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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
TRIPLE SH E E T
New York, Thursday, March 81, 1872.
CONTENTS OF To.DAY,s REaALD.

PAGE.
l-Adverlsements
acknowledgements
8-News from washing ion-Ihe Great OIL Con.
spiracy - Amusements - COnfagrations-Ad.
mlral Polo: Interview with the New Spanish
Minister at Washington-New York City news.
4-Conqress; Another kout OF the LobbIe'; C6l-
cago's Relief Bill Passed IN the senate; The
Tarif Under Uonslderation-1he Custom
House Inguiry-Tne Double Barrecd arms
iroIler Connolly to Europe Brussels Muir
der-Ihe Judiciary Commltee-Mayor Hall:
I Ihe Question I21 OF the J9rsdicion OF Judge
sessions Getting Complicated Shoot
in ing Sotl Fight in New !ersey-Examining
Public lnstruction--rhe Registers ONCE In
Observation-Disclosures In Washington street.
Ihe Iweniy.second Ward Shooting Case-Fire
5-InIeresiing Proceedings in the New York
Courts-The Pacific Mail Baltle-The Jersey
City Frauds-The Smallpox Hospitals-Ds-
turbing tae Dead: Application to Remove the
Bodies In the Churchyard OF st. andrews
Disease In Brooky In Dentistry
Deaths Under Suspicious circumstances The
PIeiier Homicidc-Tue Tenth Avenue Gang
More Aid sOr Chicago
6-EditOrials: Leading Article. "The Revolution
in Engand--Sir Chalios DilEcs Spee"h-
Tue Cloud No Bigger loan Mans Hano y
Personal Intelligence Amusement Announce
g-The Swamp Angels. FIRST Intelligence from the
Captured HERALD Correspondent: His Con.
quest OF Mrs. Rnody lowcry; Enter outlaws
Armed Capable; The Interviewer treated as
aspy and Warned OF Death as me Penalty Tor
The Alabama Ciains-.Cable Dispatches from
England. France Germany, Spain and
1taly-The British Universities Boat Race
News IRON Mexico. Cuba and South America
Miscellaneous kilograms Business Notices.
S-Fnancial and COMMERCIAL: The Government
Saving Interest on Twenty Millions More OF
the National Debt; relaxation in the Money
Market Erratc Movements OF Pacific Mail on
the Rejection Of the Subsidy Application; the
Dutcn Buying Union Pacific; The New Issue
OF Hannibal and st. Joseph Govern.
ments Firm, Gold Steady, Foreign Exchange
Su0nger-Domestlc Markets Highway Rob-
berry In Midday-Marriages ana Dealhs-Ad-
vertisements.
acknowledgements.
JO-Ihe State Capitals Southmayd's Erie Act
Signed by the Governor; An AIleudatory Bill
Introduced In the Senae-The Charter TO
Be Reported with the Department Features
Spoiled; Canal Deficiency Appropriation
Bill; The Question OF Adjournment Debated In
the Senate Prospects OF Scene over the
Pro Rata Railroad Freight Bill; Wharves and
Piers In New York and Brooklyu-Shipping
observation-disclosures.
11-Auvertisements
acknowledgements.
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The Smallpox Hospitals.

