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OTTAWA, ILL.,, juno 23.-Last night At about 8
o'clock tho second nttemps to fire the property
Of Alr. dEoenleaf. wealthy farmor near Otsa-
va, succeeded. Ills former residence, an old
ho,lao, wss ahyed from destruction by tho ladies
Of the household. Tho loss is about e2,00o.
Last night at IA o'clock an attompt was uado
to set dro to Hosaack's warehouse In this city.
A bottlo containing kerosene oil aud somo rags
wore thrown upon semo old p!ankB Al the rear Of
tho warehouse and quito blaze waa kindlsd,
but a night-watchman discovered the flames in
time to oxtinEufBll tho tlro and saya the sur
rounding lumbor-yards and otllor property.
, 1875-06-30
IN CHICAGO,

The alarm from box 52l at 7:20 o'clock lAat
night was occaaloaed hy tho burning OF u win
low-scsoen Of netting at No. $40 West watla'ug-
ton street, Cafpcnsor Block. A boarder who wns
smoking pipo caused tho hlazo. No SERIOUS
damage resulted.
4 lire in burn In rcar Of No. 50l South Mur.
raj, street caused loas ot $500 At G:30 O'Clock
1,s: oysoins TLo R1oporty hslo.Hs n';p,a TO- John
Insurance, An adjoining barn was alightly
ecorchcd. Cauuo OF fire unknown. Box JG5
EAye ll.u Hlgnaf.
, 1875-06-30

At tho Central Marriott yesterday = long-haired
fsiends, who bath redness Of eyes Z 1lle drunk
ard. Who hath woe 2 Tho trunkaltl Tho
Lord seat III pura cold water. Thefa'a nothing
like ~" A. that moment boy who was
around there accidentally turned tho ssream
Agatuss tho strangers back, aud 10 Jumped down
and said Is was case OF aasanlt, and ran after
warrant. lie said that no human bnlug could
10 euigaz fos it-IAkrol Isss Prek4
, 1875-06-30
FOREICN.


DAMAGE PNoM THE FLOODS.
PANS, June 2o.-Tho damage 10 property by
foundations Ia tho cittos OF Toulouse aud Agcn
aioao oxoccas 43i, o00, 100. Tho hcnvicat losses
arc iu tho Departments OF nauto Qaropno aud
Lot Of Garonno.
Contributors for tho roliaf Of sufferers arc
pouring In from all paris OF France, Switzerland,
and belgium.
, 1875-06-30

Hrke7aE U&Pd(ch 70 7ht CHtea9o 7T7bun+. !.
CuAMpA1ox, ILL.,, juno 20.-F1sderick Lewls
was given preliminary examination to-day,
having been ARRESTED IN tho act Of attempting to
bsoak into gunsmith shop located under tho
First National Bank OF this city. Uo Vas bound
over In bouds to tho amount Of $500. At tho
time Of bis capture several burglars sools we're
found In htB possession.
, 1875-06-30

8r. LOUIS, June 29.-Tho Globc-D -Demoerass
Jefferson City special aays tho SherlN Of Shelby
County, Tenn, arrived there today with a
roquts!tton from tho Governor Of shat BtAta for
the arrest Of Con. Waddy Thompson. enc Of tha
leasccs Of tho Missouri Peniteatiary, on charge
Of crimos alleged to have boon committed there
about year ago. Gen Thompson Ia sick nbed
and has not boon arrostod yet. but Gov. Hasdin
has fssaod writ for ILLS arrcst.
, 1875-06-30

pllccd tho rolling. stock under the ortlora Of
DOW. Dr!nkeY lenyna for Littlo Rock this altar
noon, however, and 1t IL eyIdent that great
amount 1f littuntton will DO the result Of The
action Of tho President.
, 1875-06-30

t7rttta& MAIafeh 10 The Chteaao Ir,oHnI.
Qu1HcY, ILL.,, Juno 29.-A man nauod Fl co Was
arrested tn tits city Today for passing c.unter-
felt money. Upon soarchlng him, there was found
about $40 Ia counterfeit greonbaoks. 1t pro-
feaaes to 1.-Two 10 Aeohotn, q foW miles south Of
this city. flo has TWO contcdetatcs who W
wanted by tho police,
, 1875-06-30

LITTLE nock. juno 29,-John Hogan, negro
man, was hing yesterday morning by party Of
cltizcns, ncar HuaseilYilo, for Attempting 10 got
in bed w. nlsht previous VIII two white atrle,
, 1875-06-30
SPAiN.

