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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
LOWEST PRICE AVERAGE
Better Outlook in Iron, But 1t Is No, y
to Expeoi ations.

W 61peCl utlOnB.
r. @. Dun 4 Co. cay, Things look ,.,.
near the close this week. because 4, /. -
lieved that new loan will be nesou..., !,
There was need for relief, since jan.
closed with the heaviest exports OF cola
made In any month, and the heaviest ~
dFawals OF gold from the treasury Sl9 MI
l0S, the hope OF q new loan being tho "
thing which has lifted prices during the ~,
few DAYS.
January leaves behind IL the lowest A..
age OF prices for all commodities ever krorI
for cotton, iron and its products. wool N
silver, the lowest monthly average -
knowl, and for wheat range above ~
minimum but yet declining rapidly ,kS,.,
that point. Industrial operations have ~
materially diminished, though 1t has bess !
disappointing month because tho geacra =
vival expected has not come.
Speculation hos not favored rrodp,,..
Wheat Is half n cent lower. corn Is 2 ~
lower; cotton declined sixteenth and IA ,l',I
to the lowest point over touched, silver 81
been weak. and for tho month has n u
slightly the lowest average ever known
Iron and steel look less encouraging n, Il
east, and the demand Is disappointiB,
though prices are no. weaker At plu., j
and the West, a larger demand appears -
bcHlaIly loT Wlro Huu Nlte nails, which II
not change the prices as yet. while Bose
Iron Il 25 cents higher: billels a little s;ros-
and gray forge IS cents lower. Tho -,
tural demand Ia good, but prices are q N, !
lower, and while the market for bnr has II
unusually good, prices do not lift. Copsi,-|
ablo contracts for cast pipe have been t,..I
or are pending but in the aggregate the ~
business since January has not ans,,s,.I
expectations.
Specia! kilograms TO Brndstreot's mnkA
plain that the uncertainty as TO tho onto,
Of the financial situation. based upou 81
Withdrawals OF gold from tho Treasury !
had o depressing effect upon the eess
trade.
Among 90 staple products four haze
mained steady In price-wocl. lumber. hi n
and lcather-although In Western cen.
some grades OF the last named have been h.
at an advance. and at London sales Of F
sold up slightly. More important decres.I
were on live cattle and hogs. the latte,
cents per hundred weight wheat. corn. o,,
pork, lard and cotton.
The greatest encouragement as u /,
vances in prices is found sm ong the iro1 !,
steel Industries.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
TWO STEAMERS NEAR.
Possible suceor Was Close TO the Elbe
When She Sank.

The skipper Of fishing smack that return.
ed to Lowes,oft says that about the time the
'o"'.', N'enrred betwsen the -flse.- and the
Cratbie, he SOW rockets set OF from d large
steamer He bore down toward the yoja,l
but when within about 700 yards OF her Ss
lost sight OF her. He saw another s,eaIns,
burning blue lights. After q few minutes
The latter vessel steamed 70 the eastward
The skipper further saws no saw tsirr
.'"omer -,
,sSso, = vy,as pamed wl,h1Yt ssn".u te
,ssN'' ..ssistance. The stsASe cruiscd about
- some time hut ne b;sies or wrsckage
were seen.
Capt. Gordon 7Saster of tho C.athie, and
members Of tho crew, have been examined
iudiclaIiy add they have all affirmed that they
aid not see the vessel with which the Crathit
collided. They add that they did not SOC the
vessel sLnk and that they did not hear any
cries Of distress.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
ToREI0N.
Earthquake shocks were felt In eight state,
OF Mexico Wednesday night.

Earthquake shocks were felt In eight states
Of Mexico Wednesday night.
Ex-Queen LiliuokalanI. OF Hawaii. has
been arrested In connection with the recent
insutrection
In a recent battle between government
uooIs and rebels at Tolima, Colombia. tho
former were successful.
Eighteen Italian anarchists OF Lugano. one
oi mo three capitals Of the Canton OF Tlcino
VINO hato been engaged Ia smuggling anar.
ehist literature into Italy, have been eA.
PEELED from Switzerland.
slncS the great Mexican earthquake shock
OF iast November a reign OF terror hos pre.
,a,'S ,a 70 ths towns OF Jamiltepec and Tuxte.
oled Violently from six 10 eight times a dav
Shulehes end houses are q heap Of ruins and
.ne ihhsoitants have nearly all Ned TO neigh
poIns hamlets; The eruption OF some Vol.
esno' presumed 20 exist ia subterranean form
e'ose by, 10 momentairly expected.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
KEYSTONE STATE CULLTNGS
PENN'S HEIR WINS.
He seeu-es Judgments Against Property
in Luserne County.

