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& N. Miles, printers; I. p. Hall, solicitor
Of patents; II. 9. Dane, IT,, baker; Way.
land i Norton and Flint & Hall. This
building Is numbered 80 Kilby street
There are several adjoining blocks, the
windows Of which arc badly shattered
by explosion, and 10 some Of them scarce.
" a whole pane Of glass remains. On
Ktlby street the walls Of blocks from
number % 10 20 inclusive arc partially
standing, but the interiors are almost en-.
tirely ruined. These were occupied by
G. w. Williams, importer OF saddIery;
VIM. Warren, G. Tuckermsn s. Co., D. 8.
Sargent, Geo. W. Brown, Z, Savers, cot.
ton and wool dealer; VIM. Stone, Co. &
Gray, brokers. BY the most strenuous
eXertions the IlFemen succeeded In subdu.
Ing the flames about the postoftice, 30
that by noon nothing was discovered in
the interior In the way Of q blaze and
strong hopes are entertained that the
building will be saved, though various
departments inside will be thoroughly
drenched with water.
BOSTON, November 10-The conhagra.
ton was got under control at about one
o'clock, having In the space Of fifteen
hours destroyed hundreds Of the costliest
warehouses In the country and temporari-
ly paralyzing three Of the leading mercan-
tile interests, the shoe and leather, wool
and dry goods trades. Il Is said that there
Is not one wholesale shoe and leather es.
Enlistment left. The wool trade has sui.
fered In an equal degree, and the dry
goods jobbins houses Lett are few and far
between.
The Ninth Regiment, with detachments
from other regiments amounting to 200
men, is on duty Tor the protection Of pro.
perty and the preservation Of order.
A meeting Of prominent citizehs was
held in the City Hall this evening, presld.
ed over by Mayor Castor, at which en-
couraging speeches were made and ener-
getic action urged. In order to alleviate
the sufferings Of the needy as well as for
rebuilding Of the burned district,
numerous Relief Committee was
appointed, Of which committee Mr..
William Gray Is chairman. The com.
mittee will hold daily sessions. A Bureau
Of Relief was also organized, OF which ex.
Mayor Narcross Is treasurer.
The new postoflce and Sub. Treasury
building, was for q long time exposed to
the fierce flames and smoke, but was
scarcely scorched. This massive fire
proof structure saved the Boston Mornin9
Post building, directly opposite, and help
ed greatly In preventing the fire from
reaching State street. The old South
Church also escaped, though several times
given up for lost The costly and beauti-
full Transcript building, and Currier 6
Trotts jewelry establishment on the oppo.
site corner UfMilk street, was destroyed.
The Eastern Express office was saved,
though reported at one time as burned.
Two steam fire engines from Portland,
with four hundred OF her leading citizens,
headed by Mayor Kingsbury, TO profFer
every aid in their power.
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CALIFORNIA.


San Francisco, November 0.-No
tables yet attempted to DO made FROM
the election returns of this State. Ne.
vada and Oregon m9jorities each remain
within o lew figures oil the first estimate.
The election In this State and Nevada
was very significant IN this State, Cogh.
Ian, Q candidate Of the railroad monopo.
ly, was defeated by Lutterall by 800. He
ran S,GOS behind bis ticket. Page, an.
other railway candidate, who Is elected,
ran behind Grant over 1900. In this
city the question was taken ont of poll.
tics Kendall, (Nevada,) who has good
record against the monopoly, was elected,
although Democrat, and tho State gives
1000 Tor Grant, and ]. P. Jones, opposed
to railroad monopoly, secures a place as
United States Senator.
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the VERY LATEST.
The Extent Of the ConAaGration Not
as Great as Reported.
Losses CSC, ooo, 900 to 600, 200, ooo..
Insurance SI0, 100000 TO el2,-
100000.

The following was received after mid.
night:
BosTox, November 1O.-10SO P. NJ
The fire was got under control little az
ter midday and has not extended since
The following are the general boundaries
Of the confsgration: The whole length, on
both sides, Of Summer street across Fed.
eral and nearly down to brakes wharf
and thence in nearly direct line 10 Fort
Hill, along Hamilton and the Battery
march to Kilby street as far as Lindall
and Central, and from Milk to Summer
on Washington Within these hounda.
ries there Is an area Of nearly seventy
acres, and every building is consumed.
Chicago profers, by telegraph, sympathy
and aid. The fire engines sent by
special train from New York arrived this
morning. The loss is now estimated al
from $50 200, 900 to $90,0O0,00O, and the
insurance at from $l0OOO,0000 to $12,-
100000. A good many persons were in.
juted and several killed.
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PRRsroN.

