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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25
weaItI, Of Ohio.

Auditor Of State Williams this morn
ing, In reply to New York firm that is
getting up some sort Of a useful almanac
(tOns Of llmanacs are not useful, gives
some answers to questions propounded
by the firm that reveal the wonderful and
growing wealth Of the State. The amount
Of the funded debt Is s., 1885, S 30. The
rate Of taxes levied annually TO pay this
debt as II becomes due, and 10 pay the in
terest on the same, il eight-tenths Of one
mill on the dollar as property il valued
for taxation. The total value Of the
property in Ohio, IA valued for taxation
il 1874, was 81, $50, 379, 1924, which raises
a sum annually for the State amounting
to about Sl,25O.0OO. The total levy for
State pnrpOses last year was three and
tWo.tenllis mills. 49,
Property rs valued for taxation IL not
appraised at much, II any, more than
half it, value. In addition to the taxa
bic property, there are about one hun.
bred and fifty millions invested in real
estate that Is exempt from taxation
churches, schools, jail, court houses,
parks, city property Of every description,
fair grounds, benevolent institutions and
public property Of every species.
The State House and grounds on which
the house Ia located are worth over
sj,OOO,OOO. The land was a donation to
the State to get the Capital at Columbus,
and was made when property was selling
by the acre all around it.--liuron County
ihrOniris.
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ne Recent Earthquake a. Bea.

The Recent Earthquake ~ Yea.
The phsnonen1 Of the marine earth.
quake which the ship Hamilton, Of Bos.
Ton, jus, arrived Al New York, witnessed
on June 4ih are tins Interestingly Dc.
scribed BY the captain: It va about
o'clock in the morning, and The ahip Al
the time vas not Tar IRON the hland Of
Barbados, IL latitude 90 l6' north and
longitude 81 81, and VA running in
Light trade and blowing about four kn0p
an hour. / va standing near the Wheel 10
charge Of the vessel; the water VAS y
smooth A. the river here; suddenly the
thip entered ) sea running dead ahead,
which Vas 50 heavy that II pitched the
water through the hhvse-piPes and threw
spray over the bow. For ten or htteen
minutes the ship pitched in this SEA, and
there came heavy rumbling sound, a il
fifty barrels we're rolling over the deck.
! hurried forward, expecting 70 ind
everything loose, bot there vas not
thing wrong This rumbling continued
Tor fye or ten minutes longer. The ship
tremb!sd and shook exactly a. il she
we're humping over a sInd-baT, and the
sea ran heavier and heavier. Then there
Vas a heavy shock, a il the ship had
run square into the dock here, and then
everything vas quie;; the Elmbling noise
stopped, The bea became smooth, and the
ship vent on all right. simultaneously
With the shaking the ky assumed adult,
lelden hue. The atmosphere vas also
thick and hSzy. During the continuance
Of the shock control Of the vessel vas
completely lost, and the ship refused TO
obey the helm. There was litile, II any,
wind a the time, yet the vessel vas
tossed about q though in the midst Of
gale
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25
CANADIAN wool Prospects.

From our Canadian exchanges II ap.
pears that the Dominion wool growers
are generally marketing their wool d!
current rates offered by denlers--nainly
S5CS37c gold. In fact financial necessl-
" seems 10 compel such a cortse, and al
ready the money put in circulation by the
sales Of wool has begun to relieve the
monetary attingency, while II Is looked to
produce a very general and salntary
remedy for the financial arrangement in
the Dominion. Asto The clip The jions.
idty Tine, Of Toronto, estimates II to be
above an average yield, and TO he equal
10 that Of 1870, which by the cenSuS Of
1871 wa shown to be Ms follows: On
lafio, 0,4lt,9O5 lba; Quebec, 2.7O3,3gi
lbs; New Brunswick, 726,lOS lbs, and
Nova Scotia, i,l32,7O2 lbs, being total
for the whole Dominion Of II, lO3 $50 lbs.
The quality Is also said to be about an
average, although in some sections where
drought has prevailed the aceccS are
out Of condition from the dust collected
aince washing. But other localities are
sufficiently above an average condition as
tomake the usual averages. An import.
ant fact Is also noted, that not only the
quantity but the quality Of the Aeeces il
being gradually improved by better feed.
Ing and hhelieting since the farmers have
acquired the means to provide better for
their Aocks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25

