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THE CALlPH'S CHARGE.
BY THOMAS 9 COLLIER.

Leaning upon his staff of sandal-wood,
Where winds were cool, one quiet simmer
eve,
The Caliph. Ali, in the garden stood
Little his life had left whose loss would
grieve
The soul that once had known such fiery glow.
When ringing blades were shifting fierce and
fast;
Oh, none were reader then to meet the foe,
But age had come, and battle days were past.
silent he stood ~ntil youth bent low
Before him, and with fond obeisanoe said
MY father. Fame has called me. and go,
If return safe ere you are dead,
What can I bring you that will give most
ioy3'
The Caliph's eyes grew luminous with light,
And reaching forth his hand he cried, "My
boy,
Bring me a name that has nor stain nor blight;
Bring me sword all fpe from needless blood;
DriuS mo manu- UudI Is uob udru VI COlu,
Bring me u soul that has all sin withstood;
Bring me purse that holds no stolen gold;
Bring me man that all who see may love;
Bring me a chief that all who know will
| trust;
Bring me a record that will to me prove,
Though poor in wealth. men hold you true
and just.
"Little it is to win warriors name,
Little to gather store of tear-wet dross.
But oft we lose our souls for wealth or fame,
And what can pay us fer such bitter loss2
Gain Love and Honor, these will never die.
While Kings and Nations perish every year
The men who pause beside your grave will
cry:
Lo, he was brave and good who slumberi
| here"
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Hay Fever.

l have suffered greatly from peri
odlcAl returns ol Hay Fever. At the
suggestion Of Covert d Cheever,. drug
gists, I obtained Ely's Cream BALM and
used it during severe attack. can
cbeerfully les ify as TO the immediate
aud continued relief obtained by its use.
| heartily recommend it to those suffer-
ing from this or kinder complaints.-
{ Rev. II. A. Smith, Clinton, Wis.
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vALuABLE
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

n NOW offer for sale my entire farm, con-
sisting Of LOO acres OF valuable land.
500 acres Of which 10 improved and mostly
sst in Kentucky blue grsss. This land is all
fresh, having been cleared in the last few
Years. The woodland is nearly all enclosed,
- that It can be used for Summer pasture.
The Whole is Well Watered,
,sing situated ON waters OF Big Run and
Ssgar Tree Greek, and Eve mies from the
Ohio River aud the Ohio River Railroad.
There is good dwelling house on the farm
and n tenant houses, aud twelve families
living on the farm besides my own, These
snsn are nearly all engaged in clearing up
she land, and about fifty acres Of this land is
going into grass every year. 1t contains also
: good barns; about TOO young bearing apple
trees, alse various kinds OF small fruits, all
Of which are we'll selected; also 800 we'll SO.
aeetsd apple trees which were planted out in
the spring Of 1854.
This Farm II Very Convenient
as whole, yet 1t can he divided to good
advantage into many small farms, which |
will do to suit purchasers, and will sell at
seasonable rates considering the quality OF
the land,
This farm is situated in the upper end Of
elsasauts County, West Va, and about ~
miles from Sardis, Ohio.
For further particulars call on or address
me at Twiggs Postofi,e Pisasants County
West Va, or Noses Gorrell. Sardis, Ohio.
jylE'S5m3. OLIVER GoRRELL,
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A.G. w. POTTS,
General Insurance Agent,

General insurance Agent,
Hannibal, Ohio,
Ag't for the following Companies
Also for Tornadoes, Cyclones, Hurricanes
and Wind Storms.
AMAZON. Cincinnati.
ROYAL OF Liverpool, England.
THE NORTHERN, EngtaEd.
LONDON and LANCASHIRE,
England.
QUEEN OF Liverpool, England.
OHIO, OF Dayton. Dayton.
Applications also taken for various other
Companies, all Of which are the most relia-
BILE Companies in the United States, All
classes Of
Town and Country Buildings,
Merchandise, N Lumber, Stock,
Grain and Farm Implements.
insured at low rates in good Companies. Ap.
plicatiens either by mail or in person
promptly attended to. ma27, SAY.
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the SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
HENRY R. WEST,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
.ZoFFICE West Side of Main Street, two
doors North Of the Public Square.

