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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

CHURCH SUPPER AT RED LIoN.-A church 80
ciable and supper was given at the Red Lion M.
E. Church, on Thursday evening, which was a
grand success in all respects. Over 200 persons
took SUPPER which netted 800 for the church
This city was represented to the extent of q very
handsome cake presented by the members Of
Asbury M. Il. Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

The MoRocco TRADE-Charles Baird Il Co
are making 80 dozen day Of Payta. Cape ant
Rio Hache stock
Pusey, Scott & Co. are running their large
factory on Cape and South American stock,
which is speciality with them.
James Bonner has recently engaged in the
morocco business on Fifth street. He gets out
ten dozen day Of Cape grains and Mocha kid
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
MarriaNes.

PYLE-LANCASTER-O Oct. 14th, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by ]. NJ. Halleman,
Mr.. PennOck NJ. Pyle to Miss NJ. Josephine Lam
caster both OF Chester Co. Pa.
BARBER-CHATrIN.-In the First Presbyterian
Church. of this city, on the Itn inst, by Rev. VIII
liam Barnard, ID. D., Augustus S. Barber, Jr.,
editor OF the Woodbury. N. ]. Constitution, to II:
Maria Chattn, daughter OF VIM. r. Cha'tin, OF
this CITY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
TO THE AFFLICTED.

II
All itching diseases, unsighty pimples, botches,
troubles, etc are all promptly cured with vegeta-
BILE medicines without interfering with business or
diet. Apply to
c. A. SEYMOUR, NJ. D., Proprietor.
For the last ten years of Drug Store 18th and
Brown streets, Philadelphia. regular graduate OF
medicine and pharmacy. oclSlyd&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

THE SUSSEX CouRT.-The October term of the
Courts for Sussex county began at Georgetown
on Monday. The attendance was unusually large,
a notice to all persons engaged in manufacture
ing having brought out large numbers OF these
people to prevent indictment. Heretofore, il
seems, that most all persons classed as manufac
turers in the county have been exempt from tax
be cause of the smallness of their products. but
this year all have been summoned to court and
the opinion s entertained that this trouble hat
been 80 annoying that the law will be repealed
The trials have been few and unimportant Two
colored men have been convicted of larceny and
one was acquitted. Two leases of assault were
disposed of with fines, and W. II. Smoot, oi
Milford, was finsd $50 in each of Fix cases fol
selling liquor in violation of law. Gases of as
sumpsit and replevin finished up the list to Fri
day, when the trial of John Andrews, for the
murder of his wife, WAS begun and was still IL
progress at last. accounts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
The Last Refuge Taken

OCCUPATION by TURKISH TROOPS OF zEUBIoT.
LONDON, Oct. 16.
The Standard, this morning, publishes a
special telegram, announcing that the Turks now
hold the district of Zeubici, the last refuge Of
the insurgents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

GENERAL FOREMAN AT THE NEW BAsIN--It is
stated, this morning, that Mr.. II. B McIntire has
been selected by Chief Engineer Ruth to be gem
eral foreman at the new reservoir, and that he
will enter on his duties on Tuesday next, if the
appointment is confirmed by the Water Commit
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
SPAIN.

DoRREaAREY AND OTHER CHIEFS THROWN IN PRI-
BON.
MADRID, Oct. 16
The Correspondence, of this city, publishes
letter from Victoria, dated the 18th Of October,
stating that Don Carlos has imprisoned Gen.
Dorregarey and some other chiefs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

Memorial Hall, by roofing over the gardens in
the rear of the front arcades 1t is pleasure
to visit the busy city in the park about these
times. Not often in life such tremendous
evidences Of mans energy and systematizing
power seen, IsDLx.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

ANOTHER HEAD OFF.-Jacob Butz lhas been
appointed by the Water Committee Messenger
at the Water Department, in place .of Fishe
Ames and will enter upon his duties to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

The Milford people are gradually surrender
ing to the gas company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

City Council, resolved, last night, to carpet
the floor of the Council Chamber, outside the
railing with gum carpet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

