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yass. except the one in Arkansas IS very much tanner than the one they have in Kentucky. At the first speak ing appointment Chas. K. Wheeler went after one of his competitors, FIX Gov. James B. McCreary in rather vigorous fashion, attacking him on ms silver record McCreary answered by saving that if Wheeler had told the truth anywhere in his speech he had failed to hear it. The fight has been getting hotter ever since, but 1t IS not thought there will be a demand for pistols and coffee for two. Judge James E. Cantrill and Congressman David H. Smith are the other two can didates, and while they have so far kept out of the bitter war of words. MT. Wheeler has served notice on them that he is getting his prodding stick ready for them. But maybe the Arkansas canvass will warm up some vet
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The prosecution has failed to prove by it's own witnesses that Sampson had anything to do with the battle of Santiago. It has proved that Scnley didn't coal his fleet according to in structicns of the naval board of strat- egy, but what does that amount to in view of the fact that Schley eoaled when he thought best having been governed by conditions as they pre- sented themselevs to a man on the spot, and then won a great victory destroying Ceryera's fleet?
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The Atlanta Constitution remarks that the right of the negro to vote in Georgia is better guaranteed than is his right to ask for work in Illinois Even New Jersey proposes to have no more negro labor The only place for the negro to get profitable employ ment is in the South
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A Disaopoiatment.

Science poses in the presence of the inconyenient fact that the mosquitoes are just as thick in the oil districts of Texas. where the whole country is more or less coated with petroleum, as they are in the vicinity of the Jer- sey marshes.-Minneap Times.
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The DAILY GRAPHIC accepts ad. yverstisina upon the guarantee that it's paid circulation is over 50 per cent greater than that Of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper.
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-Everybody is looking forward to the coming of Sells & Gray's united shows to Pine Bluff on Friday, Octo- Der 1, with anticipations of great pleasure, and there is sure to be a congested condition in the streets with the inflowing multitudes from the country.
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"piSTOLTOTING.'

PISTOL ToTiNG.'
 The Little Rock Democrat is mak- sol toting." and one of the best things <. has said is the following:
 When the law, with it's iron hand smites the high-toned pistol toter with the same severity that it strikes the soter of humber degree, there will come an end to the murders and as sassinations that now occur with such frequency. Every good, law abiding citizen should enroll himself against the pistol.
 The carrying of deadly weapons is a coWardly practice, and is not an Indication of bravery. Of course not all men who carry deadly weapons are towards, but it is the towards who indulge in it that often forces brave man to carry a dealy weapon to pro- teet himself from deadly assault by the cowrdly pistol toter"
 It is question that is difficult of solution. Some states have laws so stringent against the practice that npon conviction both a fine and im- Drisonment are imposed, but in those states pistol toting' does not seem to have been lessened at all. and sta tistics show that homicides are as great in number as formerly.
 The Graphic does not wish to be un- derstood as encouraging the cowardlv practice of carrying deadly weapons though it's views as to how an effec- tive check may be put to it may be somewhat pessimistic.
 If, as the Democrat suggests, the high toned pistol toter" be fined with she same severity that it strikes the toter of humber degree" the Graphic does not believe an "end will come to murders and assassinations, that now occur with such frequency" It wonld no doubt deter the better ele- nent of society from carrying pistols even occasionally because of their respect for the law and their abhor- renee of going about as walking arsen. als, but the cowardly pistol toter" who has no respect for the law. cares nothing for society, and de lights in that which makes film appear as a bully, would makes him appear as a bully. would still go armed and it is that class of citizenship which too often forces eetter men to carry concealed deadly weapons for self preservation.
 hS NldpAlC HOpeS 10 see III the near future some means devised by which the evil may be abated, and will lend it's aid at all times in the further ance of any effort to improve the nor al status of the people by the aboli tion of such demoralizing influences as pistol totng. No good citizen can carry a pistol. however great inc p9ovoeation without feeling tha. he has degraded h.s manhood aaa placed himself on the level with tic snmlnoa bully
 
 hent2ei.5, like Arkansas is no4 m the midst of | joint senatorial can
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The -Crucial-Iime.

