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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Ii is coujrcturcd that 500 persons
have been burned to death, The tclc
Grams say T. or |" men rushed INTO the
building Of the Historical Society, n
| iifr-urOui building. for safety. In II
few minutes the llames hurst up and
they were burned to death. The
names Of many who lost their lives are
giycu. On Chicago Avenue u father
rusl0i up stairs to carry three children
away. when he WAS ovcrtaken by the
llamcs and peri he'd with them. The
mother was afterwards seen on Tia"
north west side Of The street, n ravinL
maniac. In the same ncighborhood n
family oTiivc persons persisted. Twenty
IS three were killed at once 10y the fall
ING OF a wall. All business is suspend.
cal, ami every intent on securing food
anl shelter. The suffering is heart
rcnding. y dispatch, dated the lOLh
says:
Men, women and children to the
number Of 10000 are huldlrd together
hike so many wild animals. and ut an
other place 10000 Germans and Irish
are PRAYING relief; helpless children
are asking tor bread from heart hrukcn
parents, who know not which way TO
turn ur what to say women in the
pains Of rtild birth, and patients who
have been moved from beds OF sick
mems to save the lives that III best were
nearly spent, all were exposed to the
rain Of last night, and the cold, raw
Winds of to day.
There are people who. in the bitter
ness of their souls, ascribc the calami-
" to Gods judgment, and say Chica.
90 vas a second SodJm and GUmoIral
THE INSURANCE.
CHICAGO, October 1O.--A careful sur
vry of %insurances to-day shows that
there were written on the properly lie
-irDied S2OO0,OC0,UUO and anO'iicrl
$lCU,0OO,OUo t. this sum j. Il fair est.
mate, rs lar ~ eau be reached Of the
Tic Spectator estimates that the
LOSSES of the insurance compa
ME. will not much exceed thirty. five
millions. The computes tr~ansacting
business in Chicago hold seventy three
millions OF assets, including seven
he'll by Chicago companies.
Rumnr to day spoke Of eight compa-
MES suspended, but it is best to await
the official announcement,
NoTE.--The Phoenix and Aetna
Represented here in Win
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

We do not hciicvc IN abuse of 4 pc
lilicui opponent simply because he i.
50. We intend to present both sides
OF the picture and to denouncc politi.
cal corruption wherever we find it.
Refusing to indulge in personal abuse
and viIiiicutiun, we hold men to .heil
record; prdi,ing wherever there is
merit; r%eproving wherever there is
wrong and crilicizing both parties for
their utter abandonment OF those amer
tiles So pleasant IN social lie, which
ought especially to prevail amid the
heat and excitement of political strug-
g cs, to dignity and adorn them, and
TO keep them from the miserable exhi-
billions of personal hate and iuchurita-
bleness that now disgrace them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

~ NJ. Nelson. III slayer Of General
Canton. has. or had, q Younger htOth,
cr. who. ,iSo, killed his man, or ratIIe
boy. he was trird and acquitted, one
OF the Witnesses leaning strongly in his
favor in his evidence. lie remarked
once to Il gentleman now in this city,
when they were taking a glass togcth-
cr-'I was tried aud cleared hut ny
conscience has never cleared me. ]
can see that murdered boy always be.
fore me IN the day. anil he lauhts me
in NY dreams at night He very
soon disappeared, aud none knew how.
% when, aud To this dav no tidings
of him have ever GOMEZ Meridian
Mercury.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
Sherif's Sales.
Monday, November 6, 1871.
Curtis McCollium VS. John n. Ewin.

Curtis McCollium VS. John n. Ewin.
by virtue Of an execution issued from
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county, Ten
ncsscp. and to me directed. in the above
cause. | will sell to the highest bidder for
cash. before the Courthouse door in Win
chester, on Monday, the 9th day of No
vcmbpr, 1871, n tract Ofland lying in civil
district No. 4, Franklin county. Tenn, and
bounded on the north by the lands of II,
l.. Ewin. west by same. south by Geo. W.
Larkin, and on the east by the lands Of
solomon kenncdy's heirs. Levied on as
the property OF j. II. Ewin. Sold to sat.
isfy tho debt and cost in the aforesaid
cause. This October 9Th. 1871.
ID. J. MARTIN, Sheriff.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Universal suffrage seems to he pref
~ well established and admitted. Per.
haps it Is the best we can get; per.
liaps, under all the circumstances, il
was the best We could do; and vet no
intelligent or thought.ul man will say
it is not the vehicle of houndless cor
ruption, ignorance, and viciousn ,ss,
capable ut once Of yast errors and
abuses. The South gave il as IN
equivalent for amnesty, aud 50 we ac-
eeptcd i'll Louisville Couricr.Jour
nal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Hughs, Eaton & Co. VS. j. Il. Daniel.
BY virtue Of IN order of sale issued
from the Circuit Court of Franklin county
and to me directed. ] will sell for cash
before the Courthouse door in Winches-
1871, n house and lot in the town of Marble
Hill. containing a acre. mor OF less, and
bounded as follows. to-wit: on the west
by the lands of DR. Thomson; on the
east by the lands of j. =. Cole. on the
soutl, by &. W. Plcss; on the north by the
land OF ID. Thomason. This October Sth
1871. D. J. MARTIN. Sheriff.
BY J. p, Wellington, Dep. Shift.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
Trust what Time has Sanctioned

