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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-26
ITALIAN VENDETTA.
Can't 9soufs Their Conviction ia New
Orleans

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.--The jury in
the Provenzano Matrangs vendettA case
has brought in . verdict of not guilty.
This il the vendetta which 10 supposed to
have caused several murders and cnlmi-
mated in the assassination Of Chief Of Police
Hennessy. A feud arose out Of business
differesces bstween the MAtranga and Pro.
venzano gangs last summer.
While the Matrangas we're riding home
in cart one night about midnight they
were fred upon from an ambuscsde, some
of them being killed. The police found
half dozen Italian blundsrbusses
on The street in the neishborhood
Of the shooting, and the Mstrangas
identified the PfovenzAnos a. their assaii.
ants. As thess vendettss had become fire.
quent among the Italians here there was .
loud demand on the authorities to break
them up. The case was vigorously prose-
cuted and the ProveDzanos we're found
guilty, but the case was sent back to the
Supreme Court on legal question. On
the new trial, sfter having the most confiic.
ting and contradictory evidence, the jury
returned . vetict Of not guilty.
In toe mean time the Mstranga party are
in jail charged with the assassination OF the
Chief of Police. The conviction Of the
PfoyenzsDos on ,he original trial was the
first time verdict Of guilty was rendered
in m Isaliau vendetta case.
The verdict confirms the popular sensi.
meBs that in cases Of crimes committed by
or aaxinst Italians it is Impossible to secure
convictions.
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FIENDIeH TRAIN wREcKHRs.
Their Novel Method for Throwing the
Cars from the Rails.

BROWNSVILLE. Tx +, Jan 25-Addition-
al details have become known regarding the
train robbery between here aud Point Iss-
bella on Wednesday. The train WAS
wrecked. $4,000 in money sto-
len aud tile engineer and fireman
nearly killed. There were nearly dozen
Mexicans in the gang of wreckers. Three
cars were burned. Ore cf the train hands
gave the following account of the robbery
and accident -
1.-THE rascals had taken fish plates ard
spikes OUT of one of the rails, tied u
long rope Of hide to the rail, and con-
eesled themselves about seventy yards
from the track. When the train approached
the engineer could see nothing
wrong Of course, but just before the traia
reached the point the rail wss pulled out,
and then the crash took place. The engi-
neer was badly scalded. and the fireman
was caught under the engine and an arm
and leg broken. The robbers paid no al
tention to the suffsrings Of these men, but
went on robbing the train.
We were boxed up in the car and could
give no assistance. The poor fellows suf-
fered horribly but the hesrtess robbers
left them without word. The conductor
crxwled up cut the telegraph wire and.
rigging up temporary instrument, tels-
graphed to Brownsville for assistance. He
could send a message but could not
receive one and in ab0u. an hour q
train from Brownsville came to our relief.
The shipments Of Mexican silver over this
road are usually very heavy, ranging from
SiO0,000tto sl25, 600 every time stesmer
10 to leave Brownville. The Mexican silver
is shipped to New York. where i. is sold at
large profit"
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Electric Current Turned or TO Prevent
Death by Falliog Wires.

New YoRK, Jan. 25.-The snow and
slees wind storm after midnight Was be
most disastrous to the poles and wires that
this city has ever known. Telegraph and
telephone communication in oil directions
10 almost wholly suspended. There 10 no
wire east beyond williams bridge. Over
s5 poles are down between there and New
Haven. There are no electric here or In
Brooklyn tonight, and the fallen poles and
wires have blockaded travel in some parts
Of the city this morning, and did conaiders-
BILE other damage. A horse was killed by
a falling pole on SGD street, and aoother By
broken electric wire on Chamber
street. The lire department and police
have established . FIRE patrol. An
army Of men 10 repairing the damage.
The Western Union has only three wires
and these are western circuits by way Of
Albany to Cbicsgo. The repairs will oc-
eupy several days. although 1000 men will
20 to work tomorrow. The company will
snffer great loss. The storm 10 supposed
to have extended inland but . little way.
The storm 10 severe in the adjacent towns
OF New Jersey and Long Island. On
59th street this morning row Of telegraph
poles so feet high extending from Eighth
avenue to Forth river snapped like pipe
stems under the weight Of the sleet laden
wires. One hundred and fifty single wires,
and two big cables containing from 40 to
s5 wires each. were carried down, shaking
the surrounding buildings. The big pole
was partly wrecked At the elevated railroad
station, corner of 50 street and Ninth
avenue. The police were ordered to exer
else speeisl vigilance sgaiust the depreda-
tions of cfiminals in the dark streets. The
electric currents were turned OF to prevent
death by broken wires.
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SUCCESSFUL RxesR1AEH1s
Aads with d. xoohis Lymph n
Philadslphla.

