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yet signed the Speakers warrant, and thei,
money remains in the Treasury.

The latest intelligence from Spain shows
that the naval revolt arose from the outbreak
in Cartagena, where the vessels were living.
Seven men-of-war, four Of them being among
the best in the navy, are in the hands of the
insurgents, who hold complete possession of
Cartagena, its forts and harbor. It il report.
ed that a regiment sent against the rebels de-
serted to them, and at Vittoria seven thou.
sand government troops are In q state Of com.
plete decentralization. The motion to censure
the government for declaring the navy insur-
gents to be pirates was rejected in the cortes :
in consequence Of which action the minority
will withdraw.
Walt Whitman is quite i'll yet, and is stop.
ping temporarily at Camden, N. j., on his
way, when strong enough, to the Long Island
or Jersey seaehore. His trouble, an obsti-
nate paralysis, the result Of former malarial
fevers, contracted during the war in army
hospitals, has been increased recently by de-
preston from the death of his mother, to
whom he was unusually attached. It is said
he himself has no doubt of recovery, and the
physicians, though not so sanguine, count on
his strong constitution to yet bring him round.
Whitman Is now fifty flour years cid. He has
been sick several months, and is able to go
out and around little.
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Regatta.

Toledo, O., 23. The fifth annual regatta
OF the Northwestern Ameteur Boating Asso-
citation commenced here to-day.
FIRST race for pleasure and working boats
distance three quarters of mile and return
was won by Era Of Toledo, time lG minutes
Second race for senior four cared shells,
distance one and half miles and return, was
won by the Rendines of Toledo, time u min
utes 81 seconds.
Third race for junior sx-oard shells, dis
lance mile and a half and return, won by
Excelsior's of Detroit, 10 minutes % seconds.
Fourth for double sculls there was but
one entry. 1t was taken by Gusts and
Aliock Of the Chicago Rowing club, in 10
minutes, 10 seconds. The weather was fine
and the attendance large.
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lands ON Masonry.

|pne John II. Bean is travelling in New
gland, imposing upon the Masonic Frater-
", Mailing from the Minnesota jurisdiction.
e Grand Secretary of that State says lie is
worst bean ever raised in the northwest.
e "Masonic Token" cautions the brethren
inst impostors. There are certain foreign
htlemen who visit our State in their grand
RS. who, after visiting lodge, telling their
of distress and taking up contribution,
to induce the Master to endorse upon their
Iona certificate that they have visited
lodge, or in the lack OF diploma to
a certificate of such visiting. The last
we have heard of was poor hungarian.
had been prisoner for eighteen years.
since Eossuths time. Having escaped
low seeks aid to send for large family of
II children whom he left in distressed cir
stances when torn from them by the min
of tyranny. Now the question would
lrally suggest ITSELF why those children
not grown up in eighteen years, and we
like replying as did finty faced broker
when he saw peripathetic pen-vender
zach him and say "Please buy box OF
am a poor Hungarian, and I'm five
sand miles away from Hungary" "What
bat 2" said the broker, 'I'm five thousand
away from Hungary, too"
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Goodrich Affair.

New York. %. A suit has been brought
against Lizzie King, alias Kate Stoddard, the
object of which is to foreclose a mortgage on
one of Goodrich's houses in Degraw street,
Brooklyn. King, alias Stoddard, is made a
party to cover any rights she may have in
the premises as the widow of Charles Good
rich. When the papers were read it was ex
planned to the prisoner that the object was to
cut oil her claim to the property. She said
that she had no desire to get dollar out OF
Goodrichs estate, nor does she propose to
claim anything; but that she does wish to get
certain trinkets which the deceased presented
her with, and which she says are now in her
fathers poss session.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

IL is said that facts have come to light
nroying that Washburne, and not Davis, was
nominated for governor of Minnesota. The
question will be determined by the State CEN
trail committee.
The last remnant OF ehe ,Hpaches in north
ern Arizona has been captured.
Representative Charles Foster OF Ohio is
the last member of the House on the list of
those who have returned their back pay to the
Treasury. INpshare was received July II,
making the thirty fifth on the list. Two hun.
dred and fifteen members of the House, and
delegates, have. drawn their back pay ant
kept t. and theVgAaininS thressAsye NOT a.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS


HE REGATTA.
Pittsburg, 90. K. J. Cook, Captain of the
ale crew has arrived. He was met at the
depot by a number of fellows students and
townsmen. lie expresses his opinion very
freely regarding the unpeasantness over the
award of the colors, which occurred at the
close of the race. He don't see how being
two lengths behind, the Harvard's could have
thought they won the race, and don't think
they deserve credit for returning the colOrs
the next day at the demand of the referee.
lie say it is all nonsense about the finish
being wrongly made; that Babcock wants to
excuse himself for wrongly giving the colors
The course was laid out by United States en-
gineers, Cook thinks the next regatta Y ii
take place at Saratoga Lake.
Inc Ne" GAS Al BATES CoLLEnt.
Lewiston, Me, %. Thirtv.threc Young
men have been admitted to the Freshman
Class OF Bates College. The next examine
ton OF Candidates viii occur August 9Oth
IN BEiLI.
Gov. DiX has vetoed the newspaper claims
bill ard the bill removing Sing Sing prison.
John McMahon of New York. defeated
Thomas Copeland OF Canada, in a wrestling
match at Troy last night after three hours
struggle, for $1,000 in gold and the Champion
ship Of America.
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tK!oAsu July %.
Flour steady. Wheat active, higher closing qui-
ct rather weak: No. spring 80: No. closed / 81
epot, p 81 seller; July IL Is seller; August
101 IA september No. 3 % l2 rejected 9l9S2.
RI ~ seller. tuonst Is 81. Sentember raiaiteJ
closed - l-i Oats fair demand, prices lower No.
- t.. spot: GO IL seller. August rejected % IL o
20. Rye firm aud fair deSand for cash No. 2 fall
dJ9 20 fair demand firm September 80 2aS5. Pro-
visions quiet and firmcr Pork fair demand, high
er 10 % held ID 609 - al close for cash seller; Au
gust Ii 30, closing strong. Lard dull. shade lower
held sgj, bid. Bulk meats fair demand firm, IL
higher, quoted; shoulders IL clear rib 10: clear
asked no sales.
Receipts 600 hour; 5000 wheat; a7l,ooo corn .
GO 600 oats.
Shipments.-50>0 -four: Gs onU wheat 3t2 000
corn IS 600 oats; 1900 barley.
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STATE NEWS.
The telegraph line is now complete between
Dover and Dexter.

The telegraph line is now complete between
Dover and Dexter.
Alfred Jail is to have new locks, aud rail
is to be put over the door latch of every cell.
While the little Lowell boy was drowning
in the Saco river the other day. Mr.. Fes-
sender of Denmark who was bathing on the
other side swan across, and the drowning
youth grappled him around his arms and ear
ried him down when he was obliged to tear
away from him, and leave him. His body
was recovered in about two hours.
The boy aged years named Charlie Mills,
son Of Robert Mills of Portland, who was re.
ported as having been cruelty whipped and
abused by his father and step-mother. was al
the request of the marshal brought 10 his Of
flee this morning by his step-mother. The
boy was stripped and examined By the mar
shall in the presence Of the reporters and eX-
hibited as fair and unbroken skin as babe
possesses. Not the least sign of whipping OF
brutality was seen. The case has evidently
been greatly exaggerated.
Mr.. VIM. Morreli of Gardiner, finished
burning his first kiln of brick on Saturday
last, containing 100000.
Mrs. Cunningham, successful teacher at
the North street school in Farmingdaie, was
made the recipient of testimonial from her
scholars.
4 survey viii he commenced this week for
a new railroad bridge across the kennebec
between Waterville and kendall's Mills.
Den Stones big circus is coming to Port
land on the 4th of August.
The Catholic Orphan Asylum viii Ue able
to accommodate $50 children. 1t viii cos
about $4,000.
At the coming State Muster the Regimen
will form on State street, Portland, and marcl
to camp where the tents will be pitched by
detail from the Portland Companies. Th
muster will occupy four days and there vii
be present the ten companies comprising tn
First Regiment, three unassigned Intantr
companies and a battery of Artillery. FIJI
time will be occupied by company and battal
ion drills, dress parade each evening an
reviews by Governor Perham and Genera
Chamberlain. 1t is understoon that the Port
land Band will furnish music.
The Wing says that Mr.. William Campbell
and wife of Winterport, while riding in Hamp
den Thursday evening, on their return iron
! aQ excursion, met with quite an accident. ii
turning out for a team to pass, Mr.. Campbell
drove across the shafts of wagon ieit D!
the roadside, tipping his carriage over oy
which his wife was thrown ont. her arm
broken and otherwise injured.
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IL HAD KNOWN II LA>i YEAR. This WAS
the language of poor cripple who, fourteen
months ago. was smashed under an iron
beam. He had been allowed to suffer pain
and assume mass of deformty--but he had
now recovered the use of one knee by the
Centaur Linmcnt. We hear such language
every day. There is 10 pain this liniment
will not assauge, no lameness il will no, allie
viste, and no swelling it will not subduc.
CHILDREN CRY-tor Pitchers Castoris.
1t regulates the stomach. cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil iulyl+lm
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Nominations by the Governor.

