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State Items.

They have green raspberries and even
raspberry blossoms up at Burlington now
adays.
"Owls Head and the adjacent noun
tains are covered with snow. Newport
had its recond snow storm of the season
Sunday, the l7th
One inch of snow fell at st. Adams,
early Sunday morning, and from three to
five inches in the towns east OF there, some
of which remains.
The Peoples national bank at Brattle-
boro was established, Monday, with $780,
900 capital, which is the first bank author
lied to begin business in the eastern states
for several weeks.
A Burlington boy, being asked by his
teacher the other day, what occasioped the
| sadness of the sea-after reflecton-ad-
vanced with some confidence the opinion
that it "must be owing to the Goldfish"
Thieving is prevalent at Swanton. Three
clothes lines have been robbed within a
week, and nice sheep taken from farm
ers' yard. Everything that can be found
is being taken clothing, fowls, pals,
br0oms and all that can be picked up
around outside.
| Newport seems to be among the progress
sive towns of the state. Considerable
building and extensive improvements have
been completed this season. There are now
in the course of erection three first class
dwellings to be completed in the most mod.
ern finish. one of which is being built by j.
Il. Dickerman, esq, collector of customs.
The second by 5. q. Bean, the custom
house inspector, and the third by Hon. j.
l.. Edwards. The government officials
seem to be putting up first class houses
which, when completed, will cost consid
cradle sum.
few weeks since the Quebec central
railroad company formerly the Sherbrools,
Eastern Townships and Kennebec railroad)
at the request of the superintendent of the
Passumpsic railroad, loaned the latter com.
pany two first class passenger cars to &C
commodate the crowds attending county
fair at Barton. 1t seems the Quebec cen
trail company were owing the Passumpsit
company an amount of money. Before
the cars were returned to the Quebec cen
trail company President Raymond happened
along the road, saw these cars on his road
and in the United States he had an at
tachment put upon them, and they now
stand on side track at Newport.
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Universallst Convention.

LYNN, Mass, Oct. 20.
The Universalist general convention Oh
the United States opened here this morn.
ing. 1t is composed of delegates, lay and
clerical, from state conventions. Ex-Gov.
Perham was elected president Rev. Mr..
Dodge of Connecticut, vic e-president; and
Rev. W. w. Hooper of New York and s.
A Briggs of Chicago, assistant secretaries
of the convention.
Treasurer Holden's report states that the
receipts during the year were 1873, 693. 50,
disbursements $25, G7425. The indebted.
ness of the convention on Oct. LIST, 1895,
was $29, 500.
The report of the trustees states that
thirty-six scholarships were in force during
the year, and the amount paid on that ac-
count was $s,1GO. No important change
in the educational institutions during the
year had occurred The denomlnational
investment in educational institutions ex-
ceeds SO, 900, 900, yet not one of them but
feels that their usefulness Ia curtailed by q
lack of means. The general state of the
church and mission work was progressing
and the signs are favorable for continued
progress The convention adjourned al
noon.
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The Chinese Trouble.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 90,
Mr.. Wade, the British minister, has in
formed the foreign legations that while me-
gotiatng at Pekin, he insisted upon bet
ter observance of treaties by the Chinese,
especially with regard to the taxation of
trade. China promised to institute an in
quiry and prepare n report as basis for
further negotiations No new trade con-
vcniion, however, was contemplated, as
none could be operative that was negoti-
ated by d single minister all foreign rep
resentatives must join in such negotia-
tion. 1t is expected that Wade will short
ly return to Pekin.
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Pimlico Races.

PIMLIoo, Oct. 20.
The third race, free handicap stakes, for
all ages, of 1875 each, one and three-quarters
miles, was won easily by Shylock by six
lengths, Matte A. second, Morodoc third,
Rambler fourth. Time, 3:312. Matte A.
was the favorite. Going up the back
stretch, Rambler was cut down by Matte
A., who ran inside to the front of him.
He was struck over the left fetlock joint,
and rendered so lame that he quit the race
almost as soon as struck. He was leading
at the time.
The fourth race, trial steeple chase for
horses of all ages that have not won a stee-
pie chase this year at Saratoga, Jerome
park, Long Branch or Baltimore, Welter
weights, about one mile and a half, purse
$500, was won by Minnie Mac, Usage sec
ond, Busy Bee third. Time, 3:201. Usage
was the favorite. slf
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From Washington.
TIE $50 BONDS TO Re CALLED.

