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Home Rule wanted Here.
To the Editor of me Ersnlno Critie.


Your sympathy for ireland is commendabIe.
put don't waste all your powder in that direc.
tion. Another little community that I could
mention wants ''home rule" The people arc
ready and waiting for 1t irrespective OF party,
but one thing Is needed, some one to make the
move, and In less than one year Washington
city VIII be free. Our present form of gov
ernment Is expensive and defective. The
pense is all nonsense. II II was not honest.
they. would not pay 1t, and IL 1t is not honest,
we should not have 1t. Messrs. James G.. Ber-
reti, A. Al. Clapp, John Norris, Robert Inger-
soil, William Claggett, we have a claim on
you; step TO the front; thousands viii follow
JEFFERSON.
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A Fnr.fetched Excuse.

IUfHb EUHOTW IVe ETCHING CTItIC.
In your Fridays edition you say Major
Dye Is very much exercised over the neWspa.
OF police officers. Well he might be when
men are recommended for dismissal upon
statements like the following: 'Liable to be.
come incapacitated for duty from excessive
use OF liquor." Now, in one particular case,
the oflcer recommended for discharge has
not used drop of liquor for tho past two
years, and when he did Indulge he would not
use as much in six months as one of those rec.
ommending his discharge would use in one
day. MORE ANON
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REAL ESTATE,
The Official Transfers, as Recorded
To-day.


To-day.
Messrs. Danenhower & Son, reaI-estate
brokers, 1926 street northwest, report the
following transfers in real estate In the Dis.
trict to-day, as compiled by them from the ON.
cial records In the of1ce OF the Recorder OF
Deeds:
A. T. Barker to George Ely, part OF lot %,
square 290, $4,000.
Clement II; Howard to George Bogus, lot IS,
square 1853, $500.
Ann Wollard to Charles o. Brown, parts OF
lots Id and 10, square $50, $500.
Susanah A. Craniell to Warren @. Florlng,
part OF lot 10, block 8, Meridian Hill, 1915.
Sueannh A. Crandell to James Johnson, part
OF lot 10, block 8, Meridian Hill, 1915.
Hon. John sherman, trustee, to Lizzie Scott
Lamb, lot II, square SO, $S2SdO.
Richard l.. Mackall ct al. TO Joseph BraIt.
mayer, part OF lot 152, Deall's addition to
GeoigetowD, aud lot Al, In HOlmeads 3 addition
10 said town, $1,000.
Anthony Hyde and David Rittenhouse, trus.
tees, to Thomas Laurason Riggs, part OF Il,
square 107, $3.50.
Cornelius Hopkins 10 David l.. Morrison,
lots 80 and 81, square IL, $3,6225O.
David Cranmer 10 David l., Morrison, lois 80
and 53, square Ill, So, 153.75.
george Mason TO James II. Marr lots 27, IS
and 20, square 239, S1,700.
w. Clarence Duvall and James Ii. Marr to
Edward Bogie, lot 10, square 560, $4,000.
Edward Bowie TO Margaret s. Rice, lot 49, In
Duyall Marr's subdivision square 600,
$4,000.
A. Langdon ct al. to George Mason, part OF
lot 81, square 23S, 81, 1880.
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DIR. r. v. PIERCE Buffalo, N. Y.:--I have a
friend who suffered terribly. l purchased a
the result OF Its use, she is perfectly WELL
j. BAILEY, Burdett, N. Y,
pr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery and
"Pleasapt Purgative Pellets" purify the
blood and cure CONSULTATION.
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Pittsburg Telegraph.

Mr.. D. D. Keim, OF this State, has been an.
pointed Chief Examiner of the Ciyil-SsryIcs
commission. He was indorsed by the mem-
Ders OF the commission and strongly recon-
menced by leading men OF both parties Ia this
and other States. pretty good evidence OF
the strong common sense he Will bring to this
trust Is his declaration that he Will make the
examinations practical, and that the plain
and useful rudiments of common school
education Will be all that Will be necessary, a
practice that is observed abroad. He is OPP
posed TO fantastic tests.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-30
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ES'TA BLISHFD AUGUST Hans
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from tho Signal
Ouice to-day says:
slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather
is indicated for New England and tho Middle
Atlantic states on Tuesday. Light raius are
indicated for the lake region, the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys on Tuesday, with slowly
rising temperature.
Temperature.
The following special temperatures were re-.
ported at y. IN. yesterday: Washington, f5o;
Norfolk, 520; Savannah, 70o; Atlanta, 6Do
Jacksonville, 80; Pehsacola, S0'; Now Or
Tucson, S1o; Los Angeles, 72o; San Diego, 67o ..
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Great Bargnins im TrunI,..

