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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-18

st. Louis Republican, OF Sunday, says:
ait is barely possible that the Tyrone,
now in retirement, Will be brought out
for as many trips as she can make until
the water subsidies or the winter sets in.
..... The week shows up well for ship
ments and light for receipts...... Business
in the upper Missouri river has been sus-
pended, and tonnage in the upper Missis-
sippi is being contracted to suit the de-
pleted demands of the approach Of win
ter......The Peninah, from the upper Mis-
souri,, is on her way down from the up
per Missouri to this port......The Rock
Island will get in from above tomorrow,
being the first boat TO come over the ra-
pids in two MONTHS. The Minnesota
| follows the Rock Island down, and will
probably get in Tuesday or Wednes-
day. She also comes through
from St Paul. The Belle LIS
Crosse, Red Wing and Dubuque will re-
main above the rapids during the winter,
but at what point they will lay up has
not been determined by the northern
! line..... Captain Garry, of the Silver
Lake, Captain Todd, of the Josephine
and Vic. Boust0n, of the Key West, ar
rived yesterday in this city from Sioux
City. They report business in the upper
Missouri as being about wound up
Three of the Coulson boats will go OF
the new Coulson ways at YanktOn
Captain Gray Marsh, Of Sioux City, Is
expected hourly, and would have ar
rived with the party mentioned but fol
the fact Of having been detained on the
grand jury." ....St. Louis Times OF Sun
day: ''The Creole has been chartered
to run from Helena up tie st. Francis
river, and left-far below last night"
major suffers AnnuaI. Report,
Major Suter, who has charge of part
OF the Improvements on western rivers
has made to the engineer bureau his an.
nual report, from which the following
extracts will be Of interest to our read
erst 'frhe snagboats Long and DeRus
sey were assigned to this field. The Dt
Russey passed four times over her beat,
which extended from Boonville to Kan
sas City, and twice over the river be
tween Boonville and ROcheport. Tn.
Long passed twice over the river be
tween R0chepOrt and its mouth, It's ope
rations, hogever, being much impede
4 by the sickness OF the crew. Three
mouths work was allotted to the Mis-
souri,, and as much good accompllshe,
as could he expeetedi but the time avail
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS, OF late, have NOT
been brilliant on the most sunshiDy
dsys; yesterday was ell Novembei
gloom and drizzle; the curbstones on
Madison street were tenantless; dullness
was IS universal as the leaden-hued pail
that covered the weeping sky. There
has been, for the last two OF three days,
a keenef inquiry for money accommO-
dation than has been usual fer q long
time. Cotton is advancing, and the
change causes a disposition TO hold; this
is why money is in greater demand. Fol
The same reason deposits are lower than
they were a week ago. Thewhole, how
ever, amounts to nothing very great
there is more money than is employed,
snd no acceptable borrower is denied.
Who is acceptable, however, is ques-
ton 81 some minuteness TO De decided
only on q scrutiny almost as severe as
that Of the MOhammedan theOlogians,
who say that every soul can get into
heaven only 10y passing over az sirdt,
which is q bridge as narrow as the edge
OF 3 razor. To have on a pair Of
boots which is not soft enough
for that bridge 10 cut through,
aud not hard enough to slip down
from it, is not an easy thing, but it is
about as easy as getting piece Of pa
Der through Madison street scrutiny.
Exchange was in better supply than at
the latter end Of last week, at IN
changed rates; buying on New York
and other eastern points at discount,
or New Orleans at I; selling on all
points at par. Brokers offer 10 for
gold; silver brings to 5 per cent.
County scrip WAS buying awhile ago al
IS, but there il little demand for il now,
aud IS is IS much as we hear of being
paid. Offering on the market was i've
shares Of Memphis Exposition stock at
p: 5000 Memphis gas company's
stock at 80; $1,000 Phoenix fire insurance
company 1t 26; $1,000 Planters insur-
ance company at 45.
CITY currency bonds, puteu-.........4l1zy ~
CITY TAINTED bonds, circular b'is ls------i. Q
-ty ser a.---------- s sii45 -
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THEREFORE, IF YOU Want

Good Bleached DOmestics go Menken Brothers
Good Brown DOmestios go to Menken Brothers
Good Black Silk Dress go to Menken Brothers
Good COlOred SILK Dress go Hzenken Brothers
Good Black Alpaca Dress go to Menken Brothers.
Good Bed Blankets go Menken Brothers
Good Makes of Carpeks go to Menken Brothers.
Good Housefurnishing Goods go to Menkeu Brothers
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news Drift.

