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The New York herald., 1871-10-13
THE WISCONSIN HOLOCAUST.
Horrible Deyastaiions by Fire in tie
Northern Counties.
TIE WKOLE COUNTRY DES0LATED.
Drowned.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12, 1871.
A despatch has just been received from Green
Bay, Wis.,, stating that steamer had just arrived
bringing report that 1926 bodies were buried at
Pishtego last night and as many more are still
missing.
sEvENTY-FIvE PERSONS
were burned to death at Little Sturgeon Bay. and
the suffering throughout the North is terrible.
with the exception OF the loss OF property the
calamity is almost as appalling as the burning Of
Chicago.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN
were burned to death in a large barn in which they
had taken refuge. Hundreds OF people were driven
by the danes into the river where most OF them
perished.
later despatch from Green Bay says that on sun.
day night fire broke out in the Belgian settlement
OF Brussels in Door county, WIS.,, destroying
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY HOUSES,
all the place contained excepting nve. Nine
persons are missing 1t is supposed they
perished in the flames. The inhabitants
lost everything. Active measures for their relief
are being taken at Duluth and other places, Dut
before assistance can reach them they must suffer
severely.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
THE FREE RIDER OF MISSOURI.

Bands Of Ku K.ux Horse Thieves in Dunk.
lin and stoisinrd Counties--i'r0cIama nation
OF Governor Brown or tiieir Suppression
Sr. LOUIS, Oct IL, 1871.
The proclamation or Governor Brown, calling out
The militia In Dunkn and otoddard counties, in
southeastern Missouri, IS based upon report made
TO Adjutant General Sigel by Captain Woog,
who was seat to investigate the con-
uition OF 36airs in those counties. Captain
w Woog's report says that 1t Is not denied
by any citizen in stoddard county that there exists
an organized band of in that county, called
by some .,Ku klux," by others, ''Dead Men, This
band IL comp lsed OF SIX companies, each fifty
strong with captain In command Captain WOog
further states that this organization Was first IN
tended FOR political purposes, and that some
Influential citi ems OF the county either
became members Of the organization or cCun.
tenanced the same, but that the organization is
now nothing but Il band OF horse thieves, robbers
and murdercr', opposed to all wno are IN favor OF
enforcing tic laws, lie they democrats or repub
cans and for whose conduct no political party ought
to be held responsible. The band is said 10 Oe CON-
posed manly o! fupitlves from justice from Illinois,
Arkansas and Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
THE PRESIDENTIAL JUNKETINa PARTY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II. 1871,

WASHINGTON, Oct T. 1871.
Secretary Boutwell, LEFT to-day for Boston, as the
advance guard OF the Presidential party. He wants
to spend a day among his chickens and geese at
Groton before the arrival OF the President and the
other members OF the Cabinet. AS the reception Of
the Russian neet and the Grand Duke Alexis will.
NOT take place for some weeks yet because OF the
roundabout course by way OF Madeira which
Admiral Poisset has adopted, President Grant
will be in no haste to return but
goes a. far M Bangor to participate In the opening
OF the lnlernational Railway The Presidential par
Generals Babcock and Porter ana number or other
prominent gentlemen. Secretary Robeson returned
from his western tour to nj ht Just In time loin
the grand junketins party, which Will leave here to-
morrow,
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

LospoN MONEY MAnKxr--LoSDoS. Oct: 12-4 80 NJ =
Cousols closed qs Tor ami 921s Tor the ac-
count United States bvetwentv bonds ls62s va lsoos,
old, Q.s{; iS67's, 9lss ten -foriies, es&. - -,
pa RIs BoHRer--P AHIs, Oct I2.-Kenes, 56f. 70c. -
LIvERpooL COTTON MARKET.-LivEhroo,; oct. p
$50 r. M-The colton market closed hrm. Middng w.
lands es1d middng Orleans lOd. The sales OF the DAY
120o0 bales including So Tor export anu speeu-
laon ship named Al ChareAtun or S&.
vannah have been made a, . l6d. for middlings.
IryrRroor BRrApsrUFrs MARKLT.-Ity ERrooI., Oct.
10 40 r. MWhcat lSs Id GENITAL for California wle
and lis lis 6i for No. red Western sring rnur, 25a
os al Der Dbl canal Corn, 3ys. 81. per quar-.
ter. :.
Itvrnroor PROVISIONS MARKrT.-lTvEHrOoI, Oct. l2-
Evennr-l,acon, tts cwt for eh0r. rib midacs.
LoNioN PRonrCE MARKi 4, LONDON. Oct, l2.-Talow,
41s, per evil for new
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. ID A. nj.


