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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-24


In domestic exports Of the United
Sra, appears from a comparison made
b. HEnd Young in the industrial
Hnihly," amounted in 1870 to $50, ,2O5,.
lS,adInlS79 to sos, $40, 200. It is worth
Dsidng. however, that in spite OF the long
tttnPOlthe British Parliament TO throt-
x manufactures in this country before
F'O, and the longer attempt to encourage
then by protective legislation OF our own
tDu 1850 to 1879, the proportion OF Ium-
h1iad Of manufactured articles OF wood,
both noE protected, and OF iron manuiac.
t'Ns exported in 1870 was larger than in
SA Asir as the markets are concerned
iaEhich American exports were sent,
tbs country has allowed tho trade
eaFet 10 it TO slip out OF its hands.
Ia ii9O nearly oue.third-sG,S7s,ll ,lls-
American exports went to the
as West Indies, and an even larger pro
Rftion would be apparent If the actual
FlEsnnent Of a large number Of ships
al'Sto South American ports had been
aoEn on their manifesto. The oppres'
ave colonial legislation Of Spain and
Portugal then endeavored to close all
$9ih American ports to foreign vessels
nd made American trade with them
Asa'iy as dangerous and quite as lucrative
SPitacy. The early reports of American
%uHs show, however, that American
saden constantly risked their insurance
N The highly profitable trade Of South
America, and i. is probable that the actua
FoPouiOn Of American trade which wen
Na'a reached more nearly one.halt thar
Tae'Aird y Of the total value of our exports
A' :, = present it amounts to scarcely q tentl
"'ae Total domestic export.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-24

.-..,.ne Court Judges Of baltimore
Ia',p'th.I' % lhc decision Of the supreme ',Hns
s'i's, u ,,' III United States, have placed
O'atol ~ liJ II soIored men in the box from
D, 'isl', 5,.,.. - are drawn. This is the first
,ssa a,',, b,s ever been done in Mary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-24

TnE -CouSrY CouRr-Judgs Boyd.
This Court met at 10 O'Clock yesterday,
and disposed Of the following business:
Clark and Manion vs.. The City Of
Wheeling, In,coyenant, Sill on Trial,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-24

The reference to The Committee on Re-
vision OF Laws OF Mr.. Townsend's bill,
to revise and amend Title SO Of the Revised
Statutes, created quite breeze to-day at
the session of the Committee on Ways
and Means, and, on motion Of Mr.. Gar.
field, it was resolved that it was very par.
liamentary to have the bill referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means. The
committee did not reach vote on the
wood pulp question nor come to conclu'
sion upon any tariff question. Many mo-
tions were made and discussed.
CENSUS SUPERVISORS REJECTED.
The Senate rejecte dthe following nomi-
nations of Census Supervisors: Charles D,
Campbell, First District Of Ohio; John
Henry Thompson, Second District oil
Ohio and VIM. A. Hunt, Eleventh District
of Ohio.
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(bs GttellIgfttfen

=. IS aud II FO"rte'l'Ih stree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-24

JOSEPH ExeLlsH, the letter carrier for
North Wheeling, Is taking a few days
rest
ELEVEN persons from Washington coun-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
a MISCELLANEOUS
ADMiMlSIRATRlx'8 SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NIorlCG Is HERKBY GIVEN THAT BYvIR-
In tue OF an order Of eale made and entered Of
reeofda fn; the Probste Court OF King County.
On sas a.y 81
ClJmsr, dsceassd. will sell the premises known
THE CIYMER FARM,
Situated Ia King County. and moro particularly
bounded and described ss follows, to wit: Begin.
ming ~ . point IN the right bank of the Duwsm.
ish River ct the original northwest corner Of the
clslm 81 lanes OAmpheil. RAINING thence south,
folloytas The mesndertpgs of said riyer until II
insefsects with the north line Of David r Camp.
bells land, thence east along said north line until
intsrsects the east line Of the original claim Of
line 70 the northeast c0rnsr Of said claim. thence
west on the north line Of said claim to the place
Of beeinning containing eighty acres. more or
less: the same being part Of the g. Timothy Grow
1vsntyshfess ss1d TSenH-four North Of Range
-Four sAse also Lot Two (2) of Section Three
~ Of Township Tsenty.three North OF Range
-Four East containing ninetsen and nfty three ONE.
hupdredths acres also the East half tEhb Of
the Southwest quarter l5wkl Of Section Thirty
-four t3l) of Township Twenty four North Of
Range Four East. containing eighty acres on
Saturday. the Is tn day Of May, A.D.1ss0
at 1 o'clocktP. u. of thst day. I'm front of the
Court.roons Of ths Probate Court Of said King
Obunty, to-Wit, on Commercial street. near the
corssf OF Mil street. Ia said City OF Seattle.
Said sale will be = pubic apntion to the high
est bidder for cash. bold SON. on the day Of sale.
And will b subiDst u cSn1rmasion By 'ssid Pro-
taas Court, and also subject 70 grant heretofore
Company OF A6ht Of wAy for . railroad through
odd pgumaoss psod q expeuse Of purchaser Is
T1is pscpefty - osly SIX miiee distant from
ss:s.ls. ssa = seessfble ~ wagon road. raaleasd.
. = For fssss.s insorn.Hon .;spp,y 10 u. ,na.r.
= axcHtI !cLYxrs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

