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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-05

Mr.. Beecher pray ed for Moody.
and SAnkey in his own pnipit, aud
Mr.. Moody kindly reialiaied by
praying for Mr.. Beeeher.
Four Thousand Workmen are now
regularly employed about the Gen.
lennial grounds, and all the struc-
lures will be finished by January
LIST, 1876.
A small terrier in Meriden, Conn,
& year ago lost part of his tail,
which is now growing out again al
right angles, So that he carries be.
hind him a Kind OF stove pipe ell
bow.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, wha is
now staying with her sister a,
springfield, ILL.,. Is allowed to take
occasional short walks upon the
streets Of the place, and seems to be
gradually recovering from her de.
preston Of spirits.
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SrorLER & GRAHAM.

THE Ono YCTE.--The following
telegram Is the laiest report of the
recent election in Ohia:
Columbus, Oct. 27.-The official
vote of Ohio at the October election,
as returned TO the Secretary OF the
State, shows the following results /:
The rcpG blican candidates are all
elected. Gov Hayes, 297,7l3; AL
len, 90, POI; Hayes majority, 5,549 ;
Lient-Gov. Young, 2D7,93l Cary,
2S7, 969; Young's majority. 1908.
Tbs remainder fthe ticket is elect
al by msjoriiies ranging from f.
930Io 1880. The prohibition vote
IN Governor was 1851. The high
g 4 prohibition vote MAS on Lieut.
Gov, $3.50 The Legislature Is re-
publican by ID majority in the Sen
ate, and - in the House.
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Road Notice.
STA re or K4RSASsl
LsoJk CoRtsg

STA e 1s6 or c aansAst 81
ITO WHOM IT NAY coEcERS: Whereas APP
Il PiieatiOn has been made, by petition. 10
the board Of county commissioners OF Lyon
county, Kansas, for ac0unty road, rs follows.
to-wit: The place Of beginning OF said Toasl
IS the northeast corner Of section nfteen.
township twenty, range thirteen The inter
mediate points tie crossing 81 tie Nessfto
river, just beiQW tlEe Hartford water mills. To
the southeast corner of said mill property !:
thence with tile sonth line OF said property 20
the rosI runnisg north from Hartford; thence
with said road north 70 the said section lines
thence due west 70 the southeast corner Of see
ton twelve, township tweHfy, range twelve
And whereas, VIVA. Heastfs. w -. Holt and
A. D. Chambers roal viewers and the county
suryeYorof said county. have been appointed
amp ontered By said cOunty comm tsstonefs To
view survey and locate said roadi
Therefore, you arc hereby Dotiilet that said
viewers and surveyor will proceed on the 18th
day OF November, 1875, At 10 o'ciock q M ae
the place OF beginnlng Of said rossai. 20 VIEW
survey, and locate said road and perform
whatsoever other euties as are required Of
them By laW. And unless you nle = written
application for damages suztA1neds and COM
"a nsation claim d, with said viewers giving
description of the premises on y nlrh you
claim such damages or com fe1sAtioH,s3o our
application FOR and recovery Of the salne VIII
BE forever barred. J. :, GhAa6s
Dated Nov. 3, Is75. (ls-2tl 90, Clerk.
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BEATTY - - .
graDd souare Q, ~ TI.vsev 81.

Grand Sauafe eE'as Unrseht.s
These Pianos are the finest IN the world az
regards tone aTai ExeeIlsnce - Huntington
lTeBa-1 Republican, - -
The Beatty Piano Is pronounced 10y All. the
s!yestest toaed Instrument maaafactenesk-i
Gettysburg TIA Ces.tury
The Eeast3e Plane, grasnu s4dare and tilD-
right are remark abse FOR their baass4y f ,flil-
Issl, Is well as Tor sweetness and volume oi
tones--l htddietosn n q Mercury.
Ar Beatty Is responsible business Raa,-
Washington II. J } star.
Agents wanted eyeryNherEe Seal STAN 7
for Catalogue. Address, Daniel 4. beatty
sSashl1gtOn. New Jersey 4-iy
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The latest form oi active benevos
lencs has appeared ia Indianapolis
where a profe ssionai rope-walker -
40 give public performance IN the
street under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
A collection is to be taken mp by q
committee of citizens, and the mon-
ey will be q ven TO the building
fund of q proposed newsboys'
home.
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RYAN & OOnner's
Emporia Carriage Factory

