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Burning WeH-A correspondent of the Cleve- land Plain Dealer, gives an account of burning Trumbull county, Ohio. The well is o1 feet deep, all but 24 feet sand stone, quick sand and hard rock, which the augur used for boring could not penetrate. When it was withdrawn peculiar odor, accompanied by rushing sound was perceiv. ed. Suspecting the presence of inhamable gas, the owner of the we'll, lowered a lamp into it. A violent explosion that did some injury to the by islanders was the consequence, and the gas still continues to burn It is doubtless carburetted hy- drogen.