The maxim that tho voice Of the people
is the voice of the divinity. may in some
eases. be open to doubt. but the testimony
of honest and enlightened witnesses cx-
tending through Il series OF years. and all
to the same purport, is worthy of credence.
admits of no question Upon such tcsti-
monyt the reputation of llostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters as an antidotc and cure for
MANY ailments is based. During the
twenty years that it has been before the
world, innumerable preparations intended
to compete with it. have gone up like rock
cts. and came downthe eXtinguislcd sticks.
| Meanwhile the progress of that incompar-
able tonic has been swift and steady
always upward and onward like the eagles
flight. Its introduction produces a revolu-
ton in therapeutics. and it proved to be
one o~ftI,ose salutary revolutions that can
not go backwards. To-day llostctter's
Bitters is n of the most popular remedies
in cll~ristcnlOm. and commands Il larger
sale thar any other medicinal preparation.
domestic or imported. on this side of the
Atlantic. As a cure tor dyspepsia. bilious
disorders, nervous affections. general de-
bility. and as a preventive of epidemic
~feyers.it takes precedence of every other
remedy. This tact should teach the am
bilious country dealers wi o cndcavor to
lnist their local abOrtions on the public In
its stead. how futile their small attempts
TO cajole tie community must necessarily
be. Where the game fish have failed there
is no chance for the suckers"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
S. +. Goodman vs. VIM. z. Darwin.

S. +. Goodman VS. VIM. p. Darwin.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued
rom the Circuit Court of Franklin conn.
tv. and to me directed. in the b cause.
| will sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
on Monday, the 9th day Of November.
1871. the tract of land upon which VIM.
p. Darwin now lives. lying in civildistrict
No. 10. Franklin county. Tenn contain
ing 275 acres. more or less. and bounded AS
follows: On the North by the lands of
Samuel McKrlyy; on the east by the lands
of Daniel Russell and the heirs of Henry
Bass. deed. Win he sold to satisfy the
debt and cost in cause aforesaid. This
October 9Th, 1871. D.J. MARTIN.
octl2-tds Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
Insolvency Notice.

The undersigned having sugee, Horton.
deed. ali persons having claia h',a' .daly
said estate are required to file t,s' Tiers Of
authenticated. with Clem ai,tjin Count!
the County Court OF ra. I'm, his date
Tenn. within three month"; This SEP
9Th 1871. f.n.tniarsof
mtl1an NuN"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

A $50 clock is offered as Il special
premium Il. the Atlanta, Ga, Fair for
the best daily paper in Georgia, typog'
raphy press work, neatncss, industry
and variety to be taken into c"nsidera'
ton, and six copies Of consecutive
dates to be on exhibition, A S25
clock is offered for the best weekly
paper,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
|, n. Martin VS. Mary Tips.

|. n. Martin VS. Mary Tips.
By virtue ofan order of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county. Ten
nessee. and to me directed, in the above
cause will sell TO the highest bidder. for
cash. before the COurthou It door in Win
chester, on Monday. the 9th of November.
1871. Il tract ofl'nd lying in civil district
No. 8. Franklin county, Tenn, containing
u acres. more or less. and is bounded hy
the lands of +. W. Halls heirs, and hy the
lands of Sarah Neal. One other tract.
containing 1875 acres more or less. adjOins
the dover Of Mary Tipps, and bounded by
the lands OF j. Il. Mosley and f. W. Hale's
heirs. lying in district No. 3, Franklin
county. Tenn. Condemned as the proper
ty of the said Mary Tips. to satisfy debt
and costs in the cause aforesaid. This
October 9TH. 1871. d. j, MARTIN,
octl2-tds Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
4 Piece OF Valuable Advice.