A BILL was recently introduced into
the British House Of Commons to amend
the labor law Of that kingdom. 1t pro.
vides that breaches Of contract by work
ing people shall be treated only as are
violations u other civil contracts, and not
to be punished ascrimes, An exception,
however, Is made in the case Of those EN-.
ployed in a public capacity, and whose
refusal TO carry out their agreements
would cause public injury. In cases Of
disputes between employers and work.
men an agreement to strike is not to he
punished as conspiracy unless It in
wolves an agreement to do some criminal
act. These are plain concessions TO the
lab0ring men Of England, and, as the bill
was introduced by the Secretary Of State
Tor the Home Department, ii would seem
asifthe government would not oppose the
movement. Still the journals In the in.
terest Of DiEraeli deny that the govern
ment indorSeS the proposed amendments
OF is to DO held responsible for either
their adoption OF defeat AZ all events
the Introduction Of the bill will renew
agitation upon the labor question in Eng.
land and enable the people TO understand
The matter better than they do at pre-.
sent. There should be no anLugoniSm
between capital and labor, and there will
not be when the whole question is viewed
from broad, intelligent standpoint. II
iaevident that all parties in England are
anxious 10 have this vexed and disturb.
lag question settled upon such basis as
will insure the perpetuity Of the arrange.
msnt, and hence the relaxation proposed
In some Of the more stringent features Of
the labor ordinances and enactnents of
Great Britain.
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4 Gimp who Visited wheeling
Last Week.

lfTUm the MaItlnA FeTTg NgHAl-.
We went 10 the Martha Washington
Tea.Pafty at Wheeling last Friday night
and were "laken in." We couldn't help
ii. Those pictures Of divine lovelinesa
that asked us 10 buy buttOn.hole bOu.
qiets done ii. We took ice cream, and
when that "wllitetl angel" handed Il to ns
we wondered whether we were on earth
or In heaven-but we soon realized the
fact that Wheeling had pretty girls. We
wanted to zee her again. We ordered
more ice cream--the same gentle hand
brought IL to ns-We melted titD. We are
entirely gone. Her black, sparkling eyes,
her powdered hair, her dimplel chin,
would bring the LOpmost angel down,
Some one teIl IA who she was. She ped.
died bouquets. We wanted one, but some
long.legged, smooth-fnced newspaper
mani gentleman took her away. lts
about our last, and still we can see the
pretlicst, most loyable girl in the Opera
lEOuse, with the skeleton Of tall man by
her aide.
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The " heelIng 4 Lake Erie Road.

IRON the Martins Ferry HeEa.)
We learn from Mr.. Joel Wood, who
has lust returned home, that the execn-
tive committee Of the Directors Of the
Wheeling d Lake Erie Railroad met in
Wheeling on the l7th Mr.. STANLEY was
present, and the committee adjourned to
meet the Board in Cleveland on the 2lst.
The meeting was full and harmonious
and the conclusion was unanimous in
favor Of pushing the road TO completion,
from BowerstnWn to Lake Erie, with all
ConImendable speed. Mr.. STANLEY ex-
pressed himself higly pleased at the nc.
lion Of the Board and the general posi-.
ton Of affairs. Gen. Mckee Is ordered
TO increase his working force, and the re.
manning portion Of the road designated
will be Snb.let Immediately. Mr.. STANLEY
IL on the ground and will push the work
on The heavy points, which requires time,
and as soon M the right Of way can be
obtained and the additional local sub.
pcription secured, we may expect work TO
BE- commenced from Bowerstown to this
place. Let the friends Of this enterprise
he up and doing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25

