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We advise everybody TO read the card ci F.
NEisiGER K Co.. hat and fur dealers. They have
some of the greatest bargains ever offered In this
city. Casa your eyes below this and You viii find
ihrir Iarl.
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Nrw YORK. October 2l.--Mrs. Greeley Is
easier, and it is hoped she will survive the
present attack.
second Di$pdtb.
New York, October 24.-Mrs. Greeley has
relapscd.
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nAI.TlMnRE MARMETS.

pr,,,orf OtuLcr .i.-Ftour hrEf: Howard
hhL 'i,i,,, = T6, S.sy. beat quiet 5rid friG
S,tsn' n> nII I whii~ ",sc: yellow SOC Provisions
unr!r,nEcd. Wbi-kcS, '2tc. 81. 49, !,
Virsnia con,ols, 81 reSiSNieu' ~ h'"' 40
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The City torScIL.-The next meeting Of
the City Council will he held on Monday
afternoon. when it is probable that the Gus
troubles will come tln.
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krstas, Of the .cW York T0ba cGGnfsfs

New YORK, October a. THE tobacco
manufacturers and dealers iaye resolved TO
favor no candidate for Congress who Will
not pledge himself to contend for modihca-
ton of the present oppressive taxation OF
their interests.
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prscuARGED.-The !uries OF the Onllea ssa
States Courts were yesterday a'neiS'' sea ~
the term,
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Th" Georgia papers are overlooking with
accounts of what is known there rs the Ap-
piing-county my>t"ry. II seems that the rc-
>jdcucr ot n Nr. &. i. Surrcncy, at No. 6
station. Macon and Erua>y,icn railroad, has
been tic sr~"c Of strange and ALLEGED SUPER
natural manifestations. similar 10 those
which iuadc the residence q! Mr.. Moon, Of
Albyn!arlr county, VA, famous some months
ago. \ reporter Of ii" Macon Enterprise
visited thc iaUntrd house with :. large party.
cong on 4 >!cciaI train. lie writes lis fol.
lows Of what hc saw and heard:
Gcll;"% OF I'll" train. they found 10 one in
tive liitlc place is vet ~. hi'. :ning to the
hou~c OF ir. \. I. Su!r"ncy, tit,v we're adj
mi,tci 10 4 vacant rooui, IGc lire i'll which
hid nearly died ui!;.
We may II, well remark here that the town
~ dr,o. nl ,,,'r.rHcy consists only OF Il Sta-
l,n0-nolr>c. enc ~ tW" places oi business.
and lie residence al he Gentleman from
y ,frf II lake :. u"sH". !; i situated III
.tn'iny COUNTY. ,:.,J m,ty, from Macon. :iud
..t.,t - IRON Hryn,Nt"k. Ar. >n.rrncy *
a ,..n,"Hlnu vsil-ta.,i' in l;r world, aud l.
i,.,,,f> .j,l, rr.ir,iru H. r;ac ot TIC most hen
a,,2r'r citizens u. lH:. rtjmty. ar'; i Wu'lId
t.u igl., IN. t,nn1 W,U|l la Ill" last uh"
..Iia.,- .,uti,t ..I.g.t ~ ..i5''i - pa, mis-
.a.tp!
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y. ELLTsoN& TO-. Advertising A@:Hat;, pt.rATCu
harc will receive advertisement, aud :ave lcm
'"trd iii auy j"urual Of lie c"uutrT At rcgnlh
ius~-,
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I" TlTNtrs.-iwo good ii,u"r. c'u 'i"i .t,rly
cinr'us sri"mi n N"c; :;rd frc,i. ipj,.y Al ",rcc.
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Sinie Corncis Friends OF Temperance.
Especial telegram 10 the Di.pstch.I !

GDRDoNSvlLIE, Va, October 22.-The Stute
Council Friends of Temperance met at this
place to-day. About tiny members are pre-.
sent. After organization the Council went
iuto executive session.
Owing To -osnc Misunderstanding not more
than hall of the Council will he here.
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II y"H ,s.ui r~ilf~rt,je r'.'tb,u2. ~! IL llj'i
rli,l;. ~ /" !. u. -! :: & = ~,l,..
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v1IpsT or THE sEAsoN-NEW CR0P
MArA,4A RAlsIEs tLAYEESi 4. hNps;m,sn ,sS Trims Ms
M S,nyr1a Figs. four ard e!EhI-pon'aS. =.
srm r,s & cakes prime cing c:essm sn1,.ra SaesS Cream
ears prime English nalry Gssss se:esf; b;aF s new crop
RisS, Ra,s arrajs sa,a ss u, Louis sosssalA'
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: RED HOT BHiChBiT.