TERMS:
one copy, one year, III 5O
0ns copy, six months, {: 75
ors sspy, three months, :: 80
0(u11e eopY, -:.--,s-4: ~ :-a-.-A---h
O0tslde Of Monroe County, after
september 1st, 1882, postage paid
~ the Publisher--$2 in advance
k3-Sabssriptisns can be commenced at any
time. .s. ..,,.,s.
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Promptly and carefully attended to, All
kinds Of Undertaking Goods always On hand.
consisting Of Cofins, caskets, Shrouds and
Burial Robes Of all sizes. decs7,'Ss,
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Leaning upon Ills staff of sandal-wood.
Where winds were cool, one quiet simmer
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pEsr.huorr1,yE 4 ] rTRE :. ].
Il Albalpy, n. Y.-rreirht pepet wlpIea out.

AT. Albany; N. Y.-freiEht Depot wiped Out.
4 Loss, esso, 600. y
+ A1BAsysN. Y !, March 4 This city was
today visited by one Of the most tdestruct!
I've fires in many years. 1toriginated in
the eastern end Of the huge frame freight
house Of the Albapys sasquehanna Rail-
road Company, used also by the West
Shore Company.
The flames spread with frightiul rapidi-
ty, and itwas feared the whole southern
portion Of the city would be destroyed.
The firemen worked admirably under
many disadvantages, the water main being
insufficient in size to furnish 9 good
supply Of water. The dying out OF o
strong south wind and the setting in OF q
heavy rain,soon after undoubtedly saved
much property. The freight depot Of the
Albany 4 Sus9uehanna, 600 feet long,
well filled with freight, was totally de
stroyed with, fifteen loaded freight cars.
About forty cars were damaged. The
West Shore owned most Of the freight and
the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
the greater part ofithe cars. The loss TO
each Of these companiesi $50, 900. {
The Albany Analine and Chemical
Works, the west building adjoining the
depot, was almost entirely destroyed. The
east building was not damaged. Loss
about $125, 600; insured for Ss5, 600. The
company will continue manufacturing in
the escast building, Its not known how
the fire originated. The burned district
embraces several acres. During the fire
many loud explosions occurred, caused by
burning tanks of benzolel and nitro
benzole. ...t -
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A BIG BLAZE
At the Permanent seat-Loss Seventy Thou
snnd Dollars.

at the Permanent seat-Loss Seventy Thou.
sand Dollars.
CnARlfsToS, w. Va, February 2s.--
Last night fire broke, out in seield's block,
corner OF sKanawha and Summers streets,
this city. The building was three stories
high and Is a total loss. Jelenko Bros,
wholesale dry goods, occupied most Of the
building, while M. kaufman, wholesale
and retail clethief, occupied one room.
The loss Is about seventy thousand dol
lars. Insured asifollows: Building, $l2,-
900, Commercial Union aad Queen Jee
lenko- Bros, on stock, Etna, S, 900; Phe-
nix 5000; Commercial Union S. 900;
North British and Commercial, SIS, 600:
Hartford, $1,000; London Assurance Cor
poration, S. 900; Continental, $1,000;
London and Lancashire, 5000 Royal,
$4,000. M. Kaufman, ION stock, had in
surance Franklin, of Philadelphia, 81 900;
Ph@nix, So 800 Royal, $500. E.sCragg,
butcher, who occupied q room in the
block, lost about $500; mo insurance.
The fire originated In the cellar, and is
supposed to be the work Of an incendiary.
An explosion was heard in the building
shortly before the fire was discovered.
The block adjoins the Brock block, which
was'burned two!weeks ago. Other build
ings adjoining were damaged to the ex-
tent Of $500. .i
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saordelnl,. petlnnce.

