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The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02

Thomas Laspeyre, We utriers.snd. islthe
man who. on the Fourth day Of July. 1881
Ut Stockton. refused to allow certain
church bell to be rung in celebration Of
our National Independence. From his
speech last night one sonid have thought
that he never did anything 10 his life b1t
ne Fourth of July bells-San Jose Guide.
We understand that ladies made ap-
plicstion. yesterday. for registration.
The Clerk put the oath DO you swear
that you are MALE oitisens twenty-one
years OF spe ?" We don't know whether
they registered or not
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Treasurer's Notice.

yHARhAEfS DkAwNs UP0y TIE 9EN-
wv erar unity Fund. snd r.gistsred on and ~
ter Nov. fsfh, 1884. and mp % March 5th. isAs.
~il b pa,d ~ pfsssnsakieo. and cssSs " beat In
igea ssesr5isseg SAIL CooPDH, Tssaspsa.
ehssss, Aag. llth. l3TI. efl
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SH ASIA COURIER.
CHARITY.

When you meet With one suspected
= s0f some secrs: deed Of shame.
And for this by all rejected
As thing Of evil fame,
Guard thins eve-y look aud action,
= Speak NJ VOID of hesrtisss blamsy
For the slardersr's vile detraction
Yet may soil thy goodfy name.
When you meet with one pursuing
Ways the lost have wandered in,
Working out bis owp undoing
With bis recklsssness an. s.n,
Think, If placed in his condition,
Would . kind wpri be in vain1
Or look fcold suspicion
Win thee back to truth agains
There are spots that bear no fowsrs,
Not berause the sol is bad,
But the summers genial show. rs
Never made their bos ms gisd.
Better have an act that's kindly
Treated sumetimes with disdain.
Than by Judging "hers hIindly,
Doom the innocent to pain.
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Willow.ware.
No.ice to whom 1t may Conce RI.

" 9 ,.vD OFFICE. SHASTA, CAL,
August 7th, 1871.
H. Pc empton clam OF hen
rv W. Adkins to the E /, oil tie Il and the
v Of tss e. of Sect n. 7. Township No.
AZ Nor,h K.n,,s West Mum d. bio Base and
Meridla
Whereas Henry W. Adkins, whose Pss. once
address Is Horsei"wn, County of Shess, State
CAiiiornia has In de appiicatI n to this I'll to
enter agrcu tural iand the tract Of land above
dest RIB, der the Pre- eInp,on n~s d: he Unit
st,.,s, And Whereas the - of day January. A.
D. iasp. IN afidavi. was filed III the Unitsd States
Land Office nj Mar, sviIle. California by b. w.
Adkins alleging the said Ian'' 10 oe mineral III
character and more valuable Tor In,"erai than az
ricuItuI al purpos.s. Now Therefore M ee l, mere
by given to all whom il may concern. that ,''e u'
dersighed b We appointed the 20Ih day of Septei.
bcr. A. b. 1871, AT 10 o'clock, A NJ. at the U. s.
Land Office in the town aud county oi SHASTA. State
of California the ,iE. and place for the he rng
81 testimony before th. Regis aud X, ceiveI Of
Office to determine the acts ~ u the miner al oI
non mineral character of said land, ut which time
an place all parties in interest, with their wit
nesses. may be heard, aud their testimony reduce"
To writing; after which the proceedingswi will be sub
mtted to the commissioner Of the GENERAL Land
Off for review prior I" final award. And Ill
OF failure appear and chow the ls'.d to be
more valuable for miHing than for agricultural
purposes, the said applicant will be allowed To enter
the ,and embraced in his ap lication upon satis-
factory proof that said lard Is more valuable for
agricultural than tor mi! eral purposes, and thai
the said applicant has fully complied with the re
quirements OF the pre-emption laws.
JNO s FOLLANSBEE. Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02

HERE is the La Crosse Democrats latest
conundrum: senac-
How can the Democrat, Party be right
to-day for doing th,t which the hepubh
Guns re 80 wrong in doing in l660P-
The Departuriss al give it up.
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Northern Light Lodge. No. 100. +. e A
NJ Aaillyiile.