DECREE OF EXILE.
MADRID. Juno 29.-k royal ordinance hns boon
issued commanding that members Of Car1lst
juntas, aud oil families Of which any nscmer il
iu thu Carlst aosvlco. bo expollod from Spain,
and directing TINT tho pronetty Of Carllats DO
cout1scatcl mud deyotou to tndeusnifylng comlnu-
uitles suffering from Cailist requlstlonB.
, 1875-06-30

NEW ORLEANS, La.. Juuo 9u.-Tha Galvoston
Ne,cs' Brownsville (Iex.) special yays; "rhe
etoamor Jeaste, whle crosslug the bar At the
mouth Of the RIO Grando, broke hor ruddcr,
ran aground, and sunk. Her cargo IL badly
damagef."
, 1875-06-30

DEATH or FERDINAND First.
PRAGUE, June 29.-Ex-Emporor Ferdinand
First died today Of lung-dlseasc, aged 50.
, 1875-06-30
dTb6H q 60,


Special Dtspatth to The Chicago J4tban<.,
DWIGHT. Ill., Iuno 29.-John Mcofath and
1Raao Sherman Eot into AT sltuscGtlpn to-day n
Nevada, Intles wcat Of here. when tho
former vas stabbed 10 tho aids. TiS wound Is
very serious, Artl may prove fatal.
, 1875-06-30

8pfc1ds U9Talch o 4#d CHitaao 1Fa50Nt,
GRAND nAr1pa, hllch., Juno 29.-A deaf and
dumb woman named Anto[nette Gtavcs, single,
52 yoars old, was suu over By froIGht.car back
ing slowly over the Lake Shore Il Michigan Rail-
road In thts city this morning, and had both her
legs cut on. It Ia probabto that shs will do.
, 1875-06-30
HUNGARY.

THE INuSDATIDN At DuDA.
Lospox, June 30-3 n. m.-Iho Standards
apeoal dispatch from resth reports that tho loss
Of life by tho tempest Of yeHtcr.iay exceeded tho
first report. Ono hundred and twouty dead
bolica hayo bcon found III the Dauibot and
many moro must have baon carried away by tho
current.
, 1875-06-30

Thres boiuR dropped tho rest moved hack to
81 yarls. and mado the following score:
George barnard. d................s.."".lo ~ 80
". Hs1et. ss.s+a.au ! 49,
r j. Higgins ......t 0 III
Another trial was had At 81 yards, with this re-
suit:
barnard oll-4
Ht1ce. +....t.*s.t''''.t
Tho fourth attempt to settlo tho Ito resulted
in another lie. ~ follows:
Barnard. ~ ~
uiEgtnA ......4 ~
Fho nth trial sottlod tho dispute b5 tho fol-
lowing suoro:
Barnarl.. 1--7
Higgins ............................ II o.
Tho shooting to-day will bo for money prizes
excellent shots hayo Expressed their intention to
10 present.
, 1875-06-30

Special UIspAlch 70 The EHItuyQ Tr26Itns,
DUBUQUE, Ia, Juno 29-At 0 o'clock this
evening tho blacksmith shop connected with tho
c1tonaiya carriage factory Of TLomaa Connolly,
on .Nhitc B.roet, caught iiEo and burned to tho
groand. Tho greater portion Of tho stock and
carriages in tue adjoining building Wero saved.
Loes about $1,000, lully Insured. THIS ia tho
second tin1h alr. Connolly has boon burned out
tho present pear,
, 1875-06-30

3ttcFHE DTSHd1cH "a 3Nd L1E110 1T1UHH<s
BLOOMINGTON, I'LL, Juuo 29.-Ut tho five In
d!ctments again4t y. +. Dollifl, Circuit CLERK.
Judgo Upton llaa quashed two. Trial On the
otl,er three will bo bad In Logan County,
It Is thought John J. Sohn. stabhsd at Day
brook yesterday by William Thornton, will re-
cover.
, 1875-06-30

