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New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-In consequence of the storm
which prevailed yesterday the annual address, which
was TO have been delivered before the Society OF Ag
culture and Horticulture OF Westcheser County, also
the roting which to have taken place In tho AFTER
noon. were postponed until the first fair day.
PEEKsKIII.-Messrs Calvin Frost, E. II. Fairchild.
ana wen f. Coffin have been elected delegates 10 the
Diocesan Convention from ST. Peters Protestant Epls
copa Church.
PLEAsANTvuLE.-The residence OF Wright Hobby was
entered by burglars Wednesday night and robbed OF
Government bonds and other property 10 consoerspo
amount.
SING sING.-The annual 81 Harvest Home" festival,
which has been observed for many years In trinity
Church, will be held on Saturday, the 18Th INST
Mt. KIsCO-An organization composed principally OF
soekeepers has been formed for the purpose or guard
ing their property more efectually at night
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

totals Of the bills OF the Sheriff and the returns to the
secretary OF State support for his cbzrge He also
states that he obtained nom the Pententiary aud
House Refuge returns OF the prsoners admitted on
com from the Courts and from the hgures 10
agree very nearly with the record OF those senencen
making, he states three different lines OF proof Ho
adds few OF the minor convictions obtained snco
the passage Of the Act Of 1861 In the Police Courts %
be Included IN the returns by the clerks gwen III o
above tables and have not been able TO procure re-
from the Police Courts in time for TINS saenen
The Mayor sums up the foregoing table as follows
Pay received for reporting convictions TO Secretary o. o az 500
Cou records show only convictions
-, ......b7l7e
Excess oi CONVICTIONS charged 1865 to 1s67'''i9aII
u Being ef...'
Fxee.. Of 65 4s7 al
by Board Of Supervisor fom one o ~ 55o 90
bhenfs monthly
balance
To which ada amount for excess OF minor
Charged by Sheriff. r9S
90 Eo7
Excess Of 527, 12a cents eooo O
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HOME NEWS.

rABRMoxErra YESTERDAY. AT HUDsUrs. IN BaoApwAf
saa-e9', Soos-67s 80 a-es' hriuishs-sS'
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,AnnsuncementaI

,AnnouncemenA
BURNETT's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated
For an elegant, fashionable Hat of superior
quality EsPkscHEID llS Nssssu
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

Z BROOKLYN.

rr0orn ffru BROOKLYN. rTrT0 NJ
Samuel J. Hewitt, claiming to be o Univer-
saiist minister, committed to the Rsynondst Jsfi
yesterday q charge of vagrsncy.
A meeting is called for Sept. 90 by the Ger
the Eastern District for the purpose Of discus
sing the Feasibility OF RAINING ferry boats from the foot
OF North secondst, this city. to Grsnd-st. NewYork
The charges Of unbecoming conduct against
the Rev. b. Ceaver pastor Of the sixthave Baptist
Church having been inquired into and declared un-
founded by q committee Of the sixth-ave Baptist
Church. and dssa isacton having been expressed
the verdict Of the committee, Mr. Ceaver has for
nay rendered his resignson pastor Of the church
It has not yet been accepted
LONG ISLAND. --A
HEMPsTEAD.-The Internal Revenue returns
of Queens County show the cigar business in that
County to be an important In Its relation to the
Government revenues. Tne number Of cigars manu-
factured during August was s22l07. The number sold
wholesale from tho l7 factories in the county was
the value being about 60 per thousand
Government a tax Of Sisol2 SO. The Hampstead
branch Of the South side Railroad commonly known as
be sold on wednesday, Oct. 2s at Hewetts Hotel, to
satisfy judgment order, the Brooklyn Trust CO. Deing
the plaintiffs.
South Side Railroad by the Messrs poppenan%sen sen np
pears to have caused general satisfaction along sne hhe
'''' ' STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND.-The Fall term of the Richmond
County Court and Court OF Oyer ana Terminer VIII
open the Courthouse the second Monday OF next
month. when the OF the four desperadoes-Jonn
Short, Lewis Forsyth, John Durkin, aud John Henry
Will be considered by the Grand Jury. These men were
implicated in the robbng Of Capt Jacob Ii. ysnderbis
house, the Glove road, two or three months ago.
Sheriff Denye says that he s anxious dpr 1e 6n tbem
day and night for fear they win make another attempt
son eseepns John Hen and are expecting
years each on the present eharge'
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OIL 10.
The StraitsviIIe Miners.

