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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03
NEW LUMBER YARD,

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
yETHERE will be kept by the undersigned, COZ stanty
Eastern. western and II ortnern lumber
Consisting of Boards, Planh Joist shingles, Clap
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry
FRAMES suppied order al short notice, and all
LUMBER SOLD reasonable terms. Dv
I.C.MORSE & CO Il
II Office No. 10 Mechanic st. aug23 diff
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FOR SALE,

Ia The subscriber offers for sale SMALL FARM
.ESSiHa situated on the Nam road, about / OF mile
h- of the Cong egational Meeting House in
Spencer, containing ll4 of good Land well divi
ded into moving ami ptsturiig and fenced with
wall The Buildings consist o good two-story House
and Barn, th elar under H. all nearly new, and in
good repair There is also good supply of fruit and
never fiiling well OF water. HOhATIO HALL.
Spencer, Dec. 26th, 1852 dts
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WORCESTER, MONDAY, JANUARY 3. 1858.
MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC ROOK
- s N q = % N

e. s. N a g ON
HAS FOR sale at the publishers prices, either at
i L wholesale retail, the
Melodia Sacra,
complete collection of Church Music, well adapted 10
the wants Of Chos, and Singing Schools
Those in want ola Music Book, are invited 10
call and examine,
at No. 8 WARREN HAIL. Pearl street.
N b. Having made arrangements for great number
prices. ecl9 oti
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D0oRe. sAsEEg, ANn BLTNng.

TINE subscribers have opened shop at No 3Ol Main
street, opposite Coton's Nursery, where they in
Sashes glazed or unglazed Blinds painted, un-
painted which we sell as low as caa be bought any
where in the city. Also constantly on hand, or made
to order S b. Corbins work. well known To manniac-
tere the best work made in this city.
Nlfd Blinds re-painted and broken Windows repaired
at short notice Painting promptly attended to
NIB Work delivered ia any part of the city, free oil
charge D. & g. P. STEVENS
ie25 d3taw WY
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UNITED STATES
and Toreign Patent AgencY

Office, 80 STATE ST., corner of Congress street,
STON.
THE undersigned, late Principal Examiner in the
limited States Patent Office Al Washington ID. e.,
oilers his SERVICES 10 tnsH fdtKig appfeuori mr.
PATENTS Wi the hope that his long official connection
with that Office, and his familiarity with its rules and
practice, will enable him give satisfaction 10 those
who may employ him.
Those unacqualnled with him, referred to The fol
lowing testimonials from his late colleagues.
SAMUEL COOPER.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners,
in the nited States Patent Office, have ears
been well acquainted with Mr.. samuel Cooper areIy a
Principal Examiner in This flee, and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman OF the highest raj char
acter, OF unques Toned knowledge in the business aud
practice of the oce and that his scientific attinments
are such eininenty fit him the business in which
he is about to engage
HENRY D. RENWICK,)
l.. ID. GALE, Principal Examiners
j. II. LANE.
T, Il. PEALE,
THOMAS 4 EVERETT, Assistant
i. SOUTHGATE SMITH Examiners
WIN CHAUNCY LANGBON.1
From long acquaintance, and intimate official rela-
tcrs with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily concur in the
foregoing Recommendation made by my late colleagues
WA. p. N. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents"
octl2 dis3m
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o.. *

RFARSH's Patent OIL is the handsomest, cheapest
" and best article for light ever discovered and the
universal favor and admiration which this article has
received is than all other substances Tor light com-
bined il can be had of a. H. NEWTON. Agent,
No. 207 y aim street, Worcester
Ais Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wicking, & C.
N. b. Particular attention given to altering Old
Lamps, which does not exceed lz3 cents per Limp
oet25 dawtf
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North End Marked !