MILFORD AND VICINITY IrEMs.-[FrOm the
| Ne,os. 1t was not Rev. j. II. Willis and Joshua
| Bennett who trotted that " ministerial horse
| race, but Mr.. Bennett's son and Mr.. Wlliss
| tenant
| Many of tho young fellows of this town already
| begin to talk dog and gun and whistle to and
fondle every spotted dog they meet. All the
guns are carefully inspected.
The Hayes Quartette give musical entertain
| ment at Music Hall on Tuesday evening next.
The phosphate fact,ry is quite unpleasant to
| the olfactories of Milford, and the people are
| beginning to clamor for it's removal farther
away.
Joshua Torlert of Milford Neck, WAS serious
| y injured at Chas. Mills, on Thursday, by q
| frightened horse which reared up and throwing
Mr.. T. to the earth pitched down upon him.
SESroRp AND,vIoINIrY ITEMs.-I From The Cit
izen lon Wednesday W. I. LaDk will launch
| for Capt. Conrow of Aosecom, N. j., a schooner
of the following dimensions 14616 feet keel,
12 feet lower hole, 61@ upper hole, 36 feet beam,
carrying capacity Of 1850 tons, to be rgged into
| a barque
| The Sussex court sent number of young
people of Seaford into Maryland.
| The schooner Annie Bell, Captain Goslee, has
arrived at Seaford from Suffolk, Va, with lum-
ber for Messrs. Manners, Fisher x Co.
Some one for pure mischief pushed James
Lanigan, an inofrensive Irshman, 20 feet down
the deep CUT his arm being broken by the fall.
all sections of the country complain of the cpl
z)oty epidemic which is prevailing amongst
| horses and mules. Fortunately the disease is of
| such mild type that no fatal cases are reported
amongst healthy animals, and it is thought that
with little extra care and attention, the disease
will soon disappear.
LOAN SALEs.-The Clayton Loan Association,
last evening, sold $2500. at Sl.20 per share, per
month, premium This was the 24th monthly
meeting.
Mrs. Eliza d. Stevens, of this city, delivered a
very feeling and able address at the Union M. Z.
church, last evening in behalf of the Woman's
| Foreign Missionary Society, at the close of which
collection and subscriptions were taken in be-
| half of the Society,"
| observer writes us deprecating the cruel
treatment Of COWS by the boys who drive them
| to and from pasture, and describing bad case
seen on Sunday afternoon. But who Obser-
yer may be we do not know he does not give
| us his name.
Rev. Mr.. Macarthur, late pastor of the Second
Baptist church, this city, breaches at Salem, N
j., tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
base ball.

THE GAME OFF FOR To-DAY-ANoTHER GAME WITT
THE ATHLETICS BEING ARRANGED.
: A telegram waslreceived from the Philadel
phias, just before noon, stating that owing tt
the rain they would not be down to-day. Con
sequently the game is off, this afternoon.
The Athletics are desrous to play another
game with the Quicksteps, but it has not ye
been arranged.
At Reading, yesterday, the Philadelphis Clut
beat the Ac.ives, 8 to 4.
The Quicksteps, Jr., beat the Keystone, yes
terday 81 to o.
The Fame Actives beat the Lightfoots, yes
terday, so to IL.
In Philadelphia, yesterday, Athletics 6, Chica-
goes 2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16
Probabilities-Fo the Middle States, low ba-
rometer, northwest to northeast winds, falling
temperature, cloudy weather and RAIN clearing
this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 49,
Flour in better request Pure family S6.12G
high grades, $5 25CDS12. Wheat firmly held
red s1. 1901 40 amber, $141@Sl. A white
s140@$1.55. Corn inactive; yellow, 70@)72c.
mixed, 70@71o. Oats dull white, 46(@50c.
mixed, 4O@41c. Mess pork, $22. 2.75@S23. Lard
1415c. Whiskey, SLIT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
Dailv Gommerfia(.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M, Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
fsr- Kar Terms, etc., see Second Page
short story, eom. lete, is printed on our third

Tested since the great contest OF the dead
lock. the Water Committee has risen in its right
and removed messenger. He was Republi-
euI Of cOnrse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

| LOAN SALEs.-The Clayton Loan Association,
last evening, sold 92500. at Sl.20 per share, per
month, premium This was the 24th monthly
| meetinp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

NOR THE BATH-BATH BRUSHES,
II Bath Towels and Bath Soaps in great variety.
Also, Flesh Brushes, Straps, Horse Hair, Friction
Gloves and many other articles of the same class at
e. BRINaHURST Il CO.'S,
Cor. sixth A. Market Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
Commercial Reports.

