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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-28
Threw Her Babe In the Canal,

FREEMANsBURa, Pa, November 97.-
The excitement over the supposed steal
Ing from Its cradle OF the child Of Albert
Goss, on Tuesday night, eliminated 10.
day on finding its body in the Lehigh
river, The evidence indicates that The
mother threw the child In the river. Mrs.
Goss was arrested and conveyed TO the
Easton Jail this morning. There Is much
feeling sgainst the woman.
LATRR.-The mother OF the supposed
stolen child, whose body was found in the
Lehigh river this morning, alter confess.
ing to haVeing thrown It into the river YES
terdsy morning,w Immediately arrested
and taken TO the Northampton county
prison at Easton.
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The Fight in the Cherokee Nation.

TALEQUAH, CHEROKEE NATION. In
DIAN TERRITORY, November 28-An in.
vestigation by Major Ingalls, Of tho fight
here on the Gath shows a lanentabIe
condition Of affairs. Over one hundred
shots were fred at a man named Joseph
Murphy. While at! work on q build.
ing q citizen was shot in the breast,
and died soon after. An attempt was
made to assasSinate Thomas Hspchett
and Thomas Dix with pistols, They
are both members Of the National Coun-
ell. They will probably recover. The
sheriff and deputy have resigned. The
sheriff from the Illinois district and a
posse Of mounted men are patrolling The
place. Over 100 warriors have come In,
and others arc on the way. The ex-
citement Is intense, and more trouble is
anticipated tonight.
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FROM the origin OF matter Prof. Tyn-
dali has come down to a matter Of more
direct importance. In q letter to the
newspapers he deals with typhoid fever
and its mode Of transmission. His view
is that typhoid Is contagious, and Is trans
mlttcd and propagated solely by matter
which has been in contact with the body
of typhoid patient. Filth is ready
conductor Of the poison. but filth will not
originate 1t. Complete .dlsinfection or
destruction Of all typhoid material is in.
sisted upon.
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No Whites In the Black Hills
Country.


CHICAGO, November 27-Rerorts hsy.
Ing been published In several western
newspapers and reproduced elsewhere,
purporling 10 be accounts from parties OF
whttemen, fitted out at Fort Laramie and
Fort Saunders, who had penetrated 10
the Black Hills country, an investigation
was ordered by Gen. sheridan, through
the officers commanding at the different
points on the border Of tho Black Hills
territory. The result Of these INQUIRIES
prove that 80 far no white men have en-.
tered that territory since tho expedition
OF Gen. CuStar. Col. Palmer, command.
ing the post at Fort Saunders, reports that
company oil prospectors under Colonel
Grow lett Laramie City some time since,
and succeeded In discovering what thew
believe 10 be good placer diggings within
lorty or fifty miles Of that place, up the
Big Laramie River. This is NOT in the
Indian country.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Sec.
relary OF War to-day forwarded the iol.
lowing telegram from General Sheridan
to the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHICAGO, November 81.
"1o BHgddiSr General 7Opnvnd, Rash-
tngt0H:
u wish to relieve the Hon. Secretary
OF War from any apprehension coming
from false statement going the rounds
oi some OF tho Eastern papers reporting
miners at work In tho Black Hills. II is
possible the report may have originated
from the recent discovery Of gold forty
miles north Of Laramie City, on the
Union Pacific Railroad, where many
miners have gone. This place Is at least
200 miles southwest OF the Black Hills.
l5ignedl "P. Il. SHERIDAN,
S"Lituteadnt General"
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Cullen lh9 Chicago Forger.

