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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
Mayors PROCLAIM alton.

TN compliance with law, hereby issue my proc.
lnnntion TO the citizens Of the city OF DAYTON
warning them that IT is unlawful for them TO sell
natlef or give away any sliritons yinous or malt
OF ohio, under the Constitution or laws thereof
Any person onending against the provisions oi
sad law, shall be fined in any sum not less than
ave dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars
AMI be imprisoned in the county Jail for period
ted.
Amy violations OF the provisions of said net on
.Tn' sdAy, OctObcr9 1866, the day of the State and
count. election, which may be reported and PROV
en-, viii be dealt with according TO tho law rogu-
hting the same.
JONATHAN KENNEY, MAYOR
MAYOR'S OFPTCE, DAYTON
September 30 1860
Jonrnal and German paper copy
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Indiana Election.
INDIANAPOLIS, October

,.. . lNpIANAroIJs, October o.
The news thN cvcniug iodicntcs very
heavy vote throughout the state, with large
Democratic gains.
The election here passed of quietly. A
very large vote was polled, but 10 * seven
hundred and twenty less than two years
ago. The gain In the four townships IN
this county, so far as heard nom, Justify the
prediction that the Democratic State ticket
Is elected. . -,sf ..
The election returns nrc meagrc. The
losses and gains as far ms heard from are
about equal. The Republicans claim an
average gain Of ten per cent. on the maiOr-
ity given at the last Presidential election,
and the State by $4,000. Lt
SECOND DIsrATCu.
Special dispatches indicate TINT five Dem
ocrats arc elected 10 Congress, out of the
eleven, aud, perhaps, more. The vote ON
the State ticket Is close and doubtful. We
think the returns win elect seven Demo
Gratis 10 Congress, being gain Of three.
mon AT RICHMOND.
a terrible riot occurred at Richmond last
night. The Grand Army OF the Republic
attacked the Conservative meeting. Gem
erai Meredith, Colonel Bic<le, and Judge
Gooding were driven from the stand and
narrowly escaped with their lives.
A fracas occurred to-day at Terre Hauta.
in which Ice Krtley n Democrat, was shot
dead by IA policeman. HIt
There was severe storm passed over the
State tonight. At Franklin a section of
houses and depot were blown down and
one person killed.
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Loss of the Steamer Evening Star
ina Hurricane-Only Sixteen Per-
Sons Known 10 lee saved.


NEW lORK, October ..
The following dispatch has been received
by the Treasurer of the New York Mail
Steamship Company: ~.
The Evening Star went down on the
morning of the ID inst. ia hurricane.
sixteen only are known 30 be saved; none
of these are women. Ten of our PARTY
arrived In schooner yesterday.
10 IS hoped that others than those above
mentioned are saved ~ the Evening Star
had six larged metallic life boats.
Among the passengers OH the Evening
star were the French opera troupe of Paul
Alhaisa, which arrived here just before the
SAILING OF the Evening Star on the steamer
Vile dc Paris from France. There were
iifty-nine members OF tbe troupe.
Dr. Spauldin2's circus company of thirty
persons took passage on Evening Star.
They had, it is said, all their paraphcrnalia,
but no horses.
General Palfrey, la command of Fort
Jackson, who had been absent on a short
hiTlOugh, was passenger ON the Evening
star, with his wif,, sister aud child.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
AUGUSTA, Ga, October9.
The following additional particulars of
the loss of the steamer Evening Star from
the Havana Reies of this morning, and en-
brace the latest details of the disaster: The
steamer Evening Star, ON the al Instant
encountered a severe gale, which COM
menecd at two O'Clock In the afternoon,
when she was Que hundred and eighty
miles east OF fTaylor Island. After wealth
ering the storm some eleven hours. she
foundered at six O'clock In the morning of
the 3d, with two hundred and seventy souls
on board. Only seventeen persons are
known Ia have been saved
lt says there were only three or four
llfeboats ON board, In one of which the
chief engineer, the purser, six of the crew
and two passengers succeeded, after cap
sizing several times In keeping aiioat un-
tu they were picked up by the Norwegian
bark FleetwIng from which they were
transferred 30 the SCHOONER s. j. Maring,
and arrived here last evening. 'a
A second boat took sixteen persons from
the steamer, among whom were the can
tain and third mate. This boat was can
sized twelve or thirteen times. The cap
tain was lost ON the fourth time.
This boat arrived at Fernandlna ON sun
day morning, with six persons and two
dead bodies on board Only one passenger
was saved la the second mates boat.
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RETURN or NEGRoEs TO Louisiana The
Planters Banner, a paper well Informed In
regard to affairs In The State, says the ne
groes are returning TO the old plantations
all over Sc. Mmy's parish, and that they
have been docking In for the whole of the
past year. Once back IN their former cab
ins' they acknowledge after their weary
pilgrimage among strangers and conniv-
ing friends, that there's no place like home,
The kindly feelings of past years are fast
returning. Rid the South of the Freed
mems Bnreau, the sehoolmarms and the
peripatete newsmongers from the East
ana Sambo wiz re-occupy his Dornlal posi-
tlon ns acuitlyator OF the soil and a conlld-
lug dependent of his former friend and
master. ...rI,. .
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Fifty Buildings DESTROYED by Fire
Loss R2OO,OOO.

