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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-27
Maine for Dlaine.

BANGOR, Me-, April 26.-The Republi.
rams Of tho Fourth Congressional district
Ibis morning nominated G. A. Boutello
for Congress by reclamation, and Fred
A, Powers, OF Houlton, and Benjamin h.
Thatcher, OF Bangor, delegates to the Chi.
cayo convention. The resolutions strongly
endorse Elaine.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

without The knife W hindflncc tohudncr IN from
t1 to g1 DAYS By tho Nndicslrd on rsi Truss and
ofHoc treatment Acoutrioi made with carh patient
Structure, Hydrqc,le and Nsricooco curcd In
thort time. llfful1n on Application.
Tho Moderated soft Rad truss has ihs
fptIng 10 The in1nt therefore avoid ng AL kidney
troubles, and can b. worn night and day. Ncwiaf
Intca hls Ifus % be casy 70 wear and ~ bold up
the bowel, of noucy REFUNDED. Made ard ntici "
mslc or female By DIR NOBLE
% iorrraon o.. Memphis Tenn
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CIIANCERY SALE
-OF=-
REAL ESTATE.

No l7il, R-Chancery Court ~ shelby County
u 7. Anderou, commissioner, ctt. Vs. Vim. M.
Perkins ct AL
by Virtue 81 an lniCr'Ocutorv decree Tor sale On.
tered IN the above cause on the ID d4y IT Nsrrh
lho, lM. ~ A., r. IS AMI renewed 18Th day ~
Narrh, lkNN ! viii aoll. NJ public auction 10 .he
highest bidder, IN front II Che Clerk aud Masters
Of shelby county, Memphis 1ouu.. on
saturday, May ~, 1883.
within legal hours ne following dcscribei prupor.
", situated ia Acrnphia, shelby county, Tenn,
tO.NiE
lot = county lot dOi. fronting as on N,
fouth side Of Alabama street aud running back DO
tween lines 80 feet mon ~ lees.
Terms u HalraOn q credit ui months motto bear
fire. interest with security required. Hen Tptaincd,
redemption barred. This Aplil =, ISIS
J. MCDOWELL. g. & "
Nv NJ nrndley. - q. A aud ".
by a. n. w. without e. solicitor
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The Du,,es Know ~.

Or II they don't they should know that
Ransum Root Liniment cured big head in
mules Tor w. t. Hunt Of Adairsyille, Ky.
J. III. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
fact, this King OF Liniments Is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without H. 80 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store. No. 2Sj Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-27
How 10 Gain Flesh ana strength.

Use after each meal SCOTS Emulsion with
Hypophosphites. II is as palatable as milk,
and easily digested. The rapidity with
which delicate people improve with It's use
Is wonderful. Use it and try your weight
A. remedy for Consumption, Throat alice
Please read: II used Scott's Emulsion in a
rhlld eight months old with good results.
He gained four pounds in very short
time. THO. PRrM, NJ. d., Alabama.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-27
CIIANCERY SALE
OF
r EAL ESTATE

No GO, iN y ChaucCy Court n Shelby county -
u =. Anderson, Cuumissionyt, etc, W y. Panto
pthl
liy vfluo ~ an lnicflprut0rY deCrrc Tor sale en-.
Tend in tie hhutc cause On the llh day ~ March,
lHss, n. ~ u, phgo 80 I will fell a. public nur.
uon,to the highest bidder, In inUnt ~ the CLERK
and Masters uinoo Of tho Main tlftet entrance u
the COunhouig oi shelby county, Momphis Tom.
on
Saturday, May ~. ifss,
within legal hour. The following described prom
criY, situated u MoWphis shelby county lem
iowit lot, % and "a. east eide Of husty street In
Jones subdivision. each lot fronting on ndsby
firoci q feet aud running back between parallel
llncs 10 feet
Terms Of saloon n credit o. sit months nota
bearing Interest with ferudiy required lien "a.
talro1. redemption barred This Aprii W ie,g
q J. MCDOWELL CLERK ana Master
~ J. " lfadley, Deputy CLERK aud Mater
w. " Nuhayia AtlIrlinr
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE q hereby given that Special Gcncml
" MEETING NJ the -i0rkhodnfg % tho tennessee
Coal. Iron h.R 60. will b. hCid on the 2,ih day
Of June is.s 90 No. Aocl Hook. Churuh street
Nashville, 1uun., Tor The purpose Of considering
ana acting upon proposition a. issue one Million
u1iinr ~ prufofrsl capital stock and 81 giinfhn.
lcOing thereon n dividend ~ eight per cent PER
anuum. cumulative, hn1 ~ snllingl mid stock
Tor ninety cents on the dollar, aud Oi applying
The proceeds
ist-To the purchase oi cgh. hundrcd and thirty
thousand dollar Of he utagnt common stock n
the company. which. together With ttofk nov In
the treasury % the company. amounting IN The ag,
gisEato to one million dullar, a ~ BE- rufcd
2d-To the completion OF the improvements now
uniCf construction.
M-To supplying working capital.
The privilege 81 taking sad preferred stock ID N
be Offered nrt b. The stockholders ~ This Company
Of record on the nth day Of June is4 and Tot the
purpose ~ making snch alterations IN the ~ laws
Of the company and passing such resolutions ~
are necessary or Incident 10 tbe above named OBJ.
ject 10y order Of the Board u Directors
isigned J BONitON, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-27
A Bank Robbed.