Immense line OF trunks, all styles, sizes and
variety, cheap; also, ladies' and gents travel
ing bags, harness, knee and horse spreads.
n. hneeaal, 42b Seventh street. next 70 Odd.
felioWs' Hall. Branch store. No. 004 street.
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Come

and We Will satisfy you that 1t is money In
your pnrse TO buy clothing for yourself and
boys at our establishment. Eiseman Bros.
the most prominent tailors and clothlers,
corner OF Seventh and L.
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"AIderney DAIRY yynrou..,,

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered In X fb "ward" prints, d5c.
por b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermiIk
ana sweet miAks DC per at. Cream 1bc, per pint.
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Sept. ID, 1880.

HOP BIfltTS Co., Toronto;
!, have been sick for the past six years, guf.
fering from dyspepsia and general weakness,
1 have used three bottles OF Hop Bltters, and
they have done wonders for me. l am we'll
ara able 70 work, and eat and sleep we'll. I
cannot say too much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON robbins.
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A Drooklyh corporation, known as tho tsveg.
etable Hair Company" proposes 60 make hair
out OF vegetable matter. This will probably
cause another rise IN butter.
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A POSITIVE CURE An Invaluable
FOR

AN article IKE
Ely's Cream Balm
has lolg been de-
sired, and now that
II Is within the
reach of sufferers
from Cstarrh. Hay
Fever and Gold In
the head there Is
every reason to be-
lieye they will
make the most OF IL.
DR.. w. II. BuclS-
man, w. II. Ham
man, druggist, and
otner Eastonlans
have given ita trial,
and all recommend
1t In the highest
terms. = EastOn ,
Pa, Daily Argus,
Oct. 7, 1879.
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HAY. .FEVER

APPLY by the little finger Into the
nostrils. BY ABSORPTION 1t effectualy cleanses
the nasal passages of catarrhal virus, causing
nation, nation, protects the membrafnsl a Innings
of the head from additional colds, COM
pletely heals the sores and restores the sense
OF TASTE and smell. Beneficial results are realized
by u few applications. A thorough treatment will
cure. Unequaled for colds In the head. Agreeable
to use. Send for circular. Sold by Druggists. BY
mail, soc. a package-stamps.
ELY,S CREAM BALM Co. owego.. N. Y.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-30

oTTuMwA, IA.-Dr. j. N. Armstrong says: 81
nave used Browns Iron Bitters In my family
ana recommend Its use to others"
The Evening critic., 1883-04-30

STOCKS and Bonds bought and sold at the Ns,,
YORK stock Exchange for 1-o commission. and
carried on margin when desired.
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RAILROADS.
.,--, -, -,'-7-,l77.lel-+e---e-e7le-e-
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
,,,,,, ~ ,,,, LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA wAeu
1NGTON.
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SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT suvnA,
NOVEMBER N. Issn

DouBLETRACKi JANNEy oouprpp
STEEL RAILSl
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Cuhan sugars.

New York, 16.-There has been con-
siderable excitement here the past week,
due to large ORDERS for Cuban sugars,
and the chartering II large number Of
steamers to go to Cuba. This movement
is stated By refners and importers to be
due to the authoritative information that
the Cuban sugar crop is fu ~ 20 per cent.
below the estimate made short time
ago. Large orders have been sent to
Cuba by Hsvemeyer and other rehners,
importing directly on their own account,
and as the storage facilities st Havana,
Cardenas, Sugus, Mevitss, Puerto del
PArdre and Gibsra are limited, and as
sugars are inju ed by exposure if stored
on open Whsrves, the demand for steam
charters have been unusually large. Ii
is also state that these charters have
been made to anticipate the probable in
crease IN freight rates, which will, it Is
thought, more than Offset the differ
cree made in the duties by the new tariff
which goes into effect in June. ard thai
shipment contracts have been made a
low ss 50 hogshesd, which it Is asserted
will fully cover the running expenses o
steamers. These are the lowest ire'gh
rates that have been sustained an oceaT
steam ships, of which there sre nov
about ff cen at the ports mentioned
loading for New York.
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Our Hogs.

