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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12
THE late Billy Healy, of Newark, N.

The late Billy Healy, of Newark,N N.
j., fell a victim to mans ingenuity.
Mr.. Healy was a hard-working and In
dustrlous burglar, and 1t was while in
pursuit Of his vocation that he lost his
life. A foundry had been robbed Of
brass work before, and the proprietors
had set a trap-gun to guard the drawer
where the finished work was kept.
Knowing nothing Of this, Mr.. Healy
made his usual visit, and was found
dead next day, badly perforated with
buckshot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

Mr.. BEEcHER loosely recalls the
time when salary was small and liv-
ing cheap in Indiana. He was fifteen
dollars In debt for his subscription to
the Obserrer, and to settle the burden
he proposed to the editor 70 write six
good letters from the West, an offer
which was declined.
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
tho Board Of Trustees. made on the 9Th day OF
january, 1872, so many sharee Of each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary. will DO sold
Room No, 10 Hayward's Building, California
street, San Francisco. California, on MON
DAY, the Goth day OF February, 1872, at tho
hour OIL o'clock P. n. Of said day, to pay said
dellnquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
W. z. DEAN, Secretary.
Onlco- Room No. 10, Hayward's Building
California atroct. San Francleco, Cal. fel2 I'd
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A lady In San Francisco was COM
planning to a friend OF her Inability to
find a customer for an ancient plano
she wished to sell. The feminine 1ago
suggested that II the music stool was
offered, with the piano to be thrown In
n purchaser might be found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

A race OF peculiar people live on the
northern coast Of Siberia whose food
consists of raw whale and walrus In n
state of decomposition. OF tobacco
they are so fond that children "only a
few months old may DO seen engaged
In chewing the weed"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

AT the rooms Of the Chinese Mission
In San Francisco, the Chinese pupils
were examined the other day, and
showed great proficiency In the differ
ent branches Of English education.
Some Of their efforts were spoken OF
very highly by competent judges.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

A SWEDISH chemist has recently been
engaged in Analysing sea water, and
reports that the average quantity Of
salt in the great oceans is 3:i4 per cent.
In the Atlantic ocean, from the equa-
tor to 80 degrees Of north latitude, the
water taken from the surface contains
3:G07 per cent. OF salt, and water taken
from various below 500 feet contains
3.57S Der cent.
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E. II. DERBY Of Boston, gives 1t NJ
hls opinion that China and Japan will
take from us 80, 900 tons, or Ill, 900, 600
pounds Of butter and cheese per an
num-, whenever We shall DO able to de-
liver it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

The Congregationallst wing Of the
American Protestant army numbers
3,l2l churches, and 3,l9i ministers,
but the stationed pastors number only
ALTO. About s26 of the churches are
wholly destitute of pastors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

TuEnE are six churches in connec-
ton with the Presbytery Of Rio de ia
metro. Tho church Of Rio de Janeiro
reported to the Presbytery l2l menu
bers; st. Paulo reported about 10
members; Brotas reported Ill men,
bers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

A QuAxxR's advice to his son on his
wedding day: "When thee went q
counting I told thee to keep thy eyes
wide open ; now that thou art mar
ried, l tell thee to keep them half
sbntO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

In New York the members OF the
Legislature now get three dollars q
day, and an amendment has been pro-
posed to the State Constitution to In
crease the pay TO IS dollars a day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

IT is said that Sir Samuel Baker, who
recently went up the Nile after Inv
ingstone, received a salary Of $4,000
n year from the British Government
for his services.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, mado on the 9th day OF
January, A. D. 1871, so many shares ofeach par
sold at tho once Of the Company, Room No. 10,
Hayward's building, California 1T, San Fran.
cisco, California, on MONDAY, the 26th day
Of February, 1874, at the hour Of I o'clock r. 4.
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
'Ap W. &. DEAN, Secretary.
Onaco- Room No. 10 Hayward's Building,
California stroot, San Francisco, Cal. fel2-td
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EMPIRE MILL AND MIN.
IL ing Company-Location OF Works, Gold
HiIl, Staroy county, State OF Nevada-Notice.-
There arc delinquent upon tho following de.
sorlbcd stock. on account Of Assessment No. 9,
levied on tho 9Th day ofJanuary, 1870, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of tho respcc.
tive shareholders, as follows:
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The second annual meeting OF the
California woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton will commence its session in San
Franci.co, Tuesday morning. February
Goth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-12

The Sacramento at dark on Saturday
stood about twenty feet above low wa
ter mark.
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NEW TO-DAY.
THE YOUNG LADIES
SOCIAL SOCIETY!

