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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16

After the votes for Selectmen were counted by
the Moderator aud Town Clerk there seemed to
be some hesitation on the part Of the former to
announce the result. but he finally declared the
same as follows: = George B. CARL $50. Nicholas
Downing l72, Leonard IIutchens 1871, John A.
Wheeler 1T. Thomas Stone 1874, Albert Perkins
lit, and that George d. CARL, Leonard Hutch
ems and Thomas Stone were elected.
A citizen who stood near. enquired what the
whole number Of votes was, (suspecting from APP
pearances something was wrongly the Moderator
having failed to report that fact. The reply was
1855 and.and.two more" but that 1.-TWO more"
had only one name on each md consequently
were not counted, This position was contested.
but our astute Moderator said "No, they should
not be counted as they did not contain the three
requisite names" Q.e democraticO. He entirely
ignored Sect. Is, Chap. Of the Revised Statutes,
or thought he knew better what should be the
rule than "thc man who made the Statutes" and
would make rules to suit cases. 1t will DO seen
that by counting the single votes the whole mum.
Der was 36O, and necessary to . choice lsi con-
sequently Mr.. CARL, lacked one Of enough, and
to elect him on this ballot the single votes must
be thrown out ofthe count.
After some argument pro and con, the Modera.
tor insisting that he was right and our attorney
saying that we were bound by his "decislon," Il
was suggested by democrat that II would give
better satisfaction to have another ballot; the
Republicans disclaimcd any wish to receive favors
but demanded their rights in the premises. A
new ballot was at length decided upon, and Una
ny Republicans having Lefty Mr.. Carll was elect
ed.
think comment upon the transaction is un.
necessary, aud will only say that we think now
no man Is perfect. We should have been almost
inclined to the contrary opinion aftcr reading the
great and glorious speech made in the Reprcsen-
tatives Hall by our talented member and By him
spread broadcast over tho land, through the
columns Of the Kcnebcc Journal (pail for Of
course) had 1t not been for this display ola mean
trick, to party friend to office, against every
principle of common sense, law and honesty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
aobberies, Murders and Accidents.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-The Tennessee
Senate Yesterday concurred in the House
amendment to the negro testimony bill.
The safe of dry goods store at Clarks-
Vile, Ohio, was robbed yesterday of S4, :
900
Specials in the morning papers record
numerous losses Of life. by murders and
accidents. Friday last a man named
Green was shot and instantly killed at
Grenada, Miss, by some unknown per-
son. The night following man named
Tell was shot dead at the meplace A
man named Buckanon murdered his
wife at indianapolis, Ind, yesterday. A
difficulty between two prisoners in the
Indianapolis Jail last night, resulted in
the stabbing of one of the party.
A fat boat, containing two families,
while descending White river recently,
struck snag and sunk Nine persons
were lost A boat containing Mr., Pratt
and eight negroes, while crossing the
Mississippi river at Fort Pickering, cap
sized. Mr.. Pratt and six of the negroes
were drowned. A train of cars was fired
into at Meridian, Miss, on the 9TH inst
The next night tho cars were again fired
into at the same place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Roston Wool Marker

