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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
SANITY DEMONS.
A Full BlO0ded Mormon Would Make "n
Moscow Of Salt Lake City Before Re-
linquishinx Mormonsm-Cursing President
Grant and Family and Abusing Judge
Nlckeu
SALT LAKE CITY, April II,


Nlckeun.
SALT LAKE CITY, April IL 1872.
correspondent at Beaver reports q most
shameful speech delivered ar that place few
days ago by Elder A. NJ. Musser, the Nor
mon Telegraph superintendent The speaker said
that rather than surrender one single principle
OF their religion the Mormons would make Mos
COW OF Salt Lake City, tear up the railroads. break
down the telegraph lines ana destroy millions or
other property He spoke OF Judge Mexican as q
dried up. corrupt old dog and OF the President as
useless Grant," ana sigmatlzed him and others
as corrupt set. He also included the Presidents
wife In his outrageous attack.
An article in the Church organ last evening on
Judge Mexican excites great Indignation among
both Gentes ana Liberals. 1t is said to nave been
written by Elder Cannon for effect at Washington,
but 1t disqusts reasonable Morm0ns, VINO that
IL VIII help the Voorhees, Dill. The MOrmons gen
orally have little hope in the success OF their app
cation Tor admission into the Union as a Sthte
Wheeler's Dill TO promote the purity OF elections
is considered by the Church as oelng designed 10
assist in the overthrow Of Mormonism ana the dis
reimbursement OF Its believers
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Fires in Toledo.

IULEUU ApTT To, I61Z.
heavy southerly gale has prevailed here during
the lost twenty four hours. Early this morning q
fire destroyed dwelling, on Marion street, owned
by Mr.. Bloom; loss $4,000. Another ire, about
noon destroyed two frame houses III Frazer street,;
loss ST., 600, mostly covered by insurance.
In the neighborlng town OF Per1ysburg IRE
occurred at three O'Clock this morning destroying
n stove factory and three dwellings. Loss, $4,000
TO SIS 600. Later In the day IT broke out afresh.
consuming the Court House. together with several
dwellings, and shops. steamer was sent 10 their
assistance from this city, ana at nVe coch 4. VI.
the fire IS SAID 10 be pretty well subdued though
the nigh wind which stil prevails may cause IL 10
spread further.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
Rurpinu Of n street RniIroad Depot.


IRE broke out at one O'Clock this morning in the
na,nt shop attached to the Second and Third Street
passenger Railroad depot on Frankfort avenue,
and spread with great rapIdity, consuming the
renair and building shops, the main building,
including the depot Tor the cars, the stables
and Inc waiting room. The man Office was saved.
All the horses were rescued and the were
saved by running them out on the tracks, tut
m the repair shop were burned and a great guam.
fity OF harness was DESTROYED. The buildings
burned had q front OF EGO feet, running back to
AmDer street. The loss Ia 100000, ana Is mostly
insured in Philadelphia Offices. The walls remain
standing, and the building can be restored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
ENGLAND.
''Orton"- Tichbornes Bail Refused by the Court
Naval Commission Appointment
TeltGRaMS TO THE NEW YORK HsrAln.

LONDON. April Is, 1871
The claimant 10 the Ticnborne estate now In con-
nnement at Newgate prison, awaiting trial for per
jury and forgery, succeeded Ia obtaining ball In the
requisite $4,000, as fixed by Lord Chie Justice Bo-
vii, but the Judge to-day, on the presentation or
the bondsuen, declined accepting Them and the
prisoner consequently. will remain in Jail until the
day OF MS trial, IN June next
THE ADMIRALTY BOARD
Admiral Sir ". Stewart has accepted the appoint
menr OF Comptroller OF the Royal Navy
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Business Is dull.

ST. THOMAS, Aprtl 6, I
Via HAVANA, April I3, 1872
Business Is dull.
Azevedo, the British Postmaster here. was ar
rested yesterday, suspicion OF being defaulter
90 the amount OF $500 His trial will take place
IN a few DAYS. It is reported that Inspector Ben
nett Is enaeavorlng to make criminal case against
him.
strong noriheasterly wind has been blowing
here for the past few days, and number OF houses
have been Injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
A Cargo Of Cotton on Fire.