~ H.F. Ross. W. NJ: J. P. Webb. s. ".
10 Henry johnson. J. w.; Or GuptilI. Sec
vi D c. Stevenson. s. D.; Johnson- Fonde.
w D.; Rob,. Boyee. Marshal; A. Will
lisms and George williamson, Stewards; B. F.
Marin, Tyler. s-ss5 - = 3 80
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sAssss-Eacsmp pmsnt. No. ~. 8 a. ~ ~.
Ehas- MrD,nsld, C-P.; W P. Hartman.
SOH p; C. Anderson. 5. W.; g. 4. Khox
Scribs. l. Gsrrscbt. Treas: W. Elmors.
! ". Nighi Of mssens ID and 80 "Wednesday
nf ssoh wpsk, z Z 80 is- t
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:A&e nts.

L. r. FISHER. 80 & FL New Mef.
chants Exchange. IL our only authorised Agent in
San Frsnciseo.
HUDSON 4 MENET, No. Al Park Row. n. z.
are authorised to solicit and collect for .dvsrtis.
ing in Nav York and other eastern cities.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02

WetteIn Sta- Lodge. No. 2, r. & a. NJ.
4 l. wellendnrf W M.;J"hn V. Scott.
.~S W: C. G. Bush. J. W Berj. Shurt
AA fef. Treas; A. Dobrowsky. Sec.; g. c
~ \Schrnfer. S. D j. Ashfeld, j. D.: Chas.
Anderson. l.: W. P. Hartman, 81; Isaacs, NJ;
J. F. Scsmmon,
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02

NorrcE-No attention will be paid to any I'd.
vertisement unless accompanied BY the cash, or
sent through responsible Advertising Agency.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02
EMPIRE HOTEL 5!
#Hi MAIN STREET, SHASTA, H;I
JOHN '. SCOTT, Proprietor.

gTNHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAyoRITE
i Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends AMI the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-iurnished tue establishment through
out, and is now prepared to entertain guests In a
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
itornia. The PARLoR and ROOMS are large
and comrieAinus, and the BELS md slseping &C.
comodstions unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with every ni.g the mar
kets of tins locality afford. and eve possible at
tention will be paid to the wants guests, and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none hut thr hest brands of Wine,
Liquor and Cigars vill be dispensed {, customers
The Oregon Cal. Stages arrive ut and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL g. STABLE.
Attached to this establish nent is q good COR
RAL and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can a 'ways find abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN V. SCOTT.
Shasta. june 18th. 1859. jel9
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sh...a edge No. 81 !. 2. Q. r:

.,.ussss... william ia kson. y. GIL. Terry,
We. a. A. 10 4. sery. Cbsa Nc
) Donald. r. o yightof meeting. Aand.
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Saddle and Harness Shop!
Main Street, opposite Dunn's Stables.

JOHN FORSTER 4 CO., PROPRIEToRS.
LII KINDS OF SADDLES. BRIDES
n Harness. and EVERYTHING belonging to
the Trade kept on hand or manufa tured to order
Repairing done with di,patch. Prices low for
Cash. Call in where you zee the Panther OF Cal
ltornis Lion over the door. MI s .3m
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02
Shasta Council, No. 6. r 4 4. N.

ousstH CuuHCHs NV' u = " - "s
A J. Issscs. T. I. NJ, A. Dobrowskv. D.
E9 NJ: D. P. Bystsl. G C W.; John ". Scott.
Tre.s L. wellendorf. Recorder. J. N. Chap
! pell. C Of g.: Cbss Anderson. Conductor
G. C. Schroeder Steward: Grant Tsggart. Mar
shall J s"anmon. Tent. 49,
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FLEMING'S SAW MILL,
Brandy Greek.
JOHN FLEMING. Proprietor.

vIyHIs MILL Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
tion On Brandy Creek, about two miles from
whi.ky,own. and &C SCHROEDER will keep
IN hand and for sale q supply Of Lumber, At
Shasta and all orders left with him will receive
prompt attention. L. BEIiRENS will ais" re-
s.ive orders and attend to the sale of Lumber at
whiskytswn. Prices reasonable,
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02
SHASTA COURIER.
fssLuz.s svsnr SATURDAY noastss'f
C3 W. L. CARTER. aH
Publication Office, ,-Armory Hal
Building, First Floor.