In another place in these columns will be
found an interesting and instructive excerpt
from the able and valuable annual report of
DIR. Macdonald chief of the medical staff Of
the Smallpox Hospital of this city. This hos
pital is under the jurisdiction of the Commits
soners of Charities and Correction. 1t is not
always that we feel it to be at one and the
same time duty and privilege to speak
we'll of an institution and its managers. In
the case now before us there really is but
little, if any, room for exception. DR.. Mac
donald's report is in the last degree satsfac-
tory. That the hospital has served good
purpose is manifest from the fact that it re-
ceived during the year nearly three thousand
patients, and that of these only five hundred
and thirty three died. The rate of mortality
in this viruent and fatal disease as treated in
the hospital has been only slightly over twen-
ty-one per cent 1t is no doubt large death
record but when it is known that in the
English hospitals, where 1t is supposed by
many that perfection in the mode of treatment
has been reached the death rate has been
twenty seven per cent, and that in this city
the cases taken charge of by the Board Of
Health and managed without removal from
home have revealed a death rate of thirty
five and one-third per cent, or over fourteen
per cent more than those treated in the
hospital, it will be admitted that 1t is
larger in seeming than in reality. DR.. Mac
donald is not without reason for saying that
paupcrism has its advantages. 1t will be
found by those who read the report that 1t
offers complete refutation Of certain charges
made against smallpox hospitals in general.
IL is shown that while grumbling is common
on the part of the patients it is often without
cause. Most Of the patients are in the hospi-
tails against their wills in such circumstances
grumbling Is most natural. When patients
become partially convalescent they are inn
patient to get out resistance to their wishes
makes them grumbe. Then, again, fault Is
found with the food given 10 the patients;
but the report shows that the table Is iur-
nished according to the rules adopted LOT
Bellevue and charity hospitals, and that !"
there be any error in the observance OF THESE
rules the error is on the side OF uberality
Many complaints have been made because
anxious-more anxious than wise-friends
| were denied access to the hospital. Wlen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

THE HERALD CAPTURED CORRESPONDENT -
We present this morning the first instalment
of news from our correspondent who has for
the past few days been exnlting beneath the
smiles of the desperate Lowery gang. After
making formal conquest over the wife Of
the banditti chief-Lowery, it is alleged, has
departed for six weeks vacation-seeing
her to church on Sunday and other
little Northern courteses, he was un
tremendously introduced to two of the
outlaws, armed in terrifying style,
who eventually entrusted him with some Of
their secrets, which he has transmitted for
publication. The secrets were divulged, it
appears, on some stringent conditions, one Of
which was that the intruder should in SOL
emn manner swear that he would not betray
them. The most horrible death would i'm
mediately follow such conduct. The enter
prise Of the HERALD seems to favorably i'm
press even these desperadoes, who, despite
their bravado, have thus far treated their
victim with decency and respect.
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THE KAIsER's SUBSTITUTE For rHK Cox

The KAIsER's SUBSTITUTE FOR THE Cox.
ooRDAr IN ALsAcE AND LoRRAINE.-The fed
eral Councils of Alsace and Lorraine, in which
are vested the legislative power for the re-
Gently acquired German territory, are engaged
in drafting statute for the regulation Of the
Catholic Church within the provinces. The
Kaiser thus indicates his determination to rule
his newly conquered people in his own way;
and now that the Concordat Of 1901 with
France has ceased to have any binding
effect in these provinces German laws for the
regulation of the Catholic religion will supply
its place. This step is decided upon, and there
will be no departure from it, as Cardinal An
tonel has been, no doubt, already notified
that overturcs with the view to the re-estab-
lshment of the Concordat in the conquered
provinces will not be considered in Berlin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

TIE INTERNATIONAL RowISG MAToH.-The
names of the members Of the London Rowing
Club that will compete with the Atalanta crew
in their match on the Thames in June next ara
George Ryan, II. Gulston, William Stout and
Albert de Laude Long, and not Strong, as APP
peared In our columns yesterday morning.
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the contagious, virulent and most dangerous
character 81 the disease is borne in mind. most
persons, we think, will justify the manage
ment in this particular and reject the COM
plant. On the whole, re consider DR.. Mac
dOnald's report as highly satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

THE New HAVEN Pallddium-admnistra.
tion-announces that Chief Justice Chase has
gone to New York to urge Mr. Belmont to call
a meeting of the Democratic National COM
mittee, to meet at an early day, to take action
regarding the calling of National Conven-
ton. The Palladium thinks the Chief JUS
tice might be more proftably employed. Per-
hapa he is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