THE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
Il Block opposite the Court HOUSE, where he intends
keeping assortments of
MEATS AND YEGETAB LES,
and by keeping good articles low prices
ceve his share Of patronage.
IL Goods delivered in amy part Of the city.
nnvl9 dit ]. E. WOOD.
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Chair and Furniture Painting.

Graining, Vanishing, and Polishing.
DARTlCULAR attention given 20 tho repairing and
L. ru-pollshing or yarni.hing Old Furnuron either
az the residence or Of his rooms
All orders will meet with prompt attention, aud he ca,
ecnted Ia the most neat and thorough manner.
.ss WILLIAM u. PROCTY, corner Of Main
and Central streets Entrance, No. Central ~.
arlo dly
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Blank Books for Sale. Wholesale and
Retail.

WEN. Allen, Eeo0Ez-bIHader.
ND Blank-hook Manufacturer, has at his Bindery,
n and is constantly manufacturing Bank-books o.
every description such Ledgers. bay Books Journals
&C. Writing Books and Memorandum, constantly on
hand. ~ Books PACED, ifdesired OH Books rebound
as usual II M. 229 Alain street, lup siairs) .
worcester. June is. 1852 dawtf
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". LAzELL. 20l Main Street,
| "A Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
| ~ Medicines, Chemicals, &c.
sn GOLD FOIL and PLATE,
rficoa' Meth, and Dental lnstruments,
pnercd for sale, at tho lowest Boalon
augl5 du
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Prof. Horsford's Patent Safety Fluid
T,ann. and L,apn Filler.

Prof. Horsford's Patent Safety Fluid
Lamp, and Lamp Filler.
THE above invention the danger usually ap-
! pretended from the use of burning Fluid 1t needs
recommendation any who will examine the
lamp think will be convinced of its superiority to
any thing of the kind ever offered to the public. Oil and
Fluid Lamps altered at SIN III expense.
The public invited to examine the Lamp, at the
Of the subscriber 238 Main street, where they may
be bad at wholesale er retail, of II. AYRES,
sepi27 dtfs General Agent for Worcester County.
Aldrich & Co., Nos 43 and 45 Front St,
ENSA HARDING'S Block, have on hand, ani
bs5l receiving their choice dairy Butter, from JEFF
$500 ferson, st. Lawrence, and Herkmer Counts,
New ORR. which have proved SO good heretofore
Also, constantly receiving from Mills IN ny guam
titles all grades of Family Flour, from the
Eagle Mills y 8 A. v hi.-e.' g Gs.ie,ie
County Aills,n"J. W. Paddock,n Jefferson Mills"
" Geneva steam Mills 50 John Wrden Seneca Lake
Steam Mills" sR. Johnson,'' "Putnam." ga b.
Waldnn" Chfpmsvillsn Also coLlmon brands all
Of which Ceslrous Of making sale OIL Merchants,
Traders and Others, confident viii find il for
theif advantage to buy. ALDRICu 4 co,
dec6 dawf Nos 43 and As Front st., Worcester.
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Alum, Blue Vitriol, &c.
n BBLs. Alum whole and ground.
" 5000 lbs Blue Vitriol.
1000 lbs. b. ChrO Potash
400 lbs Truss Potash, for sale by
~ t G. s. a. A. ]. HOWE,
ma Wcr. Bank Block
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ss:5 MaIEA sd,

&c.. ofa n wrvDoyvAV
q h e. ,stseriesipssrs, .i es,s~siaoiIy
''s;Ii oSS9s.Aes gia ss~sS 1,,. rum&oRs,
ie UIcc Az orders bb,osen wis' WHO on 'a''
ranted 20 %, Goods pa ~ t1s"i o
/. %ssssii' I. r. ssS %sn ls
ap7 dslSyws stock and sss opposite &, u
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SODA
Chanca tn Make Monav

Chance to Make Money!
TEIGHLY useful and new discovery of making ar
L tice universal demand ami daily use, aiiording
Toft of 500 per cent. and being at lucrative in
any pnrt of the country. A recipe, and particulars
promptly sent, receiving by mail, postage sid.
~ = Ii Az NOR So. BpA 755a
dec2O eod4t w3w* Rochester, New York
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RTgERSHT1 NOTICE.

