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Freight Train Wracked

Fort WORTH, June "A train on the Mis-
souri, Pacific road was wrecked on Wednesday
afternoon hy the giving away of wooden
bridge spanning Trinity River, two miles north
of this town. The engine and nine cars, laden
with coal and iron, went down. The brake
man, named Roberts, was killed; Henry Fitch,
fireman, had a leg broken; Engineer McDon-
aid received severe shock by jumping from
the train. The recent high water, it is sup
posed, rendered the bridge unsafe.
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s'asifsrain EAanrag stec;ss.
Chlcngsaaave stock rNnrke,.

(Dy Telegraphl
CHICAGO. June -hogs-Receipts $1,000 head;
shipments 400 head; quality good; market quiet
and prices lOc lower except for prime; fully 10000
on sale;mixed packing at 559o 70: good to choice
heavy packing and shipping at 90@6 10; light at
skps at 006l5 40.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head shipments 21OO head;
market quiet and slow: exports 6 OO96 20; good to
5 40.
sheep receipts 1900 head shipments II 90 head;
dull and easier common to good shorn 5O05 25.
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THE DOMINION.
Investigating the London Disaster.

Investigating the London Disaster.
LONDON, Ont, June AT the inquest OF
the Victoria disaster the evidence of Mr.. Me-
nelly, steamboat inspector, was taken. He
said he oo.,aideraa- tin -hoat,s machinery all
right and we'll managed Engineer Roberts
was a skilled man, one of the best OF his class
w. f. Adams testified that he helped rebuild
the Victoria and noticed that the joints in her
upper planking were not caulIzed Considered
when she collapsed that she was full of water
from leakage.
Samuel Stewart, a merchant, had warned
passengers on board of their danger, and ad-
vised the officers to stop the boat and unload
her, but they appeared Indifferent. There
were 525 people ON board Considered that she
was dangerously overloaded.
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The remainder scattering.
Conkling Leaves for New York.
Mr.. Conkling left tonight for New York on
legal business. He will return to Albany as
soon as it is completed.
Depew.
The second ballot for Senator was taken
amid much interest. There was another per-
ceptible drift toward Cornell and Depew as the
two Senators. The friends of Congressman
Warner and Miller deserted him and began to
go over to Cornell and Depew. Mr.. Conkling's
friends in the meantime strove in vain to- in
crease his vote. Chauncey Nj. Depew for the
first time ran past Thomas c. Platt, and MIR.
Platt took the third place in the list of candi-
dates. The legislature then adjourned till to
morrow.
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DEATHS.

In this city, May 1, Mrs. Ellen, wife of Thomas
Powell aged ga years.
Funeral services this morning at 8 o'clock, at
her late residence. No. 10 Madison street.
AT Cumberland Centre, June l, Col. Sam'l True,
aged 81 years.
Burial service Friday afternoon at 2 O'clock
In Augusta, June !. Henry w. Freeman OF Port
land.
[Fureral this forenoon at 1O1a o'clock, at No. 8
Harrington Place. Burial private.
seS@The funeral service of the late John S.
Scott will take place at " O'Clock on Friday af-
ternoon, at his late residence, All Cumberland St.
Burial at convenience of the familyl
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bled at 8 a. m The votes for Governor ard
Council counted by the committee appointed
were declared. The vote for Governor was as
ollows:
Whole number of votes ....... -. .....,....279
Necessary for choice...... $3.50. 43. Oo3
Scattering 80 $3.50. 20
George f. Dodge. ....... -. 80. ........ 341
Warren q. Brown.... ....... .,......'.. Pig
FRANK Jones; 49,. .'.......... ....-..'4
Chas H. Bell ........... ......'.....'.'. 44,4o|
Mr.. Beck was declared elected A recess
was taken till II.
Concord began filling with people at an ear
ly hour this forenoon, extra trains being run
with reduced fare on several railroads. People
from all sections of the state took advantage of
the opportunity to witness the inaugural cere-
monies. The city generally presented gala
day appearance. The military of the state was
out to act as escort, though special escort was
given by the Amoskeag Veterans. The mill
tary formed upon Main street in the morning,
and upon the arrival of the Gubernatorial
train, which was announced by a salute of sew
enteen guns, received the Governor-eect Bell
and Governor Head with the usual honors and
escorted them, with the state and city officials,
through the principal streets to the State
House.
The Governor delivered his inaugural at the
State House today, in the presence of the joint
assembly Of the legislature. Governor Bell in
his inaugural stated that the debt is So 372 no,
which is less by $139,6S6 than twas the sprevi-
Gus year. The savings banks have deposits of
$32 097, 734, or nearly $4 100000 more than in
1885, The balance Of the message was devoted
10 the consideration Of local affairs of no spec
ial Importance outside of the state.
Explosion.of Reudrock.
GoRHAM, June 2-Several pieces of reudrock
stored by the Mascot Minimizing Co. in their
shop at the mines here exploded last night
burning the shop and creating quite shock in
the village.
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Gen. Grant Homeward Bound.