PnIIAprLPHIA. Jan. 35.-The report is-
sued at the Philadelphia Hospital Friday in
regard to the patients under nsatmsnt With
Koeh's lymph vas encouraging. Il reads |:
ssThe inoculaticns ss the Phiiadslphia
Hospital have been continued every other
day for the last two weeks and with the
most satisfactofy results. One patient With
enlarged glands Of the neck, the exact
character Of which had not been determined,
was placed under Koch lymph treatment
upon the supposition that il The enlarged
gland were either tnbercular or scfofulous
there would be decided rise of tenpera.
ture associated with the swelling Of the
gland after each inoculation. The reaction
has not occurred, thereby confirming the
original disgnasis Of 4 specific origin far
the enl-- u.4ss Of the glands.
IA lae case Of the lad with tubercuiaaY
disease of the Lip isint and ankle and knee
joints, charactsrisue reactions have fol-
lowed each inoculstion of lymph, and on
ssch occasion leaving the patient in much
better condition than before the lymph has
been used. In the third case, . tubsfcolo-
els of the lungs, decided Improvement in
the condition Of the lungs has followed each
The reactions in this case are
the most marked and characteristic kind.
the results have been 90 satisfactory tha.
additional pstients will be placed under
Treatment after short time
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Belfast Item ..
Especial to the KgNsEBEc JOURNAL.

l
BELFAST. Jan. 25.-On Thursday, Feb.
Il, the Belfast Division No. Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythiss will give their
fourth annual concer. snd ball ct the Opera
House. Music will be furnished by an
orchestra from abroad. There will be an
exhibition drill by the division. The coming
| ball will be, as usual, the leading social
event Of the season. The managers hope
| to see the Uniform Rank throughou, the
State well represented at the ball.
The crew for the four mssted barkeniine
| Steadfsst, came from Boston Saturday by
boat. On the pretence Of getting some
clothes. they were allowed to 60 up into the
city with their advance pay 10 their pockets.
There were six, four of them were brought
back by the aid OF policeman. the other
two we're not caught, and it is thought that
they have gone to Rockland. One man
from the Schooner Dickey Bird deserted
today and has not yet been found.
Percy Pierce commenced ice operations
Saturday, also Dyer, proprietor of the
Qusntabocook pond.
The Good Templars had picnic supper
10 the Universalis. vestry Friday night.
n HoEEe UetObkhp W uusuU"H phftito
ran from Pnmrose hill down onto church
street Friday, going up onto Ellis & Ginnis'
platform, and was finally stopped, out by
the post office.
Messrs. Arthur Bicknell and Irving
Dinsmore are at home from the Coburn
Clsssica! Institute a. Waterville for short
vacation.
The A. o. U. W. Installation which was
to have been Thursdsy evening has been
postponed on account of the storm until
Feb. 18Th
Walter II West of this city has bought a
four. year. old colt, fifteen hands high and
Of dark roam color. of Knox parties. He
was sired by Black Rock. dam bv Gideon.
A directors meeting of the Loan and
Building asso citation was held Saturday
afternoon and the following officers elect
ed John g. Brooks, president; W. B.
Swan, vice president; Joseph williamson
Jr., secretary; W. Fl. Quimby, treasurer;
Joseph Williamson Jr., attorney; A. c.
Burgess, j. NJ. Fletcher, S. II. Matthews,
finance committee Geo. B. Ferguson, X.
F. Dunton, A. Gammsus, security commit
tee. A committee of the president, secre-
tary ard treasurer were appointed to pro-
cure suitable books for the association.
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Mocsrshyitss VIII Listen to RoeAisg
But Pasneirs Dlsmlssal.

