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vision the occupation had been pronounced perfectly
safe. The combustion Of the cartridges, when frSt
noticed, slow that 20 out OF Is persons en-
ployed escaped unhurt before the explosion OCCURRED
DECOMPOSITION OF WATER.--Gladstone and Tribe
find that when aluminium foil and iodine are placed
together in water, hydrogen is copiously evolved.
The same phenomenon takes place if aluminic iodide
be substituted for iodine its formation really being
the first part of the reaction just described
Aluminic bromide or chloride acts in much the
same manner, the aluminium used being almost COM
pletely oxldized. The experimenters sought to
determine whether zinc or iron, heated with sou-
lions of their respective iodides would yield hydro
gen. and obtained only negative results These
metals, however, with aluminie 1odlde IN water,
produced readily o eopiOus evolution Of the gas.
Aluminium alone decomposes water according 70
Deyille only at a white heat. But Gladstone and
Tribe by simply coating aluminium foil either with
copper or platinum procured couples which enected
the decomposition quite easily at the low tenpera-
ture of 1909 CentigTade.
CAUSES AND MECHANISM OF THE CALCULATION OF
FLUIDs.-Messrs. Matthew and Urban have re-
Gently made some very important experiments upon
the causes aud mechanism of the coagulation of
fluids, particularly of the blood, which they hken
to a chemical precipitation. The transformation OF
the soluble Ia sn nsouble substance is produced by
an acid whose effect is generally counteracted by
tho aIlinites of the fluid. The acid exists in mono
of the normal fluids of the body except the blood.
They make the following points concerning 1t: l.
Carbone acid is the agent in coagulatng the albu-
men, It only does this at an elevated temperature
because of the ammoniacal salts which must be
vOlatalized. Cold albumen if deprived of its ammo
MIA, viii be precipitsted by the acid. 2. Csrbonic
acid is also the cause of the coaguation Of hbrine,
and blood deprived Of it is incoagulabe. 1t cannot
produce this effect, however normally, because 1t Is
combined in the red globules which have great
affinity for the gas. When the organs for ats excre-
ton viz, the lungs and the skin, do not perform
their function the acid acoumulates and produces
intrayascuar coagllation as for example, In death
by snfioeation. BY similar accumulation beyond
tie limit of saturation of the blOod-gobules in the
case of hgature of vessel coagulation ~ Produced
Venous ciots formed in the course OF debtating
diseases because of degeneration OF the red gioD-
ues and loss of power TO hold the acid gas 3. Ca
daveric rigidity is produced By an accumulation IN
tho muscles of this same agent. developed py the
slow oxidation of the tissues. 4. The coaguiatlon
of milk is preceded by analogous processes to those
which induce tho muscular cOagnlasion OF tgcr oT-
lis in the former case, however, Tactic acid y pro-
dueed which coagulates the cascine at an ordinary
temperature.
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IldSosi- Sew MISUNDERSTANDING 70 the
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safe. The combustion Of the cartridges, when first
noticed was 80 slow that 20 out of % persons en-
plOyed escaped unhuIt before the explosion occurred
The Morning herald., 1876-12-12
Nearly hundred persons we're killed Or

Nearly hundred persons were killed or
wounded in the recent stampede in the
Chinese theatre in San Francisco. The
story now has new and terrible signi6-
canoe tor Eastern readers. The panic was
started by Chinaman who was frightened
out of his wits. Some one had carelessly
thrown on the floor lighted cigar or
cigarette, aud the mating in the gallery
had caught fire. The man who first
noticed the flames, instead of stamping
them OUT, sprang to his feet and in the
Chinese tongue yelled, "Fire! Fire!' at the
top Of his voice. The pan stricken audi
nee sprang to their feet ard rushed for
the door, giving no heed to the actors on
the stage, who were as self.possessed and
brave as were Miss CIaxton and Mr.. Stud.
ley at the Brooklyn Theatre. Meanwhile,
a man in the gallery had taken of his
overcoat and smothered the flames. The
theatre was saved, but it was too late to
stay the panic.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-12
CORD AND CRRESB.

