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THE DOMINION.
Rideau Canal.


OTTAWA, Nov. 29.-The water as been let
out of Rideau Canal.
Concessions TO American Wreckers.
AMHERsrBURG, Ont, Nov. 29.-The Cana
dian Wrecking Company, having complained
to the government of the collector of customs
at Amherstburg for granting permits 10 the
Wilcox to assist Canadian tugs in releasing
the propellers Wissahickon and Inter Ocean,
lately aground in Detroit River near here, the
Minister of Customs desires to say that while
he has given, and will continue to give, the
greatest attention possible to the protection Of
the interests of the wrecking companies of
Canada, he cannot disapprove of reasonable
concession to United States tugs when they
are necessary to the rescue of human life or
the saving of vessels from total wreck.
Clergymen and the Rights Of Voters.
MONTREAL, Nov. %.
The Court Of Appeals decided unanimously
to-day to unseat Mr.. Robbelard, member Of
the local legislature for County Berthier, on
the ground of undue influence used by the
clergy in his favor. Judge Johnston delivered
the Judgment which defined how far clergy
men were restricted in interfering with the
rights of voters.
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WASHING TON.
The Appropriation Bills Behind Han

The Appropriation Bills Behind Hand.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O-The House COM
mittees on appropriations have not got together
a quorum. From the present appearances none
OF the regular appropriation bills will be
ready for the consideration of Congress upon
their re-assembling next Monday.
Instructions to Collectors.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
circular giving instructions to collectors and
other chief officers of customs in relation to
the numbers of licenses issued to steam vessels
which will prevent false entry of figures, such
as made by clerk to local inspectors at New
York who embezzled $500.
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b VISOR convcyanoe-1uUO bush Oornmsal to q
". Trus b %.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Death Of Congressman Farr.

O66sh OF COngros6man Farr.
CoNcoND, N. H.. Nov. 3O.-Congressman
1var:s W. Farr died At his residence at Little
ton, n. H., thia morning, aged 40. For several
years Mr.. Farr was Solicitor for Grafton coun-
y, and was elected Representative to Congress
HON tho third Now Hampshire district in 1878
over Hon. 81. Y. Kent, and was reelected in
the recent election over Hon. G. A. Bingham
By largely increased majority. His death
leaves New Hampshire with but two represen-
tstivcs at present In Congress. and necessitates
3 special election for third district Representa-
tive in the next Congress. Ex-Judge Geo. A.
Bingham Of Littleton, the unsuccessful candi-
date, will. Of course, be the Democratic nomi-
nee, and Hon. Ossian Ray Of Lancaster will be
The choice Of the Republicans.
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California usnsns ~tocks.
watertown Cattle Market.

(By Telegraphl
WATERFOWL, Nov.3U-Beef Cattle--receipts 9O8
head; supply light rom the West with about aver
age number the North; best grades brought full
prices sales of Beef Cattle-choice at 5Oa8 90:
qua ity at 1905 so: third quality 0O04 rs.
Store Cattle-work Oxen p pair at Sl0O0S162;
Nich Cows and Calves $2NGS45: Farr W Cows S1O
ops Fancy Sf0GS62; Yearlings S7GS 3;two years
old S12 d$24; three $2Oo $3s. Western fat Swine,
live. IA as: Northern dressed Hogs 6Ha.
Sheep and I.ambs-Recepts 7.342 head; supply
large and slim lots declined fully IA u H. sales Of
Sheep in lots at 5Oa 4 10 each; extra at 8 OO0.
9 80; Lambs 4951a; Veal Calves at 296.
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Volcanic Eruption in the Sandwich Is
lands.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 30.-Advices from
Honolulu describe the eruption of Mamma Lca
now in progress as one of the grandest ever
witnessed. 1t broke out Nov. 9th about six
miles from the summit of the crater, throwing
off two great streams of lava, one of which is
thirty miles long, 100 to 200 yards wide and
twenty feet deep. Terrible explosions accom-
pany its flow. Some fears are entertained for
the safety of Halo.
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wKDEEaDAy M0RxISa. DEC. 1.

