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The o. Isl sEeonomaiiss tells itsErea4
Fders that common sense islpara-
doxicallyan uncommon gift! tits
symmetry Of mind " ofgcharacter,
and .ofpurpose in6ithes individual
combined! 4 i T:represents Ifmaniin
completeness, 2 harmony and:equi-
poise. 1T clothes him with dignity
in3eststhim with: power and stamps
him with superiority That is mot
genius, for thatiis often erratic ;snor
cunning, inlitsIsinuous course nor
tact, twithits decline into strickery.
Common sense is the ,emb bodiment
|Sof true manhood. 1t eonfers q
patent Of royalty, though sbirthsbe
plcbian, and texaltsgmen fromtlow-
liest!spheres to the highest stations.
INotEbytsu sudden freaks5of lfortuneIor
Sa{train f.adventitious circumstan-
ces arc they thus sdignifed, but
|tstepl ysstep, ithroughiob Obstacles and
Ihinderance, theyo overcome bySthe
force Of character and the proper
direction OF; theSwill power. Com
mon sense is I remendous force
iinthis lower world.ipIts powerlis
'feltiand acknowledged throughlall
thelramidcations Of governments,
society business q finance, science
and commerce. In fact tits tho
history as well as the true philoso-
phy:of ages.T Itis the salt tthatihas
saved humanity from %barbarism,
and the moving power that has
propelled the race onward sinSits
march Of progress and civilization.
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gift tihave governed withImod oderation
firmness and justice, and their
reign has1provedza blessing Mer-
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nIAiriolent storm occurred at Char
South Carolina, which list.
ed'throughoutthe night Accounts
from the, interior 0showat thatb the
storm began withta terrifictornado.
which swept through'thelower pors
ton Of the State, causing great do.
'structioneto1life and property. sin
the village of Waterloo more than
one hahdred dwellings and iii Tie
were swept away. Three
fourths II the inhabitants ars home
less, ftesSSntl PERSONS as5Sas wg!tae 'kiiltd.
and many NJ y %yGo5{nded. Af oakley,Ga,
q station SSii Sfi tlca N. i, Railroaa,f ,fall'
the negro HOUSES hStH3 SESt's SwESStt'es lsSslsa aaad:
one II negro Z killed. sfbesidss many; many
hurt. Similar Casualties are fSp6rgg
tod from various ipointsin! the track
gofthe tornado esl !.al z, . .I.. Z
SsAmOng 4Bdl Killed dtssvattSFl66
lNIr{, Dr.. s;M, iRiyes, her daughter
and ", Mr. ;:flPh lPPhileglqgi ySS9!REIlerf, b
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
"a OF TllEIMdlLS taiiuTtIs

Ctarksburg-daily except tSundsrs--lsaycs
Weston rs A. M-arrives at 4 P. u.
Bfaxton Court liouse--da,ly except Sun.
dsys-arriycs at Weston by 5.s0 P. H., and
leave, Weston same day at 6:3o =. u. .alEt.r,
:. Glenyille-leayes lltston All a, n. on
Nondays, Wednesdays and FEidays-arrives
al s r ii Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
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l% Catholic Church, Rev T. A.lTraey, Pas.
tor. Services every iistsaud; third Sundays,
at u amt 10 a. NJ; audit q. " Sabbath
Scliool-Jacob Schinitt, Superintendent
every SUNDAY nj ? o'clock, P. NJ:
j Episcopal Churcll-a.tenlel occasionally
by ihe Rev. ur..l wood, Of C!arksburg! no
y, ,Baptis, Church, Rev. John $. Fisher, Pas
ior. Preaching every second Sabbath In
each month. Prayer meeting every Tues.
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VNvcAlVtNEOVNvtS.

