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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Revelation

Loxpox. december 81. Considerable i'm.
por;ance is attached TO a meeting of the
Cabinet. Yesterday. as il was devoted ex.
clusivelv 10 The considerations of the troubles
in Ireland and Transyaal. IL is understood
that efi;,rts will be made TO psrify the Beers.
To that end a conference will he proposed
stating tha; government ia altogether OPP
posed to engaging in war The decision. il
snv was reached ON measures Of coercion for
Ireland, coinciden, with the new land bill,
has NOT been announced.
A large meeting of land owners aud tenant,
farmers was held at Enniskilen to-day
Resolutions were passed denouucing the land
league and calling upon government TO pre-
serve order.
The Times saws: The new Irish hill has.
We believe. been proved with view to sup
plementing for rcnairiny certain defects
which experience has shown To exist in the
land act of 1870. and not with view To in.
Producing new principles reversing it. The
bill is little likely to satisfy those friends of
Ireland engaged in midnight drilling of de-
iuded peasants. The proposed movements
of flying columns Will exercise more persna-
SION win ma'eoh'eh'S ~ho may DC remains
u"''' "e" nanny '''''" "'S ''ss''''''' "'"'
"'s'
DUBLIN, December Si. Attorney Senerai
Law concluded TINS morning with forcinle
peroraiion. He hoped the jury would be
true to their consciences and return verdict
satisfactory 10 the country Disoruer' ne
.,s, A. h. rss,,n.a h;s 500, ,hers v.s ma
m,n;fss,a,;on of .nv Mind The qov.rnmcn,
shnr,hand renor,er WAS then n,ared in the
witness how =, road his notes made a, nnhlic
moo,;n,,s .,,.na.a n, tho ,r,y.rsors
rh. a,,,h,r;,;,s ,s,,.,,,,I,,a a., a,sna,.,
,f a., .,,,,,an. 80 H.. o,nn,r, ai,n,s,
;n,msd;a,.,, as ..as ,,an. I,r;r,, rho ,;si,,
:, - s.;d a:arr s,an no,sss,r, f',r The ,nyn.
mept b.. already ne.n arr,ngcd Nine COL
umns will be despatched. each comprising a
troop of cavalry, division OF artillery, with
two guns, ten sappers and a detachment of
the army service corps. with four wagons.
Each soldier will carry sixty rounds.
Copx December Al Want of emplov
ment ey.rvwbere i. felt and nowhere more
keenly than in those districts where agitation
has taken greatest hold. Extraordinary
measures are being taken IN different parts OF
the country for the purpose OF starting pnblic
works.
Greek Question.
Coxsr,xv,sop,r December Al Coupc;l
of ministers agreed npon terms Of circnlars
ON Greek questions. and draft has been
submit,ed to the sultan The Porte resolved
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrest Of a Murderer.

BosroN. December 81. An Albany. n. Y.
despatch states that James ii. Brady, alias
James II. Moony, the supposed murderer of
Edmund Lawries, the 18th of last February,
in house on Florence street in this city, has
been arrested here. Officers left Boston this
morning TO bring Brady here.
Death.
Epes Sargent. formerly editor of the Bos-
ton Transcript from ls47 to 1858. died in
this city last night. aged 67. In early life he
was connected with tn Boston Atlas and was
author of the life of Henry Clay. also of
several well known plays and was associated
with Park Benjamin in editing the New
World of New York. In latter years he de-
voted much labor to works on spritualism.
During the last two years he has edited the
Cyclopedia If British and American poetry.
At different periods of his career he has
written several works Of fiction and poetry
Arrested.
Lewis b. Follett. formerly of Portland,
arrested at Maiden on charge of caus-
ing the death of Rebeeca L. Long of Port
land. by procuring an abortion. was
arraigned this afternoon and held in $4,000
for appearance before the grand jury.
Prisoner Discharged.
The case of Robert Howard of Fall River.
charged with perjury in obtaining naturaliza-
tion papers, came up before the L. 5 com
missioner this afternoon. This involved
the points made by Gen. Butler last week
relative to the alleged illegally of the nat
uralization process of the L. s. court of this
district. The counsel claiming that deputy
clerks had no power to administer oath. The
commissioner overruled these points and
discharged the prisoner for want of evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
California Mssiag sso .
SAX FRAScfsco, n
LATEST RY NAIL