At st. Louis rates to New Orleans
have been advanced to sixty cents and
thirty cents. ....... The Carrie Kountz
leaves st. Louis to-day for New Orleans.
"A barge of the NJ. V. T. Co. is
loading at Cairo for New Orleans. ........
The Tyrone has been chartered by an
ice company at st. Louis. The City
OF Quincy, drawing four feet, arrived at
st. Louis Saturday, having made the
trip from Cairo without rubbing. The
river had risen SIX inches at st. Louis
Sunday.......The British ship Benyenue,
Captain MCGOWAN, which sailed from
Bombay August 80, and arrived in New
York on the 10Th ultimO, made
the passage in the unprecedented
time Of eighty-two days. This ship has
sailed three hundred and fOrty-five miles
in twenty-four hours, and her arrival
was not expected for some twenty days
after. The Benvenue is an iron-clipper
ship, nine hundred and ninty-nine tens
register, and is owned in Glasgow.
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InspectOr-GeneraI's Report.

Total amount required. 81, 900 o.
Amount expended during last fiscal
l4s,s0l 81
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French Burr VIII stones.-Ehomas Bs-
milan Nos. lbs 6s7d 1sO Poplar 5fseel
NeT.Dhis. Tenn.
, 1874-07-22

pressed hiu,ac1f exceedingly sad that this unfor-
tunato affair had beon bruttcd to tho
world Otherwise tie BeBslon was un-
evontful. II Ia. c1pected that many
othor witncsBeB will bo examined,
aud that report will not be msdo for son1o days.
Lator in tho afternoon, Gen. Traoy ylsttoa Mrs.
Triton. aud 10 subsequently had conversation
with Horny III. Cleveland, who. with Thomas G.
Sherman and Con. Traoy, afterwards
CALLED At Nh. nEEonER's REsIpENoE: -.
Mr. Doochor soon hftor arrived from pookRkill,
and tho conversation lasted till $3.50 p. NJ, whom
Tho gentlemen named scpara:ed, aeu.
Tracy. going to b1r. 0vingtoh'a holiaa.
At a lator hour, Mira. Deoollor called on ,Irs.
Triton, whio Hi. pcocher remained ss home re-
celying calls from many friondg. Tho Commit
tee ncsttered, having decided to hold no evening
Hesalon.
A Tribune reporter has interviewed Mr.. Cleyo-
land, who said
Mns. 71LToa AND aIn. DEEcnEn ARE PREPARING
A BTATEMESr
which will bo submitted to the Committee on
Thursday, nud Which will satisfactorily explain
all tho correspondence botwcen thcr1l, nnd all
other mattors contained IN Mr. Tilton's Btato-
mont.
, 1874-07-22

oNcl6s UtsDdtth 70 1Nt GRtcddo 1faofifE.
New YoRK. July 21.-Tho pub1io anxiety to ses
Titon'a statement waa partly gratitlcd thin attor
noon by the publication in . Drorklyn p.l. "r Of
sma1 circulation Of the main part Of tho dnc,s-
mont, tho whole Of which has been tolegtapheu
yon. omiHBions In tho copy - printed hors hnve
boon supplied.
THE EXCITEMENT
existing yesterday waa Increased by tho morning
papors' reports. IL did not Aubside Oh The pub
lication Of the story, for not many aaw 1t but
all those who did wero ut onco shocked, for fow
wllo road 1t carefully but felt that 1t WINS
TIE DEATH-uLow OF DEEonER AND TIE DOWN.
FALL or PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
4 careful nnalysls Of tho whole statement by
friends OF Doecher loave tue most sauguluo Of
bio. II the letters Of Decchor to Moulton are to
be explained on any bypothesa short Of acknovl-
edging Doocher and Mrs. Wlton guilty Of adul-
tory, tho rost. thoY claim. goea for nothing ex-
high. Ono Of his best friends in former ti,nos
said to-day that he had lately detected rilton in
throo distinct lies, and had lost all confidence in
lis yeracity. Other friends Of Dccclcr, rs wel
aa this one, say that all Of BaocherB lalters are
consistent with his honesty, and Mr. Oliver
johnson, managing oditor Of Deacher'a paper,
to-day told inc that the confession and APOLOGY
Was obtained under circumstances which would
give 1t another menntNg when l}oechor spoke.
MANY asaert still thnt Dcecl,or will tlcmolish tho
whole story. Nevertheless, great efrorts havo
boon milking by his friends to
AVOID SUBMISSION OF THIS rApEn.
Bon Buffers aid mas invoked, and be mode
efforts 80 fruitless that to-dny he denies all
participation In tho nnttcr. Tho Committee
today havo been III secret session, evidently
having found Tilton's statenont
MoRK ASTOUNDING
than anticipated. Tho Committee have suffered
under tue imnutation Of being wholly In
Deocher's interest, but they proclaim thelr i'm
Partially. To-day one Of them said that Mr.
Deccher had beon going about for yoars with
HOOK m HIS NoBE,
and 1t was time it cams out, even II tho noao waa
brpkan
, 1874-07-22
aimilar contrtion to ono Of her intimate frien1s.
REHABILITATION.

