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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

An old sea captain writes 10 lie London
Times a possible explanation OF mysteri-
Gus disasters at sea. He says: cover and
over again rocks have been seen in the
Atlantic by captains, off cers and all hands
Various British governments have sent
out ships which have searched for them in
vain, and, because these ships have failed
to find what hundreds have seen with their
own actual eyesight, these dangers have
therefore been expunged from the charts.
The position given by those who have seen
them is, IN most cases obtained by dead
reckoning, and therefore is only approx
innate; consequently it is most difficult
task to find them again. My own impress
sion ls that in many, on at least some
cases, rocks have really been seen. | be-
lieve they have been thrown up by yolcan-
ir agency, and have disappeared in the
same way, In the many shocks Of earth
quakes which run through Europe. | think
it is reasonable to suppose that such may
happen IN the great bed of the Atlantic.
In support OF my belief see that an
American irigate, about month ago, dis
covered bank off Cape St. Vincent, upon
which she anchored in seven or ten faith
oms. This bank has probably gone down
and up again, since the English brig PHI
grim reported one in about the same place
rs far back as 1896"
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ABSTRACT OF TIE
4 n n T1L STA TIE w r
Etna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,,
On the 3lst day of December, 1876, made to the
State of Maine.
-O-

Capital Stock i'll Paid up, saooo,ooo.00
ASSETS AS FOILOWS:
Real Estate unincumbered. s 365, 600 90
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in Agents
hands, 1272 ,6S3 80
United States Securities, $3.50 90
State, City and Town Stocks and Bonds 1872 545 90
Bank and Trust Cos Stock, 1875 ,535 90
Railroad Cos Stocks and Bonds 2OO4,945 90
Loans on Real Estate, S1,50OOO
Loans on Collaterals, Gs770O
Accrued Interest, 21Ss "a
Total Assets, $1ll5.624 Il
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due, S 2,145 Sc
Losses unadjusted POS, 1929
Reinsurance Fund 1141 273 ~
Return Premiums and Agency Com
mission, 77,7lG.47
Other Liabilities small, for printing, &c, 10000
Total, S2,15o,3s8.z4
Total Income for 1876, s3,623 or -
Total Expenditures for 1876. $i,3sS, 30. -
Risks written during the year, $3.50, $40 003 90
Risks outstanding 52,90i g07. 90
Risks written in Maine during the
year, $3.50 $50. 90
Premiums received in Maine in ls.G, 100 7S3 81
Losses paid in Maine in 1876 81 ,965 .0S
5W:t cox & FIELD, ACTS,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

A a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
February, A. d.. ls.1.
ID. HANSON, Administrator Of the Estate OF
- Abner H.. Bumps, late OF Thorndke in said
County OF Waldo deceased, having presented his
hnai account OF administration, together with Lis
private claim for allowance
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice to
an persons interested by causing copy of this order
10 De published three weeks successfully in the Re,
publican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they NAV
appear at II Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within ana for said County on the second Tuesday
Vi harch next at ten OF the clock before noon,
anu shew cause, if any they have why the same
should not be allowed.
fHlLn liERSEl, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. 7. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within ANA for
the County of Waldo, on the second lncstny at
February, A. d. 1871.
\ NSON +. DURHAM. nAntd Executor in Il Ger
~ tain Instrument purporting to be the last VIII
and testament OF Jane NJ. Stephenson, late Of Bel
fast, in said County of Waldo, decreased having pr,
scented said VIII for Probate
Ordered, That the said Arson +. give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy ot this
order to be published three weeks in th.
Republican journal, printed at Belfast that tArg
may appear ut Probate Court, TO he held at Belfast
Wiih ana Tor shd County, ON the second Tues,
March next, at ten OF the clock before noon. and
shtW cause, il any they hayr why the same sholtd
not BE- proved apr owed and allowed.
fHllb liERSEA ,.Iuiar.
true copy. Attest Is, T., Fitln, kr.i4trr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

removes ny single application the hard, encrusteC
matter from me nose, opens up the nasal passages
allows me sufferer to breathe freely and enjoy fol
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE
sANFORD's RADICAL CURE

Cleanses the nasal passages III single application
with the admirable Inhaler, which accompanies eac
package free of charge, and is seryiceable tina
any other form Of Inhaler.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01
PROBATE NOTICES.


