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, 1872-10-09

BUTTE@The past week has developed no new {ea
tures worthy Of comment tn eonnoetion with 1he but
ter market fairly sctiye brstness hes been dang
both IN choice and low gt=ds, and former prices haS
been firmly sustained Medium qaaues a-e mora o,
Choice gzsdea arn searce, and readily command Il.
quotations. We repeat list: 6rz1cIy choice dairy
S8ase: f.tr to good grades, 1s@22c; inferior to
CHEE6E-P1!eea Eange the sano on the aate q.
our List weekly review but he toae of the market
that tae stock Of primo goods is becoming sun7ewha,
reduced The dena1d l. fairly .chre, and increasing
and tho present t:ndeaey Of rEces is uprzrd. Te
13@14o; Western factory, 139l4c.
O0AI-Since cur last weekly ror1eW thete haFc BEEN
and no quoksblo change IN prices Of coal The g-aeI
htUzotno1s varieties, snd desle1s predict higher
Mtess. We repent our lit as fo1o~7: LeaiEh hump,
100; Ee, *s5o9fo.@: Ssisr Hai s.. .so<31ooo: ~
mt HID, $9.bo9l0.09; Bossbu1g $3.50; Ch<.zy Hine
$3.50; aockng Valley. $3.50 .dissoaf, s. &so; Whining
sslea, 200 doz at 30 500 doz 1t 19c.
prices nr1a al around Stocks Of al descriptions
hight while of cod herznc, and whtted.h the1s co.,
de11sly unset,ed for some 1ine ras md p1ices sTe
no change IN oar Quotations: No. whitedsh, $3.50
ahs4e iaset:ss, ss:sota IS; 10. 6as, ss5o6a7s;
Eo; bar nascserel, s7.on5T25; No /, ahorr, Hs,
ISL, ss;oSe5s: boz he9:as; e. ae:ss boz @ Sef-
half b1l', f1ho06l05.
GREl4H FREITS-Apples routtuue to co1ne IN free
y, and =re qnic: end dull Other frzts arr In good
supply, and IN fair request. S,}es, SO 1is chcica in
Istsi ws5, It s2-2st5:so; ITS arls good At E173@
500. Peaches 80 baskets choice 1T 6oc; 1do..
Is at Sc; $50 At 25@3oc. Grapes-l.o caeoe L>,..s
at A7542oe; 15 baskets 1t soc; 10 c1ses Ds.w.-e 1t
Tated at 81 %.
HAE-Taa n1zivals Of Pressed hay continue to fan
abort OF tda demand. and 1+fN A-r 3.H
vsnclng. Large salaa haYe recently been made It
$2oo0@20 50, delivered ut tbs Stock Yards car do
sold ~ Sal.c9 Dea&e1s 47sze p7EtnG tho following
, 1872-10-09

TuEsoA1 EvE$Esa, 0cr. 3.
The following xeze tAe rtsetprs 8rl t1,ienA for
thu llnz: "A h1sts:
, 1872-10-09

