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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-03

1t is not necessary to keep on taking this
medicine continually, using a syringe, or
dosing day and night for months at time;
the bowels are restored to regularity, the d.
gestion strengthened, the blood purified, the
bad breath made sweet BY short systematic
use ofSimmons Liver Regulator, it leaves the
system in healthy condition after its use
which saves the patient from continual
dosing.
81 was cured by Simmons Liver Regulr
tor, having applied for the medicine while in
a most wretched condition some two months
ago, and now am so changed man that !
am subject for congratulation by my family
ISAAC MULLIN,
18th and Lancaster avenue, Philadelphia"
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II. IL. Ilardie a. Co.

Attention is called to the card Of this
house. Although it has been and is yet
doing an extensive commission business in
the compress block, branch house has
recently been opened a. 403 Elm street, for
the sale and handling of agricultural imple-
menta, labor-ssving machinery, Nit hell
wagons, presses and other articles of prime
necessity to the f,rmcr. This house is under
the immediate supervision of Mr.. Clowney,
one of our most gentlemanly and respected
citizens and thorough business men. We
commend the house most cordially to all the
patrons of the HERALD.
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FORT WORTH.
Correspondence of the Herald
FORT WORTH, June 9. lss'

Correspondence of the Herald.
FORT WORTH, June 9. 1850.
A very hard rain last night. There has
been rain every day lately. 1t is said to have
injured small grain, but corn, cotton and
weeds are growing fast.-At about l
o'clock last night gang of rowdies left the
"Red Light and went up Eleventh and
Houston streets, breaking out windows and
committing depredations generally. One has
been caught and doubtless all will be, and be
death with severely. court ad-
iourned from O'Clock q. m. 10 p. NJ
The mother of the found illegitimate infant
died last Saturday. Her case was kept Sc
cret and neglected too long.-The sale OF
land and town lots for taxes continues at the
court house door.-The mud and indica
sons of continued bad weather will doubtle's
prevent many from attending the Weather
snrd barbecue next Friday.--Forty
horses will be sold next Monday at the
stray sale. This is more than at any
straw sale for several years.
Our city is cut by wagons as badly as at
any time during last winter;--The railroad
trestle-work on the Clear Fork, is not yet
finished. but trains will pass between this
CITY and Westherford by 5 o'clock this after
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CALVERT.
Correspondence of The herald.

Correspondence ofIhe Herald.
CALVERT, June |, 1850.
We have had excessively warm weather
here for several days. A hailstorm passed
about eight miles east of here last Saturday
evening which utterly destroyed some of the
crops. Otherwise the crops are as fine as
could be wished. The oats have been
blown down and tangled considerably, but
the farmers say they can save most OF th0m.
B. f. Church has cotton bolls nearly as
large as partridge egg.--Dr. Dan Parker
has lust returned from New York, wherr he
has been spending the winter, staddying his
profession. He is already tired of being
told that he is much improved by the trip
1t is supposed now that the Greenback
party will put a full ticket in the field here
for county otficers-O. NJ. Watkins, attor-
ney, of Galveston, has been spending several
days here on professional business.
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Remedy for Hard Times.

Stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich
food and style. Buy good, healthy food,
cheaper and better clothing get moro real
and substantial things oflife every way, and
especially stop the foolish habit running af.
ter expensive and quack doctors or using 50
much of the vile humbug medicine that does
YOU only harm, and makes the proprietors
rich, but put your trust in the greatest of all
simple, pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that
cures always at trling cost, aud you will
see better times and good health. Try it once
Read Of il in another column.
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Arrests by the Police for May.

During the month Of May the police made
one hundred and sixty-seven arrests. OF
this number, one was for assault with intent
to kill, and SIX for theft, the Others being for
drunkenness and minor ofenses. Ninety
three we're committed to prison. One
escaped from prison and one was released on
account of i'll health by order of the Health
Officer. The amount Of total flnes collected
amounted to S4Sl rs, and the amount OF
fines worked out on the street amounted tc
1901, footing up together 1872 70.
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DENIsON.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald.
DESIsos, June 2, lsso.
The rain has suspended hostilities, but for
how long we cannot say.-Mud is plenti,,
ful-so is water. The only cisterns not full
are the ones to be built.-Cobert' ferry is
not yet running on account of high water
g H. Campbell is on the sick list
Dave lnglis, book-keeper for Lingo & Co.
LETT this morning for visit to his home in
New York Stste.-Blanche Hanna left fol
Chicago this morning, t to attend the con
ventlon. but merely for visit-The U
;. NJ. telegraph line has suffered severely by
the late rains, being washed down and other.
wise DANA el in several localities, but it will
be up and working by tonight or tomorrow
the farthest, provided the weather remain.
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yellow Fever.

