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In case the above should become reality it
will seem bit of political paradox that one
GOsling should cover an area more than half
the size of ali New England and moro than
thirty times the size of Rhode Island. But
then thcy do things in big way west Of the
Allcghanies.
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VF YOU wANTTo BUY, SELL, RENT, or
the great Bargains az the'Ri The Real Estate Ex.
change OF WILLIAM IL. MAIN & BROTHER,
-, Charles Hotel. COR Third u. and Pa, aW'
N. w. mhlOu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-27

The leading republicans in the sixth aad
ninth districts of Massachusetts,, which were
lost in 1882 by internal dissensions, are wisely
comforting with the view to restoring those
districts to the republican ranks, where they
belong,
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yXTANTED-A GAS FILTER T. V. \
w nan, 6lSla 11th 81. N. w. 2au2l
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Mrs. Cornelia Williams, scite, rs,
Thomas l.. Winder, husband, No..
1910.

thereby certify that on the 2Sth day Of Jan
uary 1884, the following Judgment was rem
dered in this case in tho words and figures
following viz
This case having been regularly fixed for
trial and taken up and tried and the law and
the evidence being in favor Of plaintiff and
against the defendant. 4,l
1t is ordered. aljudged and decreed that the
plaintiff Mrs. Cornelia Williams wife of Tho
mas L. Winder do have judgment against the
defendant, Thomas L.. Winder. separating
her in property from her said husband dissof-
wing the community of acquets and gains
existing between plaintiff and her SAID hus-
band. aud allowing her to resume the admin
istration. Of her separate and1%paraphernal pro
perry separate and apart from her said hus-
band:
1t is further ordered adjudged and decreed
that defendant Thomas l.. Winder pay all
costs of suit.
Thus done read and signed i'll open court
this 2Sth. day OF January 1881.
fSigned] ARTHUR F.. kNOBLOCH,
Judge Goth. Judicial District.
In Testimony whereof
(~~) Witness, my hand and the i'm
LIS. press Of the my seal of office, at Thib-
(~~) odaux Parish and State aforesaid
this STU. day OF February 1891.
J. W. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
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rOUVELLES LOCALES.

CANDIDATURE.-Le
csau candidat pour Ia place de
uer, lie DR.. John Gazzo Jr., a
tss les qualities ct commissioners
ajses pour remplir a Ia satisfac-
enerale, Iemploi pour lequel
pnnbreux amis font designe, ct
1T esperer quill sera claude
ntputenu par tous les citoyens
imt etc a meme de pouvoir APP
Ii;tr ses qualities.
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~MAl-GRAs.-A la grande gloi.
lie population de nOtre vile,
q c~lubompos6 de Petite DIES jeu-
Ps gen Went de Sc former dams
out deelebrer le jour du Mardi
|rass ave tous les honneurs qui
|nt dds ! Sa Majest6 lie Roi du
PfnavaL Apres Ia grande parade
Z dolt etre magnifique, il y aura
Ia grande sale des pompiers
grand bal pare ct masque. Ce
u e'ant dome par la compagnie
$ pomplers, Protector No. 2, sera
: pi"s prlllants ct DIES mieux con-
its.
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FAes gems qul ont les cheveux girls
(uvent crolre que c'est dd a la
ellIesSe, ct peuvent eviter celia en-
|sant usage du Renovateur de la
evelure de Hall. Get article re-
|uvelle, nettoye, lustre, renforcit
|rend a la couleur fanse GU grise
fraicheur ct son lustre primitifs,
BON marche, vite ct sa1ement.
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AVIS.