NEW ,ORLEANs, June Gen. Grant and
Capt. Eads were passengers on the City of
Merida, from Vera Cruz. They were detained
at the quarantine station, but the agent of the
steamer sent a tug to the quarantine station to
bring him to the city. If the quarantine an
thoriues will permit them to leave they will
probably arrive here during the night.
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METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOE TIE NEXT vwENTY-BoUR
hours.

tNiICAtlohe ZOE The NEXT TWENTY-ECUE
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OESICRR, Washington. D. c.,
June 3, a. Nj.
For New England,
Partly cloudy weather, local rains, variable
winds mostly easterly, stationary or higher
temperature followed by falling barometer
Cautionary signals from Cape Hatteras to
Sandy Hook.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Rain has fallen in all the districts east of
Mississippi except New England Cold easter
ly winds and cloudy weather have prevailed
on the Middle Atlantic coast The Temporal
ture has fallen to 10 degrees in the Middle
States and New England. Elsewhere it has
remained nearly stationary. Brisk to high
southwest winds have prevailed on the South
Atlantic coast, brisk to high easterly on New
Jersey and Maryland coast, and ligh northerly
west of the Mississippi river Storm centre
moving in southeasterly track now over Indi-
ana.
Indications are that fair weather will prevail
east OF the Mississippi river Saturday.
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May 10, by Rev. D. w. LeLacheur, Andrew A.
Abbott and Miss M. McGeorgo both of Cape Eliza
beth.
At Woodford's Corner, May 30 by Rev. S. W.
Nugent.
Ia North Yarmouth, Juno l, by Rev. Geo. G.. Ham
ilton, Edward &. Hayes and Miss Emma A. Mount
fort, both of North Yarmouth.
In Powpal, June /, by Rev. Geo. G. Hamilton,
Harlan l.. P. Libby of Gorham and Miss Abbe j.
Warren of Pownal.
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THE NEW YORK SENATORS.
Conkling Loses One Vote.
CORNELL AND DEPEW GAINING IN
FAVOR.

ALBANY, June "A resolution for the final
adjournment of the Legislature on Saturday
next was lost in the Assembly this morning
90 to GS, only Democrats voting yes.
A concurrent resolution was adopted in the
Assembly to take recess from Friday till
Tuesday next.
The vote for the Conkling vacancy resulted
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BpSa Ball.

At Providenoe-Buffalos 8, Providence T.
At Troy-Troys 2, Chicagos o.
At Worcester-Detroits 6, Worcesters !.
At Boston-Cleyeland 6, Bostons /.
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Sid I'm Lamoine Me-, 25th, schs Harvest Home
Pickering. Grand Banks; 18th. E Fl King, Bunker
do; Ell Dorado, Googins, do; 9th, Walter Young
Thompson, do; 31st, Lizzie Lee, Peterson, de-
Sid I'm South Hancock May 81, schs Mary Lee
Haggerty, and Omaha, Wooster, Crank Banks.
Sid I'm Ellsworth 18th, sch Eastern Queen, Dun
bar Grand Banks
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Receipts Of Maine Central.