It's all right so long as you can bor= TOW from Peter to pay Paul. The trouble comes when Peter gets his back up and refuses to let you have any more mcney-kansas City Times
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The leaves blow from my trees across my neighbours yard, but he does not ask that I chop down my trees I, too, must put up with some annoyances for the benefit of others.
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Remember that the Pine Bluff street railway is a local enterprise, owned and operated by local people, and then help them by taking some of their first mortgage bonds. Let the bonds and stock all be in the hands of local people
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His Time to Keep Mum.

While all this agitation regarding anarchy is going on the Hon. John P. Altgald has not said word-kansas City Star.
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Hanna IS spreading it on over Roosevelt quite lavishly since the lat ter became president But your Uncle Mark always keeps an eye to Windward
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When I have reyenged myself upon my enemy I have freed him from the torture of fearing that 1 am going 10 do som mething-Atlanta ConstitNion.
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l do not expect my guest to crit- else my table. Neither shall find fault with my hosts religion.
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Settin1 the Pace.

If the first baby jolts the scales at
 nine pounds it doesn't matter what the second one weighs.-Chicago
 News
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The New York Sun has been very appropriately dubbed tae Czolgosz of American journalism.
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A Ste ady@Job.

Tally once more Mr Zimmerman has again paid the Duke of Manches- ter's debts=Milwaukee Wisconsin,
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Maxims of an Old Fogy.

I have two sons. To each of them l give this message: Be a gentleman first. After that be rich if you can.
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A tirst-olass opera house in Pine Bluff, properly managed would real ize a handsome income.
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Let no cold water be thrown on the project of the Elks to build a credit able opera house in Pine Bluff
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Advertising rates made known af application.
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Entered at the Postotflce at Fine 8luff, Ark, as secoHfclass mali mat ger.
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f1FFECE: 300 West Barraque Street. TELEPHONE: No. 102.
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;. w. ADAMS. General Managc7e FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Ed for GEO. K. ADAMS, Business Manser.
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Subscription Price.
 r,,i,x, o,o ccrv one Week... IS r,a; ;Is, nna conv one month. 65 1aiI1, ona conz. s,r months. s3.75 .,ai19, ono cony one year. $750 .s',,,do,, Edition one year. $2 00 ,fsa,oi.yyael,lv one year. Sl. 50
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Advertise Your Wants.

Wanted--posit'on by general salesman: h 1e 'Ts experience; a.ried and live in city: pest of references. Address D. Or phic office.
 619 f '
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= OR RENT Two .irah rooms suitable for man and wife Inquire q03 W tn ave
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destroying Ceryeras s feet?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-17
BUILDING AT cHAUTAUouA.
Eight rexae Towns Order the Con
 struction Of Cottages.

Boulder. Colo, June 17.-l h. Fisher. a contractor of this city mas returned from Texas, where he visited the towns which held contracts tor Chautauqua cottages and brought back with him contracts to build one each for Fort Worth, Terrell, Paris HiIsboro. Cogsicana, Houston san Antonio and Hot Springs Ark. These cottages afe all to cost between $4oV and SG00 each and are to be completed before the opening of the chantaqq0a session of July i.
 Mr. Fisher also received directions from Edward Chamberlain to remove his present cottage to an adioinins lot and to prepare plans for mag nifiaent cottage ho is to build here Eben C. Fine. of this city. has been request by tbe town of BroWn%eod Tex.. to build that place cottage at he Ghautauqua tt cost of Sf3o These are but ] fea= of the ne# cot tages coatemplata3 feG the season.
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F. (. M'iLHENNY
Promoted to Manager of the Local
 Armour Plant.

MT r. C. McIIhenny. who has been cashier at the local plant of the Ar mour Packing company since the same opened here, was this morning promoted to the position of manager. and has already assumed charge. MT, (. F. Fahlsing who only few months ago succeeded Mr. J. J Kline as manager at that plant, has returned to Kansas City his former homo, and will resume his duties with the company there.
 Mr W. C. ]e1fz, general manager for the Afna ampany is here ar ranging mattel5 and checking in the new manager
 Mi Summer an experienced a5 taehe of the company Il Cincinnati 0..=will arrive in tHe city ii few lays and assume charge af the ship ping department
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 A CIVILIZED CITY.
fomB Mistaken Ideas About Dawson,
 in tire ktondiile, Corrected.

