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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06
The Whitaker Case.
WASHINGTON, March %.

WASHINGTON, March p.
A general order was issued from the Adju-
tant-GeneraPs Office to-day, giving the find
ings of the court-martial in the case of Cadet
johnson. c. Whitaker, United States Military
Academy, together with the orders of the
President, signed yesterday, Disappearing of
the proceedings and sentence OF the court,
anc directing that Whitaker be released from
arrest. The court-martal found Whitaker
guilty on both of the two charges against
him, viz, conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman, and false swearing before the
Court of Inquiry at West Point, together with
the various specifications under the charges.
The sentence of the court, which is rendered
imperative by the Presidents disapprovaI,
was that he "be dishonor ably discharged from
the military service of the United States, and
compelled to pay fine of one dollar, and to be
thereafter confined at hard labor for one wear
in such penitentiary as the reviewing author
ity may Designate
The reasons given by the President for dis
approving the findings are: THAT on the
trial the court-martial, Notwithstanding the
objection of the accused, admitted in evidence
TO De USED by experts in handwriting as stand
ards of comparison with the note of warning.
winch is the subject of the second specifca-
ton OF the first charge, and of the third speci.
hcatlon OF the second charge, a number of pa-
poIo Ies1iheu 10 pe III the handwriting OF the
accused, which papers were not in
evidence Tor any other purpose than to
be used as such standards, and were used
by the experts, and that large. amount
OF testimony in support of the above
mentioned two specifications by such ex-
PertS based on their comparison of these stand
ards with the note of warning was introduced
on the part of the prosecution, and the Attor-
ney-General being of the opinion, concurring
therein with the Judge-Advocate-G General Of
the Army, that the aforementioned papers
were improperly admitted i'm evidence. and
That there is in that respect error in the pro-
issue.'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06
4 Summary of Important Events.

The appointment of Judge Blatchford
as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
has been confirmed by the Senate.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

Gov. CRITTENDEN, of Missouri, has
called a special session of the Legislature
Tor April 10 to redistrict the State.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

REPORTS from the flooded districts are
encouraging. In many places the people
are making ready to put in their crops.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

The Minnesota Senate, by vote of
30 to 8, found Judge Cox guilty of the Of
lenses charged against him. The verdict
deposes him from the bench and disqualifies
him from holding office for three years.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

Crow Doc, the Indian chief who
killed Spotted Tail, has been convicted in
the federal court at Deadwood, Oak. The
people of the Black Hills charge that the
result was reached by perjured testimony,
and they propose to appeal to the Supreme
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

The champion office-holder of Yer
mont is George w. Grandey, of Yer
gennes. He has been Justice of the
Peace, Representative, Speaker of the
House, Postmaster, Mayor, Bank Ex-
aminer, Quartermaster-Ge Court
Auditor, School Superintendent. and
member of the Board of Education. He
Is sixty-nine years old. He was, also,
member OF the Electoral College in 1868,
Indianapolis Journal.
Maine has three Mormon churches
and over dozen Mormon preachers
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL SWAIN
has submitted report to the Secretary of
War on the Sergeant Mason case. He holds
that Mason is not lawfully confined, and the
proceedings of the court-martal are invalid.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

AT meeting of the committees rep
resenting the various associations, in New
Orleans, March %, it was resolved to aban-
don the idea of celebrating the bi-centennial
anniversary Of LaSalle's discovery of the
mouth of the Mississippi River. This action
is based on the distressing condition Of af-
fairs in the Mississippi Valley.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

INVESTIGATION into opium smuggling
operations recently detected in San Francis
co, Cal, develops a scandalous conspiracy
to defraud the Government on the part of
certain city and federal officers. The con-
spiracy was revealed through correspond
ence conducted in the Chinese language,
Just introduced as evidence.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

In the final decree prepared at st.
Louis by Judges McCrary and Treat in the
suits Of the express companies against the
railroads, it is ordered that express matter
in charge of an agent can be carried on all
passenger trains, devoid of all interference
by the railway officials, the rate not to ex-
coed 30 per cent. above that for ordinary
freight, payment to be made by the express
companies on the 18th of each month.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