I.F;kA u..-stated 3 cominunlt il,t ms
ii Weston Ladge No 10, "a. r .and A. NJ,
rill1os hsld tons Ito Frs. and Third Won;
day., OF ever. nlonil..s.5;..s..7{,..;,. -;
M ", G.. BESSgTT,,a ". u. 4
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African ". 3. Church, Rev. T. 9 iGytis,I
Pastor. Services every Sunday at'1oo'clccS
Sunday School George T. Jones, Superin-
iendcpt-evcry, Sunday at . o'clock. " ,al
Colored N. L. ChLfci, Rev. johnilughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
O'Clock. Sunday, SCHOOL, charlssl1.ce Sa-
ptrinicndent2 t2Ssfy Sunday al AtS3lo!eloek,
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J. J. PkTRRsoxt Sec q ssts-sl z -.I!.1t -1 ~ {,
iEw,.LSlstcd communications Of
Jackson Lodge No. IS, a. r. and a. n
will he held in'lheir Hall, Ia, Jane. Lew, on.
til. second Saturday ID eaelf month"; 4 p. :, "
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N,esten, We az
Will practice; I'M the ! Circuit and County
cssfts . Lewis aud adjacent couuiisi., and'
!. ii, Court of4A ppeals. y - ts5....t.3
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IiheSTielr[IILl!lc!,Yyl Hotel, !,

Z! { 'lERNEY,5 q 3 Proprietor.
IA. -sa.ss sts- ,1s.:s so2s
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THE MISSISSIPPI.
New Navigation and bar Signals to
be Placed Along It's Course.
Our Representative Coming Home
Appointment Of an Ex-Con-
federate TO Military
Position.
fananial To the nernnnrat. /

Especial to the Demoeratl
WAsHINsToN, July t.-Hen. King has finally
succeeded in having d resurvev Of the Missis-
sippi ordered by the signal bureau. for the pnr-
pose OF increasing the number and efficiency Of
navigation signals. bar lights, etc. The opera
tions are 10 be commenced Immediately. Gen.
Meyer ehisf signal officer. informed Gen. Kline
to-day that the orders would be issued to-mor-
row and persons detailed ut once.
Most Of tho Louisiana delegation leave for
homs TO. morrow. Gen. King goes 70 New York
to deliver an address before the Tammany
Baohems on the Fourth and will not reach New
Orleans before the tenth or fifteenth.
Col. VIM. II. Roberts. OF New Orleans, was
to.dsy selected BY the Secretary Of War to su-
psrintsnd the revision and eodiheations ot the
army regulations under the pension army bill
Just approved This appointment has no po4
litiea1 siRnifleation. being purely military. Col
Roberts WAS selected on the Joint rseommsnda~
lion of Generals Sherman .ud Johnston. 1T
tention having been drawn to bis qualifications
By ths work on national militia. just completed
by him. This Ii the first selection Of an ex-
Confederate for purely military duty In con-
neetiun with the regular army since the war.
II causes much comment here. The position.
while II LISTS carries with II the pay and rela-
tive rank of lIsutsnanHwolone on the staff.
A.C.B ID,
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FRANCE.
oassagnae's Candidate for Head of N
perial Party.