Synopsis FOR me Past TDenty.tOur Hours
The low barometer Which was Wednesday night
of the Middle Atlantic Coast has moved northward
over Massachusetts and northeast to the Bay or
Tundy, with heavy rain on the New England
coast followed, however, at the present
hour by clear weather and northeasterly winds.
Brisk northwest winds have also prevailed IN the
Middle states, but nave now greatly subsidized The
high pressure In Arkansas has moved northeast
ward and Is now central over Virginia with
clear weather at all points east OF Michigan
and Missouri. Cloudy weather Is reported from
Iowa and Nebraska, with fresh southerly winds.
Easierly winds with cloudy weather has prevailed
on the coast OF Texas. The temperature has risen
decidedly from the lower lakes and Ohio valley west
ward.
Probabilities
Clear weather and rising barometer are prona.
BILE for Friday IN the Middle and East.
ern States; partially cloudy weather, with
easterly winds, In tine Southern aud Gulr States:
falling barometer and southeasterly winds west
Of the Mississippi; rising temperature, southery
and westward to the Missouri River.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
FLOODS IN THE EAST.

heavy Fhunder ST rm and Rainfall in
E.,jne-Threniened Destruction q! BRIDGES
Mt Icwst0n.
LEWISTON Me-, Oct. IL, 1871.
Rain commenced falling at eleven O'Clock last
night ana continues with no indications OF holding
up Early this morning a heavy thunder storm
the most severe for two years-set In The river is
rising rapidly and the roads are badly quilted To
prevent the freshet from carrying of the temporary
floating bridge across the river workmen are uow
taking or the pianks with the view OF separating
the tmbers and swinging them to the banks on
either SIDE The trains are delayed by washOurs,
The rainfall up to this umc 1.-TWO O'Clock +. Az
reaches nine inches. The railroads are badly
washed. No train lett Mt noon on the Androscogein
diN tsiDn and the trai from Bangor over lie
Lewiston division, 1t Is said cannot get by the
Greene washout.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

A.-WnrnOck e. Co., Hatsers, $40 BrOad~
way.-Gents silk Hats, 81.
Gents Travelling and Undress Hats In great variety
K moderate prices.
Boys and Youths Hats. Styles g
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NThc following despatch was received to-day b
Archbishop Spalding:-
CHICAGO, Oct. l2. ls7l.


HThe following despatch was received to-day by
Archbishop spading:-
CHICAGO, Oct 12. ls7
Archbishop SPALpISG:-
The Cathedral six churches, orphan asylums, hospitals,
House the Good Shepherd schools charitable institutions
Bishops house ruins. Over hundred thou
sand people homeless. / be. you Tor gen.
erai collection In all your churches next Sunday The
superintendent of the telegraph company asks you TO repeat
this message to the pre!aes OF the country wires
crowded and few Request Ill rei.tances TO be
made to yourself. THOMAS FOLEY,
Bishop OF Chicago
The Archbishop avails himself OF the kindness OF
the associated press in communicating this appeal
TO the public.
Substantial sympathy In CanRda-Oners Of
Blankets nni Tents by the British Gov
ernment.
QUEBEC, Oct IL, 1871.
cable telegram has been received here by Mr..
James Ross from the city OF Dublin, 10 forward
five hundred pounds sterling TO Chicago.
meeting OF citizens tonight passed resolutions
OF sympathy for Chicago and acknowledging the
noble assistance received by Quebec In similar
calamity. committee was appointed TO collect
subscriptions
a cable despatch has been received from the Eng
lish government to o1er to Chicago all the military
tents and blankets IN the Dominion. Oi the latter
there are over $40, 900.
Collections are TO be taken up in all the churches
for the relief OF Chicago.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
Subscriptions In Other Places.

The Erie Relief Train.
CHICAGO, Oct r. 1871.
The Erie relief train from New York arriveu here
this evening. and was met by large crowd at the
depot "a
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
Fires IN Michignr.

