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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SHOCKING CASUALTY.
Burnt to Death in a Tenement.

Burnt to Death in a Tenement.
Boston, 26.-An alarm WAS runG in
the morning for fire in the two. story
tenement house, 6S Thstchsr's Court.
The house WAS owned oy the heirs of
Dennis Dolan and occupied by eight
families. The fire spread rapidly and be-
fore the inmates could be taken out four
were smothered and one fatally injured
oy jumping from the building. The
killed are George and Thomas McLaugh-
lin, age IA and IL; Mrs. DR.. Ed. Savage,
aga 40, Katie and Mamie Savage, Is and
. months respectively. Cries for help
from the persons imprisoned amid the
flames were hesrtrendihP, but peop.e on
the street could do nothing toward saving
them. The flames were subdusd in less
than half an hour.
John Savage was first to discover the
fire. he gave the alarm and jumped to
the ground, distance of 80 feet, and had
one leg badly hurt. John Mclaughlin,
awakened by the cries of Savage, saved
his wife anG girls and Two of Els BOYS,
Willie and James. In q second attempt
to return, he was driven back by the
flames. Little George Mclaughlin
L0aSACO Suo IUOl1 C5lVAeS was spread In
the street below, and he was told by his
fatherto jump into his arms. The boy
bravely jumped, missed the canvass and
was fatally injured. = ia mother, etszed
with anguish, attempted three times to
enter the burning building to save her
other boy, and received such injuries be-
fore she could be secured that she ia not
expected TO live. Mrs. Fred Savage and
her children, Katie and Mamie, were
suficated, and their bodies were found
where theyhsd beer sleeping. The fire was
undoubtedly started in Savage's apart
mentE, and it is believed it was caused
by a kerosene lamp which one of the
brothers threw at the other. It is
thought John Mcintosh may have had
a hand in causing the fire. John Flynn
who slept in room near that occupied
by the Ssvages, states that just before the
ire broke out, he heard some one cry
For Gods sake, don't throw that lamp. u
Mcintosh and the Ssvages were arrested
this afternoon and had 10 await develop
ments.
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The French War.

Paris, 26.-The Cabinet Council dis
cussed the matter of sending reinforce
ments to Tonquin.
General BoYet, French commander in
Tonquin, telegraphs that nothing has
occurred st Hanoi since the 18th instant.
Paris, ga dispatch to Figaro from
Saigon says EarmoDd, French civil
commissioner, has gone to Hue at the
special request of the Emperor Of AMMAN,
who is desirous Of placing himself and
his capital under French protection. hsV-
ing nearly lost his life on the first day of
the Commandment by the French. Har-
mond is provided with the most COM
plete power to negotiate with the en-
peror.
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TT APPEARING TO SAID COURT,
/ by the Petition this day presented and
filed by Anne Chsrlson, the administra-
trix of the eetate of Karl g. Seusted, de-.
ceased, praying for an order OF sale Of the
real estste of said deceased, that it is
necessary to sell the whole of said estate
to pay the debts outstanding against the
deceased, and the debts, expenses, aud
charges of administration of said estate:
1t is therefore ordered by said Court
that all persons interested in said estate of
said deceased, appear before the said Pro.
bate Court on Friday, the seventh day Of
September, 1858, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the court room
of gsid Court, ct the County Court House
Of said County, in Salt Lake City, Utah,
to show cause why an order should not
be granted to said Administrative to sell
said real estate for the purposes OF paying
said debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, snd the debts, expenses and
charges Of administration.
And that copy Of this order be pub
lished at least ten successive days in the
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, news
paper published and printed in said City
Of Salt Lake.
E. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
Dated oath August, 1888.
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GARD.

The undersigned, having purchased and
succeeded to the business of the Salt Lake
City Brewery, propose to continue the
ssme; and by due consideration OF the
wants Of the public, and strict attention
to thu industry in which we are engaged,
will not only maintain TIE excellent pop
ular reputation of the Salt Lake Beer,
but add to and improve the same. The
management Of the business will remain
under the immediate supervision Of Mr..
Moritz, who has brought the beer up to
its present popularity, We expect not
only to retain all Of the old patrons of the
Salt Lake City Brewery, but to gain
many new ones, and to enlarge end ex-
tend our facilities to meet the increasing
demand.
MoR1Tz & CULLEN.
July Is, 1888.
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NIalariaI Fever.

Portsmouth, N. H., 25.-The cause Of
malarial fever st Little Boar's Head.