Golden hcse> private ter1ns; 100 brls fe=ng
s: 80 bsis DO II :soo 100 e1is unsoaad sups1fnt up
Toal, $50 bsle, acd 20 tons ban At ~ oc
Wheat w.s apis. and rather weak, Under no.e lib-
er offerings to-day and large increase in the receipts
Tor tomorrow, and ~e note decline at 1@1&c PEI
close Buyers for future delivery we're not anaous tc
FaE the asking prices, while sellers wanted to sell ehor
he the sEe receipts, Present and Prospective coupled
influence. Tfe ua=Eet w1s weafes: early, the decline
It one tina amounting to &c as cunps1ed NTH JESTER
day, but recovered somewhat and closed sesdy Ind
rather hzm- ssippers' purchases comparatively
nsht this elas. of operators generally insistine on
ths ii hsa 20. snd sims@1MS ssltsf ,ho zs=T; ~;
sotiee at e5c@sloo and rejected quiet 1t s@s7Sc.
ta:h sales were reported Of GOO IN No. spring At
ia ae 8 f. It FL j. e. 0s q g oo
4 s'xe; i;So bu Do st SC. - Totsl, $3.50 b. q ~
bu .s compared With yesterday, the e4seE feeling
resulting from liberal receipts aud general dtspoe
ton to discount The market for future deI,eEy Snip;
pers, As general thing, pu1chased exceedingly email
At the close the market duil 1t fo- reg
for do sle7 lie het half Of o3sober, snd IasSe
seller NoEelpa1. Cash R21es we're reported ct l., ,ao
t:o4s sa No: esS :5S @ b Sa d. IT
hu do IT 32Xc: 1900 bo do 1t a2c; 10000 b. do It
32kc. Tuta1, Is6, $50 bu.
Cats weEn hrzn and shade more scttve, undera
good sf =culahvo and ahipping demand md uoto
adr=u:e Of H@zc par bushel Rs:e'pls moi oyer
large, aud those who willing .elers few dnya
ago for fs:u1e delivery are now aather anxious 70
their outstanding deals 1t is utterly i1pca
bic to put prices much lower Khan the5 re. Tae
E1arkt closed firm It o1t@2cc for 1eguJzr 10. aad
>. o9a @22kc for strictly 1resh d. Rejo1+ed Woe
dull II l9s In options tho market closed stesdy ut
23Es322xc for se1ler toe last half Of Oesoner, and
2:4c seller November. Cash Sales were reported OF
,9 bu No. At 23@c; $500 bu do st 22Ee3 8400 bu
DO II 2c; $500 bu do &c; ,2oo bu rejected at
lsHc; 200 ba do At 19Ac; 1,8oo ou dca: 1eHe- To-
tai ID, 500 be.
Bye was In limited demand, and the market 4sa
quiet and 1sther weak decline Of K@1e per bushel
teng fully establiHhei, No. c1osdrg dull .t 313c.
Sa;es were reported OF 1850 bu at 5l1c-
Bsrley was in good demand, -nd the market sae
moderately sthge, shippers sod specuiatcra bnE1g
quite freely and nota aa appreciation Of about 4o
per bu, though at the exueme close the market
price the sacae ye.tcrdny-G416+'4c f,r No.
cash, OF seller October. No. cIo.ed 635oxc aad
sejected at 37kG58e Sample lots iesn zcsive.
3aes were rep ID Of L. 600 bn No. q: 6:-; 800 bu
do 1t e4ac; 800 bn 81 6ssc; LOO bn No. w. Hc;
400 hu dc at SIC: TO- 500 bu do at &C.; 500 bu
ected Sic; 400 bu At 37Hc: 1900 ba II ssc; 800
hu by sample 1T Sir; 400 5u do 1t SIC; 100 btu do
7Dr, 400 bn do Al 73c; 400 bu do 1t 75o-su track
900 bu DO u Csc; 400 bn do Ut 75c both delivered
Total, q, 600 bu.
The following is tie official report Of grain In stose
in this city Saturday evening last. and At cor.
dntee.
, 1872-10-09
MONETARY AND C0MalERCIAL.
MONETARY.


TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. g.
Lbs money uazke. remains in about the ssrne con~
faton - noted foz several days pas$. Tho demand
Tor money At the banks Is not p7essng because alzrgo
aass of vould-be borrowers know It Is to ask
There II, however, considerable good Paper offered in
hn street At from IN to " per cent pet month Tho
main cznse Of the present 6ghtuess Of money IT, -
nas been mentioned before, owing to the fact thst
hrget amounts thac usual Of grain, lumser, cattle
,c., etc., held in ths country, and Go not como for
Eard and one af the principal reasons they do not
Is owing to the high cost inadequate facilities
transportation. Tho growth Of the West and Tho
tndeassng quantity OF ita marketable
products demand increased facilities for carrying
thou to the consumers in ths Esst. Within eighteen
months shall have At least one and probably ewo
nsw trunk lines Of railroad froaa Chicago eastward,
but it Is doutfu1 ever these wiu accommodate the
continually increasing vuiuma Of heavy fredghts In
that direction, and i is not Improbable that within
few yeaTs both tb East and Wss E sec The necessity
tor great doube track raiiroza lailt either with M
6pAn1 OF 3:1ae aid, and davo;cd e1ctfsively 10 thS
tsznsport4dcn uf fsght ut low rzlea: road that viii
xt&d in the relation to tae whole courtsy that
khe Enc C.ual heretofore : email PORTION Of it,
E1ch1nse IN good supply, and soId aesweeo baEas
to-d&y &, SIC TO Sl.0o per +, 600 discount
Get4rs. Irnt, Preston Ke=n quote stocks and
, 1872-10-09
LIVE STOCK mARkEr.