Collector Beard, in his speech at the mer-
chants dinner. gave some interesting statis.
tics. In 1850 the Imports Of Boston
amounted to SS,6't,9'6; in 1880 they figure
up Sos, SOC, 600.
Ex-Secretary Thompson cannot see any.
thing unpatriotic in his position in regard to
the Panama canal project, which will, il car
ried oat. result in the purchase Of large sup-
provisions, etc.
There is great deal Of suffering among
the poor of Washington, owing to the intense
cold.
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop has accepted the
invitation to deliver the oration At the York
town celebration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

Erentng Report.


NEW YORK. December 81.
Money loaned as high as 6per cent per annum and
Lie per diem for call loans, and co ed easier at G.
Prime mercantile paper q 6. Exchange firm nt
4.soi 4.s1 long. and ie3i at short sight. Govern
msnts quiet but generally firm. State bonds quiet.
Railroad bonds irregular. Features were c. Z. T..
C.. income Of which advanced TO 5s from Sc. n. j.
Central income 10 ~ from s. = Indiana, Blooming
ton & Western income 10 az from 90. stock market
opened generally firm. but subsequently became
weak. general list selling of to II, while Central
Pacific declined TO 6. Toward noon speculation as
sumed u firmer tone and prices advanced steadily
throughout the afternoon and b came quite buoyant
in late dealings when an advance from the lowest
point Of the morning was 81 in Central racifc and
10 in general list. the latter New Jersey Central.
Tone Of general market at the close strong aud
prices n rule the highest Of the day and year.
Transactions, 81 go shares.
Closing bids
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
FuverS.


At Philadelphia. fs.-Loss 100000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. December 81. The
FIRE burning in a four story brick building
was the Arch street store house for paints.
drugs. sc. The loss cannot fall short of
$500, 600.
At Jackson. Mich.-Loss $50, 1000.
JACKSON, Mich. December 81. Fire this
morning. destroyed the Marion hous. build
ing with four stores on the first floor and the
adjoining brick block, containing Jackson
city bank and four stores. The bank books
we're saved. Loss $50, 900.
Al Newport, h I.-Loss $50, 900.
VIEWPOINT X. L.. December 81. The sum
mer residence of James X. Keene, of New
York. was burned this morning Several
thousand dollars worth of paintings, etc.
we're saved. Mrs. Keene and family we're
occupying il. Insurance so, 900. A defec-
tive furnace was the cause.
At spescer, Mass.-Loss e10, 900.
SrExcER. Mass, December 81. Fire this
forenoon destroyed the block owned by l.
Bemis and occupied ~ . tenement By him.
self, and ~ store BY W. T. Camins & Co.
Bemis' loss is $4,000; insurance 8, 500 on
furniture. and S.. 200 on building. Comins
Co. insured 5000.
AZ Chester, Pa.-Less go, 900.
CHgsrER, Pa, December 81 Fire in
Iaixh, Grindrod 4 Boitomiey's cotton and
wooIen mill At Bridgerater this morning,
DESTROYED the entire structure with machinery
etc. A number of operatives narrowly e.
capped Loss $15 900; insured $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

s. W. FRIsBIE. of East Toledo, Ohio. says ::
1t afforded my son relief. and dispelle,l all
signs Of this dread disease. which has afflicted
him since childhood. cheerfully recommend
the "Only Lung Pad" to all Asthnatic suf
ferers.-See Adr. dec2S- teod& I'm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

Rev. F.. +. L. Gauss, Gaiena. Ills.: Il have
been great sufferer from Kidney disease.
and after being told by my doctors that ]
could not get we'll, I commenced the use Of
DAYS KIDNEY PAD, which has now complete
" cured me. I am strong and again look
the very picture Of health. May all the snf-
tering be helped as have been, is my earn
sst ~;sh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

The Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters has
been the favorite prescription OF an eminent
Physician for l3 years. and he considers them
one of the most valuable remedies ever used
for purifying the blood and keeping the sys-
tenn in healthy condition. See advertise
mont in other column dec2S-f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
TENNESSEE.
Steamer Sunk.