PORTLAND. June I.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise,
Tor connecting roads GA cars miscellaneous msI-
ahandieo
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Grain Marker.

PORTLAND, Dune z.
The following quotation of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by 4. W. Jordan.
157 Commercial street:
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New York Stock sanslsraz.ey Rsnsss<s.
fBy Telegraph
NGw y0Rg. Juno 2-Eyening market
easy at 3@31a on call and closed offered 3; prime
mercantile paper 31aC@4. Sterling Exchange steady
at 4.831A for long and 4.S5 for short. Govern
ments are 3s lower for extended 6s and rs higher
for 5s and As res and AIS coup and State bonds
in light demand. Railroad bonds active and gen.
orally strong and higher. The stock market closed
strong.
the transactions at the Stock Exchange asgsegat-
e3 3S7, 4O1 shares.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
GERS.
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DANGEROUS Illness of Archbishop Purcell

Dangerous Illness Of Archbishop Purcell.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Bishop Elder of the
Cincinnati diocese has issued a circular letter
20 churches asking prayers for Archbishop j.
.. Purcell, who, the letter says, is sink
ing rapidly at his retreat at the Ursuline con-
veut in Brown county, Ohio.
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~ water oonTey sIies-l COG bush CcTuIueal TO G
~ ETue 3 flu
@soets HssRs4sa.
The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. s. Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner OF Middle aud Elk
change streets:
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DETROIT June r. Wheat quiet; No White at
l 16s4 for ,June / 1855 foE July; i II for August
| LAYS September; No 2 White J 1114; No Red
l 161a.
NEW YORK. June q. Cotton firm; Middling up
lands lie.
SAVANNAH, june 2.-Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands 10 5-l6c.
MOBILE, June 2.-Uotton is firm; Middliug up
lands at 1014c.
New ORLEANS june 2. Cotton is firm: Nijddling
uplands 105se,
MEMPHIS, June g. Gotten iirmer; Aliddling up
lands at 103sc.
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Notice.

a Ill persons are hereby cautioned against trust
N ing or harboring any of the crew Of Austrian
Bark "Iaganrog," Rodoniach, master from AIexan
dria Egypt, as no bills of their contracting will be
paid by captain or consignees.
ju1d3ts CHASE, LEAVITvT & Co.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Bells Inauguration.

CONCORD, June 2.-The legislature assem-
bled at Ia m. The votes for Governor ard
Council counted by the committee appointed
were declared. The vote for Governor was as
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EurePeun gfaars cas-.

EarsFeun faaracss.
BY Telegraph
LONDON, June 2.-Consols at 100 GIG.
LONDON, June 2.-American securities United
States bonds. As, 120A.
LIVERPOOL. June 2--12.30 I. M.--CottOr snalket
active and frmer; Middlng uplands at l5-1Gd; Or
leans at Cd; sales 1000 bales; speculation and ex
port 200O futures firm.
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At Matanzas May 81, barques Estella, Poole, for
North of Hatteras; Chas Fobes Loring, and j IL
Chadwick, Howe, do.
Ar at Charlottetown PEI 9th, sch Clara Rogers,
Rogers, Ship Harbor.
AR at Lingan, CB, 31st, sch Parole, Ray, from
Portland.
AR at Port Caledonia, CB, 22d brig Sparkling
Water, Hichborn. Boston.
AR at Port lIulgrave Ms. Both, sch Hannah Grant,
from Boston for Pc Island.
Ar at Hilsboro 2Sth, sch Viola May, Fisher from
Addison; 30th, Chas Sears, Turner, Lubec.
CID 25th, sch Jessie, Sanford, Portland.
Ar at st John. NIB, LIST, sch Sarah Beach, Glass,
Bath.
Cid LIST, sch Henry, Alley. New York.
SPOKEN.
May 2, lat 1 S, Ion 81 W, barque j d Peters Lane
from Sydney NSW, for London.
May 81, lat 81 10. lon "a 80, brig Carrie Puring
ton, Harding, from Cienfuegos for New York.
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MEMORANDA