INDIANAPOLIS, 1ud., Juno 20.-Conaldcrah!o
surpreo Was created IN tailrohd anu business
orolos by tho lasuhnco OF a circular announcing
tho resignation OF President Woodward, Of tho
indianapolis i st. Louis Road, aud tho cleo.
tion Of Mr.. Thomas D. MosB1or 81 bis eucceBaor,
to dato from tho lat Of July. No cause is as
eigucu for tie change.
, 1875-06-30

Et,sotal Dt.rateA Ia 1hx 1hi<aop Tribune.
LANSING. Mich, juno 2o.-u. Epstein had =
warm lght With burglar. at his residence,
about 2 o'clock Bautlay morning. Tho burglar
succeeded i'm making his escape after losln8 Ills
boot and part Of hls clot4Iug.
, 1875-06-30
AT QUINCY, ILL.

AT QUINCY. ILL.
8rectdl n<,,alch to Tho Chtt11o Tribune.
Qu1Nor, ILL.,. jrno 29.-At half-past o'clock
this evening fro Was discovered In four. story
dnublo brick block. corner Of Sixth and Hamp-
shtros ostreosB, owned By George 4. Miller. The
fro wns first discovered noar tho roof
Of tho building, and IL suppotod
to bave originated either from q defective
Aua or from chomicalH stared in = photograph
gallery. Tho block had Mansasa roof, coyorod
with slate. in consequence OF ubich tho rsro
Department wna unable to bring water to bear
with Any effcot I'LL tue two upparntorieH had bcon
aiincst entirely DESTROYED. Az Room ~ tho soof
fell In. however. tho flames wcto apaoailr 6lb-
tiuct. Tho nsst Hour WAS occupied by Miller. aa
q drug mud oil store, and Erner i Netzger,
boots md sl,oos. Tile upper stolies wero occu-
pied By 0Evars Photograph gallerv, tho
aIpses ClArk'n millinery, Mckso,. architect,
and Beyclal other offices. Tic lover ntos1es
were considerably damaged by water. 1li!ler'n
loss on building Is estimated at $1,000. nnd On
stock at $1,000. Other losses, H2.O00 There
was mn insurance Oh the building OF 92,009 in
tho North American, and 81, 900 in tho Royal of
Liverpool. Erner i 3fetzGer Lad insurance. of
::,001 on stock In tho German, Of Quincy. Tho
ulock wna removed With but slight damage.
At Iaif-paat o'clock another fire brote out IN
Kcntram's saloon. on tho 1avco. Tho building
and stoc9 wars nearly consumed. Lora estimated
At a..AD0. Insured Ia the Detroit, Manhattan.
and Humboldt for aG,U00. This establishment
has boen Oh 1lro thteo tlmca In tho laat two
mouths.
, 1875-06-30

FEDESTRlhNISM.
Tuor.nAcB At KALAMAZOO.
stec7a; hrpnteh to T'he Chftaro Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, June 29.-Lon Thompson, of
Coidwnter. aud Ilasris, Of Wuptlstpck, Cam, ran
= ioot-raco this evening. Harris won eaeiiy,
, 1875-06-30

GALVESTON, Juno ga fire at Mckinney,
Tox., destroyed an ontiro block Of business
houses, The loss Ia ostiuRl1d at 80, 600.
, 1875-06-30

PATERSON, N. j., Juno GA lro ak tho Wnt-
son bridge works this morning gusted tho eon-
srai building, 90 by 81 feat aquaro, and four
stosiea hlgil, and another building, 81 by 148
feet sq,saro, aud tbroe stosics high. Tho loss
Of tho bridge works 10 estimated at from e120.-
coo to 5l5o. 600; insured for 370.oo0. =. G.Was-
ron 4 TO. occupied room OIL the third iloar for
tile manufacture Of silk employing eighty hands.
They lost 's40.UU0 inanrod for s3s. 400. C!arleA
THO WAsaons arc going straight ahead with
their hridgo work, ana ilayo 2t0 men busy thts
morning. Clar1cs Mildoy las bcen asfcated On
suspicion OF tiriDg tho place.
, 1875-06-30

