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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
seventh District gours.


y? ? Harrison gs. New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company.
From the records il !hls case the tactsar
as follows:
IN 1868 the plaintiff 2naie written cono
tract with the company, whereby the latter
agreed to furnish transportation TO the city
for a period of five years Of all brick which
should be manufactured by Harrison at
some point on the line OF the goad. in the
State of Louisiana.
In pursuance of this agreement Harrison
entered into contracts with parties in New
Orleans for the delivery OF large quantities
of brick. from time to time, during the
above period of three years; and, further
more, established brIckyards on the line of
the road, about fifty miles from the city
For about two months the company fulfilled
its obligations, but thereafter, for three
years. failed to furnish either the required
or regular transportation to plaintiff owing,
it is alleged, to an extraordinary pressure
Of business In consequence thereof Har
ris0n was unable to fiji his contracts ac-
cOrding to agreement, his stock acCumU-
lated on his hands, sales were lost, and
eventually he was compelled at the end Of
three years to cease further manufacture,
owing to the lack of means for disposing of
his brick, as above set forth.
He then instituted suit in the Seventh
District Court setting forth the facts here
IN related and claiming 100000 as actual
and consequential damages arising from
loss of trade and Of profits which would
have accrued had he been aOle to pursue
his business to its full extent.
The case was tried during the last term.
and decided by Judge C0llens, who has
rendered Dgthy written opinion, award
but ignoring his claim for consequential
ma paS nm : he oyrOu07 T1lqt his s1TnnoEad
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FLORIDA,

The State Claimed by Both Parties.
WASHINGTON November 6.-Florda is
claimed by both parties by a small majority.
Greeley run behind the State ticket.
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ElASSACHLSETTS.

Grants Majority Seventy-three Thousand
Two Hundred and Seventeen.
BosToS, November 6.-Returns nearly
complete foot up the following: Grant
or, Greeley 81 800; Grants majority
1921 Washburne's majority for Governor
Il DHS
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Al WASHES
THE NEW WINTER STOCK RECEIVED

IN THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.,
ALL SIZES OF
imported Wool UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS
BED and "lite Flannel ENTERTAINMENTS:
CaStw:ish: S Warmers ANTIRHEUAATIC GOODS
BslbI5ggan ana English HOSIERY~-all gradess
Complete assortment of '0up Make Fine SHIRTS
English and Troy Linea COLLARS and CUFFS
&e7ino and Cotton Flannel UNDERWEAR;
Iaporte's esteemed KID GLOVES, all colors:
Elegant SECKWEAF1 and TOILET Articles:
All aB Moderate Priceso
Particular attention is called to the very Sarge
assortment of Fresh
Boys and CHIRDREN's CLOTHING
]From two and half years up to manhood)o
Embracing, as it does, everything new in Chill.
dfen's CLOTHING and UNDERWEAR; School and
Dgess SUITS and OyERC9ATS Youths, Boys and
Ghildrens SHIRTS, and JUVENILE GOODS GEN.
ERALLYo Nothing but first class stock and prices
guaranteed as low as in any city, North or South.
Goods nos satisfactory be returned and the
money VIII be refunded.
=. T. WAiSHE.
e1n9 9n M Canal stroee
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KANSAS,

FeebIeness of the Liberals.
/. WAsHINGTOH November 6-The Liberals
carry but one county in Kansas
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Geo AND SS5- WILCOX & GIBBS
POp SEWING MACHINE, always in order
and ready to sew, to run by hand or foot
Recommended by the medical faculty as the only
fit for delicate ladies to use account Of its
Gghtne5s. First class machines of all kinds ara
offered foP sale. The New Domestic Sewing Ma
large assortment of ladies' ready made suits al
ways hand, of all coiors and Styles manufse
tured on celebrated sewing machines.
del6 Iy NJ. s. HEDRTCK. No. lO3 Canal street
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WHOLE NUMBER ILL.,
BY TELEGRAPH.


LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PRESIDENT GRANT CONGRATULATED
CABINET CHANGES DISCUSSED
NEW YORK PRESS ON ELECTIONS
ELECTION RETURNS BY STATES
VIRGINIA PROBABLY FOR GRANT
LONDON PRESS ON OUR ELECTIONS
DEATH OF GENERAL MEADE
LOUISIANA ELECTION RETURNS
NIOREY REELECTED TO CONGRESS
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Woman ought to do all she can TO make
this earth paradise for mee. a1 it vas all
her fault be loet the otbes.
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DEL REY-LA EXCEPTION.

lof00 Regaa del Rey, new crop tobacco for sale
IN quantities to suit consumers Dv
GONZALES BROTHERS,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
and at Branch Stores
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Parties having Pledges at HARTS LOAN OFFICE
10. s3 st. Charles, corner Of Gravier and st.
Charles streets, are called upon to pay up the
interest due on or before the TWELFTH OF NO
VENEER, 1872 thereby avoiding forfeiture and
sale Of their property.
Due notice will be given Of time of sale, which
viii oe one Of the largest and most valuable that
has ever been offered to the New Orleans public.
ro6-d J. HART.
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NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
Il residence, Ne. l59 Callope street; well adapted
for families conveniently located; terms mOder,
ate. Apply to DAVIS 81 FRBRET. No. 27 CONNER
clal place. aul
FOR RENT-,IN SUITS OR SlNGLE-LARGE,
4 airy furnished rooms, in a location enient
to the business part of the city, adapted to the
Of single gentlemen families. The house is
within one square OF Canal street Terms reason
able Apply at No. lG8 Customhouse street, near
the Varieties Theatre. se7
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EF41OA t1L7 u q IN W VA1sA5W - 7AE1A III
highest premiums at the last Louisiana State Fair
1872, oyey al! competition. yne SOUTHERN
SHADES" have I0llere, springs puileyB
catches, or brackets, consequently, impossible TO
get ont Of order. Shades made any size TO. order.
Awnings and wire, screens to order, Orders from
call on the SOUTHERN WINDOW SHADE MANU-.
FEATURING COMPANY No. 1853 Poydras street,
between st. Charles and Carondelet streets, New
Orleans. A. B.-Country agents wanted. Right 30
manufacture for sale. iv2l "
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JEW CROP HAVANA CIGARS.

24j000 CIGARS, La Fxcepcion, Just received per
steamers Havana and Liberty and for sale in
quantities to suit CONSUMERS by
GONZALES BROTHERS,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
and at Branches, corner Union and Carondelet
and No 2 Earondrlet near Canal.
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WANTED.


WANTED-oNE LARGE MARVIN OR HALL
w Burglar and Fireproot Safe. Address ii. J. Il,
Box No 1898, PostOfce, New Orleans nos St
NNANTED-MEN WHO WANT TO MAKE
w Money.-Here is opportunity for making
money rarely presented in 2 lifetime. We have
got the best and surest selling article ever in
vented, that every honsekeeper buys sight It
is a small Furnace weighing only six pounds that
can be used with or without a stove. 1t will fit in
the holes Of any sized stove on range, and will do
"a much work with quart of tuel-charcOal,
chips coke corn cobs wood or soft coal-as can be
done on any stove with one-hat bushel It will
boil brOil, roast, toast, bake and stew 1t is the
best fat-iron heater in the world, Its economy in
saving fuel is marvellous. You have no smoke, gas
or heat in the room II sells the year round. BE
tail price only So. Thousands sold every week.
ANY man with a small capital can clear from $50
to 5 70 per day by owning the right of any good
county and whole State is OF incalculatle worth
to a man of enterprise. We viii send a sample
furnace to any part of the United States receipt
of So Address for circular, LYON MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY No. l6 Commercial Place. Ocl7 6m
WFOUSEKBEPER.-W sITUATlOE
R as housekeeper in d gentlomans family By
jadT who well understands the management OF
household. Address c., at this office. Sc?
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IA
Sugar cared Hams az 10 cents; best al i215 cents.
t5D0G pounds best ssSuGaTcuEad Hams at I2h centB
per pound.
70 900 pounds Green hams az cents per pound.
1905 pounds Gree: and Smoked Shoulders a.
cents.
FOR Sale at s. B. CHUhCHILLS,
No. 40 Magazine street,
Between Eatchez and Grayier streets;
apfR ~ Under st. James Hotel
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3nn. .nn0 CIGARS.

OF th osl celebrated Havana brands in store
aLs-f sale in lots to suit customers by
GONZALES BROTHERS.
Corner Camp and Common streets,
nos st and at Branch Stores.
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THE CGCRTso


This court was in session yesterday 9noGn.
ing, Chief Justice Iuieling and Associate
Justices Howe and Howell being present.
Cases were called f0C the week commencing
nrn sLn tane-t h Il. N
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For RENT.


FENO LET-STORE AND OFFICE CORNER OF
a Camp and Common streets.-The store and
Office adjoining, situated corner Camp and Com
mon streets, now occupied by Gonzales Brothers
a cigar store Possession given November J,
next. Apply to +. ROGER i CO.,
No. As Decatur formerly Old LeveeS street,
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OPERA HOUSE.