referring to Colonel Sherburue's Life
of Psui Jones'" the second edition of
which WAS published at New York in
1881. Mr. Northco,e will find the names
Of the Bonhomme Richards crew, beth
ofhcers and men, and in the archives
Of the Navy Department. at Washington
there 10 full catalogue of the Naval
Heroes of the. Rsvolu'ins" Search
will be made 10 vsin for the name of
Lieatenant Stafford in many records
which are easily accessible. and there
are, moreover. inaccuracies in the story
as relsted briefly by Mr. Northcote.
which can hardly be supported. in view
OF the tscts given in the exhaustive re-
ports of the action from the pens Of
Captain jones and Of Captain Pearson,
who son0a the iSerApS sSprb
Was the sense of the stubborn courage
shown by the latter that the British
Admiralty created him Q, knight, much:
to Cths' Abatement of Paul Jones, who
exclaimed: Next time 1 meet him I'll
make him q Lerd.", But tie tradition
that al old .''stsr-spsnYlrd banner. ;"
preserved reverentiaily in the United
Kingdo~. once earrnd by the Bon
hOmme Richard, is, we fear. shajowy
and incapable OF .beipg substantia,ed.
"'What is truth 2 q ked jesting Pilste.
and would not stay for an answer" and
few who have had any experience in
human affairs will be found to deny
that. like the reputed flag of Bonhemme
Richard, facts. as represented by histo-
rians. are singularly at vafiance With
facts as they really happened NJ.
Prosper Msrimee used to say that he
cared for nsthiDg in history except it.
anecdotes. which he felt to be truer
than its inferences drawn frOiu them by
the historians. To q similar kind and
degree of iucredulity. life, with its nn-
masking revelations. is apt to reduce
alliwho can endure what Cowper calls
the insnpportahIe fatigue oftnought."
LosS1oa 1tJegrspA. sasl n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
FARM FOR SALE.

Il, loRry. .szx ACRES or cl.xARED. rERrTI.E
-EL land Adto .nipg Laeonaer % ths nosth. with
s oaory and half dvslliIG house. and oathoasss.
ali veil adapesd To- fAruinU ard ouanen fur-
poses. Lad n Los Z d Session -. and the south
ALI q Lot !. n, 1og1sAsp - North RANGE
East. froatine on . naviesbls sfrsam, which n
The iupessoa point of trade ana tRa1he b. vsteR
aaA land. seesmsrs pass clsss b. aInaos. daily
- seattle sad ether psints. 0ue-hslf mila ef
dyktnG % the land.
IL 1urthss ppystcsisEs. apply 20 JosQ Collins.
0lysn, of she MMytsxd lfouss. II nsconscr. and
also 10 P Kirby. iAconnss. s71dwin.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
Hotice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land. =.

Ux1rxp sTXxKs DuxucT LxSD OSyCE.l !
OIympfs. wDsAinston TERRITORY. ]
N7orICR II i5EREBY GIvkN THAT, N
IN compliancs with the provisesng % tbs Acs
Of Coag1sss spxFeved Jun1S l65e<eoueIe1 = ~
Act fus The ssle of Timber Lands IN TIE q AteG of
Csiifornis. Oseeos. Esvs4s End washiuefou Tes.
vSsesS, MieAssi kacise. OF King craasy. Wssnins,
oen TsrYssory, hns thta Day nssd II this p4ce hts
spplteafiou 20 pafrhsss the w4 Of Nv Of esc-
Gnu ~ Il. IN 1owuahSp 10. - Meth, Range No.
q - 6f lhe WtitaDgcGe Aegs3iaD.
Al aand ail pefsons cisinisg adversely the
sab1 Described land 81 6ny ..ssssi0u sAeseof. sss
heso4y requtrea- es1le eaaks elptma - thas sfBas
vSenln dry fo09 days ftum defe bereof, 80
WI. thls - - - e -. 4. - 1nn6. .ss@s
o's1tsovs siass,ss . sIs iss 6.ss.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