Chicago, IS In regard TO tina an
nouncemeYt thAt the German decree
against the importation Of American neg
products hiss been promulgated, rmOu
s. Co., say q decree will not have ang
feet upon this years crop, as there j,
no surplus whatever for export An
other large provision house here are
gathering statistics from all pRrte Of the
country with the intention of cohVincir g
the German government that our hog
products are worthy Of acceptance.
The Commercial Circular show the
logs packed in this market FOR the yesl
ending March !, 'S3, was 1928 QUO, s
decrease of S78, 900, cpmparnd WITH tue
preceding year. The falling off is at.
tributed to the decreased supply Of hog
in the country. higher prices snd res'-ic
ton on expectation, making packer
cautious. The average weight Of hog
packed during the summer season wa
2l9, against an average Of 2Sl in '81
The average weight Of the winter season
wrs 255 against 256 the previous year
The number Of cattle slaughtered tbs
past year was, 774 67S.
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Crime.

Reading, Pa, 16.-Robert Smith,
postmaster at Slatington, was ar
rested on the charge of robbing the
mails.
New York, 16. Fannie Mordaunt
has began suit against her husband,
Frank Mordaunt, on the charge of
desertiOn.
Clinton Ills, 16.-It is discovered
that the Dewitt Company railroad
bOnds, issued in 1880, have been ex-
tensiyely counterfeited and put on
the market.
Lynchburg, Va, 16.-The Mary
and Hubbard duel was amicably
settled, but the courts have not vet
done with the principals.
Boston, 49, George w. Cushman,
who last summer obtained money
from the Concord school Of philoso,
pliers by forged checks, was sen.
fenced to five years in the state
prison.
New Haven, Conn, 16.-The re-
ceiyer of the defunct American
NatiOnalLife andPTustCompauy ha.
brought suit against Joseph B. Sar
geant and the older directors t,
recover $4,000 alleged to have beer
squandered and misapplied.
Chattanooga, I6.-RObart Jenkins
agent for the Singer sewing machin
killed himself. Deficiency in hi
accounts.
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4 Panic.

New York. 16.-At the Cosmopul-
itan Theatre, tonight, towards the
close of minstrel performance, a
signifca creakigg sound was
heard, and suddenly one of the
columns of the first balcony crashed
through the floor throwing 1000
people crOwding it, and an immense
audience below Into q panic. Women
screamed and men in terror turned
to the DOORS A fearful crush fol
lowed, all struggling for the exits.
Several women we're crushed be-
fore the managers could be
heard and some degree of qdietness
obtained. 1t was found the balcony
had settled fully twelve inches, the
weakest column sinking through
the floor on which it rested.
the Houses Of Parliament and the
government offices. The Scotland
yard detectives and q large number
of special officers are buSily at work
endeavoring to fud some clue by
which TO trace the perpetrators Of
the crime, and rumors are current
tonight that several arrests have
been made. Police patrols are at
every point. and guards are
kept in the barracks. The
authorities have ordered a
scientific analysis of the explosives
used. They have not been able to
decide how the explosive was fired.
There is an enormous crowd gath
cred at the scene of the explosion,
which was visited to-day by the
Duke of Cambridge.
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miscellaneous.

Hamilton, Ont, 16.-Mr. Alex.
ander Allen and son, aged 10 years
asphyrated by coal gas from a self,
feeder.
Mexico, 1G.-Leo Stein. q prom.
inent broker, is appointed manager
of the Mexican National Bank.
Frank S. Bond, formerly pres
ident of the Texas Pacific & Read
ing railroads, has arrived.
Hartford, Hottie house passed
the bin placing funerals of executed
criminals under the control of the
sheriff.
Pottstown, Pa, 16.-The strikes
at Potts Bros. rolling mill and the
PottstoWn Co.'S iron works have
ended, the men accepting the en-
ployer's terms.
London, Ontario, 16.-In accord
ance with the desire of Bishop Ri
pom, the Queen has offered Bishop
Hellmuth the appointment of suf-
fragan to Bishop Ripon with the
title Of Bishop. The Hull diocesan
synod meets on the 29th.
Pittsburg, ia prize fight of
thirty-six rounds, took place in the
parlor of Colonel Rohme's residence,
near Altoona, early this morning.
between John O'Neal, of Pitts
burg, and James Kohner, of Phila-
delphia, for purse of $1,000. ON cal
was declared the winner.
An extensive cooking main in the
heat of the city, today, was raided
while in full blast, and twenty-five
sports and twenty birds captured.
UDiontoWn, Pa, 16.-M. L. Dukes.
of Captain Mutt, states
thab he intemplates claiming his
seat in the state legislature, and will
remain in the county and practice
law.
Jacob ". AmaloDg, one of the
jurors who tried Dukes, was at
tackled Oh the streets OF Bellevue
this evening, and So badly beaten
that his life is despaired of
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NOTICE.
.,a probate Court. for the County
q s'S Sit ; Lake, Territory Of Utah.
notter of the estate and guardian
IN US hin q Mary A. Carmichael,
sD'f an imbecile,