/. PLACTDE CANONGE.....: .....:. ...... Manager.
Thursday, November 2, i>52a,-
OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
4 Sor,ie's celebrated drama in seven acts,
IA %;JOSERlE DES GtEhETS
CFHE WILLOW COPSk).
Yjoore open at $50 P. N. Performance com
orprc-z s+ T. Syf IL
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MTSCRTTAKEOUS.

NeFICE.''.''.'......','''''.''...'.,No NOTICE
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CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.i
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CT. CHARLES THEATRE
GTEY FITZGFRALD. LD.,.............StaE5 Manager.
Thursday Evening, November ?, ls7&'
Cout.4ued success OF TIE ceIeo-%te1 A-49N
comedian and character artist
MR. JOE MURPHY
VINO VIII appear in Maeder's famous drama o
HELP.
kary Songs, new Dances, new Effects.
~ fav- Benefit Of Mr.. MURPHY.
end "HELP" Matinee saturday at noon.
v)onrs open at quarter to seven; the overture will
commence at balfpast seven O'Clock
P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
ST. O SAVAGE, Prompter. nos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

CoNMpsrourns APpoINTED.-Ye ster.
day afternoon the railroad right of way
cases came up in the Circuit Court, Judge
Melvin overruled theplea ofinfofmaliy in
the notices served on the owners Of the
land through whose property the propos.
cd road will pass, and furnished two lists
each containing the names Of thirteen free
holders, from each of which the company
might strike four and the owners like
number, leaving five 10 act Us commits
sioners to assess the damages. The TACT
that the line runs through property in the
city as well as in the country necessitated
the selection oftwo sets Of commissioners,
as conhymen are not presumed to
be as well qualified to estimate the
value Of city real estate as those more IA
miliar with such matters, and vicepe
In consequence Of severe bereavement
in tie family Of a gentleman in the city
through whose lot the road Is TO pass, the
Commissioners for the city portion Of the
line were not selected. The following
gentlemen were chosen for the country
district: Messrs. Stephen Warehouse
William B. Curtis, A.. r. Jacob, Aaron
Kelly and James McColloch. They will
go on the ground tomorrow and proceed
to carry out the object of the Commission
The Commissioners for the city will
probably be selected to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

SUBSCRIPTION MADE.-By referring to
theproceedings Of yesterday meeting OF
the Board Of Supervisors, it win DO seen
that resolution was adopted authorizing
the President Of the Board 70 subscribe
$s25,oOo to the capital stock Of tie Pitts.
hqrgh, Wheeling, aud Kentucky Railroad
Company, whenever contract Is ex xe
cd by Hon. Thomas A. Scott, President
ofthep Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St Louis
Railway, In accordance with his PROPOSE
ton made to General Wheat and others
lastJear Twill We seen, also, tina. The
cost Of tho proposed rad, as ascsrtained
from the bids received, win be- about
100000, or only 100000 less than the
estimate made by tho COMMITTEES which
waited on Mr.. Scott in 1871. That com.
mittees t0rtsis evidently in another direc.
tion than railroad building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

New SPRING STOCK. Chris. Hess,
northwest corner Of Main. and Quincy
streets, Is in receipt'of a large and weil
selected stock of ready.made clothing
adapted to the season and this market.
He has full lines of cloths, cassimeres,
vestings, &c, which he is prepared to
make up on short notice and at reason.
able prices. None but the best workmen
employed, and satisfaction guaranteed in
every instance. Gentlemcns furnishing
goods in great variety always in store.
Mr.. H. invites an examination Of his
stock. a;. m; v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
TnE FINN LAsr Nraur.-About halfpast

THE FIRE Last NIaHT.-About hahpast
seven o'clock last evening, the dry house V
connected with the brick works OF Messrs'
Armstrong y CO.. ON the Island, was
discovered obe on IRE. The alarm was
promptly ana generally gwen ana soon
hundreds n, Of persons were running 70
MaIer s!fse. anu o!net poinls on tins side
run .. muiCn ,n -, n,e souIa DC seen: very
.s.. - 49,. ~, 'ne Stloge anu made tnelr
". MY " .nesseno =. conliagtauon' one ol
.uo va l.,,s, 70 reaea inc purn-
~ Da,Nns, S Su. y, altsr geIling snort
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