VIA a. A1ahtitf D. ve 10, sVaIy alX Ne iAE
VisEUaa ~ slsE-haaud Paahiag q 70 iEtznf,
Iad The ietAls Sn4 hl1-A-SstaEEus tlE5yiRg by he
Wlyf H1iA gives eaEEEy. ViH- Wkli Asalihy
nia4 nIacsiTe, hsalthy holy i IEuuPs o sIs-
exc u&raluH Tk4ch dsieI In inTIli1 1lto-
rsthss, tha Tis1ftlt EsIn s1g1oGrtt a. q bggnl u
ue UUll1 y sannetgl, " - eGIi b hfalEhy. Ihe
initial E.FP = 4 thksE tgTGl4 GTiTipg ~ tkht CO.
dlGs, i 70 Tllly thf iIilIag t1erpa q he SyE.e-
A I nayFEsi x d1ayisg vital fogeE, Hl;sfier't
stsn1eh Eftsn Eriy hs iattly r1u1ams1ae3 In
Erf4eFsahs 70 Al othcT tlu3rs ssee IL GgfETlargy
y a. ibEig1rABt b Tie albeit q daily dziH1Elra-
tign. Baf Il Is iIT m1re than smpif TagIpezant
u IAykaal ktTgnglk; Il is pngEP reEnH3y *
lsSily irregularities, ElrIieulGFly 4 The StEalcA
b. uslt and lTeE and reliable tFeTsat1fge q Eal-
Ala lsgutisa u tglESlEL iEpurc TIieF. GIplsgre
AID eIh1sSy55s, The hai tsscfS u Whkh Il iavITi-
Ally n7untaFzrfA 6dRU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25

Pg4TT.-Oa WSlnssii1y. Jgrs ., ISsS, EIMA
F.. vie Il E L Pan, IN he 18th year Il be- ~
Iht iah1nl VII take pace iruca ks1 late nd
dsan, a soaiA BSnsdV1y. On Fh41y iiteFaoaa Al
oaSck.
BLAIh-On Thgrdly, JUo< q, is7S, n 81
0'cltrk ,. \, JORN DrRns BLAE. les1 q yar5
70 nlRiks and y day.
Fsstal inn Ihs rtssisHos d his tIihsE, Tho1fs
J. Blair, No q Zane street lLlEn,ii Al 70 0elOek
sstuntly nOrulaS IntsrnsEt At uHiaa csne'szy,
s.. o1lnTilIs, Cha
NERGE-on "Wednesday eTsEing. Jane =, ISIS,
Al 0'ei0ck, J. h NERGE, JT-, aged \ !earA
Funeral IRON hI, hts reidsDet, 80 Iod8 Main
ItIss,, O. Friday poraiag Al 81 SeloEt A us-
QUEEN s1,I Al The Clihsdlll At 10 o'tlOek, Friends
q The tInily an iayitsd Tbs rules q the church
IN reeaTd 70 funerlls vi bs obsrTs3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25

The new rates to Chicago and 81. Louis
tls and % cents are still much less than
those that obtained 10 these points before
the war, which were 81 and 81 cents re-.
spectiyeiy. The rates above given are on
what is termed a special class, embracing
sugar, syrups, coffee, salt, and other ar.
tiCies. The advance In rates on first,
second, third, and fourth classes Of freight
il in proportion 70 that indicated in the
table. Both the Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvania Companies have adopted
the rates. There has been no change as
yet in eastern bound irelghts, contracts
still being made for forwarding Of grain
from Chicago 10 Baltimore at 20 cents
per 100 pounds, which Ia % cents less
Than the rate before the war.
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Tue gospel according to Moody and
sSnksy in we'll enough for the London
Ilums and trsderpcOple-the nobility
and the Archbishop Of York have no hes.
itation in carrying It to such heather, but
when II comes TO Offering the same meat
70 the sons Of gentlemen and lords at Eton
school, where the Church oil England is
supposed to suffice, nice people are
shocked, and the school authorities are
implored to put stop to il. We can CON
itrnct somewhat analogous Gaze by sup
posing RsyiyAliGt Hammond turned loose
at one Of our older colleges. Probably
the EtOn people will say that the re-
yivSllt method Of experiencing religion
Il only fitted to certain stage Of human
development.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25