Ill MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG LADIES'
a Social Society, Of Gold Hill, are requested
e meet at the Han A 9 q l Liberty Engine Company
February 18th, at Z o'clock. All members are
requested to be present, as business
OF importance win como before the meeting.
BY order Of the President. fel0 St
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Gold Hill. February ~. 1872. fei2.tf
I'M RIAL SILVER MINING
i Company, Location OF Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, State Of NeyndA-Notice.-Thcre
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of Assessment No. l3, levied
on the 9th day OF January, 1872, tho several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive ahareholders. AZ follows.
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Deaths.
NEW TO-DAY.

oLLIER-In Virginia, February Ii, T. ollier,
aged about d years.
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EVENING NEWS.

PHILLIP LYNCH. Editor and Pro9rie''e
ALE. DOTRN 80 Associate Edissr
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PORK VEAL,
and sAUsAaRs, I'm seassn).

Our animals being selected from the best Cat.
tic Ranches In Nevada and California, arc
always healthy. -.
nnd It to thoir advantage to pstronize this
with the best meats the country can afford.
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Gold Hill. February II. 1917. fsis.tf

RENDERED TALLow, for mill and mining
constantly on hand.
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lie Collects Rents, Negotiatcs Loans, and has
q REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
His Correspondents In San Francisco are
GLAZIER q SELIGSBERG, Members oftho
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
fel2t II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-31

LONDON, October 30.-Mr T. Hughes,
in an address to his constituents, de-
clines a reelection to Parliament.
The steamship MOravian has arrived.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the
three experts to whom Emperor William
referred the San Juan case, in their re-
ports, recommended as a compromise in
adopting the middle of the channel as
the boundary line between British
American territory. The report has not
zen published.
m Jay, American Minister to
Austria, VINO came to London to be
present at the marriage of his daughter,
left yesterday for Vienna.
The Marquis Of RipOn, who presided
over the High Joint Commission which
framed the Alabama treaty at WASH
ington, delivered an address last evening
at Ripon upon the results Of the
arbitration at Geneva. The speaker
expressed himself as thankful that
all the points involved in the treaty
of Washington had been peacefully and
amicably settled. He regarded this as
a great step toward the preservation of
the peace of the world. Though, said
the Marquis, the controversy between
the two nations had been sometimes
keen and eager, the feelings Of the
people, as well as Of their respective gov
ernments had never become embittered.
He believed that the arbitration at Ge-
neva had been the means of inaugural
ing good relations between England and
the United States which would long en-
dure.
The cholera has appeared at Wexford,
Ireland, where one death from the dis
ease has occurred.
Lord Pensance, Judge of the English
Court of Probate, Las resigned.
Count Won Arnim, German Ambas-
sador to France, has arrived here from
Paris.
The cholera has broken out in Gu 4
bennin, a town of Eastern Prussia, and
several fatal cases have occurred.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN Francisco, October 30.-The
race between Lucy and Occident at
Trest's Park this afternoon, drew ten
thousand people. Purse, seven thou
sand five hundred dollars; best three
in five, TO harness.
The track was not in good condition,
a portion of it being wet and heavy.
Both horses were im good trim and eX-
cellent spirits. Pools at noon sold
Lucy, sixty dollars; Occident, fifteen
dollars; time pools, 2:2l, forty dollars;
2:l9 and 2:20, seventeen dollars.
Large amount Of money pending on the
race, principally on time pools.
First Hedt-Occident drew the pole.
A good start was made on the second
scoring. Both trotted evenly to the
quarter pole, when Occident broke up
and had lost badly at reaching the half
mile. The horse then gathered up and
closed the breach within two lengths
when Lucy passed the score. Time,
2:254.
Second Heat.-A fine start was made,
after considerable scoring. Occldent in
a short time commenced breaking, and
Lucy gained to the end, passing the
scors and leaving Occident in the dis
tsne with thirty feet margin. Time,
2:2e.
Considering the state Of the track,
Lucy's time created surprise, There
was great disappointment at the
result. The people have lost confidence
in the California horse.
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Central johnson Club OF Nsaaphis.
October 3, za-G.