LIE Comit6 joint DIES compagnies. Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. l ct Home Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l. s'etant r6uni pour aviser
xu Moyen do SO procurcr des fOnds, pour
payer quelques notes prochaincment dies
sur le MAGNITUDE Hail. que ces compa-
gnies ont fait construirc. pour lie b6n6iice
dn public. y decide qu'une grande foire Sc
RAFT donn6e, 10 jour de la parade des POM
piers, IL quatrieme mercredi d'Avril. Les
details de Ii f6te seront publies prochaine.
ment. Par Ordre du Comit6
U.H. MICHELET,
G. ARENA,
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Observation-Disclosures soir, vers
8 heures, Ia cloche d'alarme appe.
lait les pompiers q leur poste. I'm
incendie s'6tait declare dams le ma
gasin a fonrrage du JUICE Blake,
situe derrNy(ssa residence, a plu-
sieurs arpen1e dehors des limites
de la Oonpos Malgre la lon
gueur de = distsnole les pompiers
Sc sont rendns, svec TIC la celeri-
te possible,lpflsssxe1ka sinistre,
mails tous lsurs ssGl151insi que
ceux DIES nombreuses personnes qui
etaient ACQUIRES pour leur prefer
main forte int 81 inutiles:: Teate la
batisse ct ION eontenn, se compo-
SAINT dune eantaipe, de barils de
mails, de patetes, ct de riz, ont etc
enforcement consumes. On ne salt
pas comment 1e fen q pris, mails lie
JUICE Blake, suppossnt que c'est
reuvre dun incendiaire, promet
une r~ecompense de cent piastres 4
celui qui arr6tera le ooupable.
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PRESENTATIONS DRAMATI.
k-Samedi ct dimanche pro-
2, auront lieu dams la nouvelle
edes pompiers, DIES representa-
dramatiques, don't lie produit
(destin6 au fond de construction.
programme de la premiere sol
= compOsera dune cOmedie en-
1actes intitulee A Miss IN her
II ct celui de la seconde de
mes Folic, comedie egalement
deux actes. Pendant les deux
9es, les intermissions seront
Flies par du chant. IL y aura en-
des rafraichissement a des
rhoderes. LIE prix d'admission
I a so cents.
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DptEs-Solomon Meyer estmort
lsvrier, en- sa residence au
-. Ii defunt, natif dale.
habitat la paroisse Lafour-
depuis nombre d'annees ; ne
Ia religion Juive, ses restes
IL transportes 4 Donaldson
i inhumes dams lie cimetiere
lite.
D pins jeune DIES files de feu DIR.
.. Ewing, decedee 4 la Nouvelle
y, Page de 10 ans, a etc
patdsA Thibodaux ct enter
dams le cimetiere de reglise
boopale st. John.
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CAND1DATURE. = Nous annon.
cons avec piaisf kIs SaddaS1as6is de
Mr. Emile e. heblsnc, ia place de
Greffier de y Coaf ID 2oene Dis.
triet .lndiciaige, dams ct. pour Ia pa,
roisse Lafoareha.s Mr.. Emile Le.
blanc qui a ocsup6, depuis des an.
nees, la place de Recorder ct de.
puls quatre ans oelle de d6put6
Greffier a toujours et6 un bon OIL.
cler qui MA jamais ndglise son de-
volr tout en- PENDANT 4 ceux qui
avaient besoin de son ministere.
tous les services quill etait a meme
de rendre. Aujourd'hui, en- SO por-