IftE IOWA t50NuS.
IsosroN, Juno 99..--A meeting Of tho bondholl-
ers Of tho Chicago, Dubuque l. Minnesota and
tho Chicago, Cliuton Il Dubuque Railroad Com
ranies waa held tliH toronooa for tho purpose Of
hearing tho report Of tue Cou:nittee OF 1nvesti-
CATION, appointed at a previous meo.ing, The
report covers Two columns. In substance. 1t
ssatos that tho Aguros collased from tho slate-
meats Of S1ossra. Joy, Graves, and Walkor. to
Fob. 28, 1875, ahow TINT 4352022.72 aro uu-.
accounted for iu tho construction and rai'load
conpanics' accounts. II futthor s.ates thnt
@natefal and extrayagnnt management IL 4prar-
ont, and emboaics I'LL opinion Of Judge uoar,
to tho eftcet that any bondholder who has
purchased bonds on tho faith OF tho ctrcu-
lars OF Juno 7, l67l, or hla.eh 7, 1879, ho bo-
Ing stock]otde1 Of the Chtcago, Burlington 4
Qa'uGY Noad. and st1ll holding bonds. may briag
sntt IN our own courts aEaiust any or all Of tho
mefnbors Of tue constr1ctton companies who, a.
Directors Of the Chlcago burlington i Quincy
1soaa, voted for the Issue Of these circulars but
u is not NJ coar that holders OF bonas purchased
In tho opou market would laYe auch remedy !;
moreover, any bondholder may hayo Eomedv
against tic Trustees OF the Chicago, Dubuque i
MINNESOTA tuortsayeoa for any depreciation in
the value Of thur bonds caused BY their issuing
tho Tuikoy Niyer Branch bonds iu violation Of
trust, ami against tho Directors Ut tho Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy Road, who wo1o members
of the construction companies. for any derreola-
tnu of tl.eir security which might arse from tho
suls of those bouds to third parties without
notice.
Tho following was adopted by sha meeting
Tint the Comsntt00 of 1nycAlisAtins bo iu-
atructod to continue their negotiations with par
ttoa against whom claims hro supposed to oxlHt,
aud, III casa at1pulaticns satisfactory 10 thom are
offered, to send clrcnla.a agreeing to a foro-
closure to all bou.lholdors for thcir signatures.
That. IN case negotihtlona arc ioted suits shall
be brought IN accordance with Judge Honr's
, 1875-06-30

WARRINGTON, D. c.. Juno 30-i 4, m,-Fos
tAs Upper Mississippi aud 1.owor a1ahouri VAL
lcya aud tho Upper I.akca, cool. pArtlT CLOUDY
weatLar, northwest and southwest to southeast
Wi4ds, snd high pressure.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
EIkJCAQn Inna 70.
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CONDEMNATION or GROUND,

sr. rAu1, Miut,,, Juno 29.-1n the Stato Dfatriot
Court, Judge WllGin awards about $4,000 to
dcorRo d. S1arron, for ground condemned for
Tho st. raul 4 Pacific Railroad for depot, yard,
and elevator. The plaintiff appealed from tho
In lib valuation by esidenco before tho Court.
, 1875-06-30


