Fnr1her pnr,lculnrs OF the ExpIo,lon.
{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2513, "word_count": 440, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9695000052452087], "ccnet_perplexity": [1929.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
The scene of the terrible explosion On Monday
evening. which we noticed yesterday morning. was
visited by crowds throughout the day, and present.
ed spectacle of melancholy interest. The expIo-
sion mus; have been OF tremendous violence. TO
Judge by the traces indentsons OF the fragments OF tie
shell upon the ne;ch5orng walls and houses Windows
broken and shattered every direction and stains OF boa
SIN remained upon the si3ewalkwhls fragments Of the
shell have been found quarter Of mile from the scene Of
the explosion.


When the accidcn. occurred Mr. Edward Duvan, who
with Mr. Luke Torboss purchased the bombs was sitting
on The Sidewalk with the shell between his knees empty
ing II Of ia contents when II exploded. killing him instant
v and r1u,ia.pr him in the mos; horrible manner. M
Aaron O. Price, master builder engaged on St Ihomas
Church. was riding down town. when linchpin became
loose and he stopped ct Mr.. Duvas TO repair While the
rev pin was being made, NJ p was standing near Mr.
Duva conversing. when portion Of the shell struck him
on the buck OF the skull. killing him instantly when taken
up was found that his hauds in his pocket In the
same noston as when standing up and conve-sins before
the catastrophe.


Mr.. Richard Broderiek, young man who was passing
the shop the other side Of the street. came over and
pcked up some Of the composition which WAS running out
o. the shell, exploded, and fragment struck him on
the ipeuqr voln which .svSrod lie died almost iInHe-
ta,ely. In company with Broderlck. Mr. Robert
Bennct of $50 Hudson street who was thrown into the al
By the shock broke both legs in falling and has since
died Mr. Torboss also severely wounded in the leg


SIX other bombs OF similar character have been found
in the shop and the premises put under guard The
bombs were all dug OF the s1nd at the Hook and is
supposed have been lodged there At various times by ships
OF war in gunnery practice.


Its seldom called upon 10 record so startling
cao,nty as :hIs-so sudden so entirely unhcraled and
unsuspcced-so fatal It's consequences. Above the room
where yesterday lay dcconty composed the several limbs
and mutlatct body Mr. Duva heard the piercing
and ccasclcss shreki dsobi The agcnzed wife, flushing
the thoushtlcss tongues the crowd without and sending
the tear Of sympathy many rough cheek and every
one stole away that OF l;ess desoaton full Of
sad and thoughts and ireadIns carefully along
the blood stained walk he fcar 70 wake the sambers
| o. t,r hnn