tant candidat 4 relection primaire
qui dot avoir lieu lie 8 du mois pro.
chain, il compile ct nous comptons
sur lie support des citoyens de La
tourche en- general ct de ses NOM
breux amis en- particulier. Actuelle.
ment, MI. Leblanc Sc tr0uvant in.
dispose, il est probable que cette
indisposition pemp6chera, 4 son
grand regret, d'aller rendre, CONNIE
il pensait le faire, une visite a ses
nombreux amis, avant P&lection.
En- consequence, il prize ces derniers
ct tous ceux qui sinteressent 4 ga
candidature de voulOir bien rece.
voir SEES plus sinceres remercie
ments pour les efforts qu'ils feront
ell sa favour.
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bOUvAILLE.- Samedi dernier,
point du jour, I'm resultant de la
J belle rue de Thibodaux, la rue
kson, a trouve, sur sa gallerie,
beite en- corton percee de trous.
he boite renfermait un nOuveau
arfaitement enmaiIlotte ct plein
guear. LIE lendemain des gems
tables sOnt venus reclamer lie
et apres lui avOir fait admin
y agreement du bapt6me, lis
emport5 dams leur demeure,
recoit tous les soins que sa
) lul aurait prodigues, 81 ellie
pas Gu lie courage de sen de-
laaser.
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Nous empruntons du Chief de
Donaldsonville, @ qui suit
La magnifque residence de Mr..
Tucker, situ&e sur phabitatiOn New
Hope, a etc Complement d6truite
par lie fen. A peine Ia famille fat-
ellie sortie de Ia maison que h toit
s'est effondre. Quelques males seu-
lement ont pu 6tre arrach6e aRx
flammes, don't Pune d'elles contenait
une asses forte somme d'argent
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TRAMPs-Depuis quelques temps,
notre vile a etc visit6e par de nom
breux tramps qui, en- attendant de
pQpvoir trouver une occupation qu'
ills ne cherchent pas, se presentent,
a Ia tombee de Ia mutt ct quelque.
fois plus tard, dams les maisons de
residence pour demander un NOR
ceau de pain on un coin pour pas
Ser la mutt. Gen6ralement les per-
sonnes, auxquelles s'adressent ces
gems, mont pas le courage de refu-
ser un service qui leur parait 81 peu
de chose, mails qui Went de cotter
a une dame tOutes les valeurs qu'-
ellie ~poss6dait. Voici comment: au
commencement de Ia semaine, un
individu sc pr6sente dams cette
maison ct demande quelque chose
d manger. Pendant que rndividu
auquel il s'adressait, allait lui cher
cher ce quill demandait, celui-ci,
place sur lie seuil de Ia porte rest4e
ouverte, a examine L. chapbre ct a
apercu une petite bolte sur Ia tot
lette. lie meme individu est revenu
lie lendemain soir ct voyant que les
personnes qui occupaient IL maison
etaient dams la cuisine, il ap6netre
dams la chambre ct a enlev6 cette
boite qui contenait environ une
quarantaine de p~iastres en- argent
monnaye, un billet de e5 de la Ban
que du Canada ct divers bijoux
evalues a .quarante- cling on cinqu-
ante piastres. La boite a 6t6 trou.
wee lie lendemain dams un foss@,
mails lie voleur q disparu avec son
contenu.
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cREFFIER DE COUR.