U. s. s COS of 1865, o99S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
LOUISIANA'S FATE.

rHE WHEELER AWARD RECEIVED By GOVERNOR
KELLooG-MEvEN CONSERVATIVES FORMERLY
EXCLUDED HAVE SEATS IN THE HoUsE+rHE
SENATE REPUBLICAN.
NEW ORLEANS. March q, 1878
The Wheeler award has been received By
Governor Kellogg, but has not been of1c-
ally published. 1t is understood, however
the committee have decided that about
eleven conservative members not returned as
elected by the Returning Board are entitled
to seats and that about six conservatives whose
election was claimed by the conservative commit
tee, are not entitled to seats. The arbitrators
decide that Elan, claiming to have been elected
to the Senate on the conservative ticket from the
district which includes the towns OF Coushatta
and Colfax, is not entitled to a seat ana that In
Grant parish there was no election for member Of
the House, and the conservative contestant Is
awarded seat In the Senate. The award, it is
Senate republican, with small republican
majority on joint ballot. All seven OF the arbi.
traitors signed tile award.
Mr.. Wheeer is expected to come to New Orleans
to AID IN carrying out the adjustment. 1t Is in.
hmated on good authority that Governor Kellogg
Will call an extra session OF the Legislature, 10
meet about the 18th or 18th of April.
The friends OF the adjustment claim that there
Will he no difficulty IN carrying 1t into effect, pub
Tic sentiment being now strongly in favor Of o set.
Element OF the political difficulties
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THE GEORGIA HURRICANE.
LIST OF THE CAsUALTIEs-sEvERAL NEGROES
KILLED.

LIST OF THE CASUALTIES-SEvERAL NEGROES
KILLED.
AUGUSTA March q, 1875.
The following Is list OF the casualties by the tor.
nado yesterday Near Thornton John L. stevall
aud vile and two daughters OF Jonn N. Morgan
were badly wounded by falling houses, ana sew
Appllng the houses OF 5. Hutchinson, Scion Reese,
John Boston ana others were destroyed; Mrs
Martha Darcy and Miss Maggie Bailey were killed:
Miss Malone and Mrs. Grey were seriously
wounded; one end OF the Court House was blown
IN AT Camack every house except one was de-
stroyed; Mr.. Fielding, telegraph operator, was
badly bruised. The tornado struck a train OF cars
uemolishlng lt completely and killing Tom Gesling
Instantly. All the trains coming to Augusta, ex-
cept The Central, were delayed, but no serious
damage was done 70 the railroads. There was no
loss OF lille or damage to property in Augusta.
The latest news from Camack says Mrs. Wright
had two ribs broken, Mrs. Jones had her back
broken, and son OF the Rev. MIR. Pitcher was
killed.
The tornado caused fearful destruction along its
track demolishing houses, trees and fences, and
Allng persons and stock. Baptisis were holding
meeting at Elan Church, near Camack. when
the storm demolished II, killing three and wound
ing twenty-five persons. Residences ana Outhouses
were demolished on many plantations In Warren,
McDufne and Columbia Counties IN Georgia, the
destruction extending into EdQefeld. Aiken and
places persons were blown a distance oil Sixty
yards Every house on Mrs. p. e. Walton's plan Va
ton, including hnc residence was destroyed.
Ia Columbia county three negroes were Killed and
twenty -nve persons wounded. Ten ho2ses Oh DIR.
Hamiiton's pace were destroyed.
III Is Impossible to give correct idea OF the
era hundred thousand dollars. Fearful suffering
Is already reported In the devastated TERRITORY
The storm was the severest ever EnOwn in this
section, and the universal destruction unpara-
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ANOTHER EDITOR ASSAULTED.
THE RESULT OF A JOKE ABOUT DEAD GAIA
MILITANT GROCER.