April IN. iisA. "A
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
~ following named esttler has 6led notice 81
hi. detention 10 maks Anal proof In support Of his
Claim, and sGeure dnal entry thereof, and that
&hApFoof of fIuitnessee viii he spsde before TIM
- Adams, Es1s 4 Not6sS Public. Is 1ssdAss
~. a. d. 1880 x a
JON HIcKY. Presuptin D. .. No. 49,. foe
thosLos IL, Of Section IS. Township - Ncrth,
y . Esd, and names ths following % hts
Witnesses 10 prove his continuous rssidance upon
o1aeplkiynAien ~ eaa1 tract. viz: 9. b. 0tdotnc.
toHA oolty. William Doug;ss and John ,. Can.
I'll a 6tsawood, Hnoheuish county, W. T.
sEks -4@------ J. +. BROWN.
sisvss w a<sisses-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
OF PARTNERSHIP.

sIsug FIRM or KILL + ARpOI4D. PkoPRIE
i soss Of The aaddls Rock Restaurant y tins
dav dIseolved b. mutual eonssnt: Ar. Aruold rs-
eirina thersfr0m and A1s. kstl eonttnuihe the
Sr6ls =. 4 Alfnn61yb doe tke paad Arm wtIl -
neesnje = MaJ9nd e1taes sad ~ noneyp d.
- - nguoUon 80 ~ Mn alons.
. .l' - - - Tezss slzsse 0hAn% Kk1G
8aae zssa eei 4. ARNOLD.
onuens. April -. 49,. siea6
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tsOOtsS TO LET.

I'm SUITE OK SINGLE; PERMANENT OR
IL Tran liant; with without board. Rfvs
m!autss walk from
OCCIDENTAL SQUARE. FRONT STREET.
j.9dH Mrs. Z. Briscoe.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

AFY BRorRIR. THOMAS \. RYAN. DlsAP-
M psured from Port Can bls Last asptessese.
- O native oe Norway. sandy compisxtoa,
smaosA fscs. aoA abeae fest 10 tachss u eftet.
H - "A well vAoa he I'm. and veas Oh Ettb-
90 SAYING snyshine 30 hts frisues. Anv Que
ksoeiss of his whsrsshouss WIN please write 10
nsvam cHAs. n. RYAN.
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xs%F&fsg E83 - - - -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

A little girl went into . drug store
the other day and said TO the proITie-i
tor IN half whisper. If little girl
hain't na money how much chewing
gum Il" you give hef for notaing.G Lais,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
A Pork Corner.

Chicsgo, 10.-The Times says the up
ward sweep price of pork has occasioned
a lively awakening on Change. 1t has
been discovered by capitalists who have
sold largely of the product FOR future de-
liveries that Messrs. Amour & Co. have
hold of both ends Of the string. This en-
terprising firm, it is understood, not only
controls the ''cash pork" but all the
Chicago product for months to come, as
we'll as having things pretty much its
own way. OF the 200, 600 barrels of pork
in stock here at this time, Amour & Co.
have l65, 600 barrels, or Whereabouts. &C
cordipg to popular belief, and about $50, :
900 barrels contracted fer August, Sep
TENDER and October delivery. A profit
of from So to 81 per barrel is supposed to
have already accumulated on these meats
and the ''desp has several months yet
to run. Whether the Ameurs intend TO
put on the screws and gobble everything
in sight or let spectators down easy is q
problem for bears to worry over until the
day Of settlement is reached. Amour s.
CO. are also supposed to control the en-
tire New York market. It is estimated
that no. less than $5,00O,0O0 are en-
ployed in the corner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
Foreign Miscellany.