<,tI;ur else uuu>lI..l occurred lihli' seven.
,.rn ,,.;ruta> before l. o'clock, Wien the
,no.(,r,n.,,ccs rcUrcncd by a par OF scissors
p,t,';.,, frop, ,h.. table 10 the il"0r. At thai
,;'nr sIT ludcnsiruth WAS sitting in e'ialr,
,,hcn i', without tho slightest prrnon'lioh' 4
l'rrr brjrkbat fell with great ioree fisilt w..
Sido '$ Inn hrosking in Two. He Immediately
,';'t ',.d l, ,n nrre Of it and handed IT TO Ma
snn aud botI. found it hot. Then taking UP
tne nfIpr piece he tried two or three tlii'rs
10 break il by throwing il on the hooi, o,'l
failed. He then laid this second hall on .i'e
sill OF n window in the room, intending ~
bring il home. Resuming his seat near Iiie
fropf stoop he was again startled by the piece
he had placed on The window falling w us
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\ CLOCK cN i BE>nlG.

4, Stated above, "li. &}crin| reporter II
iiyvd bri"rr ,Nlicah Gt,N !ati;il -" story t
Nr. ~uilcur; ~ above l...t:"l - soon ~
he got tan,I@I with it !" "jrri+i up 50 lie
old t:,tlilr ci@cj,, and vas about ..la!ni@ how
ra:j,il, the 1,"d> i,ad Travelled around the
l,Ial uitrl. tl,. .H,-t> H2te ,lntsU Oh ~" pre-
,ot!- day. Al cSts Wer2 turned 10 ii. and,
ut;ril - tE,is a-t'iii~rr'ni. lh.~ lands cont
''.' ~, oi about
i.lc,""A running arotlnt II. '..~ -.
i;,n hours :; minute. ltWr>a thiNr'hc'ir,
urirl,, r,rr. and a;l,,-e, ipG i rn al tiiis iale
for !. ,iol! willie ourrepult"r, who iSa Watch.
maker hv profession, cirplol"d at the s!ole
of Mr.. J. Il, otto, on Fourth street, deter
mined 10 al i,yt>i solve this mystery, Is II was
directly in III, linz. lie stopped the si"'N:
carcltiiy cxalniu,,t IT," lrarI'incrE, ana lolilu
il uN rnly III perfect order, hHf nothing What
.,y,run,i.,lal inside ur "tit. iIcco'Ild not Tor
lhc lie Of him $50 The slightest thi,g Wiolig
aHuu! H.
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feet and once more breaking into two piece.