PABfs, July I'M. Paul de Cassa3na4 III Ln
Iays supports Prince Victor BonHpart6 hi el1f6f
of the Napclsgnio dynasty. This III done III
OF the Empire. IOrsdrs.. III. Rouhsrs or8Ss.
maintains Prince Jerums B0nApart tB's rt4llfs ~
head Of the family Of the future smpiras
THE confetti 10 rHE pRfNoE 1MrERALH w1IfA
LeNDoH. July 1.-The Paris gatstois Of to.dhyl
publishes ood1stl to the will bt the Prince 1fi4
perfal. u statss in clear and Drsoise tbfHib
what were the Wlshes and. aspirations Of Els
houss owes ID t,tIr ef,try viii NH Iar,at IN s
death. The ardu6uB and Rlorf0us task Of e01S.l
tinulnf the work OF the first Hapolgon will dS.
son Of Prince Jbrorne Napois01, who by tlI6
laws OF succession OF our house, fs my heir. 70
trust that my beloved mother. bg se66ndfnH
duties which. IN the event Ut my denth, VIII de-
yolve UPON him. VIII give to ms when am no
longer upon this earth this last and AuDf9il6
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e,taasea End planters gre pushing beyond The
rous to tIe lnN rests oi The farmsrs sso '1'''
F1REunAUB EHs.
The Board Of Aldermen to-day repsa1sd the
ordinances forbiddlnR. the explosion OF fire.
works on the Fourth OF July
THE GRAND JuHT AFTER RECORDER HA0KrTT
auiring into the mental condition gf Recorder
Haekett q spy ct Habkett. ti1, comedian. who
nag been bgs thirty days on tue bench for the
sentiment BY a vote OF 10 tot.
PosTpoNEMENT or rHH MAgAuIIFrE- BANtsor
PRtzH FIGHT
The prize fight between Maeauliffe Of Pl1i1a-
q Y hand gl q Hsw lex 1asrse Which
postponed owing to DISPUTE oyer Che stake
hMolder. M large crowd Of Phlladelphia apd
New York rouahs were disappointed Dit the fiz-
THE JERSEY DHHBr.
There Il heayy betting In this city on the Jer-
ssy Derby. which takes, plaes Do Long Branoh.
Isavr feaerie ii % 70 w. sriards Harold
ID next In demand
THE MANHATTAN HANK RoBBEHs.
Police Of1eer Nugsnt. indicted for somplieaA,
ilon IN ting Manhattan Bank robbery. and VIM
d baenrs Il sseond ee t
aa aa a srynss hIsaad M wsrs sb Tbfasnsd e.
SUDDEN pEATH.
Mrs, Frances Doss. d wealthy lady, while sit
ting In her carriage LII front Df her residence
thIs evening. died suddenly. Hfls was g4 years
old.
FOUND DEAD tN THn PARK.
The pork pqlies this morning found III Gen.
tra pars ts s.o s.gdz & q a69ns 81 ss o.
There is no elus 10 his identity.
eoor WEATHER.
The weather IL cool and pleasant. The Hsr-
curry at $3.50 y. M was 81 degrees. At b. ru. s1
ct y. IN. rs, and midnight %. The average 10.
day was 10 degrees: the average the same date
last year was fsk.
AH0THEH AMERICAN CARDINAL.
La the Catholic circles In this city, the 1t1es.
ton Of the appointment bf smother American
cardinal has been the subject gf discussion nm
some weeks past. 10 ii atHtsd On the authority
OF well knUwn Hgelesiasties In biRl upsitift,
that America WILL shortly BE- honorsd Id this
way
Il u thought that the West will be favored and
that Quebec. Canada, will also thus be lbnorsds
Should the Pope create these new Cardinals. Ii
Is urged that ths growth and prosperity of the
Catholic church In the New World Will be great
II stimulated.
THE GERMANrG MASONIC TEMpIB,
The laying Of the eerrier.stone Of the new
German Masonic temple, to bs sreetAd bv the
German Masonic Association. will take pIHes
under the ausptess 0f the Grand Lodge oistils
State Of New York Tomorrow afternoon.
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BY which the sultan's empire woun