Rye Beach and vicinity, is traceable to 3
cottage occupied by Louis, who died the
other day. A we'll was sunk near the
base of the hill, while cesspool for the
reception of refuse was located higher up
the same hill. The water in the we'll now
is very offensive. Two summer residents
are already dead; smother is not expected
to live.
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Tramp Tourist Troubles.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, 26.-Henry s.
Mitchell and an unknown person, both
of Boston, had their skulls crushed in Ros-
book tunnel while stealing q ride upon
the top Of q sleeper on the Hudson river
railroad.
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"Yolr Skin Cure is Superencez-
lent. 1T is fast curing my daughter
Of rj41gaOOTnl, aOhicb had spread all
O0er her body" Mrs. E. L. D. Mer-
riam, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep it. 81 per package.
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The Orleans Princes.

Paria, 26.-The council Of ministers,
to-day, discussed the question Of meas
ures against Orleanists, and decided TO
take no action, unless measures were
necessary by events with which
Orleans princes are connected.
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Dated oath August, 1888.
TERRITORY OF UTAH, 6,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. =

TERRITORY OF UTAH, CO
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. sS'
I, d. BoCKHoLT, Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake,
in the Territory of Utah, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is full, true and
correct copy of an order to show cause
why an order of ssla should not be
granted, as appears Of record in my
Office.
In witness whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and
SEAL affixed the Seal of said Court
this Oath day of August,
AID 1888.
D. BOCKHOLT,
AUS Probate Clerk.
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oxTRAIN FOR SALE

Fretghters and LuInbermen
csn meet with an opportunity seldom
offered nowadays. to purchase first
clsss outfit, consisting Of Fifteen
Yoke Of Large, Fine Oxen, all
carefully selected and especially adapted
I1r road OF mountain work. ALEC SIX
wagons, completely rugged for freight
Everything new and in frst-clsss- order;
~he oxen have been well fed ana cared
C. during the past winter, and are IN ex-
cellent condition for work. The outfit
.Rn be seen st Jusb Station. Utah Gem
ISL Rsilwsy. For particulars apply to
tie Office of Kimbsll u Lawrence, Kin
/ Block, this city. apis
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the partnership heretofore ex-
listing between Aaron Keyser and Jacob
MoFitz, under the firm name of Keyger' 6
Moritz, is by mutual consent hereby dis.
solved. All indebtedness Of the late firm
will be paid by the successors Of the said
late firm, Moritz & Cullen, and all debts
due or owing to the late firm, will be
paid to the said successors, who will con-
tinue the said business.
A. KEYSER,
JACOB NORTH.
July IS, 1883.
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In the Matter Of the Estate of Karl @.
Sausted, deceased. Order.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of the County
Of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-21

IN the senate On the 18th Mr.. Shcr.
man introduced bill for closer relations
with Mexico and south American states.
PostmaSter-General Gresham's appoint.
ment was confirmed. In the House Mr..
Robinson offered resolutions inquiring
whether q United States Minister in Eng.
land had accepted any title Of nobility,
such a. "Iord rector;v whether the United
States Navy assisted the British az Alex
andria; whether a British detective had
been allowed 70 tamper with tire mails IN
the New York Post-ofilcc; also forinforma.
tion 70 enable the passage 81 . law 70 pre-
vent foreign noblemen from forming land
monopolies in America. The call Of states
vas resumed and large number Of bills
and resolutions introduced, making in All
1.C2l under the call "A message WINS re-
ceived from che President IN relation 70
wants Of tie Indian bureau. House adj
journed until the 18th.
EX-SENATOR KELLoGG's bribery case
goes over 70 next term.
The Cabinet, on the 18th had under
consideration the O'Donnell ease.
The Court-house at Butler. pa..
burned on che morning OK ,hr lIt.
The British Parliament will be fur
ther prorogued Tin February.
THE French are reported To have b.
gun act ve operat onS N Tonquin.
The Egyptian commander ii Suakcm
has been -uppianted ~ Crinrnn vrtr 40.
and the Fake Prophet j. reported u have
retired from Fl Obeid ~ che m untains.
THE bill 70 lcgalizc marriage Of
Jews and Christians was rejec.ra w The
Hungarian Diet on The 18th.
AT Sligo. ireland. four defendants
who pleaded "a IVY " conspiracy " sAus.
der were given ten years each.
ALL trains were stopped on the Man.
i.ota Division "a tile .anaasan Paine on
the 18th in consequence N STRIKE
BILL KINNEY was acquitted oi muir
der At West Onion. w. Va, on the iuth
and mob hanged him the night follow.
Ing.
MRs. JoHS EcKERT wns crcmatci In
her house a. Braddock, Pa, On the lin. II
4 supposed she was murdered and thc
house fired.