MINIATURES, Wis, April ga special
to the Euning Wisconsin from Amigo,
Wis, says the Bank OF Amigo was robbed
OF S6,000between II and / o'clock this after.
noon by some unknown person, who went
into the bank door while the cashier was
conc 10 dinner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-27
Gen. Merritt Commits suicide.

NV IoRK, April 26.-Gen. Abram
Merritt, fifty years old, Of Nyack, N. Y,
Of midnight, last night committed suicide
in the Fifth Avenue hotel. The suicide
was q retired dry goods merchant. lie
took dose Of laudanum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-27
Stockholders Meeting.

ne. Tho annual meeting Of Ito stockholders IN
the Merchants Cotton Press aud storage Com.
pany will be- hold n the once Of said Company.
IN the city Of Memphis, on wednesday, the 10th
DAY Of May ISIS Tor the purpose Of olcoilng Seven
Directors 10 serve tho ensuing year.
n. n JOHNSTON Secretary.
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TUE undersigned. administrator u the estate Of
L lAzgafo i'Odcsta. deucnscd, will nt II O'Clock
SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of May ISIS NJ the late
fe,idence 81 said dccvdcnt No. 80 nc-0lo street,
toll for cash. 10 The highest bidder. the rcu0nal
Property belonging 10 qiid estate
u A. IOnE.IA Ahmlnl-lfalnf.
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TAKEN UP

AT FRAYrWs station. TEvN. APRIL n.
~ ISIS ouc durk bay maN mule on the lryuf
farm. has 4 shoc m faht foru loot nnd sHnld on
rht hind les Apply 70 100 pagids0n. Fmycrs
mf0n Tenn
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Adminintrnior,n snln.

rI'flE undeuigucd administrator Of the osiale Of
lennle podcstA deccasod, VIII a. n o'clack on
hAIlhDAl, the on day Of May ls,,, ~ the late
residence 81 taid dccedont No. ~ De.oio ttrecti
sell iof onsh, ~ the highest bidder, the Pcronal
Property belonging 10 sild estate
J. A. PODlssTA, Administrator.
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81 ssisa ppi VALLEY Eonts a., =. %. . 4. n. ~
49, -. Msin pll. and nIrmIngllnn.
Chesapeake and ohio Route.

sNofning Tfn. 1000 am aHyeninr TIN. mop u
81. sra Anom. toopm an spz. Accom-. 9ooau
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SlTUATloN-BYA YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER.
y stands bookkeeping and Is n fair penman and
good ut figures Good reference Address
ID n This nlflcn
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FOR SALE.

A 7 A BARGAINING. i2S KERR STREET,
~ chelsea, nice lrame seven rooms gas, hydrant
and eistern all In No order; lot 6Oxi92 feet good
nelRhborhood, no city taxes. and.on street car line
Apply 10 MlNTER PARKER, or
A. j. MARTIN
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-15
THE EAST.