Terms Of Advertising:
Par One Square, Of leiiass Lass, one insertion,
Pour Dsilars; for each subsequent insertion Two
Dsllars. ,v
Advertisers.
- Advertisements not ma,ssd with the mum,
Der Of insertions thereon van os eonanu'N 1A-'
ordered out. aad charged sccordinky.
All summonses. shsrin's sales. and Court ad-
vsrtissments charged strictly according to the
rates fixed by Law. All legal advert,s'ns must "
paid for in advance.
ALSO,
Having furnished our ofice with an elegant as
sortmsnt Of FANCY JOB TYPES, ps are pre-,
tarsd to sxecuts, neatly and expsditiousy. ala
haaner Of job Printing, such rs
Bills Of Fxre, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Handbills.
Pamphlets, Programmes.
6ali Tickets, Cards.
b6stsrs Books,
law Blanhs, Catalogues,
hEAyts Checks. H.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-02

Shasta Chapter. No. 0, r. A. NJ.
a A. Dahrowskv, II. p; Beni. Shurtlcff
K; John v. Scott. s.: u. Bystle. C.
AA H; J. Isaacs. p. s. j. N Chappel. r
WA c.; L. Wsl,endorf. M. 81 ": g. C.
Schroter NJ. I'd ": Cbas. Anderson. LIST "; D.
We'll. Trsss.j G. !. Taggsrt, Sscy. J. F. Sesmmon
q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14


ike ersinE alend as enc q old. wha&e
PRAYER as. siIelp. Lord far tho Cody
man csssetb; or the ialihial fail nom
araaus che ehildrsa 81 men" Mr. Bavker
Wa man beloved b AL y 10 knew him.
and - - suemies he had nous which
canot &c said II but few men; be wished
al lo le happy sraund him aud Old Al
10 his plwcr live up to The golden rule
The churel, In this place have met with =
great loss in tho death oftheir minister
bat their boss r. his infinite gain, for II
ever a msu g. permitted 10 have = seat
around Coils THRONE we believe Mr.
Bow ker viii BE- enc Of the number NAV
each and an 50 live that ore DAY they msS
meet their beloved pastor, on that bright
or shor,, where sickness sorrow aud
death are never known. CON,
ln our item Of last week In regard to
the visit Of Joseph Fcuu's mother To the
old homestead, Il should have read
brother"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

The holidays will soon he upon Us.
aud long expected pleasures eliminate
The oldest iuhahitant AYERS the past
mouth to be the coolest November Ia
memory, and Just the right sort Of
weather to give resl to the fessts OF
Thanksgiving,
The initiation festiyity win be given
rnder the auspices Of the second Congre-
gational Society At onion Hall, Thursday
evening, Dec. 2lst, for the benefit of Rev.
/ d. Goodhuc. An oyster supper, music by
the Cornet Baud, vocal music, tableaux,
etc are some of the good things shadow
ed forth by the committee Of arrange
meuts.
Very few Of those who voted our
soldier. a testimonial, realized the
amount of pleasure tley VIC c giving the
recipients, The possession Of a tesimon-
ial, is 10 them, an honorable badge,
hich which will he handed down rs an
heirloom to future generations. Yer.
mont has always been ever with the fore
most in time of war. Aud though she
WAS not called upon for regiment IN
the Mexican war, yet large per cent OF
Raueom's Bloody Ninth" were Green
| Mountain Boys.
Pertinent to the above, the following
extract from the "Fown Book" an anci-
eut record now in the possession of Bar
net Wait, Esq, contains much to in
terest the antiquarian. ! give the extract
verbatim:
LONDONDERRY, March 2lst, 1882,
Met and opened the Town Meeting ac-
curdhg to the warrant, and first, chose
Lieut.. john Woodburu, Moderator.
I'd. Voted to raj e two men for the en-
suing campaign, agreeable to the resolves
of the Assembly.
3rd. Voted TO excuse Saml. Eayrs,
John Mccormick and John Mack who
we're ont in the three ears service, from
pay ing any part ofthe bounty which is 10
he given TO the men to be raised for the
ensuing campaign.
4lh. Voted to hire Jonathan Aiken and
James Mack to 20 into the service and to
give each of them e. los for bounty, aud
10 have for wages, e. ler month. Which
il TO be paid in clearing land, at e. per
acre, aud to be fitted for the seed by the
first Of September 1888,
Per RoBT. MCCORMICK,
Town Clerk,
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CHESTER.