SAVANNAH, Ca, AprII IL, 1917.
The ship Tranquebar. loading with cotton at
Lamars press, with 3 700 bales board, took fire
at haEpast one +. NJ. to-day. Three steam fire en-
gines and steam pump at work hlling her up
with water. The extent OF the damages 10 the cot
ton and the vessel are not yet known. The Ameri-
can Lloyds and Great western insurance Offices, VI
New York, will be the sufferers.
The rrenlen are still at work the ship Tranque-
bar and there sixteen feet OF wafer III the hold.
The damage to the ship Will PROBABLY be ilght, but
All the cotton Will be damaged nv fire and water.
The ship Will be tu OF water by ten O'Clock TO-
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
LYNCHING IN KENTUCKY,

CAIRO, ILL.,, April 10, 1872.
Two OF the four men implicated In the late ATTEMPT
10 commit an atrocious outrage upon lady and
her daughter near Clinton, Hickman county, Ken
tuckv were arrested and while their trial was pro.
press,ng repeated attempts were made by MOB to
lynch them. The mob attacked the jail guard on
ihursday night, and thirty snots were exchanged,
but without serious result on either side. The mob
ia ayowedly determined TO lynch the prisoners or
burn no villa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
Great Fire in Picton, Onturio.

TIUTUN, UHJaTIU, AUrH TO, 1917
The most destructive fire that has ever occurred
here took place this morning, destroying q large
portion OF the business part Of Main street. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. The following insur.
aUce companies are the heaviest sufferers British
American London Liverpool and Globe, Western
North British, Imperial Provincial and Phnnix
The extent of their individual losses Is not yet
ascertaned.
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Burning Of An Elevator.

TOLEDO. April IS, 1872.
The Lake Shore and Southern Railroad Elevator
b was totally destroyed by ire this evening, to-
gether with its contents, consisting OF 10000
bushels of corn 10000 bushels OF oats, and 5000
bushels OF wheat The loss Is estimated at
$780, 600, which covered by insurance, mostly Ia
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK NeRALb.
ST. DOMINGO CITY, Apr

ST. DOMINGO CITY, April i,
Via HAVANA, April l3. 1872.
President Baez has returned from his trip The
republic is tranquil.
Cabral, from want OF funds, has retired to Hayti.
1t IS reported that his friends in st. Thomas ana
Caracas refuse to aid him any longer, and that he
intends TO dsband his army and retire TO Port au
Prince.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. April 10, 1872.
Homo of Rcpresentntiyes.

House Of Representatives.
The House met for general debate only, Mr.. Mer-
RAM IN the THAR and some thirty members present.
Speeches on various subjects were read or filed for
publication.
Proposed MeteorolOgicai Bureau in tho West
Indies.
The gratifying intelligence reaches us OF the pro-
posed immediate organization OF meteorological
bureau IN Barbados and the Windward West Indies,
under the able advocacy and supervision OF their
Governor, kawson w. Rawson. This 1t
Is satd, Will give the United States
magnificent advantage In perfecting It's
weather and storm signal labors. But BARBADOS
Is geographically the advance outpost from which
science can keep her perpetual vigils the furious
hurricanes which are there generated and move
thence upon our southern and Gulf coasts. The
West Indian cables soon to connect with
shores. will consummate this enterprise. and no
doubt give meteorolo2ists facilities never
before possible or contemplated. The Chief
Signal Onlcer Is willing to give the matter his
earnest cooperation
Preparing Tor the Administration Meeting.
senator Wilson goes to New York on Tuesday
night to address the great meeting which has been
called to meet at Cooper Institute on Wednesday
evening.
International Statistical Congress at St.
Petersburg.
The Minister OF the Interior or Russia has invited
DR.. Kennedy. so long Identified With our national
census to attend the eighth session Of the Inerna-
uonal Statistical Congress, which convenes at st.
Petersburg on the 2Qtn August, 1872. Mr., Kennedy
Is requested to be the Russian capital days
In advance, to assist the imperial commission IN
arranging the programme OF proceedings. Twenty
one years past Mr. Kennedy participated in
the first movements having this Congress In view,
and he has ever since In Europe been recOg-
nlzed one OF It's most efficient promoters.
Although he mas attended only one or two OF It's
meetings, not as delegate but an invited guest,
the value or his statistical abors has been highly
compmented ana the published proceedings OF
the last Congress at the Hague) contain a compli-
mentary recognition or his usefulness with the ex-
preston oregret that by his absence the Convention
is deprived The ad OF one 80 well adapted to assist
In their labors. The Emperor Alexander H., 'ue-
string give particular expression to the interest
which His Imperial Majesty entcrtalns for the de-
Iberations OF this Congress-" has signazed 1t by
naming for the Presidency of Its eighth His
Royal Hlghncss the Grand Duke Constantine, Presi.
dent OF the Council Of the Empire. and OF the Impe-
rial Societies OF Geography ana Archaeology.
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the Treasury OF the United States
at the close OF business to-day were:-Coin
sl24 Oe4 1sl currency, 50, 9sl coin certificates
$27,- los, 500.
Weekly Currency Statement.
Fractional currency received during
the week ending to-day. 1924 900
Shipments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 555 900
Shipments OF notes. .............. 500
The Treasurer holds as security FOR na-
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SWEDEN.
The King in Declining Health-Fear Of Fatal
Result.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