NEW GooDs-Messrs. j. H. stallman &
Co, Merchant Tailors on Monroe street,
between Main and Market, announce in
our columns this morning that they are in
receipt ola large and fresh stock OF
cloths, cassimeres, vestings, gentlemen's
furnishing goods, &c, which they are pre-.
pared to sell at reasonable prices. Messrs.
SIS Co. are,among the leading Merchant
Tailots in Che city, and have reputation
second TO none, for getting up clothiugin
the finest and latest style, OF the best ma.
teriAls, and at rates us low as any OF their
competitors in trade. They invite COM
patison Of goods and prices. Employing
only tlrstclaas workmen, they guarantee
satifaction in every instance. Their pres.
ent stockwill be found unusually attrac.
tive, and, VIC would advise those who are
looking about for their Spring and Sum
mer clothing to give Messrs. Stall man &
Co. q call. See advertisement,
q = ~ H-' ~ - 80 u. ~ IS -. .E Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

HELD TO BAn-Yesterday afternoon
George Long, who is charged with set
ting A. ReymAnn's stable on fire last
week. had preliminary examination be-
fore Judge Johnston. Tho evidence was
all Circumstantlal, but 1t is represented To
have been very strong. Judge j. be-
llevlngittopea case requiring full invcs
tigation, determined to send tito. the Cir.
caIt Courts He liked the bail for Longs
appearance atthe next term Of that Conrt
at fifteen hundred dollars, which tho &C.
cused coaId not give, and he was accord,
ingly Eemanded TO Jail. " { IEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

ALARM OF FIRE.-Yesterlay evening
between four and five o'clock, there was
an,alaEm Of fire in the northern section Of
thesily. One Of the flues in tho house
occupied by Mr.. E. j. Whipple, on the
east side Of Main street, a few doors south
Of Adams, burned out and the burning
SCOT falling on the roof, ignitcd The
shingles. The flames We're fortunately
discovered before they had made much
progress, and were Cxtinguished Wy The
prompt application OF water with pals
and street hose. The damage done was
slight. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

lEyou wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and cheap assortment
ofall grades, you will do well to cali at
PAUL & orrs before going elsewhere, and
you will esureto find what you want.
Remember the place, PAUL s Orr, No, 90
Market street. Sj6t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

Will IT PAY to buy the Eureka Or
gAnH Most assuredly; for they are better
made than most Of other organs, have
prettier cases, have book closets which
no othera have, sweeter tone, are the
easiest in the worldto blow, andcheapef,
and sold on the most accommodating
terms at sheib's music store, Monroe
street 1868 .!ya1nEl " 81
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No Family Should be Without n

y. !, These symptoms, 70 allowed to 70 on. which
ISl5 medicine inyaiaply remover soon foiioTs
1@SSS.eeRRSy Faulty EPIeptlc Fits, IN one 81
these are not frequently followed byt6ose Sdire..
sat eseases, " insanity and CONSUMPTION, Many
ne aware Of the cause OF their BtrfeFinRs. b1t
I Sy W. aeonieeS The records Of the Insane ASy.
9ear ample witnesBto tho Truth Of the assertion''
We Sqnsttnnon once Affected with Organic
Meaknesa requires the aid q medicine 10
s S.Husn1gtnen. and inyigotate tho system, which
bly, does. =" A't'e1'N
I ,lResailed BY ali Dragg1sts ats CENTS PER
S aasr T1tH q ounce! or days medicine, a.
reach Of the patient, no matter nov IiS6r. n
bhMARk Of countetfeits. Ask ior Mexican
Fluid Extract B1chu.. Holmes q Co., proptie.
tors, New York City. = - ~
bEWARE o. spurious Buchu MIxtures, pre-.
pared BY SelEstyled doctors, which arc kept be.
lore tho pubhe bynotorious Advertisements.
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-FENAT,ES,

In many affections peculiar 10 icmales. the
EXTRACT BUCHU 10 unequAled by any other
renedy-as In Chloroais or Retention, IrfeeuiSr.
ny, Painlalness or suppression OF Customary
Uterus, Ieucorrh9a or Whites. SterilIty' and Sor
Complaints incident to the ser, whether aFising
nom indiseretion, Habits OF Dissipation. or itS
the Decline or Change Of Lie. II e prescfibed
extensively BY the most eminent PhySicians and
M isa MNg atsE Conanementg and for Enfeebled
ages. offended with any Of the above Dseases or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
BOARD OF suPERYIsoRs.