OS the 9TH the fishing schooner Gold
smith Maid, with thirty thousand poundsiof
fresh fish, was run into and sunk in Boston
han Tor. ana Peter Landry and Howard
Monroe were drowned.
a FIRE AZ Haverhil, Mass, which started
in the city hall building on the 9Th.
destroyed several business houses, caus-
ing a loss Of over 500. 900.
The announcement made in Pittsburgh
Pa TO the effect that DIR. David Hostel
ter, the well-knOwn millionaire and bit
tiers manufacturer had died in New York
was not correct II was slearned On the
9th that be was alive but sinking rapidly,
his death being expected at any moment
At the annual convention in Boston on
the sth Of the " oman's Home Missionary
Society Mrs r. 5. Hayes, Of Ohio, was re
elected president.
OK the sth one Of the biggest gas wells
in Northwestern Pennsylvania was struck
about fourteen miles from Warren.
DANIEL Phillips, Of Louisville, y. Y,
who voted for Madison in IS0S cast his
twentieth Presidential ballot at the recent
election for General Harrison Mr. Phil
lips Is enc hundred years old, and has
voted at every Presidential election since
ISIS
DURING tie past ten months of the cur
rent calendar year the total amount Of fire
losses in the United States and Canada
was sl04, 80. 81. against sl92, 953 S25 during
the same months last year. and SOS 100, 900
during the same months the year before
The Total loss il October was 50. 945. 500
against 80 7j3 81 in October. 1851. and SI2,-
00l. coo in October. 1855
OK the 9TH an unknown man Jun ped into
the RIVER at Niagara Fails and YVES carried
over the falls.
4 FIRE u he steam gauge and lantern
works AZ Rochester, y Y. on the 9Th re
suited in the death Of six persons four
others being fatally wounded. The smoke
was 50 dense that the men could not reach
the fre-escapes, and were compelled TO
jump from the third story
SOME two hundred workmen at the
Brooklyn N " navy yard were dis
charged on the 9th because O lack Of work
The carpet mills Of Sanford & Son, at
Amsterdam. \. Y, which had been shut
on the OH, giving employment TO two
thousand persons
On the9th Steve Brcdie jumped from the
P0ughk eepsie N. " bridge into the
Hudson river, two hundred an twelve
feet. and received injuries from which he
NAV die. The leap was made for a wager
Of $500
ON the 11th Frederick Enorr, his wife
and eleven-year- old daughter Anna per
ished in their burning dwelling at Vernon
Center. y. y.
ADv1CEs Of the nth say that thirty
three lives were lost in = recent ire at
Rochester. y Y
Az explosion Of after-damp on the 10th
in Brown & sons coal mine near Boston,
Pa, fatally burned four persons.
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" the wn samuel Brown, a FARMER NV
ing near North Liberty, Ia, was nur-
dered By his insan- wife.
The White and Muskatitusk rivers over
flowed all the bottom lands near Seymour,
Ind, on the 9th A number OF live stock
were drowned and thousands Of bushels OF
corn were washed away
A FIRE destroyed several factories at
San Francisco on the 10th, causing loss
Of 500, 90
The death OF Colonel John Knapp. one Of
the founders Of the Missouri Republic, oc-
CURED in St Louis on the 18th, at the age
Of seventy years.
IL a G ncinnati ice-house on the 10th
Oscar Huffman, a timer, fell through a
hatchway and was killed. Adolph Me
haus. a fellow workman, peered over the
opening to see his companion and also fell
over and lost his life.
Ok the 18th the wife Of DIR. Cooper, a
wealthy physician at Terre Haute, Ind,
comm tied suicide By hanging herself
from a door. Sorrow over the death Of
son was the supposed cause.
WHILE drunk on the 10th W. a Scheu-
maker, postmaster at Carbon Hill, Ala,
tried to kill his wife, when she shot him
dead
EIGHTY lives were lost by the recent
coal mine disaster at PittsSurg, Kan.
OK the 10th a snow-storm blockaded all
roads leading to St Joseph, No
Is Morton County, Kan, n desperate
gang Of horse-thieves was captured on the
rUfh
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LATER.