To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
Of Waldo:
TNliE undersigned, Guardian of Minnie f., VIII
i lard, Everett and Gertrude Chandler, minor
heirs OF John A. Chandler, late of Burham, in said
County, deceased, respectfully represents that said
minors are seized and possessed of certain real
estate situate in said Burnham and known as the
homestead of said deceased, subject to the Widows
dover; that an advantageous offer of five hundred
and twenty dollars tor said minors interests has
been made by Hartley B. Libby of said Burnhan
winch offer 1t is for the interest of all concerned i'm
1nedlately to accept, the proceeds thereof to be pat
out on interest for the benefit Of said minors
therefore, your petitioner prayS your honor to
grant him license to sell and convey said rea
estate OF said minors, tincludng the revcrson of
the WIDOWS dover thcreon) to said Libby for said
sum. BENZ. MORRISON.
At 4 Court OF Probate, held at Belfast. within and
for the County Of Waldo on the second Tuesday
of February, A. d. 1877.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested hy
causing copy of said petition, with this order there
on. to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal 4 paper printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held ut
the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid on the sec
ond Tuesday OF March next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and SheW cause if any they hay why the
same should not be granted.
fHiLO IIERSEN, judge.
a true copy. Atest-B. +. FlELp, Register
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

Thus becomes powerful purifying agent in over
coming the poisonous action Of the rotten matter
that has, during sleep, dropped INTO the throat an(
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

Eternity can best be seen through the tears
Of suffering. Valuable to the human race is
his valley of suffering, this vale Of Hebron,
for, like Christ, the generations enter it for the
solitude OF meditation and prayer. Here it sits
down and writes its best poetry; here it COM
poses lis best music; here il builds up lis best
love and tenderness
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

Ideal giving is to give as Christ gave; give
directly, give personally; give with the love in
your face and pity in your hand. Give to ALI,
worthy and unworthy, as you call them. If
God had given His Son only to those who We're
worthy, | don't know where you and would
have been, ! am afraid we should have been
left out. W. II. H. Murray
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

Mays pain, Inflammation, and soreness OF the mi
Gus mem brane of the nasal passages. 1t il Tho
most soothing, healing, and grateful preparation
.Ner applied to these inllaned surtaces.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01
sANFORD's RADICAL CURE

II a local and constitutional Remedy 1t strengthen
the system by internal use, while endenvorng +
throw oil the disease, and s0othrs and heal8 the il
manned nasal surfaces by direct application
III
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

l. great and reliable medicine, and when 9
other remedy 10 tried and found wanting. this b
immediate beneficial effect, passes al once into IA
which il retains force afterW ard.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

VII II. SMITH, fftSluent
L, Sec'y. A. j. WRIGHT, Treas.
COX Il FIELD. Ag'ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t matters very little, in any practical way,
What Mr. Wade think OF the business hut MS views
are interesting a. "a reminder OF what r pu'canl5m
was before gave up It's fundamental principles Bos
Ton Post (DemJ
IF the Ohio Convention should attempt TO do
onesa- taat mas been prescribed by outside authorities
essential would require week for us deliberations
and snsst ~ large circusbin TO write it's platform
on Cleveland Leader (RepJ
The suppositiOn that the Indictment of Wells
and Anderson first move N scheme TO Oust Hayes
Is mpv assard There is power in Congress 10 re-
move an Executive installed other than
hv impeachment for high crimes and mlsdemeanOrs.-
lHufiio C0uuer (Dem1
President HAYES must see that the first step
70 take tne 0ficeholder ont OF pOntcs" Will be 10
excudeDus from ne National Committee The statement
thai an exception 20 be made IN YOr OF asSs secre-
tares and This particular Committee must be without
foluif1n Il Rot, he cannot too soon reconsider me
exception The cut must be clean and complete Utica
Herald (Repl
An eminent and hOnOred Republican, of long
experience the south aud Thoroughly iaHl&T what
Southern spirit. writes private 10 ter from WhCh We
take the liberty OF making the following extract; every
nan may 10 Gay look u the south move steadily
f0v ard 10 tke control OF this Government with rs much
certainty look, for sunrise to-hOrrOw-uniess al
tie u-c and actual results o, Hayes conduct can be
overcome nullihed. - Albany Journal lRep.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
ANOTHER READYMADE PARTY.