LoNpos, Feb. 2s.-Iast October the
Mahdi sent an autograph letter to General
Gordon exul6ng over the wreck Of Colonel
stewssps steamer, and the murder Of that
officer and his companions. 1nproof ofthe
knowledge that disaster had oyertaken
Stewart, he enclosed copies Of doc
uments found on the steamer, and
an account showing the state OF
tho munitions and supplies at Khar-
toum at the time Of Stewards departure.
By the messenger who brought the letter
General Gordon sent back o defiant reply
to the Alahdi. He said: II do not care
how many men you killed orwhatsuccess
you gained. It makes mofd difference TO
me" After more In the same vein he
concluded with, 81 do not carewhat forces
you hase, I am made Of Iron, and intend
Ia hold on here,u ss2s3
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Short and sIrs. Dadley ArraiTnea.

NV YoRx, Feb. 2S.-The General ses.
slOns court room was crowded this morn.
Ing by persons anxious to witness the pro.
eeedlngs in the arraignment Of Mrs.
Dudley for shooting Rosa and Dick
Short for stabblng Capt. Phelan. Short
was ast arraigned. His face was flushed
but his manner was calm and collected.
Short pleaded not guilty to the charge ol
assault and battery. The Recorder said
asthecase wasan aggravated one he would
increase the bail from 5000 TO 5000.
Short was then removed. Mrs. Dudley
was then arraigned and approached The
par With quiet smile. Her counsel said
~ ms advice she stood mute. The
recorder directed plea Of not guilty tc
We entered for Mrs. Dndiey, and herbal
was liked at $500. Tho accused was ther
MEea back to prison. Neither Capt
5helan nor 0'Donovan Rosa was present
during the proceelinpa S7f1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
From ,ralislep. al A..asts sy e 9 p, psnesFa.'

From Malicious Attacks BY Democratic
Is Editor. ~ q
WAsnlsaToS, Feb. es.-Mr. Blaine has
been considerably annoyed oflate by re-
ports that he in i'll health, Is taking an
unusually active part in the pending leg
islation before Congress, and general,
social, political and other matters, inclined
toidisturb elements inpolitics. This morn
ipg's Pot emocraticl has this editorial
on the subj ject which is believed 10 have
been dictated by Mr.. Blaine, and Is re-
garded las significant: "A number Of
Democratic and independent papers are
engaged in poor business Of inyenting and
circulating rumors TO the effect that Mr..
Blaine is pale, and Wretchedly out Of
health, but thatwhile In this pitiable con-
tlition he ID constantly intermedd ddling In
political and Congresglo matters. Hap
pening to be Mr.. Blaine's next door neigh
Dor, we arc in 0 position to know how
ahsurdly incorrect all these stories are.
The truth ID, he 10 In excellenthealth and
Is looking better this winter than he has
for many years. to his meddling With
matters In Congress, 1t ID pretty well
known BY his friends In Washington that
he has not been under the roof Of the
House or Senate but once since he,resign-
cd his seat In the last named body. four
years ago. The simple truth Is Mr.. Blaine
has been hard al work all winter on the
second volume Of his book, and Is med
ding with no one. He fought Q manly
and mighty close battle, and when he was
defeated accepted the result In O manly
way. So far as We have heard he has not
spoken o harsh word OF amy. Of his soppon-
sn.s S.sI spSs ;.s SIss'.s election e
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purchases ol her mannfactures.