DETROIT, Mlcn., OCT. II, 1871.
FORT AUSTIN SAVED.
The cutter Fessenden reached Port Huron this
morning with seventeen refugees from the lake
shore, two OF whom were fatally burned. Port
Austin escaDed the flames.
DESTRUCTION OF THE TOWN OF WINDSOR, CANADA.
This morning an alarm Of fire was gwen in Wind
sor opposite Detroit. In q few moments the flames
spread IN every direction, consuming the principal
business portion OF the town. The Great Western
Railraod depot was saved through the exertions
OF the railroad employees, There was no wind or
probably not q building would have escaped.
man was arrested while In the act OF firing build
ing and was lodged In Jail.
The Western Fire-sccrctary Boutwell, Or
dcrs Revenue Cutters TO the Relief Of tho
Sufferers.
WASHINGTON ID. c., Oct IL, 1871.
Secretary Boutwell, this morning received the fol-
aowing telegram
PORT HURON Mich, Oct IL, 1871.
The villages and houses along the coast IRON tnc
foot Of Lake Huron around into saginaw Ray are
exposed to q terrible cOnlagraton by hres IN the
ana are starving. We ask orders or the revenue
steamer Fessendcn to 90 along the coast and relieve
the sufferers as long as necessary. the Fcsscnuen
has be& up and Is now here. The people, IN many
cases, are driven Into the Lake 10 escape burning.
Over three hundred have been br0ue here already
We are dong all we can anu need the service OF this
vessel Answer Immediately.
u. d. CONGER, NJ G.
J. II. SANBORN, Collector OF Customs.
The Secretary in reply ordered the commanding
onicer OF the Fcssenden to report to Collector san
born, In accordance with the request.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

VttI VtI !. "
Washed out culvcrts on most Of onr railroads de-
lay the trains. The Boston morning train VIII prob-
ably not arrive until five O'Clock this afternoon,
owing 10 culvert being wasi!el olt at Mllkens
crossing one m1e this SIDE OF Saco. The conslruc-
ton tram Is replacing 1t.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

A.-A.-S2 Saved ON Fall style a:enilcmen'>
Dress Hats. Largest stock offered at retail
c. o. II. HAT COMPANY, 10 Cortland street
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

A.-TOr a stylish md Elegant Hat, AT Popms
prces DOUGAN 1Os Nassau corner Of Ann street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Attic Best in the Marlset.-f You Wam
elegant fashionable silk dress HAT direct to the
manuacturer ESPENSCHEID la Nassau street. Price ".
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

SinrIe Tcasp0onfnl Of Watts Nervous
ANTIDoTE often prevents long sickness Have bottle
handy.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Billiard Table ut Home for S2O.-Fnii Size,
Cues Balls extra required diagram mailed free.
ABBOT NICHOLAS 20 Liberty street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

BafchelOr's Hair Dyc-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless RELIABLE instantaneous
A all drurrlsts
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
Died.

HARDY.-On Thursday morning. October II, EssIS
HARDY, wife Of Alexander Hardy, in the Seth year
oil her age.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral. today,
ut one O'Clock, from her late residence, 5l9 Green
wlch street.
[Por Other. Deaths see Ninth Fst0e.l ri
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
Fire In Raleigh, N. c.--"r.nrse 10 Tuclser,s
H,.,l

RALEIGH. N. O., Oct. IL, 1871.
About eight O'Clock this morning fire broke out
In the insurance 0ilce Of General Hoke in Tucker
Hall on Fayetvile street, which at first threatened
the entire destruction o. the building. The Fire De-
partm mt succeeded IN subduirg the flames by the
utmost cxertions Tucker Hall one OF the largest
and most imposing buildings in the State the first
moor OF which Is occupied by II. II. n r. s. Tucker
4 Co.. dealers IN dry goods. There was 1000 in-
% suiance on the @ building and dry goods. IN the
Pesinas agency otner comranies carrying additional
IN. were saved undamaged by being removed.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

A.-PhuiOn's New Perfumes,
al LOVE YOU"
and .WiiITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

The Fall styles In silk Hats nre Inrve!s OF
beauty KNOX, the veteran batter, corner OF brvauwS a
Fulton street mas In all the perfccton " syu a
onaty cal and examine them before buying eise"nerc
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

A.-Herring,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
aol Broadway, corner VI irrly H-3s
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
Severe Storm, in Maine.

BANGOR, Oct II IS71.
Tho heaviest rain that has fallen here for several
years prevailed for twenty-iour hours preceding
nine O'Clock this evening, when 1t cleared on cold
with high wind from the norm. An Immense
quantity OF water has fallen, which has
swcllcd the streams. quilted out the roads
and interrupted railroad communication in every
direction. The noon train on the Maine Central RAN.
road returned to the city alter getting no iurther
than Etna. and train has arrived or left tonight
The European and North American train. duc at
halpast six p. NJ. had not arrived at eleven Z. M.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Tru..,s, Elastic stockings, shoulder Braces,
nr aaLoElR ii Aun street, adjoining Herald oncs
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
,nmnxe ta NTninc HniIrnads hy the rlnod.