London, 10.-After the suspension of
the sitting of the House of Commons
last night, the home-rulers had numer-
Gus consultation. II is said to be the
settled intention of Parnell and followers
to oppose the third reading Of the COM
pensation bill if the amendment of the
attorney general is carried.
Tho owners of "Robert the Devil''
have taken legal advice and intend seri
ously to consider whether or not they
will lodge objection against the payment
Of the Derby stakes 10 Westminster. !"
Lord Roseberry (libersD is mentioned
as the Marquis Of Lansd sWne's sue
cessor to the under secretaryship for
India.
Constantinople, 10.-Husni Pasha has
been appointed minister of war, repiaciUg
OsmAn Pashs. Several important
changes have been made il the staff
Paris, 10.-Paul Broca. eminent sur
geon and anthropologist, and author,
who, in February last, was elected life
senator as candidate Of the extreme
left, is dead.
As the national fete day, the 10th OF
July, approaches, railway trains with
pleasure parties are run and high society
is emigrating, and Bonapartists news
papers advise their reader not to partici-
pate in any way in the festivities, cir
cumstancss that stimulate republicans
ardor. Arrangements for illuminatioRs,
fireworks, ETC., throughout Paris, are
making on most liberal and extensive
scale.
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Gotham GossIp.

New York, 10.-The weather continues
frightfully hot, with the Thermometer
among the nineties. OF course infant
mortality is something awful. The tels-
graph reports New Orleans several de-
grees cooler.
Charles H. johnson, leading -four
merchant, who has recently returned
from the west. said yesterday ihat the
Indications were that higher prices for
-four would prevail for the next thirty
days. A large proportion " the winter
whest in the northwest still remained
unbarvesisa, because of the wet weather
and of that which had been cut only q
small amount had been threshed, and the
kernels were too soft to grind into houl
for some time to come,
Secretary Sherman returned from Fire
leland, yesterday. He spent a portion
Of the day at the custom house, and then
announced his intention Of issuing an
order within a few days increasing thu
compensation of night inspectors AZ thu
port and San Francisco. from $3.50 Il
SIS per day, uBder authority OF An &C
/ recently passed by Congress. The In
crease is TO date from July 1st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
Grain and Mines.

New York, 1O.-The Evening Posts
financial article, to-day, says: Il is
possible to hear in Wall street that the
entire northwest has been devastated by
various kinds Of bugs, floods, rust, etc.,
and il is misfortune, so far as getting at
the truth about crops in the northwest Is
concerned, that several speculative
cliques in grain and stocks, have their
emissaries IN the west prepared to send
disI atches TO suit the position Of these
cliques on the respective markets,
snd this is not confined simply to
those who sre leaving stecks and bulliDR
wheat, but is equally Of the other side.
What is known and conceded. by both
sides is that winter wheat has been har-
vested in good condition, and large
amount, and that as far north as Chi
csgo, or Whereabouts, spring wheat has
been gathered and that the yield is large
and quality good. For the territories north
there are probably two weeks in which
magnificent lying may be done on both
sides before the truth is known.
Also following, new mines are icing
sent here from the west for tale st some
thing like 100 per week. The idea has
got abroad that crest demand has been
created in New York and Boston for
mines, and hundreds of men are indus
triously prospecting the great mountain
ranges Of Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali
fornia, Montana and Idaho in search OF
material 10 supply this proposed want.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
POLITICAL.
Enthusiastic Pacific Coast
Democrats.
Minor Matters.

| Chicsgo, 9.-1rt6tlne'S Washington:
Schurz announced at cabinet Meeting
that he Intended 10 take an sctiVe part in
the campaign, bsgiur ing at Indianapolis
on the 18th.
Milwaukee, 9.-Judge P. A. Orion, a
banker of Darlington, one Of the most
distinguished members of the Wisconsin
bar, has renounced democracy and
declared for Garfield. He has a large
/ following in Southern Wisconsin.
New York, 10.-The Worlds Wash
ipgton correspondent denies the story Of
Hsncock's resignation fEom the army,
adding that the President and all sensi-
bic people here understand that were
General Hancock to talk of resignipg his
Office he would show an indicate con-
idence in his election to the presidency,
quite out of keeping with his character.
The Express, this evening says:
Senstor Farley and DR.. GWinn are at
tbe New York hotel. The latter said
a Waterloo is impending for republicans.
The Chinese question is vital one on
tie Pacific Coast. Garfield don't suit
them on that and it won't do to attempt
to delude its people By promises frsm
republicans of an amendment Of the
BrrlingAme treaty, and regulating and
restricting Chinese immigration. Gar
fields individual record, in his legisla-
tive career will be the recipient Of =
test. The change made among the
workingmeh's party will give to
Hancock. We don't expect to have
he .rney. He may be useful to republi- |
CANS. Changes from the greenback vote |
will be to our favor. Gwinn said the |
doubtful states in the pending contest,
are, in my judgment, Illinois, Pennsyl- |
vania, Ohio and Wisconsin. The Pacific |
side Of the country is strong for Hancock.
Gariield's record on the Chinese question
is unsatisfactory. Colorado may be
counted for Hancock an English. There
has been large immigration into that
state and most Of it from democratic
sections. Citizenship is there acquired
by short residence and the new element
will give us victory ct the ballot box.
Hanceck's nomination was like an in
spiration. 1t enthused the convention
and the enthusiasm has extended to all
sections Of the Union. No other name
before the convention could have been
put forward with the enthusiasm and
carried with it tho prestige OF popular
favor that Hancock has. DoughertY's
speech was inspiring and thence on
Hancock's name carried all before it,
both in the convention and out of it.
We shall win, but perhaps not so over
az the present promises.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
Big Buffalo Hunt.