DualiS, Jan. s5--A meeting Of The
eomIait,ce Of the McCAsthyits section. OF
the Irish members Of Parliament has n.
Gently been held, Timothy ID. Hsaly pre-
sided. In an address he said that Justin
Mccarthy and Thomss Sexton had gone
to meet John Dillon aud William O'nPlsn
ct Boulogne-sur-Mer. He added that the
object Of the visit Was TO effect settlement
Of the trouble existing In the Irish PASlia-
mentary party on the basis Of Mr.. rasusll's
retirement from the leadership. No other
cordition, he said. would be agreed upon
as q settlement. II Mr.. Parnell retired
peace wonld be restored aud the reform Of
the league would follow the reform Of the
leadership. Iostead Of reorssn'sing new
government they should be content to
purify the old government upon . Demo-
cratic basis.
The circular summoning the meeting de-
olared that its objsc, was to establish an
Irish National Federation. The meeting
agreed to postpone the formation Of the
new federation, pending the result of...the
Bouiogne c,nfercncs.
William O'Brien telcarAphs from Hou.
logne- sur .Msr to the publishers Of the 70.
Gently established indispensable Of THE
city;
~ have letter pressing me to become
responsible for the continued publication
Of the Insuppress,ble, My cablegsam from,
America only authorized the continued
publication Of United Ireland on lines die.
tinetly laid down in cahlcd instructions.
Since have become acquainted with the
tons aud contents Of the Insuppfessible, ]
am only restrained by motives Of national
policy from at once disassociating myself
publicly from any responsibility for Ne
writings. regret that am obliged 10 r..
quest that my name will not bs further
used In connection with the paper"
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TO SOUTH AnERCA.
fhs Expedition IN Behalf Of Tie Worlds
Fur.
Secretary Blaips Anxious to Secure q
BIG Pan American Hxhihitiou.

WAsHxsrox, Jan. "a. - Secretary
Blaine's expedition to South America in
behalf Of the Worlds Fair 10 on the point
Of starting. The 10 young officers, four
from the army and six from the navy, who
| sre going - commissioners, have been a.
tending . sor. of primary class in the
Smithsonian IE stitute here.
Mr. Blaine is intensely interested Ia
| securing . great Pan:AmericAn exhibition
1t the Chicago fair. His design is that it
shall be in il nature twofold, commercial
and historical.
II will illustrate the process of eiviliza-
ton in the repablics of South Amefica,
Central America and Mexico by shown z
the condition Of those countries at the time
Of their discovery by Europeans and by
tracing their development since that period.
Pictures are to be given BY means of lay
figures. costumes, touses and industries
Representative Of those people which are
least civilized at present, because they will
afford the best glimpse obtainable Of the
life on the contineat centuries xgo.
Aiso the amplest showing 10 to be given
Of the resources and Industries Of these
regions now and incidentally are to be dis
played ali things which our reighbors
Wv AA0 tuC JuutA tfSGGIc aAI nave ~ tcii.
The commissioners will carry letters
from the department of state at Washing
ton to the respective governments. 1t 10
hoped that many of the republics will be
disposed to put up their own exhibition
buildings. For each Of them Is are no. 80
inclined all the room they wait is to be
provided a. Chicago. in a structure IN be
erected for the purpose At Uncle Sam's
expense.
The delegation will communicate with
museums. scientific societies aud botanical
gardens with view 10 securing collections
from them. Congress is expected to
appropriate considerable sum for buving
collections, historical AID chronological.
Efforts are to be msde..to secure the attend
ance at the exposition Of native artisans.
From the squeezes secured in plaster
mschs Of sculptures ard inscriptions
plaster productions are to be turned out at
the Smithsonian Institute.
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OUT NINE HOURS
And Brought in 1 Verdict
Against Biddeiord's Hafshil.
4 Gardiner Boom Bfsaks and Bridge
almost Destroyed.
Ice aouss Gtsging Falls at Hampdsn
Killed at Portland