The National Board of Health, report thi:
to be Blood Poisoning. The best medicine
in existence for clearing the blood of un'
healthy matter is that named as W rnor's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, used in con
nection with Warmers Safe Pills, AS a pre-
ventive to Yellow Fever and all Malarial Fe'
vers, these remedies are a success.
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fair. H. Ellerton leaves to-day for
Oaddo, Indian TIE ritory, to gather up some
cattle to ship North Friday. u. L. Free
man has sold his fruit and grape farm of
about 200 acres, a couple of miles southeast
of the city, to Captain George L. Patrick for
$1,000 CASH.. H. Peters, formerly U. s.
NJ. telegraph operator at Coleman City, is in
the city awaiting his discharge, after which
he will take a trip down East.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, June. .. Noon = Cotton firm
middling uplands, 6x; Orleans, 0 LID;
receipts, $500; all American; sales, 10000;
speculation and export, s,OOo; uplands low
esS; June and July, 1872; July and
August, 9 1872; August and September,
sH. September. and October, O 9-l6j
October and November, -; November and
December, -; January ana February, -
futures quiet but steady.
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for June delivery, 0 1881; September and oc-
tober, q l7-&.
2;SO m Uplauds low mi idling classlhca-
tions for June and July delivery, o 9-ld: july
aud August, 9-lG, August ana september,
1882; September aud October, Bh.
5I5 y m--Sales of American, $50 bales; NJ
lures closed dull.
NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, June 2.--StOcks firm, money
l6l5; exchange long, 4 S6A, ditto short, S9A
State bonds dull; Governments firm.
Cation firm, aalpa ana bAlaa
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Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
,ver twenty-five competitors at st. Louis
Fair, 1879.
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@S7; ConsOs, 79s.
Flour quiet but steady ;superhne, SA;double,
az; treble, IA; higher grades, 5GA
Coffee dull; cargoes ordinary to prime, ia
@l5h
sugar quiet but steady; common to good com
mon GAdH; fair TO fully fair, 1A@Ihi prime
to choice, "a, 'GSA yellow clarified, s!a@A.
Nlolasses dull and nominal; inferior, -
common, rs; fair, - centrifugal, -
prime to choice, -
Rice dull ordinary to choice, ba@I.
Pork scarce but firm, HIS.
Lard steady; by the tierce, IAmA; Reg,
Dry-salt meats fair and firm; shoulders
loose, "a; packed, lO@6O; clear ribs, 6hi
clear sides, Ga Ia on dull; shoulders,
5 20; clearrib ~ clear sid s, ~
Hams scarce but firm; choice sugar cured
canvassed lOmllh.
VIII key quiet, 0j@l 10.
ST. LOUIS.
| ST LOUIS ,June2 - Flourqulet and unchanged;
choice -; family, 4 80, Whiskey steady, Us
| Pork quiet, 10 35@i0, Larlnominal, q 40. Bulk
meats iiriner; shoulders, -; clear ribs,
| q az; clear sides, so Bacon steady
shoulders, SO; clear ribs, sj@SOj clear
sides, l5@20
| Wheat opened lower but advancedi closed
with active shipping and milling demand; No.
| red fall O5i, l073G cash, Ol'a for ,Junei W'4
| "a {, for August; No. lido, 0GiaGa bid.
Corn nimer, 51s;cash, 3lA@1s for Jnnei 5i'4
| for August
Oats quiet, 3l@ u; cash, Is for July.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs.
Cotton BOns Near CaIvert-Marriage
at Sherman-Bapfising Blacks at
GaivestOn-McKin VS. Lib
eraI Contribution 10 the
savoy Sufferers,
Etc Etc.