HEChFITULhTIQH.
1tocnsy- :econd-Final1y, that In addition 70 tho
forog0ing factH and evidences, othor confirma-
tiolls could DO adtluccd II nocdod, to prove tho
following reoapitulatoa statement. namely. tha!
tho ltev. Henry Ward Dceohor, ~ pastor aud
friend OF Mr. Triton and hla family, trcspasaed
In long ondcavor to seduco 1lrs. Elizabeth Il.
Tilton that by tho arttul uHe Of Ills priosly ALL
thority with her, she being hfs pupil ~ religion,
ho accomplished tl,!s seduction; that e{or. a
maintained criminal intercourse with her, over-
coming her previous modest Bcrupfes against
auol conduct BY Investing 4 NTH false 1uAtilca-
t tion AZ sanctioned by lore aud l.x,g religion
degrade Theodore Triton before tho public by
loss Of placo. business, and roputo; that ho
abused DIr. Tiltors forgiveness aud plodgn Of
protection by thereafter authorizing Borioa OF
nonsureH by Plymouth Church having for their
object tho putting Of stigma upon Titton bo-
cal Council, naomuch that tho Moderator Of TINT
Council, Interpreting tlode acts by 13eecller and
his church, declared publicly that they showod
Beecher to 10 the most magnanimouB Of man,
mud Iilton to bs knayo md dog
that when Titon thereafter. not In malice.
but Tor self-protection, wrote letter to Dr.. Da-
con allnding theron to an offenso mud apology
by tho nav. Henry Ward Docchor, ho (hlr.
church -nomhers TO inquire into tho injury dono
}mrvfnr that hc mir 11oncl,or1 hal novnr hecn
tn pnthnT NJ ami, ofTonas .nI ny .noio1v soI
that Sfr. T'ton waa sisnderor. TIKI tn 'm1.hc s
thia inouirv hoar rriaynnaiv nnanat H. 1sitnn @1
Mr. Hoecbor nroviously eonniyad ,rttl, Mira. n
r. rlton to eiyo falae Testimony in j,ia 1Mr'
towarda Mr. iTlton and Sami1v la al ,ast 70.
nujtcd in onon jcatruction of MI. Ti,on,a hn,ao,
hold md homs and dosoiation Of Tia tes srt and
lifo. ~ @~ '>' '''''''~~' - '4'' ''-''' ~''>@
Sworn Ia boforo ma tbts 21l1, ;1.v nf imly 1s;4
TnEononE Tsrnnmyrn Notnrv pnitio'
An rypIIYATIos.
GENTLEMEN OF rl1E CoMm1TTEE: Having laid
have nurnosoiy restricted to lie rnlationa nf Mr.
Duoubor with 1Irs. TiIton. md with m ntl,er mr.
son or persons. / wiah to add an explanation die
to yourBolyeg. Iu tho Golden due. iately cdtod
by me, y eaorestion wns majo. not with nv
knowleilne or consont Tint your committoe. n
nrfnr tn In irgtIv oonaf,tntcf shouj5 rnmnr;so
in addition to sir members appointed by Ilr.
, 1874-07-22