COLUMBUS, July l5.-Adviccs received
bv Gov. Allen this evening from Straits
Vile. state that to-day VIM. Sigart, a
guard at the mines, was induced by two
strikers to take drink out of bottle
said To contain cordial. Soon afterwards
he WAS seized by spaSmS from poison,
said to have been mixed with the liquor.
The two men were at once taken INTO
custody and fearing riot among the
strikers in consequence, a Justice OF Peace
in behalf ofthe Sheriff, asked the Governor
t. place the town under martial law.
Soon after dispatch was received from
the Mavor of Straitsviile, saying he did
No, anticipate any riot. Secretary fut-
nam sent n telegram to the Mayor asking
IT the prisoners were in the Mayors con-
trul. aud if So, could he hold them ana
keep down the riot. In answer to TINS
the MAYOR telegrsphed back that the
prisoners had been discharged on account
ot uformalitv in the attidavits, and he has
uo fear, of trouble The men will be re-
arrested tonight.
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The Cotton Crop.

The cotton planters report tothe Depart
ment of Agriculture in accordance with
n conditional promise, of their June re-
port, show an increase in the condition OF
the plant in every State. The per cent
ages of the average condition are higher
than in June, by the following figures;
Three in Louisiana; four in Arkansas,
Mississippi, Tennessee and Alabama;
eleven in &c rgia; twelve in Tennessee
and Texas, and thirtcon in North Carroll
ma. Texas and North Carolina return
the condition above the average. The
f,llowing State averages are, North Car
ulina, lO2; South Carolina, So; Georgia
81; Florida, SO; Alabama -; Mississippi,
81; Louisiana, 73; Texas l02; Arkansas
~, Tennessee, 81. As compared with
July last year the condition is higher,
ex, ept in Florida, Louisiana and Arkan-
sas, though the difference is slight in
Tennessee and Georgia, and not very
wide i'm Mississippi and Alabama.
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NEW YORK.
News Items.

New YORK, July l5.--In the Court of
General Sessions of Brooklyn, to-day,
Lizzie r. King alias Kate Stoddsrd, who
it is supposed murdered Chas. Goodrich,
was pronounced hopelessly insane. She
will be sent to the insane asylum to-
morrow.
The following is list Of the heaviest
losses among the insurance companies
here, from the Chicago fire, as far as
ascertained: Home, Sl50,OOO; Phoenix, Of
Brooklyn, 25,OOO to 10000; Republic,
10000; Underwriters agency 1000;
Continental, $4,000; Hanover, 10000
Standard, 10000; North British Ameri-
can, 10000; Howard, 10000 to 25,OOO;
Manhattan, 10000; Citizens, 10000;
Barring, $4,000; and Williamsburg City,
10000
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UTAH.
The Courts.

SALT LAKE July l5.-Thr Governor
of Utah has issued a proclamation, under
the Poland bill, tiriu@ the tim" and place
t,r holdnr the District and Supreme
Courts of the Territory. The Third DIS
trict Court has issued mandamus to the
CITY Recorder in behslfof the tax payers.
asking for AN examination and per-
mission to take copies of the city records.
The case is to be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
Ann Eliza Young will arrive here this
evening, and reception will be given
her at the Walker House.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The New Gable.

PPORTSMoUTH, July 1.-THE shore
end of tho telegraphic cable WAS success
fully landed from the steamer AmbaSsa-
dor, at Rye Beach, at three o'clock this
morning. The crew and electricians
were assisted by many of our townsmen,
and number of ladies and gentlcmar
visitors. In the morning the drag rope
To haul the cable ashore AT six spices
were completed and communication was
had with II steamer, lying about three
quarters ola mile off shore. The man
ager of the cable Office of steamers,
with Mayor Millus and
several other gentlemen brrakfastcd
at Governor Strauss Cottage. The Am
ba,sador will reach the shoals about
noon and will probably complete the
work So as to sail Tonight with the
Faradav. The weather was fine, the sea
smooth and everything favored n COM
plctc success. A salute of 100 guns waS
fired on the beach, and rockets and other
fire works were displayed during tn"
landing. Guns and rockets wer5 also
fired from the steamer. a number "i
ladies and gentlemen have gone on the
steamer Ambassador to witness the com
plrtion of the laying of the cable.
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TEX As.