PlrrBuRo1, November 27.-The case
Of arrest Of Phillip Cullen upon a tel
egram received from Chicago, for forgery,
was taken up in Court today. Cullen's
Attorney asked tho Court to tixa definite
time for his discharge unless a requisition
from Illinois had arrived. The Court
fixed the time for Monday morning, after
which Cullen was remanded to Jail. A
special detective from Chicago arrived
o.day with the requisition and immedi.
ately proceeded 10 Harrisburg 10 serve II
on the Governor. He is expected back
tomorrow.
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TRANsFRRS OF REAL EsTATE.-Fhe
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county OF Ohio, were lett lor
record at the office Of tho Clerk Of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday:
Deed made Oct. 20. 1874, by ]. Il. Ball
and vile 10 Alopzo Barkley, for lot %
feet front ON east side OF Huron street,
and running back 100 feet, Admitted
Nov. 81; $1,000.
Deed made August Q, 1874, BY John
Weibel and vile 10 W. O. Thornburgh,
for one aero Of land on Little Wheeling
Creek. Admitted Nov. 81; $500.
Deed made Nov. 1s, 1874, by W. @.
Thornburgh and wife to VIM. K. Geary,
for one acre Of land Of the Thornburgh
estate. Admitted Nov. 81; $500.
Deed made Nov. 90, 1874, By Board Of
Commissioners OF Ohio County to Gusta.
yus Bowers, for lots Nos. IS and IA OF
@Poor House Farm" (St acres) J, Ad.
mitted Nov. 90; $1,600.
Deed made Nov. 8, 1874, BY Geo. Otto
and vile to Sophia STRIPPED (wife Of John
strIppeD for south one.halI ol lot No. 8 In
square 10, 9. W. Admitted Nov. a5i
$3.50.
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CINCINNATI, November 27,-1n Mayor
Johrson's last message TO the Council he
recommended the sale OF the Cincinnati
Water Works, claiming that private
corporation would furnish the city with
wafer at cheaper rates, and that very i'm
portant interest oil the city would be re.
moved from the degradation Of politics
Yesterday a Mr.. Jordan, representing a
number Of eastern capitalists, arrived in
tho city for the purpose Of ascertsining
whether the city will sell It's water works
charter to an incorporated company.
They propose, In case they succeed In
purchasing the privilege, to erect new
pumping works and supply the city at
less rate than Is at present exacted from
cOnaumera
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LITTLE Rock, November 2o.-Warren
Williams, q Conductor Of the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad had his head smashed
on Thursday, at Annapolis against wood
pile while the train was in motion. Ames
Fuller, during temporary fit of insanity,
blew his brains out with shot gun this
morning at Malvern about forty miles
south OF hero. Moi Gen, Churchill, com.
manding state militia resigned to-day.
Gen. r. G. Newton, the former com.
mander was re'appointed 10 the vacancy.
The remainder OF the general officers Of
the militia were mustered and arc to be
reorganized.
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Knights ON the Way to New Orleans,

MRMPnEs, November 97.-Last night
the Great Republic with the Osceola
CommAndry, OF St. Louis, and the Idle.
wild with the Ellwood Commandry, Of
Springfield, Illinois, and this morning The
Thompson Dean with the communicates
Of Cairo, Central Iowa, Illinois and Terre
Hsute, Indiana, together with large
number ol ladies and Individual Sir
Knights, arrived here, and at 10 O'Clock
this morning were received OF the leVeO
by Cyrene Commandry, oi this city,
amid sAlutes Of artillery from the bluffs,
which were lined with people. At1GB0
the steamers lett for New Orleans amid
tho firing OF guns and music from the va.
rious bands accompanying them and the
band with the Memphis Knights, The
Knights on board being drawn up in line
on the hurricane roof, and every steamer
10 port displaying her bunting, making q
striking scene. The weather was delight.
iul, and the pilgrims and their families
express themselves delighted with their
trip, without an accident, to mar the
pleasure OF il,
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A WelIsboro Bank Robber Arrested.

