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EXPLOSION POWDER MILL.-The powder mill
of Mr. James Beatty situated the York road, about
six miles from Baltimore, blown up on Monday
morning. The explosion terrible; il felt
sensiby in Baltimore that the general impression was
that the shock caused by earthquake The
houses were shaken, and numerous pancs of glass
were broken, and crockery, &C., thrown from the
shelves. The quantity of powder in the establishment
at the time exceeded TONS The houses for a mile
and half around were more or less daHaged-doors
were forced open, windows broken, and in many in
stances persons at work miles from the mill we're
prosirated from the effect of the explosion. Three
large buildings belonging the MILL and which stood
about 10 yards apart blown TO fragments, and
scattered over about of ground At the time
of the explosion FIVE men were in the buildings
nothing could be found of them but pieces Of legs.
arms, hands, &c, lying about in every direcion.'
The bowels of one man were found haBging.to the
limb of tree, one hundred yards from the MILL.
The names of the men James Bush. Francis
Woodward, Wm. Brandon, - Knoop, and a negro
named Nelson Wagner. As all The persons at'work


in the mill were instantly killed idea be formed
Of the cause of the accident.