GALVESTON, July 15.-A Ns'cs special
from ,Jacksboro, oftha fourteenth, by eI-
press, lust in from Lost Valley, states
that about 80 Indians attacked Charnig
rancho. fifteen miles distant, at noon To-
day. After severe fight with fifteen
whites, the Indians failed I" take
several horses. John Racoth while mt work
was killed. Capt. Baclwin, command
ing at Fort Richardson. dipatChed nifty
cnuntrvmrn, under Licuts. Lcbo and
Ward in pursuit of the Indians.
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OUR dispatches this morning contain n
Very succinct and intelligible account "i
the great fire in Chicago last Tuesday
nirht. The destruction was far less than
that bv the great conhagration of 1871,
tu, still itsoccurrence at all ought to have
been prevented Fromth" experience" Of
Chicago other cities may learn the eI-
trrmr danger of permitting the erection
Of wooden buildings, crowded together,
in any qnarter ofthcir municipal limits.
1t is n lesson that ought to be needed ~
we'll in Wheeling AS in Chicago.
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INSURANCE LOSSES.

MEMPHIS. July lj.-The Nis.i-.ippi
Valley. People. and Planter ln.uranc"
compsnie. II this city are sufferer. By
the Chicago fire. but 81 what extent j. not
definitely s.certained, though the lo-- j.
not very heavy.
DAYfox. July 1.-THE trcmen In
surance Company of DAYTON; reported
10 have lost forty thousand dollar. by the
Chicago FIRE, had no risk on the burnt
property.
HARTFORD, Ct, July lj.---The in,ur-
ancc companie, here l1-e $1,000 by the
Chicago IRE. The .Ktna l0-r. $500;
Hartford, 1900; National, 81, ,OOO, and
PhPniK 1900.
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INDIANA.
Democratic Nominations.

ISDIANAFoLIs, July l5.-The follow
ing nomination. were made By the DIM
Ocratic Convention, held here to-day. for
State officer: For Secretary "f STATE J..
J.. Gregg. of Randolph county Auditor
of STATE T. Henderson. of Morgan cnn-
~; Treasurer u STATE, Il. e. shaw, II
Marion county; Superintendent of Put
lie Instruction, j. II. Smart, Of Allen
county; Attorney General, c. \. Bu--
kim, Of Gibson county; Judge Of tie
Supreme Court, Horace =. Biddle, 81
Cas- county. Messrs. Henderson and
BiddIe are also nominated on the farm
ers ticket
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The Regatta---An Exciting
Race.

! SARATOGA, July lj.-Owing Ia III"
roughnc,s of the water the Freshman
and single scull champion races to-day
were postponed from half past three
o'clock Ia between five and siI. Long
before the time fixed ia" places assigned
! to the spectators were all filled, and there
were in tn" village hundreds anxious To
secure conveyance to the lake. Every
conceivable vehicle was brought into
rcuu,itiuu. aud ut all prices, from ID
! cents "A s"it Ia fifteen and twenty dollar
| for a hack. which sum the horses and nll
nt auction would scarcely bring. tn"
accommodations offered the spectator,
were very poor. Ladi". richly dressed
were obliged Ia drag their
drcssc- over mn cNt"mporary
bridge. which at every .tcp brought the
watrr up over their shoes. The pro-
gramnc WA. that ia" single scull rae"
would take place iir.t, between iv" and
III "cl"ck. Th" usual signal gun fired
ut ia" starting point down ia" lnh" was
heard. and ut length il was announced
that tho cnut"-iuut. had started. Soon
they wcr" seen. and then II wa iound
that the freshman, champion ia "ar"d race
wa. on. shortly ailcrward II was seen
that Yal" va. ahead, Brown neat and
Princeton in th" rear The" positions
were maintained for nearly two mile,
when Brown made .puu, Yale
mad" trcmrndu"u. effort, and IN about
jO>cn pull, hot ahead thr"" ar four
Lengths. The ln.t of the three mile WA,
then reached. and Princeton, holding a
position on th" west id" of Lake, u few
lengths in the rear Of Brown, shUt ahead
with great .pc"cd IN half adozrn strokes
Princeton "v"rhaul"d Inl" and ~ f"w
minut,. tapped "n her. lal" now having
.hukcn ~ Brown saw IN d.may Prince
ton coming up IN" home stretch lik"
rae" hor-c and tried tp equal th" phc" "i
IN" n,w c"utr.tnnt, but her stroke
w"r" not p" powerful n. they were when
challenged by Brown, b"sIdrs Yale wa
of On the eat I'D" Of thc. lake, where th"
ending Of the line Of the CDur" was
further Uf than on the west side, up
which Princeton wns dashing IN b."
line Yale turned her head 20 shorten
the run Un th" cDursr, Princeton gaining
al every .trokc and crD.-ing ia" lin"
about two feet ahead. tn" starting and
ending uf the line. run diRgonally Rrrr~s
7 the lake 80 that the boat coming up Ia
/ the ending line on one Id" "f the lake,
has much greater di.tanr" Ia make than
. the one on the other sid", h"Dc" the con
/ tr.tant. aimed for th"sp0t where the line
I wa. drawn toward the starting point.
The rac. wu given % Princeton, and
I Princeton color was hoi.ted on flag
/ .taF above that ~ Yale, hut the decision
va. di.puted and il Wa, stated that
CONFEDERATION would b. granted. In
the meantime Brown who wa about
twenty lengths behind,
having given the race up when iales
hook them N. made a wide circuit and
then went to quarter. The Judgss
finally decided that Princeton won the
race ~ l2t. The dispute originated
from the fart that PRINCETON came IN
out.ide 0f the stake, but Il Wa found
they had 10 do sD Or be cut IN too by
H.io.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and l2th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToH, July Is.
Suspension Of the Freedmen's
Savings Bank,