fortified.
TIE CANADIAN RAILROAD eoMP1N7
AT o meeting Of stogkholdsrs of thd
Trunk Hat!Way OF Canada, Ysstsrday
Tyler. president OF the roHd. statHd bis
concerned. with 8 View TO The avoidance
infiguH gDfnUetitlgn. WAS now nearer aO
nation than ever before.
PATENT or HDDfsor.
MIR. Edison's London patsut agents III
Saturday the f1nal Specification TOT the
and m mos. ltnpoHTtasIt M 4 tan M MEnglish pats1t o. t1
lamp or burner ot platinum. or of at d
platinum.
MEMBER or pARL1AMsNT DEAD.
NIT. Alexander Whitslaw. CONSERVATIVES rud
hsr OF Parliament for the city of ulasEUW
dead.
FLOATING goTroN BALES.
The captain of y vessel which has Just arrivs
from Galveston. Texas. reports that ON JHn6 q
eighty partially burned bales of cotton. st
parsntlr OF Naw Orleans packing. and W1If0
had not been many hours IN the water.
FAILURE.
An iron merchant. named Wastr0y, Of Md
dleb0fouRh. failed. Liabilities fBo1 900.
CONDITION on THs Ex -HnfPREsH EttaKHINs
]. A dtspatch from Chisslhurst announces th1
the. Empress III somewhat more ut1iet, but l1
anly Indications of returning strength.
DIBAaREEABLE WEATHER..
Tfis. Weather Id London continues To
q, tinusd, a.s rains 4 heys y. egsntsd tns
An n1rnornp srHrnn II ssnDs.
A grsat strike II expected III Tleds. oN
he he Encouragement Of the tiine-fio syss
- - 11os n = .s-4-.4s4444 u ~4--sas4z4.-a
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WASHINGTON.
The Public Debt Statement for June.

WAsH1NaTeH. July 1.-The public debt state
ment for the month Of June Just issued show.
an increase for ths month of f24,7ss 1s and
also The following condition oi the treasury
legal tenders outstanding 1916 1881 ,otG fraetiot1a
currency st5.B42.6o5 7s. certificates OF deposi
tiiIoates sla.sls9i0 United states notes. held fol
the redemption of fractional currency. 1916 es4
called bonds pot malnrsd, for which per CEN
bonds tlavs bsen Issued, 3tU4 H7g 4tG: gAsh III
treasury $3.50, ,159671.
TTIE MAINLAND DISTRICT JUDaEsH1p.
WAsH1EaTpN, July 1.-At4 o'clock to-day The
President withdrew the noninatipn Of Btooketl
MAJ hews to be District Judge Ter tho Maryland
Instead. The resolution Tor this action Il
stated that Under. the tenure Of of1es law, i
Vacancy could not be filled BY the President
senatsrs present to-day. ii was found to BE- abs
solute1y necessary to take new man.
Az there we're no pairs on this mfsn. the vote
The .uomtnatiqn. was OF course, acceptable to
the Maryland Senators as we'll as to all others
for 9 single Obisetion would havs carried the
nomination over. aud thus defeated IL.
THE WORK or CONGRESS.
The number Of bills. introduced into this
House during the session Of Congress Just
closed was 24p6. In the Bsnats 7eg Tie number
Of Joint resolutions introduced was 12o. About
except the. appropriation bills, we're Of public
Interest Most of them we're for pensions or
private claims. Among the most Import mtH~
HuTes which have become laws, other thHn mn.
pfiation bills, was the bill for Mississippi River
Improvement Commission the bill making adj
ditfopal appropriations for the postal services,
which Included the letter carriers BILL the vel
low fever bill and the bill to take the duty off
uniuins.
The subsidiary coinage bill. the Warner siI-
yer bill and the BILL to provide for tho exchanges
Of trade dollars passed the House. but were
halted In the ssnats. II WIS only by hard work
that any measures we're got through Hs there
was q gsnefal indisposition to 70 into general
Legislation.
BRITISH INDIANS KILLING AMERICAN BuFFALos.
The Interior Department has information
from Agent Lincoln, ut tbs aros Ventrs apepGy
Montana, under date 0f June 1G. thatthe British
Indians In TarRsnbo have crossed the border
that they are destroying .ths buffalo On which
the aros Ventres. Assinboines etc, depended
largely for their food that skirmlshes have oee
cured between our own and the foreign Tn.
fians. with loss Of life to both sides. The Brit
ish Indians ore we'll armed and are driving the
Americans before them. the latter being In n
panic and desiring to cross the Missouri river
Fifty lodges Of British Indians and 100 lodges Of
British half-hreeds are reported as being near
tho post.
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate. In executive session to day. con-
firmsd the nominations Of John A, Hunter. oil
Missouri. 10 be- Chief Justies oil the Territory Of
Utab and Thomas j. Morris of Mary1Hnd 10
be United States District Judge for the District
OF Maryland.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Shot at a Negro Meeting.