MEMPHIS, December 81. Steamer Plow-
boy. en- route from Pine Bluff to mouth Of
White River with cargo of cotton consigned
to New Orleans merchants, sunk at Pendle-
toms landing, 100 miles below Pine Bluffs
last evening. Boat was valued at Sc, 900 and
is thought to he a total loss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

READ THE WEEKLY DEATH LIST of Con-
sumption, and learn how many die of neg
lected coughs and colds that HALE's HOyEY
o. HOREHouND AND TAR would have cured.
Pixies Toothaehe drops cure in one minute.
decoS- tendSw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

we learn that Mr. James Redpath will de-
liver lecture in Hallower on Tbur.d.v
evening, January 6. in Wilson Hall. Sub
Ject: "The Irish Land War; Further par
tlcnIars will be given by advertisement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
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ASSOCIATED Press kilograms TO the Dali,
Kennebec journal.
NEW HAM i'SHIRE.
Marine Disaster.

Portsmouth, December 81. Pieces Of
wreck stuff apparently belonging to brig.
have been picked up off York ledge since
Wednesday, which, in view Of report of masts
of vessel seen Tuesday projecting ont of the
water about mile and half opposite that
point, leave no doubt that wreck occurred
during the late gale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
Review of Business.

The evening Express in an annual review
of the years business of the country and port
of New York says: Viewed from busi-
ness standpoint. the year has been remark
able one. Probably the most remarkable one
in history of this country There has been a
great revival of trade, and thevolume Of le-
ultimate business during the year was be-
yond all precedent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

Large profits from small Investments: The best
opportunity ever offered the public: MinisG stocks
IN hrsiciass relsble companies, which are ssss Of
on sale BY the undersigned. Buy now sf bed rock
prices and take sdvansageof the market; remember
Parties having money 70 invest are invted 70 CORES.
pond or call on u.s. All neeessssy information ~.
garding II companies and their propeSties win b
furnished 10 purchasers by GoG, Hasftngs = Co..
Bankers and financial Agents. ~ wsshington g.,
Boston. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
NEW YORK.
ROld Robbery.

NEW YORK. December 81. Masked bur-
glars early this morning seized and gagged
the watchman at Beyers' grain mills, Brook.
Iyn. tied him securely and then in bis
presence. blew open portion of the vault,
where valuable papers we're kept. but got
nothing for their pains. They next attempted
to blow up part of the vault containing
money. but after robbing the watchman they
tod
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
ANNUAL MEETING.

The stockholders Of GRANITE NAiiUNm Nal ..,.i Al
RSEx II Aueusta, Maine, wtll hotd tneI s.nIs. -.
ssn a.. fse election Of Direcfors. ana Iot tne
Of any ether legitimate
6snkin9 Room In Augusta, on tseso.y. W. s.,.s.
NJ. r. JeAnssn. Cashier.
AnHvsea. Dse. q. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

~FOR SALE! Thirty-eight yards OF
carpeting; Lowell Super Extra. nearly new.
and will be sold at bargain. Address. box
IoI Augusta. Me. dec30tlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

Last Sunday afternoon religious service
was held after the temperance meeting, a,
4l5 O'Clock. To-morrow both meetings
VIII be combined, and will commence 1t 2.30
r. N. To be held At the Reform Club
rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

The Methodist Sunday -school viii hold
festival this evening. Ice cream and cake
viii be served. Fifeen cents admission.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

Quiee party Of young people went up to
West Waterville to Masquerade, to dance
the cid year ost and new year in, last
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

Excite the appetite, regulate the stomach
and increase the flesh,-Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
Marrieo.