An adjourned meeting Of tho Board Of
Supervisors was held yesterday Present,
Mr.. List, President, and Messrs. CLARK,
Fisher, Harrison, Jacob, Kleiyes, oester.
ling and Otto.
Minutes Of the last meeting read and
approved
The following papers were read:
rRNanRRR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WINNING, W. Va, March 90, 1872.
TO dc HetdSas and Directors Of dc p.
W g Ry. r, r, W5etliag, WA.
.GENTEEkRN.-I herewith submit pro
file Of the located line; ofyodr proposed
railroad from the Junction with the p.
@. Il St. L. r. r, at the Steubenville
bridge, 10 the city Of Wheeling, with the
gradients OF the road bed, and a statement
Of the quantities Of the work. "a =
The distance between the terminal
points d the line as located Is "a 2.10th
miles; the alignment Is considered quite
favorable, with curVatures Of 4degrees as
a maximum, and grades which exceed
the ratio Of IS feet per mile only In one
single instance, upon tho property Of N.
Wells, opposite Steubenville, where the
location Of the buildings. and the laws
regulating the preservation Of the same
compelled q gradient Of 40 feet per mile,
rising nbrthwardly. II Is very desirable
TO reduce this grade 10 the general maxi.
mum, and would request that authority
he given to negotiate with Mr.. Wells for
the purpose Of Gtiecting, II possible, this
much desired modification.
Tho calculation Of quantities Is made
upon q liberal scale, and 1t Is confidently
expected that the final measurements and
classlflcations will reduce the cost OF the
road even below the present estimate.
= From q Comparisonloi the bids hereby
submitted 1t appears that the most favor.
able results are reached by dividing the
work among the lowest responsible bid
ders In sections, whereby the aggregate
cost Of grading and masonry would
amount To SCOT, $40 10. The total footing
of all tho lowest bids, irrespective 6fthe
responsibility and character, Is $685..
096 70, while the lowest bid for the entire
work from q single firm isSal4,293 "a
this party, however, Is not considered ~.
liable, and the next best bid for the entire
work, which Is offered by Irresponsible
firm, amounts to $s41, 568 90. Taking the
solicited bids from the lowest responsible
bidders as q basis, the total cost Of the
construction oil theroad bed ready for the
sdperstructure may be estimated as fol-
lows: q
Grading and masonry. .. $20S. $40 OK
Bridge supeEstEnct ufe. .......;...... l3,600 q
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paddy hin, II. on examination; hIA oac.
count DO found correct. r.
! The Prosecuting Attorney and Mr., Sal
isbpry, torfner, President oiithe Board, 10
whom had Sbeen referred the chin 81
VIM. n. Hutchinson for work done on
the Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany
turnpike, reported the following:
ResoIeed, That the Sheriff be, and he Is
hereby directed to pay said claim out OF
any moneys that he may have in his
hands collected from the tolls Of said
road. '''r tl '''l ia's 51afF fTFl
The resolution was adopted. . nv
Mr.. 0esterling offered the following
i1esoloed, That the Committee on Roads
and Bridges be requested TO report to this
Board at their next meeting the present
condition Of the Wheeling, West Liberty
and Bethany turnpike; also, what appro.
priations have been made by this Board
during the last two years; also report the
receipts and expenditures Of The road DIR.
ing the above named period. y3,S5,sr
Adopted. I'd "a +sI.l h. 'f.-s al
Adjourned 10 meet at the call 81 the
President. l1E Y {g-Hstfg taiE SEQ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

lMpAoyISo.-It will BIO gratifying 10
the many friends Of Capt. John Murine
to hear that he was more comfortable yes,
,erflay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

FIRE AT M1Nao THIS MoRNrNs.-At
six forty.five o'clock this morning fire was
discovered Issuing from the roof Of the en-.
gine. house Of the 1Iingo blast furnace
worksTCreating considerable excitement
about there. The roof Of the engine house
being Of wood, the flames made a big
show, and caused wild reports to reach
tho city:of The destruction of the entire
works, From private dispatch, q short
time alterthe fire, it was stated that the
engine house had burned down, and it
was thought the machinery was dam.
aged. Al subsequent dispatch says the
rooi nurne,l off the engine house, but
did no damage 10 tho maohtnsry Thn
engine was in operation two! hours after
the fire, much TO the relief Of the stock.
holders in this city, many Of whom are
laboring men, ndhaye all they are worth
invested in the furnace company. It Is
truly source Of qualification to all, that
tho fire proved no worse. Nothing is
known as 10 the origin o! the conllagra.
ion.-tSteuoenpille Herald ef2GM. z r.