CATTIE-AfterWeeks of ltnter1urte0 du1nets and
depression, II iast enabaeu 1eport ehAcge
for the better rnocgt must BE- confessed The cn1nga
Is uot pronounced oorId b de4ix1l- Tho corr
p41auEey Grn&l number ct ex;le ahtl ed Eas. from
here LIST week, hae gwen the seaboaSu 14raess Rio
much needed opportunity 10 recover f1pm me
don 10 long rreralene thee. and under the stuuoQs
Afforded h5 the reported Advzaoe N Nov Eor Albany,
sad Boston, Ahipreza took hold w.h something Lko
their old e2e1Ey, md the few desirable drove, q ship
Ping betrez aere promptly taken mp st-1ng
4c advaose the futceA current Inst Heex. In o:h*z
descriptions Of t:o:k the improvement quo
table, though al grades were hzneT, IN syr ,thy. Tho
receipts were moderate, and embraced lzea ct stock
somewhat above the average Of Tho past few wtaks,
but TIE proportion of reilly good enipng besres WI
a1o2n. and 10 dnd most of tho d1y's ha.tnoss
to have been dzosac.ed Ut Prices 11nXi1E downward
from $500. Tho extreme r7uge was .4oS635- Al tho
inside figure drore ot LOO s11~=y Texan averaging
615 lhs were dspoeed Of. TIN drove had leo In ste
yards for week past without finding hu5e and tho
pZ1ee reanzed .hocsh unusually low, was IL fair
presume al the eastls worth. Tho tueA amount
obtaioed for the dsp5e $86S4 whi1e the freight
Sa-d4gt, and otter amounted to 7175 1e2y
tuE $500 10 reimburse the oWnex. The demand for
stock eattle eonunre stealJ fair And prices reman
steady 3o0@L25, according to quality CAlvts a1e
wanted and seI readly ~ 360g 60 for common to
medium, md II $546oo foz good to really cho:ce-
Sales of Tex14 caste Effected 1t substantially
quotations. The pecs cleared Of MI good S1adee,
but many Texans and natives remain unsold.
The saA1ket cn7ed Steady, with fair prospects ahssd
, 1872-10-09
B {: 4 4 N K e T, 8

in want of Safes possessing every
point Of merit claimed il other
manufactures, and with the adsli-
tlon Of many new and valuable i'm
provemente Of our OWN INVEN-
TION, will find it to their interest to
examine our present style Of work.
, 1872-10-09

HoG5-1ho act<e1:y and fsnness thss characterized
The nor market yesterday, features OF Ii.
tsday- Favorable Eastern adyicas stimulated the de-
mands sad with Light supply sale, and quasss,y
nf mock .sora ne aresEe, aasisfsesory busiesa
Vance On yos.er4s.s price, bat bs.ors tbs co-
petition bes&cse sufficiently active 10 enable &eez to
Was thoroughly sustained to the clees Nothing sold
below $780, and few below $4.6s, wsi1e must of tho
hogs Changed E6ad6 within tha 1Augn Of $46534T3.
Iate in The day few carloads were ken 70 iii cQ.
At $4e7 but there transactions scarcely b.
eonslde<sd fa1r e11t$1tou Of the Market W4 quote
closing prices Il E4so9 80 for common $4e5<34To
fuT ModuN1, md q. 4- -f5<Ak S for GOOD to chQtce
, 1872-10-09

during the 1s: weeks Of serts1nsM n '9ese 3e
r!cs adarted to the late ISL and winter Iade, aa4
steadine-s cha1ze:ezzes r.ees n ii departmeasg 81
the market. There is Se1y little OF the p11 speeoa
1rdiciou% caution -ppartrty realizns ne tscs @ 111s
eoatngercie. may ase which might ne5'en e. +. "1ta t..
their future asles and they apIea AWARE hnr .. w
1htn DER are IS aox, sueh excellent facilities fo5
replen1.hirg it. necsties nay require: ~ ..
1natera1, hut our jobbers do not anticipate any LINE
diate change IN prices S:oc5s are ecmpese N
department.: and the wants Of The interior 1aoe n"
being promptly uet-
, 1872-10-09