Woe PRESIDENT COLFAx writes to ex-Gov-
ernor Hawley, of Connecticut, expressing his
pleasure at the result in New Hampshire, and
saying cit would be great pity to sadden
any with democratic victory in Conneoti-
cut" The ''saddest Of any" will probably be
the democrats themselves when tue result in
Connecticut becomes known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

TEE HARTFORD Observation-Disclosures,
believes that "Senator Wilson makes as good
q campaign speech as any man in The coun-
try" Why should he notS If practice makes
perfect" 1t is personifed in the electoneering
abilities of the 'junior Senator from Massa.
oAgsstts."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

The BosToN Observation-Disclosures
dogmatically, if not automatically, remarks
that cit is now certain General Grant will be
the candidate of the republican party, and
that no nomination will be made by the demo-
cratic party Where the 7raceller obtained
the information furnished in the latter part Of
the above sentence is not stated. 1t must be
news to many democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

TIE HARTFORD 7Smes-anti-a
tion-exhibits its love for antiquity by plunging
into Noah's ark and bringing forth paper,
written by the venerable Gideon Welles, as a
campaign document for the use of the de-
mocracy in the pending canvass in Connecticut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

TIE Lovers OF ART AND Art STUDENTS
OF AMERICA generally will gricve at our tele-
gram report to-day recording the ravages of
the fire fcnd in the Dusseldorf Gallery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

BEWARE OF APRIL Fool HoAxEs on the lat
Of next April, especially when the returns
from the Connecticut election begin to come in.
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THE Boston Tr0UeNer Is more prosaical
than poetical when it says -
CHASE TO SUMNER

Where YOU are now, so once was l;
Where l am now. you soon will be.
A seat upon the Supreme Bench for Mr..
Sumner might not be an unhappy event, in
case of vacancy occurring by the elevation
of Judge Davis to the Presidency.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty fourth street.
WIVES 40 TnEY WERE AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-BUrFALo BrLL-CATo;
OR TIE WHITE SLAVES REVENGE.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-rmE BALLET PAN.
TONNE OF HUMPTY DUMPrY.
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LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE, 72o observation-disclosures
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BOOTHS THEATRE, Twenty. third st., corner Sixth
The FOOLS REVENGE.
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NlBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway be.weo, Prince
Houston sls.-LA BELLE SAVAGE
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90. Die Wlifet,pnif.

Set gBie bas raileIte unb itampfte gSie bie
Sunfen fIoben, besleitet uon peitidensefnaa, auf>
n,unternbem toaIob unb beftisem S9nauben
MebnIi6 Der iasenbaften ruiloen 5asb sos es iiber
Die in Ra6t sebalte @bene babin ales idrpar,
unb idattenabnIi6 sleidiam sefpenitii4. goraus
bais trabeno Saio aaiIopirsnS. ointer Seisn Elm
i6Ianfer &eiter auf benz idnelliten Sbere Der Seer
be, ieoen eridIafenben ODER trasen Na6ssler n,it=
tells elmer Iansem 8eiti9e antreibenb. 9a3pilden
ertonte aufnlunterao feline belle Gnabeniimme unb
flosen ibm bic Sunfen unr bic Obren, menn CT
rpdbrenb bes i6arfen 8eitens NIT unslaublider Sc
,uanbtbeit cine Cigarette an benz sltnmenben Reit
ber aufseraudten an3hnoete. Dean bate meinen
msosen, ct iei Der Sdubberr aler Gli6piirn,er uno
Sobannisfafer Der Welt sepeen, bic er binausidid>
te, Inn iie mad Secunben tangent funfelnben Das
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Cine etiuule aus brut Gliak.