In Richmond Dec. -. at the residence OF the
bride. parpufs by Rev. VI. Z. Pendext~r. William
NJ Furber of Eat Northwood, n. H., and Miss Ehz-
abeth d. Stetson Of Richmond, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

ArousrA December 81. 1880.
We. the undersigned. q, ocers and Traders OF An
susts do hereby agree with each Other :" esose Our
sSs."e: Of busines, every evening at halfpes sx
p..srck wrdnesdsv and saturday evenings excepted;
comm~ncins G January /. isei. and continuing uni"
April !, ls-l:. ,.u w n rt6e,d.
g.r;rs Hill ID, W. Pillsbury = Son, Jamrs
=. Fuller, ionefellow = Saneorn, Gte;nllsi
Haskell, ID. w. sullivan. Bl.ckweii = "eT
brr. Edmund G. Doe, r. ~ StSckRose. n ~
Erlier Son, B. Z. Folsom. G.. d. HssEen,
I. r. Jones Co., b. 5. Wool. Getcnen =
Rrickett, Enoch Libby. decsS-te0os.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.


There was considerable excitement in
Hallowell yesterday afternoon over the at
tempted suicide of Gorham s. Johnson, the
proprietor of a restaurant on Water street,
nearly opposite Union. The man took two
ounces of laudanum about noon. The poison
At once began to operate, and he was soon in
a le,hargic condition. Medical aid was sum-
moncd, and a stomach pump put in operation.
0sing to the skill of the practitioners, 1t is
thought that he has an even chance OF re-
eovery. Mr.. Johnson was captain in Co.
T., Sd Maine Regiment during the war
There are several theories in regard to the
causes of the rash act. 1t is said that he was
addicted to drink, and had been in depressed
spirits for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

SrARs.-Did you particularly examine the
heavens Last evening? The dark blue cano-
py was spangled all over with brilliant stars,
and looked as if the brightness Of the city
celestial was shining through on the earth.
Here and there q few clouds rode high in the
heavens, driven BY air currents, occasionally
concealing the light of the new moon. 1t is.
good time to study the movements OF the
planetary world. just now in the early eve
ming, Venus may he seen in the south
western heavens, shining with soh anu
golden lustcr,
Fair as star when only one
Is shining in the sky"
So brilliantly does she shine that she seems
larger than Jupiter, who has thrice her ap-
parent diameter. Jupiter, too. shines bright
" near the zenith, with glowering Saturn not
Tar away. Venus and Jupiter are approach
ing each other, Jupiter moving westward and
Venus eastward, the one nearly reaching the
'enith as the other disappears below the hori-
zen. The changing aspects Of these three
planeta form an interesting study. A British
astronomer asaerts that Venus has . remark
able effect upon the earth in pulling it from
II orbit. He attributes to this cause the cold
waves which occur at stated periods, and pre-
d'cts thut for the next forty years the earth's
temperature will be below the average. He
also states that q heat wave has been observed
70 pass over the earth every twelve years,
searly contemporary With the arrival Of the
planet Jupiter At IL perihelion, such wave
seang DOW closo ak hand-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

The second of the series Of weekly contests
for the elegant rifle presented by the Win
chester Arms Co., occurs to-day on the State
range. In addition to the grand sweepstake
prizes referred to, the club offers the follow
ing prizes for the two best scores made to-
day
/. Elegant clock.
?. Solid silver napkin ring.
Presented by A. NJ. Wight, jeweler.
;. One dozen photographs Of the winner.
Presented by +. w. Moore. artist.
I. Pearl handled pocket knife.
Presented by s. s. Brooks & Co.
!. Sportsman's gold charm.
8. One pair slippers.
Presented by L. P. Hersey.
:. Silver dollar. Presented BY s. A. Russell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01
{9ir0.