WHILE crossing the mountains coming
west on the Pennsy lyania railroad tie
Pullman sleepsr ara ,on'' caught FIRE and
before the fam IS could be subdu was
lalf burned The fire was discovered about
O'Clock when near Cavenaugh NOls of
he passengers We're hurt but much Goth
ing was lost
DURING a reputl can ratification at Chat
lnoogo. Team. on the night o; the 12th.
Bryant's European Hotel caught fire and
VAS burnei On the morning of the 18Th
hire bodies wtre taken from the RI ms.
Is Custer County, Seh. Hiram RuJteu
anu William Ashton. school dircc ors went
o the house OF Alder, Holstein to look for
Ock ami some Otse- things that had been
!; N from the sc sool house and suspicion
q faliea upon Hols;e MS c ildren. The
directors failing 20 return for three days
search was IN d on the l2sh, and the
bodies found in a ayssack in Holstein's
i-ld The hogs had mJiillted the bod es
# 10th HOlsUsin IS missing.
CHAUNCY GooDRIcI eyed %. formerly 9
state ssn4 or OF Connect lieut., and at one
.me wealthy 81 cS manufacturer was ar
aligned IN Brooklyn, " Y, on the 18th as
gagrant
TIE noTthboHnd passenger train on the
& chmond & Danvile railroad jumped the
rack near A,lsnta, Ca. on the 12-h- Seven
coaches were burned and eight passengers
hurt.
The Milton Grain Milling Co.'S established
1t Brooklyn. y ", was burned on theIl3th
Loss $500, coo
A SHOOTING ARRAY occurred in Burkes MIN
ing camp in northern l iaho, on tie 125h
Charles Care +, co Ored, and Joe Morgan,
white, got in IN alt rcation in a saloon. and
5osh drew reviewers and began firing
James shannon, a bystGnder was shot
through the stomach William Lyman was
shot through the shoulders Garre,t's arm
was almost shot of and Morgan escaped
without a scratch.
DURING a Republican ratification at Cedu
Rap ds, Iowa. on the IF. ernOon of the Is b,
a cannon exp oded Frustrating all of the
yunneTs but iniuring none Of them fatally
The gre 4 fish trust, known as the Boston
Fish Dealers Assoc alton c me to an end or
he night OF the 18th.
THERE were seven nev cases of yellow
fever at Jacksonville, Fla, on the 1871
with two deaths.
THIS contract for the sault Ste. Marie
canal construction, has been let to Hugh
and John RYAN. OF TORONTO and Rockville
Cnt The amount OF the contract is 81.
POO 600
STEVE FRANK. of Holyville To-, shot his
sweetheart Miss Love. on the l3 b. because
she lifted hi D on &c omit Of intox ca ion
Frank tried shoot himself but failed
CAPTAIN T. IL LoGAS, commanding tho
troops a. Fort HancocS. Texas, on the lltf
wens over into Mex co for a days hunt III,
49,, Cd r---a a r~o,., oF Mawf..au eoi II p WIZ
.cok him aud his friends into custody.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

OK the coast Of Great Britain severe
gales prevailed on the 9th Many wrecks
Of vessels were reported, but no lives were
known 10 be lost
AT Montreux, on the lake Of Geneva, in
Switzerland, a reservoir used TO work an
electric railway bGrst on the 9th, destroy
/ ing numerous houses and drowning many
persons
ME. GLADSTONE said to a deputation
from Walsall which waited upon him at
Birmingham, Eng, on the 9th that he con-
siderei il his duty TO remain in public life
until the Irish question was definitely set
tied
PARLIAMENT reassembl on the 9th In
the House Of Lords Lord Salisbury stated
that England had assented to cooperate
with Germany to prevent the export "
slaves ana the import Of arms on the coast
OF East Africa France would also coop
crate. The combined feet would form
blockade and have the right TO search YES
sells sailing under any flag.
IL collision at Calcutta, India, ferry
steamer was sunk on the 7th and sixty
persons were drowned.
A RAILWAY accident occurred on the 9Th
on the Southern Russian line near Kovel,
Russia, and many persons were killed.
ADvICEs of the eth from Melbourne an
nounced that a fire destroyed a whole
block Of buildings at Brokenhill, causing a
loss OF $500 600
OK the Sth Michael Dinwoodie, who dis
appeared from Toronto, Ont, thirty years
ago under circumstances which led TO the
belief that he had been murdered, turned
up and was looking for his relatives. He
had been among the mines Of Central
America and had made large fortune.
NANsEN, who. with four Norwegian ath-
letes, started from Copenhagen in May to
explore the interior of Greenland, succeed
ed in safely crossing the inland ice and
arrived at Godthaab on the 9th.
". LABoRDERE's proposal to submit the
new constitution Of France 10 popular
vote was adopted by the Paris Commune
on the 9th.
BY the collapse Of a house in London,
Eng. 5 persons were killed and twenty
injured on the 9th.
CAIRO advices of the 9Th say that seven
" thousand followers Of the Mahdi at
tackled the town of Sedai, west of OAR
foor. The garrison repulsed the .ssail-
ants and killed three thousand, but the
Mahdists reattacked and captured the
town
AT Quebec Can, six inches of snow fell
on the 9th
OK the 9th another woman was mystic
riously murdered in London and her body
was tr ghtfully mutilated.
AT Salgotarja, Austria, the coal mines
were flooded on the 9th, and twenty min
ers were drowned.
WEsTMARK, the Swedish explorer, re-
ceived a letter in Berlin on the 10th from a
friend on the Congo expressing a conf
dent belief that Stanley, the explorer was
dead.
THE loss ny fire Of many houses and cof-
fee plantations near N.lleta, Cuba, was re-
ported IN the 10th, and many children also
persisted in the cOnfiagration.
SEVENTY persons were drowned in tho
recent collision between the steamers
Theodore Rugia and Nantes in the British
channel
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GLADSTONE ON HOME RULE
lie Criticises Harrington for Dec'arinE
That the Question Is Dead.