VIM. Stuart, who claims TO be descend.
ant of william Penn. and is seoking TO OBJ.
tain possession Of valuable land, which he
asserts Penn bcqueathed TO his hcirs. has won
the first step In his fight
He succeeded in getting four judgments In
The Luzerne county courts. They are against
Hugh Williams, Mm Freeman. L. H. Watts
ana VIM. II. Nash, who are In possession Of
property IA Plymouth township. Stuart.
whose residence Is In London. came here
about six months ago for the purpose Of pros.
ecuting hts claim.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
a Body From tho Elhn-

Tho fishing smack Ncrcna has arrived at
Lowestou. having on board one 4 the
eteImer Llbe. mail bags and the body Of a
man which she picked up near the spot where
the disaster 70 the steamer occurred. Tho
body was that Of Frederick Ernst, OF Madge.
buTH tween deck passenger, aui 10 him
was fastened life belt ana IN tho pockets Of
MS clothes wrere found passport ana soy.
crgl KEYS
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
aobbors' Big Haui,

sosthern Pacific westbound train No. a.
was held ups miles from Wilcox. Wednes
DAY night at es;B by party Of masked mon
ihsy separated the express car from the
tfaip, hauled II Ave miles west and puttinv
six shots of dynamite on tho through saie
blew u wide open. II contained si0. 600 in
MEXICAN silver, which was removed. The
trail of the robbers Is marked by q profu,
scattering IN tho sulphur springs Of iexiT
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
Me Kinley the Fayorite.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette prints
the presidential preferences OF Republican
editors from every state and territory. Yer.
mont has a kindly feeling for Senator Red.
Held Procter, who was secretary Of war ip
Harrlson's cabinet. Senator Chaudler's
New Hampshire newspaper las a leaning 10.
ward Senator Frye OF Maine. Uiah wants
silver and Senator Don Cameron. There /,
here aud there touch Of "fayortlsu, hui
the great majority line up for McKinley, Har.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
EPIDEMIC OF DiPnruEnfA.

The public schools have been closed at Dal.
las city. Sawyer CITY, Corwin Center and
Pratt Hollow, Mexican county. owing TO the
epidemic OF diph,heria prevailing in those
localities. Local physicians are making an
effort to secure a supply OF anti-toXin. a
large number OF small children ure III with
the disease
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
CHIMES AND pESALriHS

Members oi,he New York coffee exchange
admit making adulterationa
DR.. Horace E. Pope. a dentist OF Detroit,
was murdered by &inam Brusseaus, Mr..
pope's nurse
Jack Collins, oiCarrs Fork, KY. shot and
Will Ambory and Nat Martin, and seriously
wounded John laftin.
AZ Al!llicsn. Tex, William Werd, section
hand on tho houston Texas road, shot into
section house. killing four men and wound.
Ing two. He also shot Mts. Ieagcr and her
dough,er, Miss Kicker. He then set fire 10
the house, but Mss Kicker put the IRE out.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
EDrron snicK SENTENCED.

J. j. Shlck OF tho Clarion Jacksonian,
charged with criminal libel ON oath of Hon.
George kribs, was sentenced on the third
count Of the indictment to pay lno Of 300
and cost Of prosecution and 10 stand COM
mi,ted to the county jail until II is complied
with. The defendant was acquitted ON the
first and second counts, and sentence was
suspended on the fourth and fifth counts.
The case will 20 to a higher court. Tne
deiendcnt proposes to write up his paper
from the county jail.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
BATTLE In COLUMBIA
Government Troops Successful 4.
With Robels,

troops successful g. A n rxob,
With Robels.
are a revolution q. u has broken GU, in IN. depart.
mens OF cauoue, Bolivar, y ..ss,ens ana
Antioqua- Martial law has b -, .'-"ai-,.aas
at Cartagens, and portion ~ Ia,san
ment Of troops stationed d -.
been withdraw. The re- Ianshs nave
Praders. departm.nt ot ssgement Friday at
were routed. The &c 0sncua The rebels
gelo. ,Sofak UIloa and An
The inhabitants
upon Amsricsn n Colon arc depending
leaders of the az protection. some OF the
ed. The Unit stufbaDce have boon arrest.
coalinR here. A States cruiser, Atlanta, Is
New York ia Ahd the United States cruiser
has been o, expected. A French warship
Asred 10 Colon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
AMERICANS CAPTURED.