The following nominations have been mad,
ny the Governor, under date of yesterday
| STATE.
Rev Geo. NJ. Preston, Oldtown, Sol. Mar
Kew. II. W. Pope. Norway, {"
Rev. II. M. Haywood, Alma,
Rev. ID. w LeSacheur, Lewiston,
Rev. VIM. A. Reese, Ellsworth,
Kew. Nathan r. Turner, Harmony,
ANpRoscoGGIS.
John B. Cotton, Lewiston, J. P. Q
ARoosrooK.
Milo W. Cone, Amity,
CUMBERLAND.
Richard w. Robinson, Portland, ~
Edward II. Watson. Cape Elizabeth, T. j.
VIM. II. Jarvis, Portland, ]. p. @
HANCOCK.
VIM. B Campbell, Ellsworth,
Fred. E. Hartshorn, Ellsworth, I"
Chas. c. Burril, Ellsworth, Not. Pub
VIM. p. Prlbble, Cranbury Isles, J. p. G.
David B. Bysher, Stockton, %
KENNEBEc.
S. w Lane, Augusta, Not. Pub
{. NJ. Weston, Belgrade, bed. Jus.
Benz. +. Mitchell, Belgrade, i. p. @
LINCOLN.
Henry Harrington, Wadoboro, J. p. Q.
bed. Jus.
Horatio f. swasey, SO. Paris, j. p. Q.
PESoBsCo1.
Jere +. Estes, kingman, T. j.
PIscArAQrI~.
Jos. Morrill,, Sebec, j. l.. ..
SAGApAnoc.
C. II. Grconleaf. Bath, Not Pub
SOMERSET.
Edward S. button, Athen. bed. jus.
NJ. b. Smiley, Athens, j. =. q.
j. +. Holman, Athens, bed. jus.
Sullivan Lothrop, St. Albans, j. ?. @.
VIM. Courier, Cornville, T. J..
WALDO.
Alyah Sherman, Liberty, J. =. q.
orris II. Keen, Freedom.
WAsHINGro>
Jacob S Could, Beddington.
YORK.
Chas. G. Hobbs, South Berwick. r. j.
Josiah Tobey, Jr., kittery, Pilot Tor the
Piscataquis River and liarb0r.
NEW YORK.
Ellsworth 7. Maltby. Albany. Commis .ioner
Of Deeds.
S. B. Goodale, 9TH Avenue Hotel, Gommls-
sioner OF Deeds.
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EientIfic Clam Club.