Especial to the KksAEsEc JosxsAL.1
GAgDIsEK. Jan. 25.-Yesterday after.
neoa At fou. o'clock the h1sh boards were
removea from the reservoir dam at the
New Mills and q large volume of wa,e,
rushed over the dams, breaking up the ice
in the stream uasil /. reached the dam be-
low Grsy's mill where it broke the boom,
releasing about 100 logs. The entire mass
Of logs and ice swept over dam No. and
formed q jam against the bridge near
Moore. Brown & Co.'S planning mill, threat.
sning at one time to carry the structure
away. A crew Of men were Immediately
set at work on the jam, snd despite the ter.
iide force Of the water. succeeded in
breaking i. before serious damsge was
done. The water rose several feet 10 so
many minutes. and many of the cellars of
the Water street stores we're flooded be-
fore the goods stored in them could be re-
moved.
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PARNELL MUST GO. !
1cCuthglt9 Yil Sstth Dr.
iarsncss No othsf w.
lasligsats Gliaill Gluull b u C1IInl
ReIduliea.
Forty AtasSs K0led Deoauso lRan
Lighted . cisarskes.

LONDON, Jan. aS.--A despatch from
Buenos Ayres Gays that Information has
been received there from Chill that valpa-
ralso, IQuique, CoQuimbo. and Pioa Con-
tinue In state Of blockade, and the iasul-
gents are mssters Of the situasion. Thsy
have seised Tarapaca and have sacked IN
the stores In Valparaiso containing OF sup-
posed to contain afms and ammunitlea.
They will allow Valparaiso 10 BE- fsspsnsd
to commerce, provided the foreign consuoo
maintain neutral attitude.
The general opinion in Chill, according
to the adviccs received At Busnos Ayfee,
appears to be that unless Precedent Bslma-
ceds promptly resians the whole Of Ne
military forccs Of Chill will rise against HE
authority. It 10 added that foesigners
living in Chill are safc from molssealion.
The Italian residents ara accused By Ne
BAlmaceda party Of having openly and
secretly encouraged the revotutionises.
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FRATERNITY NOTES.

Saturday evening Jan. II, officers Of
Keszer Valley Lodge No. &c, 1. o. q. Fol
Lowell we're installed - follows: W o
Brown, N g; Mel!en Eastman, VG; OK
Chapman, X 8; d w Russell, p s.; John
Harrington, ,Jr, Treas. The lodgeis in very
Aourishing condition. Thirteen new mem.
bers have been received during the pasl
term.
At a public installation Of Joseph Z
Colby Post, G. A. r., of Rumford Centre,
the following officers were installed by
Commander A. M. True Of Brown Poet
Bethel: Winfield s Howe, Commander
Franklin Martin, 8. v. c.; WIN r Stephens
Jv G; Henry M Colby, Adjt; Albion r.
Beattie, QaartermasteY; John p Benoett
Surg; Isaac Small, Chsp; Nathsn
Farnum, 0. d; Edwin r Elliott, S NJ;
Dorripgton W. man, q. M. s. Af;er the
formal business Of the meeting was dis
posed Of. the members and invited guests,
some 95 in all, sat down to an o, ster and
pastry supper, after which they all partici
psted in social dance.
On Wednesday evening Jan. IA, the fol.
loving officers Of knights Of P,thias
Hiram, were publicly installed. George w
Davis, P c; Charles Rankin. &C; HIN
Burbank, r; Monroe Boynton, KRIS; A
a Ward, NJ A; W r Bu,nell
l g; II L Dearborn, o @; Fred
Emery Besne, Esq, Of Hallovel
delived an eloquent address on the Pythiar
history and principle, followed by . few
witty and humorous remarks By Josial
Burleigb. Of Portland. Mrs. Burleigi
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Pension Claims Raiecssd.