Il = baekwoods saloon on the Cum.
bertrand klvrrtn Kentucky, w. "A. Fields,
proprietor % The place, shot four men ID.
tally because they raised disturbance and
would not leave.
LATE estimates q the Department q
Agriculture place The total wheat ysali IL
1On,vO,oOD bushels; Oats, 5O0, 100 busa.
- rvu nuI I.nrI.w !. litxi.. ~lU~t ~ st..
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Ar Eric. r.. alargc unfinished build
Ing has been coded % the General Govern.
ment ~ tho Pennsylvania Legislature FOR
soldiers and Sailors Home. Il was r.
gun for : Marine Hospital under state nus
pieces.
IN New York = Judge has refused 10
enforce tho law prohibiting the raleot aiul-
terated tea. The ten had been mixed with
some foreign substance. but II was not
poisonous. and 30 the Court held that IL
could BE- lawfully sold.
ADvIcEs Of the oh state that active
negotiations have been opened between the
United States Government AMI Spain for
reciprocal concessions beneficial 70 trade
between Cuba and the United States.
on the sth Laban Stephens was con.
victed at jackson. o., for participation IN
the murder OF Anderson Lackey. The
Jones brothers. previously convicted, have
been sentenced 70 BE- hanged December p.
OK the 10th twenty convicted rebels
were reprieved q Belgrade.
THE blame for the recent Egyptian
defeat near Suakem Is laid % the Bashi
Bazouks.
The French commander in Tonquin
has been instructed 10 delay little before
making an assault on Bach Mini.
NINE persons pleaded guilty on tho
10th in Sligo. Ireland, 20 . charge d con
spiracy 20 murder.
AT Limerick. Ireland, man named
Jarvey has been arrested Tor possession Of
unauthorized explosives.
The clearing house transactions for
the week ending the 10th made an unex.
pectedly favorable exhibit.
IL London extra guards have been
placed III all Governments buildings Oh &C.
count OF the excitement over the death sen.
tence Of O'Donnell.
AT Fall River. Mass. conspiracy u
insure consusnptives and broken-down
drunkards and pocket the proceeds has
been discovered.
OK the 9th q Nationalist meeting
near Loughrea, Ireland. adopted reSolu.
tions condemning the emigration policy Of
the Government.
IT Is reported that the achievements
| sent forward on the news Of Hicks Faslia',
defeat had not reached Suakem when the
| latest massacre occurred.
Ii speech on the 10th Prime Minis
| ter Ferry said no rupture had occurred be-
| tween France and China, but the Cabinet
| had never ceased TO act as IL q rupture
| were possible.
In the National House 81 Represen q
| tives on the 10Th, eight hundred and TWEEN
1 ty-four bills and joint resolutions were in
troduced and the call only reached Massa'
1 chusefts.
| By reason Of representations made 70
tho Canadian Customs Department BY On
tario millers respecting the inferior quality
I Of the present years crop Of wheat, millers
| will be credited with duty on four hush
els and forty-five pounds o. wheat for every
/ barrel Of -four produced from imported
| wheat ground in bond and exported. For
merly the department held that 4 barrel q
1 -four could Be obtained from four bushels
and thirty-fve pounds Of wheat
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The American Consul Al Gre cid n
An original genius H. has hit upon
new subject for investigation. The
next Consular report will have itspagcs
Of long'drawn-out nothings about the
dairy bu> ness in Portugal. tie produce
III barcy ia New Zealand, tile winter
fodder ~ in Denmark and the Increase
81 goat, IN Bavaria. enliyened W the
report of Consul Potter On the sub Get
uf The marriages Of American r'rls with
German mobiles. lie has given the sub
jcct exhaustive study. il seems. and A.
the Consular report il alwayS made out
on scientific Ia~is, hc present. a tabu-
lated statement 81 hi inv stiga'ions.
Bur he ..hegs ID transmit yrr, dilicr-
ent report from that which tho repre-
sentative ~ the Ameri an eagle usually
sends Cur enthusiastic IonSuls
usually draw the conclusion from
their Investigations AMI table. that they
have found the very enterprise into
which their countrymcu should rush III
once. But Consul Potter thinks that
the German noble businc II not II pay
ing one. lie cites thirts-ihree such
marriages. and among thcm all there
has not been a single one that has not
been speedily followed hy divorce or
abandonment. Not very good show
ing. II looks a. II he American II
would better find something else rs a.
with herself. and M the German har-
ons find their wiocs ut home among
ladies who will consider II evidence IL
affection 10 Ia allowed 70 clean their
liece lords boots. Why don't Prince
bismarck. while he i prohibit NJ
American pork, prohibit American
wives. too II would really be great
kindness 70 the manageable girls
whose heads are easily turned Nv Il
title and : hereditary estate. Nv Boston
Globe.