CHARLES III. REED had an interview
with Gen. Benz. Butler, in Washington, the
other day, trying to induce him to argue
Guiteau's case before the Court i'm general
term. Gen. Butler said he had no doubt of
Guiteau's insanity, and if he had time he
would make the argument, but he could not
possibly take hold of it. He told Mr.. Reed
he ought to make the argument himself;
that he did not need any help. He may pos
sibly do so, he says. There is error enough
in the trial to set it aside il Guiteau had
killed an ordinary man.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

There are 2,024,O09 acres devoted
to wheat in California this year.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-08
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active practice
having had placed in his hands 10y an East In
dia Missionary the formula of Il simple vcgcta-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca,arrh Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung affections. also a posi-
tive amd radical cure for General Debility and
all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative powers in thou
San.ls OF cases, reels it is his duty to make it
knowh To his fellows. The recipe, with full
particulars directions for preparation and use,
AMI all necessary advice and instructions for
successful treatment at your own humc, will hc
sent You hy return mail, free Of charge 10y AL
dressing with stamp or stamped scsladdrcssuI
envelope.
DIR. J. &. RAYMOND,
l"l Washington street DrJoklyn, y. Y.
~" Mrn'iOn this paper.
Dee |, 1852 IS IL
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BIC tnrT"S FITr.-- Galveston. December.
3.-At Houston the International Compress
caught iirc 10 day at II o'clock and at , 80
i. VI is still burning. The frcntn are unable
- get any water on the flames. There are about
900 bales of cotton in the press. Two engines
have been sent thiihcr.
= /. M.-TEc fire al Houston is now confined
to The cotton. The total loss will exceed half II
million d"Hnr&, as follows: -Four residences
vhiu"i at S'I.uuh. the compress building. ma
chinrry aud sheds, $4,000, and the cotton,
2No,"oo. The compress ana cotton are fully
insured.
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Notice Of Final DISCHARGE.

pl permission Of Hon. Navid johnson, -
- Judge of Probate for Union County |
on the l2rh day of January next, make my Hp3
Eciurn aS Administrator Of the estate of Uriah
Pa"iE, deceased, and apply for LUtcr> Di>mis
sorry. All persons havirg claims against said
estate al" notified I" present thcm, properly
Htic>Icd on "r Before that date or they will hc
forever nnrrrl. and all persons indebted must
pay on or be! rc ihrt day.
l. X. PAlEk,
Affair Uriah i'auk.
Dee
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Santa Claus is 'aid to hc putting stocks Of Noycs
Dictionary Holders AMI Noycs Handy Tables
This among holiday supplies for this year
is well. No more appropriate and acccp.
table presents can he made at 50 small cost.
The prices are Greatly reduced \ lage i!iu>rra-
ted circular will he So I free on application To
l.. v. Noycs, 90 Vest Monroe ST., CHICAGO.
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T o R S A L E .

4 tOIiON Seed Meal The best and cheapest
" food for all kinks Of stock and the cheap
est and best fertilizer on The market Write
for pamphlets containing analysis by DR.. &. u.
Shepard, State Chemist, and directions for using
to Charleston Oil Manufacturing Co., 20 Broad
81. Charleston, :. c.
Dec 10 3m
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TAEisi .SepTgt'I:.

Citations, Notices to Creditors AMI
Notices of Final Discharge mast BE-
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
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Consisnees por Exprsss at Union, S. c. Doc. G
e. . L \ ID

5eETWEEN Mrs. Iixs anl Nichp.snn's Hall,
- small Crescent Pin which the owner can
get by iayins for this advertisement.
Dee st +. II. COUNTS.
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y private telegram received at Jackson Miss.
yesterday nnouncrs tic shooting and killing Of
the lion. W. II. II. Tson, speaker OF the House
"i representatives OF Mississippi, at Baldwin, by
T.. saunders.
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y Q II I & QL.

DEl;SONS indebted TO Foster WILKiNS. hv
, Note or account, are earnestly requested TO
settle the same by the first of January next.
Dec 8 .IG .r
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-08

The LEE liEEs CIR TmEIR RIGIITs Wash
lngon, December IA decision was rendered
hy the GATED STATES Supreme Court this after
noon III the tax sale case Of the United States
p!rinilt in error. against Geo. ". i. &. Lee
which involves the title to II tract of land in
NcNandra County. Virginia. known rs the Ar
lin.ct"n estate, and which was brought here by
writ of error To- the thctircuit Court of the Uni.
ted STATES for the Eastern District of Vireinia
The judgment of the court below in favor of the
Lee heirs Is affirmed. Opinion by Justice Miller
Chief Justice Waite and Justices Gray, Bradley
and Woods dissenting.
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Cen 3Itier Re lactal.