and throw up his arms. Condop SARA ho did so
because !se Haw tic o!lcsF waa cautious 10 ap-
proach!ng him, and BAYS 4e had 10 iuteatlon of
ehuptipH linn Or eny Ulo but blu vito aud hlul-
avtf. l.pughlu thou took his prisoner, sud, t!nl-
tug him failing from lIis wound, put him in Ill
express wagon and took him to the station,
whom, Dr.. Dunno examined she injury aud Or
dersd l!s removal to the County 1fotpital. 1io
van sent turn Ia charge OF Ol!cor Topping, who
will Ienaln with him until tle result Of Ala
wound ta known. bhon!1 10 recover, hc will
probably 10 tried By tho authorities. lie WAN
visITEI. LAST NIGHT
by TRIBUNE reporter, and found swake and
breathing With Eon,e difficulty. lie taIked With
to'ne tesorvation at first, but finally ma1la =
aateniupt thu Mniu points Of which are 8lysu
lh the foregoing luatter. lie lrsk asked tle TO-
porter II he had been 10 tho house, and on being
iaformoi ttlat ho had, inquired II hls wife was
deai. He was tu!d slo mhat aud lad beon LAID
out for burial. Hs said. "1hsu the5all be =
waite to-ufght." lilo freely admit ed Aaylng shot
her, aud taia b0 Ind doHe It beotuaa sho vas
false to htul. Ills relation Of tho mannes Of the
shooting was substantially ihe sano ~ ,hat
given sbose,-in fact, there could bo no other
gtTen 70 accurately, because he was alono
s S.sshses ~ Ida ' A.yiue us iast s%s eoas upe sae
stall aud the log rushing out.of-loora from. =
oed Id III Al}on!ng Eooat scared noarly out Of
biz wits. CondoH characterized his Vito aad
hor aa,,shter A. worry bad women. and spoke in
no good terns Of the man Lewis Smith. He
says bis vito admitted, on ono OCCASION the,
sle bad Illicit tltctou1rs With = man whom
Condon Bays Ae watched, ard thst I random 10
eu4Atlon brought Z full confassion from her.
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Chicago, March I2-Therc is con-
siderable excitement among the large
numbers of unemployed men in this
city, over the proposed expeditions to
the Black Hill. Dispatches from
Sioux City, st. Paul and other places
nearer to the hills report parties form
ing to go to the mines. Meanwhile.
Gen. Ord, at Omaha, has issued orders
directing the troops to occupy the
mining district, dividing into small
camps, and employing a sufficient
number of Indian runners to preclude
the possibility of persons entering the
territory without being discovered,
and whenever found they will be
quietly escorted from the territory.
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GROCERIES

GROCERIES.
Z. H. LEIBEY, 1911 hre.t
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
[. e. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDERWOOD 4 MCGREGOR.
Enterprise Bakery.
T.. NAGLE, Ferguson street
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BY TELEGRAPH
REroRTEs ErrREssLr roE rHE zoRxrEs LEADER.
n TIG lit REP OR II.
Senate Proceedings.
PinChbeCk Still Being Dis
CusSed.
Senator Christiancy FaVors
his admission.
A Disastrous Fire in Mont
pelier, Vermont.
The GreenbaCk Convention.
The Black Hills to be Occu-
pied by U. S. Troops.
The GreenbaCk Convention.

New York, March 12.-The stand
ing committee of the diocese of New
York records its vote in the negative
on the question of the confirmation of
DIR. De Koven as Bishop of Illinois,
and DR.. Jaggar, Bishop of Southern
Ohio. The discussion was spirited
and lasted until late hour.
Lieut.. General Sheridan arrived
here last evening from Washington,
and will leave this morning for CHI
cago. He will go from Chicago in n
few days to LeavCnworth, and proceed
from there to New Orleans, where he
expects to arrive in about two weeks
from date.
A London letter states that the BAN
quet to the Prince Imperial, at Wool
wich, has given Iise to good deal of
criticism, both here and i'm France.
The commander of the garrison, who
presided, made an exceedingly fulsome
speech of the Prince, and even went
so far as to express hope that the
swords OF English officers might one
day be at his service. 1t is understood
that the Prince is to be attached Ia
the staff Of the Duke of Cambridge.
The EX Empress Eugene has, it is
said, just contracted another private
loan.
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ME
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
J. X. JEFFREY, I7th street.
S. J. SCRIBRR, 10th Street.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL l6th street
BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, laA street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, l6th slrss
E. PECKHAM, Ferguson strest
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, I6M Hfrccs.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
@. L. HOLT, Post-c6Fce Building
CLOTHING.
B. HELLMAN, 18Th street
MARKS & M4ER, Eddy street
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
5. ii. WOODS, Eddy strsSs
DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy st-eSt
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
,. II. WOOD. Eddy StreSf
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE & WARREN, l6tA n
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Detroit, March l2.-Judge John w.
LOngyear, of the United States District
Court, died suddenly about twelve
o'clock last night.
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HARDWARE.

