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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14

SCPERiOR DISTRlC, COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
y of Orleans. No. a. 465-By virtue Of writ Of der1
f,cias to directed by the honorable the Supe, ior
District Curt for the parish Of Orleans ill the
Abye entitled cause. for Stale taxes of 1870 will
proceed to sell at public auction, ut the Merchants
and Anci0neers' exchange, Roy al street, between
Canal and GUstOnlhOuse steers. in the Second
Districs Of this city on SATURDAY. October ~.
1874, vt twelve O'Clock H.. she following desc,ibed
OK SER cAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District Of this city. in squares numbers
fifteen huudred and twenty i've and fifteen hun.
L+ page streets, G.ntllv road and 1T. John route.
measuring sixty four feet front, by one hundred
and twenty-i,ine feet in depth.
eeizea III the above suit.
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
W.P. HARPER
seq oct ~ Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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T.
seq OCT ~ Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
State OF L0ui.iana -. r. Nempe.
lUPEkIQR Dis RIOT CiiERT FOR THE PARISH

State OF l.0ui-iana -. p. Nempe.
SUPEkIOR DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 43 974.-By virtue of writ OF
heri facias to crcc -d by the honorable the Su.
perior District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. for State taxes 1871 I
will proceed to sell ut public auction, at the Mer
chants ard AuctiOue-rs' Exchange, Royal street,
second District OF tins city, on SATURDAY, Octo.
Der "a 1874, at twelve OcOtk NJ. the following de-
scri ed property 10 wit
ONE !ERTAEN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third Dstrc. Of this city, il square number
three hundred and seventeen. bounded by Bur.
gundy RAmpart, Monioe aud Hancock streets.
Seized in the ahOre suit
TermD-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER,
sep Oc4 ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaps.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OPrlCK or THR REPUBLICAN,
wednesday. October 10, 1874
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Memphis. Aesson. for Liverpool

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
s,c.nsh,p w p CLYDE Livingston, from Havsna
via + oriia Ports. TO I R"berts-ist dlstrict -
Ship " Cha pn-n Miller days from ssVSunSi-
20 paeter-1st district IS
sTEAMBOATs.
q JOHN McElrov. from Baton RoHec
Paragon. Darragh. from ST Ions
John PTolle Brady. from st louis
GsYryov en-. Br'itn. from Grand kcofe
WsliDuu. UebUuchel, from Lover Soas1
EYPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Aemphis--l8A bsles
cot to,. % ska oilcake 50 bales Moss
IMPORTS.
misunderstanding Y Ciyds-l:s> bxs sugar
81 w. cissio
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
81 LOULS-SteAnex John 1olls-s8o bslee CO.,
tos y ~ cotaas seod hid teha9c0 3s92 bblo aeu1
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HEw ORLEANS CLEARING noCsp,