ELMIRA November 27.-Michael Welsh
who was arrested recently in Waverly as
being connected with the Wellsboro bank
robbery and who was having an exsmi.
nation In this city was remanded yester.
day to WClisboro on requisition. Dur.
ing the examination the testimony oi
Geo. Barnes, who works Tor banks, the
livery stable keeper, from whom the
teams were hired 10 go over to Wells.
boro, was given and was very strong
agaius! Welsh as well as Casgrove and
Cook, who were arrested some time since
and are now In tho Wellsboro jail, and
showed clearly their completely in the
affair.
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THH cost Of transporting coal over the
Baltimore s Ohio Railroad from Fair
mont or Clarksburg to Baltimore, 800 and
sol miles, is IS per ton Of 1000 pounds,
with drawback allowed on shipments to
Eastern ports.
Over the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
from Ksnawhs county, say $50 miles, the
coal tariff Ia one per cent per milo tor
each 2,240 pounds on bitumous or splint,
aud one cent and even.tenths on camel.
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 27.-Herr zehliches,
one Of the editors OF the Epenesr 6azIttS
was brought before the Judge to-day aud
examined on oath with reference to hla
statement concerning Count Won AJnlm'a
negotiations with that journal. The
public prosecutor has decided to ask the
court, before which Count Won Arnlm 10
70 be tiled 10 exclude the public during
the trial, as 1t will be necessary TO read
oHcial documents, publicity OF which
would be preludcial 10 the state,
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POSTAGE UNPAID.-Letters addressed
to the following parties arc held for post.
ago IN the Postof1ce in this city: Miss
Helen Cummings, city, 1c; Mr.. s.-stein-
field, No. 1924 Water street, city, 1ci Il.
e. Quarter, city, 1c; Otto Koealker, Full
ton, 1c; Mrs. R. p. q. staub, No. 8 Clarke
street, Baltimore, Md, &c. Miss Anna E,
How, care of Mics FAIRIES, 1884 Mt. Yer
non street, Philadelphia, Pa, DC; Peter
Holpp, 2344 Chapline street, city, &c; II.
Hcllman, 3C4 Canal street, New York, &c.
Miss Bertha Dafler, corner Chaplinc and
10Th streets, city, 1c; W. V, Hoge, attor-
ney, 1900 Market street, city, 1ci Wiley
Hamilton, care New York Clipper office,
New York city, 1c; G. Stuart Beverly,
care New York Clipper office, New York
city, 1c; Halls Sale and Locke Co., %
Smithfeld street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Sc;
Fillalo der Rheinischen Kredit Bank,
Ffeilburg, Baden, per German mail
steamer, Germany, 1c.
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MRs. GENERAL SHERMAN has pr resent-
ed her daughter, Mrs. Fitch, with house
in St. Louis, which she has furnished ele.
gantly, while the General Of the Army has
added $4,000 in cash thereto, and when
the rich, rarc and elegant four hundred
wedding presents are taken into consider.
alton, what young lady about to be mar
ried wouldn't be the daughter Of the
General Of the Army?
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Marine Accident.

Boston, November 29.-on Wednes-
day, of Deer Island, N. B., above East
port, Maine, q schooner run down q fish
Ing boat with six persons on board. MIR.
and Mrs. Lambert were drowned, an
other lady was picked up almost dead,
and three young men saved their lives
by climbing on board the schooner.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NRw ORLEANS, November 2O.-The
Returning Board to-day resolved to pro-
the returns oi all the Senatorial
Districts canvassed. Nineteen citizens
Of LAfourche parish have been arrested
on warrants Issued BY the United States
Commissioner, charging them with VIC.
lauon Of tho Enforcement Act. They
will DO brought here for preliminary
examination,
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Accident a. CIa,E'a Thread Work,

NEWARK, N. J., November 29-The
accidental breaking Of the driving wheel
at ClaEk's Thread Works to-day, caused
the loss Of $4,000 and throws 800 Of the
1000 operatives, mostly females in the
spinning department, out oi employment
Tor six weeks.
Rev. DR.. Scarborough ot Pittsburgh,
formally accepts the BIshopric ol South.
ern New jersey, in letter published
tos day.
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WASHINGTON.
sAFR BURGLARY TRIAL-AcoUrTTAL OF
WILLIAMSBURG DISAGREE As TO HAR-
RINaToN AND WHITLEY.