Resolred, On the Language unaaimously
adopted by the Tennessee Demo- ratio state
vention, held a. Nash vile, June, 1855, three
years attas every act or President Johnson s,
object, had become histOry.) AThat Andrew
Johnson. in the discharge Of his great fQuo-
tions As President Of the United States, at
period Of trying and QBpescsdented eInbar-
rassncnt has rendered his name iiiusirlGus
by tae adeliiy with which he has sought to
against the assault OF a revolutionary faction !;
and in his recent signal triumph IN that be
nnlf has earned the gratitude OF the Amer-
can people, and rendered himself WortAy Of
the highest mark Of confidence shai saay be
Iesollse - an tne words Of fhe Mem
phis APPkAL, Of August y, lb72), That she
tAndreW JonsOn) has done some Things Which
we condemn. but many more that We approve.
He is perhaps the EOundest, II We may not say
th0 profoundest, the most philOsOphic think
er OF the day; and while admiring the gTa1d
fesslng his patriotism, We canlot 4hdin cur
hearts to become QufrQiqgss 41d stupsaly cora
nlaIri becataii tnaT-l axe spotS On the slowing
IA d 81 TIE i5,f 81 DAG. let rs hear the phil
os6phAr and salesman and profound thinker,
and Whatever ot personal faults may be
grander than his original and admirable
Genius for Statesmauship.n
Resolved, Also, (in the language Of the Nash
vile linton and american after the nominas
ton OF General Cheatham by the convention
which met at Nashville, in AuEs.st last, Ihat
Cheath4{n, h1t fhere seeIas 70 us, and, as
we believe, 70 q majority of the Democracy OF
Tennessee, q peouiiar nfneas j The 5election
OF ox-Prcsident johnson ais f1is ti5lt, Beth
bccansa Of his great ability and his icFaify %
tae Union during nc Tafs
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OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
CREDITOR,S NOTICE.

No. 73l-In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county,. ]. Ammonett, Executor Of J. NJ.
PrOVine, deceased, VS.. Sarah a. Provine and
others.
THE insolvency Of the estate of ]. NJ. Pro-
i vine, deceased. having been suggested,
and this cause having been instituted for the
purpose Of winding up his estate under the
insOivent laws OF Tennessee:
Notice is hereby given to all parties inter-
ested, either as creditors or heirs, or who claim
to be such, to come forward and have them
selves made parties to this suit and file and
establish their claims, within the time pre-
scribed by law, tO-wit: on or before the lltn
day OF April, 1875, for residents: aud on OF be-
fore the llth day of April, 1876, for non-resi-
dents Of Tennessee, or the same will be for
ever barred.
Notice is also given that all proceedings in
the County Court, relative to the administra-
ton Of said estate, are eniOined, and that all
parties are fnhibit from further prosecuting
or beginning any su4tE in law OF equity
against said estate, but are required to como
into this cause and prosecute their claims
here. II is ordered that a copy Of this order
be published IN the Memphis Appeal once
week, for four successive weeks. Oct 81, l67Z.
x, A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. B. MCHENRT, Deputy c. and n,
Humes a PostOn, Soils. for comDl'nL Gs3l tb
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ADDITIONAL MARKETs.