THE RESULT OF JOKE ABOUT DEAD GAIA
MILITANT GROCER.
NoRwALK Conn.,, March q, 1875.
An event took place here last evening which
threw the whole town into excitement, the occa-
sion being an assault on Mr.. Nathan Requa one OF
the editors OF the Hour, by Captain Isaac Selleck,
q prominent wholesale grocer. 1t seems arti-
Gle was published in the Hour OF March Is In
which Mr.. Selleck was made the subject OF a Joke,
the facts relating to which being gathered by Mr..
Requa and the article written by Mr.. B. W.
Naples, proprietor of the paper. Mr.. Seleck
read the paper containing the article,
and was greatly incensed thereat, TAX
ing 1t as reflection upon him and
denying the facts upon which the joke was based.
Suspecting Mr.. Requa as the author he had dur
ing the past week, said there must be retractlon
and full apology or else there would be fgnt.
Mr.. Naples was also notified, but when the Hour
came out yesterday, instead OF the retraction
there appeared, In large letters. an item more
provoking than the first. SEEING a copy OF the
paper he visited Requa's place OF business and,
thrusting IL Ia tue face OF Requa, asked II he
(Requa) wrote the apology An Affirmative reply
was given, whereupon selleck struck Requa
FIVE TERRIBLE BLOWS
on the head, which resulted III closing one eye,
breaking the bridge OF his nose and producing
other INJURY. Mr. L. X. Lockwood stood near the
assauting party, but was unable to interfere.
Mr.. Seeck Lett the store, and In the street
ceived the CONGRATULATIONS OF his friends. The
following is tae article which appeared in the
Hour:
Xxx SELLxcKs CAr-In Sellcck Bros barrels of
and barrel OF salt stood side by side,
than seeker Tor sweetness got sailed in consequence
one OF the victims was a drummer Tor New Haven to-
bacco house, who after the laughter and the first feel
ing OF modification had subsidized commended the trick
good and promised Mr. >elleck fine box of CT
CARS the next time he went to Now hayen. A
Elm City and shown the cigar, which pro-
Mr. Seeck came home triumphant On opening the
n "A Ike wuSl lis
covered tor by unexplained process the cigars
were missing and dead cat rested peacefully In their
place. Gr. Secck husned matter up for time but
it has finally leaked out
A LEGAL ACTION.
SO soon as Requa had recovered his eQuamnity
he TOOK counsel ana entered grand Jurors CON-
pialnt against Selleck Tor assault and battery.
Selleck was arrested and gave bonds for his APP
pearance at trial on Tuesday evening, in Nor.
walk. From the fact OF the heretofore intimate
relations existing between MIR. Selleck. Mr..
Naples ana Mr.. Requd, the greatest surprise
Is occasioned by those VINO know the artics best
that such circumstance should grow ont OIL
newspaper item. The friends OF the respective
parties VIII appear witnesses In the trlal, ana
Captain Seleck had declared that In the lailure
of proper apology appearing nc would nave sat
isfacton II 10 should cost him $1,000 the result ~
looked forward TO with peculiar interest,"
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SERIOUS RAILROAD STRIKE.

PoTTsvILLE Pa, March q, 1875.
Large and well attended meetings OF the Nc.
chanics' and Workingmen's Benevolent Assoca-
ton have been held in this region to-day by the
employees or the Philadelphia and Reading Rail.
roau Company comprising engineers, lremen
conductors ana road hands. Two thousand men
who have been asked to resign their membership
in the association have resolved 10 stand by the
union TO a man and relinquish the employment Of
the company. To-day Is the last they will remain
In Jneir employment. A large numoer OF the men
have Dcen suspended in consequences. AdvceS
received rom Mahanoy, Plane, 81. CLAIR, Schuyl-
Kill Haven ana other points indicate Ditter feel
ing against the company. Many new members
were installed at the meeting.
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A TEXAS BANDIT CAPTURED.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 81. 49,

MEMPHIS Tenn, March 81, 1876.
A despatch from Sherman Texas, last night,
states that Detective Patrick Conne HAD arrived
there with Matt Morris, the last OF the gang con-
Cerned in the robbing OF Messenger Brady, OF the
Southern Express Company, in this city. on the
LIST OF February last. Connei states that he found
Morris in the mountains at the mead OF the Red
River, about one hundred miles west OF Sherman,
IN company with u woman and two rOughs, and
That he was only enabled to bring Morris OF by
putting pistol 10 his mead and threatening to
Kill him Il any resistance was offered. The woman
had ABOUT 5 900 OF the stolen money, but refused
10 give IL up. 1t Is notable fact that, In all the
rODoeries committed on this company The robbers
nave been captured. Morris Will be brought here
20 stand his trlal with his three accompliccs now
laiI
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STRANGE DEATH IN A LODGING
HOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA. March 81, 1873.
The suspicious circumstances attending thu
finding OF the dead body OF the man supposed to
be Leonard +. Dunn, OF Delaware. In q cheap lodg-
ing house on Callowhll street, are still being In
vestigaled by the police. The case has now
every appearance OF homicide. A post mortem
examination tO-doy disclosed the fact that death
resulted from fractured skull and profuse inter.
cranial hemorrhage. Four OF eignt persons
rested are still in custody, awaiting the result OF
the CorOner's inquest. which will. IN all probable
lty, be held tomorrow. man who called at the
MorCuc to-day said ne had recently got ac-
his name was Joshua Leonard, and that he had
relations living some where in Connecticut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
PROTEST AGAINST TIE TOBACCO
TAX.