ss Gin Wann, beflen ebrenbafter uno fernaeIunber
ebarafter Bis sur Ridfebr einer eliai1ben Aeinlat
gum oentAea Dfutterlanbe pom feiner Seite ansesb
fobten tporDe iit Der aber eBt, neil IN Inn bas
ME perldu9nete oeutSde @en,iltb leinen offene us
brld 9efunpen bat, iid) als a8erratber1 bnrh bic
Tooesbrobungen Der fanatiI9en Rlbler pom berg,
,elIdIiifben 2iga" bebrobt iiebt = Der Didter uno
pfarrer AboIf Stober in WiablbauIen ~, bat .ins-
ner (bei 6. DetIoi In 8aieI ilnb WiiibIbauien err
fbienenen) Slusfdrift: yginfade ragen eines eIdf=
Ffden 8oIfsfrennoes" (aud in nfransoIii6er Sprade
berausse9eben unter 6enl Iitel Simples questions
dun ami du psuple asacienl biel0riinbe nieberges
lest ueBbaIb er NIT uoaem 9ersea li bem Deutiben
geibe anseidlollen bat. s5nbenl mir bpffene Soab
BET rebt plelen }etner Stammesperpanbten bic lei
benldaftsleIe unb ebrlihe Gimme Geb0r finben
mose seben mir bier ei1en IbeiI ieiner Betradtun
gen iujeoer nit Dell g1unIde, eab Das Gdriftden
peite gerbreituns erbalte. Bor fid ielbit rebena
ia8t Der 8erfaiier; sDa 1T ENG lidber uen altem
Sdrot uno 8orr, 1ple es Deren nod glanben gibt
eeiien 9er5 pom sSMSenb an getheih ,uar swiiden
Sraufreid ,lso Deutldlanb inoem er ienen als
Biirger, bieiem aIs oeutidsearteteS OpIfsfirb ans
bing glS fransolIber Staatsblreer nabm er pon :
6er3en an 6ranfrei1's Sreib befrebimaen IbeiI
freute ib ieiner 6ortIbritte nno betrauerte feline
Rddfdae. Als &inb bes Gllabes beruobrte e. iidb
ben beutiden Bolfsdarafter, ben er por ieinen 9a
tern abertans. Deutld it feline Dlutteriprade, in
ibr ruarb er eraogen in r bat er ben 9r0bten IbeH
leiner Stnoien gemadtHii1 ibr geIdaben fait ale
fsine HeSsn maArsno elmer Iansidbrisen amtsfnbs
runs. SO bat er bern pe1a usenb aufsin elmer me-
fentlid oe,tlden geiitigep AtnloIpbdre geIebt i,b
seuebt. Was mar oa uatlrlder. as eine glrt fino=
lider 3uneigung 5a oieiem Deutidlanb, bas er aIs
geiiis= =iihid1e abrnlntter anlab, wdbrenb er NIT
slei9er Sunei9ur.9 5ranfrei9 aIs poltiibes Batter
lamb Iiebte 2ag etrpas 8efremoen6es in bieier
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gaBpeien. - garis so. gpriI. Ga biefdmen
5eriide 8eseruns gesen BE geibebaItnns bes frans
5ofiden 9abipfems NIT gesus a,if bic S6peiS
rpdbrenb eS England nno BeIsien seseniiber aufses
seben it proteitirt bat 10 1T beitimu morbe oab
fanftsbin 9eiienbe por, unb mad oer Sd,uei; feline
Ydfge tt,ehr bebIrfen IS
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Dr. 6 s. Sunsbaus, frdber elmer Der seadtet=
iten AerSte IN ct. 2ouis, Iebt iett IN ,Soge Bel
glansaiafi in Sapan als 9r5t unb pon Der iapanei.
iden 8e8ieruns nit einera iaonatIden 0e6aIte pon
500 fpaniiden TbaIern onseiteIlter profsHor Der
Dleoisin. s.s .s'3ls T,... - 3.
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Sd eri6rad nnb polte Ginpenounsen erbeben !;
mein 8ater aber Iddelts sitis unb meinte, oab aus
benz autrauIi6en 3inbe cine idldterne Sunsfrau
seruorben lei unb i'd balb senus bic iebr erflarIi9e
S9eu ubertpinoen uiirbe. u8lamnere bid nit
san5er Seele on ben gebanfen", trope.e er freanb=
Ed, ybab i'd bid beinem @atten in Die Irme fibre
unb bu ,pirf erftaunen iber bic Sdnelisfeit nit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

