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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE. The steam
boiler in the box factory of Mossrs. W. & o.
Tirrell, on Harrison avenue, above the South
Free Bridge at Boston, exploded on Wednes-
day. The boiler which was set in brick was
blown across the street, a distance of 80 feet,
falling into blacksmith's shop, where several
men were at work, but injuring no one there
Two young men employed in the factory, nam
ed VIM, Tlrrel (son of the owner) and VIM
Ford were instantly killed, being mutiated in
a most shocking manner.