Horseskoeins A.sRepaIFIpg.
Hechaaip St, betHeen eth =, IT. sy..
Carriages aud wagons made to order
All KINDS Of repairing and jobbsng don
lin the best manner b skfllEnl sssorkmsh
Prices very reasonable. We Invite zn tn-
spectlon Of cur work and guAraHtee sat-
faction. Come and see as.
RYAN 8 OOAAElee
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EMPORIA MARKET REPORT.
Frlda, Morning. Nov. .. 1873.

Friday Morning. Nov. .. 1875.
GRAIN.
Grain comes in steadily. Corn is being ship-
ped TO Las Animas, Colorado, at $40 per car,
and to Houston and Galveston, Texas, at $Ia0
per car. Those points would make excellent
markets for Emporia corn, if freights were
lower, and as it is, they are helping the bust
ness here.
We quote prices 10 day:
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The boundary -lins in the far
northwest js being marked by cast
iron pillars, eight feet high, set in
the ground four feets at . defiance
OF a mile from each other, The
English and American governments
set the posts alternately. Z
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MONDAY. nov. 4.

While D. r. Anthony was speaking
at democratic meeting in LeaYen-
worth, in support of Leonard, the DEM
ocratic nominee for sheriff, negro
mob broke mp the meeting, and raised
shell on EARTH for two hours.--Gov.
BeVerSdge, OF Illinois, orders 3 regi-
rucnt Of military on duty in Chicago
20 prevent threatened election riots
Tie national debt reduced 81 ,069, Jos
during October.--P President Grant says
be VIII stick to his Quaker Indian pol
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Check Again.

NolWilnSianulnS inc papers say
so much about attempts To "Lcad-
beat the preas by other parties,
many are in the habit of trying the
''~oHse IHe GA each other We
hrvr heretofore rpnErn Of the
CHECK al played 10y lar"r city pa
per toward their cnunlr, iricnds.
1t l. the "a toiu OF tliest. iur;ropoli-
tan Journals about this time OF year
10 condeseend To offer an exchange"
of papers, by way of circular letters
sent to the "rooraI rOostcrs, "prOvid-
ed said rmrals will publish The met
ropolit9n Journals prospectus, or
advertisement, To The amount of Sl5
To $50. Most of the couhtry papers
consider this kind of AN offer a great
favor and comply, thus beating
down their rates aud lowering the
standard OF their business. They
also aid the rich city paper Ia get
large circulaiions directly To their
own detrimeni, almost free Of cost.
If any other class of city business
men were to make such offers the
country editors would denounce
them soundly n '-dead- beats" We
venture the assertion that between
this and the lst of next January we
could ill NJ least half dozen col
umns with advertisements of city
papers, and all the pay offered
would be an exchange" with a doz.
ga large paperP, many of them of
no value whatever To Us. We never
INDUCED to any large extent In this
prospectus business, and for some
years have rclrained from il almost
entirely, unless in case of a very few
first-class journals which we could
recommend, and which offered some
compensation for brief prospect
uses.
The Independent opens the sea
son this year and the correspond
encc between that paper and this
will serve 10 illustrate the point we
make i'll regard TO this subject:
THE lNDEPENDENT,
No. PSI broadway,
NEW YORK
PUBLISHERS News Dear iSirS -
have decided to offer the indie
pendent, as an exchange, To a limit
eel number OF papers. upon the fol-
lowing tcrIns, aud YOU will confer a
A.. ..,rNNfN.tf,tsr f.s
decide TO accept | will send you
the Independent, one year, as ex-
change, III you will insert my pros
. pectus, measuring q inches, in col.
nmn next To reading matter, and
''notice," making 20 agate lines, il
editorial column. Upon notice o.
acceptance the matter will lie a
once sent you.
HENRY G. Bowen,
Publisher.
To this we replied as follows:
OFFICE OF News,
EMPoRIA, KS, Oct. 80, 1870.
PUBLISHER INDEPENDENT :-YOu
inc!osed circular received aud con
tents noted. Your g inch prospect
us will be published one time 70
DlO. A-lCl ululNlOual luSttAlOn PJ
Notice, ID cents per line, So. Eacl
additional insertion Sl.O0. Thes
are our lowest cash rates. We havl
thought of subscribing for your val
liable paper, and whenever we de
eide To will remit the money.
Truly yours,
SToTLER & GRAHAM.
by The above il will be seen tina
Mr.. Bowen actually asks us for 81
worth of advertising for his pape
for which he only charges 81. Thi
would undoubtedly bc good thin
for the proprietor of the Independ
cut, but where our pay comes in W
fail to see. When we conclude I
make such "swap" with it or an
other paper VIC will write and ie
them abOui a.
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TUESDAY, NOV. 2.