Creatures OF exaggeration-that the scandal is
not true. the anecdote has no foundation, and
that the feats Of skill and strength are invested
with the organic weakness Of tradition, the
vagaries lose something Of the charm Of nov
city. and are almost as insipid as claret from
which the bouquet has evaporated.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Funeral OF the Victims Of the Stoughton
Tragedy.
BRocKToN, Mass, Nov. 30.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Littleteld and her little son Albert was
held at East Stoughton this afternoon. Rev.
q. T. Sullivan, of Brockton, conducted the
services, which were peculiarly impressive and
affecting Mr.. Littleheld's condition to-day is
reported to be much worse.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city Nov. 28th, at the residence of the
brides father. by Rev. j. F. Hutchins VIM. E. Ross
and Miss Nellie j. Dunn.
In Freeport. Nov. "a. by Rev. A. c. Herrick, Mar.
shall A. Bond of Jefferson and Miss Hannah A.
Litchfeld of Freeport.
In FreepOrt, Nov.25, BY Rev. A. c. Herrick Ralph
Soul. Of Freeport and Miss Luela Stoddard of Var
mouth -
In Bath. Nov. 81. Jas M. Holbrook and Miss Hat
tic l.. johnson. both of Harpswell.
In Burnside KY, Nov. 6, George P. Taylor of Au-
burndale, Mass. and Miss Ella F. Jones of Port
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MARINE NEWS.

Accident to q Rockland Schooner.
CHATHAM, Mass, Nov. 30.-Schooner Fleet
wing Of Rockland, Me-, with a cargo of mould
Ing sand. struck on the bars but came off leak
Ing badly. She was supplied with one man
and proceeded.
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A Colored Teacher Stabbed to Death by
His PuDila.

DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 80. -Lorenzo ivy, q
colored teacher in a colored free school, was at
tackled this morning by two Of his pupils, aged
punished one of the boys and was attacked in
revenge.
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The Ex.Presidential Fund.

New YORK, Nov. 30.-George Jones of the
Times states that four-ifths Of the ex-Presi-
dental fund has already been raised, and after
hearing from Boston he has no doubt that the
total sum will be raised
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Eurepean Nlarkcts.

By Telegraphl
LONDON. Nov. 3O.-Consols 100 3-16 for money
and account
inNDos. Nov. 80 12.3oP. M.-American securi.
tes-United States bonds 4s, 1l6.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 30-l2.3O P. M.-Flour 9s 9dG
12s: Winter Wheat at 1Os910s Sd: Spring Wheat
at Be 10dG1os; california average 9s 3dG10s; Club
do at 10s@1Os I'd; Corn at rs 1Od. Peas at rs.
Provisions, &c..-P0rk at 69s: Reef at SIS: Cheese
at SIS; Lard AS Cd: Bacon ASS 9dd4s Cd. Tallow
at 36s. at London 3Ss 3D.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 3O-12.3O P.M.-Cotton NAL ket
easier; Middline uplands at 1850; Orleans I'd;
sales 10000 bales. speculation and export 2, 900.
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The ChinesesG overnment Seeking Repair
alton for the Denver Riot.

NEW YORK, Nov 3O.-A Denver special says
Col. Bee, Chinese consul at San Francisco, ia
in Denver. under instructions from the Chi
nese government, investigating the recent riot
against Cinnamon there. An estimate of loss
es by The Chinese has been made, and the Chi
nese government will demand PREPARATION for
the loss of life and property
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SPORTING.
The Hanlon-Lavcock Race.

Tn6 danIOn-IayCOCK HAC6.
LONDON, Nov. 30-Articles Of agreement
have been signed for the race between Laycock
and HaDlon for ESQ. 1t will take place Jan,
18th at 2.30 p. m. on the Thames championship
course, and will be for the sportsmen's ohal-
lenge cup and championship. The special
$1,000 prize has been Withdrawn.
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Murdered and Robbed.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Nov 30.-The body of
John $. Saff, saloon keeper, was found in
his saloon this morning with his skull crushed.
Deceased had considerable money all of which
was taken by the murderers. No clew. This
is the first deliberate murder perpetrated in
this city since 1915.
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Colorado's Vote.

DENVER, Nov. 30.-The official RETURNS give
the Garfield electors an average majority of
5000, and Pitkln (Rep) for Governor over 5000
majority, leading the rest of the State ticket
about $500. Total vote is about "a 900.
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TORONTO, Nov. 30.-The City Council has
passed motion granting the freedom of the
city TO Hanlon and giving him free deed of
the size of his hotel. The Opinion expressed
t'is action illegal. 1t will! be referred to law
Yeu. ! =
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portlann DAILY Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Nov. 20.
Breadstuffs are firmly held and in fair demand
without material change price. Molasses Foreign
is strong and 1@2c BETTER the rise is due to light
stock throughout the country Butter is scarce for
choice grades and in good demand at full prices:
common grades dull with a good supply on the
market. Sugar is steady and firm. Poultry is low
er. Sweet potatoes are about 25c higher.
In the Western Grain primaries to-day there is a
decided improvement and the markets ars active
and higher for Wheat. Corn and Oats. At Chicago,
Flour is in good demand at full prices: Wheat was
strong and higher; No Red advanced 1ac; No 2
Chicago Spring went up from O77s@1 oS to
l 1OA cash, and advanced about &c for December
and January; Corn closed firm and advanced ~ c
for cash lots, and about 70 for December; Oats ad
vanced 114c cash.
The following are to-dsy's quotations OF Flour,
Ao
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INDIA.