r..ul., announcer que les nombrenx
a Mr.. EMILE f. LEBLANC, lie sup
~ pour Ia place de Greifier dc Ia
IL 9lme District Judiciaire. 4 l'6lec-
mimsire qui aura lieu lie Sme jour du
n de mars le54.
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p0uR

.,,sz announcer que les nombreux
= !. DK. JOHN GAZZO, lie snpporte-
W. i. Vlace de Coroner a l'election
eI;..ire oui aura lieu le 8 mars 1884.
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ss,@ RARQkSSES.
49,
1aw $780,
ST. JACQUES.

s sse 1A1XAnNEN.
s~ 10y -
VI sr. JACQUES.
Le Jury de Police de cette parois
Sc defend d'attacher des bois de deri-
We pres des levees pendant les eaux
shautes, ct intiige une amende de S.
About cavalier quivoyagera sur les
leveas. &c meme Jury ade plus
antorise son president i. passer un
contrat avec lie Foyer Creole, pour
Ia publication DIES announces officiel-
les, au prix de $500. Pau der1lier.
le Jury de Police Sc payait lie luke
de deux journaux officiels, au prix
moder6 dun sou 4 chaqne Journal.
ST.. JEAN BAPTIsTE.
lie heuve monte tout doucement
ct les r%iverains bien avises ct in.
struts par rexpericnce rGparent
leurs lcvees.
VERMlLLION.
Dams Ia paroisse Vermillion, il V
a trois candidats pour la place de
sheriff.
ST. LANDRY.
Les depenses apprOximatives de
la p%aroisse st. Landry, pour Pan
nee fiscale 1884, ont etc fixees par
le Jury de Police a Ia somme de
s37,15O.OO.
TERREBONNE.
Dernierement, il y a eu.a Houma,
dams Ia sale DIES pompiers, une
graude representation dramatique,
au benefice du Convent. LIE Cour-
rier de Houma dams sans compile
rendu de cette representation fait
reloge DIES O~rganisateurs ct desper-
sonnes qui avaient pris part q Pin
depreciation DIES roles qui leur
avaient etc devious, mails il ne fait
pas la mOindre mention de nos ar
tfstes musiciens qui ayaient dome
leur bienveillant concours a cette
representation. .Cette lacune nous
fait supposer, 81 lacune il y a, que
les dilettanti de Thibodaux, ne Sc
sont pas, contre leur habitude, mon.
tres q Ia hauteur de la Circumstance.
EEtoile d'Ib6rie dome les details |
sur la fin tragique dun
81 NJ. Jos. Chambard,
Franeais tres entreprenants, four
nissait, depuis longtemps, notre
vile de poisson de mer ct autres. |
La semaine derniere, il partit com
dhabitude pour sc rendre 4 son en-.
droit de p6che, pres des c6tes
Weeks. Ne le voyant pas revenir q
sonjourt ixe on cut quelques inquie-
tudes ; son absence lie jour suivant
les augmenta ct !e lendemain, com.
me il n'ayait pas encore reparu, on
sen fnt 4 la decouvertf. On trouva
sa yoiture ct SEES chevaux qui, alta
ches au piquet depuis trois GU qua
tire jours, tombaicnt d'inanition ;
plus loin sou esquif fut trouve 4
quelque distance ct son component,
restant intact, eloigna toute idee de
crime.
Mule part on ne put decouvrir
IN indice de s. presence; enfin,
mercredi dernier, on trouva sa seine
ct en- Ia remenant a terre il fut
trouve envelope dedans, mails ne
portant aucune marque de violence.
parait il, Il etait sujet aux
crampes, on suppose Quill en- fut
saisi ct QUEEN tombant il Sc debat-
tit ct s'enchev6tra daus son filet.
Son corps a etc rapporte d la Nile
Iberie, OH il await sd residence, ct
SEES restes ont etc le, meme jour-
81 janvier -depossss dams lie
sein de notre mere commune. C'e.
TAFT un travailleur, un excellent
ami ct un hOnn6te homme. II etait
age de 4S ans, ct natlf dc Salonne,
d6nartement de pain FRANCE
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NOTICE.

Ny friends and the public are notified that
/ have opened u Grocery in the Red store
Opposite the Thibodanx Bridge, where
l will keep constantly on hand a full supply
of Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors.
Give NE q call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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-pAITR CORONER :

.ommes autorises d announcer lie
~ ROI-RGEOlS, CONNIE candidat
'caroner de Ia paroisse. d l'election
%es;naire qai aura lieu lie SINE jour de
Z. 1874.
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cIyDIDATURES.
pOrR SHERIFF:

,rs,eur. - Venillez announcer Mr..
sopnII r THIRODAUN CONNIE can-
~ I,ofice de Sheriff a lelection
~ ami aura lien lie samedi 8 mars
es'o BEAUCOUP DAMIS.
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, 1884-12-10