Gen. u. c. Buj'cr /, TIA, Uu.;el state, Sc:,,tc
h.rmc TIA: vote n,s ,.,..en ia the House III.
:p'p"li% "a !i:rouS scene occuyrcl:
Mr.. Robinson. c,pre l. Of Brrur,rt. uomint;cl
for Nrnrtpr the lIrn. Samuel W Melton as the
aiirNt jUrE Spuia carolina can afford. 50
" Mr. Hastings GHutt, cuiprcl Of Beaufort.
.c".Hl"l Iii, up;nnt:ion heartily. -ayiu. that
Mr Melton hal been very a.ihtIl servant to
the state, ~ faithful AMI tried soldier III the
battle Hcit ut the IDwnfh! Ot SDGth tarol.na,'
an w1S " hole peoples mrn.' To this last
remark OF the ,lr-Ey Repre- scntativc from Beau
. font, Mr.. NrNiSsic< icc'Imgy responded in an
uU !crt1mc: 'Ics in - horn.
Three colorCl Mcmb,rs voted fer Gen. But
Irr
/ In the Senate Melton was non,;na,cl in the
I following manner:
The roll cal was about TO begin when 10
Simmons, the back ani ba.my Senator from
. Bcrkcicy, rose aud sail II rise fur lie puuus
I oh noiIlmain fur lie Numitel State Senate from
1" State Of Sous Callinr dc IIouora le Samulc
. J. Melton - ECrc was surprise . The Chair
SuGgcStcd that The nominees name was Samuel
/ w., AMI the nomina,or agreed To the cOrrcc-
! tiYh.
/ On joint %,,lpt Uien. Butler received the unan-
imru> vote Of the white me"rjcrS aul three Of
the colorcd votes.
. 'Ti:H iiUN Law ro mG EHrulLrn. The CoIu,n-
/ hia c.rrcspynicut of the .Nairs anl CD4ri,r. who
/ is generally very correct in his reports of the
sayings and doiugS of oar Legislators thus inLi
cute, the fate "fhc lien law ut the pre-, session
/ We honestly believe the repeal ofthai law would
meet wi;h most cor.ijAl approval frora large
/ mnio"jty Of the rr"opc, incIulins mr"chanrs WHO
have heretofore / l'mc large Lusiucss unler its
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-08

Holiday Presents are annually sought for
But il is often difficult to find appropriate md
Inexpensive articles of real value that will he
kept, used AMI appreciated hy friend. Among
these we would make favorable mention of the
N"y"S Dictionary Holders anl NuycS Handy
TahlcS.-Arrly to l.. W. NoycS, 90 West Mon
roe -. Chicago, for illustrated circular and
greatly rci"cc'l prices t'Dl
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-08

The Clifton cotton factory in Sr"r!anhurg
'"nnty has uSt received an order for five hun
drcd bales o. their shirtingS to be sent TO Chi
ma. This mill is now consuming nearly thirty
bales Cf cotton a week
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1t IS estimated that the crops in South Caro-
ina arc worth over %S,OuO,O0O more this year
t han last year.
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Merry, Merry Christmas gifts at the Union
Store under Union Hotel Ss

y WiFE-BE>r%W To BE FLoGGEn.-raltimore
December lin the Criminal Court to-day
Thomas Footc. c"lored, found guilty OF brutally
aSSHulting anil beating his wife. was sentenced
TO receive thirteen laShcs to be administered by
the sheriff within the walls of the Jail This
sentence is under the Act of the Legislature of
1857 Notice was given of an appeal to test Tie
constitutionali'y cf the Act
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Ghr obi, ;h(n ClNioN ] lines.
x. n. ST0hEH, Editor.
UNION, FRIDAY, DECEMnHR Z. ~
UBSCRIPTI0N---S2 % PER AaNUI.
ADVERTISING

bhc ~'iiIr or on iH' IL, trsi insertion, .t.rJ
Zach subsequent In> 'TIIuu, -
" ~" ii"'r"t mr''. - i."rrEn"t~ AL -: r-r !y.'-
ii>Ins l'r >IS months ur l'y rk' l...r.
'''l''! Ni!'"N"i n !tu .rUt .'--, o.; .....
":"r TIA .Ih">. 'ntt- -, ., l., j,..
iI MT.
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On account of the great crops in Abbeville
County 1t has been necessary to huld new corn
cribs III every nciShbvrhoOd this fall. More
have been built than were constructed during
the previous ten years. Thousands of gallons
OF sorghum syrup have been made and hundreds
0f Families have enough molasses, corn, wheat
and OTIS to last them until next fail
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-08