God e!enta al ioos 0!n'a s.inst ios7a \. New
York. ard sfe " 'n'd iae busi."es closed :st
.alr. .un,mr up -. soo .mrracins 5000 and
+ $500 a, lOAas: SO 600 'O9as NIG9h: $1,000 And
*l2 90, a, io't, "l'': slo,ecc =, 1895. al'9..
No >s. Ut 81 yer were isu."r,d AmSric VI half
dollars were still qn"ted at lV5's i06la. and Mex
eau ,toltaf ~ s. snlt.
The I'D vane5 in gold ~ s.u York and the i'm
pavement nestle rIch nss III this ma, ket
b ing co,int erac.ed by ?: e G"ci III hi . ut The
,nm"r Sterling 'l"'a "h"" % y cent l"wrr
tent .monn il Z :" Eta 500 comprise go 90, ri
OF ladina. atd el"tOo :" amt a: .eh. at IS 27D
5 Nv S,5oo. s,oon 4 3aoo" bin Of iasins vt
2IUO Il GEAR al SS2S
+ ,ncs ~.rr al b" lover The s~'4s Of commercial
60, p.i,rd q" COO -ni.ra'ins - zoe at -. IS 20 vt
The clos. sterling bills w.;e quoted at IS y
15 rs for bill id'ng aid - II ~. aud a So lk
i,.r hal I, and francs at +I6a al rs for eomm u G a.
End '"r bAnA Gerrsn mAiks we're quoted 1t
lo30lt3h.
no crate z,enf. and wnh = iait demand. com.
p,erial closed q sh de h CHER. The lie. Of New
York sight ce.rr.a t2ooo es. -mbr.crg $4,000
CONNIE cal al i p cent discount, s25 GOO do at
3 I6: . 10 COO. 500 - $50 900 30: $40 900 ur.
yalc b-nk.rs' aid SIS 600, *zO0O0 and Is 900
b, at \. . d E45 900 "a ,itt bamae, s. at 3 80.
The "auBs cOu Inut d % cheek Oh New York ut
pn,. while c"mn,+rrtmt eig'r va QUO eti ~ 2I61
: y cent discount. against \ AZ y-stc'ds
from Nv 4"'k h. pr'SaI hanser-.
In stocks We noticed a ~ ,nction by Mr. D.
Z. Murp y 10, account "f the succession OF Lotion
J.nnings OF shAr.S OF sun STU ua insur Apce
Con pay 81 3G5 tor th lii VI bt0 80 y share.
g. wtf aise r. RED OF >'rrs.tn, city >laugh.
rrrnonse stock. Of which the particulars we're
vi hheld
The sales OF bonds ineludpd s 2eo0 city seven
Vtir'y mp "vtmen's u 80, 8 $50 pr cents
=, 50 md 5000 city IL! hca.ru. ~even per cents
n 81 y; lie LATER closed ut abuu g
D. os'cs oi civ sciIp we've -lOrisd Csity ID
pr"psia,lnn cert itic.tes. dr,r..oi All POiic.
rants ad TIME certificates Oh 1879 we're quoted
1T A71I8.
NJ sa.es oS state - rants we're reported Old
GeIs quoted 1t DO-. and nt-1A
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AUCTION SALES.
By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THB LATE THOMAS B. b
LEY, DE .EASED.


SUCCESSION OF THB LATE THOMAS B. b
LKY, DE .HASED.
Second District Court for i',e Parish OF Orle&
NJ. So $50.
DY WRITE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE
ID On order OF sale rendered October
1874. ia me directed by the honorable the See
District Court fnr the parish Of Orleans, in
above entitled matter. l WI proceed to sell at
lie auction, at the Mcrcha ITS ard Auctiobe
Exchange, ROYAL str. ct. between Canal and
t0mhouse streets. in the Second District Of
city, GA MOSDAY, October 26. 1914, Al tw
o'clock H.. for account Of said succession
following described property. to Wit
!. CERTAIN BOOK ACCOUNTS. NOTES. etc,
per inventory OF file. -
TICLES in the various Southern States, hA
parties who decline paying aud offer to rss
said articles Mt the expense OF this estate,
TeHms-Cash on the spot
W. P. HARPER,
ocl4 l6 20 Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orla
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Republican Delegate Probably Elected to
Congress-.
BISMARCK, Dakota. October l3 - The
election passed off quietly. Kidder. Rcpub-
Kcan c, ngres sionsl Delegate. has 100 major
lty. The local Democratic ticket was
elected.
YANKrON, Dakota, October l3.-Returns
from ten towns give Kidder, Republican,
307 majority for Delegate. The indications
are his majority will exceed 1900 in South
arA Dakota, and 1000 in tho Territory.
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LOST.

Of
OST.-A CERrlf1CATh. So. -, sonsy
~ shares Of stuck III iil- LouisIans I'm
terry. The public ale hereby caui"ne' ~ -
gotiate he came. All Application hs~iiS oe''
EDWARD T. fORnx
- DO. Is Cxreudelss wv
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Tho City of New Orleans -. Geor0e
Poster.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT pOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans. No. SIS oA.-8y virtue OF writ
orah fbe SUPERIOR hi trct Court for the parish Of
orleans, in the above entitled ears s, for city
taxes for the year 1873 will proceed 10 - q" pub
lie ..ucI ior ut he Ale chan md AUG ioneets
cha r. Rovai street. between Canal and Custom
house s,fee,s in the Second District Of his city.
WEDNrSDAY October 90. 1874. at twelve o'clock
n the foil, wing de c,ined property. to wit
4 CERTAIN SQUABf OF CIR JCND. situated in
th, t.st District ~ this eitS. sign.t.d square
nun be- seven huidred and eight bounded b. GA
oupt Canal Genois o. 4 Clark streets.
seized IN the above suits.
Terms-CAsh on the spoy,
wy NARPYR
ee86 0cfl % SHERIFF o. the Paris of O, leans
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CONN k<tiAL.