h0S1tgton DsD0ich 70 INC ThitducsWtn i""es
Judge Bartly, for "a long time Judge OF the
supreme Court Of OAe. and low prominent lawyer IN
@ tiiy Is the authority for the announcement that Al
teaay very we'll conceived and arranged movement IS
90 loot looking 10 The formation II new political party
70 De called The Union Party" Jddge sarty ID Dio
We -n-iaw OF he shermans, and mas always Decn CON
nefed DenOcf He that he indorsss the pOllcy
o. Hayes aud that while mat Hayes does not
Ssifc 70 create Hayes party, as ADV johnson ava
gh1son party, yet nc has every reason 10 believe ta
hayes would like 10 see the Union party become the
power In the land IL said that EVarts and Soburz are
ltit and sOul IN favor OF this Union party. TX
SENATOR toOte OF Mississippi and Tennessee i partner
~ Judge Barty, aud OutspOkeh SdvOcae Oh the
0ufenent 40 Is alleged tbat tIefe are thve'ahus OF
W. leading Of tho South ready ~ JON TINS party
1 tba ocise Congress meets In OCTOBER It's purpOse
ehgtn aud good Intentions Will De made manifest ~
Proposed 10 create this party In manner siniis 70
@ Nay mat ths Republicans became so successful Inc
e~t "i9ect viii Peace to ali sectOus Inc ever
,sstInS settlement Of the Indian question " internal
giOfeinents ana advancement OF steamship Dul.anE
-. - general encouragement OF commerce.; Gfituua
but not In 1879 and letting out Oh AN IN
amount OF silver change the ore 10 DC pohhscu
oOnds and tie reduction Of taxation aDd temporary
tpnson OF the sinking-fund payment Just pay Ino
On the public debt and the expenses Oh Inc Gov
--sht IOf ~ lexSI ten years ~ COME"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN.

WORK OF The NATIONAL TEMPERANCE coNvES-
TION-ADDREssEs by MRS. wHrTrENMEYER. MRS
JOHNSON, BISHOP HAVEN, AND OTHERS.
ROUND LAKE, N. Y, July festerday and
to-day the National Temperance Convention have had
possession OF the platform here and tho eengs have
attended by nearly 1000 people. Yesterday morn
ing the principal address by Mrs WhittenmeyeF OF
Philadelphia President OF the WOmen's National Tenn
perance Union. Mrs WhIttenmcyer thought one great
difficulty the In the Temperance reform
lies in the fact that there two standards set up be-
ginning cradle-one for boys and another for girls
one for and another for women. IL is none TOO
high and pure for tho women and girls, but why
make it Just high aud pure for the men and boysi
Speaking Of what accomplished by tho Woman
Temperance crusade she said it the uda wave which
lifted the temperance question up 10 tho Gospel plane
In the afternoon Convention addressed by Mrs
Mary c. johnson of Brooklyn, who listened TO WIN
deep interest In evening the principal speaker was
Bennett Anderson celebrated English Evangelist
and Temperance orator On the platform with him. and
gratefully referred TO by him, the Rev. DIR. Palmer
through whose fundamentally Mr. Anderson was con-
vrrted sixteen years ago IN England.
To-day the speakers have been numerous, and among
Mr.. Johnson ~ Brooklyn the Rev. Nc kehn
Fort Edward and Bishop Gilbert Haven oil Georgia
The Bishop made pal nIts and MS address was
only brief 10 satisfy audience thoroughly IN
sympathy with him. Many OF the addresses have been
aud free from rant. All or them placed the
Temperance question squarey the Gospel platform
The Rev. A b. Earle, the Evangelist. VINO IL great
favOrIte here, is To preach again this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
SUICIDE OF A BOoKKREpER.