III recent communication to Mr.. Bus
sey, the assistant secretary of the interior,
Repre- sentative O'Donnell Of Michigan
enclosed notices Of the rejection BY the
pension bureau OF t~o claims by widows
for pensions under the act Of June 27 last,
upon the ground that the soldiers upon
whose military services and death the
claims were predicted were sot hororably
discharged from the service, IS required
By the act. but died i'll ting service from
causes not due thereto, and requested The
opinion Of the departme Mt IS 10 the sound
ness of The above action.
In one Of the cases it seems that the
claimant became intoxicated and was put
in tie guard house, and the next morning
was found outside the guard house dead,
and ia the other case the claimant Was
found dead on the railroad track, the sup.
position being that he was Intoxicated and
was killed by the cars.
They were both rejected under the old
law, on the ground that the soldiers were
not in line of duty when killed.
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CABLE rLAaHE0.

The repeal of the prohibition against
American pork in Germany 10 nov regarded
as within a short distance OF accomplish
ment.
Navigation of the North sea ship cana,
and the entry and departure OF vessels st
Amsterdam have been resumed, owing 20
the cpeniag up OF passages through tho ice.
II IL reported that Hon. William Nc
Kinley OF Ohio will visit Hamburg and
Berlin in The coming summer. nr. Ne.
Kinley, it is said, will visit Prince Bis.
marck.
Terrific SNOW storms have prevailed re-
Gently throughout the southeastern portions
Of Russia. and whole villages and NUMBER
Of isolated houses have been almost buried
in snow.
An English bxcteriologist who il notabl,
~ the discover Of taxalbumsns, and who /,
now studying the Koch method at the
Tlygienic Institute. Berlin, announces that
he has discovered remedy for anthrax.
A general tliaw has set 10 in western ana
aorthern Germany. The melting Of the
snow ard heavy rains are causing the river
80 rise rapidly Reports from Cuxhavtn
state that the Eibe is entirely free from Ice
hill n,fy;diny ,hst The s,r,e shsii tst,
ch.,se of The mxnpsao,u,e ~ d,rss ami
med;cioes. ina Bill IL founJes nm ths clsio,
.ha, Il is the du,v NJ the ssa.e. ,;ncs n.s,.
ing the workmen's insu.ance bill, to supp,
remedies at cost price.
Tbs Novoe y,smva .nnounc,, that the
pnx.isn ssn..s b., decided that H.bs:v.
ave ,,o, en,;,,ea N sonu;,c =, hoid ysal -.
.s,e bevond Ave ysr.,s f,om the J,ssrict !,
n,ovinc,.I cou,t. q, x;tSir the hounds,.
a, t,vn wba,eio ,hey we're rsc;sts,sj
before August. Isss
- - ..c.,. -. r.
q nisssrs. 'usnn ,SosI.ny ..a Ano".s
conse, ~ r,,b Ms,,r: O,n,isn MA fc;ilor
sstn,ned n r,oadon s..n,dsy. When
,n,s,viaw.d Il, ,e.a,d ~ ito M st,cs ~,
Mcr.,,hv .a;s that The co,ss,sncs h.5
n...od IN ,r,oe,r,Iv and ,h., h. h.d s,..,
h.,s. =, !. s,,.sdg .na .n,;c.yi. ..t,I..sr,
~ re s,;s,;rs t,nunIo. In ths liar r.,tv
-.r,-,,.-
Inc Ih'uppIe"lole oi DaDhn, annooncss
ma. report ~ cul,en' 1"s. asnee%"o''
sere maze M fecen. con,efencs .n Dou-
'osne .or @ sia. ~ sissn ssn ana MI vDnsn n,, %
=" w ".n'.Ns ."i sAn iu.Pvse V Vo'~s~
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"Ho,- said q veli.knovn statesman, II
shall never believe that woman has the
proper judgment and sense to cast ballot,
or Interfere in politics, while she b 90
Seak-mireed a. TO passively suffer. year
after year. from diseases peculiar 70 females,
when every newspaper she picks up. tells
Of the merits of DIR. Hsrcs's Favosite Pre-
scripsion. Not to take advantage OF this
remedy il certainly m indication Of mental
weAkness,''
There 10 = wholesome keYsei Of truth
inside the rough shell Of this ungaiisnt
speech. The "FavoIise Prescription" is
invaluable in all uterine troubles, irfxm.
nations. ulcsFali1Ds, displacementr, nes-
sous disorders, pfossrAtion, exhaustion, or
hys,efiz. For run down, vorn-out women,
no more strengthening tonic OF nervine Is
known. jsbzgdxsfo.rm
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DENVER. Jan. 25.--Bob Ford, who shot
jesse james, continues to gain no,oriety.
At Walsenbufg. on Wednesday night, he
and j. %. Harden, who runs q saloon,
quarreled. Each grabbed for his revolver.
Bob got his out out first. but when some
one cried out no. to shoot, he did not fire.
By this time Harden had his pistol in
position and both began firing. They were
90 close that each tried to knock the other .
weapon out Of the way aud - q conse-
quence bulleta few 10 every direction. The
bystsnders began crawling under tables and
hiding behind the bar.
After the smoke of battle had cleared
away, It vas discovered that Harden had
been shot in the foot and shoulder. Ford
was shot in the foot and was badly burned
about the face with powder. Both revoivers
were Of 44-caliber. and had seen service
before. That used BY Ford 10 the one with
which he shot jesse james. and has been
carried by him ever since.
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| HOPELESS CASE
AID A
Grateful Man Cured.