feet and once more breaking into two piece.
He did BOT pick il up again.
At ~ O'Clock 4 smOothing-iron jumped
from the fireplace about six feet into tue
room II WAS replaced, and again jumped
out. He noticed that the iron was also hot,
bat this mas have been heated ut the fire.
A SHOWER OF CCRs.
At about this time dinner was announced.
when the family and many s,ue-ta walked
ont TO the table. Soon after being seated, an
ear 81 corn, apparently from the ceiling
overhead, tell between Mr.. IamcS Camp
bell. OF Macon, and Mrs. Surrency: striking
the floor with great force il broke in two,
scattering the yraiiIs all over the room.
Later iii the day another ear Of corn fell in
another room. striking near Mrs. Burns, Il
northern lady. who ut the same time had an
infant in her arms.
Soon after this, whilst Mr. d. VI. McGaul-
ley, Alien Walls. Robert h. prc.tall. C.. {.
Ea>on. John NJ. Walls, j. W. Roberts. and
Daniel Carter, Of that neighhorhood. and
Catnphr!l. LiadcnStruth, and Mason, were
standin:. in the front room a chambcr-glass
was smashed into fifty pieces in the centre Of
the room. Thcy were at the time intcntIY
watching everything visible in the room, but
none saw this until after the vessel was
broken.
THE EXCITENETT-EyTHA TEAl:;.
50 rapidly had the news spread and 30
great WIS ti.ccXcitcmcnt tiat the Macon and
brunswick railroad dispatched IN extra train
"h sunday. II arrived 1t Surrcncy nbou. .
orln,k in The afternoon with scTcntv-tve
people on beard.
liO. i'i:' ghosts, spirits, or whatever else
they mi+!t he called. did not choose 70 give
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corr"r >tain and rcu,a streets.
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vullAN CIrNN,TT.
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on reform ground. A meeting will be held early
in February, TO Gil vacancies in the sachems, it
being understood that Hall, Sweenv and Others
have pledged themselves to retire then.
Acting Mayor Cochrane held a levee to-day.
Another heavy run on the Third avenue saw
ings bank has taken place. The officers claim
that they are able 10 meet all demands.
The statue OF Franklin was placed in the
pedestal in Printing House square, yelled with
American flags.
William W Todd, the salt merchant, died to-
day, aged ninety.
Levi P. Morton, banker, has been fined $3.50
Tor non-attendance at the United States court
for Jury duty.
The Staten Island ferry boat Castleton has
| been seized and lbelled for noncompliance
with the law OF congress, in not having a steam
recording gauge.
crazy man, styling himself secretary to God.
has written a letter II the mayor of BROOKLYN
threatening to crush him if he fail to do his bid
ding.
The railroad trouble at Hampstead, LII, ended
III the attacking party showing no disposition to
renew the war
The committee of seventy are examining the
books of the department of public works
DaVenportS memorial to the senate, asking to
yacate Tweeds seat shows great frauds in his
election. In three districts POSI- votes were cast,
but only 81 were returned. In another district
500 votes were illegally cast
Judge DOwing's friends gave a chop at the
Academy of Music, last night which was at
tended by young Tweed aud other politicians
On the stage were ten thousand dollars worth of
flowers.
Important indictments only await the dismis.
sal OF the court of oyer and terminer jury to be
handed in.
Jay Gould saws that Col. Fisk had been a
chanTed man since his separation from Miss
Mansfield. The letters contained only personal
matters. When he applied to the grand jury
against Stokes it was for protection alone, and
he did not ask hslindictmPnt. Stokes counsel
failed TO prove that Col. Fisk was armed A
member of the jury told reporter that they
were all satisfied that the murder was dehb.
crate one, and they were not friendly toward
Stokes The latter has been removed to new
cell, elegantly furnished. He sleeps well, and is
perfectly cool and collected His counsel are
retlcent, hut say his story will change the
aSncct Of the case. The barkeeper of the Grand
Cnral hotel asserts that Stokes had been
drinking heavily ten days before the murder,
and on the same afternoon drank three times
Tweed m9urns Fisk's death exceedingly and is
quite cast down by it,
In the case OF Williams Arthur against John
A. Griswod and John NJ. Wheeler, for money
lieut. TO the Iron Mountain company of Lake
Champaign, in 1861, the jury gave the plaintiff
a verdict for SOL 1929.
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It is asserted here 10 day that there is no doubt
that Secretary Boutwell, will be nominated for
vice president on the Grant ticket at the ap.
preaching convention
a large delegation from Philadelphia is at the
Metropolitan hotel endeaYOring to have the con-
ventOn held al Philadelphia. The members
have been canvasSed, and it is found that twenty
out OF thirty eight are in favor of Philadelphia
Gov Clatlin is also in town. Last evening he
called on Senator Sumner
An application has been received from Lousi-
ana, by Gen Emory, signed by large number
Of citizens, for protection TO the city Of New Or
leans on account of the withdrawal of the po-
lice by Gov. Yarmouth. Thew say that the
place is unprotected, and there is the utmost
urgency that the president should declare mar
tial law. The best members OF the community
demand immediate action. Ii is said by some
that the state officers ale beyond their control.
The secretary of the treasury is doubtful of
the prOpriety of settling the case of Weld & Co.
as agreed upon by the respective counsel
Mr.. Williams to-day formally assumed
charge OF the department of Justice. 1t is I'M
derStOOd that he will pursue the exact course iu
the kukluX trials laid out by Mr.. Alderman.
Fernando Wood will call a caucus Of the dem
ocratic congressman next Tuesday, to confer
upon the political situation.
The exact terms offered by bankers in Europe
for the absorption Of six hundred millions Of
the new United States loan have not vet
tranSpired, but the subject is before the secre-
tary of the treasury.
Gov Clafin is at the Arlington, and enough
other members of the national republican COM
mttee 10 insure Il quorum are already here.
More PhiladclphianS have arrived this morning
to advocate the selection Of their city rs the To-
cation for the convention, and the small delega-
tons from st. Louis and Cincinnati are quite
ounumbercd Boston has not yet made any
demonstration to secure the convention beyond
the wiring of Il few formal letters TO the mem
berS of the committee.
Charles Ridgeway of Boston is here to urge
congress to pass an appropriation TO test the mer-
its OF Rilgeway's revolving battery, invented by
his deceased father This invention has been
highly commended by several commissioners
and boards; and congress in 1866 granted the
late MIR. Rid9eway the use Of Two elev1n-inch
Ddhl@ren guns TO experiment with. His death
arrested the experiments, and congress is now
asked 10 detray the expenses Of Il fair trial with
the guns granted.
\ new commlnndery Of Knights Templar, to
appear ON parade mounted ON horseback, is be-
lng originated here under Il dispenSation.
James q Lang, Of Maine, E. S. Iobey, of
Boston, and other Indian commissioners have
arrived Tor their annual meeting.
In the house this morning, Mr. Edwards, of
Arkansas, rose to Il personal explanation, and
said that the testimony admitted yesterday by
the southern outrage committee was in a great
MEASURE false, and that il he had been here he
would have objected to its reference. He was
willing, however, that the committee ON cleo
tons should investigate aud report upon il.
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New England Dispatches,

| MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Jan 10.-Dayid Leavitt, for twenty
five years local reporter on the Boston journal
was stricken with apupleXy this morning anc
| died this afternoon.
In the case OF the United States by Indictment
vs.. Dexter I. Mills and Samuel e. Lund, con.
VIcted of taking liquors from bond and shipping
them to Brooklyn, under the false prytense thai
they were destined for foreign port thus de-
irauding the government Of she tax on liquors
fol domestic consumption, the motions in arrest
oil Judgment and for new trial, were oyerrued
to-day IN the circuit court
MAINE.
PORTLAND, Jan. 10.-An old man, named
Remick, was sentenced at B,ddcford, to-day, tC
ten years in the state prison, for shooting his
| son, at Kittery.
John Calderwood, OF Lincolnville, ATTEMPTED
suicide to-day. He was cut down, but can moi
| live.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 1O.-rhe democratic con
vention for senatorial district No. Z, met to-day
at East Wilton. DIR. 5. Stickney. of Milford
was nominated for senator.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 10 Samuel E. Read Il
conductor on the Worcester freight train, was
knocked off by bridge near this city this alter
noon, and cut in two lcngthwise, twent, seven
chrsipasslng over him. The deceased leaves a
widow and five children. He was about thirty.
five years old.
The board of appeals Of the tyottiug turf as.
ISOLATION concluded its session tonight, bat re-
fused to announce any decisions at present.
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FOrty-secOnd Congressional Session.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 10.
GEN ATE

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Jan. 10.
SENATE.
The senate has discussed at length bill pro-
vidiug for the admission of SIX japanese youths
to West Point as cadets, but with such mOdiica,
TONS Ct the regulations as the commandlnt may
permit. MIR. Thurman opposed their admission
alto rether, aud Mr.. Car 1enter, who is Il graduate
of West Point, offered an amendment bv which
they are to he on equal terms as to regulations
with other students, except such as will enable
them to enter the academy without taking the
oath of allegiance or passing preliminary eX-
animation This amendm Mt was adopted by Il
vote of 20 to IS, and Mr.. VIckers of MARYLAND
then objected to the third reading of the bill, SO
it went over
Bills were introduced to secure homesteads to
actual settlers on public lands; 10 establish a
system of savings deposits with paymastcrS; TO
prevent desertion and elevate the condition,
rank and file of the navy; to incorporate the
grand international division Of brotherhood of
locomotive engineers.
Bills were passed TO prohibit the retention of
soldiers Olsen lrges by claim agents and attor-
neys; to authorize the dscontinuance of certain
grades in the military service, namely, cOmrany
artifcer and WAGNER, and quartermaster ser
gcant, and also extra eutenants, as fast as va
cances occur in that grade: the house bill do
mating condemned cannon for Il soldiers mOnu-
ment at Pitts6eld, Mass Adjourned.
HOUSE.
After a long debate, the coinage bill was re-
committed without instructions.
The contested election case in the Third dis.
trict of Texas, the mai JIity report favoring
Clarke, and the minority GlddingS, was cousd
cred.
Mr.. Clarke was adopIcd-yeas 102, nays 70, and
Mr.. CLARKE was sworn in Mr.. Sargent was
sworn in as representative from California.
Adjourned
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Abbrev;ot.d D,sn.,cbcs