STOCKHOLM, April 13. 1872.
His Majesty King Charles, who has been IN very
delicate health for some time, does NOT improve In
his physical condition. and fears that his illness
may terminate fatally at moment not very DIS
tant are EXPRESSED In the capital
The King Is in the forty sixth year OF his age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
THE SEVEN WISE MEMS CELEBRATION.

NEW ORLEANS, L., April Is, 1872.
The Seven Wise Men celebrated the twentieth an
nlversary OF their organization last night BY torch
NJ procession and an address
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A.-A-New Lamps for Cid, or Ten Dollars,
Worth fol- surprising how NICOL, DAVIDSON
CO., fs6 broadway, afford 70 sell SlO worth OF
FRENCH CHINA, GLASS CRuCKERY for So, but 10
long they do the pubic wi proht by IL They oHcr gooI
DISNER PLATES at ~ per Dozen CHINA PLATES at "
large lines OF other goods IN proportion
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Perfectly SRfe in All Gases.
Mrs. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING BY RUP for al! diseases OF
children, such teethng, wind coc &c. 10 reliable
cd harmless remedy.
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Copy.
Messrs DUNLAP h CO., No. $50 Broadway and Nc. I7A
Fifth avenue New YORK, u s. A. -
hereby appoint tho sole agents FOR the
sale of Umbrellas Whips. Canes ana walking StckA IN
o New York, u. y. A. w. IL. MARTIN,
Nos 81 and to Burlington Arcade, London-
Nov. 10, 1871 -
full line OF the above goods always hand.
None genuine unless stamped with his name and trade
marx DUNLAP CO., HAtters.
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THE FIRST ARRIVAL AT O;WEG0

oswEGo, N. ", April 10, 1871
the schooner Caroline Marsh, from Port Hope.
with cargo OF wheat arrived THIS morning-th9
nrst arrival Of the season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Golden Hnir.-lsObare,s AurcOline Producers
the beautiful golden color much admired Warranted not
nure the hair Price rs Cd and los 3D. OF al
Wholesale, HOVENDEN h SONS, No. Great Marlborough
street. W. and 80 and 70 city road, O., London PinAud
and Meyer lgs Rue Martin Paris 81 Graben, VIENNA ~
Rue des Longs Charots, Brrssels Caswel Hazard Co..
Firth avenue Broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
EASTON h MCMAHON

slowly Drifting Away !-Anxiety, TrOuhIep
sickness time terrible of the Under ehea
influence countless millions of hairs daily drir from their
moorngs in the scalp that ought N be retained there u
cath, and kept with ali their fellows magnificent stats
OF health ana beauty. by simply using PIALON's HAlR IN
NIGORATOR. Sold by all Druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

A.-FOr Moth Patches, Frrck!cs and Tan Use
PERRYs MOTH AND FKECKIE LOTION, the we'll
known, reliable and harmless remedy dIscOl0ra
tons OF the face Depot 10 Bond street. New York. Sold By
all druggss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

GraefcnberR MnrshalI's Uterine Catholic Ous
for Female Complaints.
Sold by druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Important sewing Machine NOtice.-A Glass
of of the wooden nutmeg stripe have taken
and, without consent are building our No Manu-
featuring Machine and selling the Fnke Lyon Victor
Machine Such bodnass fraud snch brazen defiance OF
law, seldom found criminal records Hence tho
public hereby cautioned for the buyers Of said bogus
chimes liable prosecution well as the mannfactu
an the seller. Address FlNKLE a LYON SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY, IS Union
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THE LATE TUaBoAT EXPLOSION.