TIiE DO BONDS TO Re CALLED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
The next class of United States bonds
which will be called for conversion and re.
demption will be the issue of q. 3Os of 1865.
These bonds pay six per cent. interest, pay
able in May and November. The amount
now outstanding is 1852, 532, 25O.
THE NEW SECRETARY.
The large mass of routine business that
had accumulated at the interior department
was disposed of to-day. Secretary Chand-
Ter received large number of calls from
persons who came to pay visits of cere-
mony or tender their personal congratula-
tons. 1t seems to be generally understood
that Assistant Secretary Cowen will
retain his present position. The secretary
said to-day that when he left Michigan for
Washington, he had no idea of being in
vited to a seat in the cabinet and that, con-
sequently, he would be obliged to return
home the latter part of this week to ar
range his business. He will return in a
week or ten days.
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Obituary.

Zephanish Nearing, esq, well known
and highly esteemed citizen of Brandon,
died at his residence on Tuesday, at 1870
a. M, at the age of GO years. Mr.. Nearing
was for many years large real estate own
CIR, and carried OH the mills at Brandon.
He has given much attention to agricul-
ture, and was active in promoting the in
terests of the Rutland county agricultu-
raj society and for several years one of itf
leading officers.
He leaves wife and four children, who
will deeply mourn the loss of husband
and father. lie was Il brother-in-law OF
Mr.. Wilbur +. Paige, of the Bates house.
The funeral was attended from his late
residence, on Wednesday afternoon.
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A Bold Speech.

tLl PARIS, Oct 20.
NJ. Rouher made a speech at Ajaccio So
turday. 1t is of so aggressive a character
that its publication here will possibly be
prohibited. He made an attack upon ex-
President Theirs and the Orleanists, accus'
ing them of having blocked up all the
avenues to power. He censured President
MacMahon, and said that since the Gath Of
May 1873, wlien Marshal MacMahon was
chosen president, he had incurred heavy
responsibilities. ROuher declared that the
revisionary clause of the constitution re-
manned intact Bonapartists, he said ate
in favor of universal suffrage they arc
content to appeal to the people in order to
give an expression of national will.
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LITTLE Rock, Oct. 20.
The sheriff of Arkansas county left De-
Witt, Gu Sunday morning, IN charge of
two prisoners, one colored man named
Carrigan, who he'd Teen sentenced to the
penitentary, and the other named Dugan,
white man, who had been sentenced to be
hanged for the murder of man year ago.
While waitngsat st. Charles for the boat
to cross White river, band of masked
men, well armed, made their appearance
and took charge of the sheriff and his posse
and his prisoners, killing Dugan Instantly,
and then departed. They are supposed to
be leading citizens of Arkansas county.
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Accident.

On Wednesday Mr.. james Kenland, en-
ployed by the Farhayen marble and mar
bleized slate company, in charging blast
made mistake, the blast prematurely dis
charged decorating his face and putting out
both of his eyes. lie is poor man with
family, and now perfectly helpless, he
must be dependent in future upon the
charity of the world. He is about 40 years
nf aoo
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Now York Produce Market.

lrLouR-R Receipts 20,03s barrels. The market
is quoted MS being rather more active for ship
ping grades, prioes, however, without decided
change. sales OF $4,000 barrels OF supcrne
western and state at 50 20so 20; common
10 good extra western and state at
a. 0txab 90: good To choice do. at 81 %
,s0 40 /; common 10 choice white wheat western
extra az 50 sbeaI 90 fancy white wheat western
extra az IL b5as % common 70 good extra Ohio
at 90 J0SaT TB common to choice extra 81. Louis
al 80 sboa9 co. Patent minnesota extra good
10 prime, 80 1897 1oi choice 10 double. extra.
II sOtSiO co. including 500 barrels OF shipping
extras ut % 40 % o 50 600 bbls OF extra min
flour ut prices within range market closing
steady for shipping grades.
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d&w