.,,rHAN NJ. WILLIAMSON,
On q dian q the person and estate of
y a carmichael, imbecile, having
haiy ,bis day bis petition duly verified,
FLED we Sor an order of sale Of certain
prsIy, ns'ste of said Ward, for the purposes
resI In. 4 debts due from SAID Ward, and
Of phSri3 a fund for the maintenance
70 p.1nport of said Ward; and it appear.
anu I'm said petition that such order Of
ing j :; S necessary for said purposes,
sals therefore ordered th7t the next Of
y aid Mary &, Carmichael and all
Eln ~ ~ interested in her said estste ap-
peril aT bsilre our said court on the second
Psai n Apri, a. d. 1888, at 10 a; ID,
a S5b - founty Court House in Salt Lske
y G;. 'I' N Inc O.uuty end Territory afore-
O:{' - shoR cause, if any they have,
salu .n order should not be granted to
' NY guardian to sell said real esta
W. iasjd wsrd either st public OF private
u IL 60. ssb,ll, at the hearing Of sad petit,
~ no deemgd best, and that copy Of
M. NJ. rrder be published at least thret
.n,a weeks in the Sell Lake Daily
9sTsld. newspaper publish d in snc
S.ying general circulation in Salt Lake
Tifg in ssi6 county of Salt Lake
nsied this l2.h day Of Febr AID. 1888
K SMITH,
!,,5,s Probate Court Salt Lake County
Ausst D. BOCKHaLT,
ClaTR Pro. O.. SSit Lake Co., Utah
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1'ELEGRAPHIC
The london Explosion .

London, 16.-Government offers
a reward of $1,000 for the discovery
of the authors of the explosion.
The reward applies 20 the attempt
on the Times Office. Any one not
the actual culprit giving informa-
ton Of the origin of the explosion
will be pardoned. 1t is stated that
the magistrate has unearthed as
founding evidence connecting o.
Donovan Rosa with the Patriotic
Brotherhood in the. conspiracy.
Sir Chas. Dixie, president of the
local government board, thinks the
attempt was not upon himself or
officials Of his department. Evil
doors intended cause was wide
spread destruction of property. He
is of the opinion the plot originated
with the manager of the skirmish
fund. Sir VIM. Harcourt ard other
home Office officials believe the at
tempt was directed against the
criminal inquiry department, which
is adjacent TO the offices of the local
government board. Guards are
doubled at the magazines and mill
ta-y centres.
New York, 17.-Special from Lon
don: AS crowd upon crowd of eX-
cited Londoners streaming to day
along st. James Park, Downing anG
Parliament streets, or across West.
minister bridge to view the ruins Of
the government buildings, the eX
l,0itopoo,At vuaO ir,araoooT r3tbor fbau
subsided. Popular feeling is pro
foundly stirred; anger being aggra
waited by a sense of alarm, and by the
reports cabled from New York, in
| timating the outrage was planned
and directed. 1t is already evident
that a resolute attempt will bt
made to identify a section of thu
Irish nationalists in the Unite'
States with the occurrence, anC
some very plain representation
will be made by the state depart
ment at Washington, on the sub
ject of shielding plotters who con
tinue deadly schemes againS
| lives and property of the sub
jects of a friendly power
| CbJ LnOlI Vi uG Fdlu0 WuICu ID uOGHluS
| Whatever may have been the or
gin of the explosion, it was mos
! skilifully planned in execution an
effect. The person or persons VIII
planted the mine, selected an exceI
tiOnaIly quiet spot, yet within cas-
gunshOt OF the Parliament buildin
and the great public offices. Th
police do not disguise their belle
that an lnfOrmer will be forthcon
ing as in the Phoenix Park outrage
The only thing that can be credite
with certainty at present, is thu
the dynamite IN Charles street hi
explOded for at least a time, til
hopes of the Irish parliamentar
lparty. The police continue t
guard the residences Of the mini
1aTs
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A Fiendfsh American "st tes-
man.''