MADItpNvTLLE = While Spancer Wolf
and Robert Kill K. two young white men
from town. Wer Ing under an arbor at
negro meeting A Hes In the cnn ntry an as-
sasafn cnncealet the bushes fired On them
with d Winchest le. instantly killing Wolf
A negro woman nan were also struck and
both dangeronS nded.
sUICTDl FASCINATING GIRL.
PARIS, Tex Lizzie MCGOWAN, aga
seventeen, al fascinating. drank a.
Of laudanut oed only six hours.
Mds. JENNIE SMITH BAPTIzEQ
= JERSEY CtTY. N. r.. July l.-Mral r.
Nmith. under sentence Of death ldeE
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Grassh0ppcrs After ths Crops In the
Northwest.

SIOUX Cry, Iowa. July i'm Lyons, Sioux
and Plymouth counties Iowa. IN Lincoln. Clay
and Union counties. ota Territory. and In
Cedar and Dixon counties. Nebraska some
damage has been done by the hoppers to small
grain. The corn 10 almost untouched. Tho
prospects OF q big crop we're never better. The
were not general. Most of them have left. and
there seems to be no apprehension OF general
destruction OF crops. The farmers. RS y class
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Tse Ininoia MIlitia Law To No Tes, Cd.

.hgHrcAaa. July lit IL announcsa lo-g-1
that squad OF dozen Communists will TUT !
out tomorrow 10 parade, bearing arms In de-
,fancs Of the new militia law. If the authorities
sondescand to notice them and order their ar
rest. they will quietly submit and then apply
for writ OF habeas corpus, which they will en-
deavor m have argued before b full bench of
circuit Judges In order to test the constitution
ality OF the law. which they claim violates an
American citizens iualienable right TO carry
arms.
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THE MAINE DEMOCRATS.
a Large Convention Cor gareeIon Re-
nominated Pooling Issues with
the Greenbackers.

BANGOR. Me-. July Lone Of the LARGEST
Democratic conventions ever held la tiafs State
was hsld here To day. Coy. .aarcelon was rs-
favored Dooiin9 tssnes With the GreenLackefs
on all questions except the RubernasordaI eafs~
dtdase. There we're g4 delegates present.
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NEW YORK.
Two Gases Of Fever In the Oity-Is It Ysl-
low, or Hayti Peyer2

New YoRK. june 1.-TWO seamen were admit
tod to Quarantine Hospital In the lower bay
yesterday. who were sick with YIN ptoms Of yel-
low fever. One 0f them Fred moody was taken
from the British steamship LanRshaw. which
arrived from Havana and Matanzas d few days
ago. John VOL. seaman, on board the
schooner Alta cole. which arrived from Port
an Prince yesterday. was also sent to the hos
pftal. Henry Miller who shipped rs d seaman
on the Cole az this port. died on the voyage 90 d
WAS buried at sea, The captain believes that
the sickness OF these men ia not yellow fever.
but what ls known as HaYti fever which Ii not
as contagious as the former disease. but ID gen.
orally fatal.
FAILURES.
1879 14s less In number and $4,000 900 In liza.
bi1ities than those which occurred La the same
period last year.
NEW TELEPHONE.
Edisoni 10 exhibiting a new telephone. which
ts OF such power that the receiver need not te
placed at the car In order to catch the sounds
A BIO STRIKE PROMISED.
The Herald says: While we do not desire to
excite needless alarm. the fact cannot be con-
eealed that within the past few weeks there has
been anxious mutterinRs of an impending
storm, and that observers familiar with the ex.
tent OF the revolutionary labor movement have
part OF the dissatisfied working classes, or
rather those elements which are under ths in
finenee OF rabd and revolutionary leaders,
This outbreak, rumor has declared, was TO be
preceded by monster demonstrationg In most
Of the large cities TO be held on the fourth of
July. and demonstrations immediately there-
after 10 favor OF immediate and universal re-
hours. to be followed By general eight. hour
strike all over the country
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Threats Against the Life of The King.