HA ND W ARE.
II. HOUSMAN, Ferguson street
r. '.SCWElKERT, 18Th street
,. !. SCRlBER, 10th Street.
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Il Dept; Cheyenne, Nro.
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Cleveland, Ohio, March l2.-In the
Independent or greenback convention
to-day, a platform was adopted declar-
ing the popular interests of the party,
and that the monetary system was the
cause of all disorders.
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st. Louis, March John Linden,
a wealthy stockdealer OF Ellsworth,
Kans., who has been missing for some
time, was found in well yesterday at
Saline, Kans., with several knife
wounds in his body. Detectives are
working up the case.
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ID IR Z ron = Z.

A. r. CONVERSE, +. L. WARREN,
II. q. HAY,
SILAs REED, J. Ii. NICHOLS.
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Baltimore, March l2.-Puss Oakley,
the woman who stole the child Of Jno.
II. Beckwith, in Georgetown, D. c..
was arrested to-day with the child in
her arms.
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New Orleans, March l2.-State En-
gineer Thompson, after a careful sur
vey along the river, reports that
danger from crevasse is imminent.
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Rome, March l2.-The Vocc de Yer
ita says: The Pope will confer Car
Ginal's hat on Archbishop McCloskY,
not only on account of his personal
merits but because the Holy See is
desirous of -honoring the Catholics of
America and of marking the progress
of Catholicism in the United States.
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Cork, March John Mithell's
majority in Tipperary over Moore,
conservative, is 2,S8S in total vote of
$500.
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Washington, March I2-In Il e
Senate, the resolution to admit Pinch
beck was discussed 10y AIcorn and
thr!stianCy, who spoke in favor Of,
and, by Salisbury, who opposed it.
Without coming to a vote the Senate
went into executive session and soon
after adjourned.
The Freedmen's bank is in a worse
condition than heretofore supposed,
therefore, Commissioners Cresswell,
Leopold and Purvis have asked to be
relieved from any further response
bility for or on account of said trust );
their bonds cancelled, and new COM
missioners appointed. They assign as
the cause of this action the failure of
Congress to grant such legislation as
they deemed essential to the proper
and speedy execution of the trust re-
posed in them.
The Senate, this afternoon, decided
the following order of business: The
Hawaiian treaty shall be postponed
till Wednesday the Senate tomorrow
to resume the Pinchbcck resolution,
it being understood a vote will be
taken on next Tuesday; after that the
Hawaiian treaty will be disposed of.
1t is generally supposed that the ses-
sion will terminate at the end of next
week, without any action on the reso-
luton recognizing the Kellogg govern
ment.
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Montpelier, Vt, March 1.-THE
most disastrous fire that ever occurred
here broke out at 1910 this morning,
and lasted until n. m. 1t is impossi-
ble now to give the amount of loss.
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under l. and r., p. 1877. section So.
Postmasters are authorized to open and ex-
anime packages of samples, etc, sent in open
envelopes, to see If they contain any written
matter. They should not however, COM
municate any information received by them
in the performance Of this duty.
Postal Car09 may Dc IO1W0TOoO 8s tuo re-
quest Of the party addressed, without addi-
| tional charge for postage.
When two kinds OF mail matter, subject to
different rates Of postage, are mailed in the
same package, such package is subject to the
higher rate Of postage.
LIQUIDS are unavailable and must not be
admitted into the mails.-Laws, p. 81, sec.
1873. .
All matter wholly or partly in writing, ex-
cept book manuscript and corrected proofs
passing between authors and publishers,
local or drop letters and q. s postal cards, is
subject to postage at the rate Of cents for
each half ounce or fraction thereof. '
Publishers cannot send specimen copies Of
their papers OF the pound rate-they must be
prepaid at the transient rate, viz: one cent
for each ounce or fraction thereof
A sealed package having q corner cut Oft is
subject to letter rates Of postage. .a5s -
When subscriber to newspaper or peri
odicaI changes his post office, he should at
once write to the publisher and have his adj
dress changed to his new Office. He can not
have his publication forwarded from the old
Office to the new one free of postage. A re-
quest to postmaster to forward such matter
should be accompanied with an amount suf-
aciert to prepay the postage at third class
rates, viz : one cent An ounce, etc.