CHICAGO, Oct. s.-C5art:1s w5co to Hufaio-achrs
Ur=tis, Pexkt81 sId Metropolis, corn At tic prop
Toledo, barley 1t l7e; sch-s Donaldson and Il s.
Hgn, wheat 1t lsc- TO saS:aa-p1ors Lowell, Law
rence, s. D. Caldwell, B. F. Wade, com at through
rates. To k:Egs:En-Sehrs T. T. Avery, Emerald aud
E. Bake, wLtat .: &c.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 7.-dsain frcights are nrzo, and
ers ask 1sc tcr wheat pr =, and eoc Per steam, to
Buffalo, and shippers oEer 1876 fc- :he latter. Tha
Cawego 2ate is nora'~I II ~, and H:rgstoo at &C.
We her: Il 10 chartere-
BUFFALO, Oct. 5.-Ra,ez are Gachans=d. Schooner
S+r7sos chartered for salt 10 Clse71n :5; ,ou-
et AnakEanth, suit to Cleveland II e. sthulaet 1;xe
ea1t to To.edo II &C.
, 1872-10-09

SHEKP~Brt sigh: change VAS no1ceable In tho
condaon of The kheep market The supply WIS Eghs,
but ehrpers being about the only operators, The Of
uore than sustained Them were lome good shee2 On
sse but Il the receipts ef the poorer 4ozs
and sold slowly, the inquiry principally for
good to choice mutton qualities. We quote common
It $S2G1Sb; medium Il $4oo@4,o5 and good to
choice II $4AE5.n3.
, 1872-10-09

Hind--Ercl1 tli. r.,ut.,x+nl. a-i-E,
3o4cph Ekle1rtr. = sk.las on .hc Apeua, fell over-
hozsd night befor. L.. 1c5 drowned. No ab61st-
aore tou.d be renda~e.a caritf II tue d.r1uess.
-IAe schooner Et1c. wk::3 was reported As lnxt,
h4s arrived Kzfe IN por. VIII r3tEo of iCua,.er.
TIE acaou.aer a.r,rza x-.veI At T:,tndo Friday
morning, having succec :as loss of al her s,is
gtDg, sTa1s, &C., ii &C. storm.
-Tae schooner Van Ta>fecourgh, which Was .ahoro
nrar Pigeon Bay, hsA been gr1 Of, and il In tho
Detroit trx docks.
Capt J5oeA Of the B. LooEnis which ~1eckea
hear Traverse Point A11iSt1 in town to-day. Id giyS
fearful description ct t late Storm. One Of his
nceu died from: exposure. The Of Che unforte-
rate mxo Hugh Haxlet. Parents Eot known Tha
wr<~ol hAs Eu1., to necss On the rosfs and is now
w.. u;eeA- Loes, $500; r: Insurance.
, 1872-10-09

Extrs-Qraded steers AFa:78ang J, 400 bs
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ....--.........
Choice Beoree-Fiue, III, well FORMED 3 yesr
to S ye1r old e,eest, md averaging 1,150
to 400 Es.. Observation-Disclosures.
Good Observation-Disclosures hns]y formed
steers, Aso17g!ng l,a00 10 1.aoo ID. ......
Medium Gr.des-SieE1B IN fair 4eah, arer-
aging r ,loo "a J, so ns-- ---....-...-:...
Butehez1' Sto<e-C0mnon to ueeium
hee1s, and good 70 eztza COVE, for G:y
slaughter, Ave7agtng $50 10 l ,loo hs......
Stock Ca:sle-Co1smon cattle, in decent
hesh, averaging 100 to l, ,o5o lbs. s....-...
lnfer1o1-1:gnr ard thin eswn, hetfe1r,
stxgs, bt1.s, and sca1srag e1eeIA........
Tens 0attle- Through drovee-
Taxae GsItle-Nor.he7Q w1c.ezed.
CATTLE &ALES.
, 1872-10-09
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARKET.

TCExDAT ETENxa, Oct 8,
The week tust closed has been m eu1tnenuy se.Is-
factory ono to our dry goods merchants. While de-
To1d Of ths extreme aeS3l Hhieh characterized the
, 1872-10-09

Tot3l....... 4uH{ 532NS 628,&5
Totsl, 5,62a 672 bu. There was IN increase during
tbs week Of 961 bu vheat; 81 368 tU 1Ats; sd7 bu
rye; And decrease Of 559,f.0 bu COIL; 170,599 bu
barley. Total decrease, GIG 373 b.
TIE LATEST.
In the afternoon the grain markets dull opera
tors, for the part attending the recepuon Of Tho
Chamber Of Commerce COMMITTEES in tie new hau.
Prtcea closed uonipaAy at <1.llz@1.la foE No.
whe1t cash. and 33::c fa1 No. oo1n seller the Lust
half OF oe+ober otaer cereals, Provisions, md eghta
ueEteuted
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Cabinet Furniture,