TUssDAs kvEarSe, october Is. 1874.
CVTrOy--he .a-s TO. !ay SUI III, d lp 400 bales
(ut.ci-el> 4i09) ~ ICh hte ars. Yet reported
til ,eAi, - u'i es r.Guiiin. ro change our
quotations. W. give also the figuE. ssid port IF
The Exchange, as elOA:
AAiKICAA STANDARD Up CLASSIFICATION.
&c ersi EHchtugo
tAIjuSA AuULs.lIAlS.
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NV ORLEANS REPUBLICAN WEDNESDAY, 0CIORER a ls7A

4 :
with Increased stsadiness the 6lOsnk rates show
ing Quotable variation from yesterday = -
dem md WINS quite general, nineteen ofokcsaKo
houses participating IN the business, ono OF wn0m
took 1000 bales. Strict good ordinary 10 low m'd.
ding sold ut lac. niddling at Hfc, mdd!fng 70
middng fair 1t l5Ac.
Some authorities report ed the market - cloeln9
wish spirit and hardly as strong as durlng the
dag, but others found it firm throughout.
$3.50 bales l2eO0 on Saturday. 1850 yesterday ana
$500 to-day. against 69;0 for the cOrrespond1ng
time a-t week and 6lOO the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening Il, $40 bales ON
nrnc & 2200 from other delivery perts (oi wnicn
1866 from Mobile ard 234 from Texas) and 1870
last year. Total proper since August 81. 6I,ooS
b~les against &0.8sS last yeaT-increase w.
bales
the exports comprise .63 bales. embracing
eGGa TO Liverpool and to95 to New York TO ~hica
We have added 20 shipped up the river.
The amount shipboerd not cleared going on
hoart and engaged for shipment was act down ~
the opening this morning at 20 COO bales EN- bracnk
49, coo tor Liverpool 2G0 for Ha $500 for Bremen
and SEQ Tor the North which, when dc duCted from
tsray evening IL sves 10 600 baes Represent the
qusntit; awaiting ut tho l0ndinG aud In presses un
sold awaiting orders.
The Exchsnge reports: "Sales $500 baleA MARKET
krlp."
COTTON sfATEAEs1.
Bsl~s
STOCK on hand September l. 7A......... 1888
Arrived since last statsment......... $50
Arrived pre viOusly. 90 ,0O7-'3%3'
T0tAI 500. ....s....s'.........s.....: o9S'V
CLEARED to-day. .................'.. 4,oit
Cleared previously 81 o2S-S3 $50
gtoch an b>pd and a., shiNhoArN ma eeayAS O. $50
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By B. n. n s ) Mont4oa!et1

8OUgRHOLD 1URNITURs. NaKp4;1E. .
EA1KS, kTC., AT AUCTlUA.
TRi-WkEKLY SALES.
Oy x. NJ. d 4. y. NsON9taNNf&G
d R. n. Nov 'gonery AuctioE,eei, Office q
Camp st1set.-will sbli every TUESDAY, fHu
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing Ut eN
O'Clock. 1T their auction room cernsf Gang
hatcher streetS-
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD TCRN1Tg RH. NaRH
iRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
TerDs-CAsh. q
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ARKANSAS.