The Wool market has ruled steady
with i fair demand, during the past
week, notwithstanding the fluctuations
in gold and general values 1t is q note
worthy fact. that the late decline in spe,
eie prices, though materially affecting
the relative values Of the domestic and
foreign staple, has not involved any cor
responding decline in the former 1t is
actually realizing better prices to-day by
some 2a3C per ID, than it did while sell
ing at the same currency rates before
tho fail in gold So long as it holds its
own. aud does not share the general
downward tendency of commercial val
ues, sellers certainly have good reason To
lie satisfied.
Manufacturers seem u realize that u
i better to buy fine wool at T5c now
than to give that price when the curren,
cv shall have approximated a gold basis
Thev are taking round lots of choice
staple with but little hesitation, at sci
lers' prices and tor very choice selected
parcels they are paying extreme rates
In fact, for the fancy clips OF Pennsy!Ya
MIA and West Virginia, which have al
along been held above the market, there
III now al dCllNS SSLA pStIlAONr Gu NDhA
mission merchants will have no difficulty
in disposing Of all their reserves at salts
factory prices.
The consumptiye demand Is by Dc
means limited to fine wool, though thi'
description commands relatively higt
prices.
Sales OF domestic ter tie week foot VI
some 650,0Q0 lbs, at about the previous
range of 55as0c fer fleece. and GUa07c foi
super and extra pulled Outside O.
| these figures, We hear of one lot of 60,
900 lbs choice selected fleece sold at SIC
The bulk of the transactions were il
straight lots Of good to choice Ohit
fleece at 65a75c. Canada combing is 6rU
and in good request with sales at 75a29C
In foreign there have beer small sales .
Cape at 34a43.
We give below the current prices 10
this .rnarket, as quoted in Messrs Hal
lowell & Coburn's Circular Of yestcr
day.
ohio. Pennsylvania and virginia
Coarse, 55a6Qc; Medium. 6QaC~ Fine 81
7Soc; Extra, 75aS5c.
Indiaua-Coarse. 52a53c Medium. &:
62c; Fine 62a67c.-[ Comercia! Bulletin Q
/ the 10Th
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Fcuiau News-New cc-a:crfci..

NEw ToRH, Jan. 26.-Mr. James Bren-
nan. late o 'Mahoney's general adviser,
has accepted commission from the e
nian Senate as central organizer. In his
letter of acceptance he speaks very bit
terly of Q 'Mahony and Of his late con-
vention. Everything is significantly
quiet at o'Mahonys headquarters, Union
SIuare. It is stated. upon good author
ity. that startling developments will soon
be made which will demonstrate that
the O'Mahony faction is now stronger
than the organization has ever been. and
that it is devoted to earnest work
A new counterfeit has made its ap,
pearance in this city, S2Q's on the First
National Bank of Indianapolis, Ind. The
engraving is 7ery poor aud the paper
bad and darker colored than the genu
inc. The picture on the back, OF tn:
Baptism of Pocahontas." is pale ano
poorly executed The lettering is very
fair, but the numbering bad. The Z. :
stamp is pale and poorly defined Th'
bill is very fair imitation Of the genu
| inc plate
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
TEsTImOEEALs

E.E-EO case. sre p70lisk,i sIespt ~ ."
fred. OuplAnd, Dayton, Q. DssfSss, cured
AZ Cl.gss Hall IN ele minute. Had net sesfd
a watch tick IL one esE for ~ years Until ktsx
the operation. May be referred 70.
Albert Bndgpsn, Dayton. AaestSa wix
general debility. Had al tie t!t.s dol! tckisS
Y,T YSo.Tstion n 6y Dr.. DoD0G, felt Ike another peg.
son. Can be referred 20.
Mrs Raci Daytor. Bloody UfinS, secse
Of heat and pain at The bottom Of tls aeaotseS
or bovos and sorsetlrnes attended win usos
dt1aculty Of making water. Also acute pain And
feeling 0f weight IN the sr-all OF back Cured n
one orsration. May be referred 20.
Thes. Benton Enminger, Csrrolt2-r, q Loss
Of voice had not spoke loud wordf for nno3s
Aner an operation Of one rniuute. voice con'
pletely restored ana oou4o tAak - "eu ~s'ef'
Can BE- referred %.
N "a clara 3. Lock-ood, franklin, o. Pa
pftatiou Of the beart, and general nervous a.
6illty. Pain In the left side s1tsndinS dovn tss
hip. Cured by t-oOperaions. Can b Tsfsuss
%. .S.t. t~<,
Bent Andre-s paytor. Paralysis q tne -
side. C0rp!sts loss Of the Jeff sru' es.sk 49,
aad cold from tho shoclasrs down S3
a Din Into II withoat feeling u TIE xs -
not walked step for s.s.,ssssnn s.,sSn oouia van vita
cru cIgS1ss s,shss "a felt he slightest touch upsz
- - Can bs rsfsgrsa 70.
i Ms Kssy MIlsr, Ds!ton; Ep.isyas u. I.a
IT. IT. rssuItinz IN neatly the lsss Of sdsht and
- n.e ofIsft arm. After sn operation by ~.
6ODGE had only hye spisns Il three vsen
isstlng 0aiy about fifteen sscopds each s'Sss
and arm restored Can BE- rsfssTsd %:
c. ROphn, Dsyton- Pain In tke back soo
stantly ioT oTeT two years Cured oy oss ~"
alton Can be rsfsrTed 20.
= Patisrs 'siH pay IN Prep9rt''' 70
property
.au2s-dA=Jz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
The Ram Dunderberg-RaiiTOai Ae
eideut.