my son,
JAMES M. BRADLEY.
The business WILL in future, be conducted un-
der the name of
C. C. BRADLEY s. SON.
The new firm hopes to share portion of the
public patronage, and invites all to call ana ex-
anime their fine and handsome assortment Of
PARLOR SUITES,
in Hair Cloth, Reps and Silk Brocatel; Walnut
and Oak Chamber Suites in every variety. We
also hav. on hand some very beautiful, inlaid
Faucy Tables and Portable Writing Desks, Bu.
reaus, Bedsteads, Washstands aud Chairs OF
many styles. -
Those in need of Furniture will do well to ex-
anime our stock before purchasing, as we are
prepared to sell at very low figures. jan SIT
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n~NOVELTIES OF DESIGN.
@-EXCELLENCEoF oFWORKMANSHIP.
ns-SUPERIORITY OF FINISH.
@-SUITS FOR THE TIMES.
@MANY REAL BARGAINS.
~COME AND SEE US.
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ROMANTIC MARRIAGES The Norfolk II
o;n;an saws "The Allan line Of steamers ap-
pear to be famous for bringing about romantic nn'
tced a,i the happy union Of lovers who have ar
rived rived on the steamers of this line; Yesterday lay
the be,rothed Of one of the lady passengers e s.hs
was m at the wharf awaiting the arrival OF II the
se' SIDE he was vas Oh board to meet her and conduct
her her. to - the residence Of Rev. Mr. Barton, where,
ia short time the dear one Of bus hears, wue wae
had crossed the deep, risking its dangers was
made his wife.
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Especially, who have become the victims o.
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untlmely
grave thousands Of young men of the most eI,
altcd .alcnts and brilliant intellect, who might
otherwise have entrnnced listening Senates with
TIE thundcrs OF! eloguence or walked TO extac
the living lyre, may call with full confidence.
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Married persons, or Young Men contemp a.
Loss of ProcrcA:iYe Powcr-lmpotency,) Ner-
vous hxctubility, Palptation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disqua.
Gca:ion, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the care of DR. >.
may rclisiously conlde in his honor as q gentle
man ard confidently rely upon his skill ss>
ph hvsician.
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Physician of this celebrated institution, has dis;
covered the most Certain, Speedy, tleasant ana
Ehectual Remedy in the world for all
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liable BROTHERS,
NV. CORNER 9TH e. d STS.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
dec 16-tM4
EAI HAIR EPARTA II N
h, Of
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
76 King street.

.. 10 stTeots
Alexandria, Virginia
pEaI.HAIRl REAL HAIR
On hand at all times large stock of Real and
imitation Hair Goods of every description, at
.arv low nrices All goods warranted the best.
Ha;r made up into Switches, Braids, Cucls,
For For making medium size switch, either of %
straight hair or combingsv w w
For or making large size switch.............. ! 70 70
Tor making lurPeSt.
rIr T.ad;as in the country can send hair by mail
st the cost of few cents, have it made up into
sny I'd design and returned free of mail charges
"a aAdvices concerning hair should be mailed sepa-
ra'eiy' A-' CHARLES w. GREEN,
..,O 76 King street.
-upSI1-- FURSl
:, A large stock of MUFFS and CAPES for
iaales 1s sNo HOOMES s. ASHBY.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Structures
Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder, Involun-
tary Discharges, Impotency, General Debility
Nervousness. Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation OF the Hesrt,
diness Disease of the Head, Throat Nose or
Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach
or Bowcls-those terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits of Youth-secret and SOL
itsry practices more fatal to their victims tt than
the songs of the Syrens to the Mariners OF Olys-
ses, b!ighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations. Sc.
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r- NOTICE.
Esss3aa=c { The steamer GEORGEANNAh has
been tenn Jorarily Withdrawn from the Lower
Potomac and Baltimore route. Due notice VIII
be given when her trips will be resumed.
dec % 3t HUOE y JOHNSTON, Agents.
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liable Brothers, 1ND,
Claim pre- eminence among
Clothiers and. Tailors for the
extreme lowness of their prices.
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UNS-Double and singe-r arreled-tor sale
" low by dec III CARLlN u SONS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