in tsle Niondil<e, Corrected.
 A tall and stately K1oadiker. whose bronzed face and gray goatee make impressive his urban manners and rather nervous conversation, wrote the name of Jeremiah Lynch, Dawson, . on the register at the Arlington. Rs vas until 597 a resident of San Fran cisco and wa5 one of the gold Demo-. cratic leaders n California during the campaign q 154G With the Klondike discoveries he went to Alaska aad en- gagged in divers enterprises, which prospered him exceedingly Of late he has given his attention chiefly to min ing but after a visit of two or three weeks ill San Francisco is on his way to Europe. where he intends to spend tbe winter months, says the Washing ton Port Dawson, with it's three daily newspapers, electric lighting plants ana population of 5000 pet~ pie. said he last evening, is now hardly weeks journey from Seattle. and one can travel all the way with entire comfort It is about three days 5y steamer from Seattle up the coast, q few hours by rail oyer the White Pass road. and then two days by steamer to Dawson During tha past simmer a steamer has been running every day each way between the ter minus of the railroad and Dawsone T hat city, ii is Eot generally known, is north of the mouth of the Yukon, the Yaiiay ei which 1 an certain. will he souna earabia in future years O. SUD- porting q vast population. We raised big retat9ss. cahbages and other yege, tables at DawseH tllts year, seme ef which have been hurried to the eNDosi
 9n at Paris for exhibition The
 ttE i5 well g9veats,i and when the governor general Of Canada visited IS during lba rmmer and was entertain- a5 by resident gentlemen in full dress sHiss he expressed surprise #et tho de- yelapmeat the ett has made. The
 3aasiels ase mo5aA ia theie HuIe of DaNssa aul of tha mines in hat re- sion. bat Lcanfes 3 fully warrant VI reeall for on me oA tho Am- e1itan side UG tl2 He
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.oaomahiles for Pine Bluff.

}lr P NJ kilroy, the West Second avenue bicycle dealer, has ordered two steam locomobiles One was ordered for Mr D. L. Charlan. of the Sawyer & Austin Lumber company and the other will be used by Mr Kilroy. The loeomobiles will arrive in this city on the steamer Lucille Rowland Thurs day. They are similar to an auto mobile. but are operated by steam.
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lfFEsS UPS AND DOWNS.
ss.. eniticent Revenge the Governor of
 Missouri Took on Prisoner.

ss. eniticent Revenge the Governor of
 Missouri Took on Prisoner.
 X few years ago, while Robert Stew art vas governor of Missouri, steamboat man was brought in from the penitentiary as an applicant for a pardon. He was a large, powerful fel- low, and when the governor looked at him, he seemed strangely affected. He scrutinized him long and closely. Finally he signed document that re- stored the prisoner to liberty. Before he handed it to him he said: You will commit some ether crime and be in the penitentiary again, I fear
 The man solemnly promised that he NO d not The governor looked doubtful, unused a few minutes, and said:
 You will go back on the r:Taf and De 9 mate again suppose?.
 The man re q that he would
 Wei. I want you to promise ne one tbi4.g, iessmed the goEernor " I Want you to pledge your word that when you are mate again, you will never take billet Of wood in your hand and drive 8 sick boy out of 8 bunk to help you lead your boat on a jtormy flight The steamboat man said he would not, and inquired what the governor meant by asking him such a question.
 The governor replied: Because some day, that boy may become a gov- ernor, and you may want him to par don you for a crime. One dark stormy night, many years ago, you stopped your boat on the Mississippi river to take on a load of wood. There was a boy or board who was working his passage from New Orleans to St. Louis, but he was very sick of fever and he Was lying in a bunk You had plenty Of men 10 do the work, but you went to that bay with q stick Of wood in your hand and drove him with 7iowa and curses out into tho wretched night and kept him toilng like Q slave until the load was completed was that boy Here is your pardon, NeVar again be guilty of sucn brutal fly"
 Tho man. covering ans h.ding his face went out without C wosd
 What a noble revenge that vas. and w1al lesson 10 q boflg 5t;ecos3.
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Mistakino Liberty for License.