HI. h. BRADNAS, ONE OF BELFAsT's
MOST ENERGETIC MERCHANTS, KEEPS
a GENERAL STORE IN EAST BELFAST,
ME, AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WHO
TRADE AT HIS STORE WILL CERTIFY TO
THE TRUTH OF THE FOLLOWING STATE
MENT -
Gents; For over ten years was terri
bly, afflicted with humor, pronounced by
eminent physicians letter or Salt
Iheum.
AT times my head was SO bad that | had
no hair upon IL. The ENTIRE SCALP be-
came RUNNING SORE, and the surface
would crack open and bleed
used ointments. washes, etc, and tool.
medicine prescribed by the best physicians
IN the city, but got no permanent relief
had sold hundreds of bottles of
DANA'S sARsAPARILLA. bat never
thought Of trying it myself. until heard
SO many of my customers telling how much
benefit they had derived from its use.
About year and half ago | COM
meneed 10 take DANA'S, and in three
months my head was WELL. AND THE
CURE HAS PROVED PERMANENT.
Yours with respect,
H. l.. BRADMAN.
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foe decorative art. the music hall and the
building for electrical diaplays without any
exAihlts. Thsy afe all provided for In
Jacksoa park.
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LOADED 10 aauxxEns
Wsss the Cons ousrsndsssa By ths
InaiAns.

PHx RlD0x AeRxcy, 8. D., via Rush-
vile, Nsb.. Jan. 3s.-Ihs Seventh CAvalry
has moved ffou here and 10 nov In camp
eight milss mon Ruahvills. A. the tfoopsrs
lsft for home they were chsered BY the
Ninth and Sixth Cavalrynsa and al the
foot soldiefs. The Eighth Cavalry has
gone 10 Fort Meade and the LsavsnwcFth
Battalion 10 On Ito way to Fort Nioqrasa.
The First Infantry, battery Of light
artillery, and four companies Of ths Ninth
Cavalry, under Col. Henry. will remain as
or near the agency. II was discovered that
all the Misunderstanding guns surrendered BY
the frlendliss and hosiiles were heavily
loaded with sluss and nails 10 the expects
ton. Il 10 supposed, that the weapons were
70 be burned. ~ has been the custom in
past yeafs. The explosion would have
caused great havoc.