NEW YORK, Jan 26.-The Post has a
report that the Chilian government has
made an overture tow. II. Webb tor the
purchase of the ram Dunderberg. 1t is
said he will dispose of her if our govern
ment will consent By the terms OF con-
tract the vessel belongs to him until
wholly paid for by our government.
The Erie railway express train due
here at o'clock to-day, ran OF the track
at Port Jarvis 1t is reported some cars
tumbled down an embankment One
person was killed and four wounded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
EOuisiuun News

NEW ORLEANS, 25,-The small poX is
spreading among the negroes in the iute,
rior.
Accounts from parishes continues to
come in to the effect that planters find
the greatest difficulty in contracting for
the labor OF freedmen, dispite the high
wages offered
The Marine hospital in this city " as
turned over by Collector Killoggs to
General Baird for temporary hospital
and house ofrefuge for freedmen.
The Louisiana legislature adopted a
resolution to appoint special commits
sion to propose an amendment to the
constitution of 1864.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

New GSrk News-9he Lake E.is Ga
rate Cuse-Birskday Celebration 0l
RoSers Barns-CensenarT CcieEra'
iiena
New YORK, Jan 2C The distillary OF
Ebling Bros, OH Fifty-ftth street. be,
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues, was
destroyed by fire early yesterday morn
ing, entailing loss in stock and build,
ings of $50, 900, half OF which is covered
by insurance Henry Sherter. the en-.
gineer was badly burned.
a return was yesterday male ~ Gen
Hooker to the writ of habeas corpus is
sued III tue case of Chas. = Coles, charg
ed with being one of the Lake Erie rebe
pirates This return sets forth the tac1
that the prisoner was not under the con
troll of General Hooker, but in charge o
Col. Burke, commanding at Fort Latay
cite. After some argument on the case
bv The counsel it was postponed unit
Saturday, the Sd of February, in order II
give the counsel an opportunity to ira
verse the return
The one hundred aud seventh an0iyer
sarv of the birthday ofRobert Burns was
celebrated last night at Ittner's hotel
by the Burns Club OF New tork' MI
James Nicholson presiding Alter din
ner, an address on the genius OF Burn
was made by Hosen B. Perkins A NUN
Der of toasts were responded to by. .othe
| gentlemen.
The first of & series OF meetings to eel
ebrate the centenry Of Methodisu i
America was held last evening il ;
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, o.
Fourth avenue Hon. James HARLAN
Secretary of the Interior, presided, an
Bishops Simpson and James: and Rey
Dr. McCliutoch delivered eloqus7t ad
\ J-a.ses
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED.
TElE'IA IAEh, WALK
EHE BLIND sEs!
TIE DEAF HEA .
Gysr Fin! Taonsaad UperAtiSns ~
Fire Years,
IA DoD.R,s PRACTICE 20