NEW YORK, April I3 1871
To Tux EDITOR or THE HERALD
Referring to the many statements In our CITY
papers regarding the explosion Of the boilcr OF tug
q. u. Davenport, IN which are mentioned ~ tho
owners thereon desire 10 state that we lau nO
ownership IN the vessel.
EASTON a MCMAHON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cnshcd and Inf0r-
nation given JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
WAY. 4.
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AngeII,s Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave.
nue. Twenty fifth streetvtazing before breakfas
nvgoratIug dinner soothing than opiacs be-
fore retiring Ladies' day and evening" Gentlemen every
Law and n, night.
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street. Union square, the inform ladies' that
win expose. the 18th inst following DAYS her
NEW GOODS, chosen by herself while in Paris consisting
large of Ladies' Suits Of style;
full assortment. of Childrens Wear.
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silk Dress Hat, Isspec Adapted
for young about changing the stiN Derby
cap FOR the manly hat At EsPENSCHEIDS. lB MAJ
gtrap
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A Charming Hairdressing, ImpRrttuH New
life and Increased vgor to hair CTiEvAERS LIFE FOE
THE HAIR restores hair. stops ts falling ss onos
Sold by all druggists.
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AurcnIiur produce-

DIR. NJ. LevcTt, Dentist, Having Returned
Europe 20 East Fifteenth street, two doors IRON TIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

A.-ssDiGesiiOn.''-s'ro Liver Oil lnvigOr-
ates the digestion" HAZARD CASWELLS u per-
fecy pure and palatabie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

A.-Citizens and STRANGERS who Desire g
tasty and elegant HAT of superior quality should call 8
ESPlNCHElD'S manufactured, us Nassau street.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Circulars and In.
formation Furnished by r. 0RTEGA. % Wall street Post
Office box $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Prizes information furnshed the highest rates
pad for Douboons all kinds silver Govern
meut Securities. &C. &c. TAYLOR h 90, Bankers,
10 Wall street, New York
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A.-Roynl Havana Lottery.-I. H. MnrtineZ
& co. Bankers 10 Wall street. Box dbs5 New York Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

A.-Nme. A. Dnvul,s Marvellous Bcauiincrs
Poudre de Cleopatra, Belle de Mutt, Eau Jouvence
the the sotness and beauty OF youth 762 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Chronic DiarrhRa Positively Cured by
MACNEVIN'S DIARRHEA, DiSENTERY AND CHOL-
ERA INFANTuM POWDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14
ST. DOMINGO.

A Lull in Mulatto Land-Cabral Quiet from Lack
Of Funds
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A Distinguished GentIrman 's Chnrncteristio
appears his hat and dress. The KNOX HAT
cells all and exalts the 22 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