"A lady having asked the Farmers
Club Of New York city if rose leaves,
used so extensively in the manufacture of
perfumes, might not be gathered and
dried with profit, Andrew :. Fuller re-
sponded; "Rosc leaves are imported by
our druggists, and cost about $50 Is
pound 1t is not, however, our common
garden varieties that furnish the rose
leaves Of commerce, but the red damask
rose, from which the oil of roses is made.
If the writer of the above communication
wishes to 90 into the rosc-lcaf business,
she would first have to establish q reputa-
ton for producing q good article before it
would be in any great demand. ! think
the price Of labor in this country would
greatly interfere with the p%rohts.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
KING BABY

liis scepter II a rattle,
His throne his mothers arms;
He rciens a tiny tyrant,
in all hir Gimpled charms'
Yet round his royal presence
oar loving hearts entwiuc;
Dictator OF the cradle,
And king by right diyincl
Whatever he his mandates,
No c0urtiers dare rebel;
His mothers chief Of the household,
Prime minister rs well
IN Won pcrambulator,
His d0wny ear Of state,
ENaCting, rosy monarch,
What triumphs on him waitl
In purple ~ and spicudor,
Long, long. he seeks to reign;
All hints of nose disJointed
lie smiles al with disdatnf
Alas that royal greatness
should ever he %disOwned;
Here comes a tiny stranger
King Baby il dethroned.
VIr p3jss
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

AT the great Industrial Exhibition at
Nogrow. American steam fire engines
took the first premium. We also learn
from a German paper that 800 American
W and respers were sold last year
in one single city IN Germany.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Generous subscribers to the Salisbury
Comm Nens send the editor 20 cents
extra for a cigar.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

WHEN WHITING TO ADVERTISER
w pieasc say you saw the advertisement
In this paper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
We NTRiLCQuISM

Can be learned by any boy with the aid Of The fill
and plain Instructions ana numerous examples for
practice IN HASEYs HANDBOOK Oe NEhrrHrl nQi ~,
The editor OF the J. Y. t0tgier learned enough Ia tfo
haIt,s 20 hnuee his children, The n. j. AHIs says I
g So easy that a little practice VIII enable any Que to
produce the most wonderful vocal Illusions 1rils
also how TO make the famous Magic Whistle. only
Is cts. j, HANEI " Co, ll4 Nassau ST., n. !.
FUN EVER BLASTING. ~ mammoth eollec.
] tlun Of the best comic Etorica. jokes, WittiClaTla.
fuuuy poetry, hurirsqu9E, &C., with uy"r lnn huupr-
oas pictures, only - cts. OF hpokarli,ro or by iualL.
J. HA&Ei d CO, lI9 Nassau st., n, +.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
'I,hR brst ceiling oos in the marx 1t ia
l. The Strngalsa Of
Petroleum Y.NaSby

Ilis Illustrated by THOMAS VAST, the great.
ctt 81 American artistic. and contain al iuirndaFtiau
hy Hon, Charles samner. Agents wanted Ter 'Nse
nnl other popular books, Addrrs~ 4 n. RichaTds05.
s co., Boston, Mass, and 81. Louis, Mg.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
uSpER CONTROL,

5a. m-The IRE is now believed TO be uu-
der good control, and unless a very strong
wind should spring up, no more fresh fires
are appreheuded,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

-Four insurance offices report losses % foi'
lows. Flremens' Fund. Of California, Sl25,-
600: Commerce, Of Albany, $500; Queen,
Of Lopdon, act, 10000; Htna, Of Hart
ford, $4,000. These offices viii pay IN fun.
1hc North British, Hartford, Phoenix and
National report that all their policies VIII be
psid In full and they will continue business
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
LATER.