BY Chinese Because They Shot q Native
INSTEAD Of a Partridge.
4 dispatch from Shanghai says a telegram
nus been received there from Chin Kiang.
stating that party OF Officers from the
american warshIp Concord landed at
Chln hianS for the purpose Of shooting
game they, by accident. shot China.
man.
The populace became infuriated and attack.
ed, and seized and carried on IN. whole
party. The commander Of the Concord sant
an armed forced Of blue jackets and seaman
TO rescue them at all hazards.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
HOME AND FOREIGN.
What is Transpiring the World over.
Important Events Briefly Told.
CAPITAL AND LABOR,

The Illinois glnss company OF Alton has
shut down, throwing S25 hands out OF
employment The child labor law Is the
cause.
With cash whea, quoted In Chicago at 40
cents bushel and bltuminous coal at So a
ton. the lowest ever known there have been
reached Cheap coal is result OF war In
railroad rates, which sent down prices o
dollar q ton.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
aaye eaiyan UP Al Hope.

line. steamer .LudingtoR, Of the Goodrich
peri Shich had been iorty-eight hours on a
Ios Ious and lraitless trip IN search OF tho
o lsteamer Chicorn, arrived ut sheboygan,
Svered with fity toDs OF lee. During
xsr trip she covered 800 miles but saw moth
pIAg oi the wrecked steamer. Capt Henry
Ietlnes. brother Of tho captain OF the chieofA,
a lland q. \. Nhlstler, Chicago aKeut Of the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
Germany Winter Bound.

Tho weather Is intensely cold. especially
along the Baltic coast. 1no rivers are fro
ssn and trafiic interrupted. Most OF the
In passabe by snow. Tho same conditions
prevail Ia Austria, and genuine blizzard
. reported ut Vienna.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07

by vote OF 80 to 29 the Missouri House
went on record ~ endorsing the bll 10 ore.
vent baseball and fooibdll The biI provides
for a line OF eco for each offender ,nd nIsces
such games on level with sundaygambIIns.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
Another Baltic in Columbia

a severe engagement has besn fought al
Bogota. between the government forces and
the rebels. Two hundred OF the latter were
killed- Tho government troops were
under tho personal command Of the Presl-
dent.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Cattle-Common 10 extra 4
ea SO4Sb0; stoekers and feeders, ssg
COWS and bulls, si.b0Css, aa; calves, 81
liogs-heayy, ~ yOaig 20; common 90
mixed, sa ,hlsslb; choice assorted, ~
light, sa.uiss tas0, pigs, sau@e 10 hnee1
fefior 20 choice, te'su@apo, iainbs, W, she}
Cinetnnati- lloss,.- salecl shipppfp Al =
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
rinEs, ACCIDENTS. rAr.L,r,rs rro.

fihks' ACCIDENTS, FATALITIES, Ero
rive passengers were hurt by a stage upset.
Ing at Orange Mountain, n. J.
a boiler In the Denver (Col. tannery com.
panys power house exploded, wreoking the
pthers. 'si
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07

Every corporation. company aud assoca
tion. both resident and foreign, doing bust
ness for profit In the United : iates shall
make and render return to the collector or
deputy collectors Of tho district, In which its
principal ollce or place OF business is si.uai.
ed on or before the first Monday In March
1896. OF all lie business and profits for the
whole Of tho calendar year 1894 Returns OF
persons shall be made on form No 965, and
VI corporations on form No 500. Said forms
may be procured OF collectors on application.
Penalties: II said returns arc not made In
the mannor and time above stated IL Is the
duty Of the collector or deputy collector 10
make the leturns In the form prescribed by
law thereto. rhe insone tag Ia due and
payable on or before the lst day 9i July
that there shall be levied. In addition thereto
the sum Of per centum on the amount due
and Interest at the rate Of per centum per
month from the time the same became due.
Full Instructions Tor making said returns nre
printed In blank form
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
WHAT is YOUR INCOME?
Collectors viii Soon Bo Around After
tho Dotaila