TnE majority party in the Legislature
cannot shirk responsibility for any harm
that was done or any good that wasleft
uadOne. The organization Of each house
was on a strictly partisan basis. The
Democrats took every clsrkship and
named every page. The committees were
made up in the interest Of the majority,
party. In the committees and in each
house very good care was taken to give
preference 10 measures iathered by DEM
ocrats. M
Early in the session a Democratic leader
in the House gave notice that the majority
was not going to permit anything to be
done that might hurt the Democratic
party About the bestthing the Legisla-
ture did was to 50 home, and the record
will show that this was essentially q Re
publican measure-the only chance the
minority had to make its voice effective.
When that opportunity came 1t was en-
bfaeed with a zeal and courage worthy Of
the highest praise. III. IA
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champIon. 4 lhe I.land Rink. J.

Tonight at the Island rink, Welch and
Powell, champion boy skaters, viii make
their first appearance before q Wheeling
audience. They have! been engaged for
three nights and q matinee, and the place
shonld be filed on all these occasions.
Tonight the clever proprietors give their
entire net proceeds Tor the, benefit Of the
poor Of the Seventh ward. For this act OF
generosity they should be literally patron.
lied, not only tonight but during the 70.
nislnder Of Welch and Powell's engage
ment. They are skaters who have gac-
CURED splendid reputation. Their ex.
hibitions are said 70 DO something out Of
the usual line and very Entertaining.
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The SILVER Question.

WASHINGTON, Feb. es.-secretary Nc
oullOch said to-day, in speaking Of the
silver question, he thought there was no
danger Of the country being brought to q
silver standard at an early day. "The
condition Of the country now is favorable
for the maintenance OF o gold standard
inasmuch as the balance OF tradeis in our
favor, and thereis no prospect of Its being
against us for some months to come. Be
sides there Is alarge amount Of gold in
this country outside. of what Is held by
the Government and banks and there Is
little disposition! on the part Of the people
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A BOLD ROBBERY.
THE NEBRASKA STATE rnEAsURY
lsaidea q BY Three Men Who obtain $500.
one shot, Another Captured and the
Money Recovered = The Mysterious
Third Man VINO Escaped Arrest.

TJrno,S Mn. Eeh. g-A 4, ,t1nsi1ccess.
al a.s,, y. l., IN .la cto.a T,aso,,,,, 10.
~ Ssse ps.S ~ .s.e ss,,ss ~.
made at q O'CLOCK p m. one Tooper Was
mortally wounded and one captured
Three hundred dollars was taken .Sbut re.
.as,.Sssa;,SS 80 p n sl'ffiz
eoseisa. w. ". ~ 'ii 4, ~, ., /,
+ The robber wounded at the STATE Sapi'
toll this afternoon is dead. His name was
Josent Griffin. a noted criminal. He had
Sesepn oi' +; te.ss !. LII .i,;a,: ;.',
peett sls''sea =. ~ = npet - s.' t..e.
ling affairs. me captured man Is AVN
Mcguire, another notorious thief. The
third man. who escaped. was In collusion
LII, .ha ,lataa.; - a,,d ,,aoo,od tha othar
WIZ . s.le aesesss.ee' ssi,u ~ s.eSe ss est.et
two into the daring crime. Following are
the details: el e .
Abont 3 O'clock this afternoon three
!,
men naiAeu slle.ty IN site essste itsssstet . .
Office, drew reyolyers and said % deputy
treasurer ,bartlett VINO STOOD % behlnd faii.
ing, Hold up your hanos. me muzzles
Of the pistols almost touched ats mead
through the ratling. BARTLETT answered,
what does that mean, men Is II TOOL
ing or business Z. But his hands went up
allthe same. mo talk, retorted the man
who appeared TO be the leader, lust hand
out the money pc quick about y. /,
$500, saying in q loud voice @Hereit is,
help yourselves. The two men then
turned 70 the door the third backing out
covering the retreat with his pistol drawn
on Bartlett.
me ioud tone employed by Bartlett was
q asgnaitto detectives POUND and DAVIS,
who were concealed in the adjoining room.
Hearing II theyste tnto the ball Just
as the two robbers passed out ot the Treas.
urers public door. The detectives shouted
shait,bat no, attention was paid 6y the
4 fleeing men, who Afterwards proved % be
5tittin and Mcguire. driiiin being one
legged he was behind. A moment later
TIE report et g shot gun %ss heard and
Grlmn teli on the porch with Ten Or twelve
baekshot IN ms mead ana right shoulder;
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Mn. MAsoX's tax bill, which the 1egls-
laturc had not time to pass, contains q
very singular discrimination in favor Of
eolored women. Under the head of"Cap-
itation Tax" it is provided that every
Assessor shall ascertain and list for taxa-
tion the white persons and the colored
na}c persons over the age Of tweaty!one
wears" &c. 1t is clear that the, words
;ighite persons" include white women as
well as men. It equally clear that the
words 'colored male persons exclude
colored women, unless in the new dispen-
sation which this bill foreshadows a col
Ored woman is 10 be considered a amale,
or white "person" a male only. 1t is
not necessary to speculate upon the awful
possibilities Of heroic legislation OF this
character. There can't be any mistake in
the language OF the bill, for 1t was "cor-
rected by NGason's copy"
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ThIra 3 eeldent to sanle party..