lad now rival to the Fishnoc Cush-
Association arises, bearing the title
lie Humboldt Scientific Clam Club of
III America" 1t is to have the exclusive
Fol, forever, ''of all the islands in and
v Boothbay harbor and bay, embracing
| mainlands as exist within radius Of two
fred miles from Seguin rock, in any di-
,n except due south, with the sole right
,ontrol of all the waters, saline, fresh
tepid or thermal, surrounding or ada
70 the same, in such quantities, diluted
diluted, as the Association may decide.
immediate work before the Association
to be the exploration of the aforemen-
territory, in order to solve such abuse
Ems in science as must deeply affect the
re of mankind and to determine accu-
the position of the clam in the general
of creation. Therefore this august
propose to make an excursion to Mouse
|, on this Thursday morning, where a
Ter (and other things) will be served by
Thayer. The following are the officers
gay and festive association: Presi-
Harrison Baker; Vice President-J.
hnson; Treasurer-Marshal Withheld ;
spending Secretary--A. Hersey; Re-
6 Secretary-J. II. Cochrane; Trustees
p. Haskell, Geo. Cony, Chas. r.
VIM. B. Hunt, John w. Rowe; Chap
g. p. Cochrane; Artist-A. G. Long
Poet-V. d. Pinkham; Balloonist-
Russell,
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Eight young men of this city have formed
Il sort of an association of pleasure, not for
the present season, but in preparation for next
year. They propose to share in the expense
of boat to be built in this city the next win
ter, each one to have an equal ship.
The craft will be 80 feet long and feet wide,
and of sufficient depth to ensure safety and
comfort in excursions along the coast and
rivers OF Maine. 1t will be propelled by
steam power, and its entire cost will be about
$500.
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This Remedy does not simply re,iere Tor a short
time, but it produces perfect and permanent cures
of the worst eases of .hronic Nasal Catarrh and /
,riu pay 800 REGARD for case that cannot care.
Cold in the head" and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with few applications. Ii yon have dis.
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise; stop
ping up OF the nose at times; partial loss OF the
sense of smell, taste or hearing; eyes watering
weak; feel dali, or have pain or pressure in The
he&d,-you may rest assured that You have Ca
tarrh Thousands annually, without manifesting
half the above symptoms, terminate in ConsumI-
ton ard end in the grave. No disease is so com
mon, more deceptive or less understood by phys.
clans. will send my pamphlet on Catarrh, to any
address, tree. pr Sages Catarrh Remedy is
SOLD RY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 20 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
OF 80 cents OF four packages for two dollars. Be
ware of conteritits and ,rOrthiess limitations
that my Private Stamp, which Ia a Positive Guar
antee OF Geuuneness, is upon the outside wrapper
Remember that this private stamp, issued by the
United States Government expressly FOR stamping
my medicines, has my portrait, nameand address,
and the words ~. 5. Certificate of Gonuineness'
engraved upon 1t, and need not be mistaken,
Don't be sWindled hy travellers and Others repre-
senting themselves as DIR. Sage. | am the only
man now living that has the knowledge and right
to manufacture the genuine DIR. Sage's Catarril
Remedy and never travel to sell this medicine
R.N. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Worlds Dispens ary, Buffalo, \.
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FIRE RECORD.

New York. %. A fire broke out this even
ing in ID. w. Stearns' livery stable, 22j
Washington street Brooklyn, resulting in a
loss of $500. Seventy eight horses in the
stable at the time we're saved. The fire igni-
ted on the third floor in some hay. The
flames spread to the Brookly Lyceum adjoin-
ing, causing damage of about $1,000. The
lyceum was insured. Insurance on the sta
bic $500
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HrutalIy Murdered.

Willismsport, Pa, 90. Isabella Mcbride,
aged 20 years, living with her husband ON a
farm about seven miles from this city, was
brutally murdered last night by being shot
through the head. Her husband, John Nc
Bride, was knocked down with club and re-
ceived severe cuts in the head, and when
found this afternoon was lying on the floor
weltering in blood, but living. The old peo-
pie lived alone and were supposed to have a
large sum OF money in the house. There is
TO clue TO the murderer.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

New York, %. \ private meeting of the
directors of the Brooklyn Trust Company was
held tonight, at which the best means of dis
posing OF the Georgia State and the William
ante railroad bonds in their possession in
order to settle the affairs of the company,
were discussed.
There were l49 deaths from cholera NOR
bus in Chicago last week. mostly emigrants.
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The main pipe of the Augusta Water
Works, on State street, was tested yesterday
for the first time, water being let on from the
reservoir. The pipe was subjected to a
strong pressure, but no defect was apparent
No leakage was detected. Everything was
satisfactory and worked to a charm. The
ditch on Water street is now open to Bridge
street
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A riverman took sudden excursion the
other day over the Kennebec dam. log
driven swiftly along by the current, tripped
him up, and shot him swiftly down over the
apron of the dam into the foam below. He
went to his rescue. He deeply regrets the
loss of his pickpole and his hat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-24

There is some talk of organizing new
company of cadet militia in Bangor if the
State military authorities decide to carry out
the long contemplated plan of forming Sec
ond Regiment. Already there are three COM
panies in the State outside the First Regiment.
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Shooting ARRAY.

New ork, %. Benjamin llym, TO day
shot Or, Millner, warden Of the Home for
lame and crippled children, tie Doctor hay
ing heten Hymns son, who was an inmate OF
the Home, tor attempting to fire the building.
Previous to this occurrence liyms had Or.
Miiner arrested on II charge of assault and
battery, but the complaint was dismissed on
examination. Hymns WAS arrested and held
to bail in $1,000. Tho doctors wouni +, not
dangerous.
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" ASH Nt.TO>.