Leopold f. Dinkelspuher, a German book
keeper thirty-one years OF age, took Pars-sreen
and died on Monday afternoon. 1T his hvme at No. $50
Eighth-ave. He spent Sunday in company with several
f,s.nds and about 0 o'clock retired 70 his room
Monday morning. he was ealedby his siser-in-law Mira
Knrtx with whom no resided. but did not
.nsver He was found to be suffering from
con yulsions. and showed every symptom OF poison.
Two obysicans were oaod but all efforts to tho
mans life proved uuavailing Ths family seened ieter
ned to suppress ets and tbs suicides motive for
self murder unknown. parmt TO bury the body
given by Coroner Wotan yesterday morning. without
ths usual autopsy being made. When asked why
natlon Of the body mads the Coroner ssd that such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
SUMMER LEISURE.
LONG RRANCH-


Long BRANCH, July 1.-THE sharp thunder
shower OF this afternoon had the effect OF giving tho
tells and drives quiet appearance and business and
pleasure seemed for the time suspended.
Tho New Jersey State Dental Society will hold a meet
ing in tho Reformed Church Chapel of this place
morrow at 10 M and will continue in session three
days
There will be meeting OF Standard Chapter, No. IS,
r. A. NJ. In this place tomorrow night, at which
ber OF the Grand Officers the State are expected TO be
present After the meeting, repast Will be served at
the East End Hotel
II IA reported this afternoon that complaint been
entered against OF the hstekeepers here selling
liquor Sunday, and that Of arrest has
Issued
number OF the members OF the Amateur Press Assoc
alton still at the Ocean Hots business the
session is concluded.
with gentleman. They have rooms at one OF tho
principal hotels but Miss Turner is registered under
another name.
Among the latest arrivals at the West End Hotel
George Richards and A. G. Canaold OF Dover N. J.; j.
Little aud A. ]. Mcdowell OF Nsw-York; L. p Hliard
OF Chlcago g. b. Wright Of Philadelphia and Lawrence
Oliphant OF LONDON. England.
A. II. Purdy OF New-York; b. U. Campbell Of C,hcin
nari. and A. j. Poppleton of Omaha are at Ocean
Hotel.
s. L. Truesdae Of Philadelphia; ". II. Kirk State
Senator OF Essex County. NJ j. p H. Gines OF Norwalk
Conn, and r. W Gerdes OF Pittsburgh Pa, have regis
tired at the Mansion House to-day
Mr. B. U. Brewster Of Philadelphia; E. Mora and Dr.
c. F. Taylor Of New-York at the Mansion House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
MATERNG-PLACE NOTES.