In Everett. Mas, Dec. 26, Herbert :. Smitn, io'
In Portland. DEC. 30. Alfred c.. oldest son OF "
ter and Ellen TAYLOR, ~ ed years and 10 months
In Portland, Drc. 20. Lyds vile sf Dr. Char'e
Morse, aged "a years,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-01

MADRID, December 81. Considerable i'm
preston was made by that part Of the Kings
speech at the opening of the chambers, yes
terday, urging the Cortes to consider the
expedency of putting the naval and military
resources of the country, and principally
Asiatc and American stations, on a better
footing. more adequate to the necessities of
modern armamen.s.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-08
VAS THERE Il Id VFUL MARRIAGE,

Caroline Mccormick recently began an action
In the Supreme Court against John Mccormick
who Is interested In the saratoga Racing
course ana CLUB House, to obtain a decree
OF limited divorce, together with $4,000 counsel
fees aud $3.50 week almony The divorce Ia sought On
the ground of abandonment The complainant sets forth
the marriage. which contracted after the plantR
had lived long time with the defendant az his mstress
and was performed without further ceremony than
formal declaration In 1878 that he took to be his
lawful wife, The marriage took place account of Mrs
McCormcks refusal longer to continue the former
relation. Mr. Mccormick denies the marriage and
declares that he introduced the plan a. his ite
or ever recognzed her as such He claims that
acquainted win the paintin at French ball in this city
OF the alleged marriage with himself she had husband
living, and he was still living in 1879 The case came
yesterday before Justice DOnohue, motion for tenn
porary alimony. Mrs. MoCormicks attorney admitted
the former marriage, but asked for to deter
mine the time Of the former husbands death
New-York tribune., 1881-09-08
THE NEW-HAV YEN TRAGEDY.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Sept. 7.-Dr. Durell
Shepard, OF New-Haven testified in the Macy case this
morning that the appearance of Jennie Cramers body
showed it had been in the water from hours
On the crossexaminaon he insisted the appearan-
ces were that an outrage had been committed great
violence being used.
Juror Henry. W. Painter NJ. D., OF West
Haven, corroborated Dr. Shepard to the appearance
of the body and to the unusual violence He thought
the body was dead when placed in the water.
The witness said xamination that he had
written letter 10 Blanche Douglass while at the Hotf-
man House, In which he promised not the evi-
dence he might procure against her in court Of law
had an interview with Blanche Douglass house of
Lizzie Bundy In New-YOrk. He made Miss Douglass no
promises nor paid her any money On the redirect ex-
animation the witness identified the which were
produced before the Coroners Jury written by james
Malley to Jennie Cramer.
Deputy Sheriff Peck put the stand to identify
those letters which Dr. Painter could positively iden
tfy they being those which James Malley
to the jury of inquest he had sent Jennie Cramer
shortly before the tragedy The was asked az to
his acquaintance with blanche Douglass The dennes
of ns
as asa vrtuous woman, knowng her to be otherwise Mr.
Douglass was introduced to him by John Duff as an in
innate friend In the last OF June or July Of this year
at ?; m: she was with Miss DOUGLASS; asked her her
ME said they meaning the Msiley boys and Blanche
DouHlass, not let ner. Mrs. Cramer went down
stairs, and when abe back both had gone That
morning Mrs Cramer went to Maleys store look
Jennie James Mauey said he supposed was
~ home Mrs. Cramer told him she did not
IKE the looks OF Miss Douglass and feared she would
tice Jennie TO York James said he did believe
30, ior Miss Douglass was lady. Witness Identified
several letters from James Maey Jennie Cramer aim
har In purport to those already introduced.
pId, In the course OF the proceedings yesterday
froiesser Crittenden gave the results OF his ex
animation OF the organs OF the dead
kiri. On the cross examination, he said that
IL hsd not been conciusively shown by hi
analysis that all the arsenic taken once; would
noI pe wnng 70 swear that death arsenic
Could that from his alton enough arsen,c
found oshow that In whole body there was sufesnt
New-York tribune., 1881-09-08
AMERICAN poRr.