kRTNERSHI3S NOTICE.
bers have this days entered into Co
Ap under the firm ,tBAsSBTT, EARLE,
for the purpose of rAnsaciing the Whole
, In Produce BusinesA at the new building
o. X. Earle's Lumber Yard, at Wash
nearly opposite the Boston 4 Worcester
BAssETT, EARLE & BROTHER.
ly 10, 1852.
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Planning Machines
Powder. Shot. Cans,

Powder. Shot. Caps.
N ly $50 Kegs Blasting, Sporting, and lille Pow.
der, OF Enfield, Boston, and southwich Manufacture.
10 M Percussion Caps so Bags o, assorted Shot,
Also a good assortment of chuce Fruit, Nuts, and
FAMILY GROCERIES, for CASH.
Worcester Sent 10TH 1869. ctf
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Butter and Cheese.
A20Q LBS vi. Dairy Butter, in small and large
FGDO tubs.
5000 lbs W Dairy Cheese, part Sage
800 bills assorted Winter and Fall Apples.
200 lbs. toney -comb, in small boxes.
30 bushels Philadelphia shell barks
Also, squashes, Bees, Oniuns, Poatoes Citrons and
great assortment of Groceries, for sale at
GILBERT G. KNAPp's, No. Front street.
Worcester, Oct. 80, 1852. diff
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JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.
FOR THE MILLION!
SILVER WARE, WITCHES & JEWELRY.
u. ID. GODDARD 4 Co,
at their new Building called g Union Block,
NO Io7 Main street.

at their new Building called " Union Block
NO. Io7 Main street,
MOULD inform their customers in city and vicin
" ity, thel hayeiusi opened many and fash
onable Goods and solicit examination of their Stock
by stose about to make purchases of any articles in
the above line Our Stock very large aud consists off,
Silver Table and Tea laiies' and Gents Gold
s'1p1ns. haips
Sugar, sat-, 81 Mustard do. Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver FORTS aud Butter 80 different styles Lafies'
Knives; Hoops, Drops,and Knobs;
Silver Pitchers and Cups ladies' fine Brooches
plain and tncy Gents Scarf Pins Il Stnds;
Platei and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils & Thmbes;
take Baskets nd Castors; Gold Bracelets and Snaps
Table Bells platand Fancy; Entire sts e of Rings
Gent's. Port Monies and Cuff Pins Shell
Gents Colo F6hs ard Seals Back and Side Combs,
Vest Chains and Hooks SILVER Comts round for
Gold ehes oil every de- Children.
scrilti0n
We would cellhe attention oftbe public large
assortment OF
Gold and Silver spectacles.
Having mado arrangements with The Manufacturer,
org SiTds- e-ssr-S, SUI al eyes
and ages Mathematical INSTRUMENTS Of all prices
aiehes and Jewehy ully repaired and warrant
ed OLD GolI and Silver taken exchange. All OF The
above foods are offered low for ash, wh0lasa,e or
retail GJs Call at the UHion Block, No 1877 Main St
L. ID. GODDARD 4 co.
Worcester, Nov 10, 1852. dif
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Torrent.

TINE second and third stories Of the Brick Block, cor.
| ner of Southbridge and Main Streets. 1t is good
stand for Boot manufacture Water ON the "a hoor.
Apply to L. SPRING, ID,
sp9 If or 1t Nos Maple place.
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BDiTT went, E0TYPFs,

Il. g,aaIngiTT So ouEshi.RtEOTYPEs
@ &; : s s: s s;;s, S.ss
prices s 'sS 'ns' ,s. ss.s ..y..sn ssaass. :.
e; %Sss; Mourning our, Cases. .'l' ''"'
DSsss,ss :, sa"ss sn q
lure e''ypos "a fgroe nucos Pictnr mo sick, ~,
sSs 81. iis'f;,s SSs" a As i.
u soc d%"9ssSss OfDssastreSSssF ;sss w "
noyis erals, caH
dawH"
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Destructive Fire IL Gan Francisco.