New Yonx, July M.-Gen. Butler has made
at ner n TO
maud OF the Army of tho James Rlyor 10 re-
quired tho colorod troops to lopoalt their money
and yaluablog ut headquarters for aafo-kotping,
and that when ono OF t1oao poor devils got
knocked over and put under ground, do you sup
pose tho money 10 left at Buffers Headquarters
wns evor hoard from again? Butler nude at
loast 81 .000, 900 in this way"
Gen. Butler says tho exact contrary Of this
Blandor; that q savinga bank was established
as'Norfolk, w., for tho benefit of the colorel
troops, 10 that they might haye place to de-
poait thor money IN, under the charge Of the
Quartormastcr Of tho army, which was trans-
lorrel to tic Frcedmen'R Buroau at tho closo OF
tho War, and tho accounts were duly Rottled and
Vouchers giyen for loug tiuo after Gen. Butler
wnB relieved Of tho command Of the Army Of the
James. + hero aror, aftor lon yeatu careful
espionage into my Affairs :. oyury oncmy OF
mine, with equal fcar]osanoss, that ovory accu-
eation tonchiug my acts during tho War, in ciyl
administration, IL equally untrue, anl dofy
proof or probable avldonco to tho contrary"
, 1874-07-22
NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Dispatch to Jht Chfcdoo Tribune.

TIE NEW PEN GENT LOAN.
WAsM1NoToS, D. c., July 21.-The Secretary
of the Iroaaury still adheres 10 the belief that
liberal bids, in considerable numbers, will como
in at tho Inst moment for subscriptions to tho
remainder Of tho per aont loan bonds.
Tho request made in tho 9scretnry'a recent
circular to banks waa thnb bids should
bo filed in tituo to DO opened on tho
23d lust, Thursday noxt, aud although, up
to this time. not ono bid hns been recolyod at
tho Treasury, tho Secretary, nevertheless ex~
poets that partios will be liberal in their oircrs
and 10 believes that the object in thus putting
of until the last moment ia to enable parties to
bAso their bids upon the very latest market DUO
tatlonH tor bonds.
TIE pApEn MONEY MANUFACTURERS.
The New York Dank Note Engraving and Print
ing Companies hayo transferred their fight to ro-
gslu portion Of tho work on Government ,Bsucs,
from Congress- to tho Secretary of the Treasury,
but tho latter official very promptly declined to
Interfere With the existing Contract, especially -
the wholo caae III pcndiog before Congress-.
=. NAVAL MATTEns.
Tho Naval ncgetor, revised aud completed up
to Juno 80 past, viii be really for isBue in 4 few
days. Secretary Roleson has gone away
again, this time to recroato at Rye
Beach. He had allowed tho affairs
Of tho Navy Department to detatn
but his mind continued In atuso Of trlhulatl0n
until hc got started away from hls arduous du.
tics.
THE no0us SAFE gunaLAnY.
Hayes, the anfa burglar, who lhs turned
States ovidonco, mud Who has boon conliued il,
the jail tloro for some time, WIS permitted 10
stroll about tho city to-day, under chkrse Of
three hAiIsH. He dsHircd to rofreah Bis memory
to certain localitlos, as 10 is = stranger hera.
Aftcr walking about for time he managed to
get within Hght Ut the Washington Club-HouAe,
which he instantly pointed out as \ house Iii
which he received a part OF bis instructions.
Tho Club -HouAs has boon the headquarters OF
tho ring, The bailitra ~cro nndor at.ict
orders not TO couyorso with HAyea on
tile subject OF tho burglary, NOR to aid him IN
identifying locatios, wh!oll instructions they
carried out to tho etter. Az result OF Ills ram
bio 1t Ia expected that Hayas will be enabled to
mako hia testlmong much clearer aud mora con-
viucing. -.
Gen. NJ. D. Loggott. Commissioner OF Patents,
has gone to XancsYille to attend tho ll.st re-
union Of his old regiment, which takea place on
Wednesday,.
GEN. aAAr1ELp'H BEcRETAnY,
New YoRK. July 4l.-1Ienry Sherwood, tl,e
Postmaster Of thu United States 1ionao OF Bop
reEontatlyes publishes q card hnra in regard to
tlo statements that Gen. 0artioll's private aae-
fetalY las been borne upon the ioa OF tue Poat-
u'hce against tha deeres Of thB Poas1uestor, and
tAhs his hDrvlcca hhyo not been satisfactory. llo
HayB that tbs gentleman roferfel to has lnat tho
requirements Of lils ul1lco, Tbs. Tostn,aater
p1onouncea unqualiaedly falao and absurd tho
farthor statement lhRt he rofratnod from dis
charging 1araeld's secretary oriuE to tho threat
Of derdald th&l hia oan heaa would 10 u
daugsf.
, 1874-07-22

News Itcms TcleEranhcd to Tho Chi.
cnyo Tribune.