 The constitution guarantees to every man personal and religious lib erty, but the Dowies and Herrons of the country are stretching the priyi- ege to a point where interference aoild appear to be justified by public policy. if not by law Dowie is more insane than thousands of religious monomanaes who are under restraint, get he is allowed to go about convert ing thousands Of beliefs that are dan serous to both life and morals
 6i@rron and his imitators are strik- ing at the very foundation of eur SO cial system by destroying the sanctity of the marriage relation, and yet they are unmoltested They and the apos- ties of the endless sciences With which the country is afflicted are cor eapting rHblie morals at an alarming rate The widest, most dangerous belief that any halfcrazy thaorist eaH conceive finds adherents. and the malie takes 10 heed until it becomes n evil djai pIl b e1adteete- -Aiilwa'l- Zee z 86aat
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] Abnndona.l FAITHS tn Eneiand.

3yer a considerable extent of sails 5H5y Plain. which Is no9 used fos ai}5tarr m5aeuFess. Q3aatitias of ae5ken diufs aFe to ba seen 8a th short suff These fiat7 have q eato to .al 9e iaes tbat ia ehiefl tha se5,aSfzf re.4 They show ta2, the aud oa Hhtea ehey lie Tas formerly e.5elvateJ Corn once waved ayar q considerable aaHt.aa- ef the e=e=i 9laIa. was a6auA ncd as unavoidable Iaas bo- .ara tue arop iH prices twenty og tWen- .y-6ve yeats gso x statement was re gently made ln ene ae the daily papers 4hat tvo farms il tssey, on the bor- lafs of Epping Forest, are to be had rent free, provided the tenant pays all ratee etc, and keeps the farm bpild- iues n proper repair
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NARROW ESCA ?
Of Mrs. j. M. f9tghtowef frofo Being
 Seriously Bur |.

Ms Z al it.sh5o4e4= Haf FsfE marrow escape from haing seriously burned Sunday night She lighted a lamp and threw the match behind her. The match fell upon the train of her dress and ignited the lace. The fire was not discovered until the lady was almost enyeloped in flames Mr. Hightower hurried to her assistance, as did Miss Hattie Hightower, q young lady guest at the HightoWer home The former tried to smother the flames, but did not succeed until Miss Hightower secured number of blankets and wrapped them around Mrs. Hightower. Mrs. Iightowof was not burned but was badly frightened. Mr HightoweI was badly burned about the hands and is suffering con- siderable pain from his injuries.
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Special Assessor eAt

The taNbool5 for the collection oi the special assessment upon the real property in District No 3. for tbe purpose of pavias las been placed in mg hands. All owners ol real property lying in the district ale required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date If such payment is not made action will be commenced 1t the end of that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs
 Given under my hand this 12th day of June, 1901.
 HUGH WESTBROOK,
 Collector
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PHILIPPINE SUPREME COURT.
Judges Appointed--L. R. WiifIeY At
 toraey General.

Manila. June 11-The United States Philippine commission has appointed the following supreme court judges:
 Chief Justice. Cayetano Arellano.
 Florentino Torres, eX-attoney gen eral
 J. F. Cooper, of Texas.
 Gen. James F. Smith. of California formerly collector Of customs.
 Charles X Willard. of Minnesota.
 Eictorina Mapa, of Ilo Ilo.
 Fletcher Ladle. of New Hampshire The commission has appointed [. R. WIdey. of Missouri. to be attorney general. His assistant and solicitor will be natives.
 Harry Ffnney ] pawnbroker. is te be fried on the charge of Illegally purchasing commissary stores.
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rIisa,ie A gaiast Hunters.

? .4uSlde is being made against the Aaaeeaa 5eaa have made such relent- sess tgl a7ainst tae grouse, prairie eaHea daves ia.Es @ad song birds af ln lel 89Ht Ghadrou, >s after year the al1ters have M4a the fielaa With guns aha. logs atu 2ae grouae and chickens p6sa tiaz have disappeared from the prai- rles. and they have followed this up with assaults upon the meadow larks and song birds until few birds are now b be seen where they once lowered in large focks. Grasshoppers and other insects have increased with the de- crease of the birds.
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ta,Ifart,ia,s t,rf,t N,Inot Gre,

sona aiea of the extent 9I tae val nut culture in California may be formed rom the 1act that single large association i'll southern Califor- nla advertised for 5!ds for 20,000 sacks to be used in the shipping of the com ing crop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-17