tho best variety Of Cinchona or Peruvian Bark,
frSt came into general use on account OF q re.
markable cure performed by on the Countess
del Chinchon, at Lima who, after her recOv-
cry, distributed II large quantity of 1t to the
Jesults, IN whose hand 1t acquired a great rep.
utaton, that charitable prelate, Cardinal de
l.ugo, having purchased " at great expense for
the benefit OF the religious poor Mt Rome. 1t Is
combined with aromatlcs N II ciOus cordial
In DR.. Wheelers Compound Elxlr OF Phos.
phates and Calisaya, remedy OF extraordinary
enicacy In restoring constitutional vigor and
repairing the worn out frame, whether used up
oy mental worry, over-work, excesses and bad
habits, or dcbiltated by prostrating diseases.
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Jail Birds at Large.

,seg ,55 Council BLUFFS, Ia, Oct. 20.
Nine ont of twenty-five prisoners con-
faed in the county Jail in this place es.
capped yesterday, by filing off several bars
In one of the cells, and afterwards digging
through a massive stone wall. There were
100 persons in the vicinity of the building
at the time, but nothing unusual was no.
ticed. No clue as to the whereabouts of
any of them has yet been obtained. The
majority of those who escaped were con-
fined on charges of larceny. l.HfaiI
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Rains in England.

.hsaHHa yla LONDON, Oct. 90.
\ The weather to-day is tempestuous. Re-
cent rains have swollen the rivers and
streams in devonshire, causing foundations.
The loss is considerable. Torquay. Telgu
math and Dawlish were flooded and much
damage done to property. " 80.
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Fires.

~ SHIPPENsBURGu, Pa, Oct. 90
The residence of Il. j. McCunes, near
this town, was burned last night. Loss
$4,000.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 20.
The brewery OF John Wichman. & Co.,
valued at $4,000, was burned last night.
Insured for $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20.
"A fire ut River Falls, Wis. last night
destroyed the Metropolitan hotel, namn's
furniture warehouse, Davis's drug store
and many other buildings. Loss $50, 900.
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The Louisiana Difficulties.

VI New ORLEANS, Oct. 90.
A commission of prominent citizens In
East Fellcinia parish, headed by Mr. Pipes,
conservative member of the house from
that parish, waited upon Acting Governor
Antoine to-day, with view to concerning
measures to suppress lawessness. Judge
Dewing, whose court was adjourned in
consequence of the shooting of Sheriff
Smith, also submitted conditional pro-
position to go back and hold special term
of court, providing law abiding citizens
pledged themselves to give an active sup
port to the enforcement of the laws.
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Missionary Convention
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 90.

-Fk LOUISVILLE, Oct. ~.
! AT the session of the convention of the
Christian missionary society Of America,
held in this city to-day, q report recon-
mending the raising of a fund to be known
as the centennial fund and amount to five
hundred thousand dollars was adopted
The money thus raised will be used for the
advancement of the objects of the associa-
ton and the enlightenment and christian
ization of the negroes in America, many of
whom the society seems to think are in a
depraved condition. a.f ',,...i .l...
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A Mysterious Order.

MONTREAL, Oct. 20.
The men of the Prince OF Wales rifles
have been ordered to hold themselves In
readiness for Friday night, and imperative
Instructions have been Issued that every
man be present. The object of this sud
den call is not fully known, but it is gensr-
ally surmsed that it has connection with
Guibord's burial.
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Judge WoodruFs Successor.

NEW York, Oct. 90.
A Washington dispatch says there is the
highest authority for the statement that
Judge Alexander johnson of the New
York court of appeals will receive the ap-
pointment of circuit judge in the place of
Judge Woodruff, deceased, providing he
VIII accept. II was decided by the presi-
dent and Attorney General Pierrepont to
inquire II the position would be acceptable
70 Judge johnson, and to make the ap-
pointment at once.
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Immersion Stricken Out.

BosroN, Oct. 90.
The Warren avenue Baptist church hay
ing stricken out that portion OF the declara-
ton of faith which makes immersion a
prerequisite to communion, 1t is considered
certain that the pastor, Rev. G.. f. Pents-
cost will remain in charge. The church IL
1876 years old
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The Bavarian Ministry.

MUNICH, Oct 20.
The king of Bavaria has refused to &C
cept the resignation of the ministry which
was recently rendered, because of an adj
verse vote in the diet, and expressed his
approval of their conduct. He also refuses
to receive an address subsequently voted
by the chamber of deputies.
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A Bear Hunt.