$50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale or Hats for
men and boys. Special Notice -Gentlemens Dress HsA
retailing ., Wholesale prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Allie Redbmg's Inst Bite.
When they bite the dust, otherwise known "a "KNOWLEE
AMERICAS INSECT DESTROY Err" which neither ny.
flea, moth roach inhae and survive the shock
Depot, sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Upright Patent Trunk Company, No. q Rar-
clay street, next door to the Aston House.
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A.-DOu9an's tsentlcmen's Hats Are NurvoIs
of beauty and elegance l0 Nassau Of Ann
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Dol Broadway. corner Murraytrsst
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CoURr-A large number . experts and watch makers
were put on They all testified tina, the GENEVA
WATCHES would keep time that they
solid gold and silver
They also stated they jewellers
The above facts being sworn 70 turned the case
and conclusvey all in Court that the whole pro-
iers During this ra i been decided tina, there is no
law this country TO prevent the cutting down Of high
jewellers claim that they only average to sell two
money on such sales il order to deay their large
They that they have worked faithfully
. =. Of he GENEVA sai eSxs ss os
prizes % Of asr GENEVA 0' admit
n the sDs ys a. SO
But the law gives them the right 10 make whatever sacr
damage done TO the jewellers OF New York.
agents allowed by the Court to dispose OF their
the business to n close by May
the AGENTS are compelled to dispose Of the goods even
watch receives a written guarantee reference
snay Of er no s IL sass sG s S
an TO 90 c 81 ap sp n s s s a
daily from A. N. tosf NJ.
The Russian lvapor) Marble Baths, rs East
s saal popular baths in the United States
Read the following eminent authority on the use OF the
sA k6T4sS sxRf fHs s4 must
THE spectre VITA electric effects nlsL ge sslon au
importance with the material or pondeaoc-L u. W.
THUDlCUM NJ u.
properties eT HsS OF The Wells
The result closure OF the skin Is aeath What
follows partial closure Of the org N 70 any conscer
able extenty Disease in thousand forms- LIE dAf
"Rncumatism Is n disesso than Goni, Scrofula
Consumption, Cancer ST. Ntus' Dance; Is merely
symptom that general disease, an inert asnsir JOHN
FIFE II. ..,., 80, ...,,
most insuscepttble the influence OF cod."-ERAsMUS
WILSON, f. r. :. - -. -. =, -, , :
the Irnte relation cleanliness OF body and purity
Of SON. u-OLIvhR JOsSoN, England
..Nothng escapes through the SKIN what Is
ious"-Lectures on Public Health by DIR. MAPorHER.
Dublin, Ireland.
SEPH DOW.
tpeu daily, from A. NJ 20 = Z. N.
Ladies daily IN to ~ A M. Sunday morning (for
gentlemen only TO IL O'Clock.
as East Fourth street, block Broadway and
rear Grand Central HOTEL
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Alliance Between ReYOlutioniSts and Lerdistas
for Combined War on Juarez.
LERD0 TIE NEXT PRESIDENT.
TrevinO's Approach and Imminent
Siege of MatamOrOs.
JUNCTION OF THE REvOLUTIONISTS.
ltlfeRAKs 10 THE NEW YORK Hesall

The HERALD correspondent in Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch:-
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ST. THOMAS.
Arrest of Defaulting British Postmaster
structive Winds.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. THOMAS, April 6, l
Via HAVANA, April IL, 1872 I
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WATCH COMPANY OVER THE JEWELLERS IN UPE
CoURT.-h large number of experts and watch make
were put on They all testified that the GENEv
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CANADA.

The Dominion Parliament Discussing tho
Trenty of Washington nnd It's Position Be
tween q rent Britain and the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17
T1IEy GnaSE, Stpt. Il, 1917.

MORE funhAs been msde with Greeley
fans than with any other thing during the
campaign, except Greeley himself A
short time since, at 5 watering place, a
lsy figure was made with old clothes and
one Of these fans and 50 well msde ths,
it was expected every moment TO arise
and make pleasant speech. A party Of
ladies and gentlemen danced an Ssricul.
tnrA figure about the eftigy-a son q;
Political hop vine, you kn0w-but were
all called AWAY in the nipple ot the mszy
By some music outside the hotel j
young gentleman took Immediately The
piaee Of the figure, and arranged the fan
N troct OF. his own face On the return
Of the party the GSpee wSs renewed. and
then nt-otactIo1s ens0ed. The fright q
the party when the figure came to life srG
StAlked up 20 3 lady and asked her hand
toy the rext ESltZ, can hardly Be describ,
ed The eooelUSiol wSs thSi their efIiry
cut such figure hinselfR VS. better a.
them TO -eri and run" Screams were in
octec II Al any tune
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17
Fne at Valley GrOye.

10 the EdiHurs q he IateilIseoees:
A IRE WAS discovered last Friday after.
noon in one Of the outhouses belonging
To the residence Of MrS BeSgIer, Of Valley
Grove, which threatened the destruction
OF the entire premises Owing, however,
to the stiffness Of the sir and the sodden.
ed condition, from recent rains, oi the
adjacent rootS, it was confined 10 that in
which it originated, the wash and smoke.
house, which was totally destroyed. The
me Is supposed 10 have caught from an
ash barrel standing near by, outside.
The cool, calm, intrepid mAuaseuen,
displayed BY the chiettAineSS Of the ANA.
teur fire brigade, Is well worthy Of special
mention, and might serre as An admirable
example TO some Of the regulars in that
commonly boisterouS department. The
members Of the household all, with one
exception, women and children, pre-.
served cSlmness and singular presence
OF mind rarely equSlled Ipo1 such oca.
Sions BY the Steiner sex.
To9Ey GreSE, Stps. II, 1877.