NIsCAssEr Maine, October Q.
A fire broke out hero at three o'clock
this morning aud ragged until noon, de-
stroying over ilfty buildings, Including the
hay warehouse, and two yachts.
Total loss $200,09). Half OF the business
portion of the place Is IN ashes and nearly
forty families are rendered homeless.
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MEDICAL NOTICIC.

Dr. r.. CONE may be cnnsulted as follows:
In NENIA nc the depot Eating House, on Thurs
Iays. March 81 April ~ May 17i July5 8; Aug y;
sept. 49, oct ~. H'4
IN DAYTON nt the Phulips House on Fridays,
Mach .; April 49, hay ls,Jnly6 q; Aug, TO- Sept.
a. oct. 10
IN TROY at tho Morris ionse, on SATURDAYS
March 10, ApN' ~ Nav 49, Jriy II Aug, / sept
10; Oct, 20
IN spRlNGFIELD at Ire WINS Houso. on
Thursdays, March 20; An,'l i0i Nav ~; July ~:
Aug. 10; sept. 20; Oct 20.
ID. CONE has haG Onleek IN each of the above
Places, That he has regularly visited for the mast
seven wears, aud rs he has treated and cured many
va s'ents, Ia each of the above places he can give
the nest OF references In each place aa TO his skill
D.. CONE Treats and Cures All varieties OF
Shtonle Diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Far makes no charge for consultation; hut n
those who consult thlmdcsiretrcatmcnt, he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patientfrom four 10 si \
months, cost from Five 10 Thirty dollars In Cash
Address; DIR ", CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN bonn ERGER, REAL
ESI ATE AGENT. DAYTON, ONO, has for sale
Twenty Houses aud Lots ranging from $500 Il
Also six Farms-three in Darke two in Mont.
gomery. aud one In Van Vert County
The undersigned can ALWAYS be found At the
Ohio Insurance Once, when not ont on business
or at the Post Ofico corner.
BuysaDd sellsproperty. Terms liberal
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GB- Women's fine sewed Balnorals al
GOodman's ut 81 90. r.s tese4 RHb

OFFToE FURSTruRR FOR SALE.-The Fire
mems Insurance Company, having re-
moved their office to the northeast corner
of Third aud Jefferson streets In therooln
occupied by i'll. Martin, Esq. as a Col
leetor's oflice--and having leased vault and
furniture connected with said room--they
offer for sale the fre-proof safe and other
office furniture, at a bargain. Call at office,
corner Third and Jefferson streets,
Oc3dtf ]. Il. kINu, Sec'y.
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Great Fire in Haytl--DestrtIction
OF Large Quantity of Gun
BosroN, October 0.

TFVnIVNf VVIWUVT U
Letters from Port au Prince, dated Sep
tembcr Is, state that the arsenal, containing
large quantity OF gunpowder, took fire
and exploded The fire spread, and de
stroyed the greater part of the town.
Several vessels were bnrncd The loss of
life Is reported as very heavy.
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New Jersey Elections.

NEWARK, N. -. October ..
Tho Republican majority Ia this city is
LBS, loss of POO from last year. The
Republicans have carried eight Of the
thirteen wards. The Council stands six
teen Republicans 10 ten Democrats, a gain
of three for che Republicans.
The receipts of the st. Louis Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Fair last week
amounted 10 about $7hOOO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

! 10 Whom IL may Concern.

ME the undersigned ctikcns of Montgomery
~ county hereby warn all persons from negotf-
athg for any note or notes bearing our signature
orsl gnatures, and payable 20 the order Of Crosby
fase and faudulent representation and the con
slderllion therefore having entirely failed We
iorany OF said notes as we viii not hold ourselves
In conscience or duty hound TO pay the same.
DAVID SHROYER
s..g. u ..1. F. MARTIN SMITH
he2etBaW1 M ISAAC LAFEVHR
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rmIRD DispArcn.