ILLINOIS.
Tho nombcra Of tho Peoria Board Of Trado
mud their invited guests got away about o'clock
yesterday afternoon gu their long-talltei-of ex-
ct'lHion to Detroit. Mich. They will be gone tho
balance Of the week. The Detroit bulls aud
beura will banquet thom, aud tho entire oxcur-
Glon party expect to have an enjoyable time.
IhiB is their annuaa excutaion.
Mai. ". .. Little, Prohibition candidate for
terday. since returning from tho Bloomington
convention up 70 tne lime OF bis death, ho Ind
been lyinG proatrato with painful ilinc6a.
, 1874-07-22

captured burglar yesterday morning, whom he
caught II, tho not Of Tphblng Bhoe-tlore In that
place Tho burglar had 4 oarpot-Haok stuffed
full Of goods.
Peter Gross, Whilst undor tho influence Of
Whisky, and lying In \ acnlf-unconHcious Hlato
1,oar tho rair0ad track in Grown Point yeYtor-
day. with hia right hand across the rail, lad it
train as to nooossitato a,npntaton.
-Early yoatordny morning, anlar, whf1o vnlk-
Ing along tho bank OF tho canal at Lagro, da-
covered tho dead body Of q woman floating Iii tho
east lock, The body was takon out. but 1las not
that tho woman drowned herself.
-Ile Coroner of Grown Point was telegraph
eu LOT to hold an inquest on the body OF n man
folnd on tho track near Writings siatton yea-
terday morning. Foul play III auSpacted.
WtaCoNHIN.
=. 8. Hobart, m old resident ofApploton, Was
almost instantly killed Monday evening by fal-
lug from load Of hay. IIo was assisting an-
other man to climb upon tho load, md, loslng
stone which fractured his skull aud caused hla
death In fow minutes.
IOWA.
Yesterday morning, abort halt-psat o'clock,
r. =. L. Eno, proprietor Of Browns notel, Of
in Waterloo, loapod from window IN tho third
story Of bwift's uoto q distance Of so feet.
He WAS coueidorably bruised about tho lower
limbs, hend, and face, but no boneB woro broken,
o"o ~ ~ WI pI9paol5 rcc9Ser. M.,,u..,. ,..,
.;a osaso noasa s 81. 81 GlunlzassJn Gon,a?scn
np o'a'T ,;n,, ~ ~
anS oea 1s'oru gn ~ uo ,i' VIZ hAeu ~
nH.k Ean "a na " seS ~ VIZ ~,
.as. S1a 'neio""o VI @f'o3A
oset sno sa1 !,..ota;,u ~ 1oso; r,.. t., A..
u -. 115', soa''ss G"n!oeu i y! tnn
pataon T.. ~ III. "ao soi 'nJuleu
ys;;, n niuu "i e., I ~ s1s pi9na.
sf;t notnro,a i,,rn.. rt", ~ ,.oy
Mnn,,,n ,t -, ,s,ar!,n -, H. n,.as, %
HmMt " III ~ ori .os .;, ~ 0ea1
"Ao 'AA'A 'AoA" ~, ,,,s"..aar' sa,u@sup'ns'
rho ,r.a.,,onrosn miSSsso1A. ;saso a,..a, ..n,
I'm Nortnor pa1a uaro,5 nvns cIav Ca,,t,, "
nn ~ ;5,,+;na H. st;1I srfor arot,s ~
~" a',oo a roo+ uI,;c ~nI
f 5sSn .,,., 1tn, o;st n1 aos tu1',
H,,,ot Ako upon as e'o'on5' w s"at, a1d "hn
Soe S,!,'a .aso bon :. ~ ~ o.o seos ~ AnoM
nan; ~.nS pn 9 n1so ~ 'oa' 'no sataco III paeos 'aoS
oSe1p'o9 '"'A - 'se'. ou,o
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,usa s1,on,na,or ~ a"d u T., Nana A'eo '
"A7 0AN'AS"' @wu 1x,snnsa,n n,sa " S'0'AoA'
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1,,n,i i -, asur' a. avn1,a na.. Gr.y
nnd r,,o he. hna, ~, H. To,,n.r ~ ~ w. -,
Hao,;,t. oa,.a;ttad ,,,; ~ s;,s,nat
~ostnr?av nrnr;nr 0@'e'o' - 1"o6'At o''4ooA
'"' o'oS' x,c,,o.v
, 1874-07-22
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Collection OF Taxes on Capital Stock
G;ninillnd1A