The little son of Rev. A. b. Flanders
who was SO severly injured by being run
1ver few days since by runaway team
ls rapidly recovering.
A small delegation left here for Wood
stock on the 9th inst, their object was to
talk with the State Attorney. Several
gentlemen who were summoned to ap-
pear at the same time, were obliged to
torego the pleasure OF the trip on account
If sickness in the family.
| "A letter was recently sent through
lie post Office addressed Mr. No
Court E.q., Boston.
But two stations on :he Rutland D-
vision of the VI. c. Il. Il. where more
freight is received and forwarded, than
At Chester. The new depot will be ready
for occupancy this week.
johnson & Gay have got back into
did quarters on the North Street, where
,hey will do u grand merchandise busi
ucss, and DO it well too.
--Chas. NJ. Maxfield has just returned
from market All we have to say about
il, j., that Charles is prepared TO stand Il
run of custom such as no dealer IL
watches, jewelry, silver and plated ware,
ever before could, ia this town. When
you drop in to set your watch by Char
leys Regulator gaze iulo his well
filled show cases.
L. II. Stone, orr State Temperance
Agent, talked plainly and practically Al
Congregational Church Saturday even
ing last. We are sorry 10 say, nont
bui temperance people were there to listen
aud actually distressed that there were 81
few Of this class present.
Two pleasant prospectipes: Dedca
ton Ball to be given BY the Odd Fellow
upon tie completion Of their new hall
aud the Yosemite" Fire Company's Bal
At no distant date. 4.
i pRATTLEnoEo.
DE Cordova lectured last Tuesday
. evening. DR.. Jewett gave a Temperance
laciure last Monday evening.
MIR Sawyer has continued in very
low critical State, his continuing 10 live
even low n he i. give. hopes Of course.
Gen, Phelps Auti-Masonic ticket die
, uot come To much, indeed, he probabl,
, gave more thought 10 il than any one else
especially those who were ignorant 0
their hnines being attached 10 The ticket
High winds have prevailed. suddel
changes from cold to warm and sooi
back to cold, oue rain storm aud seyera
rnow squalls, bat Uuly sufficient 20 max
. "draDblg" walking and $50 sleigling. i
seems to be iaYvfaJie weather for tb
E poultry merchants, ~ quantities hAv,
teen shipped from this depot, one MAJ
, alone during the week be- lore Thank.
giving sending Vi Is or II toms, aud stlI
/ he seHds.
/. "A golden wedding came fast Wed
I nesiay evening, the parties being Mr
+, Geo. Mood aud wife Every one 4
. BfaitleborJ i familiar with Mr. Wood
lace, ~ he la. been great horse lfAine
= Ia hi. DAY. Probably nauy d The sobe
i. Old uazs driven Into town remember u
i breaking, training and discipline, =,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