The suspension of the Freedmen
Savings Bank, which retains the savings
of many industrious colored persons, is
the chief subject of conversation among
them. Three deaths have resulted in
directly from the suspension, the victims
being women, who went into wild state
of imbecility and collapse at the loss OF
H.;
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ARK ANSAS.
TheCOnVentiOn.

LITTLE Rock, July l5.-Thc Con
vcntion did but little business to-day. The
organization was completed, and u
Committee on Elections appointed. a
committee was also appointed to wait on
the Governor. Hon. J. ID. Ward, mem
bcr of the Congressional Investigating
Committee WAS invited to seat inside
the bar.
Weather cloudy and rainy.
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TuE treatment which General DXI
Proposed for the man who pulled down
the American haG would Toe about the
right thing for the inc"ndisry. a few
case. of shooting ION the spot might har"
wholesome influence in the prevention OF
thi, crime. In Chicago yesterday inc"ndla-
rtr, were plying their trade for purposes
of robbery,
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LOUISVILLE.
Accidentally Shot.

LOUISVILLE, July lj.--Eugene Fox,
..r Of ". II. Fox, a prominent m"r-
Giant of thi, city, was accidentally sh"t
while hunting in Madison county, yes
t"rlay. 1t i, reported that the youth WAS
shot bv little boy who was with him at
The time. The wound is fatal.
Andrew BaX was Sunstruck while
working on the street this afternoon, and
died i'm few hours.
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National Bank Notes.

&c The treasurer has decided that Na-
tional banks Will be permitted to make
good amounts charged to the five per
cent fund for the redemption of their
notes by the remittance of National bank
notes; thus saving the expense Of remit
ting legal tender notes from the Treas
ury Department in return for bank notes
redeemed, and Of the return of legal ten
ders by banks to make good the five per
cent fund The first deposit of five per
cent must, however, be made in legal
tenders i'm all cases
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Postal Affairs.

George :. Bangs, general superintend-
cnt of railway postal service, goes to
Chicago tonight to look after the inter
ests of the Po,tothce Department, in con-
nection with the burning of the postotiice
in that city, last night. The government
losses between $4,000 and 10000 by the
destruction of the office.
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Sampson OIL.

This oil deriving its name from Samp'
son. meaning strength) is one of the best
if not the best remedy offered to the pub
lie for rheumatism, and all pain, and II
appears that no medicine has ever gained
SO isttering a reputation in so short
time. maylS
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NASHVILLE.
Railroad Accident.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July IA lum-
Der train fell through the trestle works
over Peach Tree Creek. on the Air Line
Railroad. four miles from Atlanta, Ga..
this morning, killing one colored man,
and dangerously wounding six Others, all
that were on the train.
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Attempts at InCendiarism.