1.-THE north bound passenger train on the Cen
raj, due here at $40, t0dS twO hours
tate last night. We acre therebyprerentedJ from
acting our Southern mail
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Flour dull. Wheat heavy. Corn dull,
Pork firm, II 10. Lard steady, %, Spirits
turpentine, 90. Rosln, 1855. Freights steady
New YoRK June 2. - Net receipts, Ut
gross 2,Od6; futures closed quiet but steadyi
sales HA OC ! halas
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NNI4N EoINlN
GALVESTON. juno 2. - Receipts N,


KANSAS UIT1,
KANSAS CITY, Juue ., - Wheat - No. spot
90 and nomin i; No. 3 spot, sBlso and noml.
Bacon Clear, TO- rib and long, 81
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so mSm ls low middling classiGcatlons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

ton lave adopted while the country still
rocked on the ground swsll left by the
war, and proved 10 have been shame
fully abused for partisan ends, must not
bs changed. The var and the solid South
mus, still he the only public questions.
That 10 the meaning al the Republican
platform and Of the Republican chiefs.
II the country likes that they have made
their formal and official otter. Hut We
repeat, il sounds to us like y joke, and a
very poor Joke at that,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

TngN still continue to tall into line.
The Pittsburgh Prs' says the leading
manufacturer Ut eastern fennsylvania
isGEoRaE RULIoCN at Conshoken, Mont
geometry county. Hitherto he has been
a leading Republican, hut nov he writes;
ali ! hal "a thousand votes would cast
them lnr ilNN,u,E.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

Rsy. JouN W. llouGU, oi Brooke
county, il announced in this issue at
the RS0IsrSR ~ u candidate Tor the al.
tcc at stat Superintendent at schools.
MIR. uou.u is recommended hy the
prcseu' superintendent, Prof. rs>n'E'
TOY, rs an educator nj considerable eN'
perirncc, AMI one who has proved n sue.
ccs,lul manager in school majtrrs, rs
we'll ~ man oi great industry and per
severance aud ot tried aud approved in
trgrity nj character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

Gr~. \. /. PEARSON, ot rcunsyl
vauia, Republican, has about the right
idea. tie writes General ll,N,MN "ln
choosing between the lwn parties | don I
see how n patriot can hlunder. Surely
every soldier who fought with li,NCnCH
I, conquer peace will vote with him aud
ior him To make that peace etlcctual aud
permanent That is the way most at
the solliCrs feel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08
hals County Democratic Ticket.
CONVENTIONS In THIS STATE.

psuoca,IJC srltE CO>'ENr'oS.
Msgaushaug iuly ,,h,
p, xoxtSAtK pEuoCRIrtC CANDIDATES wa
tONakNSN
E,r,' plJrst -WhVclioS, August nth.
N,slni p.tfst Fn'rWoUt lUh nth.
Ta.ri p-s- .,.-. Hinton, August an.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

TuEextcut ot the Republican claim ut
strength inr G,ErIsLn is that lac will
poll the vote ol the party. II lac does
tha, he will tail at election hy the elcc'
toral vote oi three States, aud will have
a minority ut three hundred thousand
Ut the popular vote
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

VIM noS CAMERON playing of,
the oh gent. sitting squarciy on his
bari. Col. FoR>EY writing li,NCoCS ed-
itorials, and ten. rsAssoN making HAN
COCK speeches, the Republicans IN Penn.
sylyania are in very had way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

lIox. &. J. F,vLSNgR, SAYS that the
Democracy ol the Eastern fan.ilandle
has not been more thoroughly united
AMI harmonious in many yeas than
now. The whole party Is full ol cnthu'
slassu aud confident at victory,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

IL would seem from the irigId attitude
assumed hy McSsrs, CNNHUNG, C,NIRoN
aud tho other promincnt GRANT men
toward the Republican nominee Tor the
presidency that It is not their intention,
a. much rs il was, Ia "take charge Of
zen. G,RFlrp after his election" the
tact is, that the shrcwder ri the third
term leaders perceive that GARFIELD has
little chance OF election, aui that there
lore they can indulge the spite cnccnd'
cred Nv defeat without making matters
worse 81 lar rs practical results ATE Goa.
ccIurd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

L. .<sSpEII. the Washington CORES
pendent oi the Philadelphia iin's, SAYS
that alter the Chicayl Convention hos
CAMERON ,hrrcd BLNINE his hand and II
Vas refused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

oua reports iron number oi coun'
lies in the state show that ~ material
damage has hccu done the wheat croPhy
the recent heavy rains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