8ptcIaI Ufsp0lth to The Chlca0o Tribune.
BpnlNorlELD, ILL.,, July 2l.-1udgs Treat, In
tho United Staten Court to-day, granted term
porary injunction restraining tho collectors along
the limo Of tie T8rra Hhute i st. Louis Railroad
from collecting the tax resulting from tue taxa
ton Of tho capital Atook and also restraining tho
oilcorH Of tho Company from paying tho tax.
Tho argument al TO whnthor tho Injunction slhal!
bo mado perpetual will be held tho scoond Mon.
day III August. In tho meantime tile casaH IN
the Northern District, which hays boou argued
aud taksu under adviHcmsnt, will, Il ia thought,
be divided, and lie deosion tn those oaseH will
govern, no duubt, tha ohso4 IN this court, - a4s
pr1ucipla Ia each u tho aAnaA
, 1874-07-22

HkvAsA, July 21.-Tho dea.h-aentenoo pro.
nounced against Dockray haa boon commutod to
ten yoars' imprisonment by President Borrsno,
Mt tho instance Of Captain-Gonoral Concln.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, July 2l.-Gen. Quosadn
aud staff, Of Tie Cuban arny, have arrived here.
Tholr destination Ia unknown.
, 1874-07-22

BEn11N, July 21.-Tho Hon, Mnrshall Jewell,
the newly-appointed postmnster- General OF tLo
United stateH, has arrived in this city from St.
Petersburg on Ais way home. Ho is engaged in
inspecting the 4or1nhn poBtal-sorvico, and says
piled with advantage to the American postal syB-
tenn. Mr. jewell will leave in few days for
pnrA
, 1874-07-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 21.-Tho Newmarket hfagiatratcB
hayo dismissed tho summons against Mr. Chnp-
lin, Steward of tho Jockey Club, to answer for
violation of tho act Of Parliament In permitting
betting on tho Newmarket raco.course; but
leave has beon granted to tho prosecution to
carry tho oaHo 10 superior court.
, 1874-07-22

.upo7,,sS9'HFEsu u7 IHt CH4fE{IJ 7T5GHlle.
KEwAukEE, Via. July 17.-Tho foroat-lr In
County. ceased to spread with ] ths uofnr % down "f
tho wind on "Wednesday night, but aro NOT yot
oxtinguBho1. aud, unleaa ra!u oomca Som. ara
likely to DO much greater damage. Two farm
hoasfs IN pierce hrasa 4a one in Aaopeo uh out
in tho destruction Of feilces md Erowing crnna -
and OF railroad'tioa, hsm!ock-batk, cedar-%ponts' %
and cord-wood, which lad been cut aud niic,i h
tho woods pepaiatory to hauling It out. Tho
around il 50 dry TINT tho fire workod through
aud letting tho grasu fall to tho oarsn, whero L
afterwards burned. It Ia hard to estimate the
totA oss, but 1t will probably net oxoeoa ql0, ,00o
II this ba tho euu.
, 1874-07-22
FIRES.


STtt3al Dltpatth to The ChteaQo Tfi6u7t.
LAFAYETTE, Inl., July 2l.--The Lafayette
Papor-nfill was destroyed by fire about o'clock
this morning. The lire waa causel by the falling
Of q coal-uil lamp from its pIaco on the wall aud
breaking. Tho night force, with blankets, alnoth-
that tho fro had caught through between
tho lining and tho weatucrboarding. and bo-
fore discovered was boyond control. Tho
mill aud machinery woro completely
destroyed. Loss, $4,000; insurance. pl6. .oo1.
adephi, mud Hartford, Of Hartford, eaci, SO, 900;
Manhattan, Of New York, $4,000; Old Domin-
ion, s2,5o0 ONO, Dayton, aud Cooper, Of Day.
ton, und PENNSYLVANIA, ot philado!phia, $1,000
each; Niagara. OF Now YorL, 81 ,50D Tho principal
vorito, F. dsrgcr. aud George Forosman.
, 1874-07-22

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