Washington, 23. Reports OF Com.aauler
Mallan of Washington. dated off MontcvlIio
June II, says the reported capture Of Iarana
early in the month proves false.
II is said that Jordan has ordered all ina es
in entire Rio between l., and 20 TO h enroll
Cd. The estates o: those who DO nor report
are IL be cOuiiscated.
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NJ OTlUE is hereby given that the annual meeting
- OF the Augusta Gas Light Company viii be
held at the office OF the company In Augusta, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day OF August next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF eleeting i've d
rcetors for the ensuing year and trans acting any
other business that may properly come before said
meeting. Per order Of the Directors,
GEO. Il. NORTH, Clerk.
Augusta, July 18th, lsss, jnyss-ws":Ld
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Cincinnati Produce nark,i
CINCINNATI, July %.

CINCINNATI, July %
Pork quiet, Ii 0Os
Lard dull and nothing doing. Steam at 40
kettle s oSh some choice city brands held at
Bulk meats Sales shoulders ! 81 clear rit
sides 9a9 ; bid buyer July; August; ciea
sides held S2..
Bacon in fair demand and steady. shoulders
held So; clear rib sides %. clear. sides held a
far demand AT a 10
Whiskey firm at 81.
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BY the new arrangement for the running of
the forenoon train to Skowhegan, our sub
scribers to the daily in Vassalboro', Water
vile and Skowhegan will be furnished their
papers several hours earlier than usual. We
begin to-day to send the daily BY this train.
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Meeting of the Trustees,

The Trustees held two meeting ytster-
day, one at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the other at
three p. NJ. The most important result OF
these meetings was the appointment of Prof,
VIM. Elder TO the Proiessorship OF Chemistry
ard Natural History, in place Of Prof. Ham
len, and Julia ID. Taylor, formerly tutor, was
promoted to the Professorship of Latin.
\ committee was appointed on term exam
nations. to report at the end OF each year,
Frs,,n,
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Frncisco, 20. This morning Charles
Below shot and MORALLY wounded Spoor
Sanford at the house of the former on How
ard street. The quarrel grew out of the
jealousy Of Sanford's attentions to Bellows
wife
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ARRAY.

Cincinnati, %. Yesterday Marshal Boggs
Of Greenfield, Ohio, attempted to serve a
writ of ejectment of one Johnson, who as
saulted him and inflicted two terrible cuts on
Boggs with an axe. He then assaulted dep
uty marshal Nicely with an axe and Nicely
shot hin, through the lungs. 1t is thought
both Boggs and Johnson will die.
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Afro III ALTERS.

Madison, Wis, %. Two injunction, nave
been applied for restraining the Milwaukee *
St. Paul Railroad Company from construct
ing bridge, or oh>ttuc'jnG the river near
North Lacrosse.
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Probable suicide.

Boston, %. The body of man supposed
to be Z. W. Libby, engineer at No. 3 Brom-
field street, found to-day among the
rocks at Nahant, partially in the water. \
note with an empty vial in his pocket indca-
ted suicide.
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, 20. Capt. Sheridan, submarine
diver, has succeeded in recovering two thirds
of the light portion of the cargo of the City
of Washington. The heavy portion of iron
and steel will be recovered intact
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Brain Exhaustion.

Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS, ST. JONI. \. b..
SIR Having, while at your establi >huie nj,
carefully examined your prescription, and the
method of preparing your Compound Syrup,
| felt anxious to give it fair trial and |
find that in Incipient Consumption, and other
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, il has done
wonders. In restoring persons suffering from
the effects of Diptheria, and the cough follow
ing Typhoid Fever, prevalent in this region,
it is the best remedial agent have ever used.
But for persons suffering from exhaustion 0i
the powers of the brain and nervous system,
from long continued study or teaching, or in
those cases of exhaustion from which so many
young men suffer, | know of no better mcdi-
cine for restoration to health than your Com.
pound Syrup.
If you think this letter of any service. yea
are at liberty to use it as you see fit.
remain yours, Sc.
EDWIN CLAY, VI. -.
ftrWA-m, \. s., Jan. 18th, 1865.
july23- +&wlw
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Explosion and Fire.

; Cleyeland, O., 20. AT , o'clock this norm
ing an explosion occurred in V. Erie < COS
distilery, on James street. One man was
blown into the middle OF the street and an
other from a seconl-story window against
another building. but neither were injured.
Immediately following the explosion an en-
tensive fire broke out which totally destroyed
large fve-story block, occupied exclusive
ly by Erie & Co. 1t is said that large
quantity of fine wines and liquors werr dcs.
tyoyed. Loss So, 900.