Il was discovered Thursday morning,
that bear had visited an orchard, about
mile west of Readsboro, in Bennington
county. aud four or five hunters started in
pursuit, aud, following the track mile or
two just above Readsboro pond, found
signs of his near presence. William U.
Pike, one of the party, took his position 70
await the result of the others movements,
having his musket charged with three
ounce balls, and in about 10 minutes bruin
put in an appearance. Mr. j. allowed him
to advance within about four rods, when
he leveled his piece at him and fired, kill
ing him instantly. He was a beautiful
black bear, and weighed 260 pounds.
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Murder Near Scranton.

~ |i|I NKW 1oRRJ OCT. 70.
A dispatch from Archibald, near Scran-
ton, Pa, details quarrel between Michael
Nolan, saloon keeper, and four nephews
named Scanlon and Tuthill, in which No
Ian stabbed and killed one nephew named
Scanlon. The latter's brother was seriously
stabbed. All hands used knives alone for
weapons ll-.H 4r $40. a'a
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A Race "Ofn

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20
The dash of two and quarter miles for
San Francisco cup, advertised to be run at
Bay district track to-day between the
eastern horses, Springbok, Grimstead and
Wild Idle is off. The managers Of Spring
box and Grimstead decline to contest.
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WHEAT-Receipts l,741 bushels. The mar
ket Is about 1c lower, fair business. export at
decline. Sales Of 24s,0Oo bush at 81 ooCsl 10 for
81 16ai "a FOR No. Milwaukee 81 23@1 20 FOR
new and OLD No. Chlcago;s1 2s "a 20 for No.
2 Northwest; 81 3l@i 90 for new and old No.
Milwaukee; 81 300 80 No. 1 spring; 81 "a
oil a for sound new and old winter red west
ern 81 25@ 40 for sound new and old amber
western 81 32@i % for do white western; 81 9s
for Nos. and milwaukee mieed 81 20 for un-
graded sprlag also 5000 buso OF white western
10 arrive within one week at 81 43.
CoRN.-ReceiptS $4,000 bushels. The market
Is NC better, fair export and home demand.
Sales of l5s,Oo) bushels at G9@69hc for steamer
western mixed, 20 "a Tic for sail do, chiefly
at roc Tl(aI2%for high mixed and yellow west
ern 63@69c for unsound and heated western
mixed also In store, part last evening, 10000
bush sail western mixed at zoe.
OATS.-Receipts ~. 100 bushels. The market
for prime Is quoted as being frmcr and more
business dong. Sales of $1,000 bushels at
s6s isc for mixed, Including state az 4oss4ec
chicago at 45N Milwaukee at 4sc 46@o2c for
white western and state.
HAY.-The market Is: quiet at 65@7oc for
shipping.
1870
+ CorrEE;-The market for Rio is quoted as
being dull nominal at 1Sh@2c gold for car
goes; lshd22c. gold for job lots.
svGAR.-The market is quoted as being steady
ana moderate demand at 7A@Sc for fair
TO good refining SIC for prime refined heavy
at 10Y; standard at 10h; graduated and pow
dered at lie crushed al lie
MoLAssEs.-The market quoted as quiet and
STEADY, for grocery grades. New Orleans Is
heavy at 5D@G2c new crop.
kIoE.-The market is quoted as being quiet,
without decided change
PETRoLEUM.-The market is quoted as being
quiet and steady. Sales OF 1900 bbls of crude
az &c; refined at lac cases, ls920c naptha,
lie.
TALLow.-The market Is quoted as firm.
Sales, 80 600 lbs at 95Eai0l6c.
EGGs.-The market is quoted heavy at 25@2sc
Tor state and Pennsylvania; 26X@27Kc for west
ern.
PORK The market Is quoted as being
dull; sales OF 1890 barrels OF new mess In
Job lots at 1922 00a 49,
BEEF.-The market Is quoted as being quiet.
cut meats quiet middles quiet, steady. sales
OF 10 boxes city long clear at 13i1c.
LARD.-The market Is quoted firmer. Sales
or prime steam at 14IS@l4hc.
BuTrER-1he market is quoted as heavy at
16da5c for western 2363l Tor state.
CHEEsE.-The market Is quoted firm at 6b(a
13 for common to prime.
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Would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor but think they cannot AFFORD it. II they
could only see the splendid new styles OF Estey
Organs, and then learn what easy terms of Pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once.
Organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world.
II you wish for catalogues, prices or terms,
write the General Agent, ~ ~
GEORGE @. DAY,
novlOdly Rutland, Vt.
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Mayor Dismissed.