IN DODSE'S PRACTICE AZ
~ mostly diseases oI chronic nature. sne
cases given up as ineurable. His treatnsai 10
peculiar TO himself although there have been
men ia all ages who have had the same uaaSpe
IC power over the diseases Of the body and
mind Iscme call IL the Cir OF Healing, J YET
few have possessed it 10 such al extent ovs{
nearly ell diseases sud persons II isa LIE sSd
vitality passed from stropg, healthy body 70
weak one, that restores the lost OF unequal OF
culation oi the vital or nervous duid. 90 po"es
ful Is this influence that persons who have toT
MANY years suffered from diseases which LAys
been pronounced incurable, and 10 whom medi
cine has been administered with no good elect
have been restored to health In an Incredibly
short spacs Of time. Ii will not restore q lost
member of the body or perform other imposl
bilities, but il will always relieve pain, NON
whatever cause. Tlm practice Is based upon
the most strict principle OF science there 10
nothing miraculous or supernatural about u
II Is In harmony with all natural laws Maay
eminent physicians Of other practices, not onv
ackno wledge this power, but receive the treat
ment for themselves and families, as wep as I'd
wise IL TO their patients. ID. DODtE doss DOT
profess 10 cure every case
BY this treatment IL takes but lev minutes
for inveLeTAte cases OF almost any curAbIe cbtOb
Sc disease and 50 sure is the eject, that bst Few
diseases req uuire second operation eIespt Dear
nes, Broken Bones Dislocstions. bad Curvature
Of Spine, and SuppuratiDg Tumors Even tesss
willbe much beDenttsd-alw relisyed fron
pain and sometimes fully cured. Diseases thAs
are most certain Of being cured 81 one opsrsusD
are
WEAK EYES
DI5EASES OF THE BEAN
WEAK SPINES
TCAOKS, .,.
FAILING or TBE WCLB.
ALL KINDS OF SEXUAL WEAkNEsy
IEIERE6L ULCERS,
DRoPSY,
LOSS OF VOICE.
WEAK LCNGs
CATAEEH.
81. vITcS DASCE
6EAKSESS OF IHE LIMBS
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM
NERVOUS DEBILITY
DlAbETIS,
BRONCHITIS
DISEASED LIvEEs
KtDSEYS
EIC ETC ETC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Cattle Trade With Canada,

TORONTO, CAN, Jan. 26.-Hon. Fergu'
son Blair, the newly appointed member
of tie Government, who was elected
without opposition, recently made a
snee.b in which hesaid, that intelligence
had been received from Washington that
ths prohibition TO the cattle trade was to
be be- removed immediately, e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Washingion's Second Farewell Ad-
dress

Editors of the Register;
The following is copy Of the address
delivered by General Washington few
evenings ago, in front Of the Lindsey In
stitue, in the city of Wheeling As the
weather was inclement, and but few
were present. l have taken the liberty to
send you a copy for publication. Iasked
permission of the General to do 80. He
did not give me any answer. Silence
gives consent, however so you need sot
have any scruples on that point He
siguifed to NE his grateful appreciation
of the efforts your paper has already
made IN his behalf and in behalf OF the
principles for which he fought, and SYM
patbized deeply with you in the suffer
ings you were compelled to undergo IN
1864 for your expressions il regard to
him / AFTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25,-The City Coun-
Gil has passed resolutions offering the
State of Kentucky three hundred thou
sand dollars for the erection Of public
buildings, in case the Capital Is removed
tn Louisville
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
~n 81

LONDON, Ca, Jan 26.-A block OF
stores on Durdas street, the property OF
Matthews and Tate, was destroyed by
fire last night Loss s25,OOO, goods
mostly insured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Resfrrrrtivp Fire

DETROIT, Jan. 96.-The greater por'
ton of the town of Parma, Mich was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning
Loss 10000, insured for Sls 900
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Euiernsi Revenue Returns fC' Kew
VcriE GEev-

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Omcial returns
show s37. .OOO, 90 0 of internal revenue col
lected in this city in IeG5 This does not
include sums received from the sale Of
stamps, probably ten millious more, nor
returns from tax on bank and insurance
stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
cHARIES SIEBKE.