Cincinnati cleIgymen resolve to hold
a centennial religious celebration I'm
1S7e.-The cabinet.sa Washington is to
hold meeting to.consider what Utah
courts shall do in regard TO making
Brigham Young pay his 10Th wife
50, 800 alimony.-E Earthquake at Wash
ingtOn, Georgia, but nobody hurt =
Two Polish Jews in New YorL
fought duel, and both fatally shot
Earthquake at Yuma, on the Colorado
riyer.-General rain all over Calif,r-
nia.--Great fire at sherman, I, xas.
beginning in the st. Cloud hotci III
pOssoffice and every printing flee,
and five business h,uSes burned, and
80 families made homeless; loss $780,
O00.-In Chicago, Andrew johnson, a
tailor, shot u pretty Young servant girl
through the heart and killed her-Pe-
ter Mayes vote being challenged in
Chicago, by J. j. Magill, he danger
ously stabbed the latter and escaped
Five large boys arrested near Housta-
mia, Mo-, for trying to throw railroad
trains off the track, and will be sent to
the penitentiary-17 people, residing
at Saint Famiiie, Isle of Orleans, One
bee, were returning from market, and
white going ashore in a scoW from the
steamer, the scow capsized, and All
were drowned.
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SATURDAY, OCT. 80.


The Mississippi election to be peaca-
bic this year.-The great 1000, 600
coal land suit of Dcrringer vs. Cox, at
Wilksbarre, Pa, decided for plaintiff.
j. H. Stevens, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, awarded a government contract
for 2,000,0O0 bushels of old corn at
4224c.- Epizootic in st. Joseph.-New
constitution of Missouri probably ac-
cepted by light vote. -Virginia City
mines beginning to work again. and
the town being rapidly rebuilt, work
and whisky plenty, and everybody
feeling better.-A band of Cheyenne
Indians are whipping the military in
the vicinity of Fort Hays.-$I5, 600 fire
among the merchant tailors of Cinein-
nati.-Village OF Quemo, L. l., barn-
ed; loss 4O,OOO.-No doubt that the
monster Lapage was the murderer of
Josie Longmade. The evidence is over
whelming.-Chas. Patterson, cattle
hersler, who murdered a comrade in
Nebraska, taken from the sheriff ami
hing. Sheriff rallied and cut him
down and rescued him. Then the
Iynchers got him again and finished
the hanging business-Go 1lG1
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

NOTiCE is hereby given. that the tax rolls
IN of Lyon County, for the year 1875. have
been placed in my hands for collection. and
that the amount Oftaxes charged ON each 1850
valuation is as follows, to-wtt:
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THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE.
New Meat Market
aENNIhc a BUNK