The returns up 10 one o'clock A. NJ. are
very incomplete, but indicate the election
OF the Union state ticket by 10000 TO 10000
majority. .f
In the First Congressional District, Nib
lock, Democrat Is elected; Third District,
Hunter Union; Fifth District, Julian,
unioni Sixth District, Coburn, Union
Ninth District, Cpliax, Union; Tenth Dis
trict Williams, Union; Eleventh District,
Shanks, Union; Seventh District Voorhees,
old District the contest is very close
There Is not sufficient returns received to
indicate the complexion of the Legislature.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

MONEY SAvKD Is MONEY MADE. The
above maxim is best illustrated by going
to Goodman's popular Boot and Shoe store
40 Main street, where every thing in his
line can be bought SO low as 20 defy com
petition. His stock is the largest and best
selected in the city he warrants all his
goods, sews rips for nothing, and tries hard
to please all who flyors him with their Gus
tom. No wonder therefore, that his store
is crowded all the time with eager custo-
mers. Give him a CALL by all means. 1E.
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e$~I beat them, before and after the
election, and always viii, In selling cheap
or and better made up Clothing than any
house In Dayton. II Schwarz, los Main
street, Sign OF Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

tB-Phe Philadelphia Ledger publishes a
statement which makes IL appear that the
New York butchers realize profit OF rs
per eent. on mutton, and about "a per cent.
ON beet. The prices charged for either sort
Of meat put the best pieces entirely beyond
the reach Of the poorer classes. For in
pound, aud beef hips, ribs and loins for ~
cents apound.--A single meal of either sort
Of these meats, for an ordinary family,
would cost nearly the whole days wages
Ofa labOrer or mechanic.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

BksT's FuTERs- PRIcE REDUCED. In or
der To accommodates all classes who desire
To have pure drinking water tllis warm
weather, Is. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
To $40. This will place them in the reach
of all, and no family should be. without
one. jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

Tux FINEST Goops or THE SEAsoN.-
Lessncr g Brother, No. lO2 Main street, are
now receiving the most splendid assortment
of Clothing ever offered IN Dayton. Their
fall aud winter styles on Gentlcmcn's
Clothing are unsurpassed by any other
house In the city, and they are offered Mt
prices thhtwiil Induce everybody to pur-
chase. Call and see them, oc2dlwltw .
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NOTICE no HUNTnRs.

A Ii persons are hereby notified that they arc
IA prohibited from hunting upon tho premises
of tho undersigned, in Wayne township. Mont
gonery county Ohio without authority from the
owner OF owners ANY one failing 10 comply with
this notice. will be prosecuted to the fuli extent
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
Nem Yc,.k Mores nrnrket.

NEw YORK, October ..
Money is easy, with an abundant supply
at 4Go5 per cent. for call loans.
Sterling rather more active at l063I0
l07I4.
Gold steady opeping at li9. declining to
1ISi6, and closing az 1l996.
Government stocks are without material
change.
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NEW BARBER SHOP,

.fINHE undersigned would respectfully announce
= TO MS old customers and the public generally
that he has opened a large and comfortable SHAY
ing Saloon at No tS, south side of Marke Space
Having In my employ MIR JAS. \. KREIDIEH-
known as one of the best BARRIERS In theclty-I am
prepared TO give satisfaction TO all who will favor
me with their patronage. Try MS. Don q forget
No IL, south side Of Market
sel4dtf ... JOHN a. KArTT
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Cg-women's Kid Shoes at Goodmau's
eeventy-fiVe cents

HusroN HALL.-The most unique and at
tractive entertainment ever witnessed in
our city will come on ut Huston Hall to-
morrow evening. ''Yishnu' the Fakir,
will be there. lie is the greatest wizard
of the times, and his exhibitions are the
most wonderful and astounding ON record.
He proposes TO. give everybody a present
who attends bis first performances. Read
the advertisement in another column, and
don't fail 10 be at the hall Tomorrow even
ing. Et
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

re- Mr.. Montford, of Springfield, H..
knowing that a young lady, with whom he
was In love, was going to n party tho other
night loitered in yard adjoining her res
idence 70 see who attended her home, and
was shot for a burglar,
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gtw advertisements.