There are, properly speaking, very
few men Of bus ness. BY This w mean
men who give to their affairs the atlen.
Ton they ought To. You will know a
man oihu,ihcss rs vOu know M orator
by coming right s.rNightto the point
whilst those %bo have no business
tact. act iik" Il mnn that, is BORN It
hoic, they turn around They forget
that business is business, and not
civiIjty; and they accompany every
transaction with n Thousand fOrIDalt
',"s, ~ II lIl,N had come 10 an office
by formal invitation Thry talk about
the weather. the news, OIL women /
GOSSIP. the last fashion, the give :
whole history Of their I,Ic, and every
maU', lif' wuon tloy know. and thcl
like ladies' III their letters, tell thei
business in the lat word. They al
real borc8. For instance, they want t'
borrpw money they bore their Trend
or friends. as if they had come to pay
a VISIT Of etiquette; annoy him Tor ten
more, and rs hey get up TO take ll'e'
leave, they hroach the matter, ihc.
remind u, Of the man who went to cal
the priest to his d,mg mother and he
gan the history Of her sickness from
lhc ycry beginning, relating what h
had done daring Il day, then informe
Ike CLERGYMAN he was If a hurry, TO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
In Chancery.
W. +. Kercheval " b. +. DayU tort an
nfbarc

WE. Kercieval V D.. f. Dayu Iort ana
others.
Upon motion. and it appearing ro,e
Clerk and Master from the Till " t,u h
sworn to that b. T.. Davenport Is non.
resident OF the state OF Tennessee, ST. tlat
the ordinary process Of law ,anno, be
served upon him.
1t is Therefore order d that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks intNr
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tenn, requiring said Mon-rpsidrlt de.
PENDANT to appear OF or before the lpyt
term OF the Cilunccry Court. to leic.N IN
the town of Winchester, Tennessee On
the 4th Monday in January next, and plraI
answer or demur to cOmplainanl's bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed, and
set for hearing tx parte is to him. VII.
ness my hand, 1T office. this Sept. b.
1871. T.. II. FINCH. {. N.
seal At 81 so
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

The New Orleans Bee makes the
statement that among the Sisters of
Charity now in that city are a sister of
Edward Everett, of Massachusetts, and
q cousin of Gen. John G. Brecainridgc,
Of Kentucky.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
TLNAS

The Democrats sweep the State
AUsrIN. October S.-Further election
returns place the Democratic majority
in the State at from twenty-five to tbir.
" thousand, and indicate the election
of the entire Democratic COMPRESSION
81 delegation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
W.. & Elizabeth Farmer, admir- and adm'x
etc. VS. A, j, GOSSu1c.

W.N EIizabctN Farmcr, adm7r and adm <,
etc, VS. a. j. Gossagc.
BY virtue ofan order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county. and
to me directed, in the above cause, ! will
sell to the highest bidder. for cash, before
the Courthouse door in Winchester, on
Monday. the 9Th day of November. 1871. a
tract OF land lying in civil district Nos,
Franklin county Tenn. containing TWEEN
ty acres, more or less, beginning on a
black jack on J. l.. Starncs' line, and runs
north to Elk River. thence with the same
east to john Finncy's line, thence south
with the same to Starncs' line. Levied on
and condemned as the property ofthe said
| Gossage, TO satisfy debt and costs in this
cause. This October 9TH. 1871.
D.J. MARTIN, Sheriff.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
A COLLECTOR,

We are authorized to announce John q
Hannah Il candidate for reelection us Iaa
Collector at the August election.
We are authorized to announce Hcrndol
Green a candidate for Tax Collector ut thu
August election in 1872.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

We take il for Granted that all mon
who are not radical rcpUhIjraus-~in the
east and the wcst, The north and the
South-w will, in the contest for the
Presidency in 49,, support the nom
lncc Of the Democratic National Com.
yrnlion Of THAT year lhi, hcIng thr
case, how mwisc, impoIjlir and h%urtIUI,
must 1T the fierce and angry discus,
ions about tlIG"ncw dcpuItUrc,' "hDQr
bUHs,' and the Ike. He bcIi"y" The
party will nominate ilS candidates upon
a platform Of acceptance or acGUl"r-
cncc in the fourteenth and iill"ru,ir
amendments; others think differently.
Let IL agrcc to dlilrr in that regard,
and labor 10 unite all the elements, of
opposition to Grant and r~allcallsm ii
one compact mass, 50 that when the
time for action arrives, whether The
Convention silail take the one course
or the other, we may act together, and
not have any wound, to heal or ANY
breaches to close up. 1t is folly for
the South, especially, to he %wran4Iing
over u question which will be settled
principally by others. Lat us have
peace. y Jackson Wing ~ Tribune
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHE RIFF.