Commissioner Miller. OF the internal reve-
que bureau, hos prepared notice, copies OF
which will bo posted In all the cities and
towns throughout the country, notifying
those who come within the provisions Of the
income tar law Of their duty in tho premises.
The law makes an appropriation Of s2i5, 900
for carrying the oct into effect and provides
for the appointment Of 3O3 additional deputy
revenue collectors and ten additional revenue
agents.
The deputies will be appointed by the dis.
trict collector and tho agents Of Commissioner
Miller, who will at once begin the apportlon-
ment Of the appropriation. The deputies
will not be allotted at once, but only US the
necessities Of the work require. After quot.
ing tho provisions Of the law. the notice says
IL IL the duty Of oil persons Of lawful age
having an annual income OF more than 81, 500
20 make and render a return on or before the
first Monday In March, 1895, 90 the collector
or deputy collector OF the district in which
they reside. Of the amount Of their gains and
income for the whole OF the calendar yeai
1894. and all guardians, trustees and cor.
porations acting In any nduciary capacity
shall make a like return for their wards or
persons for whom they act.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07

mail car on the Air Line tram q,
Louisville to ST. Louis, was burned. ani
the mail destroyed, except one pouch Of \
istered letters.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
Three Men Killnd

The boiler Of Earl Carpenter & Son.
house, Mt Mashapang pond. Elmwood. T.
exploded killing Two men outright. inu.
n third so that he died within an h5ur
wounting ~ others some oil them ser,on
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07

Many Miners KILLED.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07
WillAooopt the Ont.

Ths WHIT Lily Coal Company Of banning
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07

A special order was invoked to-day to
bring the bill TO repeal the one-tenth OF q
cent differential duty that is imposed by the
new tariff law on sugars imported by
bounty-paying countries and Il was passed
without amendment by vote OF 2s9 TO 81.
Evening star., 1895-09-05
A TELEGRApHEn's MISTAKE.

A Change In n Figure Leads to u Suit
for $1O,50O Damages.
An alleged mistake in the wording of a
telegram by the Western Union Telegraph
company led today to the institution of
erro. in which $40. 800 damages are claimed.
Mr.. Fererro states that he is a local
wholesale produce dealer, and on the 18th
of last May Loomis & Woodwork Of Vic
tor, N. Y, filed with the defendant COM
pany there the following telegram: Fifty
five cents delivered. Usual terms. Quick
acceptance" Thereby meaning that they
would sell the plaintiff potatoes at IS cents
a bushel. In transmitting the message,
charges Mr.. Ferewo. the telegraph COM
pany substituted forty-fve for ifty-five
cents, and the plaintiff ordered two car
loads of potatoes. He thereupon succeeded
in disposing of one car load to his Gus
toners in advance of the arrival here cf
When the potatoes arrived bill OF ladinS
was presented to him. he says, calling for
fifty-five cents a bushel. He declined to
pay that price, but offered to take them at
the price mentioned in the telegram re-
ceived by him-forty-five cents-which offer
was refused. He endeavored to secure po-
tatoes elsewhere, with which to supply his
customers, but without success, the whole
sale price having advanced meantime to
eighty cents.
Because of the alleged negligence and
carelessness of the telegraph company in
transmitting the message Mr.. Fererro
claims that he was obliged to disappoint
his customers, and consequently lost their
confidence. reliance and the valuable trade
and patronage of divers of them. For the
loss of the sale of the potatoes he claims
$500 damages, and for the loss to his bus
mess $4,000 damages.
Evening star., 1895-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS. A

Bijou Theater.-The above popular FAM
Der the 9th, with an entire change of ap-
pearance. The old familiar colors will
transform to terra Gotta, white and gold.
The new lessee, VIM. H. Easton, formerly
the manager of the Bijol In its palmy days
of prosperity, has taken the lease of the
house and will cater to the public, special
care and attention being devoted to making
it a family resort. The opening attraction
will be the Moss Jollity Company, in the
the clever comedian, Charles T. Aldrich,
late of the Hoss and Hoss Company. Mr..
Aldrch in 1.-The Kodak introduces a
tramp to the public, who is unique; tramp
pure and simple, not one who pulls his
whiskers from his chin to see if he has
them, but genuine character of the tramp
up to date. The supporting company in
cludes Mrs. Hattie Haines, late of the Nelly
McHenry Company; Mr.. Edward NJ. Ryan,
who has starred for the past five years in
"One Of the Finest" little Elsie Lowery,
the wonderful child dancer; the clever
soubrette, Mignon Carroll the musical
prodigy, Mrs. Helen Rodgers, and the pop
ular American play rights, the Moss
Family" consisting of Fred, Frank, Char
lotte aud Bertha, who are unequaled as
musical artists. Manager Easton has also
secured, in addition to the above strong
attraction, the four Lassards, in their Jolli-
fication of 1.-The Country School," direct
from Roster & Bials', New York, where
lists, four in number are n:arvels Of their
art. The strong opening attraction for the
Bijou should test the limit and the capac-
ity of that coZy little house.
Evening star., 1895-09-05