TIE Conservatives Have 1t All Their Own
Way.
LITTLE Rock, October l3.-The election
to-day was ore of the most quiet and or
derby ever held in this city. Not single
disturbance occurred. The vote was quite
full. Indications are that the Conservatives
have carried the city by 200 majority, and
the county by $50 majority. 1t will be md
night before any official returns are re-
Uelved.
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HOUSEHOLD FOkSITUkE. CLOCKS. ETC
SUCCESSION OF SIDNEY THsZAS AND ROA
DESLONnk. HI, WIKI
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleg
Nos 3725 aud 37lo.
DY ALBERT PAU, AunlIOSEER-SE
ID DAY October II, 1874. at II A. H.. will ",
ut public auction, at sales DOM, No. 40 Royai CTR
by virtue and III pursuance Of an order III
Hon. A. L. Tissol, Judge of the Second DistrictCa
for the parish Of Orleans, dated Septemki
1874
FURNITURE. Clocks, etc.
Trrms-CAsh ocIN
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BY Albert Paul.

POSITIVE AND UNRESEHvKO SALR AT AUCf
of all the forfeited pledges of the LOAN
FlCE No. II Bsro ne =. ,cet. consisting I'M
Of Gold and silver HUI ting WaJches,
monds Br cele ard Jewelty of every
scrp'io ion; Pistols. Machines aud Good
eve,y description.
DY ALBERT PAUL, AUCTIONERR-
ID tc- aud s.lesrcom No. 40 Rosa street..
THURSDAY. Oc.oper Is 1874. at II A. NJ, and
lowing days. until the whole Is disposed of, wi
sold al public auction, vt the Loan Ufnco, NJ
BarOnue stleet-
Office, No II Ba, onn.. s. rect
Terms-Caeh Oh the spot. oclll
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DUBLsC NDlI' t.-ALL, PhRSrss

VNJIRlSt, E4bIl G.-ALL PERSONS
i b.reby notified Mt 10 'Ia'ls ~ traffic ~
90 iae fnr ore or either OF blk e"n n"tss dn
By NJ, self and pat be TO NY own rIfer, ef
an m of . 100 each dated NV Orleans Jus H.
each pay;.nir 'ncnth II ein sain d.'s sovtr
l. 1875. Said notes " A. itrcer from ne hy rhrs
and v ithouf ;snv consideration or vaiue d, W
Criyth tor thu sane ana uow bel IN The pr
SION of on. Meyer Bredig OF the .ity OF Mt"
leans. OF otlrr parti-s This il Their g. o 90 10
the pu"lc in gri etal that the cam il by mrM
d at-d and never will bn paid. N )iSE WIFE
TanuipabOs, La Sepr. l. ls74 DELL ~
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CAUTION.

NOTf<'E.-S HEhBBY HGTIFv AN SfRS
~ from Ecg tiating for note OF = ''o' -. -
BY me. dated July 2. 1874, Amitt. i"uis'ans,
able 1T tine Lou,siapS National 1ank, - Ir0
after dat. 70 ,h. order OF X. Ball a.. W'nSs
Massachusetts, a. The Honsidsl s'ion @s winch
II led
Ocl4 lie r fAvSD
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VALUABLE PROP, RiY IN ARKOLLrUA
SUGGEST. N OF EVANS GREEN.
Second District Court tor Inc Pal ish VI Orla
No. 81 4,6.
DT ALBERT PAUL, AUt TiONBRR-
ID SATURDAY, November 7. 1874, at tw
O'Clock NJ, ut .h- Nero. ants ant Ancti ontenl
change. on RO' AL near Canal street. will be
At public AZ ctiOn by virtue and II plrsuanc
al order of the Hon. A. L Tlssot, judge Of
Second Dstric Court for the parish of Orls
The following des Crlbed property. 20 wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. III the
enth District (lale Csrroiron) esipnated by
Nos. anc 10 i'll he square bounded by Bsa
Ann linton AID MiiiandOA = reefs, nIeasu
each 10 feet front on Ann street, BY dep Of
feet 8 inches lines. lot No. 10 forming The cen
OF Millaudon street; together with all the inpa
ments. ETC. thereon.
Terms-Cash.
Act Of sale ii the expense Of the purchases,
fore W H. B-y mour. notary public.
&C. IA 81 81 MOI
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BIZ q. De Ferret 4 Co,