SFASCY DYER AND SCOURER. South
Street, near the B. & o. r R. Depot, Wheeling
W. Va. All kinds Of Shawls, Ribbons, end eve
r. description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estap-
.;shmeat in the Western States seP<"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Roots. SHOES and CATERS.
A RARE CHANCE FOR
CHEAP BOOTS AND Shoes
Al THE
BAY STATE B00T AND SHOE DEPOT
E1rN KNOX;

JOHN KNOX,
NO. ; MAIN ST, CE VI TX u
~ WHEELING. Having purchased my pEes-
eat carefully selected stock Of Men > ana BOYS =
I.5iss. md Misses Boots aad Shoes, fsom the
80 best entertainments East l am COW pre-
nar..d aud Will sell everything in my line At
FT.pic p-.ces fyr Cash Come one come all. and
Zee for yourselves JOHN KNOX.
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RNO. lO5.

NO MEDICINE GIVEN |
DIR. DOD GLE,
SfLsxiusiou Avenue, NJ
Practical Physician,
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,
Lata af New York City, Albany Montreal
Quebec Detroit. Chicago, S.. Louis,
Cincinnati and Dayton,
HAS TAKEN
WAsHIN dTON HALL,
wheeling, W. Va,
WHERE he WILL sFST RgsL1cLT HEAL T1E
FREE OF CHARGE,
From A ii. till II A. NJ,
Without Money and Without Price,
Monday, January 291h, until aeopt
ice Est os March,
Also TAKEN
ParIOTs at the Mcclure House,
Where those wLo are able aud wiliingto
pay may come
Fror, II. unsii o = IA. Eece Ge7.
NO MEDICINES GIVEN.
No Surgical Operations Performed
Chronic Diseases G1rSd-
ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY REilivSO.
TEE.IATh,W WALK
EHE BLIND SEE!
TIE DEAF HEAR
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

HoUsE.-Mr. Upton. from the com
,nittee on Elections, reported that Mr..
Cofroth has a certificate Of prima facia
right to seat from the Eighteenth Dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Paine made minority report that
William H. kooty has a prima facia
right to seat
Both reports provide tor taking testi
mony, By each allowing sixty days fo'
that purpose
On motion of Mr. Pike, the committee
on Wavs aud Means was instructed t
inouire into the expedieucy of reviviuG
the Act ofI7S9, vbich provides that NJ
drawback shall be allowed on articles
exported into any foreign State immedi
atelv adjoining the United States
The House agreed to take q Tote on tn
| Constitutional Amendment reported b!
the committee on Reconstruction OF
Tuesday next The consideration o
this subject vas then resumed
Mr.. Harding, of Kentucky oppose
the amendment, saying that its objec
was to convert all the negroes into 20
ters in order that they might support tn
Republican ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
ISAAC HOGE,

Late q ACE lds-iIIeJ
TT0RNRY ITL AW AND ID LlHJ ~
y AGEST. VIZ Irao ice IN WbseL5s -.'
tie co1pt.es Of &ars6au and WstSsL
OtEce over the Bank q Wheeling In, f,-
vPleuty 0: Wild land N mS.s sd Ho-e
sac az from Is 20 sIO an acre ., '--'-
o~-II.gn
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SIMON KEIM
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY i
PHILIP SCHW EIIzER,

DFES57TE 6UaBE A AIITTLE,,s,
" No. g Market ST. has now on hand and is
constantly receiving a large stock Of Confection,
ery. Medical Baltimore Cough Candy and every
erv description and s. full assortment Of Narie'
ties and Notions. dccI-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
s. T. FARIS
cANrEL tAliD.
VII NNlNILN NJ Z
LAMB & PAUL..