The Outbreak in Cashmere.
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch from Calcutta
says: News from the outbreak in Cashmere is
reassuring. The Maharajah is, however, push
ing for ward reinforcements.
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N MEMORANDA.

Barque Celina, Hodgdcn. at New York from Per
nambuco reports Nov rs. in the gulf. had a heavy
gale from NNE; lost and split Sails stove bulwsrks
and had decks swept.
Rarque Emma Crowell, Perry. at San Francisco
from Hong Kong. reports easterly winds and heavy
weather most of the passage; Oct 8, encountered
typhoon ana lost sails &c.
Sch Union Flag. Lindsey, from st John. NIB. for
New York, before reported on Harrington fats
started aleak after getting to sea. which increased
to such an extent that the could not keep heI
free. and she had TO be grounded. The deckoad has
been discharged and she will be pumped out and
tOWed TO Mach1asport for repairs.
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Prices of Coal for December Unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O-The prices of coal
for December by the Reading Company are
unchanged.
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
"CONGRESS'' Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. 1t has always been made pure and
he lthy, and Ia to-day without rival.
"a SHADES Engi.h Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-01
5ho Corner Ia Corn

u. L1vu, Gov. % Tho corner In Lovsm-
~ soen, which In volved 100000 bushels and
Bssssd prodt Of 9l25 900, was closed today.
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DR.. Buchanan Acquitted.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 80. DR.. John Buchan-
an was acquitted on charge of using the mails
with intent to defraud."
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DEATHS.

In Brunswick, Nov. 20. Eunice T., wife of Daniel
Curtis.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. at
the house.
In North Gorham. Nov. 80, Elias s. Golf, aged 80
years months.
Funeral Thursday forenoon, at 1O1a O'Clock, at
his late residence.
In Kennebunk, Nov 81. George r. English, aged
Al years.
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SYDNEY, Nov. 30.-Brigantine Borealis,
while at Malayta, one of the Solomon Islands,
was attacked by natives and six men killed,
among them the Captain.
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Oct 8. lat n. Ion % W. barque Wakefield, from
New York for Sydney NSW.
Oct 81. S of st Helena 100 miles. barque Jas G
Pendet0n. Nichols. from Batavia for England.
Nov ., lat 50. Ion w, barque Saml ID Carlton,
Freeman, from Cardiff for Singapor..
Nov 49, lat 80 10 n. Ion 1870 03 W, ship Spartan,
Reed, from San Francisco for Departure Bay.
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LITTLE Rock, Nov. 30-The result Of the
Presidential election 10 Hancock q, lSI. Gar
1eld Il, e61, Weaver 4l61.
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HOURS.
war DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIoNALl
OFT1OkR, Washington, ID. c.,
Dec. 1, Q A. NJ.
For New England,
Lower barometer, stationary or higher temper
Azure, westerly shifting to easterly or souther
~ winds, clear or partly cloudy " Gather. fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness and rain or
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The marriage of the Baroness Burdett- Coutt
to Ashmead Bartlett has been abandoned.
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Boston stock Market.
New York stock and MONEY Market.

tBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 -Eve1lng. Money marked
very light, rate ranged from 8 per arnum and "A
commission closing g. prime mercantile paper 59l
8, Sterling Exchange weak at 47S1ad478s4 for
long and 48Oi2 948OA for short. Governments
steady for 6s, but and rs lower for other issues.
state bonds Louisiana consols sly The stock
market closed quiet
me transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
81 1896, 700 shares
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Ar at Demarara 2Sth, barque { lara McGilvery
Cardiff. sch |. A Orr Orr Barbados.
Sid 30th brig H Balm. Wheeler, Bonaire. to
load for Portland sch Lizzie Dewey. Peters, Portde
Paix.
Boston. (and sailed 18th for Alphabetically 18th.
barque Martha Tucker Tucker, Buenos Ayres.
tand sailed Path for Brunswick); 10th. brig Carrie
Bertha Hall. Martinique.
Ar at Pa. sandu Oct II, bareue Clara Eaton, Lunt,
Portland.
At Buenos Ayres Oct 90, marques woodside. Mont
gomery. for Boston: Chas Loring Loring. for New
York; Anna Walsh. Bowers unc; brig H H Wright.
Meyer, for New York; Belle Prescott, White, from
Portland. ar 9th,
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Qardeld's Successor in the House.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 30.-Judge Taylor was to-
day ELECTED 70 ill Garfeld's place in the
Holae.
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FREIGHTS-For the West Indies business was
very good the past week, but rates show slight
falling off, In Coastwise. notice no improve
ment. The following charters were made for the
week ending November 80:
Brig William Mason. Portland to Trinidad de Gu
ba, lump sum $3.50.
Schr Ethan Allen, Portland to Porto Rico. lump
sum 1920.
Schr Addie Jordan, New York to Portland, coal
81 90 " ton.
Brig Henry B. Cleaves, Portland to Cardenas or
Matanzas, shocks and heads CSC.
Bark Miranda, Portland to north side Cuba date
loading). shocks and heads 20.
Brig Ernestine, Portland to Cardenas shocks and
heads 200.
The Schr R. F. Hart, Portland to St. Pierre. Mar
Unique reported last week should have been 81
instead of s 100.
Brig E. H. Williams, Portland to Cardenas or Ma
tanzas, sugar shocks 26c, on deck 21c; box shocks
loo; potatoes SOC.
Brig HELEN o. Phinney, Portland to Cardenas or
Matanzas, sugar shocks 25c-if Havana &c,
Bark Ocean Pearl same the HELEN o. Phippey
pickets 5oPM.
Schr j. Nickerson, Portland to New York, heads
Sc y pair.
Schr Kocheko, Pensacola to Matanzas, lumber ST.
Br Bark Zulu, Portland to South America lumber
PIT.
Schr @. j. Willard, Portland to Philadelphia sort
ID cargo PIT
Daily DensSssHc Gxeceipts
By vae:r sonveyanes-1ooO bush oornmsal to q
". TruN %.
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Notice.
European Ticket Office.

Cabin and Steersgs Tickets by the
Cunard, Allan, Iumsn, White Star and
Aachor Lines Of Eus Opeau otsamers
sailing weekly from Boston and New York. For
further particulars call on or address
r. p. MCGOWAN, Bookseller,
uo22 439 CONGRESS sTRERT, dN
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KENNEBUNKPORT. Nov 3O-Sld. barque Saran
&C (new of Boston. 1880 tons) Hill, New York
Has been sold to New York parties and papers
10 be changed on arrival here.
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METEOROLOGICAL

ExpsoArroNs yoR THE NEXT rwENrY-rou
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-01

Steamer New Brunswick, Thompson, St John,
NIB via PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch Julia s, tBr) Mcintyre, st John. NB-lumber
to NJ Emery.
Sch Marysvls. (Br) Hurdan. Fredericton, Nh
Il ties to Boston q Maine RR.
Sch Chiffon Pope, Boston.
Sch Stella Lee Brewer. Boston.
-, Sch James Nichols. Childs. Boston-nolasses to
W Robinson Jr.
Sch Polly & Clarissa Ball. Boston.
Sob ABBY WATSON, Lord. Saco.
Sch Brilliant. Wheeler. Port Clyde
Sch Mary Elizabeth Dunton. Boothbay.
Sch Angola. Dyer, Sullivan for Boston.
Cleared.
Barque Samuel Hale, Haven, Buenos Ayres-R
Barque Eliza White, wotton. Ponce, PR-Nutter,
Rarque j Lopez Leland, wiscasset to load for
Cuba-Phinney & jackson.
Sch E q Willard. Simonton, Philadelphia G
Sch Alice Dean, Watts Pembroke-N Blake.
Sch Franklin Fierce, Stinson. DISQUALIFICATION
g. True.
Sch Helen NJ, Bray, Cherrytield-N Blake.
Sch Mary Snowman. Oliver. Bath-N Blake.
Sch Arrival, Farnhum. Boothbay-D Chate.
SAILED-Barque Flora P Stafford; brigs ,Josefa,
F Jennings; schs Maggie Dalling. Carrie Belle.
Fannie Flint and others.
FRoh OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET. Nov. 24-Sld, sch Albert Daily.
Nov 26-Sld, sch Anna Bell, Conary. far Port au
Prince.
Nov 27-Ar, sch Buena Vista. Thurrell. Portland.
Nov 28-Ar. schs d Sturgis, Gould. Boston; Sa-
| die Corey. do.
SID sch BENZ Courtney. Baker, Charleston.
Nov 3O-Ar scbs Eva Yates Yates, Boothbay:
Maria Louisa Dickinson, Boston.
SID schs Hope Haynes. (new) Damage, New York;
Hattie Cove. Turner. Charleston.
| EASTPORT, Nov liar, sch Abby Weld, Gard
Fer, Portland.
Nov 19-Ar schs Percy, Mitchell, I'm New York
| Charlotte Augusta, Malloch. Boston.
KENNEBUNKPORT.N Nov 3O-Sld, barque Saran
| &C (new of Boston, 1880 tons) Hill, New York
Has been sold TO New York parties, and papers
, 1880-07-22