t..... .. PRESTON.
Special Dispatch to the IntOllIgenssr:
! CRANBERRY SUMMIT, W. ", Nov. 8.
Preston, the banner county, gives Grant
] 900 majority. 0wRSa
ia KrSGwooD, ". ", Nov. s, 1879.
10 The Editors Of the IntslliEcneer:
The following is the official vote o.
Preston county: Total vote, 2,434; for
Grant and Wilson, 1,7e0; Greeley and
Brown, ia Grants majority over The
"lost cause" 1000. A. @. BAKER.
Special Dispatch 70 the IntelligOneSr.
Sin JOINS Run, W. Va, Nov. 0.
The following Is the vote in Morgan
county as far as I can ascertain:
Bath Township-Grant, ia; Greeley
Allen Township-Grant, oS; Greeley, II
Sleepy Creek-Grant, 81; Greeley, Z.
Timber Ridge-Grant, 8; Greeley AZ,
Cacapon-Grant, 90; Greeley a..
Rock Gep-Grant, 81; Greeley, 81.
Grants majority In the county will b
about 800. JIM
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Large Fire in London.
All the Fire Brigades Of
the City on Dirty.
The Fire Still Raging at Last
Accounts.

LONDON, November lO.-7:9O A. MA
FIRE broke out last night in the City FlouI
Mills, on the Thames. They have beer
destroyed, and the fire Is still raging
The Losses are very heavy, but at this hour
no idea can be formed Of the amount
all the fire brigades Of the city are on
duty at the scene.
LONDON, November lT,-6A. M.-The
confagration Saturday night, was ex-
tiDguished, but not until the City Flour
Mills were entirely destroyed. The loss
will exceed $S,5OO,OOO. One fireman was
killed and several injured. The fire Is
the most extensive and disastrous which
London has suffered since 1851.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. O.-Bowles Bros. American
bankers in Paris, have suspended paw.
ment The failure is attributed to delay
In receiving from America remittance
on bills cashed by them. Members affirm
hope that the house will be able to re
sumo business and pay IS cents on the
dollar. At the same time 1t is asserted
that large portion OF tie capital has
been carelessly expended. Il Is believed
that arrangements have bsen made with
Daniel Morgan & Co. in favor Of Amer.
cans now on the Continent, who are
travelling with and on the faith Of Bovles'
letters Of credit The condition Of The
japanese government business now rest.
ing In the hands Of the firm, Is considered
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MISSOURI.

GreeleY's Majority %, 1907 In Nine.
ty.One CounIies--The Congress
Delegation
ST. LOUIS, November 10.-The Official
and reported returns from 81 counties Ia
this State give Greeley IS, 1874; Grant 49,
S87; GreeleY's majority 2s307. The
State Senate win probably have ten Dem,
ocratic majority, and the House forty-six
The Democratic majority in the Congress
sionAl delegation probably stated Is a
follows; let, District, stanard, RepublI-
can; I'd, Wells, Democrat; Sd, Stone
Democrat, 4th, Hatch. In this district
there was no opposition. 9th, Levy, Re,
publican. 9th, Ravens Republican, 7th
Critendon, Democrat, Sth, Comingo
Democrat; 9th, Parker, Republican, 10Th
hyde, Republican, 11th, Clark, Demo
crat 18th, Dover, Democrat, 14th, Buck,
iner, Democrat. Sixty.nine counties give
Woodson, Democrat for Governor, As, 755
Henderson 25,55l.
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THE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
How They viii Staud-.A Hopeful
Prospect.
Secretary Boutwell, Promises As.
SiStanee.

NEW YORK, November 9.-The news
Of the great conaAgration In Boston
caused the most intense excitement here,
greater than that caused by the intelli.
genee Of the Chicago fire. From an early
hour this morning crowds gathered al
the principal hotels Rsd leading newspa.
per offices, eagerly looking for inteili-
gence, Associated Press bulletins were
posted up at brief intervals at the various
newspaper Offices, and eagerly scanned
with interest by the crowds till noon.
When it was supposed that the loss by
the Boston fire was already greater than
that terrible calamity In Chicago, New
York presented 9 more aspect OF q bust
ness day than Of the Sabbath dSy.
In commercial circles the utmost interest
and marked CONSERVATION prevailed, as 1t
has been universally felt that the business
interests OF this city would suffer very ma.
tetially from the disaster TO Boston. The
Wall street men were intensely excited,
and congregated during the day at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. The general i'm
preston was that tomorrow viii witness
q panic In the stock market Settlements
were made today on Paciho at 10 per
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ILLINOIS.
GRANITE Majority 05,o54.