OIL
May day succeeded by fearful conhlgration. At
II o'clock last ht the slsrm Of fire sounded the
kasset,e House w.s 90 fire The Rassetts House vas
shape Of L. The fire clught in the kitchen, ia tss
inside Conner so that the flames communicated almost
imms datey 70 both wings. brisk nocth wind vas
blo-ng and The gloomest forebodings for oil that
If the elt for time. Tue great mas, Of
dry lumber in the Rassatts House and is great height
gave he deyourng element advantage in coping With
which the 6remea cere at great disadvastage. Far
alb nj ff;e.p mimi tea the fire struggled half snohered
through the interior of the building and then the
flames burst forth In terrific heat upon the eastern snd
norbern sides The fire soon communicated to the two
story fame house TIE south Of Bash and
ssnome streets ard thence to the adjoining houses
the east aud south
lie greatest loser. pecuniarily is Mr.. Rassette the
and keeper o. the Rsss-tte House. The house
finely hnhed and Gttsd AID furnished II the highest
east, on Bush street, grocery kept BY Mr.. Eis
Adjoinir IT, Bush street, stoye and tin shop
te.t by Mr. Esans. whose loss Is about $1,000. The
building In which these stoves kept Owned by
Mr. Amos; his oss probably IN this buiiing-S3 000
Next sas The wayerlsy House KEEP: By Mr. Dunn; the
Adjoining the Eureka market BY Denyer Gray loss
5000.
Next he market stood the house occupied by Narson
Dofe, contractors and builders; Amos was ths owner
worth 81 GOO. The Eureka market and the house
occupied by Marsten & Bore were not entirely burned
down but the remains are Of little value. The ad
joining house occupied by Berry soachmaker vas pulled
down The owners we're Town Van Wrinkle Their loss
The 6rsr houle on Bush street. south Of Es' grocery,
boarding hou1e osned and kept by Mrs Cook The
next Dcuse wHs quite au1 lnIebuon
ing house Abous twenty steps beyond were couple o.
hou in the process Of erection which torn down
There several smaller bulldogs burned and the
grocery kept by Kreyehagen Howard and the yelling
house u Mr. Webb the north side OF BuSh street. had
Their fronts completely burnt over and It appears al
most miracle that they saved Many persons ,vs
lost considerably ~ moving out for fear that the fire
would extend 10 their hou es
Much OF the furniture OF the Oriental House was re.
moved ana nearly all the movable property in the sd
joining houses removed and In such haste tina. II
vac ksce-sarly injured Many OF the oosrders in the
Rssstte Hou-e Lose everything and unable to
save their money How tue hre originated have not
learned but We forget that the dread
4. rot yee passed.
sincs writing ao:ouut OF the Gre sc have earaed
upon good authority toat three lives IL not rore we're
lort IN last nighs Ere ell In The Rassste House. Doe
nan 30 jump from the IN I'd story vniow, his
body was not obtained seen upon the rssr
part 81 the building, and suddenly ths fame cuei over
ter read md he lost. sDo her woman was sen
slIEIg rem IL Lll " .liG l.o.J aAacSA, sAss-sa
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fell and was lest child was thrown out Of . third
jury.
YURrHER PARTICULARS.
Ften the Alta CAlfonia, May
The IRE eggiuahd In . the kitchaa, used ~
we're in bed At TIE time. Exactly how it caught Z not
to the inner corner Of the Rassette House.
The Rassstte House frame building flour Stories
with basement on The southwest corner Q. BUSH ana
back and e5 feet front Bush by sS back Tbs original
building 90 feet on Bush By IS on sanssme was erected
hills and the maj srty Of Rassettss acquAintsnces
dered how he could ooish build aas house in
settle now almost the centre Of the city, found hmssli
justified by his business in erecting wing fronting 100
Feet on Sam. me y IS feet back This wing sot ss
and the elegant furniture with which furnished
WAS wsrth about sloO Os There 4e persons
there It is said that great many OF the dodgers Lost
everything One reported to have lost 100 fifty dollar
worth several thousand dollars lady to have lost 81 500