By q. De Ferret 4 Co.
BARGAIEH DAhGAINs. BARGAINS
ExTKNSIvR pBREMPTORY sALR OF ST
CkOCKEkY. GLASS AND PLATED WARE
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
fHE ENTiRK CONTESTS or THE WEEh XN
ESTABL!SbMENT or r. MALOCHKE, N
CANAL STREET, BkTWEBN OLD AEygBl
CHARITIES sTRKhYs.
sBLLIS0 Ouf BELOW COSf go ASocs
BUSINESS.
11V q. WE FERSEr 4 C1t-'oHs$.
ID ROSE, Auctio' e-r-, 'i!ice, No so ySSls
Beginning on THURS Az, Ocl"bsr 10 !8Is
continuing ever, l>y following, 1T w d A-'s
the sn'ir. stock il closed.
Mr. P. MALuCHEE ha,i ing determines 7"
draw IRON his present business, Mgs ~ ShhsN
10 tie pubic THAI hs ell dispose, w''ho'ls -
va ION nd p-rtmpter,iy 81 Bis shllle ~A 80.
and we'll as-Ort.d stock in trade. So0sis'Es
House fsu nj hing GoUas ~ every vaie's .a I
ware. Glasswars. eEOekeYy, s&'l aA9 Us
Wac. etc. A..
Tho attention Of coUnsIy msn hA.lA Hs'
L, epeY- ard The q ade Is inv <d so this n"So!h
sale, 9th che asenraY~r thas s!,.I~ ~ll' ~ "S
unusual iHtllir- .nsnts and great Bargains
The stock will be offered ~s II1SaH ens 10y
Maloche~ uni De Uhs r.. 3b7A, wien AL lN$ CIV
r. mainlng uusuld at that aStt VII S"s'iV.g
tOlN nv pubiic aucApls, on tho PS" mss, -
Canal street. CIV.
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tie x,k<t ,pentd ~nha lite supply and fSiS
deGA d, slG q G"bsds alb bu mere -, d"no
du ~ the " Oynn1 ~ full pie. En o apl Kinds,
and suMs What lrr' guar r..i+s Tor oihc' desr,'p
tIrn,, without showing any eu",HOle vaIfrt' N
AltSS lch The SRoVslnuaao h sxSa1 moro aDt0oSoo
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MON kTARX.
INV ORLEAN> REPl BLICAN OFFTCE,
TUESDAY kVkNInS Oct chez l3 1874

TURsDAT kVKNIRG, OcGbe1 u, 1874 J
We have ne :.w ATTIRE to ice in the money
m ,rk.t Tie Gsnsnd for discounts continues Of
fair extent at The banks aud is readily met when
OF appr"v signatures. W. Slso notice that matur-
u.A nO>eB in bank are Z. nerS ly promptly paid.
The of. invs on the street siInv no Improvement
beng still o. mode' ATE Aieni, while the
is limited. and The appIriSns ion exists that but
little bus< will be Gone ii!tl afr.Y th election
The present email demand 10 silly for first ciass
sig. u snh une scvplOnHblt collateral loans,
both OF which are sea- Not j. q has f1ansp,re
that iudic.. t-s any change il raes. We corl inue
E. quote first class 1ap.H Nth collaterals, at 10
ar r CO., aud Al ~ 1913, and co,,d grade At
2Yctn p month. First class mortgages are still
qr..,.i vt lG0lI 9 cent y Snuum and second
Grade 1t -.
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W. r. HHhFFh,
ee22 Oc4 - Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
, 1874-07-18


about. Ho Aank back Into his ohAts
and said. "Thore now, I've finished IT, follow-
lug It in seco,I1 With, II himod right for my
heart" Or. Dowaon was On tho spot worry aooa
aftor, and DR.. Peck waB sont for. Dr.. D. kent
hts hand ovor the wo,indt Afr. 1nglmm tafki1B
It waa evident tho ball had not toiobod q vital
part. tn quarter Of an hour Dr.. Peck arrived,
md hfr. 1ngham waB taken 10 {. room at tho
Necolnb House. Examination showed bullet
hole directly over tho heart. Probing the wound,
inches to tho loft Of itH place Of entrance. Il.
wns Immediately talon out. It was gooA-aizcd
ball, hfa pistol bong heavy ono. Tllo ball |, d
struck fih and glaaccd. cutting TO vein In It's
way that could allow, my groat loab Of blood.
woo1ou cont, vest, and shirt. and Tho thlohncHfl
Of tt,c clothing prevented 1t el,sering lie botly
with fnti offeet. Tho surgeons cared for tho pa-
tIont prpperiy.
, 1874-07-18