s. HBCFIT Sc CO.'S
tE.. H...H s.f.
PREMIUM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

Icy when YOU buy 4 suit OF cloLhlpg oi
schwarz, you will not bcdeceived in quali-
ty OF price, Try the Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

q. ~ Election returns say that Schwarz
4 soils the cheapest and nlcStmadc up Cloth
Ing In Dayton, at los Main street, sign of
tho Golden Eagle. 4e et
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
On the 9th day OF October, 1850
(By Order Of COurt.l

On the 9th day of October, 1866,
A 4 one O'Clock in tho afternoon, nt the Court
IA House, IN the city OF Dayton WILL Be SOLD TO
rnE HIGHEST BIDDER, the following described real
estate as the property Of flOratio q Phillips, de.
Part OF lots numbered sixty five (S5) and sixty.
six (06l, on the plat OF the city OF Dayton begin
ming at the southeast corner Of said lot sixty live
tOnl, thence measuring westwardly along the alley
with the south boundary OF said lots, ono hundre d
aud twenty two d22l feet 10 point; thence north
warlly AT right angles parallel 10 the cast line OF
rsb angles 1 'Sss 10 % poh a ehcG a.
of said lots one hundred and twenty two u9a) feet
! 20 the east lino Of said lot sixty five on Ludlow
with Tho east line of said lot sixty Ave ON LUDLOW
s.roet sixty Ave 1851 feet 10 the place of beginning
being ixty hve icet In width ON Ludlow street
by one hundred and twenty-five feet In depth
UAppFdiassi al S6OOOO
Also, the following inlots on tho plat Of the city
OF DAYTON, as numbered upon subdiylsion and
plat Of part of outlot ten (i0), made aud recorded
by John a. Lowe, Executor OF II. a. Phillips and
approved by the Probate Court In the proceeding
under which this sale Is mado. to-wit;
oO9i 5Ol5 bl26 b0gI bOSs 6G19 $3.50 bOSi b0si arSa
5Oi4 b0Ol, 5000. bOOd bOH aud 5000.
I.ots numbered 50S 50n. sOos bOOa bOio COLL. sois
and bii3-dLprdised df 800 edch,
Lots numbered 6Ol6 and bOl7-dpprdised dt $500
Iot numbered numbered sS,i -dTprai'ed ~ t4as.
lot numbered 5Os- S0
Those lots lin near tho centor OF tho city south Of
Third street, west of McDOnouRh street and are all
bounded by convenient streets and alleys. Plats
may be seen at the Office OF Davies a Lowe ahd
with George hcibert, At the Central Insurance Of
fee,
7As sale Is poresHI Iiory aad he ttae UaqGesfioHa.
be.
7sFms Of SIle- Oas.Afrd cdsA, -IAird ia one
year, dad oHs-lAird ~ hnO Years yroB ~ ddv or
JOHN a. Lowe.
Executor of ~. a Philll0s, decd.
DAVIES n LOwR, Atty's
"a. septaldts.
A Cough, Gold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIkRs IMMEDIATE ATTENTION., AND
..r... SHOULD BK CHECKED,
u allowed to continue. f
lrritattOu OF the LuaEs, a Perma-
mont Throat AnectIOn, or an IR-
ourRble Lung Disease
Is OFrKN TIik RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcnES 5
Having direct influence 10 the parts.
GIvR IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For BrOnchitls, AsthB.A, CAtarFh, Con.
sumptiVe and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii nnd 9fooAes useful In clearing the voice whom
taken before singing or Speaking and relieving
the throat aiter an unusual eNertlon Of the vocal
organs, The 7tocAes are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and have had sestlmoniais
from eminent men throug ghout the country. heinE
SS aa.les h % TIVE merit and having proceed ihes
them In new localities In various parts Of the
world aud the TOcAes are universally pr0n Ou need
Obtain only "BRoWN's HRoNCHIAL TRIO.
CliES," aud do not take ANY OF the WorfAlsss ha{.
talfoas that may be offered.
sign Countries, at 80 cents per box. ecab4emdw
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C. W. LOWE & SON,
Wholesale and
Trunk Mandatory,