Sch Humboldt, which recently went ashore at the
mouth of New Meadows river, is on the railway at
Boothbay undergoing repairs. Her keel is entirely
gone stern post splntered, rudder and wheel badly
damaged and planking cut and clafed.
Sch Tangent, of Ellsworth, carried away part of
headgear and stove boat in contact with bridge at
New Bedford, 1st inst.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, June 2.

Arrived.
Brig David Bugbee, Showers, New York-coal to.
Maine Cent RR. Vessel to Ryan &c Kelsey.
Sch Blanche Hopkins, Linnell, Philadelphia
to Boston & Maine RR.
Sch Webster Bernard, Turner, Philadelphia for
Bangor.
Sch Ida Howard, Mclean, New yors for Halo.
well.
Sch Island Queen. Kimball. Western Banks-7oO
otis fish,
Sch Geo Keene Keene, Western Banks--S0o
otis fish.
Sch Louisa Frances Thorndike, Rockland-lme
to A B Morse s. Co.
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Deer Isle-canned lobster to
Portland Packing Co.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, Port Clyde.
Sch Pearl, Verrill. fremont
Cleared.
Sch Mariel Anderson, Bangor-Kensell s. Tabor.
Sch Henry Whitney, Westeott, Castine-Ryan &
Kelsey.
Sch Ellen NJ Colder, Hodgdon Kennebec, to load
for Washipgton-Chase, Leavitt s. Co.
Sch Geo w Jewett, Blair Kennebec-J S Wins
lew & Co.
Sch Exact Lewis. North Boothbay-N Blake.
SAIL.ED-Schs Nellie Sawyer, Nellie Star.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Delaware Ereakwater I'd inst, barque Ocean
Pearl Cardenas.
Sid FIN Liverpool LIST inst, ship Red Cross How
land, Cardiff, to load for Hong Kong.
Ar at Cardiff LIST inst, barque Helen Angler, Geary,
Hayre.
Sid I'm Corunna May 81, barQue Hazeltine,
Gilkey, United States.
Passed Fastnet LIST inst ship Great Admiral
Thompson, from San francisco for Queenstown.
, 1881-04-14
REFUNDING.
Secretary yvindoM'A I'lan TIccts tho
Anprovn1 Of indianapolis Hn1llsorA.

Secretary WindoMsK plan Meets tho
Approval Of Indianapolis Hnnascrs.
apsetat Dlsputeh 10 tn Chicago Tribune.
lsp1ayApoL1y, Ind, Aprtl 11-Secretary wln'
aotn'H plum for meeting tho pcr cont honIa
which mature July ! Ia worry generally approved
by tue bnukors Of thls city. !n III Interview
th!s afternoon, Mr.. Thcodore =. iiauRhey, Prost-
dent Of the Indianapolis National LINK. OK.
pressed the opinion that thorr could not posi-"
bty te an objection to tho movement. aud no
wns surprised that my should be s1prossed. lio
thought 1t would test tho public pulse
On the rate In which tho ~.
uaIpder Of the debt can bo refunded,
and ho expressed himself us quito
postlvoiy OF tho opinion That creator Interest
could not 10 secured, aud TINT money could not
pe had at lower ratio. lie thought tho aehcMo
would give genera! sut!stacuon. lily bank h9iI
MI per cent bonds. nnd could NOT. u COURSE ~
!ID sir. 4. b. Lynch. President Of tho First M.
tionl Dank. sat.l soesoaSry Windo,s nes,on
and be bud no io,lbt IL would be lVa,lily c.rrted
through, nud become popular ma @eceptaGiise. Nis
The Government would ~ plaeo1 70 y nrcaasMnIo
sition was clearly explained, would readily see
u osher S'it prominent bankors expressed them.
'etSss Es:Gav. sn''1:yA Weston Of Now llemp.e.ro
presldunt Of the Merchants National Bunk Ut
Nnpcheatef, III thut State, who ID lit tho city oIl
whuis matter viii 10 s,lccessfuI Ii must 10 70.
Kntded, however, ~ u temporary arrangement
eS Id WI. convinced that Congress woud pasa i
sts4x INK p sS iii a, s9s a1 g IT,
HunHuuuent events hayu shuMll, hp thought, Thu
tho fuldiug bill With y per cent bouu we9ts M
have been guccgss. iio teiioye1 tnAt the a. 0 p
nAulH way.
, 1881-04-14
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments were iilcd Tor rec
ord Wednesday, April I'LL
cry PROPERTY.
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, 1881-04-14
SHEDS.