Damage to Maine Railroads by the Flood.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Oct. IL, 1871.
The copious rain OF the began last even.
ing. and continued for fifteen hours. Seven regular
trains were imprisoned along the line OF the Name
Central Railroad, the cuverts in front and rear OF
them having been washed away. il with be at least
twenty-four hours before trains can run regularly
again. No extensive damage has yet been donc
but the storm though abated, has not yet entirely
sutsIda1.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Tho Rain Storm in Providence.
PROVIDENCE. r. L.. Oct. IL, 1871
The rain last night was worry heavy Between
seven A. M. yesterday and ten A. NJ. -day 4.6j
inches OF ram fell.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Crista dOrO's Hair Dye has Equal in tho
world is the most reliable of any. Sold every
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

The Wilson shuttle sewing M,rhine-rhc
best aui cheapest first class machines In ihs WORT ptss
from S.5 SlOO; easy payments. salesfoonih DfoAi~b
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

YAChfINH NOtCHs
The following yachts passed Wholesome yestcr'
days.
Yacht wandercr, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Lorillard, frouH
Newport en- route for New York.
Yacht Enchantress, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Loriard, from .
Newport en- route Tor New York.
Yacht Drcadnaught, N.Y.YC., Captain Samucls,
from Newport for new YORK.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
| lowing companes:-Sortn British. Mercantile, I'm.
perial. Royal. Etna, British American Western and
Provinciai.
Arrival Of REFUGEES In CANADA.

K1NcARDINE, Oct. r. 1871.
hoat containing two men, woman and nine
chilaren and the dead body q child who had died
from exhaustion, arrived here yesterday from Sand
Beach, Michigan, having left there on Monday to
escape the fires raging in the neighbornooo. High
winds ana the dense smoke prevented their reach
without food the whole tune. They arrived
drenched and completely exhausted. Clothing
has been given Them anu their wants have been
attended TO.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
Further Particulars of the windsor Fire.

WINDSOR, Ont, OCT. II, 1911.
hre broke out last night In McGregors Bank,
opposite Iiinn's House, burning the whole nlock up
to the western Hotel East. H,nu's House is now
on fire. The Post Onlce, telegraph once Great
Western Railroad station and many other buildings
have been destroyed. The loss is estimated Mt
sl50.O0o The assurances are heavy. and In the lol-
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
In Vienna.

VIENNA, Oct. II, 1871.
The leading merchants and bankers OF this city
have opened subscription Tor the relief Of the SUI
ferers 10y the Chicago ire
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Miller & Co., Roots nnd shoes, All styles
- MILLER < CO., Union square
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

r,a New pi-infeciani, B-omo-' hiOrninm,
ard od0rless destroys al disagreeaDo oors
avn prevents eona ion Prepared only by lihpEs &Cu.s
i5g W,,ii.m street, New fork. sod " Druggists. =
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Appeal for Aid from the Catholic Bishop of
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

David,s Fall Hat for Gentle tlemcn..-SalcsroOm
2s91 broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Caution In Consequence Of the Constantly
increasing imitation o. my well known BERLIN kuMMEi.
by parties Europe and shipped by them to the United
States Of America, consider 4 my duty caut,n We pub
appointed Mr. ANTHONY OECiIS 70 New street, New
York. sole agent the United States for the sale Of
BERLIN kuMMEL.
j. A. GILKA.
Purveyor TO II. NJ. Emperor OF Germany.
BERI.tN September "A, ISL. .
lNOrICE-I now prepared execnts for Mr..
J. A. GNka's celebrated BERLIN kUMMEL on most favor
ANTHONY oECHS.
NEW YORK October Q, 1871
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In Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, Oct. T. 1871.
As soon as the news OF the terrible fire at
Chicago reached mere an extra edition
OF the Gernadn-Americdn Economist was
Issued, giving such details as were known and
calling for prompt action behalf or the sufferers.
Pursuant TO this call meeting was held, at which
the leading banking houses OF the city were repre-
sented ana relief committee organized for the coll
lection ana disposition OF funds.
Frankfor viii send liberal contribution.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