No. 213 THIRD STREET. j. ... =. DAYTON, ONO
1 ADDE'S, ,Trayo lng Frunks, Clentlemen's Tray.
4 cling Trunks vHlises and travelling Bags,
bonnet Boxes, etcs OF better manufacture and
cinnatl or olsawherc rc. .f H..a.
WORK warranted, maabtv
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AHECKS, RECEIPTS. &c.-
Neatly printed a. the EMPIRE ,
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Losr.---Y esterday afternoon, Smith & |
Wessoh seven-shooter, loaded. 1no finder
win be literally rewarded by leaving il
with A, sugarman, EMrIgE Building. d2t
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ExmBITioS.-The grandest exhibition on
Main street viii be found, during our State
and County Fairs, at the popular Eagle
Clothing Store. Friend Sehwarz is making
immense preparations to meet the c&pecta-
tions OF his numerous friends and custom
crs, and sell them cheaper and nicer made
up clothing than ever tc Kept beiorc--all
being custom made. Don't forget the
place-No. lis Main street, Sign of the
Golden Eagle. No two prices asked.
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az DOCTOR FOSTER,
NOW PRAoricNa AT THE
PHILLIPS HOUSE, DAYTON.

CATARRn Is disease of tho mucous niom-
ties of the head communicating with them.
lnsignincant as II appearsi IN ia first stages,
VI IL apt In its progress tO become lnstru-
mental In causing tho loss or impairment
OF smell, taste, hearing, aud sight aud In
creating serious constitutional derangc-
ments, not unfrcquently terminating In
consumption.
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GE-Hats and Caps, very cheap, at Good

e%y- For the best and cheapest stock of
Gentlemeu's and Boys Clothing, call on
Lessner g. Brother, No. 102 Main street.
Oc2dI WltW
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THE 1nATTl EMPIRE.
CITY AND sUBVRDANal
dO0D @y0ay tuyec@M ITaD 'ob's q
ry- womcn's Calf SHOES at G9odhfSht !

~ Womcn's Calt SHOES NJ 0podmah p uV
seyGay -Fyc ccpM NHD '9h'e h'i'
STATE AND COUNTY FAIRs,-All those
visiting the Fairs wo,ad doAyell 10 lcHll on
friend schwarz, and examine liis superb
custom,madc Clothing. The prices aud
style VIII certainly suit buyers. IFS Main
street, sign of the cohlcn Eagle, three
doors south of tllo Market louise.
r. Nl ~ I i-afI INiIiH On
r PAISyuI AcciDnNr "A brakeman. by
the maine of Michael McGlcnn, on The Cin-
cinnati. Hapllton aud Dayton Railroad,
met with an accident near Carthage yes
terday morning, Witch win lpuloubtedly
cripple him orilfe while climbing upon
the train, his foot slipped under The wheel
of the last car, and was badly niangled,
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OF GGTARRH.

7 rI-a. =. - -
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business TRANSACTED IN GER
NJ AN ard French
Ohiee over Rickoy's bookstore al st saa,vtf
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08
General News.


SAN FRANoIsco, June "a fire occurred
yesterday evening in Saneom street, near
Pacific, which destroyed 90 buildings, chiefly
frame, valued at $4,000.
A serious affray occurred yesterday on the
ship Seminole, about sailing for New York.
The FIRST mate was badly cut in the head,
Nichols, second mate, dangerously stabbed
in the abdomen, and Gardner, third mate,
seriously stabbed. Two sailors, named Bill
and Peterson, charged with the cutting and
stabbing, were badly bruised with Delaying
pins or clubs.S An officer reports the affray
mutiny, without any extenuation. The
sailors assert the stabbing was done in self
defense.
Rust has appeared in the wheat in solona
county.
The brig Hesperian, from Honlulu, re-
ports that the large number of whalers
lately there had sailed for the Arctic ocean.
Arrived, the ship5 Comorant and Callister
from Liverpool.
{ SAN Francisco, June 4-In the suit of
the California State Telegraph Company
against the United States Pacific Telegraph
Company, the latter has been restrained
and prohibited from telegraphing between
cities in Nevada and California. The in
junctisn is permanent and cannot be re-
moved by any authority whatever.
Fire.
CHIcAGO, June "A fire this morning in
Metropolitan Block, Lasalle and Randolph
streets, damaged the building to the extent
of $4,000; fully insured. The Academy
of Science suffered loss of $4,000. A fire
engine while proceeding to the fire was run
into by locomotive, and completely dis
abled. One fireman was killed and three
men seriously injured.
:. PoUGHKEEPsIE, \. Y, June Twenty
three buildings were destroyed by fire at
Port Even opposite Phinebeck this morning.
We are unable to learn the exact amount of
the loss or the insurance.
General Burnside
PRovIDESCB, R. L, June Cen. Burn
side has accepted the Presidency of the
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