Anew York dispatch dated at ll,40 a., M,
November IL, says the fire was wen uuder
control, and had not gone beyond the limits
reported in the morning..
BosToS, Noyom6er II
The new fire was got fully under coutrrl
about four O'Clock this morning, Jordan x
MarSh's storc was saved, though at one time
it was declared q hopeless case. Shricve,
Crump Il Lowe were burned out.
The last fire was caused by an explosion of
gas about midnight, and the report was
heard all over the city. Several other eN-
plosions of gas, apparently In the sewers,
occurred soon after the fire broke out, shat
teriug tn, plate glass in Shricve, Crump Il
Loves store, and upheaving the surface OF
the earth so As TO crack the pavement deep
". Despite these terrific ou,hurstS the fire
men maintained their position In summer
street, doing good service. Only twenty
five Boston tremen were on duty last
night, the main force being relieved
by gallant men, who rallied from all
quarters. Between eleven and twelve
O'Clock, about one hNudred and
sixty Norwich Comm tiremen arrived, ac-
companied by the Mayor and Chief Engi-
neer of that city, Twenty two New Haven
| tiremen also came on last night, headed by
their Chief, From Biddeford, Maine, Bridge
port, Conn, New Bedford, and other places,
came eager offers of assistance, and on every
hand there were brave, generous men from
all the towns and cities about us, working
with all their strength to stay the progress
of the terrible enemy.
The morning papers are almost exclusive
~ filed with details Of the great contlagra-
ton, The ddH5ytiSer estimates total loss at
$S0,Q00,OQ0. The Post, on authority of lead
ing Insurance officers, at Sl0O.o0G000. The
.JDaf3ad gives q full list of individual losses,
and estimates the total at considerably over
Sloo,0b0,GO0. The Oai train from New York,
due at four O'Clock this morning, arrived at
seven O'Clock, with several carloads of
roughs aud thieves, who cleaned out all re.
freshment saloons en- route, and committed
other outrages. The military force in BOs-
ton will be increased If necessary,
The Boston insurance companies will he
able to pay an average of about nifty per
cent. on their risks. Capitalists are coming
forward so literally with offers 81 funds THAT
there is some prospect of their going on
without suspension. Their average losses
are in the neighborhood of five hundred
thousand dollars, two or three reaching nine
hundred thousand. The savings banks are
all secure.
The Egcj,iag Transcript will appear to-day,
printed In the Giobc office.
A battalion of cavalry has been added to
the military guard Of the burning district,
which now numbers 1890 men. Attempts
at robbery and incendiarism will be summa-
rily dealt with.
The streets are almost impossible from the
crowds in the vicinity of the tire. Only three
of the seven banks which were burned out
failed to settle Al the clearing house today
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Had the proper authority shut of the gas
from the whole burnt district early ON sun
day morning, the present drtadful situation
would have been aveted, All the property
along the line OF Washington street which
has now been destroyed, or Is In imminent
danger, would have been saved had not the
explosion given the flames fresh encourage
mpnt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

marucd nr single, II F;hr dawn OF vprJluhr..l. sc ltr
turn of lite, tIese Tome BiueSs display sp iendrs sr,
influence that - marked Improvement ~ assl rey:sy-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

niatisn and Nout, Dyspepsia 90 ludgysripa. Rsacas.
KeN,,tcnt and Intermittent trvcrS llEt11ts - lhe
Blood, livet, Kidneys and BLADDER these Ri.trks have
hecN most successful Such btscHtrv lro rte~sA Ap
Nttei Blood, Which ts generally produced " del2sgR-
mcni Nl Tho Dir -t.Nr Ofllna
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Anew York dispatch dated at ll:40 =, M,
November Il, SAYS the fire vas wen under
control, and had not gone beyond the limits
reported in the morning.