Il ING WEST va will practice in the courts
- Ohio County and adjoining Counties.
office Oh east side Of Fourth street 2e&E TO
Court House. NtNIu
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T n w TOk x AND RNGLIAH
N Dairy Cheese for sale BY
isi2 BOOTH. BATTELLE 4 &C.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

MT Vicuna McKenna, iormeriy Chilean Consul at New
York. Is 70 be appointed Chilean envoy to the United
states report is current that two Chilean vessels
which McKenna had purchased here had been engaged
in fight near the Mavne Islands May 27 with three
Spanish vessels, and wore captured. An election had
been ordered in Peru for President and congressman
The mudde occasioned by Moneros objections to the
appointment of the rebel Commander Tucker to be Ad
mral Of the Peruvian navy still bears unavorable
aspect Tucker is command Of the main vessels OF
the feet but Moncro refuses obey his orders
cognize his authority Two other rebels had been ap-
pointed 10 positions in the Peruvian navy.
We have files from the Bahamas dated at Nassau p,
on the 18th OF August Major-General Luke OConnor
c. b. arrived at Nassau from Jamaica on tho 18th inst
an inspection of the British troops station
ed the island. Captain Ormsby and Ensign Backas
with seventy men Of the First West India regiment who
left Nassau during the Jamaica riots returned with him
from Kingston. II is expected that the islands of tho
British West Indies will be placed in communica-
ton by network Of telegraph The Nassau Guardian
like the journals OF many other OF tho English colonies
gives rather discouragng evidence Of the result of
British rule In her dependencies 1t says =" Juvenile
vice Is Sampant around The gaming table is tho
resort OF little boys well as schldren of larger
growth Our prison tell more narrowing tales Of
dcpravity than Lying the increase, and
sequontly theft"
In st. Louis the mortality report shows 0ls deaths
from cholera during past week. ending Friday, and
these reports include those only who died in the city
hospitals is estimated that about 1900 deaths from
cholera actually occurred during that period There
were four deaths during the week in Mobile from the
same cause, tho all victims being negroes.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
FIRE IN THIRD STREET.

Burning Of n Tenement Heusc-Narrow Ks-
cape of the Occupants Il Chief Engineer
Kinssiand Rescues n Woman from suneea-
tion.
Between four and 1--WE o'clock yesterday morning
fire broke in the part Of the basement Of No
26 Third street. used woodshcds for tho tenants The
front part Of the basement occupied by Augustus Bur-
GEL who occupies the floor grocery and resides
in the back part OF tho The adjoining store
bakery kept by q widow named Dezel, and the bake
house in the basement The premises termed
double tenement house. with the entry the centre and
the store on each side Ave stories IN height with four
families on zach story.
As soon as the alarm extended through the house the
running down stairs with but little clothne
upon them seeking safety in the street. others
fed 70 the roof and many were nearly suocated before
reaching 1t. One family, George Herbert and wfa,
living in the fourth story front apartments, seized some
OF their clothing and hurriedy sought the roof. The
smoke then in the hall was very dense Mrs. Herbert,
however not contented TO remain thero, believing
she could sve more Of her clothing 50 she returned
bundle. ba on opening the door she found heI
escape by had been prevented BY tho increased
frightened and thrust herself out OF the window
ing for assistance Luckily for the poor woman just ~
this moment Chief Engineer Kingsland arrived and
ordered the longcs ladder placed against the build
Ing and just reached se fourth story window. The
Chief sprung upon the lasder and asccnded "doubie
auickn seized hold of s,e half.suiiocated woman
and brought her down the ladder in safety amid
the applause Of those witnessng tho deed The nrs
aud was rapidly extending up the rst flight OF stars
whom checked and subsequently put out by the remeu
who arc deserving Of praise for the ecies manuer ~
which they worked The damage done 70 ne building
will amount 10 about 81 500; insured for $500 the
promises bad been recently purchased BY Gcorg Lsad
and the tenants seemed TO be rather adverse 70 hA new
landlord Mr. Burgess lthe grocerl loss will be aAous
$500; injured for $500 in the Germania Insurance O-
pany. Tho damage done TO the bakery will amounss %
about 5000; insured for 81 600 in the North Americas
Insurance Company. The Fire Marshal easy at The
premises and commenced CATION - 70 We ort
gin Of tho hro and from what ascertancd from him
At present the Ore appears 10 have been the work o. Do
sign There is a person, we understand, suspected
whose Of course Il would be impropor 70 state.