CHICAGO, November 1O.-Returus from
all the counties Of Illinois, officially re-
ported, give Grant majority Of 1854
Ogleby, tor Governor, and Beyeridge, FOL
Lieut.. Governor, run about 10000 behind
Grant. The rest Of the Republican State
ticket Is elected BY the same majority q!
fer President
A Springfield special says the Republl-
cans will have 81 majority on Joint ballo
in the Legislature.
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THE FIRE BROKE OUT,
AGAIN.

The following was received at S:45 A. NJ,
BosToS, November II, "a x.-The
fire broke out afresh from three terrible
gas explosions in the rear Of Jordan
Marsh & Cos store. The fire crossed
Washington streettoWArds Temple Place,
and gained rapidly. 1t now looks as Il
the whole block towards the Commons
would go.
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VERMONT.
CRAMPS Majority 2o.sss.

MONTPELIER, November 10.-The re-
turns oil the Presidential vote in all bul
seven towns. give Grant 1884, Greeley
l0,706. and O'Conor $50. The same towns
in 1898 IsS gave Grant 1880, and Seymour
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ENNESSEE.
Democratic Governor EIected..Gree.
bal. ley's Majority 5000.

Iey's Majority 5000.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-Further election
returns this morning make it certain that
Brown is reelected Governor by from
5000 to 5000 majority. Greeley's ma
jority will be about 5000. Whitethorne
Democrat, is reelected in the Sixth Dis
trict instead OF Gibbes, Republican. The
Republicans and Independents have g
majority OF the Legislature.
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"oLD PRoBs" promises for this region
today q falling baromenter, cloudy
weather and probably rain.
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OFFICE "WEsr Y1RaSrAyn)
FA1RXoST, W. Va, Nov. 8, 1872.
Rdtors Intelligenees. .s
The official returns from the election
IN Marion show q majority OF ia IoI
1850. WV ~
There were from 12 to IS votes cast II
the county for o Conor, with Greeley elec
tors. O'Conor received one vote Al Fair
mont precinct, (the only one cast in The
county, with the proper electors,
The Republican gain in the countv 1.
l76-oVer the vote on the Constitnt;on.
over vote for Jacob, $50.
Respectfully, O.. n. SH1Ss.
DoDDRIDaH.
WEST UNION, November 0, 1872.
70 The Ed.tess Of The Intelligence. 80 (
Doddidge county, oficlal, gives Gran,
and Wilson 800 majority. W. H.C,
NNERAL.
New CREEK, November s, 1872,
To The Editors Of the Intslllssaeer.
Grants official msjority in Mipera,
county, LOG. Old white hats cheap here.
aoouls. il. BARRIcx.
HARRISON.
CLARKsBuRs, Noyembers.
70 Editors ofths Intelligeueer.
Under | give you the true vote Of th;s
county, Harrison. We have only lust re-
ceived the last returns.
Whole vote Of the county: Grant,
majority Over Greeley, ga.
Your friend, NATHAN GoFp.
CLAREsRuRo, W, Va, Nov. g.,
To the Editors Of the Ia,sliiSeaees.
The following Is the official vote Of
Harrison county Tor Presidential electors .
Grant and Wilson, li44s; Greeley and
Brown, S74; 0'Conor and Adams Igs
Grants majority over Greeley, 514,
y ' Vay respectfully,
ALEX, c. MOORE.
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THE ELECTIONS
WEST VIRGINIA.