ST. LOUIS, No., March n, 1875.
The tobacco manufacturers OF this city have
protested against the recent ruling OF Commits.
soner Douglass that the additional tax Of four per
cent must date from the Sd instant, aud have
forwarded petition to that of1lcial
asking him to reconsider his ruling.
They take the ground that the bill
imposing the additional four per cent old not be-
come a law until after business hours on the 80
inst that the revenue Officers sold stamps under
the old law all that day; that purchases OF stamps
were made, sales effected and contracts made
under the old regulations, and that therefore the
decision OF the Commissioner is retroactive ana
unjust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
THE HERALD AND KING ALFONSO.
From Galignani's Messenger.l

from Galgnanfs MessenVer.1
It is indeed singular, that while not even
whisper was heard Of the intrigue In Spain
to place Prince Alfonso the throne either
through the English press or Reuter-. and the fact
OF its accomplishment TOOK every one by sur.
prise, the NEW YORK HERALD should have skctched
out the programme six weeks beforehand IN that
paper OF the 18th Of November. Whether Bazans
was concerned IN the scheme remains yet to b
ascertained, but viewed in connection with tnls
rumor Serranos retirement into France Is Ger.
tainly significant.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, March q, 1875.

w AaHINUTUN, MATCH Il, 1910.
THE LIGHTHOUSE sYsTEM--sECRErARY BRIsTow
ON IT'S PROPOSED REORGANIZATION.
Among the miscellaneous documents recent ly
printed was letter from the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO the Senate committee on Commerce,
In relation to the bill pr the efficiency of
the lighthouse service. The Dill contemplated the
aboshment OF the present lighthouse board,
which is attached to the Office OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury and which is clothed with the power
necessary 10 conduct under his superintendencc,
the management OF the lighthouse establishment Is,
aAd the substitution therefor OF an administra.
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ENGLAND.

1 MASS MEETING OF freshmen IN LONDON
COINCIDENCE WITH THE FAMILY OF JOHN
mitchell.
LONDON March 21, 1875.
The Irtshmen held mass meeting IN Hyde Park
to-day at when 1t is estimated 10000 people were
gathered.
Resolutions were adopted demanding the re-
lease OF the Fenian prisoners, condemning CO.
erclve laws In Ireland ana condoling with the
family OF the late John Mitchell.
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THREE SERMONS IN ONE DAY-IMslENsE CON-
GREGAIONs IN LONDON.
LONDON, March q, 1875.
Messrs Moody and Sankey preached In the
morning, afternoon ana evening at Agricultural
Hail. At the three meetings the audiences num-
bercd respectively 10, 900, $4,000 and 1s, 900.
There was some confusion IN consequence or the
Vast crowds IN and around the han, especially In
The evening.
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CONVICTED MURDERERS.

PoTTsvILLE Pa March q, 1875.
Michael Flanagan, on trial here for the murde1
OF James MoGorch near Mahanoy City last De-
cember, was yesterday ionnd guilty Of murder I.
the second degree.
Joseph Brown, who is to be hanged here or
Wednesday next for the murder OF the Kramer
family is now more repentant, and has daily worx
ship 10 his cell. He will probably make full con
lessiOn before the day OF execution.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81, 1878
General w. II. Emory, when relieved as Com.
msnder OF the Department OF the GuiL goes to
Washington. or his stan Captain W. W. Sanders,
Sixth infantry, goes to Fort Buiord, Dakota; Cap
tain f. NJ. Hays, Fifth cavalry to Arizona, and
Captain Luke O'Reilly, Nineteenth infantry, goes
to Camp Supply, Indian Territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
CARDOZO INDICATED.

CHARLESTON, $. G., March 81, 1875.
The Legislature debated the removal OF Treas
nrer Cardozo all day yesterday and took q vote at
midnight on the adoption Of the address demand
ing his removal. The address was not adopted,
lie vote beinR--ln the Senate. yeas H. nays IS;
ina In the House, yeas 45, nays 50. This Ia re-
Earded as q vindcation or Governor Chamberin's
ADMINISTRATION and OF the integrity OF the present
management OF the state hnances the couscrVa.
tves generally voted to sustain Cardozo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22

A SPRING FRESHET.--THE TIDE rs RUNNING
Knox ward his spring style Of GENrLEMxN's HArj
having caused rush to his stores, NO 2l2 Broadway
and in the Fifth Avenue Hotel No disaster antic ted
but quite the reverse Knoxs patrons unversalIy
delighted with his latest production. KNOWS Whole
sale Department Is AT No. PIP Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
FIRE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

EAST JAFFRIEY. March q, 1875.
fire broke out at two O'Clock this morning %
this place and destroyed the Granite State Hotel
and stables. with the contents OF tho latter, int
GLIDING nine horses. and also destroyed the Bank
block and one dwelling house. The loss Is est
mated at $4,000. The origin OF the fire is nos
Known.