crors ytotation Of tho Fire Ordinance.
Ta1nuss reporter ,a ea.,ea ,irs SeI!e ~ ts panc
noon n1s .pe monar,,ncnt s who nas cbAr9c Of tho
issuing Of naiid,ns permits, md questioned , Vim
Ii that It number Of shed permits Ind been recently
granted 10 pArtlss owning property IN the no1'n
Western portion # tho city, who, Instead Ct Ct
ess eotts4es 'asSe 10 e osee " recent ensranss
M, 5s nsss ssSn ss ss fgG Fl ~ss s as
eas e1ear Violation q thss ely nre or,uanss;
There hsa sssa IN ,, tue b city Deca fs''a.y tSs
a Sth p9saan's Moi!nr. p1see, W and as moro
IN Jays tore was ~ DOUBT
that more Of tho stlols would ne built ~. ro.
Y tnsro nsHS' 20 way {" stopping th0@f 'n' ~
@M.sn .ss presen. srn.! !stag Of 5[nspoctors.",.
Esgc sxpa4ncs 4ncs hnt wo por;s po e
ereat sheds " n,,reprcse,ltston. The ordinaneo
o bs ase u tbo III aSs
sIuare feet nnd II feet in n!Ehs; pessons cono ~
@ 1sssa SS na q ss ' sSs SneRSasess %sss aef
hsy sna esk to1 Wa
!oessst ~ ~, ast thcw s1nt,, ts,st thorn aru
nre dupea Into an Ksant'n9{oo 9{ots, 0es9n and thus
@ !ae speds aat s9Se st ,s so lets s.I I,
Po;an1-the popular name oI LIZ .0eM.z hi1a.I
the snrmasaMs sastS EarastS uhot III vnH knnw nboui
with then2. .,saH ~. MHN'e' "Aa"uo va "''"" .'s
Tns guesu5n, VIZ a1EEuasu aoc,ura "a ,v,,n n"vc u
" tno LYLE , ~ .nn1i,,t TINT rho i1niiSiitlg
onatEu naiaEnrnno .M" an nhnvci'
o'nt fnancctnr Wi,Sie sald that thoro WINS no ldnbs
thai I'm cr,]lnatlccs weru being yiotatst, hNt
fhHt nc hnil too much business to nttcnIto ~ ~
ahia IN t,royent thu violations. II he !n4ugufat-
81 n ,nnvUvont looking 10 tho r9oioYl % tnG
illegal structures no wnutd ind himself qo'isoo
to spend all bis time in court ,,ars ot
TIM citv afo most aYcct5l " ths sltta ht'isuhccf
Protty woil ali ,oyqf. tho E4ltsn tl,nafter ts,,
..ThPres Gue spot on th6c0ruYr or Hlan0no a1. .3
'"t fleetwpsss etreo,s. whcrn Troy are xaFY thlcx
The Iols here holong 10 u 1an hRIt3! T. Giafx si
atlu he has euun or ILLS PROPERTY crnwuca w!
them. lie 8ots permit " ,p0lt4 q saea; tnol 1.
b. considers this snca coeinKGt aha o1"s t ~ ~
builds two more adjoining th1 0thorF 80 tnat ~
has Two cottages Of u, BY 10 fept eheh a
affairs which arc In IirGct vlnlat1on VI 1no nIs
, 1881-04-14