~ tie Virginia Store they are selling goods
mighty low. They have g Its of goods and
they irtcnl to sell them cheap. Call AMI exam
inc ;;
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Tlo Centennial Birth lay.

JoNE>NILLE. NV. 3J, lSS1
NE. EujroH - The one huulrc,h b.rtl lay OF
Mrs. Ezrbcth Fowler was celebrated 10 day at
her home about Que ha.f mile West oG this lace.
Being very anxious 20 see the old aly went
ont this morning - see The female Ccntenarian
ani cnjo the grand ovation in honor of her age
\; about c.cvcn y clock | arrived at the home o.
Mrs. FOw'cr, AMI found large crowd who had
come with baskets ami presents for the aged
one AMI to take part in the celebration The
JoncSviilc Band WAS pr eSeut and furnished dc
hshtul music, which Mrs. Fowler enjoyed very
much. This banl by thc-way, WAS Organized
less than year ago but il is inlcel surpris
ing to know h)w we'll ban 50 young can play
Mrs. Fowlcrs maiden name was Moscly,
daughter Of Mr.. JAS. Mpslcy, gentleman Of
moderate means, being u blacksmith by traic.
lie lived South % Pacolct River, near Mr. T. L.
llamcs home. where good old Mr.. Fowler was
born AMI brought up She is an unc lucatcl
lady, her father not having sufficient means to
cIucatc her She was married in 1902 in her
10Th year. Mr.. Mark Fowler, her husband
was two years her senior She says she was
married by a Methodist preacher by the name
Of Wheeler. who came to visit her father rs she
says ut hog killing time. This WAS before the
time set for her marriage, but it was mutually
agreed that while the minister's services could
hc hal 1t would be u splendid time for them to
be married 50 the marriage ceremony was
performed then and there.
Mrs. Fowler has been the mother Of eleven
children. three of whom died at an early age
the othcis grew to be men and women. OF the
-.
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DornLE MURDER IN Or0NrE.--Wa Walhalla, De-
ccmu"r l.-As Vim. John llunnicut was going
home last night from Waihalla with his little son,
cigHt years of age, he was brutality murdered on
Schrodcr's Hill and his boy had his head frac-
turr'i. The boy is still alive and says II negro
with an nX handle committed the dccl \ Jury
Of inquest iS now investigating the matter, but
n" clue has yet been found the murderer IL
Is t" hc h'r"I that the G"Ycrnor, in Offering a
reward. sill Indicate sum tha; viii bring the
hCuI to Justice. Car. N.,~s ami fUHri,r
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INNruG" GrE Hoe STEALING. NcH Orlrins,
hcc"mtcr IA letter from Start Landing
tatnkou,n Parish says David Lee Il " lritc nan.
wa lynchcl there some days ago in fru,t of his
h'T%r Tor hng stealing. Ahuu twenty white
persons have been arrested on account of the
lynChimg affair and two hruihcrS, Charles and
James Smith. arrested on su.iicon Of mviue n
hand III II. are threatened AMI mny he lymchcl
hy the citizens.
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Dec
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-01