in cash; others valuable jswelry; and many Of the
boadrs said to have lost from $500 $500 cash.
The following were the other houses burned
Mr.. Anoss house. the southeast OF Bush and
sanome streets so feet by 37K, occupied by Ess gro
The wayerly House. owned by Mr. Foley, adjoining on
Bush Is feet by 40 bAsk occupied BY Mr.
Dunn as . boarding house.
owned and kept by Denyer Gray.
Does furniture store the building "a by 60 feet owned
by Mr. Amos Behind this, he had another house. "a by
g. occupied by Narston BORE contractors builders
On Sansome street, adjoining the house Of Amos. was
boarding house 70 by 2s owned and kept By Mrs Cook
Adjoining Mrs. Cooks house the south side.
boarding house 20 by So owned by Mr.. SIMPSON which
had just been finished the las. coat Of paint having been
laid the evening before the ere. 1t had just been
opened by NJ H. Kelsey, who lost but little.
These houses all Of frame, two stories in height
The buildings down three -Berry's carriage
shop so BY o. adjoining Does furniture store Bush
street. and two unfinished houses owned by Kramer and
Jorres Ssnsone about twenty steps from simpsons
house. Two houses had their fronts burned of and
their roofs badly injured namely house owned by Mr.
Howard tie northwest corner of Bush and Sansone
aud occupied by Kerey enhasen Howard - . grocery
and The house adjoining Bush owned by Buckley
L. Morse. and occupied = dwelng by Mr.. Webb.
Tie residence Of DR. Tbhts and the boarding house
Mrs Ball. scorched but not burned. The lesses
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From January to March incluIve ths arrivals at|
Pert jackson 1885, de ,artures 1885, number Of
The brig John Robinson, from Kingston Jamaica, ar
rived at Melbourne on the 18th Of February with sixty
four passengers.
Adyices from Melbourne are to the 26th OF February
overunent sort from Bendgo and Mount Alexander,
23d With 7 343 ounces
Ballsrat Escort 23d with $50 ozs 331l having been
left at CIeelopg
Private Escort from Bendgo and Mount Alexander,
25th with 10 143 ozs
The latest Quotation OF gold was f3 l6s Der or.
Amerisan 6our sold on the 26th At Sls per bbl
-..-G.. ...-.,..
LA IA IAsr fhoA LLAnAI.AvnL NouoniS'
W. from .ne ueeioDe AdVsIuseIl FsoIuAIy -
nase Jus. Ieceivso .utnon.ic ,'oI ..os no.'
ay ons iresn discovsries q moss encouisg
s.sn1a cn piece Of surIacog gas iUuna e.
~ which turned OUT a. Inc Iase
~ so.en ounces pcr iosu. IN guuy CLOSE 70 WloSei
n. just opened nve hocs are down, ana al nave MT,
ns5e. me nugget sgnt pounds weight vas taken out
a. 0o.s ouny un rI,usy Ast ana snotner we9IsS
NV Pouaos - Aen rom tne sSme guiy on sasuraay.
- ga p. PrcvAipg mere, ana tne cay
yet, me o,ggers mean ~ now ana the tremendous
nhssScs .h. % % Eva snem for ,ne grand
: ,ney Anow W ~ nv .ne Ko'u = mere, ana only TO-
cures aoos 70 Set It. me 6ggers are vending west
- .iss AZ s ou ~ "g ~ S ~ snI weep SINKING
20 W. e ouof VI ny eay 81 snc i:poa CshaaAn uuny;
n n onr I a. 5nas We nnd OIL
several Gays to come We shall FOR the present close
COIN cIRourAR
Our market having been Int hs,aiv aunnl;sa 18th viz.
tora and Ovens GOLD the husineea NJ The ha. he
limited The price bias receded and ss lis NAV nov be
uuo,ed for Victoria and f3 I5s ed for New South Was
with yery little DISPOSITION to purchase the latter IL be
ing much above what IL realize, in England
Alaree quantity OF the Ovens gold nds its way to Vel
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
~>~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
ARRIvAL OF THE Ell DORADO.
>>~~~~~~~~~~>~~
BLOODY RIOTS At SANTA BARBARA.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~
Fires at Gam Francisco and Ian Jose
Hevcment in the Legislature Concerning the
Mesilla Valley Difficulty.
Attempt to Destroy the Steamship Sierra
Nevada.
One Million Of Gold Dust Landed.
-~~~~-~~~~~-~~-->--~
HEALTH OF TIE ISTHmUS.
Progress Of the Panama Railroad.
>~>~~~->~~>--~>~0~~~->~
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,
Sc, &c., SC.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,
Sc, &c., sc.