sAFR BURGLARY TRIAL-AcQUrTTAL OF
WILLIAMSBURG DISAGREE AS TO HAR-
RINaToN AND WHITLEY.
WARRINGTON, November 27.-At TWEEN.
ty minutes past II o'clock the Jury came
into the Court room. The roll was called
and the Judge said: l am about to ask
you few questions, but you need not an.
swer any except what you are asked.
Turning TO the foreman he said: Have
you agreed on verdictS
Foreman-We have, sir, as to ono Of
tho defendants.
Judge-Is there q reasonable probabili.
ty that you will not agree upon the guilt
or innocence OF the other defendants
Foreman-There Is.
JudgC-What do you oil say, gentle
menH
The jury were unanimous that they
could not sgree as 10 the others. The fore.
man said that after o full consultation
with the members OF the jury he thought
ii impossible to agree.
Judge-Well that Is the only way In
which you can find out about Ii. Now l
want to caution all In the court room
against any denomination when the YER
dict shall be given. do not feel as though
l oughtto hold this jury any longer after
what leel has been very careful con-
siderAtion Of the case on their part.
Foreman-We agree that Arthur B.
Williams is innocent and cannot agree
upon Whitley and Harrington.
The jury were then discharged and the
Judge ordered the clerk 10 continue
recognizAnces till the next term. The
Court then adjourned. Immediately after
the adjournment Harrington and A. B.
Williams at once stepped forward and
were congratulated.
Barker, one Of the colored Jurors dis
missed, devulged the fact that on the first
ballot they stood eight for acqulttal and
IOur for conviction In the Harrlgton case,
the following Jurors voting for conviction: :
Craig, Mann and Hickllng, white, and
hosby, Colored, and the vote did nor
chsoge during the whole time they were
out.
In Whitely's case the vote stood for
acquittal and 8 for conviction, Hickling
changing his vote in favor Of Whitley,
and this vote was not further changed.
There was no difference OF opinion In
Williams case, all agreeing that he was
innocent.
INTIMIDATION IN TIE JuRY ROOM.
The jurors agree in their statements
that Craig stood like a rock for conVic-
tion, and that Mann and Mosby adhered
10 him. They also assert that Craig was
cursed, reviled, called every vile cplthet
it was possible to imagine, in order 10
make him change his opinion; but he
did not finch. He was subjected TO in.
timidation by every plan they could de-
wise, but without effect.
The crowd fingered about the court
room for half an hour discussing the
subject and talking with the jury, who
were free TO relate what trapspired in the
jury room.
POSTAL APPOINTMENT.
The President to-day appointed II. 8.
Hascell Post Master at Portage city Wis.
Vice O. P. Austin commission expired.
Jas. q. Hemphill, has been appointed
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MR WILLIAM FlNDLEY and family, oI
this city, will sail from New York ior
Liverpool ln the White Star Line steam
ship "OCeanic" on the 12Lh oi December
and will 20 thence by rail to the South OIL
Scotland, where they will remain until
spring among relatives. This will make
Mr.. Findley's sixth trip across the Allan.
tic.-BeAaire Independent.
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Executive CIemsucv.

Boston, November 97.-The Governor
yesterday pardoned out Of the State Prison
three prisoners sentenced for lie and one
for fifteen years. They had served from
six to twelve years each, and executive
clemency was exercised by reason Of good
behavior In confinement and the miIiRa.
ting circumstances attending the crimes.
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Weather ReporI.
War DIPAETAEnF,
UFFICa OF THR CHIKP SIGNAL OPYICER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 27.-s:00 p. Il.

PRoBAB1ITTRS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, In.
creasing cloudiness, with areas Of rain or
snow, decidedly lower temperature, Varia.
BILE winds, and rising barometer during
the night.
For the upper lake region and the
Northwest, continued cold and partly
cloudy weather, winds shifting to south
erIy and westerly, with snow during the
night in Missouri and near Lake MiChi.
gan.
For the lower lake region, generally
cloudy weather and areas oi snow, with
southwest to northwest winds, lower tenn.
perature and stationary or rising baEome'
ter.
For the canal region oI New York, the
temperature will fall decidedly during
Saturday.
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WHEELING WEST VA SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, 1874

Mr.. HALsTEAD, the genial Apollo oil
the Cincinnati Commercial, does not seek
encounters with disemboded spirits. Be.
Ing invited by sundry table tippers and
spirit msnlpulators'to assist at a "seance''
in New York, the Field Marshal daintlly
but perOmptorily declines. ~ am not
curious about It," says he, and as the con-
ditlon Of Investigation Is to 60 into dark.
ened rooms and guess at j1gglers' tricks
performed not only in faint light, but to
the sound Of doleIu! music, the entertain.
ment Is not inviting, and l shall not par
ticipate."
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BRIDGEPoRT lTEMs.-On Thanksgiving,
as Mrs. Maria Thomas, who lives in West
Bridgeport, was passing crowd of boys
Ohe heard one Of them apply TO her the
name Of "red eye" Whereupon Mrs. T.
commenced hostilites and by some well
aimed lime stones was soon mistress oI
the situation. Yesterday morning Mar
shall McConnaughY took her little
walk. Express Chsrges-fVe dollars and
costs.
The work on the earns Dutch GAP
canal is progressing finely. If somebody
Is not bottled on that Job 1t will be
strange.
Parties who were on their way over
the Kirkwood bridge last evening 10 have
q little prize fight were overtaken and
dispersed by the Marshal. They are not
in town to-day.
The festival held in the Presbyterian
Church Thursday evening was success
On last Sunday night, about 12 o'clock
the engineer at the La Belle Glass House
was surprised at the decrease Of steam
Notwithstanding the increase Of fire, and
on examination found the boiler red hot
and empty. Fortunately his efforts to
get water in failed. The damage done
amounted to about $500. he Is not run
ming that engine now.
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AARON RAMSEY, o farmer Of this coun'
ty, raised over five thousand bushels ol
wheat last season, and has aowed over
three hundred bushels this tall. Mr.
Ramsey owns over 400 acres Of land In
this county and lives in $4,000 brick
house near Powhattau. u.-Martin'S Ferry
NeuS
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. ~ The
Good Templars gave very fine dramatic
entertainment at Hornbrook's Hall last
evening. A good audience was present,
and all were satisfied with the per-
Inrnarra
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TlL:oNBURa, ONT, November GA
fire last night destroyed twenty stores
and dwellings on the upper a.ts. Among
the sufferers arc Mr.. HGnniG, grocery and
liquor store; Short s. Co., hardware store
Warrett, general store; McCnllom, drug
store, and tho office ol the Montreal Tel
egrsph Company The total loss Is be-
tween 5000 and 100000.
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Gov. Beverldge Takes NO Compro-
mise in His.