KATAwHA, cABEL1 AND PUTNAM.
Special Dispatch to the InterIzeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 0, 1872.
kanawha county gives Grant toficial,
S0l majority. Cabell county ioflciaii
gives Greeley 26S majority. Putnam
county is reported TO have gone for Grant
bya small majority. We have no news
yet from the back counties, except that a
very light vote was cast The Democrat
had the epizootc. Bully for Grant!
tsf .iG G. W, ATKINSON.
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GNh3AO bOILASA " AuduCl 0kakC1 hlIuy duu
Broad streets At 0 o'clock there was
only one building on FIRE, and that hSd
just commenced at tho corner OF Kilby
and Doane streets. In other quarters the
fire seems to have somewhat subsidized or
al least reached its extreme limit. II the
flames arc not stopped by some superhu-
man effort in Kilby street, the following
banks will have 10 succumb 10 the fire
dend: The Atlantic National, Atlas Ma.
tional, Eagle National and the Shoe aud
Leather There are also large number
OF insurance companies in the same street
threatened with the same disaster. The
Merchants Exchange, including the post.
office, has gone. The mails, however,
have been saved. The postoflce will open
IN FAnuell Hall tomorrow morning 81 s
o'clock. The fire is sweeping up Devon
shire, Congress and Water streets, and the
Merchants Exchange, on State street, is
threatened.
Eleven o'ciock-It Is believed that the
fire is now so far under control that II will
NOT cross State street. By halfpSst II
o'clock the FIRE towards the water. In
the direction Of Kilby and Central streets,
seemed TO be efectualIy stopped, and
the streams oil water were used In ex,ln.
gushing the flames among the ruins
which present an appearance Of utter
devastation, Tho principal losers al
this point Of the city are q.
Samuel, cigar maker, J. P. P, Dubeau,
agent Tor Burkhardts lager beer; Reed s
Bowen, commission merchants, and the
Commercial! Printing House, all situated
in iour-story brick on the south corner
OF Central and KilbystreetS. On the op.
posite corner is another iour-story brick
building which Is completely demolished
inside. 1t was occupied by the following
parties: P. T. HoWley, saloon, Aborn,
Fay d Co, commission merchants; J. B.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12
From New York.

New York, Sept. II.
Ben Wood, who had bet $40, 600 with
John Morrisscy that Greeley would be
elected, has withdrawn from the wager
and paid the forfeit of 81 900.
The yacht Enchantrcss arrived from
Cowes to-day. She reports having
spoken the fishing schooner Rose, of
Princetown, which was disabled by the
storm.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have received a special telegram con-
firming the loss of the steamer America
at YOnkahoma. Part of her cargo was
saved, and the lost specie will be rccov-
cred by divers
The first annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Association of Iron Manufacture
ers was held in this city to-day. Dele
gates were present from every State in
the Union, The management was in
creased so as to represent rail, plate and
sheet, as well as bar mills. James J.
Bennett, of Pittsburgh, was elected
president for the ensuing year.
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The Massachusetts Democratic and
Liberal State Conventions.
MORCEsTER. Mass Sent- m

W ORCESTER, Mass, Sept. II.
The Democratic and Liberal Republi-
can State Convention assembled, to-day,
Edward Avery, of Braintrec, President
over the former, and Gen. n. p. Banks
over the latter Both made addresses on
accepting the positions A committee
conference was appointed, which result
ed in the nomination of the following
State ticket: Governor, Hon. Charles
Sumner Of Boston; Lieutenant Govern
or Hon. George NJ Stearns Of ChicOpee:
Secretary Of the State, George Fl. Mum
roe Of Boston; Treasurer and Receiver,
General Levi Hayward of Gardiner,
Auditor Hon. P, A. Collins of Boston;
Attorney General, Waldo Colburn of
Dcdham.
Dir. Summers nomination was hailed
with great applause. The resolutions
adopted endorse the doings of the Gin
cinnati and Baltimore Convention
praise Senator Sumner for exposing the
uuworthincss Of the Grant administra-
tration; favor all practical measures to
better the condition of w0rkingmen. and
declare in favor Of rigid enforcement of
theprohibitory liquor law on its repeal.
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MANCHESTER, \. H.. Sept. II.
Charles f. Towne. of the firm of
Daniels & Co., and a highly respectable
citizen Of Manchester, was found dead
in his bed this morning, about seven
o'clock. The news of lis sudden death
spread rapidly throughout the city, and
caused a universal feeling Of regret and
sadness in business circles. Last night
he retired in his usual health. The cause
Of his death is supposed TO be neuralgia
of the brain For business capacity.
strict integrity, and a high sense of
honor, Mr.. Towne had few equals. He
was % years Of age His funeral will
take place at two o'clock, p. m, Friday.
He was a member of Trinity Command
cry and will be buried with Masonic
honors. The Amoskeog Veterans, of
which he was amcmber will also attend
the funeral.
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From Lowell.
LOWELL. Mass. Sent.

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. II.
&c largest campaign display of the
season took place, tonight. The occa-
sion being the first public parade of the
Grant and Wilson cavalry battalion,
Commander Edward Hastings, with the
Armstabc Cornct Band. mounted. es-
corting 40 organizations of tanners, all
with torches. Arriving at the junction
of Central, lIiddlcscx and Gorham
streets. the colored people threw to the
breeze Grant flag which was received
with trcmenluous cheers. The whole
square and streets, for n long distance.
were dcnscly crowded. Such an out
pouring called up the recolIections of
the campaign of 1910 Commander
Hastings cavalrynumbercd IS and were
splondidly mounted, and in the line Of
march meritcJ and received great ap-
plauSc