Have started n new Meat Meat Market on
Commercial Street, next door To McCullough's
grocery store A fall assortment of Fresh
Meats will I've kept and every effort made to
give all customers their moneys worth. at
lowest market prices. Give us trial
40-2ln HENSIEG s bunk. 3
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The Republican Party Now Ready
for 1876.
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cy.-The National Gold Bank and
Trust Company of San Francisco sus-
pended payment, under a run of de-
pOsitors.-The Great Western Railway
of Canada lost $500, 600 on It's business
for the last six months.--St. Louis
county, No., sues the A. 6 p and Mo.
p. railroads for $4,000 loaned them
by the county Boiler Of gravel train
locomotive on the LeI,igh Valley, Pa,
railroad exploded, killing the engineer
and two brakemen, AMI w"unding 70
laborers.--New constitution of Mis-
souri, adopted by large maj atty of a
minority vote.-Gold 1863.
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THURSDAY, ocr. %.

1900 miners ont of employment in
Virginia City, Neb.-George Har-
mon, convicted in 1871 of murder, at
Louisville, KY, and who forfeited his
bail bond and escaped, visited Louis
vile last week and was recognized and
arrested.-$20, 900 fire at Salt Lake
City.-During display of fireworks
in 1.Ont of Tammanny Hall, N. Y, a
bomb exploded in a group OF public
officers. One will lose his leg, one his
eyes, and several Others were severely
iRjnred. 1857.
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FURNTTURE.

r WANT the people TO know ttas en-.
house furniture Sc cheap ae u can lie f4eue-
elsewhere and Will cel1 ana get IL and Feta4fn
er wcrg done also. Picture fFEiaas uisII1e.
ShoD or sFeSt side Of C9rnmerelns street "a.
sleor north Of 7th avenue
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


A HOUSE OF i've rooms, with pantry and
IA closets, in Americas. 43-3w'
W. IL. II WOOD, Emporia, Has
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Beatty'S PafIoI )Ipans,
BEATTY,S PaBIor ;. .

Agents wanted everywhere, male and female
Address, DANIEE r.. BE ATTY,
45-ly Washington, New Jersey.
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VVAN,FED.

GASu for all kinds GAME. at Lehnl,ar,I's,
- 9Th avenue 4S-n
"IDES, PELTS. and FURs wanted at Ichn-
HI harris, 9Th avenue.
HASlI for ONIONS aud POTATOES at Lehn-
~ hard's, 9th avenue. 1911
WTANTED-A fresh COW in part payment
w for a sewing machine or organ, at TnR
NE.@s Office. 42-tI
A Ny person wishing To buy Howe Sew
IA ing Machine an Esty Organ, Gan Gio
- tn gOoi advantage by communicating with
TIE NEWS. Ne can offer spectral bargains 10
buyers. 4s-H
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Nov.-The election OF
Rice is now generally conceded.
The estimate of the Journal places
his plurality at from 5000 TO 1000.
The vote for Baker, Prohibition
candidate, will be between 1000
aud 5000. Adams will reach 1000,
and may go beyond this estimate.
The entire Republican state tickt
is probably elected.
The Republicans elect all the
counsellors and 81 senator's. The
Democrats elect 8 senator's, with
one district doubtful. Republacans
gain is heavy in representatives.,
but the figures are not yet footed
am
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BEATTYsS 6AERILso..

DE a TtTU1C PARLOR ORGANS
DGn 4 i = - THE BEST OF AL.
Send stamp Tor list OF testimonials. Address,
lily DAS'L i. BEATTY, Washington. N }.
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The best and most1asting par1or organ now
IN nss.. No other pRrlor organ has ever at
tanned the same popularity. Send stamp for
circular and for terms 10 dealers. a gents
wanted everywhere. Address, kDAEIEI. f.
BEArrr,ssFa Washington, ID. 4SIy
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WISCONSIN,.