NV CoNEoE1s FOB TRAvELEE4-Ths
Pullman car company are putting into
use new style Of sleeping or rather re-
elining ears. A row Of easy chain runs
each side Of The car with = Passags-WHy
in the middle; chairs having high backs,
With pillows and plaees tot the feet ma.
chinsry by which they can be thrown
back 70 an angle Of tOrty-ivs degrees, and
also swivel BY which they can be turned
around, altogether making a very com.
Portable qualified bed. The advantage
are thai such cars are lighter and will
hold more passengers, and their accom-
modltions can be furnished cheaper than
the others, whose places they are likely to
take In considerable part,
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Nrln.lstntes Orer lle Ill,er.

from the MaFtIn's Ferry NeWD
An opportunity for new and proita.
bic enterprise Is found in experiments
which have been made In gfihdStnnes from
the quarries near the mouth Of Glsnns
Run At the upper end Of town. Our en-.
terprising tOwnsman, MI. Joseph +.
Hanes, has cut and placed in use from
this quarry several grindstones, one Of
which 10 in use In Culbertson, Wiley 4
Cos foundry and machine shop, and Nj.
Culbeftson asstireaus Ia superior to any
stone produced from the Befea quafries
or elsewhere. This led Of stone, we learn
from Mr.. lIanes, Il practically ine&haus.
table, and we hope The matter will receive
the attention its Importance deserves.
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FRIDAY, June rs, 1873.

ArEAxscEIPT Of the stock ledger Of the
Union Pacific Company 1t the end Of the
days business, June Is, gives the total
number Of shares 81 81, 40. Among the
bsaEisst stockholders are; Jay Gould,
100, 900 Ibare,; Oliver Amss, 22,j77; Ezra
H. Baker, s,254; Sidney Dillon, 25ls2G 5.
n. Mills, $3.50; and c. J. Osborn, 2, 100.
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The srNNER soLsTIcE-Alrsady the
days h1Te begun 70 grow shorter, and in
. very few weeks the difference will Be
Palpable. True to the tradition, With
The halt aRd turn Of the sun The heat hAs
become more oppressive. The old pro.
verb Euns that Ehsn the days begin 70
Isngthen the cold begins To strengthen,
and the counterpart true Of the sum
msf s0lstiee. Up to its occurrence the
ssason had bsea remarkably Tree from
s1eessivs warmth, bot nov aheatedt terms
are regularly in ordsr.
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DUBLIC SALE-The UBlErIiEnoI has bssu au.
IbdEiEad 70 ell the flEm bEl1aiag o The he5n
q Bensai ;. Goad, asc'd. situated q the Sltionll
Rad mflei al y the city q Wkhellns and In.
msllliely % The line 4 The ooaieullSfs1 StTusl
Railway 70 Elm GroVe- SAD farm tlRtiinS Ah5ui
80 1erSl. and has heza nsCRstIy s1FIeYea and lai1
% II l0tt from % y lereN ms las are 1auiu-
pos. and EFs asnVeaieot % depGI a lhe Hemp
he'd Rsiroad At Hm GTsJr aud oaly plaaaHi
DIVE iTuEg the dty. 4 plat u he tlTm q divided
can b seel u ny ofisp, No. - TTelfth Gllael.
WI nj al q any q lid l0tl a pirate al Untl
saturday, July S,ls5G Shoad any remain 1Rold,
viii oHeF the i1me II suction o. tie FEemiG %
all saturday, July ), oOamOntlny = SSetock,
TEENS-lBs-lhgrd Cash n hand, balance IN one
and igO ye1p With Interest, deferred payment,
ssrurel By dssd d trust on property aid. 1ftle
teEieft, and viii L guaranteed
rs / IRWIN, Agent
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THE Bathcsville Hierpriss Of last week
SayA one hundred bushels Of strawberries
we're shipped from that place In the last
two days, and the heavy trade has not yet
begun. -tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pLASo TUNING.

