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destroyed by hire. The buildings were par
TALLY insured. One of the pens contained
about twenty-five head Of sheep, which
were also burned to death. The cattle on
the premises would also have been lost had
not Mr.. Andrew busch knocked down the
pens and liberated them. The fire wa3 the
work OF an incendiary, and will be heavy
loss.
COLoHAD0-THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE STATE
.,.' BY 500 MAJORITY.
NEW YORK, October 7.-Another dispatch
was received at the National Democratic
headquarters to-day from Denver, claiming
Colorado by 500 majority. .@' r.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FIXED AT THIRTEEN
~. HUNDRED.
DENVER, October 1.-THE Republican
majority in the State will be about 1904.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN GEORGIA STILL
.,, i INCREASING. ~.
ATLANTA, October THE Democratic
majority in ninety-two counties is 10000.
Forty-tiye counties to be heard from will
make the majority $4,000 at least. The
Legislature stands-Senate, 43 Democrats,
1 Republican; House-all Democrats, eX-
cept Republicans, including colored.
THE SITUATION IN SOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHAMBERLAIN SURPRISING WHITE MILITARY
ORGANIZATIONS. r.
CHARLESTON, S. c., October THE
Neaos and Courier's correspondent tele-
graphed on the 9th from Columbia: Gov
ernor Chamberlain has determined to issue
proclamation tomorrow or next day or
dering all while military clubs or organiza-
tions to surrender their arms and disband
| at once. In case of refusal he will next de-
clare the State in condition OF domestic
violence, and inform President Grant to
that effect and call upon him to support it,"
THE PROCLAMATION ISSUED. a
| COLUMBIA, October 7.-Goyernor Cham
| berlain issued proclamation to-day in
which he says it has become lmpractlcable,
| in his Judgment, to enforce by the ordinary
course or judicial process the laws Of the
State within certain counties, and it having
been made known to him that illegal organi-
cations, known rs rifle-clubs, exist in the
State, and as they are forbidden by the State
laws, he forbids their existence and orders
that they be disbanded within three days.
II this order is disregarded he will exhaust
his own powers and then appeal to the
United States Government.
|
SAVANNAH, October Total interments
to-day, twenty-five ): Of which thirteen were
from ycllow-fever. Nine OF the burials
were colored persons. l.,"0
..:. SNOW IN CANADA. ...
TORONTO, October 7.-Dispatches from
various points in Western and Northern
| Ontario indicate that a considerable guam
tity Of snow fell to-day. :.. +.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT A POLITICAL MEETING.
AUGUSTA, GA, October AT political
meeting held at Summer Hill, Aiken coun-
tv, S. C., to-day, Theodore Pardue was
Killed by being run over by piece OF ar
tillery used for firing 4 salute. -
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF LOCOMOTIVE FIRE
MEN.
BALrrMoHE, October THE eleventh an
nllal convention Of the Grand international
Union OF Locomotive Firemen, in session
here. have elected the following officers {:
Grand Master. Henry Hoffman, OF New
| York; Vice Grand Master, j. c. Rowan, OF
Michigan; Grand Secretary, j. Hurbarcol,
OF Illinois; Grand Treasurer, f. Fellows,
OF Iowa: Grand Marshal, j. Ralnbo, OF
| Philadelphia; Grand Guide, Samuel CoWan,
OF Vermont; Grand Chaplain, j. A. Cock
| lev, OF Baltimore. #v
! MURDER IN AUGUSTA, Ga.
AUGUSTA, October Edward 81. Murph
| (white) shot Jupiter Grant (colored) to-day
about 4 chair. Grant died from the effects OF
the shot, and Murph fled. The coroner's
| jury rendered q verdict OF murder. Is, n
- ~ New York.
= ARRIVAL OF MORE BULLION.
l. NEW York, OCTOBER Seventy thousand
pounds in gold coin and Russian coin was
received at the United States Assay office
to-day making total OF .e230,000 to date.
-Four hundred and fifty thousand dollars
American gold coin was received at the
United States Treasury last night from
| Europe. s..s! = ~ I. :. ,z,5
t. Il FIVE MEN sNeTHERED TO DEATH.
= The German bark Europa, having. her
sides catllked at the dock, took fire o-day
and quantity of3truck was burned. AFTER
the fire was extinguished five men were
fonnd in the hold smothered to death.
They were all workmen on the vessel, and
if is supposed they could not find their
way out on account of the smoke. All
Ieaye destitute families. Another work
/ man was fatally, and another, seriously
burned. ~ -, =
! THE BURNING OF THE EUR0PA-FULL DETAILS
.5 u, ID u OF THE DISASTER.
New YORK, October THE German
packet-sllp Europa, for several years en-
+ saged in the kerosene carrying trade be-
! tween the United States and Germany, was
| nlaeed onthe large balanced dock at the foot
OF Rutger street Friday for general over
! Hauling. 4 large force OK caulkers, ship
carpenters, and biacksmiths were put to
4 work On her this morning, the men being
seattered NIL over the ship. John Casey,
ship-carpenter, and et work with .if Inc
/ rest in the forehold OF the Vesse,,
struck a match tosl sht his pipe, after Whicn
he threw the match on the floor: Ihe m, natcl
i fell on thread Of hemp leading TO aSplle o.
oakuul, which immed iately took hre. Sasel
endeay ored TO smother the flames, ana wa
badly burned. lis life Sfs despaired Oh q,
! THE flooring OF the vessel saturated VIII y