But Beatrice saw nothing and heard
btbipg except the scene before, with its
and inspiration and her own utterance
its praise. Brandon's own soul was
Ore and more overcome; the divine voice
rilled over his heart; he shuddered and
tered low cry Of rapture.
"My Godw he exclaimed as she ended;
never before heard anything like this.
never dreamed of such thing. Is there
earth another such voice as yours?
ill ever again hear Of anything like
Your song is like voice from the
avens Of which you sing. 1t is new
realion."
BE poured forth these words with pas
mate impetuositv. Beatrice smiled.
"Langhetti used to praise me-" she SIM
rejoined.
You terlfy me" SAID ne.
"Why?" asked Beatrice, in wonder.
Because your song works upon me like
pell, and my soul sinks away, and all
will is weakened to nothingness."
Beatrice looked at him with a mourn
smile, "Then you have the true pas
|n for music" she said, ''if this be so
my part, is thejoy Of my life, and ]
pe to give up all my life to it,"
you expect to see Langhetti when
u reach England" asked Brandon alb
ply.
Il hope so," said she musingly'
The Morning herald., 1876-12-12
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY, December 1.-THE Cattle market
was dull this week, but prices were rather
lower.
300 ead sold ut 534a6c for extra Penn
sylvania and Western steers 5a512c Ior
fair to good do, and 4a4hc per ID gross for
common, as to quality.
The following sales were reported:-
- James Aull, Western gross 4Aa6A
iO2 James 8. Kirk, Western, 4@oN
43 Il. Horn, WesVern ,4@5
a. H. Chain, We.tern, 4ha6
100 owen Smith, Western 3. @6
800 James McFillen, Western. 4A@5A
81 A. u j. Christy, Western B @6
$50 Martin Fuller Il Co., Western s @5Sz
40 Philip Hathaway, Western s @os4
II McFillen IL 9ro., Western, $500
lO5 b Mooney, Western, 411@5M
42j X. Maynes Western 8 sA
$40 McArdle & Mile, Western, 4A@BA
80 James Clemson, Western 4xo5%
lOl Smyth, Western 5 @5N
l5O G. >chamberg &tIo., Western 4A@5T
lao + Moon, y, Western 5 @6
as r Mooney, Western, e%@6
IS l.. Cham. Jr., Western 4L@5E
o Frank LowensIein & &Addler. WA M6L
sheep were IN fair demand. lO,OOO head 80 d
at 41Sbc per pound gross as to condition
Hogs were rather lower. 45tO head sold
atS7 5uas Is per hundred pounds net,
The Morning herald., 1876-12-12
Phllnuelpnia Trade Report

MJNDAY, December II.
ClOverseed is firm ut i4al5c
timothy there ar. no transactions.
F,aXseei Is scarce and wa lted by Inc
crush rs AT hOal 81.
Cotton is uiel but steady at 12lzc for Mid.
dlins Upland, ana 23c for New Orleans.
Petroleum is steady at l5c for crude anu
26Lc for refined.
Shareholders are as firm as ever but
the demand from the refiners Is unimpt IT.
ant. We quote fair and good ref1ulng Cuba
at 97saIOLc. Refined sugars are shade
lower with cut loaf, l3N': crushed at l2Hc:
granulated and powdered at ll7sc and a AZ
TX .o+,,.
sales Of 1900 barrels Including MINI esOia
Extra Fsini y AZ &c 10; do do good at 10 70
do uo,, choice At i 45a6 5O do. DO. fancy 1T
9 75 Pennsylvania DO. DO. fair at W l2h;
do DO good at 8, rs; do. do. choice at . 3oa
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| C0tfee-PIi rs a.e wall stained sales OF
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AZ lSc: l25 bags Santos at l8c, and some
Java at 2Ia2ic, All gold
Molasses-nothiDg doing.
kye Flour Is helu at u soc.
Corn Meal Is inactive.
1he receipts and offerings Of Wheat are
light and ,rime Red and Amber Is held
| with firmnes,. sales OF 100 bu:, emp aclns
Pennsylvania Rid, 81 3ia! SS. Western
Amber a. 81 43; Pen sylvania do. choice at
Corn. under light receipts and active de-
mand is held firmly at the lae advance -
sales of 1000 bushels, embracing Pennsyi-
vanla Red prio atl 39a' 43: amber 46al 4
high mi xed at 5sa59;. and do. new mixed,
damp at 45 t5O ,.Sail Is wa ted at 5Sa59 q.
Oats are in demau a. full figures sales
| of s 600 bushels, including Western white
fair and pri me ut 3Sa4 v; Iowa, cnoice at ~
al5%c, and nlack. mixed and unsound at 10
| Whiskey Is d III and freely offered At VI ~
for Western iron bound barrels. l0J barrels
| sold at this figure.