CHICAGO October 3l.--Flour ia light re-
quest and prices in buyers fasOr. Wheat
stronger, and ld1l5{c higher; MOL spring sold
at 81 IS; No 2, cash, 81 Os1a; November, 81 071E
Decent nber, SE475{; No. closed at oj1zc. reject
ed active al SIC. Corn active and Irregular;
NO.2 regular, S0l{c; fresh, S03Sc; November,
305Ec bid; rejected sold at 293<c. Oats In fair
demand, hrner and a shade higher; No. 2,
cash, sold at 10l6l92lc; November, 2lcs Decefn-
Der, &c. Rye quiet and a shade irmer for No.
shade firmer, with sales Of No. al 62dfic No.
3 duh at is1zgise. Whisky steady md firm at
Sc. Business In provisions is light; mess pork,
SIS, cash, for old new, fl4al4 90 Lard held at
nc, cash. The following are thereceipts and
shipments OF huur and grain for to-day: Re
ceipts Of aour jGa2 barrels: receipts ofwheat,
lJ95s0 bushel- recei pts OF corn. s. i65 bushels
receipts Of oats, ~ o1 bushels. receipts OF rye,
$500 bushelsf receipts Of barley, 81 80 bushels.
The following are to-dnys shipments Of nOur
shipments Of wheat, 70 9l3 bushels; shipmen Is
Of corn, 290,065 bushels; shipmen, ~ oats, &,
Isl bushels; shipments Of rve saa busi,
Shipments Of barley y oJ0 bushels
sAVASNAlI, oclc1sr 8.--Cott4l s. nI..
with good demand; low mlo1i .li2ss -;
ports 10 Great Britain, lo,lC5 bales; exports
coastwise, 1854 bales; sales, S5oS bales stock,
e, ,5l5 bales
MOBILE, October 3D.-Ootton market firm
good ordinary, IS5Sc; low middling, l63Ec;
middlings, l95fc; net receipts, 1881 bales; sL-
ports, coastutse, loss bales; sales, l00O bales
stock, 1870 bales.
CHARLESTON, October 20.-COtton market
active and firmer; middlings, lS5Se1lS5ze; mel
receipts, 2i65 bales; exports e0astwise, llSl
bales; sales, 1900 bales; stock, Si,l60 bales.
GALVESTON, October 30.-Cotton market
strong: good ordinary. I6szGl7c; net receipts
2062 bales sales, no bales; stock 5l,s72 bales
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 30.-Thiers informed
Princess Clotilde, wife of Prince
Napoleon, that she is free 70 remain in
France without any interference from
the government.
NJ. Louis Blanc, in an address to the
Republicans Of Avignon, demonstrates
the necessity for prompt dissolution Of
the National Assembly, and opposes the
appointment of a President of the repub-
lie, the Presidency being, in his belief, a
counterfeit of royalty, which would per-
petually endanger the liberties Of the
country.
A rumor is afioat in official circles that
General Decisey will resign the Ministry
of War in the event that an inquiry is
ordered by the President into a conver-
satiOn Of certain army officers at Lafare,
who are charged with asserting that the
Minister of War and the members of his
staff entertained strong sympathies for
the BOnapartes.
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IMPORTANT ELECTION NOTICE.

IN consequence Of recent changes n district
i lines, and to settle any doubt as TO the resi-
dence of voters living in the limits or bounds
specified, the following instructions are pub
ushed:
Voters living east OF Otey and Trezevant Tor
McCOnnell) avenues, south of the Old Raleign
road and west OF the west line OF the 18th Dis
trict, will vote in the 18th District. Portions
OF the 5th, 9Th and 18th Civil Distr org having
been attached - - '2th .1ls.IlUa . all H.
poSc~. -1u.l gi NlG" laI eI..a- Ha bound
llIS line between Jna i-,h ana ssl .sti."is .a
the fernando road.
VOters living uOrtl u NCLco-nah creek and
between the HeiuandO road ON the west and
Otey and TreyevaDJ avenues on the east. VIII
vote in the 18th civil DistricT. This was FORM
erly in the 18th District, bat has been attached
to the 18th for all purposes.
Voters living on Presidents Island viii vote
in the 18th Civil District, as heretofore.
Voters living in the city Of Memphis Will
vote in the Wards in which they live, accord
ing TO lines and boundaries as they existed at
the August election; the new Wards being
disregaTded, because the change or Wards
was Of SO recent a date as not TO allow time
for the County Court TO designate the proper
voting fplaces in each Ward six months pre-
Vious to the election, as required by law.
W. ]. P. DOYLE,
OC3i Sheriff OF Shelby County.
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were by the public press kept constantly
before the people as aspirants 70 that
position. Some counties o. p0inted del
egates and instructed theai fOT John
son: others appointed and in ucted FOR
dheatham; and Others appointed with
out Instructions. A week or - before
the convention met, Mr.. johnson left
his home and made speech az Knox
vile upon the general political issues Of
the dsv. in which he was careful 20 ad-
wise the people as TO the character Of
man they should send to Congress, and
especially was be careful to warn them
against sending 3 General, or any one
connected with what be was pleased to
,call the military ring. In bis picture OF
the character OF man that they ought
10 send 70 Congress, thought recog-
uized the likeness Of Andrew Johnson,
but in that / may have been mistaken,
,-oH I HgnfF think Il graa
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BERLIN, October 30.-The PrOUiTlziGl
Correspondent Of to-day says the Prus-
sian government has determined to en-
ploy all its power, by every constitution
al measure, to carry the country reform
bill through the Upper House Of Parlia-
ment. Upon the passage Of this meas
ure of legislative authority, says the
same paper, the power Of the Crown and
government are staked.
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SUMNER and the GOvernOrship Of Mas
sael.uaefiia