soned to death" the witness answered,
"and he said he could cure her"
Does the old man drink"
Yes sir; should say he does" answer
ed witness. land when he was arrested
yesterday his breath smelled like barrel
Policeman Bowie told of the old mans
alleged "voodoo" conduct, and said he
asked him IL he was doctor.
He said he was and showed his badge.
which proved to be the badge Of wagon
driver, the inscription on the badge being
brooklyn, 54O Mds."
The old man had fit and had to be
given hospital treatment.
Mary Collins, a colored woman, carrying
and infant, and John Tolbert were in court
because they had engaged in a war of words
on the street last night.
"On account of the baby" said the judge,
'I'n take the woman's personal bonds The
man is fined IS or fifteen days."
Maloney Gets Four Months.
John Maloney. who is known in Swan
poodle" as Jackie" Maloney, was drunk
last night, and when Officer Stamler ar
rested him for being drunk and disorderly
he resisted and threatened to cut the ofii-
GERS heart out.
It paid no attention to what he said, -
the policeman told the court; but when ]
reached the station 1 found a razor on
him.
-Four months for the razor" said the
judge, land IS for disorderly conduct"
Mary Addison, a good-looking and we'll
dressed colored girl. about fourteen years
old, was in the court on a charge of va
grancy.
Policeman Boswell, who made the arrest,
told the court that last night four young
colored men filled the girl with beer and
then tried to assault her. She was left near
the reservoir, where she was not found until
about 2 o'clock this morning.
Judge Kimball said he would send the
girl to the reform school Il there is room
. In that institution for her.
Evening star., 1895-09-05
G. A. r.. APPOINTMENTS.
Aids and Special Committees Named
by Commander Anderson.


by Comma nder Anderson.
Department Commander Marion T. An
derson, Department of the Potomac, G.
A. R., has announced the following
named comrades to be aids-de-camp on his
staff: Charles F. Noske, Post No. 1;
Aaron Baldwin, Post No. 2; J. H. Strick-
land, Post No. Is. Also the following spe-
cial committees: On testimonial to Past
Department Commander Bickford, N. M.
Brooks. past department commander.
chairman; George Porter Davis, Post No.
8: VIM. Hunter Myers. Post No. 2. On
protection of pensioners in care Of their
pension money, I. G, Kimball, Post No. s;
F. L. Campbell, Post No. 3; W. H. Doo-
little, Post No. 2; Stanton Weaver, Post
No. z; e. J. Sweet. Post No. 20. On fra
ternal relations among the posts, w. w.
Eldridge. Post No. 5; w. P: Seville, Post
No. 30; Richard Bennett, Post No. 2; H.
H. Martin, Post No. 3; E. II. Ripley. Post
No. 10. On relations with Sons of Veter-
ans, w. D. Low, Post No. Is; A. J. Gun
ming. Post No. 2: J. w. Butcher, Post No.
4; James Wood, Post No. 10; c. NJ Rob-
inson, Post No. 10. On procuring head
stones for isolated graves, Chris. Storm,
Post No. 10: E. F. Grant, Post No. 13; H.
=. Olmstead, Post No. Is; Neil McFar-
land, Post No. II; Rudolph Timer. Post
No. 10.
Evening star., 1895-09-05
DISASTER ON THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Two Men Killed by the Collapse of n

Two Men Killed by the Collapse of a
Tower.
A horrible accident occurred at the state
fair grounds at Springfield, Ill, yesterday
afternoon. The east tower on the great
machinery hail. which is now being rooted,
collapsed and fell in, burying several men
beneath it's ruins. Charles Hcbson of Lin
coin, Neb., and James Parke of Springfield,
both plumbers. who were at work on the
ground floor. were killed. They were COW
The injured are: Fred. Berd. a carpenter,
badly mashed; N. Williamson, carpenter.
both ankles broken: Samuel Davenport of
Chicago, boss carpenter; badly injured
about the back by falling debris; John
Gethard, a carpenter, large gash in his
head, will probably recover; Charles Brow
nell. water carrier, both legs and both
tar. and fearfully lacerated, will die.
Neither building nor tower was braced,
but whether this caused the accident Is
not known. 1t is the general opinion that
the hard rain Tuesday night loosened the
mortar, which had not time to dry, work
having been rushed on the building in or
der to have 1t completed in time for the
fair, and this caused the accident. The
loss will amount to several thousand dol
lars.
James Clancy, a slater, fell from the roof
into mortar bed. striking on his head,
but escaped with a few bruises. All the
imprisoned men had been gotten out by 0
o'clock. Several were uninjured.