Trustees Sale Of a Fine Residence.
10y VIRTUE Of 4 pfFp az TRUST NApk
ID hy Cathsiiuc Wiaship, kmms Wimhip.
Franklin G. WinShip and Mary V Whnship, his
wife, to me a. trustee, dated tho lsih DAY OF
ApJil IN the year 1871, aud pCnrd,d IN the
ClVtk oflCC ~ the County Court nj ohio county,
West Nigiuia, IN decd ol trust book M. IL al
PAGES !! i, ~ ghd ~, win. an
SATURDAY, july IL, A, d. lssl
BcEiuuiur nj 10 oClock a, NJ, sell Al public auc.
ton al lhc iruuI door ot the tuuUt House oi said
county. in the C,ty ot Whreiug, the follow ing
drs, JlhCd rial estate IN said CITY, count, aud
State, tn.wu Tho south two th,Uis at lot mum
h,nl uUt huudtCd Rul uiuVty 10 ", On the east
SiIs ul IhRpliuC street hciMC,n lw'nirth aus
Twcut, >Nuud stpctS, Ia the tiiih war,l al said
city, hCiug the RIAL estate conveyed IL Franklin
NiuShip. nov jcpsSvd, by Matthew u Rec
nov ut rynrl Ia said CLERK oill,s Ia deed book
VI ou PAGE len. ou said land 10 tho desirable
brick u'NidCUVV IN which said franklin WtnShtp,
now dCCoaSc1. formerly r'sided,
Title he,icvc,i Ia b, Tcrirci hutsolllns a. trus-
Zee, Twill convey only iho title vested Ia me by
Said decd ot trust
T1uNS ~ sItE- Que tbiri " the purchase
money and ~ much mnn ~ tho puphascr
may elect IA pay, cash IN hand GA LAY ~ sale
thc Nsiduc ~ the puph aSc money IL he pay able
ga two equal miscellaneous In one and I've ye~rs
TVspcstiVely from the DAY pt sale, With iutepst
ihCrcuu irpm that day, payable scuii annually
tho purchaser tV gtNC uVt,S spNurct 10y Iced of
trust upou the property said, tNr said dcieire,
iustaimruts. The puvhss,T, asa further security
int said deferred pNmeutS will lie required 10
have the dwelling un said land Insured liza II
any, payable to the undersigned, IN MASON.
able amount aud Ia aCnmpgny satisfactory to me
lu5i ALrRkp CALDWELL. Trustee
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
Hancock Routes the "Bl0Ody
Shirt"-The South win Vote
for Him = County Candidates
NeUa

News.
Correspondence Of the Register
kSoxvllix, W. Va, July |.
We hail with delight the noble aud IN.
furnished ticket presented to US hy the
Cincinnati Convention, and feel new
life sprinsing up in our bosom to think
that the party To which W. have been
so long associated lifted itself above the
sruryy, ldmben, politician aud chose
man whose record Is the admiration OF
every true and devoted son Of liberty.
Hancock was a terror On the battle iield,
and Hancock II to-day M less terror
i'm the Presidential race. The Republic
can party, in this It's climacteric period,
has suddenly become deprived oi its
collusive bloody shirt" which strands
il upon the bar oi disintegration,
leaving il destitute ot any pan.
only hv which the t,mid
aud fearful voter may 10 caught The
lu,tisn, glahrous Eve arr loyal aud the
pemucratsarc traitors, will now he
tulsome sound; aud those who Will
watch the deglu,ition oi the Republican
pariv in this particular will wonder how
/, was possible that they had ever been
impnseA upou hy such dsedaIan dis
crrppncirs. "llaucpck isa nion man,
say the Republicans, "and II is strange
Why the Democracy Homlnaicd him;
aud the most prominent conception ana
Consaling halm Is that those southern
rebels" will not support HIN. They
entirely forget that he is genuine
Democrat, aud that the campaign viii
la fought entirely upon this issue. aGd
not upon Union when there IL no IT,
helliun. They entirely forget that Han
cock ~ bitterly opposed IL the central
ling system IT the Republican party,
and that he has ably opposed their ag.
yrrssivo system to propagate Their power
through illicit and Unconstitutional hal
l1ting,
Among the many candidates ior
sheriff IN this county none are more en-
titled Ia the office than Jno. Crow,
ESQ. His record Tor the faithful service
in the army, coupled with his untold
sulirnngs as a prisoner should III duly
considered by the party 50 "rroud at
LOYALTY" Again, the rural districts
should certainly nov and then he favor
al with au office. Rut,it cx sheriff GRAY
shuui he candidate, the integrity at
the Democratic party will compel us Ia
sustain him.
lion. \, \. Ewing Is the man To send
back again IT, the Legislature, aud We
would predict that he Is the only Demo
crat who has any possible show at sue
cess, aud who can come any ways near
being elected.
For Assessor in the first district, Man.
ming, the prescn, incumbent deserves
favorable consideration, aud Ink IN the |
second district caunot well he slichtcd. |
The vet Weather has slightly injured |
the wheat, while many clover meadows |
are living roitlng Crops are all very |
promising. Ii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08

Cot. TuoA,S A. S,orT, the Harrisburg
rdir.ol says, us warm friend aud All
mirer 1T zen. H,>NrCN. aud will sup
port him tnr the Presidency.
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ED.