On the 9th ult., w. W. Wiley met
with serious accident while chopping
wood with u. Harlow, the axe slipping
from the hands OF harlow and striking
Wiley on tie right arm midway BETS cen
the elbow and wrist Wiley walked
to his home d distance OF half mile, sud
DR.. BiIby Of Londonderry wa. at once
sent fiF, under whose excellent care the
wound i improving rapidly.
Mir Editor: | wish through the col
nuns Of your excellent payer, 70 express.
my thanks to ms friend. AID neighbors
who have ~ kindly aided aud assisted ne
while have be "a suffering from the ef-
fects 81 the wound in my arm Ny
wile also wishes TO express her gratitude
TO the lsdies q 30 20 gei crOuslg and with
suehs seli-sacrafsiug spiri; came to g ia
pa,his with, ard assist her 81 The titne Of
the accident, proving beyond doubf,
thai, friend Ia aced i friend indeed
" " wnET.
lit il with sorruwfal hea "a ttat We
announce the death ~ Rev. Mr. Bow ker
which took place the 50 in.i., aud we lee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

The lumbermen of Searsburg are
wide awake and rushing the logs to the
saw mills as fast AS possible. We think
from appearances they intend to carry ou
a thriving business through the winter.
All wishing for good lumber would do
well 10 give lhem call.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

The shop bough, Nd Cited mp by J.
\ Slockwsii eH blacksmith shop i A.
set without al occupant. 4 ncw sclt Of
tool. tbroug boot src "a q, the tlours hsli,e
kept lecacd with two pad locks which Is
nccesssrt to keep customers out Tbs
& q goud location tar some eaav ENTER
pfisiug blacksmith Gre shop aHd toats
are ftf sale
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

FrRNIrUhE,
k.aA sg1 Fsaalgasbla
fbHLoE yUEaTgFE
fsAEe l4hles. HHran EAtlaaaa Iablrs.
frdsteHds, asgfas~ez 1.siaE Beds
B3frsgs4 CHalf-
Manufactured tt
E.sss sslual Cass.nut asa rsiltsa
Chamber Sets
eAHFKIh
gsisft, fsrasssis Tapestry, fbrssPy,
lagrsls Isrp4ts ui C@ihs. ste., 80,
Csa.as sua CssEsts Nela-. BlHal Casss.
La Kl8.GLlE
KunaEA. o. q. lsgt s4lg 4gso1
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Local Intelligence.


TurgspAY DECEMBER it H7i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

-Dca. Wn. K,ilagg aud son have
b1agl' Mr David Aikea's tea ciri and
sAp,ei 10 ~ uH tl.c rad SOON ia Tbs place
81 Alf Aiken.
Farmers are booking forward auE.
igu,iY 81 good khlng.
Tie s.lisHis Ia lis Church passed "a
qaIie ea-aalit ias, Thaf.isy evening.
= Iafse auiaatr STIR present e SIS ,sss.
cadr1 thai Tie puuorela lor Tie osmiag
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

-eelsed i their frisky, eOllsh aay -fsm
him Tic member Il ealis he has trained
to the harne V Surprising Presents,
good wistos, AND a happy llme wsw
abundant a. usual At The wedding
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

Adams Il Parsons, successor to Will
lam Cudworth, are getting = fine quanti-
~ of bark.
The farmers and lumbermen mean to
be III earnest about delivering it. Though
the sleighiug is comparatively poor sill
some days they have drawn more than
twenty cords, 1t is apparently the unl,
lively business about town
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rAsr ARttNurus.

"A donation visit viii he bcId 81 the
". T. Church, furthe benefit of the Rev,
II. NJ Curry, pastor In charge, on We'd
ncsdsy the sath OF Dee. Able speakers
have hceu Engaged for the oea,inu, Ire
tures al ~. m- nfler which D sumptuous
rcpasi will BE- served az RechahiJe llar.
\ good time is expected, la which an are
Invited TO attend, and euioy with as a
feast that will dotbe psgukcrs good, and
help our worthy Pastor
~ nr.r.t-t. IL. .a,,Attr-tt-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-20
DOMESTIC NEWS.