Chicago, 16.-Hon. Kohn f.
Firerty, cOngressman-eltct for the
Third Illinois District, being inter
viewed in regard to the attempt to
blow up the government buildings
in LOndrn said: l may say I'm sorry
it was not more successful. | APP
plaud the irish in everything they
do, to get rid of England and her
accused rule. England brought
this on herself, and Gladstone more
than any one else has himself to
thank for it. Forster's Midlothian
speech is quoted against him by
tories. Did he not say the agitation
would be useless till Clerkenwell
prison was blown up? Of course,
l regret that any innocent persons
should suffer, but sympathy for the
few of tins class is entirely over
ridden by the feeling of comm .sera-
ton | have for the great mass OF
the Irish people. My countrymen
are poor and starving, and the
British government will not aid
them. They have reached a point
where they must fight, and / am
glad to see them do it. l am glad to
zee the Inauguration of war OF
violence of any kind, that will tend
free Ireland of the accursed authori.
ties who are choking the life out Of
Der. If a race war springs out o.
this it will not be regretted by tru,
1rishmen.
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Indian Wheat.

Bombay, 16.-Tbe Indian budget dis
cusses fully the competition OF Indian
with American wheat in the London
market. The budget report states that
Indian, though at great disadvantage il
regard to internal communication has II
great advantage through free trade.
Railway rates from the north to BON
bay will be Immediately reduced eighteen
and ono-hslf per cent, which is tquivA.
lent to 3 reduction in the price of wheat
Of lie. 81. per quarter in the London
market. The report anticipates reduc-
tions in other directions.
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The Irish.

Dublin, 16.-A key has been OBJ
tanned to an important cipher doc.
ument. An infurmer in connection
with the Phoenix Park murders,W
testify at the Belfast assizes.
The detectives assisting the Lon
don police are doubtful if Parne
will attend the Philadelphia con.
vention. The Land League thinks
the business of Parliament will be
the superior interest.
Havre, 16.-Jobp Walsh was re
leased to day.
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Fire Record.

AIbaBy, Is AT 8. 80 this morning fire
troke out within the Delevsn House.
Most of the guests fed panic stricken,
half clad. The damage was nominsl,
Portland. Me, Is - The shoefr ding
msnufactoIY, owred by Charles E Nor
nh, burned this morning, Loss, $40 600 ;
insurance. $40, 600.
Providence K. l.. 16.-A summer
hotel at Rocky Point was psriislle
burned this m rning. The loss is COW
cred By 10 insurance, which is 500 600.
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The GLORIOUS HALEY

New Haven, 1s.-Thirty in
surance companies, refusing to pay
losses on the dry goods store of Ed
ward Malley, burned in February
80, were brought into court. Mai
ley placed his loss at 100000. The
insurance was $4,000. Malley is
the father of one of the defendants
and uncle of the other in the Jennie
Cramer murder trial.
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The senren Tor L.eua. ohinp

Washington, 16.-Secy. Chsndler yes
terday, sent csOle message t, Lieut.
Hsrber, through minister Runt, author
lzng him 20 continue The search for
Lieut. Chipp and his party, the coming
pring, if he thought advisable. This
vas in answer to s suggestion TO tnss eff
feet BY Harder In bis recent report 10 the
Secretary,
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The Charges Against Hin.

Washington, 16.-Assistant Score.
tary of the Treasury French has
furnished a statement for publica-
ton in regard to the charges against
Supervising Architect Hill. He de.
MES all knowledge of any charges.
This IS a mere bubble. The state.
ment made was that charges had
been preferred for the consideration
of Secretary Folger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-17
Cosmopolitan Time.

Ottawa, i6.-Scientific societies of
Canada ask the encouragement to
use his influence to have Canada
represented at the United States
congress TO decide upon a primal
meridian for all nations and a sys-
tenn Of cosmopolitan time.
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Loss of sheen.

Laredo, 16.-Sheep men report
heavy losses from the cold rain last
week, Some of the largest owners
say The loss is one third of the flocks
and there is total loss of the lamb
crop. The loss west of the Nerces
River is over S25U,GuO.
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GenIdss Yacht.

Portsmouth, N. H., 16.-Csptain
Sargent, commander of the steam
ship Indiana, plying between Phil
adelphia and Liverpool, has been
offered the command of Jay Gould's
new yacht.
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Another Explosion.

Marlborough, N. Y, 16.-While
railroad laborers were warming dy-
Mantle cartridges an explosion TOOK
place, and one laborer was killed
and others probably fatally injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-17

CATARRH CURED, health am
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price soc. Nasal
Injector free. Sold by z. C. NJ. |.
Drug Store. LN