DIED.
TAPE " c,ipcSisN, lgly :, lS~l q. o'Cio'k
NJ. Hy>RN 4, TArrE, sgCt - years, mon,hs
ami - DAYS
Funeral fr,m hts late rVsiieuce. Ss,s wstfcl
street. this sismooa al Ia la1ermeni al the
Reimeas cemetery, Friends o, the iAmily sN
iavitcd to s,cnd.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25
STTUATTON WANTEn

A SAILBOAT about 30 feet long. Anyone wish A ing to dispose of boat may find purchaser at 115 Park street.
 900
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

The Ute Brofl-Agent Berry Under Arrest WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The following has been received at the War department:
 CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 22; 1880. To the Adjutant General Washington:
 General Pope forwards the following, dated 2oth inst, from Major Fletcher:
 Lieutenant General
 Your telegram of the 18th conveying the Presidents instructions received at Agent Berry has sub United States District Attorney is here and will leave in the morning without requiring escort from tary escort and prefer not have it. Captain Stie pr. Rowson andSL have been summoned as witnesses both by the State and federal authorities and have been ordered to obey both subpcenas and leave to- morrow. Thus far the military entirely clear of able. The Indians consented to Berrys absence, with the promise of his return in two weeks
 FLETCHER, Commanding. The following dispatch was received at the Indian Bureau, from Agent Berry, dated Los Plnos Agency, October 21:
 Having organized harmony among my Indians and placed them in satisfactory locations have to answer charges regarding the killing of Jackson. It is hoped this will satisfy public opinion and sustain peace be- tween whites and Indians.
 It is understood from the telegram that Agent Berry has removed the Utes from their recent situation, between the white popula- tion of Colorado and the United States troops, to some points beyond the present station of the military. Upon receipt from the War department of copy of Major Fletcher's dispatch of the 20th inst, relative to Berry's arrest, the Acting Secretary of the Interior telegraphed to the. Governor of Colorado as follows
 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER1oR,(
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 23, 1880. To Governor PIrKIN Denver, CoL:-
 This department is to-day advised, through the War department that Berry has been arrested by the United States Marshal and has left the agency in charge of that officer. If State posse has been ordered to to the reservation to make the arrest please recall the and thus avoid any possibility of conflict with Indians
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

Liability of Boiler Insurance-A Novel
 and Interesting Case.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-A suit which has attracted widespread attention by the novelty of the issue involved was decided by jury yesterday. It was suit by Mrs Henrietta Deitel on behalf of herself and her four children against the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance company to recover for the killing of her husband by the explosion of boiler insured by the company named. The case has been on trial before a jury in Judge Finletter's court since October 12, and ended in the verdict of $9, 36O for the widow. The novelty of the case renders the facts of unusual interest. The boiler ex- ploded on the morning of June 27, 1879. The company inspected it on May 14, 1879, and gave certificate setting out that it could safely bear pressure of eighty pounds to the square inch. The purpose of the plain tiff's counsel was to show that this was neg igent inspection. They alleged the inspec- tion was very hastily done; that they drove up wagon with the pump, applied it to the boiler without delay, and began pumping while man stood by watching the gauge. W hen the gauge had run up to about one hundred and twenty the man said that was enough, and thereupon drove away with the pump. The plaintiffs allege that the rules prescribed by ordinance of councils were not followed by defendant, who should have made minute and careful examination of the boiler both inside and out, that the thickness of the sheets should have been carefully measured of gauges examined. as well as the condition of the riveting All these precautions it was claimed the defendants failed to take. A number of experts were put upon the stand and their testimony generally was that in the condition the boiler was in it could only stand pressure of from fifty to sixty-four and half pounds to the square inch, instead of eighty, as the company had certified. If the boiler had have been perfect one the experts thought a safe pressure would be seventy one pounds. The plaintiffs theory of the case was that the boiler had never been sub jected to higher pressure than seventy pounds, and John H. Nystrom, the expert, said that he thought that when the explosion took place the boiler was carrying pressure somewhere around seventy pounds.
 On the part of the defense their main point was contributory negligence, and they called two witnesses in an attempt to prove that fact.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25
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