B1RMINGHAN. Eng. Nov. "A great Liberal
meet -ng was held in Biugiey Hail Wednesday
evening. There was an enormous demand fof
uckets. two guineas he ng paid for the best
seats. aud the whole space left free 10 the pub
lie was crowded three hours before the speak
inr begin. Pun .tualy At s.31 o'clock Mr..
Gladstone ascendei the platform. the aud eaee
cheering m enthusiastically. He was accom-
panied by Chairman oslet, Lords r pom.
Spencer and Rose0ery, Ssr William Vernon
Rarcourt Sir. John Morley, i lther promi
uenS liberals.
Mr. Gladstone upon rising TO speak was
loudly cheered He said that Lord Harrington
who was among the opponents OF the LIBERAL
party, had recently said that the home-rule
question was dead. He Darlington had de
veloped a peeuiiarity hitherto unsuspected-he
showed a vivid Imagination. lCheers.l But
he would see from these proceedings whether
home rule was dead or whether the
aid Of an undertaken should be in
voked 10 serve the absolute neces
stiles Of The other party. lLaughterl The
Irish ought not 70 acquieses IN government By
unequal laws. They should resent govern
meEt which. while protesting anx ETY. 10 exc
cute the Law. manifested coutempt for i when
ever il found the laws action inconvenienE
Apart from imperial necessit es Irishmen must
be the test judges as 20 how 10 deal with local
afars.
Mr.. Gladstone Illustrated at length the inc
Qualities in the laws Under witch the Irish suf
fered. especially the laws cea..ng with com.
blnations, pubic meetings and the prisou
treatment q polif cal offenders LolS Harting-
ton. he salG. charged the Liberals w.t. tbs re
responsibility in reality belonged 20 thosa who
refused 20 give 70 the Irish tenant the relief
from :, ears that had been given 70 the high
land aant
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LATE RETURNS.

No Oficial Reports of the Result of the
Eject on Yet Received from Any of the
states-west Virginia still Gained by
Both Parties.
The latest estimate on the plurality for
FIfer for Governor Of III. nois Is 1900.
Returns from thirty nine counties IN In
diana show that the vote for Fisk was
5,7lQ The same counties in 1851 gave st.
John 1919. and in 1855 Gale > o9i showing
a gain over 1854 of 216 per cent. and over
1886 OF 10 per cent. II the same rate CO
gam Is sustained in other counties the to
tai vote in the State " Il be about 10000
Both parties claim West Nrginia-the
Democrats by from 500 10 l0OO majority
and the Republicans by 800 It is said the
latter have scored the Legislature, ad
ding another to the Republican list IN the
United States Senate The Republicans
claim TO have gained one Congress1Ga-.
The official result in Virginia is not yet
known. but democratic majority Of 1000
for Cleveland will probably be shown
when the count IS finished.
In California additional returns on the
vote for President show a total of ll6, "a
for Harr son and los. 25S -Or Cleveland,
with $500 or G, 600 votes to hear from.
Nebraska returns indicate a Republican
gain of 5000 in the State and 80 600 plu-
ralty for Harrison, with an increase in the
aggregate vote Ct Nebraska of 80. 600 over
that Of four years ago Governor Thayer's
majority will be between 10000 and p, 900
Complete returns from all the towns and
wards in New Hampshire gave Harrison,
A., rs; Cleveland, AZ ~; Fisk, 1870 Harri-
sons plurality is 2, "a. For Governor there
IS no chocie. The Legislature being Repub-
lican. however, will choose G0oden.
Full returns frCm Oregon have not been
received but sufficient figures are in TO
justify Harrison's majority In the State
being estimated at not less than 1850
In Washington Territory John b. Aliens
majority over Nor ees DEM for Delegate
to Congress will not be less than 5000
Montana gives Carter fRepJ for Con
gress 4. 200 majority and the Legislature
will have large Republican majority.
\ plurality Of $50 for Harrison is
shown By the returns so far received in
Pennsylvania. There are yet four counties
TO be heard from.
Returns FROM ali but seven counties in
Georgia show Cleveland's plurality TO be
IS 257 An entire Democratic delegation
is elected to Congress
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SAN FRAxcIso. Nov 12-The steamer
from Panama brings an accoun. Of big
FIRE which took place recently in the
neighborhood Of Villeta, Columbia The
fire originated in stubble, and ewing to
strong breeze the flames caught the houses
Of the town Many children persisted in
the coufiagration. Heavy losses Of cattle
and produce are reported. At Cartha-
gena there had been great loss from
drought and forest fires. All crops nave
been lost entirely. and in some places the
FIRE has destroyed several valuable prop
critics, including an immense sugar cane
plantation, on which the buildings and
5000 coffee plants were consumed by the
flames