TH0S H HODES. 4 LOaisIiIls. S IN til. oily,
and IN lIe Al Or5sEs EFiiao and OE.Aa Dlzing
Eru=pt Alfalfa AlEOEE Eslanieo4-
oHisn can ts LIT a ?. LoaeAeTh IIOs Nlla
Faest te5
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nation 0i the Gums, 10 allSy GneAdnsss, 70 quis
Collie Palms, 70 promote Sleep, 70 cure summer Com
pllnt. This We consider one 81 the most valu1 BIZ
TamedIes 10 II kspt In the family when the chill
dIen are cutting thhlr Teeth. We are selling thou
an1I Of bottles, ard have 70 hear The Gt6t pefSOH
NY II h not all VeTenrf1mend II 10 le.
MOInEEs, have you = IieLly, LseihfHg tate thai
Turns the HOURS d MONT when you y long Tot
Fest) Into one LOE1, WEAHY DAYTIME d WORN.
MESI and CAHE3 CY-Cry-Cy--hlld day and all
night lgngl II you have, IiliSR 10 TedSOI, h con-
WINGED, AsIitais no iQaQe-a IEw drOPs d iERANI
CORDliL and your thii WILL b PAcITED, and
SWEET, REFRESHING GLEEP will take the place d
WAKETUL suTTEuSO. Procure a once bottle
Slld BY oil Druggists and
LAUGHLlN BROS CO., Proprietor,
Wheeling, W. Va
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The Advance In Western Freight
Rates,

lFr0B The BaIrRsrs Ansrieaa-l
The following table will show, in the
first column, the war rates per 100 lbs,
and IN the second column those that late
~ prevailed. 1t will be seen that the
rates to some points have not as yet been
changed, while 70 others they have been
raised from sig % % per cent:
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nor CINCINNATIA AND, =N
IL Iairnsdhis RaiRul =

ne asg 1BI sEih ErEa-Jhsel Rassnor sianz
HUDSON. ". IIsT, NIStaF,
CAAELIE y, IrST, Gark,
VIII lave ioF TIE above a sturdy, Juns ssSh,
A. g'ellSk Pm
IS c B. B00TH 90, AseniA
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

mature decay, nervous debility etc, having triCd
In vain every known remedy, has iOund simple
Eel-cure which he viii PDd IN, 10 his fellow Eii.
ererl. Address J. II. REEVES, 7s Nassau street,
New YOTk, Box 6l6S. APT
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50 eahas ConCentI1ted LyO.
100 Matches.
6baTOL GaTTSit'I snufL
30 boxes CARROTS Pack
1000 po1ndI Dutch MhddeE Pdmi.
800 Indigo spanih Fiat
Is hnOb Chip LnSWOod.
Al LIuGHLN BROS a COS
DPOuDdi ChlOFUiRm.
80 Bromide Potassium.
Is GlomeL
Is lOdIde Potash.
go Fluid EItrhets, Tilden'L
30 Solid EItnetl, DO,
$50 bottles Sugar Coated FILA
Al LAuGHLN BROS COS
Is dozen BAKER, Cod Liver Oil
Is Halls Lung Rllnm.
Is JIyne'B EIpeeiount.
Is Ayers Cherry heCtOrll.
100 Esscnces-Chnamon, dc.
800 R1tFmEn Drops.
600 GodfNy's Cordial
100 ES1enns Jamaica GlnggF.
Al LAUGHlIN BIOS a COS
400 pounds Grain PePPer-sin0Pure
600 Cloves.
600 Allgpice.
900 NutmAI-0oTeEnmen
800 b" Cream Tartar, pure and ehcloe.
800 +" Mustard, In cans and 10 bulk.
800 Ground Ginger, East India JimIia
CoK's Gelltine, AroW Root, TlploCA and sAgl
oc29 AtLAUGHLN BROS 4 COS
100 ounces Quinlne, Power a WelshtminI
90 Sulphite MoPhia.
30 Nitrate Silver.
60 E1yehnlA.
For als al LAUGHI1N BROS. a cos
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The very Best
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PRoCLAMArION.
TERRITORY,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Essas Cheyenne. Oct. Is, 1875.
WHEREAS, William Harris was
elected a member of the House of Re-
representatives. for the county of Albany,
for the,term of two years from the
second day of November next, aud
has this-day rendered his resignation
OF said office;
NoU, therefore, 1, JOHN NJ. THAYER,
Governor of Wyoming Territory, by
virtue of the authority conferred by
sections 2 and ii Df the act of Dec. 10th,
1869, providing for elections. do hereby
order that a special election be held at
the various precincts in the county of
Albany, on Saturday. the 9Th day
Of November next. ;o1fiH the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of the said
William Harris.
In testimony whereof, / have here
untp set my hand and caused the great
seaIoft The Territory 10 he affixed. 2
Done at the City of Cheyenne. this
sixteenth day of October, in the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
se~venty-fiye. and of the independence
OF the Unite1 States the one hun
drpith.
-TsEA-l0sfnnIoay FL THAYER.
b. the Governor:
G, ". FKESSHL
$50 Secretary.
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N uS - PEI WEEK QUAINT !ED a
V N-cu'-. Mate aud FrmnI' IN Ih'ir r'vu
ApdraS4I. o. NltKEIN sou
Augu-in NJ
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The Fire at virginia City.