CHARIoTTRi MlcH, Feb, q. Thismorn-
Ing al s O'Clock as anescuraiep train Of
seven ears on Grand Trunk from Boston
for Mexicowas pulling out Of this ieity,;it
collided with q heavy freight. The e1cur-
siontrainswas stopped, but the freight Wes
running at the rate of twenty miles m
hour, Both engines and baggage ear are d
total wreck and four freight cars ore badly
disabled, The baggage man, named Lynch,
was the only person injured. This islthe
third Accident TO the excursion party SINCE
leaving Boston, February 2eshf
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ADvics irom India report prospect Of
more than an ordinary wheat crop. An
average yield is about seven million tons.
There is an increasing acreage. The
American farmer Il he happens to believe
ID the free trade theory, will not take into
account this strong and growing competi-
tor in the English market. He will read
another free trade pamphlet and gil him
self with the thought that II We bought
more Of England's manufactures she would
buy more Of our wheat pretty much at OUT
own price, no matter Il India were to in
crease the production to seven times seven
million tons. The farmer who doesn't
take to the free trade diet knows that Eng
land buys Of US what she finds 1t to her ad'
vantage to buy, no more and no less, and
in her purchases Of American breadstuft
and provisions she is not guided by oui
purchases Of her manufactures.
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I rheI piresso win.

PIrTspgRen, pa, Feb. Is! I'm the suit
Of Assignee; Warner against,the Directors
otthe detunct Penn Bank 10 recover $3.50;
0Oo.on securities which were taken by the
Directorstto indemnifysthem for personal
notes given.as security to the associated
banks for d loan to tide over the first sus'
pension, Master Geo! i. Hamilton has
completed his report. The ground taken
by the assignee was that the securities be!
longed 10 tile stoc clShol ldefs and depositors,
and the Directors had no right TO seize
.themito secure themselves. The text q
the decision has not been fled, but It is
generally: known to obei in favor OF the
Directors. & ~ n 3 = n, ~ :.
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AID FoRTHE AIAHpr.
Tho FenIans to FarnIeh Him with Two Re