BnusaELs. July Il The police h-day ra~
gium. q plaeard threatening ths life Of the KIn0.
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TURKEY.
The Porte Refuses 70 Oede Jamacia To
Greece.

LoHpon. July Ia tConstantinopIe despatch
says: The Powers dtsaRree resi- psetinR the pro-
Inc the rsesiGeatlnn of the Greek frontier. Vle
Porte has definitely refused TO eeds jamaica Id
Greece,
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RUSSIA.
The Crops Destroyed BY Drouth and grasE-|
hoppers, Ssss

81. PETERSBURG. July 1.--rhs crops iii South i
ern Russia are almost destroyed, owing tin |
drOuth and erasshopusrs.
STOP PUT TO GHUEcH GtILEGTTOMs.
Gen. Toddsbsn, Military Governor 0f Odessa.
has prohibited the collection vi Inonay ifn \
churches otherwise all offenders will be bum
ishsd By court martial. IS
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ENGLAND.

What Lord galish,.,, - 1s,a1 used to the Porte
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An Accident to Charlie Foster.

CINCINNATI, July 1.--Hon. Chas. foster wASE
near Shelby, on the Baltimore and Ohio HAIL
road last night. Two coaches Were tSkoNnS
from fhe track BY 8 rotten tie. There va -
serious damage done. s.
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"A DEuNKKn WArcHMAn.

X Of Metropolis was found last night
lights ont and one window unlocked
The n Tight Watchman intoxicated. The safe
- u closed. and nothing had been stolen.
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at hsx po, Miller. president Of the Milwaukee an
.M y. aMs Railroad. ID now here. completing pre-,
Laaa for European trip. He takes verl
@ @oss-coored view OF railroad interests an
Eop eEop npapspecfs In the West. He says that Il
~ ~ NuHhwest the crops were larger than eve
Vs1v1os Immigration n greateg. capital nA9 "a
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pf her husband. Richard Smith. WAS baptized
lnat evening BY IlsY. bpenesr Hies. of Grace
Epise0ual Church. When Mrs. Smith was taken
back to her cell che threw herself upon the bed
and cried bitterly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-02
LIONS
Shoe PaIace
l1O and liz Baronne Street.
10 and liz BarOnne Street.

Our store having undergone the necessary
repairs, we are now prepat ed to meet the de-
mauhH Of our customers and ths public In gen
aral. with the best selected stock Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-02
PRICE, FIVE CENT

creased and planters are pushing beyond the
lines Of the railways. He dsnptnees the spec
ulnltys eprner In grain fn Chicago as inju-
rtous to the Int rests OF the farmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-27
Fatal Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-Tho explosion q
q boiler this morning at Willis extensive plan
ing mill, Front snd Brown streets, has caused
great Consideration aad panic. aud it is feared
the loss of several lives. The engine house and
portion of tho mill we're blown in all directions,
the flying bricks and iron doing much damage
to the surrounding property. Several dwelling
houses 10 the vieinity arc also in ruins. The
dead body Of the engineer has baca taken from
the ruins. but owing 10 tho prevailing
excitement no estimate IF ths injured
can be formed. The boiler ln bursting
demolished the rear portion Of tho build
iug, which was used as sash and planiog
mill by Alphcus Wilt Il Son. II csmo down 10
the second story Of a dwelling close by occupied
by family named Long. Claude Long, eight
years old, was killed aud his sister Stella eleven
years old, badly hurt. Their mother and Mrs.
McAvoy are missiog, and i! is believed they are
buried 10 the ruins.