The fire in northern Chicago originnt-
cd in Dugan. .mok" house in the rear Of
hi packing establishment. Nearly an
entire block wa burned. but the build
ing, were mostly Of an inferior character.
The fire burned for over an hour and a
half. One planning mill destroyed con
tanned .ome valuable machinery and
patterns. The lo,s i estimated $1,000,
During the progrc-. Of thi. fire tw" at
tcmpts al incrndiarism in the .amc
nrighbOrhoOd were discovered and fru.-
tratrd. In one case Kerosene oil wa.
u.ed. Another alarm wa .Oundrf from
the corner of Wabash avenue and Madi-
son street at about O'Clock, but the fire
there Wa sDDn subducd
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The effect of the news of the Chicago
fire this morning, was to knock down
the prices Of stock slightly, but this state
of affairs did not last long. and there was
quick rally. The market is tevcrIsh
and unsettled The stock market Is the
only one that has been at all disturbed.
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Base Rail-.

SARATOGA, July l5.-In the second
game of base ball between the Yalcs and
HarVaris, the latter were defeated & to 3,
the Wales thus winning two gamcs aud
taking the college championship.
CHICAGO. July lj.-ln II game of base
ball to-day. the score stood: Chicagos,
10; PhiladclphiaS, q. Six of the home
nine were burned ont in the Continental
Hotel which WAS destroyed by fire ycSt'r-
day.
NEW YORK, July lj.-ln a game of
base ball TODAY, the score stood b for the
Mutuals, and for the Atlantis.
PHILApELrHIA, July l5--ln the game
of base ball to-day the score stood; Ath-
lrCtics, d; BoStons, T.
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TheChess Congress.

The play yesterday Was seriously in.
tcrruptcd at the close of the day by the
calamity which b"iel this city. Since
the last report llasmcr has won ,lr -
games from Congdon and one game from
Perrin. Mckenzie won two games from
Book, who withdraws from the tourna-
mcnt ut the next meeting of the Con
grc,s. The constitution, by-mws and
rules Of play which were adopted by the
American Chess Association will De- re-
ndmntrd before the Cnngrrss adinmrns.
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Saratoga Boat Races.

SARATOGA, July l5.-Thc weather !,
very pleasant, rather warm out but th"r"
j. cooling breeze. The start in the
Freshman race will take plac" about I
=. VI. II. VI. Hooper, No. 4 "f Trinity,
ha, been excused aud Buckley substituted.
1t l. said the Wc,lcyans went over ia"
course yesterday in l. minutes, The
Hnrvard~ new .hcl has arrived Cornell
in their practice yesterday made ~
stroke. per minute very evenly. The
Iulr Freshmen made a.
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For State Senate Second District

In compliance with the wishes of many
friends, / hereby announce myself as a
candidate to represent the Second Senateri-
al District in the Legislature, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic nominating
convention. WIN. Il. ICE.
Marion county, ". Ia. jyl4
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Democratic County Convention,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
primary meetings will be held at the
usual places of voting in each District, eS-
cepIing the districts of Richland and
Liberty, where the meetings will be held
Ina Richlann, at the School House, near
tirrggsville on Woods run, and in Liberty
district in the town of West Liberty. said
meetings will be held in the city districts,
between the hours OF and y o'clock p. M,
on the 25th day of July, 1874, and in the
country districts between the hours OF
and o'clock p. M, of the same day, for the
purpose of nominating all District officers
and also for the purpose OF selecting Three
delegates from each district TO the County
convention to he held AT the Court House
OF ohio county, on MONDAY, the 9th day
OF July, 1874, at 10 o'clock q. m, 10 nonii'
nate Representatives to the State Legisla-
ture and Delegates 10 the Democratic Sena-
torial and Congressional Conventions.
By order OF the Ohio County Democratic
Executive Committee.
IVA NJ. RELY, Chairman.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
viii be partly cloudy, and threatening
with south or west winds and Nllght
fall of temperature.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
First Congregational District
w. Va.

rr,HE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee from the
r,rs, Dstrict, In absence of any District
n,,t,aa hereby call Convention of
peIegatas from each of the counties OF
80, n,s,r,ct TO meet at Ellenboro, in the
60 of Ritchie, W. Va, on THURS
nav the 18th day of AUGUST. 1874.
nomInste a Congressional Representa-
rive for said district. Your committee re-
snectfully request that county meetings be
n.IJ TO appoint Delegates to said Conven-
fiOn. -
PANSELL, WN. p. THOMPSON,
= ". GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
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FIRE.
Iowa Falls.

CHICAGO, July l5.-The fire last even
ing at Iowa Falls, Ills, destroyed forty
five buildings involving loss of one
hundred thousand dollars; insurance
small