New YORK, Oct 12.-The disaster by
the Cnicago fire continues to excite pub
lie interest. Every detail regarding it is
read with absorbing interest. Conribu-
tions continue to pour in from every
quarter, apd supplies are furnished in
large quantities ior consignment by rail-
roads.
An immense number Of persons Of
every sex yesterday came TO the railway
depo,s with packages OF various descrip-
tons, containing goods TO supply the
wants of the distressed. At the Erie
depot clothing came in bundles, bales,
trunks, vallses, cases, boxes, and barrels
and formed by far the larger part OF the
offerings. Provisions were also contrib
uted in abundance. Many prominent
business firms gave substantial evidence
OF their generosity. One firm, sugar
refinery of the city, gave 10i barrels of
crushed sugar
1t would be impossible 10 make men
tion of the gifts in detail, or 10 enumer.
ate the contributions OF goods received
by this company alone. 1t would prob.
ably reach the value OF 500, 900 per day.
Contributions OF money from this city
and vicinity are rapidly going forward.
The Committees VINO are appointed 10
solicit aid are numerous. By the end of
week an immense sum will be realized.
From the interiOr OF tho State C. ntribu-
tions are Coming in with promptness and
liberality,. The energy which the busi-
ness men Of Chicago display is regarded
cheering. Evidence of prospects Tor the
revival of trade In the city, meets with a
hearty cemmendation il all departments
of business here. .1.
A new feature in the reform move
ment is the organization of the Young
Mehls Reform Association, which took
place last night. Ex.Judge Barrett was
elected President. These Ieformers COM
prise the best young men in the city,
and they are enthusiastic in the cause OF
reform.
The reform Democracy last evening
perfected Arrangements Tor the primary
meetings for the next election.
ST. JOINS, N. B. Oct. lathe storm
last night was very severe in Nova SEQ.
tia and Cape Breton. Embankments
were washed away in several places be-
tween Buffalo and HALIFAX. 1t Ia moi
expected that trans can run this week
Telegraph wires are gone completely be
tween these two places. The storm die
great damage to wharves and shipping
In Halifax. There was also great damage
done al Sydney, but there are no partic
ulaIG, a. ,,e,i3.rt G
A dispatch from Halifax states that tn
heaviest hurricane known in twent,
years occurred there last evening. Tb
ude rose two feet over the wharVes
Many vessels were injured and seyerO
HSNSSRsSSY HSSS sSY'S 'YSoRR, oct, is.-The praino fire
which have been devastating the wesler
] country, excite much interest. The su
! feIers bY the calamity awaken sympAth
everywhere. When the details OF th
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. II The chief topic in
all circles is the Chicago calamity. AT
the clubs, exchanges, news rooms, in
parlors, hotels, everywhereg where men
were the appalling disaster is talked
about. The first kilograms were regard.
ed as exaggerated, but as each superced.
ing despatch confirmed the losses, a
deeper feeling of symdathy was aroused
and desire manifested to contribute
some eff ctive manner OF relief to the
sufferers and subscriptions were begun.
= Hugh McCulloch, j. 3 Morgan and
other American brokers, were among the
first movers in this behalf. The contri,
buttons have already reached large
sum. At Liverpool Committee has
been organized who have already made
arrangements TO send food and clothing
TO the Chicago sufferers. 9'r.l 7
Minister Schenck invited all Ameri.
cans In and near London TO meet at
Iangham Hotel to.morrew, for tho pur.
pose OF organizlDg relief committees.
The United States Consul General re-
quests the aid Of consular officers In col
| lectipg and forwarding contributions.
The Times deplores the dispatches
az msgnihed. A writer declares hi
faith la the ener2y OF the Americans anC
IN the resources OF Chicago, and wishes
that lis ,suiiering Inhabitants may he
l cover from the disaster.
LONDON, Oct. 12.--The Lord Mayor
supported by leading houses, has issuet
Il q special subscription for Chicago reliet
i Everywhere the ieeling OF sympathy
Il wide spread. fha eo6neil Of the cit,
J will probably vote a large sum. AT