Tho Fenians TO Furnieh Him with Two Reg.
iments. ~
CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-Aecordingto a cir.
eumstantial narraiyeto appear in:the Inter
0xan tomorrow Fenian organizationshaye
been revived in this country and an actual
movement has been put on foot to organ
iae two or more full regiments Of 1000
men each for service in the soulan to op.
eratewith the Mahdi. Thisis based upon
the following order, a copy ofwhich has
been forwarded TO theseyeral commanders
Of Fenian Councils in this city:
HEADQUARTERS FES1AN BROTHER. \
/ HOOD, sos DUANE STREET,
q NRw YORK, February Z, 1885.
A meeting ofthejcentres Of circles rep
resented in the following named cities
will be held in their respective headauar-
ters as early as may be before the Goth
inst. to take, such measures as may be
necessary to organize each their quote OF
200 men for IN Irish brigade for active
service in Egypt in the interests OF the
4fahdi in his struggle for liberty;
Immediately upon organization the
names Of the quota will DO forwarded tc
tie Reeknan street office In New Y osk oi
Jeremiah 0SDonoyan Rosa. New York,
200; Philadelphia, 200; Boston, 200, Buf.
falo, 200; Chicago, 200. Your circle will
take immediate measures to raise for its
contingent the sum Of S15 900, which sum
twill forward by the officer In temporary
commando Of the men, Each man ofyour
nnnta f,tuat ha opt 10 nj taaFl hx, tba
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BY the President.
FREDERICK T. FREIIgGHufsEs, !.
Secretary of State. .
Arerribie pesiath,.

BEl1vlllE, 0Nr., Feb. 2s,-stephen
Clark, living near, ,Consecon, was attacked
with hydrophobia! this week, and became
so violent he had to be taken to the Pic
ton Jail. He was seized with CONCLUSIONS
while engaged in family prayers, and be.
fore the neighbors arrived was raging like
a mad man, tearing and eating his own
flesh until presented q hideous appear
ance. When he became rational he stated
he waslbitten by o mad dog while travel
ing with q circus, in Carthage, in July,
1850. During the first four boun his fits
were accompanied with barking, growing
and heavy painting, and during the inter
yals the barking Of o dog would immedi-
ately excite another tit. After being strap
ped TO q bed by seven muscular men be
got loose and cut his face badlyin attempt
Ing to shave. He pulled offia piece Of flesh
hanging from o wound on his hand and
chewedit being apparently pleased with
the taste Of his own blood. The physicians
think the case oneof hypochondriac organ
and at first quite under control.
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NEw ORLEANS, LAa Feb. 2S-The
Grand Jury concluded its investigation
int the shooting ARRAY at the Mascot
ofticein January, in which Registrar Of
voters Robert Brewster was killed by
George osmond,, and to-day presented
billsof findlctmentag against James D. Hoas-
ton for assault and hattsFy upon Oshond,
and for sbeot;ns osmond with intent to
commit murder. He was held in $2t05sI
bail. sInthe case OF George 0ataond and
Adolph7 zennek, arrested ier the murder
ot 2 1, Brewster, the lussy returned not true
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DRAWING CLOSE.
Tho silver Men Fulminate a Reply 70 Presi.
dent. Elect cisyeiand,s Broadside inFa. :
vor OF Gold Standard They Seek No
Controversy nlalns Defended.
WORK 10 Be Done i NJ cossarss.

wAsn1SoTos. D. O, March 1.-The i'm
portant interests the remainder ot the
session centre in the Senate Committee
on Appropriations and in the Conference
Committees. The former has today
finished consideration Of the sundry
Civil Bill, and 1t will be reported to the
Senate at o o'clock tomorrow morning.
The bills in conference are the Pension,
Army, Postoftice, Indian aad Legislative
hills. 4. y.4 ~ 4
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Fell under thc whsel,.

;, Ds1ROir, Miur, Feb. 2S.-The Fes
P'e"' cOldwater, Mich, special says:
On account Of a broken rail a car load Of
horses on a train going east jumped the
1taek at Japesyille last night. Edward
Ssy, aII 9! New York, jumped from the car
Il0 aI sell under the wheels. lie was terri.
eSlocIi eIS cut and died this morning at one
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Rarned by' sioJton a,etai

RRkhlSa, FA., Feb, e. Last night at
the Scott foundry Rsinhola Gherke and
John Girls moulders, we're ieartully lhpsn.
ed with molten metal which was
paured over their bodies. Girls will die.
The clothing Of the men was set on ltile,
the flames leaping about their heads.
6herke sustained permanent injuries!