CHICAGO, December 9.-The Daily
Neics Washington special says: The full
text of the Spanish American treaty hay
ing been made public, there is much talk
and omment in congressional circles re-
garding the probable effect of it if ratified.
One OF the first points made is that the
treaty can not be considered without bring
ing forward 4 general and full discussion
of the whole tariff question. This does
not seem TO meet with much favor among
Republicans or Democrats. 1t is felt that
the treaty would have stood a better
chance of being ratified had it not been
made public. 1t is thought at the De-
partment that bad faith has been observed
and that the Spanish Government could
or would not have been guilty of such
.discourtesy as this. 1t is very evident
that there is going to be a very bitter OPP
position to the treaty on the part of the
sugar and tobacco interests. 1t is not at
all improbable at present hat the Senate
may for want of sufficient time, not con-
slider the treaty but let in go over to the
extra session which will be called as soon
as Mr.. Cleveland takes the oath of Office
to consider the cabinet and other appoint
mpnfs
, 1884-12-10
A DREADFUL FATE.
Six Persons Burned to Death
in Their Home.
-Four Men EntOmbed in a Coal
Mine.
The Criminal Events Which a
Day Brings Forth.
Burned to Denth.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, December o.
Early this morning three blocks of houses
at Trenton, a small mining patch near
here. were totally destroyed by fire. Six
persons-Thomas Barlow, his wife and
three children and a boarder named Fitz-
gerald-were burned to death. Only n
of the Barlow family, a child 5 years
old, was saved.
PHILADELPHIA, December "a spe-
cial from Pottsville says: This morning
an engine and crew on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, passing Trenton, a mining
patch, near Delano, discovered a house
on fire, and gave the alarm. The neigh
bors rushed out, but it seemed impossible
to arouse the occupants of the burning
building. Just before the blazing roof
fell in, the head Of the family was seen at
a window with a child, which he dropped
upon the ground. He returned to save
the Others, but was not again seen. The
flames spread with great rapidity, famed
by a furious breeze. and in a short time
three adjoining houses burned. In the
house in which the fire started six persons
lost their lives. The child was saved. The
bodies of four of the victims were reeov-
cred.
, 1884-12-10

DAaaErr, Gala, December "a mob
of twenty men this morning surrounded
the officers in charge of Lon. Farthing
and William White, alias William Pitts,
charged with having dubbed Josiah O..
Harris to death with a wagon spoke, on
the night of the 9Th instant, The mob
told the officers to keep perfectly quiet,
and there would be no fuss. They then
marched Pitts to the outskirts of the
town, put a rope around his neck, threw
the other end owe the cross-arm of a tel
egraph pole, and hoisted him up. He was
dead in a few minutes. Pitts was a de-
serter from the United States army, hav-
ing enlisted under the name of William
II. White, in the Second Cavalry, Com
pany f, stationed at Fort Ellis, Mont.
Farthing was told to leave the country.
, 1884-12-10
"Wild Weatn Ahoat.