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Yt,.a dcljcatc matter. 10 sneak On The
~...,;on ~ Chri.ima>-o;ft, made with
,,.,.v h.lonein~ NJ Others. And thcrc
..~ 49, I'm. III, would cxclaim
a"ainxt ANY structures being made Ia the
matter M XII. The custom of hcsfow-
;n~ yift~. tokens ~ love and rcmcsn-
br.,,,ce IN fhis most hallowci ofal an
,;x.,4.,.;as /. 4 vary nrcffv one. and Il
I. AN IN. ,nrno-c her.. to argue IL lis
cort;nuanrc Enf. while IN. usaoc Il
beautiful AMI commcndahle. Il has com.
~ II. greatly ahnxcd ma perverted.
IN. simnl;city II early DAYS has long
since be.n Greatly Ioxf ~ioht of. and thr
sweet simnie Significance that attached
N ,,,,,.cns~ 4 ~ LONGER there. Starting
NJ q nh;ldrcn's holiday. " be kent M
r.,,,cml,,,,,.c ~ IN bi,fh Al bethlehem.
!, sen,;n.ntlx n-o,rr. fha. fhe liftle
nn..S sho,,ll recs;xc some memrn,o that
wa,,ld s.rxe nle,xnntlx 10 recall h M
.tt-r lax~ and ALWAYS with some
,ho,,ch, ~ the Christ child and HIs
\, . ,...I.,- NJ. .nd IN. INV, day. -
j. Z esne..;all, ~ ana,.f for juvenile ~
ioxment. VA firsi observed ii the
southern German States and along the
Rh;nc wher. Il w nrevails Rut even
tb.rr the Christ kin.lein fcorrnfcd
no>x into Kris X r;nol.l has r;van wav
~ santa Klaus AMI 81. Nicholas and
~. originsl II. n;ti aance ~ IN. celcbra.
lion Il 7arpelv lost
IL iscnlv NJ ~ how. from rhyme
simple preScnt> Is the vo,noe. members
w ~ family. tho c,,x,om snrcnd ~
those elder and over whom the dclu.
s;ons ~ ch;ldhoo 4 no lonoer MA sway.
The intent n thc holiday los.. the prr-
nose ~ Christmas gift~ w.nf With Il.
Instead ~ Seryinv ~ mrmrn,ocx NJ the
dax- tbev wer, intended ~ recall fhe
donor, and. ~ ! natural consequence.
extrayagant motions soon prevailed.
T;mc Wa when y kcrchi.f for \ ladx's
nc,.l ~ I bow ,xas .nonrh AMI Il 6e-
hind Il the r,c;njeuf saw a. fbought
nc Jaw. 4 sentiment fba, III. donor
J,r.J NV MI ;p,o worJ. ,,. tr,nkct
wa~ treasured MIN ;.alons carc and
horn were ~ i,arnv - tho.Uh 4 dia-
dam N pearls h.d nassci he,,x..rn thrm
Buf ia kcrch ~ Ana nv " ribbon viii
no LONGER -nflice. My lady wonl,l " WI
snch tlipnerx while M lorJ ,xnuld i;s.
dain 10 tender them. thonuh both 81
them know we'll enouvh thai Ill limited
means will honestly gnarantee uothino
cxtrayaranf The fenlar ,,,,,.t ~ N
cold AMI nre,.;,ns ~tnnes IAN. .
necklace. or watch. i tinc ring or
bracelets level case librrallv
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CoTroS-xILL owners in Maryland say
the business outlook II The least satisfac.
tory they have ever known.
An exposure has been made Of cor
rupt ring of contractors In connection
with the New York Department. Of Public
Works.
The people Of Winnipeg. B. g, are
beginning 10 talk about secession.
THERE Is now IN the United States
Treasury <2a,l3i .;9s cash.
DECORATING feyers prevail among the
French troops in Madagascar.
Ii British Columbia steps are being
taken 10 keep out Chinese immigrants
REcoxxoIsAScEs have been made by
the French within two miles and half of
Bac Mini.
PROCEEDINGS have begun for dissolu-
ton of the charter d the Produce Bank q
New York FOR impairment q capital.
THE Board Of Aldermen 81 New York
has called for statistics ~ .arding damage
to life and property BY electric light wires.
An early adjustment ~ relations be-
tween Prussia and the Va lean isexpected.
Ii was recently voted ia tie inter-
colonial conference a. Sydney not 70 rec
ornize land purchases III New Guinea till
British dominion should be established.