ditlons to attack the villages of the Neo-
phytes, and the devoted Franciseans had
to behold the labor Of years annihilated.
The missions Of Upper California were
another fruit Of the Franciscan labors,
the first being that of San Diego, estab-
lished in 1869. followed by San Carlos,
San Antonio, San Gabriel, San Luis OBJ
ispo and San Juan; also at San Fran
cisco and Santa Clara. Each mission
had its church and buildings. The In
dians were collected, weaned from their
rowing life, and trained to agriculture and
the various trades. The number Of con-
verts reached 10000, but in 1882, the
Mexican Government dissolved the mis-
sions and seized the property. When,
after some years. California was acquired
by us the feeble remnants of the once
happy mission Indians were ruthlessly
swept aside or turned over to religions
fanatics" who, hedged in by government
authority, "labored to root out religion
from their minds. ."-AD,ericm .Aniigud-
rim, Chicago.
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That's just the reason ~ roared Mr.
Spoopendyke. :" He shot at himself in
the looking-glass all the morning, and
couldn't make it work, so nc hired man
to do it for him 1t took your shot
tower intellect to see into it, What
you want now is squint in one eye and
some dod-gasted friends to interfere to be
revised edition of the measly code
If you only had somebody to chalk off
six PAGES on you and squad of police
with bench warrant, you'd be regu-
lar Bladensburg. I'm going out to fight
duel and get shot. Think you'd un-
derstand it then: If had bullet
through both legs, would you want any
more information :"
mo, DEAR" sighed Mrs. Sroopendyke
and as her husband tossed his shaving
brush into the babys crib and slammed
out the door, she began to think that a
man shouldn't keep his honor in his legs
if they couldn't take better care of it.
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Fif 2cc3c possible

to get the testimony Of the multitude Who
have used HoOD's SNRsArAEILtt for d.
bility. languor. laSsitude. and that genesAl
feeling of stupidity, wcarincsS and cNhauS'
ton which every one feels during this season.
we should be able TO present TO or readers
such an Overwhelming mass Of commend
atory messages. that the few who have not
tried il would tlo so 1t once. II is q positive
fact, and has been 50 chcctualiy demon
strated that no one to-day denies il. that
Hoods Sarsaparilla contains more real med
cnalyalue than any article before the people
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-01

The peculiar action on the kidneys aud
urinary organs of asparagus is frequently
noticed during the season. Prof. BunScn
recently proved in the case ofthc Emperor
William and others that in combination
with malt and dquinine it is an absolute spc-
chc for diseases ofthc liver, kidneys and
urinary organs. His method has been adop-
ted by the Malt Bittcrs Company, and this
great German food is now composed 0rmalt
hops. quininc bark and aSpardgus.-N Nedi-
cql Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-01

BurdOck Blood Bittcrs Bring Back
health, when the Body is Badly diSordcred
BY impure Blood. Briousmess. indigrs-
ton, constipation. dyspepsia. and other
Bad disorders cured BY BrEpoCH BLoop
BIrTERS. Price 81.
The lawyers are very economical! class.
They make their suits last 50 long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-01

folks. So, now you'll know what the
billenium means, Freddy Burr, when
anybody asks you; and you can tell
them Dilly Keene splained it to you."-
Independent.
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I,lrRovEuENr roE MIND ANp BopY.

IMPROVEMENT FOR MIND AND BODY.
There is more strength-reStoring power
iu bottle of Plrk'r's GiRyer IoHic than in
4 bushel of malt or 4 gallon Of milk. As
an appetizer, blood purifier and kidney cor
rector, there i nothing like It, and inyal-
ids consequently find it a wonderful inyig-
GRANT for mind and body toAMercju.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-01

The importance OF using good PURE soap
for the toilet, nursery, and bathroom can
not be Oycr-ratCd, inaSmuCh as the skin
il particularly sensitive 10 the action OF
deleteriouS ingredients. Particularly is
this the case with infants; let your child
be washed with the best soap You can pro-
cure; YOU will be amply repaid by seeing
the skin healthy and clear. Procure from
your druggist PONp'S ENTEACr TOILET
SOAP. uscit once, you will Use il always.
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answer.

A New Acknowledgements Is
the name of new explosive invented by
NJ. Petri, Vienna engineer. II the en-
thusiastic claims of the inventor are not
an exaggeration of its merits it will GER
tainly prove dangerous rival of gun
powder. According to his description it
contains neither sui phuric acid, nitric acid
nor nitro glycerine, and cannot injure
in any way either gun or cartridge. The
charge of dynamosen is in the form of a
solid cylinder, which can be increased in
quantity, without being increased in size,
by compression. The rebound of the
guns with which the new explosive has
been tried is said to have been very slight.
1t is also said that the manufacture OF
dynamogen is simple and without dan
ger, that it preserves its qualities in the
coldest or hottest weather, and that i
can be made at 40 per cent less cost than
gunpowder.