Correspondence q TIC CHlcaQo 7F150ne.
WArEMrowN, Wis, July l0.-The rye, barley.
and winter wheat fields arc nov being cut II
this region. Next wook tho spring-wheat will
bo roady for tho mowers, aud acttvo Proparatiol,a
Tns grnin.crop win bo fully average In both
quantity aud quality, according to tho opinion
OF tho bese-informed growers. Corn nover ioohct
bottor In this stato, and potatoes are promising
which llavo been quito persistent and general.
LANSING. Mich. July 1G.--Tho wheat.harveat
is noarly over, and tho graln eceureat either In
the BARI or atacks. Iho whoat-crop in Central
Michigan IL much bottor than the severe wiutoF
In tho early spring, that appeared badly damaged
from the winter, will yiold handsomely. Tho
yoathor has boon unusnally favorable TOR soour-
INK tue crop III tbs anest condition. Corn and
oats uoyor looked bottor at this SEASON. Early
potatoes have been injured BY tile dry weather.
, 1874-07-18

ol brct, which ia The only reay reproof tnhte1i. ye
have Fhon there should b. at 'fEequont Intervals
s5sss 5as 9o srotd 81 fes .o
flames from stealing breaking ovor 70 tns
It mar waaa Of and to give 20 much % 4snaa n,,
avenues and bouoy4rdB but ono s1ieh strtet Wpu pus
an ofcetual chcrk to Ut, ordinary conhaErntion anu
moro han pny tsolf eTory year a. sanitary pro-
ytsion. .'
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT.
aer y. Nsss IssS o R.Hf%: II, %n:rohay re,u
In permanent improvement Ut tho city which conia
not havo beou attained In any other Way for hail
century.
4 FEARFUL sronr.
Th. faot tela fsarfsi s,osy q neglected warning
ssse. sas q e o Fl o oss ss1pa i
unheedcd thoro ne row. of tI.dss.bo1 buildings g.
there any Improvement III the Fire Department or Its
management At III carly hour the asc1nen gayo Wy.
ike Ind md od the o4s by tho barsor ot ho .host q
e IL as y hs s IL w.
ger to whc tue city exposed and ths criminal neg
goneo Of erecting aueh buildings ss tho1s ]uht d.
s,essu o,ss ani a. ,o osal9y M s q % e burn.
clearly designated, wo cannot but aes the
Ssans so T. we Sq tse K1s
to o pto from t1t @ sxet ah0 aaTa Icy
Is aa arseos 70 @ q s'si aa pr
tam thore-in tho building up Of cities aud the W.
rangemenk Of thB streets.
| ukFoRTuNATE on 1MpRoV1pENT2
| tro'a, tha E<'p lark EreninR f",i.
II Is singular TINT. 80 soon nitGr tlo feartn! expc
broad daylight but few atcpa from tho busiest and
wcaiost part Of the city eloud ba Aha 70 gain such
heaway that Ut time It aprearcd as II the f9rnor
destruction to he repeated Wo arc reminded tns
only few days ago correspondent, IN T. feNcW ol
o work III tie robs District severely criticised The
haste aud carelesanesa with Which OF tho build
ngs had been escctel, sud tho lack Of precatt!nn'
ngatna nrc tn thu old districts. These rerArks seem
to bo III part at toa3s tuaed by tiis fire. The b,ock
u,n,nable aud not caRy Of to tho Fire Depart
1nont. Al tho Ere apread to tho north aud east 70
warla The blocks which Chicago bud promised TO max
itpreguAblo very little confidence was hunfostcd II
thraa low hra-proof structures Some Of tho neP
houses appear to hnve been devourea - emily as "
old ouea Those thlnaa suggest that Tho heao 10 DULL
up tho city and the &npatiGnce OF delay IN nnalt1ee
have aAcrced tho real yaue Of tho work accomplished
and that tho older quarters Of the City havo not Fe
| ton agaiust swcef,lng connaErntlons.
This tiro ia anothor " warming" uut alas. warning
In theRo imas apparently but incentivca to recl
leasesa. We sn,ash up railroad trains, sink steau
h0ata explode boilers, and main ourselves one day
only to axaggerata the horror OH tho npxe day. bosto
Ina not iu Ill respects prolited BY the losson Thc
! QAfeugo hRe neglected. nnd tho cit!ca that haTe III
been YiBited by uishBtcr careless RH over Hast
10 ge rch ia apt to nacrico it, own object III
"a Tor ufe-that is triGe In the calculation.
pA1p THE PENALTY.
From As hfnona tMina.3 Republican.
Chicago has paid tho penalty Ut permitting ht
handsome business bocka to DO surrounded vii
wooden buildings. W0olon buildings will DO At dl
cauut In that city hereafter.
, 1874-07-18