SAN FRANclsco, Nov. 1j.-The steamship
Japan brought dates from Hong Kong to Oct.
18TH.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt on the
2lst Of September at Shanghai.
The plains near Ticn fsin were again flooded
on the 18Th of September, and the water was
still rising rapidly.
A Baptist church has been built at Meng.
The vccroy of Nlukin is determined to pun
lSh parties engaged in kidnapping slaves on
board Peruvian vessels.
iIAdYiceS from the Philippine islands state that
the crops were destroyed by locuStS.
Dates from IOkOhOma of Oct 23d state that
the department Of religion at Yeddo has issued
adocument looking towards the liberation OF all
believers OF all creedS.
A dreadful famine is reported among the pco.
pie Of COrea,
Great quantities ofcopper are being sent from
lCddo to Corea in the nature Of peace offerings.
The authorities Of Ieddo have stopped issuing
passes ITO foreigners TO 90 beyond the limits
liked by treaty, the privilege having been abused
by the carrying on Of Illicit trade
The rndcrpcst is making terrible ravages
among cattle in the rural districts.
Japan has exported during the last three
months to the United States - $780, 900 worth OF
goods.
The treasure of the steamer America to the
amount OF 100000 has been recovered, ST..
OOO more has nor yet been reached.
/ Four native priests have left for Europe to
| study various religions.
| The wreck Of the steamer Oneida has been
| Did to the japanese for $500,
| Magistrates have been appointed in all the
| pdice districts OF Yeddo, with jurisdiction SIM
| ll;' to that in the United States
=, serious rising is reported in the province of
| Mdo. number of police from Yeddo have
pee sent to quGll the disturbance, if possible
| WllNut the aid Of troops.
Af,ar Loo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
Storm on the Prussian Coast.
Disaster 10 Shipping ia the RarbOr of
stralsund-Fire inlthe WarehOuses-Th
COnst Inundated.

LONDON, Nov. 14-Teegrams which have
been received in this city, dated at different
points in Germany, report that the gale of wind
which prevailed last night was exceedingly
severe on the Prussian coast. At Stralsund lis
effects were most disastrous. Twelve vessels
were sunk in tie harbOr, the town was mum
dated, and during the height of the storm a fire
broke out among the warehouses, which spread
rapidly and is still burning. Several lives are
reported lost, and many persons have been
severely injured.
Stralsund has peculiar typographical situa-
ton on the west shore of the narrow strait
which separates thel island Rugen from the
mainland of the Prussan Pomeranian province
The arsenal is fine building, as are also the
lunatlc asylum, orphan asylum, gymnasium
libraries and other public Institutions. The har-
Dor is safe for vessels drawing fifteen feet of
water, but is very difficult of access Stralsund
was formerly a Hanse town. Its defensive
works have been vastly strengthened since the
year 1915.
STRALsUND, Nov. 14-Eveniug. storm
has abated and the water is Subsiding. The fire
alter destroying several large buildings, has
been extinguished, The inundation extended
along the entire coast. Details of the storm and
disasters have not yet come to hand; but the
damage done on sea and shore must be immense
HAMBURG, Nov. IA severe rain and snow
storm, accompanied by heavy gale, has pre-
vailed IN this section OF the country for several
days. The telegraph wires have been Frustrated
in all directions. The country is flooded. and
news has been received that at Lubbock the Gus
tom house and many warehouses are sub
merged.
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The schooner wrecked on Cushing's island,
Maine, is reported to be the !. W. McWclling-
ton of BROOKLYN Me-, from Boston. The captain
and three men were saved, one Of them badly
injured. A boy of thirteen was lost.
The schooner Indiana, from 1iverton x. l.,
Tor Hunter 5 Point, was wrecked Thursday in
Hcll Gate The cargo tguanol is n total loss.
Cuban letter states that there are eighteen
thousand insurgents under arms, but that there
is scarcity Of clothing and medicines. Several
skrmlShes have occurred lately, The Spanish
assertions are frequent.
As a result Of tie visit Of the committee of
Philadelphia citizens to Boston, subscription
books were Immediately opened in Philadelphia
for the relief Of the sufferers by the Boston fire,
and several thousand dollars subscribed yester-
day afternoon.
a serious accident is reported on the Mem
pms and Little Rock railroad near Donvalfs
bluf, Ii is reported that the engineer and sew
eral other persons were killed, and the train
badly smashed up, but no particulars of the
accident could he learned.
Louisville, Ky, dispatch says information
received from the police authorities east, states
that some dangerous New York burglars con-
template a raid on the Farmers and Droyes'
bank Of Louisville in which is deposited nearly
100000 OF the money Of the public library of
Kentucky. The chief Of police has detailed a
special force to guard the bank.