Chicago, IO.-An army officer alta
toned st Fort Keogh, now in this city,
gives an account of q buffalo hunt which
recently took place on and in the yell
lowstone. Crow Indians, getting . little
short Of meat. went in pursuit of bison,
and finding herd of 1000, attacked 1t
sayagely. The animals became infuri-
sted after a while and started in panic
for the river, followed by the no less ex-
citad redskins. Soon there was an indis-
tinguishable mass of Indians, bufaloes
and ponies in the stream, and the cur
rent being swift, many Of each were
drowned. 1t is estimated that thirty saw
ages went down to destb, and that
ponies and buffaloss almost innumersble
met similar fate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
Beating the Tax-Batherers.

New Yerk, IO.-The Times thus COM
ments: On another page of the Times
will be found an entertaining narrative
of incidents of reporters quest "ior the
principal Offices of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. The establishment
was finally discovered in deserted farm
house in Clarkstown, Upper Nyack,
Rockland County, New York. The
corporation has been assessed in this city
on q valuation Of about s., 800, 600. The
managers of the company, in some
mysterious and unexplained manner,
learned that the last legislature would
enact law providing for the assessment
and collection Of taxes on corporations
in the city or county in which its princi-
pal offices were situated, so before the
legislature met the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company put its principal offices
into a carpet bag, and carried them to
Clarkstown, Upper Nyaek, where they
remain in strict seelusion. Rockisnd
County assesses the corporation at 3
valuation of 81, ZOO, 600, at a rate IN
known, and is glad to get so handsome
an addition to its taxable property, but
it does not seem reasonable that this
transparent humbug should benefit the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
Trying to Make English I'm
popular.

New York. I0.-The Times Washing
ton says of Indiana and English: Great
care has been taken to conceal the feeling
with which csrtsin prominent democrats
regard English, but rumors ara nov
coming into circulation that an effort will
be made TO induce English to retire, on
the ground that his presence on the ticket
will render success in that state impossi-
bic, because he is q hsrd-money man ,
and therefore unacceptable TO many In
diana democrats, and especially to Ian
der, the candidate for governor, because
the friends Of Hendricks and Mcdonald
cannot regard him with pleasure, and
for other reasons. It is asserted that 8
desire that no effort shall be spared to
secure sIndians, hss led certain demo-
Gratis Of prominence seriously to consider
this step and 10 propose thst Mcdonald
shall take the second place on the ticket
in English's place. Whether the ssser-
ton is well founded or not, it is plain that
the managers have their eyes on Indiana
and that they are beset with fears sbou'
the contest in that state, because Of The
nomination Of English.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
a Milwaukee Borgia.

Chicago, 10.-Mrs. Mary VanKirk. Of
Milwaukee. arrested on suspicion Of hsv-
ing poisoned her siepmother and half
brother, has been held 10 bail in the sum
ofS5, 0e0. The chemist who analysized
the stomachs of the woman's alleged VIC
tins, testified that he found arsenic 10
beth. Mrs. VsnKirk married into 8
well-known family and has hitherto
borne an excellent reputation. Her NC
tive is supposed TO gain possession of her
stspuoiheF's property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-11
Another Explosion.

Pittsburg, 1O.-This morning, at 2
o'clock, one Of the seven boilers 10
Painters Iron Mill, on the south side,
exploded with q loud report, killing
Fred. Cradle, engineer, and VIM.
Blsck, fireman. Both were buried under
The debris and horribly mangled. Cradle
leaves family; Black was only Is years
Id The mill had not started, and there
we're only three men in the boiler room
Tba other man escaped The iron-clad
building used as 9 boiler house was COM
uiateIy wrecked. The cause in un known:
tbe fact that Thousands OF gallons OF
water were thrown q terrible distance,
shows that water was plenty, Loss 10
building, 5000. The coroner VIII lnTes-
tiFste tie cause of the explosion