CHICAGO, November 27.-The Inter.
0csGn's Springfield special says Governor
Beveridge to-day received o letter from
the attorneys Of F. Smith, the man who
was kidnapped from Pulaski county, Ills,
some time ago and taken to Nashville,
Tenn, on the charge that he had commit
ted murder in Tennessee some years ago,
in which thOy express q willingness to
compromise the matter. Gov. Beveridge
has replied, refusing 10 accept any com.
promise, whatever, and reiteratipg his
lormer demand that Smith shall be re-.
turned 10 this State and the kidnsppers
arrested and held to answer for their
crime.
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An Untimely Birth,

BATHURST, N. B., November 27.--The
wife OF q murdered man named Pontin,
now under sentence 10 death, gave birth
10 q male child yesterday In tail.
Gallisn before his execution confessed 10
the paternity OF the child. Mrs. Pontin
has been sentenced to be hanged on the
9th Of January.
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Another Wife Murder.

MILWAUKEE, November 27.-ln the
town OF Lamartine, Fond du Lac county
last night, q man named Russell Brown
killed bis wife by q blow on the head
with an axe, while che was lying In bed
he then took horse and fed and has mol
been oVertaken,
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The Columbus Board of Education has
resolved 10 estsbli'h q Tree evening school.
There will be two classes-one in free
hand, and the other in industrial draw
ing. MIR. Goodnough, tho teacher, has pre-.
pared a two years. course oil instruction.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that Thurs
day was q national holiday, there was not
q single case before the police court yes
terduy morning, Asan humble citizen OF
Wheeling, we claim for her the honor OF
being the most orderly city in the Union.
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THE total production Of pig iron In the
United States has increased from 790,2lS
tons in 1854, to 9.sOs,91s tons in 1873.
Tho production during the las, five years
has been as follows: 1860, 1.0l6G4l;
1870, 1,sG5,OOO; 1871, l,0l2,G0s; 1879,
1854, ,65s; 1878, 2s6S27S.
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A CoNNEAUT. Ohio, mGchant paid out
an average OF $1,000 day during last
week for potatoes, and has shipped thus
far during tho present season, more than
10000 bushels, mostly 10 Pittsburgh,
Louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus and
Allegheny Oity.
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NRw YORK, November 27.-Arrived
steamers Parthia from Liverpool and
Anglia, from Glasgow.
LIEERPooL, November 2Z-Steam chip
Russia aud Goeshe, from Now York and
Ohio from Baltimore, arrived out.
Arrived steamer England from Liver.
pool,
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Official Vote OF Dakota,

YANKToN, November 27.-The official
canvass. Of the late election just com.
pleted by the Governor, Chief Justice and
Secretary shows the total vote Tor dele
gate 10 Congress TO be as follows: Kidder,
Republican, 4,507; Armstrong, Democrat,
2,1S9. Majority Of kldder 2,4sO
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A 100000 Flre..No Insura nee.

MRMrHB, November 27,-The livery
stable oi James Meachsm, No. 1870 Mon
roc street, was set on fire early this
morning and consumed. Twenty.three
horses periShcd In the flames Loss $40,.
900; NO insurance,