"SHring. Spring, gentle Spring. sang the
young woman riding blackboard out VI North Con
way upon one of excellent roads She wouldn't have
sunr the song 80 smoothly praised the vehicle SO
highly on some the rocky and PERCEPTIONS roads In the
Adirondack.
Ike Fatbomlsss. in the Adrondacks near sehroon
Lake continues to hold within its small circumference
severl mysterious monstersso the natives cay. But
entical crrcspondent OF the opinion that the mon
sl were mercy schools OF catfish summing thchselVes
The White Mountain coaches Will be rafting along
through the valleys Of that region loaded down WIN
merry passengers there having been large number 81
ARRIVALS at the various during the past week
The Tip-Top House Mt. Washington had 100 arrivals
one day: the Fabyan 27J, and the Profile 3lo.
yoke OF oxen TO pull ones carriage to church why
not il one hasn't anything better And seVera worthy
farmers so thinking, TO church at Adirondack ias'
sunday. IN vehicles dragged by the docle beasts The
summer tourists from the cities present thought 'nAt
ti,I, was turieG back ON It's track hundred years
IIe WAS a very polite dog who volunteered TO GUIDE
marry Of ladies 10 the Artists Falls near North Conway
,asi week, but he did something FAR more reharkao'e
ono of IN. ladies was thirsty and looked in vain for
b,roh bnrk drinkng-cup The following scene then fol-
IoUed she AYERS Just then our gallant dog SPRING
from the stone on which was lying and camo towards
ma lacking I'm my face as much say, Can't help
you ind what you want y Nice om reno" Ss'u'
want acme birch-bark to make drnkingcup' He IN
.rsnty sprang 20 large shelving rock. and Tor mo-
ment looked besilatngly down into the deep basin Oh
water and then made sudden plunge tot, anu chio
w., ,ri,mnhany with a bircn-bark drinkingcup In his
month This may Incredible dog story put IL IN
true"
The Thousand Islands exceedingly populous THIS
summer Largo excursion parties from the interior OF
NexYork Waited the Islands during the week ending
saturday last among the number being one OF 30O per
AIMS from Syracuse. Tho Watertown Commandery
Knights Tempar and their families. to the number Oh
900 persons viii 20 TO the Islands tomorrow, The fam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y. July 1.-THE Senator's
nearly all hero and every expected be
in their seat at the opening OF the trial OF Bank supern
tendent ID. c. Ellis which begins tomorrow. Tho Judi
ciary Committee preparing rules for the trial and
will report substantially the did the Committee
when q. ". Miller superintendent or the Insurance
Department was tried. Tracey, Onstead and Tracey
will appear for the prosecution o. w. Chapman and
Jeremiah Mcclure for the defence.
The 23O train to-day from the South brought great
many guests,
sunday School excursion from Albany took up its
quarters Al Congress Park to-day. Notwithstanding the
rain they were very merry party. This is tho second
to Congress Park ths season. IL is under
stood that many others viii avail themselves OF the
merous attractions offered by the managers
brilliant hop occurred the United States Hotel to-
night; there were hops at the Grand Union and the
Congress last evening
Hugh Glassford. OF Glassford & Sons, Prot Shaw OF
New York, and Thos McCarty Of Albany at the
American
y. L1pham OF Peru, ". Y, Gen. Francis Herman OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, w. w. Person OF sing Sing atthe
Marvin House.
The Rev. Dr. o. II. Tiffany and wife Of New-York J.
F. Huestis and party OF Boston, d. p. Lo)ms and wife
Unadila, Walter Weston and A. j. Weston OF Yonkers
Col Barnold Of philadelphia. and L. r. Mann Of The
Aibdny Argus M the Adeiphi
A. ;. seer and Albert CrOne are at the Clarendon.
Chas. Therman OF Brooklyn at the Columbian.
IL. Blacket Of England, Beaumont Of Itusyile Pa;
Addison NJ smith and pariy II l.. Van and party, Mrs.
Bemis VIM G. Wilson aud party, OF Boston Prof Theo
r. Cornell aud family, Of New Baltimore; VIM. Watson
of Steamers. Mrs CLYDE and Thos Clyde. r OF Phaael
pnt; Chas. Mana and family. OF Chicago; III. Lyon and
family. OF Monsoon; Chas sgtudnS 81 Norwich; Conn.
land, aud john NJ Francis or The Troy Times are at the
Grand Union
with exceptions all the Senators registered
at the states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
DIED