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ao'o'
THE orp1cEHs Or THE Cus1FASf'
IN explaining tae acc'uc'lt+ say tno wofkmen' III
coming thF'uen inc a'f-a'ch, mus n'se e3s'.
cisctI unusual cafecshcsa nna' oo'n hoois {" tao
a1f-iooK pelng opchoa at too sama a,'ne' u1c
compressor ar WIS a'oHeo 10 eaeapo' tao CUM
presseu a'r serves uol'e!e purpose, h"thcly' 70
koct fho wator cut ans1 10 SUPPORT tae soo' ~
rue tuhhel. 20, "Hcn IL eecapeot tno calAsalopho
was if,ositaolc.
"orklncn were uneLy onsasco .n.s a.ss..ou.t
HeH'ng up q stronK pump 1or tuo !'u1ih'soo u
, 1880-07-22

wlHt BcotnGI MI eH!fnty+ no aiu
cutnc. Their cries wcro hoartl. however. md rs
snan M possible roof was as ut hand. On tho
surfaco Moses ricrsonr tho engineer, saw
atrcntn of condensed nIr cou1ng Up on thu o,tt-
aldo of tho snnft, nsid dlvlrfnE whnt hal hap.
prno, rushed quickly tn tho mouth nf tho SHIFT
"Opon tho door," cHtne 10 hin In stlilad tunca
from tho imprisoned nop below.
IlH gkNT 4 MEssgSuKR
for Michael Hurley. tho tlny foreman, wh0 lived
hut short distance awny. and ntsn for ]. II. an.
dcraon, tho General Superintendent. Hurley
rcucttcd tho scene in worry short ttn'c. nnsl
ctau,bcretl quickly down tho shaft ~ tho rcscuo
Ito wna followed by Patrick Mcchan,
Michael Durol,ell, and Thotnna Anderson, and
tho fur tried to force oprn tho dior ot tho
toe1s, hut without success, tho pressure Ut tho
Atr ngnin4t 1t from tho inside being too grcat.
Then Hurley seized crowtar n1lt' burst ono IT
tho bulls eyes, At tho satno tttno ThamRs Van
Nostrand, ono Of the Imprisoned 'non, broke tho
other.
TIE CostpnEssEp AIR
rushed through tho lock with wtllrr, followed
by Il Btrcnnl nf water, md. tho pres,st1ru bclng
thus removed, tho door was forced upon. Thu
night 1ncn rushed out md buried across tho
shnft to tho atatrs leading to tho surface, fol-
lowell by u Hood IT water which threatened to
eux,llf thon,. They escaped without injury, and
at once went to work on the surfacc digging for
tho purpose Ut rcsculng tho!r buried comptn-
iots.
MEANWHILE SUIT. ANDERSON
hAh rcacnea the scc.'e ~ ~ sta''ee ~ .ne s'se1 VT
showed thom NJ oneo tnas a4 nopo VI eas1hR toe
ltto OF any VI tno twenty wofkmon ~ tno tuhne.
was In sa't. Iho wafer nan f'Sen IN INC soa.I
until IL WIS twontS icos otcp Nt1" vi
leVc! VILE TUG fNeFs a1i'a tols WIS su'"cic'is
evidence TINT the tunnel WIS Hooded. Even had
tho men l,cen saved from sufft'cuton, drowning
must hnvc put MI end to thoIr livcs In n very
tew minutes 'a1ter tao 1a.a, ct.Sn. NY nst-
comprcssors' howo'of' "cso kopt ~ ~ork 'or
lo1r uoHss' ....-
=. FORCING AIR INTO TIE TusNsis
although !ts escape 10 tho surface Oh tno "atos
III tho SHAFT IN tho form OF banolcs "ns pEoot