COoper,s Mustard Paper-Cleau, Eflictent.
convenient and portable Testimonials from the Lancet.
oach packet For sale by all druggists wholesale agent
for the United States, X. W. HOBBS, 81 ceiar street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

e,yo Reward for Case Nenrai9in, Hheuu'H-
,fsa Dr FITlER'S yFGLfhBLb RhEgIAl.t 81
EUT will cure. fhys.clAa advice fFoe y JoNn street,
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Per C. A. MINToS, Secretary OF Committee.
r. S-Monday next has been fixed upon BY this committees
the purpose aoring time for completing the neees
sary club arrangements for the race. aE
The committee will tomorrow ritly), at Qua
O'Clock r. NJ q. A. MINTON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

NEW 1ORA, Uct. Z, IosI. J
JAMES AsHBURY, ESD
MY DEAR SIR have seen It stated In some OF
the daily papers that you would like TO sall tbs
LtvonIa against the Dreadnaught for cup, from
the point or Sandy Hook around the Lightship and
back three times. If you really willing to do so
accept your terms without any modification and
Will sail 1t on Thursday next.
As the Dreadnau auglr needs some conditioning for
such important race an early reply Is solicited.
Very respectfully, s. SAMUELS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

Members. .pf .the. .Ganadianl LegislatslFeassa loa tg side of lEe ins Iine. least @ ssS sacS sa wonla appearSto be the fact from "a cohmts 'lehe nicat(on in aPeront0i papere which readss sasg thusi ..I notice our little mill isnd;yateEa eaa member has been moving for a change in "A. the law with reference to thesale of poisohd *sHs ibharElly think it necessary for him to bor- snoW .tknRble, from, that qharttE as m6ashallkEsS have ho trouble in gettngrid nfahims ne1tsatt ss slsc.ph without rsa9EtIPg s9 E spqh Ea ss d as
 Boston's debt is $16, ,262, 124 Last year
 the increase was $5S8. 344.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

t .AHcaD1AN sss1sfrfiic1 ft5 Y.some ei thirty i've
 years agosour town board of selectrnen ctaonJ
 sisted of sBenjaminsIsaacs John GreyE and, 4EBafhabas Maryina The regular established annual salary of the selectmen was $7, but
 on account. of some extra d1pease and sef3
 vice renaeredp Marvinafcharged ,$6r sene |yesE1 sI sIhs s sxtra, aellaE, wass ths political
 ruin ruin of Marvin. He was immediately and ever afterward dropped. Gaze0e..
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

iet2fpR @se<.E .sAi n. #, en-st fst-t} ='4a # sse1 ,i 7i.as ssa-s z}xs.gss ffs4.aa7..isass.' tssI ssvr. 1.t.r 5lta.:g: F -sie,tI, :c'.si:is5
 ir-2t,E..i.s.<4 ls"sls,s <@-'J .i.tais:.el i's7:
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

Eto dinner and is sound aaaleer at G. b: i.r
 Mention has. been his. ,punct E
 attend dance, at the Ghnrcho of the ,Ascension;s.ti but. sheuldl any. 9acoident sor4 ine1enientr upon the fapf4& StiSp sT the .1eanta5Ens Best hand sta.sss hng thee reason, for shisij nensappearanne;9s
 and his apologfes' bhefefor Captain .liss
 borchs five feet teh inches iii heiHht.aniie :, g
 lis of chest is, e2trsord mary. There s@ Y isno greater cnriosity in the city Shan the,s
 courteous, smiling old gentleman who sitsieel Sunday after Sunday "in his arm chair ir1
 Ftie q broad aisle of the QAUScR of tic As s st
 GenSlOn ..,i ltsi . ll t.cr, a..t | I..
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
Pennington Savings Bank.

IN EPOSITSA made in this Bank on or
 D before Feb. 1st. will draw interest from that date. Interest ct therateeof six per cent. feeeof taxes has been paid deposits for the last fifteen yerf. Am Axtra dividend of one per cent has been declared for the last six months. This bank helds a large surplus fund, as guarantee to it's depos- tcrs Amount of funds Sept 1st, 1869, $f, ,U12, ,5g6 Business hours from to l2 .. fn., and from to 6 p. m hst SAMUEL 8. OOWLES, Treasurer T
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
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 |. THE, OLDEST INHARITAN.E i.

z~ ti4ff. rsi ii nm 4fri ..sss,s vit.. ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR YFARs EARS OLD AND STILL HEARTY-oPIUM AS A PRESENTER OF HUMAN sLdFE.7i h".:Ef 4ist4.>E es;i aai..l