Loving Ito the destruction "f the
Telegraph Office and the press OF rri-
waite dispatches over the lines, II has
been difficult to obtain any connected
information concerning the Virginia
fire.. The following, hJwever, i uI-
d~oubtedly correct As far as 1t g +;
The FIRE bruke out about daylight
in a dwelling on a street near Taylor
> a point at about the southwestern
limit of business, and a thickly settled
portion Of the city. Itspre d rapid y
extending eastward, towards the ra-
vine In which are situated the works
and ipfTls ofseverai prominent miu"S,
reaching as far as + street. North
ward the flames crossed Union and
Sutton streets, covering a space OF
about ten blocks, compiling, in the
words Of one dispatch, HlnrO~t every
decent building In town. As the fre
worked up G street, the offices of the
Territorial Enterprise and Chronicle
were destroyed. Piper's Opera House
was DeStin flames, and it became ev-
1dent that the Riilrptd Depot and
the hobting worksofthe consolidated
Virginia were in danger.
The water supply va inadequate,
and the engines of little use, and re-
q course was had to blowing up the
buildings. 1t was too late, however,
and in a few minutes the depot and
A-gu. .,.~Irs 80 nm HYn Tho
latter were recently completed at nm
expense OF several hundred thousand
dollars, and were the finest On the
Conrstock L0de. Continuing to the
poyshS and east, the partially conI-
pleted mill Of the California Mine
and the Consolidated Virginia Mills
lwere-soon in fumes, which spread
still further , north to the Ophir
hpistiRg works, destroying them
,Also. which Il about the limit of de-
stractioD in that direction, the fire
dying out for want Of fuel. FROM
Taylor street, near which the fire
originated, It spread southwark
against the wind, destroying the
braneb Bank Of California, and Wells,
Fargo < Co.'S Express office and
everything else IN its line Al this
point the Gould & Curry works were
IN imminents danger, but W re fortu-
nateiy saved. In short, nearly the
entire business portion OF the town Is
in ashes. Hotels, churches, county
buildings, newspaper. telegraph, aud
express Offices are all swept away.
Over ten thousand persons are home
less. The wind Is piercing, and much
suffering is anticipated before tenn
pQrary shelter can be prepared. ltis
Impossible to conjecture thea amount
OF the loss. The destruction of the
mills and hosting works above re-
ferred to, will probably entail u loss
ola million dollars.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-28

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-28

- NHrk'- church Episcopal R'v r. v
billiard rector Sund \ rrrSfce- II y m. unf
( a.. IN. sunday sehn.l AfI.r rutninT -rTNir'
ca rec. y ! persons are CO. daily invited y
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Roman Catholic. ltcv. JHs. Mc,iolrirh. Pastor
tvv. Ett.u C Cnsstn. A-r1. Church Uo'Ne
rruer, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. ] Y CowIck
Pa tor. Services at 81 a. m. and "a J.. IN.
IunIH Srhuul directly amer morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
T:inE at O'Clock
Methodist episcopal, Rev. W. T. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath al LA IN.
nd p. IN. sabbath school at AZ -. r.
'rnyrr ueriing e,rEy Thursday evening. The
,ubiic are cordially invited 10 all The services o.
he church.