ronnaca 6y nnnnreaa ot na"f1nH g goofeM M oono onr
sioex n In trcmen. othora feersd. sn fo,T tried
to qr,arre Through iii this the boys kept cool and
collected, and pnid but little attention to them.
..rHIs WAITING
van net long continued for i WA not reltahed "
ooi M sran,s o ~ va ro ono
.t,o1s drco,1v ~ '@@4 D"'0A' 1N''
'4''~- witEnr THE pArr1r vAs RAGING
i1e Yau Dre atreat cornnr, and had attached snnip
Ron h 0o'a. furniture-uarerooms On the southwest
corner.
In tlree muntes time ssresm, which made no mean
comparison with that Of Chteagoa Mo. u, which was
the only other cngtno which had crept tlta to tho
flames, waa playing upon tho Willard Block, opposite
to tho fiat cTunbling walls Of Henderson l. Go.s boot
and ehoo storo.
n1cnt Of Joliet, for
THE HEAT WAS ,sTnsss,
thcY Aiuch Not thoyi Tho hrayest votorans Of tito
Chfoago brigalo had az much ttcR Of giving way
they They stood their ground right manfully. and It
Hua due Ia ther oxcrlons that tic Willard Block
cyentuasly saved.
THE Two ENorNEs WE'VE SHORTLY nE11roncEp
wakce engine and tho fvo did objective service. Tho
Milwaukee, iroI1cn gained ~ many oncomiu1nR ~ did
the 1oli't volunteers.
after two hours Of tremendous exortiou, tho 1ames
worn checked in their rayaocs Ut t,s ppiut It was
thn denth-tluw Ia te fra Ind goon tlio chtsriuQ u
telligonco spreai that ii was u,ldor control.
49,, .,.,. .,,,,,.r,
Tho Quincy ~ !1his cafs Of Tharsa%y tolls how En-
zine NO. !, With thirteen plckeu meEp AnsW erou
lfkpntch to como to tile assistance Of tho CHI"
caEo frcn1et Inst TuoAdny. special train was
nrnvi1ed nnfl Oreat f1IlIIotity was exDer1encnd in
|,eonnv ~ t},s crnwtl ,vLn wsntnd nonmn afonr.
~ MSos'nh - IL ~ 4aa no , oo"a "u - .s<, a,,.
me hiss 4ou mlles Mas 't'aao ~ .wo noaan a'u ~
ten minutes. Including three stops on account OF
heated ooxes:
Tic company cxpccted 10 bc nvcrakon 1T Gn1osl,,rg
by On order for ter return IN consequence Of tho fire
TO lid that another ou4ire WA In waiting, and thas
hey wero 10 pull out ii1lme;ltately In fow minutes
lit 0alesbr8 l,ayng nowever learned that tho hro
wsa ler coitrol The change Of cnginca did not got
rid Of tho trouble with hot boxes and two or throe
stems Ind to pe made boswoon palcaburg and Aurora
for cooling on. Tho "boye nmused themselves by
careess Al to 90 10 sleep III TINT crowd wa pretty
isn TO 10 aroused rather nncerotnonioualy At Aurora
iko It because ,jlat town had Hen t8hte weu an
a!sianeo was coi for. Tho citizens couldn't undots
| slaui why chicano would
| SEND 70 QUINCY
for steamers when Aurora ha two, and IN their COM