BOSTON Sept 7-Arrived steamers Ria,to m, -
Oils fONA NA"neet' simpson, Ann.ss
Norfolk. N' 0''~"'o' Nor7ok, Lav>or
Gooesns s. sessmerT g hiddle Wallace New-York 49,.
Fall River ''"e"'e Sahtee. Crccker
nAsLlsosS sept Arrived steamers Chilno -har, -
sns hensaf; Asffnha. Larkins. E1ba fobns 5rs
Moore, NewNori. NP'"o ihompson
W., MRWwnELRANs Sept 7-Arrived, steamer Clapeyron
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON, Sept 7-saed-lst inst. Folkssee.on -.
9th inst Antioch Capt Hemen wryA fnr 10 =, ast1s
Conrt for chlr1eston. Lovics cant Hnn sarah Csnpoa
oang Aincrica 9th INST ArRo p'apt BloTkqvisfl tb
ior pensaeois felis ior Hampton Roads; fldhef Tor %
INST CatcrtDa Capnrro for Nt'' "a
AirlNeDi-24th all Henri Lppett: CLARA
sth INST, walter SCamme mar
Lnlng, the lattero1 the Lizard. Iva erthshir psns
fth insb Nova Scotia lCapt BichebeTl. OAK SSrah
f0r Laeer Stts ~ .. sIr. .oIg.t
New-York tribune., 1881-09-08

A WEAKNESS FOR HANDKERCHIEFs.

Detective Smith arraigned before Justice Beschy
Yesterday, at the Tombs Police Court, William
Howe, twenty-eight years Id of Concord-st., Brook
lyn, on complaint of Philip E. Gallagher for having
stolen, while in the employment If Graft g. Co, at
No 20 Greene-st manager of the hat band depart
ment, seventy dozen of silk handkerchefs valued
at 5000. The accused was renanded to enable the
detective to furnish additional evidence.
John Day Dennis, Paterson. N. j.. thirty years
old was arragned in the same Court yesterday, and
by the same detective. for stealing between thirty
and forty dozen of silk handkerchets of The value
OF $3.50 from his employers, Grimshaw Bros, of
Paterson and selling the same in New-York. He
consented 10 return TO Paterson ihout awaiting q
reQuisition Fl ON the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-08
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ncw- York Hotcl.--GcDeral Joseph f. Johnston of
Virginia senator r. r. Jonas Of Louisiana and Jose A.
Gal'ano Span sh CnDsn at Charleston Metropoan Hoe
Manuel NJ de Zamacona, Mexican Minister at Washington
.-ftuh 4 '>ans Hoei-COunt du Dore and VisronDt du
Dore OF France j. Harrison, OF Indanapoiis and
Congressnen H. Aokle. ot Louisiana and BENJAMIN Dean
OF Boston Gsep h0,se-E NJ Marble u. s. Conmssioner
o Patents, and Commodore Qnackenbush, u. >. Hotel
EfnsU'cCount de la Reunion and Marquesp de Alava Of
~ rana Wfnds1r Hots1Abert Keep aud Marvin Hugh
lL or CHI ago. and II s. McComh of Delaware .Ryero0r
6oue Thomas Swinyard or IL milton, Canada Grand
George OF Ballston, Y
ana L. H. scott u : Consul at chihuahua est,nster
u. s. N.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-08
ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF CORN.

=, There was another furry IN the corn market at
the first call" " on the Produce Exchange yester-
day. Rufus Hatch bought heavily OF October and
November options at an advance on the closing
prices of the day before of % per cent bushc for
Ills purchases amounted to 12S,OOO bushels of
October corn at 724 cents, and 256, 600 bushels of
November corn at 7434 cents a bushel. The adj
was due in part to the latest reports of the
condition of the corn crop the West, which state
that the continuance of the hot weather has force
the crop TO state of advancement far beyond its
condition in ordinary seaSOns.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-08
KILLED BY 4 TORPEDO EXPLOSION

BRADFORD, Penn, Sept. This morning Mt
Sawyer CITY, about four miles this place the men I'm
the employ Of the Roberts Torpedo Company were abot
to torpedo the well OF j. N. Schoouonc Charles Rust
VINO had cnarRc, found that tle would NOT III on le
primer OF the she'll lie knocked tdc Gao with mis- nnnd
tMlce, wncn an explosion occurred, killing Charles Rust
William Burton Charles Tharshier Charles Grouse
Wilson fatally injured. The derrick ks md
boiler were blown 10 atoms. The men Killed were fright
fully cut. 0N-''b"'