ne Dorado Capt Davenport, arrived here yesterday
srriDg bringing the q. mail passengers and treasure
q steamer Panama. which left San Francisco the It'll
sltino
The Fl Dorado left AspnwAll the evening Of the 18th
u and Kingston the LIST June She brings $50 passen-
gers and nearly one million treasure on freight.
There nothing Of interest transpirng the 18TH
mus and the health Of the residents continued good.
The work shs railroad prosecuted with energy and
Sspidity.
On the evening of the 2sth the Fl Dorado passed the
steamer Illinois, going in 70 AspinwalL
Tho Il Dorado brings dles Of San Francisco papers
mp the 7th May, for the prompt delivery OF which
are indebted her Purser Mr. James Rodgers and the
Express Agents Of Messrs Berford Co., Aessrs Adams
4 Co., and Wells, Fargo Co.
We have also papers from Kingston Jamaica to the
slst ult.
California news Of . later date-l6th Of Msy-had pre-
vioufy reached u.s. via New Orleans by steamship Daniel
Webster.
The FL Dorado when in lat IS 80, long 70 SO, passed
ship William wsthere, of Castine, Ne, steering n E.
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Of tonnage 626l with 900 passengers The aggre1se
passengers arrived viii thus Be 70l and OF those ds
parted 42 giving balance in favor Of the populAnen
some cses, to BE- regarded only approximations
It would rot b possible, from such calculations alone
iony owing to the incesssn transitions inland between
It and Victoria The probability Is that the balance ID
diminish that part of the population which depends
the gold occupation 1t Is really m0e;trcIs that the much
III advised measures as this Those VII, call loudly
for INN e ration should take how they check it.
The following the shipments Of gold from Port|
Jackson to London, from February to March q
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Fire In San Jose I!

At quarter past Eve O'Clock NJ, April 90, the court
house formerly the State House in San Jose, was dis
covered to be re and in a very short tine the build
ing entirely DEF tIoyed The loss about So 900 The
fire undoubtedly the york OF incendiary When 1t
Fl. st discovered, box Of Goals under the
foor the supposed object several prison
who in the jail which adoins the court house.
The purpose however not attained the thick adobes
Of the old j.n freproof The county records
all saved.
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With other small losses the whole amount q not less
than S10O coo.
In yesterdays paper report was published that
raj burned t, death in the fire. but is not
yet positively known that lost the probability Is
that all were saved One of the servant girls in the
house badly burned the shoulder by the fame
suddenly bursting through window where she
trying TO save of her things and several persons
injured by jumping from the second and third story
windows.
Mr.. Logan is spoken Of with very high praise by
Der Of rick persons and with children, whom he
helCed from the building.