The indications are that the south is going to he decidedly in the lead this year in the matter of railroad building.
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Coin Harvey cane to Arkansas about a year ago to reside, because ne said there were no large cities in this state, hence no probability of any serious trouble between labor and capital Now he contempiates run 1ius for congress. which makes it appear that he was not sincere in the reason he gave for coming to Nrkan- sas to reside.
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The small boy is LOW getting reatg for his Fourth of July fireworks dem 9nstrati0n
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Bridges rivers. tunnels mountains builds cities, gathers I'D the scattered rays of ones ability That's what Rock Mountain Tea does. 35c. Ask your druggist
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I've local exodus to summer resorts aas begun in earnest
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Partisan cabmeu are having lad time of it. The latest injustice, fol- lowing upon the institution of auto mobiles and cycles, is police order tofaidding them to swear at drivers of other vehicles, thus removing one of the characteristic features of cab life, not only ill the gay French eapi- taI, but anywhere else that there are eabmen.
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The ice man is not the only fellow in clover at present. Don't forget that the summer drinks man is strictly in business now.
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Entered at the Postofnce at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seceH8elass mail mat Ter.
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Advertising rates made known on application.
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oFFiCE soc West Barraque Street TELEPHONE. No 102.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-20
DO lou Know

Consumption is preventahle? Science has proyen
that, and also that neglect is suicidal Thu worst
cold or cough can be cured with Shfloh's Cough
and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee
for over fifty years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-20
JUSTICES SUPREME COURT:

w. A. Massey, c. P, c. H. Belknap
A. L. Fitzgerald.
Evening journal., 1901-01-04
NO AMERICANS
LOOT IN China
General Chafee Explains the
Work Of Troops in the
Orient

Washington, Jan. 4.-Gen. Chaffee
has cleared himself Of any suspicion Of
participating in any of the looting ex-
petitions which are said in some quar-
ters 70 be going on in China under the
disguise of punitive expeditions. His
report of the conditions under which
he took his last excursion from Pekin
has been received at the war depart
ment by cable from Pekin. The Of
ficials here were surprised when they
saw the press reports stating that
American troops had gone out into
the country to cooperate with a Ger
man expeditionary force. From the
nature of Gen. Chaffee's cablegram 1t
would appear that the officials had
communicated with him on this sub
ject and invited the explanation which
is afforded in the following cablegram,
dated Pekin, Jan. 2.
"Col. Theodore J. Wint returned
Movement simply to verify a report
that Christians had been murdered and
secure the arrest OF the guilty parties II
the allegation was found to be true.
Germans from Tien Tsin had been in
the country. We take no part in often
sive operations. but patrol the coun-
try between Pekin. Hoshiwu and Chang
Kiavan occasionally for the purpose OF
order"
Evening journal., 1901-01-04
FIVE VICTIMS
Oh FIRE DAMP
Pine Ridge COlliery the Scene
Of a Terrible Acct
dent

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 4.-1he Pine
Ridge colliery of the Algonquin Coal
company at Miners Mills was the
scene of a terrible accident yesterday.
Three men entered the mine to make
some repairs. They did not come to
the surface at noon. A number of res
cuers went down to investigate. They.
too, failed to come back. Then another
rescuing party went down. At s o'clock
last evening they found the dead bodies
OF ID. J. Williams, the superintendent,
and William Morgan, fire boss. The
men were victims OF fire damp. A
fourth rescuing party found Fire Boss
es William Early and Martin Fortune.
They were unconscious, and when
brought out physicians who were in
waiting said they could not recover.
All the victims were married men,
with families.
An explosion OF gas occurred in No.
2 mine Of the Delaware and Hudson
company at Plymouth yesterday after
noon. John Redusky, foreman of a
gang Of laborers, entered an abandon
ed chamber with a naked lamp and ig-
nited the gas. Redusky was instantly
killed. The following were injured:
Andrew Redusky. Joe Eustace. Joseph
Lyonsdale. Philip Klein, Martin Dud-
dy and Michael Kelly.