We are authorized to announce Tilmhn
Arlcdgc q candidate Tor Sheriff at the next
election.
We are authorized to announce d. c.
Rice a candidate for Sheriff. Election in
August next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
CHICAGO II ASHES.
Most Appalling Calamity Of the
Age!
10000 People Left Homeless,
One Hundred and Fifty Millions
Gone.
Aid for the Suite rcrS.

-
One Of the most terrible couiiagra
iions Of the age has visited Chicago
The Nashville papers Of tuesday con
tain tour or five columns, each, Of de
tails. which are truly heart rnnHi1g'
The fire lroke out in soAe low wooden
Luildings about one O'Clock on san
day. the Slll inst, aud was not sundnrd
until the morning Of the 9th O'e'
200 blocks OF buildings "crr hur''d.
even all those which claimed h. b" lire
proof. All the newspaper cS'abNSI'
nruis were DESTROYED, aad a large.
numbcr Of churches, inr!uIINg IT,
Mary's Catholic Church, Trinity, FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN, Second Presbyterian, ri.
Paul Swedenhorgian, and others. The
fire spread several miles every way from
its beginning, and we quote AS follows
from kilograms:
For miles and miles in every dircc
ton the side walks, lawns, vacant lots,
and front yards of dwellings, are filed
"'"' r''i'I w. '''I tnIt;n,. n;,h
''''I ""'"''3 o"'''''Ir' .t' ,nh
uruitorc The sight is truly pitiiuI
and nDY0Iino. Unless tNcy receive
~Irilhc'tla'" Fotlt'' many o. l'e"'' i''",
exposure aAd StAfVa''oI, WIZ peil7''' VI
course.
1t Is th'ifclV l'i'PoSS'u'c W MANY "'
rr"@Iinaic 'StlmA'e Oh inc l''''t i''S'
but It can 'caFcc!E la'l oeio" one "
dreo an MY h'll'o'IS OF o"'''''' ~
course "", Il 'ra''''" " | 'h'9 amount
can u" l'"lI"'d lf"" Tue j''N"'"''ce'
m~nrni,r prn nnerlv rruuiIpss to-day.
But more terribly than ali IS the awful
certainty that many
ur,, r,,,co HAVE rnl,<u FIERY
"
How many, NO one can tell. PERHAPS
no one Il ever ten, h''' some ara
N"o"" law 49,, ,;.,t,,n -,
a.. r.r, n,,,S,.r u,.y l.. cnunied 80
scores, Hundred. Of
,.,r 49,, rou. u,yc ,rry p,pyrn
l.. .,,,.. ,a, 49, ,Lo nor,h si1a r,m.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

chcslcr by j, T. d. W. }. Slater, give
notice that tIiey will and can meet
lionorably and promptly all their losses
and have a handsome surplus remain
incl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Butler will not bolt" says the
Washington Chronicle. Then. he has
abandoned the habit he picked up at
Big Bethel, has he Y-[Louisville Cour.
ier Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
j. l.. Payne. admir- OF A. B Duncan decd
VS. Il. l.. & j. W. Gillespie,

VI T. To. VN u, W, VTI1VN VTV,
BY virtue of an order ofsale issued from
the Circuit Court OF franklin county, ant
to me directed. | will sell for cas- before
the Courthouse door in Winchester. or
Monday. the 9th day of November. 1871. d
tract Of land lying in civil district No. s
confirming II hundred and thirty acres
more or less. AMI bounded as follows. to.
wit on the north ny the lands of Graham
u Hessy on the east by Cunningham; on
the south by IIcssey and others; on the
west by the lands of John SeatOn and
offers. This October Sth 1871.
d. j. MARTIN. Sheriff.
Bv j.. z. Wellington. Dep. Sh'n
Octl2-tds
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Adversely is the trial OF principle
Without it, y man hardly knows wAeth
er he is honest or not.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

We are authorized to announce Thos. j
Middleton II candidate for County Court
Clerk of franklin county. Election Au-
gust. 1872.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12
Theodore yiitOE's Theory OF Free
Love,

r,nc,co o., G-~Theolore ruton
.,,,o., haitian J., ,Lo Chioooo
",' vs.
"'"'""'' !" ""'en "o s"eS Ms view"
Of marriage ana divorce lie gives
IN cpitomc Of his creed as follows;
! believe in the love Of one man and
one wo~mou--,hesc twain-,hcsc only,
and these 10 the u'tcroost. SO lone
~, hi, ppfr rai,brnlIy love each other.
,,..n.ro Of ,h: two il rrcn IA scck an
,,Lcr mate. To do so would in my
view. be ,rracacry 10 uunan nature, n
,.ri,., o,.;r.t, l,' .nul haIirye thai,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

1t is better to be understood by tie
than to hc admired by ten thousand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-12

Perfect fits guaranteed, and work also
warranted to be not only neat and durable,
but in the latest style. References given
to all who have had work done fUL them
10y the rcicrrcr. ocl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-08
Miscellaneous Dispatches.


ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Vice President Colfax,
writing from South Bend to a friend in this
city, the 9Th instant, denies the widely pub
lished report of his intemperance in the use of
tobacco, and adds: "Since first elected to pre-
side in the house, eight years ago, have never
risen in the morning, here or at Washington,
that have not felt had twice as much work
to do that day as there was really time for
Correspondence of all conceivable inquiries and
all kinds of business, ETC., often extending to
hundred of letters per week, | have attended to
myself, in addition to official duties, always in
hours stolen from rest, and frequently in hours
stolen from sleep. The very day was attacked,
having felt the oppressive atmosphere of the
executive session more unpleasantly than usual,
left it, and going to my room, wrote large
number of1etters to catch up with the arrears
of the correspondence, returning to the chair AT
four P. NJ. The blow fell ten minutes thereafter.
Ii is the old story of mental strain without re-
taxation; but, after this serious warning, | in
tend to mend my ways and recognize that
there is a limit which even the strongest consti-
tuition will not allow to be exceeded"
Horace Greeley arrived in this city, this noon,
on his return from his southern tour.
NAVAL EXAMINATION.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. June 6.-The concluding GER
emonies attending the annual examination at
the naval school TRANSFERRED to-day. Secretary
Robson made a short address to the graduating
class and handed to each cadet his diploma,
calling the first five in order of merit, and the
Others indiscriminatey.
MEN SCALPED.
OMAHA, June 1.-Two white men and one
negro were scalped near Fort Mcpherson by the
Indians Saturday. One of them died; the
Others are expected to recover
THE RABBINICAL CONFERENCE.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-At the rabbinical con-
ference yesterday, twenty-seven members were
present from Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Kansas and Pennsylvania.
Rev. DIR. Hubsh of New York was elected pres-
dent, and DIR. Lilienthal of Cincinnati, vice
president. DR.. Lilienthal's report was unani-
mously approved. The report expresses salts
faction at the repeal of the obnoxious divorce
laws of Indiana, acknowledges that the Israelites
must raise ministers in this country to preach
and teach in the English language, educated un-
der the auspices of free American institutions;
therefore it recommends the establishment of a
rabbinical college. The report closes by recognz-
ing the fact that live in times when religious
| questions play prominent part; that in Europe
the church and state are preparing for yiolen
| struggles, which will influence this country, an(
| that under such circumstances it is the duty 0
| Jews to show that they are favorable to a com
| plete separation of church from state, and tina
Judaism tries to adapt itself TO the progression
| of the age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-08
miscellaneous Items.

London bird fanciers do a thriving business
by painting sparrOws and selling them as canary
birds.
A spiteful editor regrets that the Hon. E. Cady
Stanton and Gen. Susan B. Anthony are going
to the Pacific in June, as that is little late in
the season for Camanches and too early for Ar
rapahoes.
Bremen county, Ia, boasts of a couple, mar
ried in 1898, whose combined ages amount to
204 years and 10 months The husband was
soldier under the first Napoleon, and had three
inches of the bone of his left leg carried away
by a cannon shot at the battle of Navarro,
Spain.
Charleston, S. c.. has had only three poStmas-
tiers since the foundation of the government
The first, I. W. Bacot was appointed by
George Washington; the second, Andrew HUI
gor, appointed by President jackson, held office
until the rebels surrendered Charleston, when
the present incumbent took hold.
There isn't a base ball club in Xenia, Ohio,
and the authorities keep out patrolmen on all
the roads, with instructions TO shoot any man
approaching with bat or ball. II is expected
the population, under this administration, will
double every three months by immigration
from infected localities.
In private letter from the Hon. E. B. Wash
burne, minister to France, received few days
ago, that gentleman writes: st is terrible
thing to have to remain in a city of two mil
lions of people, where there is no shadow of
law but the law of force and terror. had rath-
or be in Galena living in the little house bought
in 1910, than to be here"
Late statistics show that during the year 1869
in Prussia, 304S persons of the working class
suffered injuries by accident, 1886 of whom
1888 employers and 2O18 laborers-were killed,
and a52, or II employers and S05 laborers, were
wounded, OF persons engaged in agriculture,
562 were killed and, iii wounded; in mining
pursuits, 523 were killed and 1877 wounded; in
building, S45 were killed and 226 wounded.