BOSTON, October S0.-Charles Sum
ner, in a letter from Paris declining the
coalition nomination for Governor of
Massachusetts,, says: In acknowledge
ing your communication, beg TO repeat
this declaration most sincerely, desiring
that no person should vote fer me. Be
yond this personal wish, which trust
will not be disregarded, is the eonsid-
Grafton that if chosen 1 could not serve;
at The same time i express my grateful
sense Of trust reposed in me By the con-
ventions which united in this nomina-
ton. My acknowledgements are especi-
ally due to the convention representing
my fellOW-citizens to whom have for so
long a time been opposed on important
public questions. I beg them 10 believe
that L am not insensible to their good
viii, which is enhanced by the sign IL
affords that the past differences are abs
sorbed in the ecMmon desire TO secure
for our country the Incompatible bless
ings Of peace aud reconciliation under
the safeguards Of good government and
with the principles Of the Declaration of
Independence as our rule Of conduct
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 3O.--A petition was
presented to the COrtes to-day by one Of
the Republican Deputies asking for the
adoption of measures looking TO the
procurement from England of the ces-
sion of Gibraltar to Spain.
The Cortes has resolved, by a vote Of
one hundred and twenty-four against
one hundred and four, to consider the
articles Of impeachment against the
members Of the Sogosta Ministry.
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sfraws that Indicate the Course Of the
Pnlfffcnl 8 ind.

NASHVILLE, October 30.-The Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee pub
lish an address in which they say that
they have reports from seventy-two
counties; twenty-five in East Tennes-
see, thirty-one.in Middle, and nineteen
in West Tennessee, leaving twenty
counties to be heard from, some Of which
are known TO be the largest Cheatham
counties in the State. The counties
heard from report the vote for CheathAm
at seventy-seven thousand five hundred
and seventy-five; johnson, forty thou
sand six hundred and twenty; Maynard,
forty-nine thousand eight hundred.
They assert that Mr.. johnson and ali
other Independents viii be beaten, but
that their running makes probable the
election Of three or four Republican Con-
gressmen, and an increased number Of
Republicans to the State Legislature.
The committee urge the concentration
of votes on the party nominees, 50 as to
prevent this result.
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CLEVELAND, October ye-The nOrss
disease spread rapidly today. Several
Of the livery stables are closed, many Of
the express companies horses are uT-
Etted az service, and the disease has ap-
psaFed ans6Bg tlleG Gre departnaenth horses.
One Of the street railroad companies ran
cars once an hOar this afternoon; an
other took off all their cars at eight
O'Clock to-night Very few fatal cases
are reported.
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GENERAL cHEATHAM


70 you as citizens who love the country,
to unite and frown down this proscrip-
tive spirit that would crush and degrade
the gallant spirit Of either side, to graf
ify the aspirations and ambitions Of the
mere ofIice-seeker. For myself / seek
no Office or position at your hands;
l want none. In times past you have
honored me with a generous confidence
and support, for which you have the
profound gratitude cf a grateful heart.
with what fidelity have served you
leave to your determinat .5n, and am
willing, more than willing, to stand OF
fall upon the result. For the kind atteD-
ton given me to-day you have my
thanks
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CpLpMBUs, O., October 30.-The man
ufacturink kestsblisalesnt o. the EdiuEn-
bus Cabinet Company was totally de-
slroyea by fire tonight. Loss, thirty
thousand dollars. Insured for seventeen
thousand dollars. A large force Of
workmen suffer heavily, losing fine kits
Of tools, and most OF the stockholders o.
the Cabinet Company were workmen in
the establishment. Cause of hte uh-
known.