TnE Wyoming. Yellowstone Park a
Pacific Railway Company has been incor-
iron and petroleum region Of Wyoming.
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IN re Senate "a TIE 5th bills were intro
duccd; 10 abolish the internal revenue: 20
rcorganixe he legislative power Of Utah: %
appoint . special commissioner % look after
trade Interests N Central and South America.
q Z constitutional amendment 10 prohibit
"a ss's o I'ppSs;s,so2 e ssSsss
On oliver coinage. The committee on Indian
A1aIrs wore instructed % consider the cxpe-
z icncy q oslabll.hlng : military academy 20
train Indian youth for tho regular army. Mr.:
Is ser ~ ses as ~
House the Virginia contest vas referred 20
the Committee on klccfiona
IN the Senate on the 9Th bill was intro
duccd % repeal the presumption and timber
culture acts. Resolutions we're offered FOR
GuDmIssion Of constitutional amendments
modifying the Fifteenth Amendment provid-
ng for woman suffrage. and giving the Presi'
dent power % veto separate items in appro-
,Se sssa foE snd esns rsn1fcr
BiIls we're introduced: 10 restore q, market
the reservoir lands IN Wisconsin and Mime
sofa; 20 provide for 4 ship canal between
sls.aSS 92s cac .s ,s d Bay. - a shs
n the Senate on the 10th the standing
and other committees wcrc appointed The
resolution asking the Secretary Of the Int
Iior % furnish copies Of all papers relating q
Raa. q ho os snd q re SsE ~
Company % the New Orleans Pacific Company
WIS paeeed. In the House. under the
call Of States. large number Of bills were In
troduccd- resolution was adopted calling
case o. Patrick Q'Donnell, now under zen
tence Of death IN England. Without complct
ing The call tho House adjourned.
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An enthusiastic contemporary says
Mrs. CORVALLIS West has rich com
plcNion. fine suit of ripping brown
hair, Irish eyes, small stature and ad-
mirablc figure. She dresses startlinuIy.
rides dashingly. talksc ntertainingIy, and
loves practical joke. t;osh!-N. n
ir0phic.
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ir y settled that senator Anthony
', .sex.s- ~, ~ - -.s m
r-- n,;,..-,, ,ss. ;,.,.,y;.~ ". e.,.-
~ r.,,,.-. c.'.~ NJ. ~ w..n,,.... N, ~.
,o,n M ~ 5sferse nle.ird ~ ssstntc n
Limitations.
Tur r,cl;sh mai 1.nrs.tc Alfred
T...x~or ~ nm crr.,~d nrron'
T.r c.,,r.,,. co,r< ~ ia l-c;tcl
< ~ x.~-......
nj. ~ .c.,ssss5 ~;,i ~. ~ M ncr.
~. ma lar mr. oropertv q Davis.
p,,r,s ~. ,,,;ss;r~ Tr..sn-.r ~
r~,-,s cc,,,sv n u. .,'n,.ossd ~ nav
gone in~.ne h conld nd balance his
bcck.. ma thought ~ was behind with his
c.eh. whereas 4 turns out The county owes
him 81.
a DrSpA rc4 a. the 10Th from London
SAYS grey. 0'Donnelps solicitor, begs the
Jury % conadentially communicate with
him. y he desires % address them upon !
matter Of extreme urgency. He says al
means Of communication with them has
failed, - be was refused copy Of the
panel before the trial and has been unable
to ascertain their identity since.
$3.50 - oAsoA.-
~ the otn nvc persons were seriously
injured e : tenement hre IN New York
- the Sonstantinopie me On tne o'h
six hundred houses and four synasogues
were destroyed.
On the ON, near Anderson. inu.'
Coleman Hawkins shot John =. johnson
and then committed suicide.
Ok the 9th the Belgian Parliament
building &c brusselscaughtfire. The Senate
chamber was destroyed
Ok the 9th the business quarter Of
] Williamstown. n. G., was destroyed by an
incendiary fire.
BIZ the recent fire in the Belgian pub
| lie buildings the loss sustained was 1000.
600 francs.
By the burning Of the packing-house
1 Or Sinclair a Co, Cedar Rapids. Ia. three
4 hundred employees are thrown out Of work.
OK the 7th slecping-car on the Chi
cago Express, New York Central Road. out
Of New York City, took fire near Pough-
keepsie and the interior burned out Two
passengers were sccrched.
FIRE destroyed the Mount Hickory
Rolling Mill at Erie, Pa, the morning q
the ath-
o. the morning Of the 9Th the Union
Rolling Mill at Cleveland, o., was damaged