Hon. L. w. Key, chairman Re-
publican State Central committee,
telegraphs to the Sentinel: 81 have
no doubt of the success of our
whole i.eket. Democrats concele
the election OF Ludington.
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TO dealers. BeSeaa stamp SorciIeuisr. adj
dress, DANIEL r. ERATTx, Washington, New
Jersey. 45-ly
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

AN EXCITING CONTEST, WITH SURPRISING RE-
sU1T-No ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR By THE
PEoPLE-No ELECTION FOR SENATOR AND
SEVERAL REPRESENTATIVES, IN PROVIDENCE
THE LICENSE PARTY TRIUMPHANT.
PROVIDENCE April :, 1875.
The election to-day was one oil the most exciting
held for years, and the result Is surprise ali
parties. The Lipptt men, relying upon the strength
OF the regular party nominations, we're confident
OF victory, whie.the opposing republicans spurred
on by the cry OF Lippitt bribery raised against
the Convention ticket, we're equally sanguine,
aud the result shows now nearly balanced we're
the expectations. The independent republicans
and pronibitory candidates Tor Governor aud Lieu
tenant Governor, Rowland Hazard and Daniel
f. Day, developed unexpected strength. The
greater part OF their vote Dcing cast early In the
day. which being published in the even
ing papers and telegraphed over the state,
Influenced, no doubt considerably, many
voters who desired 10 be on what looked like the
popular side. At three O'Clock Hazard and Day we're
three t. one, but toward evening the Lippitt
force rallied and the contest is or the closest
in the political record OF fne State. owing to tue
number OF mixed tickets in the ned, and the great
amount OF scratching the counting OF the votes is
exceedingly dinicult but sunicient Is known to
people. the total vote viii probably reach q 600,
the largest vote ever polled In state eIec-
ton, with several towns yet TO be heard from.
Hazard independent and prohibitoryl has s,119;
Lippitt regular republican,, 7,540; Cutler
(demecratic), 4,57s; LIppttt carried Woonsocket,
Bristol, Cranston, Johnston. Exeter, Forster,
North Kingston, West Greenwich, Little Compton,
Richmond White. Hazard carried Newport
Pawtucker, Westerly south Kingston, North
~
places cutler carried ms own town Of warren ny
large majority. together with East Greenwich
Scltuate ana coventry. From tho returns thus
far in Hazard mas a plurality OF nearly 400, but
there Is no election OF Governor hy the people.
Hazard carried Providence by plurality, LIppitt
securing several wards
The election OF Governor l. therefore thrown
into the General Assembly, which, az TINS writing,
Is claimed Tor Lippltt by over a dozen majority
thus securing hts election and the repeal oil the
Pronibitory laws. There Is no election Tor
senator ana several Representatives in thus
city, the only Representatives. being the
three democrats VITO we're both
tickets. The democrats polled an unusually
large vote and make several gains In the Leglsla-
lature. Though several districts are in DOUBT
Legislature mas been elected senator Jonn
Turner, or Bristol. the leader 81 tue license
party In the present senate, j. returned
Nv good majority. The newspaper
offlces tonight are crowded and the eXctseu
throngs eagerly discuss the situation and their
pitt neadquarters are also PACKED, and there a
victory Is claimed as certain, and also in the AS
sembly.
the entire vote or the state, excepting New
shore, up to q late hour tonight, Is as folows:-
For Hazard, s,0sej Lppltt, s,2s2; Cutler. h1ss,
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making total vote or q. lo6 Hazard has piu-
rality IN this city OF 10 and the county OF Prov
icence 200. There are elgnty.six MEMOIRS oil the
Assembly elected 1ity OF them counted for LIP
put or license; tnirry prohibition, and SIX donot-
Iu. There al G twenty vacancies and tue Hazard
party claim hat ouy the ing OF tins can deler-
NINE the result. Granting the Hazard ticket one
hall OF these vacancies, the LIP lit men VIII then
nave a clear majority. IL Is quite generally co.,
coded that Lippltt Will be elected by The Legisla-
lature.
Hazard being accepted as the Journal candl-
daie, indicates that Anthony has yet strong hold
upon the party, but the complexion OF the As
semDly, as thus lar elected, may be considered as
against Anthony amt the journal party. The
amaigamaEon scheme introduced by the Llppltt
party 10 secure democratic Endorsement dld
not succeed, the democrats largely voting their
straight ticket, and securing only three
representatives elected in this city, The latter
are certain Tor Lpptt ana the contest in the Leg
lsature VIII practically be between Hazard ana
Lippitt. The State constaDes were very active IN
drumming IN voters Tor the frohibltory ticket,
having an interest oil course in sustaining shat
ticket 90 Keep themselves IN office, but indications
are that their occupation Is gone and prohibition
doomed.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON april Z, 1875.
RESULTS OF THE TRANSIT or VENUS oBsERvA
r1oNs-PRoPosED EXCHANGE or coMPuTAs
TONS WITH OTHER GOVERNMENTS.
The mathematical and Photographic material
accumulated by the American corps or astronos
mers sent out to observe the transit OF Venus naa
all been received az the Naval Observatory
addressed letter to Rear Admira; DAVIS, the
Superlntendenr or the washington Observatory,
suggesting an exchange OF the result or computa4
tions from time to time with the American astron4
mers. The same proposition has been made 10 ain
the other governments which sent out corps Of
observers. Congress has appropriated $1,000 tn
begin the computations which will be exchanged
as suggested by the English astronomer. The cali
culations are so abstruse and intricate that ting
work cannot be completed for several years.
SENATOR WEST AGAIN IGNORED BY THE PREsN
DENT IN AN APPOINTMENT FOR LOUISIANA.
The suspension OF RinggoId Postmaster at New
Orleans, and the appointment OF ]. NJ. q. Parker
General Buffers brother-n-aw, is but a continue
ton or the night between the President and
Senator West, as RiDggold was Vests appointed
and the only federal on1cer in Louisiana appointed
does not owe his appointment TO any influence ON
the part or General Butler having been for several
years the Surveyor OF the Port or New Orleans
and Is therefore entitled to the confidence OF the
senate for confirmation in the new position. in
the event OF Senator West standing bis right %
Senatorial courtesy.
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL DISASTER