PARIS, Oct. 20.
1t is stated that the mayor of Ajaccio has
been dismissed from his office for having
taken part in the banquet yesterday, at
which NJ Rouher made speech.
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DENNISONS PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO.. RUTLAND,
1une23d&wtf Wholesale Agents,
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The PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, Oct. 20.
The Presbyterian synod of New York
this morning decided to hold its next an
nual session at Sing Sing.
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Won Arnim.

BERLIN, Oct. 30.
In the matter of Count Won Arnim, the
supreme court has endorsed the verdict of
Kammergericht. The count is to pay the
COSTS
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John Cain, Director and Agent of the
Vermont Mutual also, agent for Rutland
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company of Burlington. Office un-
der the Town hall
Rutland, June Is, 1875. d&w
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Chandler in Possession /.

NJ ar WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.
Secretary Chandler took, possession of
the interior department this morning and
had brief conferences with the assistant
secretary and some Of the chiefs of bureaus.
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DEATHS.

EMERY-At Wallingford, Oct. 10th, Lucinda
wife of John S. Emery, In the both year OF her
age.
PHELPS-At Farhaven, October 10th, of con-
sumption, Jennie L., wife OF j. Il. Phelps,
esq aged 81 years.
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Deaths.

LONDON, Oct 90.
Rev. William Edward jeff, D. d., is
dead. The death of the very Rev. Walter
Farquahar Hook, d. D., F. II. S., is also
announced
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No pulmonary complaint, however obstinate
can resist the healing Influence OF DR.. Merris
Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horebound
Nothing that we have ever sold acts so prompt
ly and enectualy III coughs, colds, hoai seness
sore throat, asthma. aud all diseases OF the
throat, lungs and chest, leading TO cousump-
ton. 1t Is a certain cure for whoDpiug cough
and Group. Contains no opium and Is pleasant
TO take. Cough-worn victims whose lungs are
wracked and torn with paroxysms that threaten
Trial size 10 cents ASK for Dr. Morris syrup
take no other For sale by A. W. Higgins OF
Z. G. Lewis. jan19dSw1y
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Can't go to Church. Why not? o, my
cough would disturb the congregation. Cure
1t then with "Hale's Honey OF Horehound and
TARA pure vegetable remedy, unfailing as
the sun and mild ami harmless as the summer
air. Sold by all druggists. Pixies Toothache
Drops cure in minute. sept3od&w4w
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Obituary.

PARIS, Oct. 20.
Prof. Wheatstpne died in this city to-
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ESTRAY COW.-Strayed from the pas
~ ture OF Mrs. Mary Meldon, near the Rut-
, aha r naii factory i on Mohday iast large
the return OF the cow, or any information
leading to the finding of same Will receive
suitable reward
Oct2ldlt f. =. DONELAN
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SPEECH OF A BoNAPARTIsT

TARIS, OCt, ~.
M. Rouher, in Il speech at Ajaccio on
Oct. 10, attacked Theirs and the Orlean-
lists. and censured MacMahon. He also
said That the Bonapartists are in favor of
universal suffrage, and ale content to APP
peal to The people for an expression of tie
national will
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Tew advertisements.

Mrs MACK DEWEY, corner of Pine
wi and West streets, has opened rooms for
dress-makiDg, and Is also prepared to do all
kinds or plain sewing al short notice and on
reasonable terms. oct2idtf
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By Cable.
ARRIVED.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 90.
The Moscl from New York.
ROYAL CARGO.
PIRAEUs, Oct. 90.
The Scraps, with the prince of Wales
on board, sailed to-day for the east.
TOWN DESTROYED.
HAvRE, Oct. 90.
A telegram has been received here from
Valparaiso, announcing that terrible fire
has taken place at Iquique, Peru. Three
quarters of the town are said to have been
DESTROYED