to Montreal
Sold everywhere, IL a bottle. Send for Circular.
H. D. FOWLE, Chemist. Boston.
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'lHE CHI HAMPTON

Is declared TO be the simplest, the effective,
and the only always reliable se!factng Fire Extin-
gnlsher IN use. 1t is an entirely new invention
Tue letters patent all issued within the present
year II is therefore tree from the defects of all
olher fire extingushers before the public The in
EeutoT OF the CHAMPION, Mr.. j, B- Van Uync,
having had many years exp erience IN Introducing
ana handling fire cXtngufshers, brings forward the
CHAMPION, greatly superior to all others,
Corporations and individuals DESTROYS al project
ing their property against fire, viii do well 10 exam
Inc the CHAMPION on WHEELS, with 20a feet OF
hose with book aud ladder attachment II has Il
cap9city OF aNcr
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WILSON'S
GARBOLATED COD LIVER OIL

3 not a secret empirical nostrHm. Il is a happy
combination of two remedies known 10 ph y-icians
everywhere u- the best means Of combating con
SANCTION. THi- combination Is Mr. Wilson's dis.
-u---.. and !. lNrndcd nLuu Tho inLLnMLmE
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Liver Complaint is u of the mos; prominent
causes o., Consumption
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Dr. schenGk and biz son.J. Il. Schenck, Jr., N. D.
are professionally at Their store Northeast corner OF
Sixth and Arch street. Philadelphia every Saturday
All advice given free II charge, but for thornu.
examination by the Hcspirometer the price l. rs
This instrument wiz detect the slightest movement
ofthe respiratory or-ns; by it can be readily de-
termined whether the disease is tubercuar bron.
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-MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAN

ESTABLISHED IN 1s59.-Five hundred Thousand
people throughout L S and Canadas. have usel
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AGENTS
WANTED
PoN.-oN FILTRATION SIGNALS

THE BECKWITH SEQ PORTABLE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. on THIRTY DAYS TRIAL,
many advantages over all. satisfaction guaranteed
or $50 refunded sent complete withtuli directions.
BcCkylth ewing Machine Co, S62 Broadway, y. y
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FIFTEEN YEARS

WITHOUT A FAILURE 10 cnrl
all the worst forms OF Pm.
LRPRosY, SCRoFULA.RHFr
MATIsN, SALT RHEUM. CA
.TARRH, KIDNEY DISEASES
and all diseases Of the SKI,
and the greatest Blood Pm
rifier ever discovered En-
tirpiv Vqorfobfa H..
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Sold by all Druggists at 81 90 yer bottle. Manu-
featured by DR. KENNEDY, 40 Warren street
Roxbury, Mass 9.1d1y
, 1873-11-21
RIVER AND CANAL.

Navigation Suspended on tho Eric
Canal -- A Lnrgo Elect of noata
CnuEht in tho lcc..The Illinois &
'N1icFaiEnn Cnnnl Frozen Ovor~-Cns1n-
diam steamers Going into Winter
Quarters.
Special Ditputch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. 20.-Tno lower ond Of
tho Eric Canal is frozen over. Business is very
much retarded. Reports wero received here to-
day stating TINT over 100000 bushels of grain
shipped to New York in boats arc frozen up.
WEsr Troy, N. Y, Nov. 20.-Detween Utica
and this point there aro ut least 125,000 barrels
Of apples and ii. 600 barrels Of potatoes, besidoa
sudden closing OF tho cannl. The Auditor Of
tho Canal Department. llas given orders to tho
Superintendent of Sections to uao every effort
to get tho bouts through.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Nov. 20.-The Eric Canal
froze loro last night. and tho ice is two inches
betwcon here and Buffa1o, loaded with corn.
wheat. oats, apples, potatoes, aud lumber. But
few boats passed yesterday. Tho ico-brcakor
WAS tn operation yesterday, and is expected here
today. Tho prospect for further navigation is
bad.
speeiat Dtapatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
LASALLE, ILL.,, Nov. 2O.-Ico NIL inch and a
half thick formed on the Illinois River last
night aud has melted little II any, to-day. With
QUO or two moro such nights the navigation OF
the Upper Illinois will DO closed for tho soason.
Spre,al Dispatch to 4ns Chicago Tribune
TonoYTo, Ont, Nov 20.-Tho Royal Mail
limo Of eteamera and other ateam craft OF Lake
Ontario and the Upper st. Law1onco hayo COM
pletcd their trips and COMO into winter qunrters
QuEnEo, Cam, Nov. 20.-A number Of tug-
trcal, had to return on account OF the large
quantity Of leo.
, 1873-11-21
WOMEN FOR SCHOOL OFFICES.

An Effort to Hc HIndc for the Election
OF Lucresin p. NQ N1e and Otilcr Bost0u
Women to Places on tho School
Committee
Special Nspateh 10 The Chicago TFabuneD
BosToN, Mass, Nov. 20 Several meetings Of
persons Interested in tho movement for tho rep
rosentation Of women on the School Committee
have beeh held, but as yet only two ladies' have
consented to allow tho uso Of thoir names at tho
polls on election day. ThoHo aro Mias Lucrctia
2. Hale aud Miss Lucretia Crockor.
Miss Hale is sister Of Edward
Everett Hale, the preaehor, author, and
editor, and Of Charlee Halo. our lato Consul
General to Egypt; and has undoubtcd qua1il-
cations for position in the Committee, as slo
haa long been teschor Of rare and acknowl-
edged morit. She has written considerably In
periodicals md newspapers. Miss Croker IL tho
daughter Of q prominent citizen, aud has been
professor Of mathematics and astronomy in
Antioch College. Miss Amea, tho artist, has
boon strongly urged to run in Ward No. 4; but
sho positively declines. Other Indies will bo put
in nomination boforo election, and it is probable
TINT . very strong effort will be made for their
election,
, 1873-11-21

Tho Official Tests at PlttsbMrKh-A
Boiler Stands Pressure or 22O
lam

Tho Official Tests at PittsburKIa-A
Boiler Stands u Pressure OF go
Pounds.
Special Dfspatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
P1T1spuRan, Pa., Nov. 2o.-Tho boiler expert
mont continued to-day On the "A inch atoan,boat
boiler which they failod to explode yesterday,
and after two experiments, tho pressure being
raised as high as 220 pound, they failod to OK
plodo tho boiler, showing that 8 boiler cannot bo
exploded by gradual raising Of atoam that it
requires something bosidos that to ca,lso an OK
plosion. Tho Commission are satisfied with tho
result to-day, and will continue tie experiments
tomorrow.
To tho Associated Pr<ss.l
P1TTaDunau, Pa, Nov. 2o.-Tho aocond days
experiments by the Government Commission
woro continued to-day, upon tho ordinary singlo-
riyeted iron boiler. The ya1vo was removed and
tho aperture closed. Tho highest pressure that
could be obtained was 210 pounds, owing to tho
continued and increasing escape of stoam from
various parts OF tho boiler.
Further attempts were abandoned until It is
eaulked. Tho examination tomorrow will bo
made upon tho boiler, mailo in this city Of Uni
ted States brand Of iron.