EXPLOSION OF GIANT POWDER IN SAN FRAN
crsco-sEvERAn PERSONS CRUSHED AND
BURNED ALIVE.
SAN FRANCISCO April !, 1875.
disastrous IRE, accompanied with loss Of lie,
occurred this afternoon at the corner or Spear
and Harrison streets here. lt was caused
by an explosion OF giant powder In
a frame building adjacent 10 Hatnaway's
bonded warehouse. the walls OF the
warehouse we're crushed in, and a number Of
frame buildings occupied as saloons and DWELL
Inns were blown TO pieces, and IN q lew moments
the whole was one mass oil name.
number Of men, women and children were
crus ned Nv the falling RUNS, and some persisted In
the names. IL Is impossible AZ present 70 ascer-
tain the number Of lives lost or persons injured.
Tne fire Is now under control, being confined 20
the immediate vicinity Of the explosion. The loss
in tue bonded warehouse Is not less than $780, 0O0
Tue adjacent property burned, consisting OF nay,
barn, coashed saloon and dwelling, was worth
perhaps $4,000 more.
search IS being made In the ruins, as promptly
as the fire VIII admit. for the recovery OF
bodies. Three have been taken out thus
far, ana It Is thought that there are
several others In the runs, but in the confusion
prevailing It IS impossible TO ascertain. There Is
large crowd OF persons at the scene or the dsas.
ter and great excitement prevails.