RODNEY, Miss, December 9.-The
steamboat W. P. Thompson met in col
lision Sunday night with the Captain
Miller, below St. Joseph, La. and sank
on the bar. She had on board the " Wild
West" show. A tug and barge from
Vicksburg arrived this morning. The
barge was lashed to the Thompson, and
took off all the horses except two. The
proprietor Of the show was assured by
the Captain of the Thompson that the
boat was perfectly safe. After being
pulled off the bar she started down the
river, but soon sank. The buffalo, noun
tain sheep, etc, on the Thompson were
all lost. The boat sank so quickly hat it
was a narrow escape for the passengers.
The balance of the show starts for New
Orleans tomorrow.
, 1884-12-10
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
News and Gossip from the Ma
tiOnal Capital.
How the Spanish American
Treaty is Regarded.
The London Cannibals Convict
ed Of Murder.
National Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-ln the
executive session of the Senate the nom
nation of MI. McCulloch to be Secretary
Of the Treasury was taken up. Senator
Riddleberger moved that its consideration
be postponed until after the holidays,
which motion was lost, as was also an
other by the same Senator to postpone
until next Monday. Senator Riddle
berger then said that he was not fully pre-
pared to state his objections to coniirma-
ton, but he would, as a preliminary, ask
for the reading of one of Secretary Nc
Culloch's annual reports during his for
mer administration of the Treasury De-
partment. He yielded, however, for a
motion to adjourn, which was carried
unanimously.
The Senate confirmed James Harlan,
of Iowa, as Presiding Judge of the Court
of Commissioner of Alabama Claims, and
Walter Q. Gresham, of Indiana, as
United States Circuit Judge in the
Seventh Judicial Circuit. The President
sent a large number of recess appoint
ments to the Senate to-day, including
many army and p~ostofice nominations.
Representative Toilette expresses a de-
termination to contest the election of But
terworth to a seat in the Forty-ninth
Congress as representative of the First
Ohio district.
Senator Miller, of California, says the
decision of the United States Supreme
Court Yesterday on the Chinese question
renders nugatory only the supplemental
act of Congress passed last session. When
the people of California begin to see that
by means Of perjury a great many new
Cinnamon were being brought in, the sup
Elemental act was passed, prohibiting the
taking of a parole testimony. Now the
Supreme Court holds that Congress could
not have intended to impair any provi-
sions of the treaty, and hence nulli6es
the act OF last session. Senator Miller
expresses the hope that the courts will
more carefully scrutinize this parole" tes-
timony hereafter and thus detect perjury
whenever employed.
Mon. Dumont, Supervising Inspector
General Of Steam Vessels, in his annual
report, says the total loss of life is 271
persons, thirteen less than the previous
year. But for the unfortunate accident
to the steamer City of Columbia, the
- H. "
, 1884-12-10

CHICAGO, December 9.-The fourth
annual charity ball of the Hebrew Young
Mems Charity Association, given at the
Haverly Theater tonight, proved a bril-
liant affair socially. The entire auditorium
and stage was hoored over for dancing,
and a covered passage way made to the
dining hall Of the Union League Club,
where supper was served. 1t is estimated
that about $40, 900 were realized.
, 1884-12-10

New York, December 9.-The OPP
dyke Company's liabilities are stated to
be a little over one hundred thousand
dollars. Only about five hundred shares
of stock are involved in the failure. On
the Stock Exchange the failure is said to
have resulted from inability to renew
loans on securities which had previously
been accepted.
Assignee Peet, of the suspended bank
ing firm of George Opdyke & Co., said
to-day that it was not such a failure as
should cause any great degree of uneasi-
ness, and one that, aside from the old
name Of the house would command COM
paratively little attention. L. +. NJ.
Miller, a Board member of the firm,
stated his belief that the total liabilities
would not exceed $500, 900, of which
nearly 5000, 900 is secured.
, 1884-12-10

Consisting of about 1000 Geldings. Mares
and Colts, 500 acres Of patented land,
controlling the water supply for many
thousand acres of pasturage, several
thousand acres fenced, and fencing mater
rial on the ground for some Is miles more
of fence, good barns, corrals and comfor-
table house. hay, grain and supplies for
one year, farming utensils, wagons, har-
ness, a few COWS and everything necessary
or required to carry on the business of
horse or cattle raising on a large scale.
VIII give time on part of the purchase
moneyif desired. Apply to or address,
NJ. SALISBURY,
800 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal.
, 1884-12-10
Graves in a Mine.

SHAMoKrN, Pa, December 9.-The
bodies of Koble. Fox. Duzeman and
Ticket, four miners entombed in Henry
Clay Shaft, yesterday were recovered.
Gangs Of men worked all last night and
to-day removing a great mass of coal dis
lodged by the explosion. Duzeman and
Fox were terribly burned, Koble and
Tuckett were suffocated. Williams re-
ported fatally injured, managed to reach
the open air through a large body Of gas.
He fell PROSTATE upon reaching the open
air. His injuries are very slight Will
liams says the explosion was caused by a
vein of gas which the men tapped coming
in contact with the lamps.