md cxrnrtatlon nt iior. RiIilrs sprculat Inv.
Inv on lilo uart II is'irnprnn 'illiers. rspcailv
tho L,ris n r W." I%ca,Is ,ilr ~ lisiS II ayasta
snwo lime, whit Is tho ,tso e Western Esirnp
intercst: wo hol'l tho whent and ior. IND lcnHr
Of il, lniytnE tho enrry'slE oxlioslseA. Whht H.
ea,.tfSn Is there tor tlinn 70 h'iy lf nkcr.a ot
INV t,o csrrylnE oxt'cnscs7 Nouo: ut nii W W
;tay ia well nuke MP oilr minds, tlon, .issiH
As TINT 9 ha "Y f Han i hgyns
ano i,nrlns pas tho past two months price. abroad
nSs we, es ! @ taesrs e Wealthy inss Sf' snpy s
toir;rorariiy lar n little behtnH! rcunirrrntu,i.
Not|iin9 moro. I,.'t With the barriers of wntef;
ssMspt sr "wy ws os S 'H t fst I'll foTsls q rxiG,, SY,
rni,t,trIcs hurry!ng OF their renuinlnE snrpu,
to f,Irstnl If l,ssihle, thu avalanche Ut suppies
,,shutI oil from this country OIL tho opening i;
navigation, whit Huund REASONS nrn tlorr III
at!s,m,'ng tiat ~ snT 81 ie@ wIni esn Y m nna
s,Ss @ ior ~: s!r;s Nix oiys5y' iiS, 5 J%sS ~ ~
,j,oar1iy! r1! s sovcro ~ winter. VIII, i.1is hltts.
ii enIi nd baetwats srrInr, have rleyatel isics,
snHs Ink par iaftfS5 t ,cMtI Maek gSwa
uvet, tic conditions to which tho markets no
mt tnlIkrly 10 lc subjected may sorse to con.
tS a1 }arss ~ stabity III II Te rsakns ii, II
Tcaiis sousos,, such ny tvo nrt l'lsslnE through.
with It's resulting bna wagon, rolis, t!otN., ind
oua!5,, furthor hlndr,ncea to q FREQ movement
| via Tho wntur route. It will evidently bc soma
| fifth, limo yet, therefore. bcfnro supplies II
Western isufapo CIT, overlap lesnan.': hlt th!s
actually jA not nocNssnrr to E!ye Tug ,,lntkcts
rs + h has ,,,",i Siiy to ,,h 30 s
#, nt,r Westurn Interior begins to m0vo Enss.
, 1881-04-14

TfQHtT9Iu -1J3FIt!lHs. ,.,A..
In The San JOac Valley, Now Nrxtco, for thirty
miles Or lsorc tho Atchinsol, Ioprka R4uta E6
Vallroad rack lies ulung what II probnbly one
Of the lonxost layu iioSs iii tho world 1hose y
luusIrs VI hugu blocks t0 u h!vht VI twenty ts1t,
anI In othera preserving tho torM It Ind w91t,.
u molten stFeaiu, It poIFei down tho wiley.
Gurylux be,,enth It's fiery laa6s every oDstaClo
tlAt laY wfthtn It's coulvu. The OLD CRATER
Wbvnce this ynst bod 0f lAeH flowed 10 ~ W Seen
Rtylut eIxht miles IL tic north OF DluoWAteF. I'd
, 1881-04-14

aorsFord'x Acid Fliusphats In Nervous
ProktrAliotl from 3Iesttai OvcrNvorA.
huye found lIorstur4' q Acid P1osphAlo 70 20
FrustTu luli," t4u result of muutul 0rrEwOrk,
aud also III suIiIu forIns III l,yspspsa.
MILLtAAiU. .AStLhsoS. ". u.
New Hnyuu, Cuuu.