The storm which has ragged at San Francisco
Tor three weeks has at last closed
The Pacific railroads are now receiving all the
eastern bound freight offering.
Two hundred and seventy overland passengers
and the mails from New York, Dec. 2S, arrived
at San Francisco on Tuesday night
dispatch from Mahoney City, Pa, states
that the miners ignore Keay president of the
workingmen's society, and the organization is
practically dead letter
Thousands Of cattle persisted by the foods in
Sacramento valley The storm still RACES in
that locality and the rivers are still rising. The
weather is very warm.
Columbia letter states that the defence in
the kubluX cases was entirely broken down and
those implicated are fleeing. The Khan is almost
effectually broken up.
The remains of Gen. Hacclz will be placed in
a vault at Cave Hill cemetery until removed to
Greenwood cemetery, New York The usual
military hOnors will be paid.
GoY. Baldwin announces that further coutri-
buttons Of money for the relief of sufferers by
the late disastrous fires in Michigan, are unnec-
essary The governor returns the thanks of the
whole people Of Michigan for the aid heretofore
rendered
The latest advices from the headwaters of the
Kern river, where the fight between Charles
Jones, an escaped convict from the Neva Il state
prison, and Francis S. Armstead, his Dursuer,
occurred confirm all the particulars first received
Jones was hil twelve times and Armstead nine
times with Henry rifles, at ten PAGES distant.
Both died. The fght is considered the most
desperate ever recorded.
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ago on her still youthful appearance, and clos
ing by saying that, instead Of repeating the
usual sentiment: "What God hath Joined to-
gether, let no man put asunder," he would say:
"God has joined together what no man can put
asundcr."
Mr.. I. X. Earle read an effective poem, on
"Ffty Years Ago." which was received with
thanks from the happy couple and applause
from the company. The host and hostess then
led the way to the dining hall, when after the
invocation of the divine blessing, by Rev. Mr..
Lamson, time was most pleasantly spent in
testing the gilt edged" wedding cake and
other eatables. Among those present were two
who were witnesses of the original ceremony of
which this was the golden anniversary, one Of
them having acted as bridesmaid. Many
valuable gift were presented, including five
tweuy-dollar gold pieces, one from each of the
five children of Mr.. and Mrs Howard, two large
Bibles, goblets, etc
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Criminal Record.

BOY KILLS HIS MOTHER.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 10.-A boy, fifteen
years old, named Hcdaespeth, near Mount Car
mel, ILL.,, killed his mother yesterday The boy
was committed 10 jill.
TwENTY-sEvENTH DAY OF THE WHARTON
TRIAL.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10-In the Wharton case.
DR.. William II. Baltze, OF Baltimore, gave his
opinion that, Judging from the symptoms, Gen.
Ketchum died of cercbra-spinal meuenaitis.
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR
A shooting affair occurred on St. Charles
street this afternoon, in which two persons not
implicated in the row were shot, one dangerous
ly.
CARTER FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
committee called on Gov. Yarmouth, and
asked him to appoint committee TO meet n
committee from the Carter faction, Tor the pur-
pose of settling all questions OF differences The
governor replied he could hold no communica-
ton with George W. Carter, whom he regarded
as fugitive from justice.
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Accidents.


NUAL MINE.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10 A Streaton, Ill., dispatch
states that yesterday morning a fearful accident
happened in that place. Two labolers named
Samuel Higeinbouom and jams Finuessey
were sent into. shaft in one Of the Vermion
coal company's mines, about 4 o'clock. They
could scarcely have reached their destination
when violent explosion occurred As soon as
possible assistance was sent Them when it was
found that the two men had been blown lmost
~ pieces. The explosion was caused by gas in
the mine coming in contact with light. Both
men leave families. At the time of the accident
they were about to commence bailing water
From the fact that the bodies were found in a
portion of the mine where the men had heen for
hidden to enter by the company, because of the
supposed presence Of tte, It is considered their
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Fire Record
AT wooNsocKEr-Loss SO. 900

AT WOoNSOCKET-LOss SlOOOO.
PROVIDENCE, K. l., Jan. 1O.--Ihe storehousC
OF the WOonsocket manufacturing company, al
Woonsocket was damaged by fire last night tC
the extent of SO 900.
AT CINCINNATI-Loss $50 900.
CINCINNAT1, Jan. l0-Elelschmour & Co.'S
llstlllery was burned this evening. Loss, $50, 900
$4,000 insurance.
At NEW YoRK-Loss UNKNOWN.
NEW DIRK, Jan. 10.--Ihc fire last night at the
stable $40 First avenue, burned four horses be.
longing TO Lockwood & Reynolds, five horses
and COW belonging TO Wetzky & Levi, valued al
$500, and three other horses belonging to differ
ent proprietors. The total loss is unknown, but
1t is believed to be considerable. The flame,
communicated to n blacksmith sbop of John
Logan, adjoining, entirely destroying it.
AT CONGRATULATIONS $4,000,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10. The dwelling and tan.
neiy of NJ. d. Garner, in Mohicanville. Ohio
has been bnrned. Loss, $4,000; insured.
AT sAGET TOWN, ILL.-Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO Jan. 10,--Chas. McFarland's distil.
lerv, at Saget Town, was burned Monday. Loss
$4,000; insurance $500.