ALLEN AT Montsair y T. on rH'say morniPg in ,,n IL
CRANE-Juy H. Of dishthera Harry Bs.ser Crane. only
csd Of d. f. ami Hattie Buckley crane aged year ana
Funeral Faul Church, Ysskers Wednesday
CsrTIases vii meet ) D. n train fren Thrtieth.L
DAsH-At Riverdals Hudson. July 49, 1877. Arnold,
youngest child Of Bowie ahd Louisa Dash. aged years
DIon To Sss q ns .as e Joseph H Bisn "
Funeral THURSDAY 1891 Inst from her ats residence cor
Friends family respectfully invited 10 attend
PoRDuAM-on SUNDAY, Jay - Elia J.. wife Of Caleb 3.
Funeral viii ta1s place to-day tweinessy at 40 2eocs
near sixth
GnIEs-In Brooklyn L. 7th mo-. 18th, James Crimes in
Friends q c family srs respectfully pye$ 70 aesa 9s
on tho 4Ih day "Wednesday. at 3 ?. m.
GRoTEcLoss-on Monday July 49, Edrard Groloc.oss,
eldest OF the late John Groecoss IN the 4oh year OF
services at 81 Paas ERscGga Church corner o.
July Is &c ock .. n. -,
Lodge No. s42. +. a A. 81. are invited 70 atsena
HAYDEN-On sunday morang Illy l5,a inst Richard
ass year ] moaths aud IS days.
f3 Msino ssssl'Ss sly l., at io'so m
MATH Ews-Dicd at CHI L. L. Sunday July IT, Debo-
pnssr services at ssvsafesaISsi NJ f. Church between
FIRST and secondaves, Wednesday July Is at 10 NJ
OWEN Died West Point sunday July - Allen NJ eldest
raj rom lis late rssGsnc 81 West Thirty
on wsare s . 5as aS,h as,tS attend
TIMMs-Died July H. Merrsana. BENJAMIN J. Timms az
To- a short lines. aged IS years
Fsss rom his se residence 52j Mary.s,. THURSDAY 10Th.
a O'Clock
Intsrment woodlavn.
UNDERHILLDied in brooklyn. third day TUESDAY sew
entn aonta l7th, Frank youngest son OF saHa L. and
Mary Al ndcrnil.
Funeral "Wednesday 18Th the residence Of
his parents, ~ Lafayette ava, a. s CLOCK p M
Friends invited
wARREN-In Brooklyn. on Monday. 18th inst. Martha,
vito OF Edmand Augustus Warren. aged 81 years. 10 Jays
Tho friends n The family ars Respectfully
invited attend funeral "Wednesday Al ernOen AZ
o'clock, from her late residence, 30 Do kalD
ave-, BROOKLYN
WHEELBh-At Bndg sport Conn, The 18th INST Arthur
Pouoyer ysupg-sT Nathaniel and Mary g. Mhee.er
wILLIAMs-At Nevsurgh. y. " on - iay July 10 Mar
wife OF WILLIAMS AND shof Oh the st~
Clark. -.
The fun-ra place from afs rs-aence No 23S
Montgomery ST.. Oh Wednesday, July =, as m
Ersudaeny of scarlet feyeT, al Bay Side l. IL
nfst CAV isst Hilsts, ouy Of Robert
aad The Ann Wilists
friends cty Invited 10 attend hts
funeral frOn his ae residences iourh iay The lsh in-
at "a O'Clock IN TRAM leaves Hunters Point Al 30
wRIGHr-At ST. Louis. July 10. 1871. George La,hrep
Wright IT, 0f G-urso LathrOp and flOreDcs g. Msbs
age gear and months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
A COAL MINE ON FIRE.

SCRANTON, Pa, July Ia fierce fire Is
raging In tho Roaring Coery at Dunmors In the
suburbs OF this city aud il feared the mine will have
be flooded In order it. Ths fire broke out
time durlng night tho stable situated In the lover
vein, 800 feet below the surface Of the earth. and wa
discovered before O'Clock this ssrning by TIE watch
who found all tho nnlcs ten IA number. burned 70
death OF have been busy al day trying 70
extngusa the nsusez but t fear~s their work VIII DO
fruiJcss. fireman carrirs Out Al sOOa today IN
state OF Inconsistencies. The heat and smoke sre IN
tense, and the work only very brei relays