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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
THE EASTERN WAR
war NOIe.

LONDON, October 3O-The hssdqusr-
ters Of the Prince Of RJumsui4 and Gen.
Todlebeq hsve been removed 10 Bogol.
The RoumanIan division con mander
who headed the assault on the second
G-evItzs redouot, has been superseded
Tuiscbe was surrOuI ded on the zS n
inst. by one cavalry and two infantry
brgad-s, the Imperial Guard and one
brigade OF CosssCks. The town wss
BON bsrded Tor Two hours by seventy
guns, when the small Turkish garrison
surrendered. Killed and wounded In.
significant
LoNDoN. October Sl.-A special from
ParedIn contains the following: TurEish
los ut the capture by the Russians OF
the po.ilon near Curl Dubuik, October
24th, was 1t !esst 1000 killed, besides the
wounded and prisoners. The Russians
ouly succeeded in sIorming the position
~ the third attempt They accuse the
Turks OF twice lurIng them under the de-
st-uctivo fire by displaying the white
h4g
A Bucharest correspondent says that
the Russians are iorlI'ylng their posi-.
LlOJs NJ Dubnik and Tebshe, rs they are
threatened with CombEed attack by
U,man sud Chevket Pashss.
A letter dated ASrIanople October
l5lB, SAYS that 10000 refugee women
and children were still there.
A Ragu,s CORE. .poudeut says thst the
opening OF the bombardment q Padgo
ruzN Is expected IN few days, the
Prince OF Montenegro having arrived a.
me head luarLers st O-esIuk
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Fune,nIorGenrral Forrest.

MEMPHIS. Oetober 8O-A large meet
ins O e&-Gon' 'cderate soldiers WAS he'd
uIs evening To take action IN regard /,
he do th OF Gen. f rrest. Gea. Gideon
J. Pillow presided Numerous speeche.
ltuiatory Of the Wizard OF the S,ddh
we're made aud resolutions of respect Z
ii, memory adopted also requesting
the su,pe SION of business between tel
and twelve O'Clock tomorrow, durinl
the funeral. ana the psrticrp ,tion Of al
x-sOldiers, the various departments 0
the ci.y government, hillary organiz =
,l.ns and the pubic schools. Tue
uneral will take psce from the Court
Street Cumberland church, of whict
Grn. Forr-st wss member, sno
be will be buried by the Odd Fe lows OF
which society he WAS q member, assisted
by the mem bers of his old command
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French Affairs.

PARIS, October 20.-rhe M0nttsUr be
leves that the prospect TOR the adoption
OF cJncilistory policy has improved, in
consequence OF to-dsy's proceedings IN
the Cabinet, but does not think The
formation of the new cabinet will be AZ
nounced before November 7th.
The FrancaiSe continues To assert that
the President vii not sacrifice the tunc-
tIonsrles appointed In consequence o the
coup OF May 10th, and that the Con-
servstives may reIle on his keeping his
promises. --..
LONDON, October 30-A Paris CORES
pondenL OF the Times telegraphs: The
Ministry having recognized the necessity
of retiring on finding that the Sena q
would not undertake the responsibility
OF their acts by according them n vote oI
confidence, has decid ID t. nominate q
new Cabinet. For this Cabinet men
Of the same policy as the present min
listers, but having neither standing
nor talent to overawe the Senate and the
liberal party, have been chosen. 1t l.
thought that the approval OF the Senate
may be obtained Tor such cabinet,
while the real power remains IL the
hands of the present ministers. The cor
respondent thinks that even the minis
tors will eventually recognize the i'm
practicsbihty of this plan, which even II
1t obtained the assent OF the Senate
would be secuted by the Chamber.
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F0RTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
" AsHINGToS, October 80.
SENATE.

A number of bills were introduced and
referred to app oprrate committees,
Nearly all were OF II private nature
The resolution authorizing the presid-
ing officer to appoint select committee
on the subject of sscertainIng md de
cIsring the result OF the election FOR
President and Wee President OF the
Uni ID States was agreet to.
Mr.. Ingalls, submitted a resolution re-
questiug the President, it not lncC mpati-
bic with the public interest, to transmit
to the Senate statement of the spp'o
pn4tiors and expenditures on sccOun. Of
army and navy pensions from March 4
1889 to June 80, 1876 Agreed to
Mr.. Coke introduced biu making an
appropriation to pay over 10 Texas the
residue Of five millisns of dollars re-
served fo- the satisfaction of that portion
of the public debt of the late Republic Of
Texas, tor which the duties on imports OF
that republic were specially pledged be-
ing the balance remaining after the pay
ment OF such debt. Referred.
He also introduced bill To reimburse
Texas for expenses Incurred IN repelIing
the invasious OF Indians and MeI,cans
Referred
The Senate then went into executive
session.
Alter sitting twenty minutes it sd
jOurned Till to morrow.
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Have. and Party AT Richmond,

RICHMOND, VA, October 80 The
train bearing the Prrsdentlal party
reached QIantlco at lO:3O A. NJ, where
It was boarded by the committee OF re,
c5ption from RchmoLd, with Genera
Joseph K. Anderson rs chairman, whC
were introduced 10 the President and
party.
The srrival OF the train at F.ederIcks
7urg Wa greeted with the firing Of can.
non, music and enthusiastic cheers from
the large crowd at the depot. A short
stop wss made, during winch rx-Con.
gressmsn Elliott BraXtOn, of Frederlcks-
ourg, on tie part OF .he city, ", Icomed
the President.
a, the tram csmo in sight OF Rich
mond, and passed the Far grounds, "
sd ute WIS fired by the Rlctm nj IL wit
Is; M rs 1t entered the Guy crowds ".
p ,ople began to gather and follow eD
m 4sse tho slowly moving train Ill II
reached Monroe park, near which
the reception WAS to take place.
At this point 1t is estimated thai not
less than 10000 people had assemo. .ed,
and when the Presidential party alIght.
ed, cheer upon cnecr selIted them. The
party were then escorted by the commit
Tee to platform erected nor the recep-
tion ceremonies. A soon US all the party
were made No comfortable rs the Llsa-
grceable weather permitted, Judge John
a. MerIdeth, acting Mayor, addressed
the President extending on the part OF the
people of Richmond, n cOrlial greeting
and sincere welcome.
Upon the introduction OF the Presi-
dent he was greeted with out bursts OF
enthusiastic cheers, which las ei several
minutes. When silence was in measure
restored President Hayes addressed the
multitude, alter which speeches. were
made by Secretaries, Evarts, sherman
and Thompson, Attorney Genera
Devens snQ Senator Morgan, OF Alabama.
At the conclusion of the speaking, the
procession, composed OF the military,
embracing 81 the white and CoIored or.
ganlZstiOns in the city and several Wit
ing companies, the fire department., city
authorities and distinguished guests II
carriages, hundreds OF Carriages of cltl
zens and thousands on foot, moved of
and proceeded Ia the direction of the
Exchange Hotel. Many houses along
the route were beautifully decorated a;d
humorous arches spanned the
streets. The tnrong along the streets
through which the procession passed WAS
so dense that Iocomotlon OUTSIDE OF the
line was almost impossible. There Is no
exsggerstion IN saying that $4,000 peo-
pie witnessed the pageant. To-nightthe
President holds a popular reception in
the parlors OF the exchange Hotei. To-
morrow the President Will be welcomed
At the State Fair grounds by Governor
Kemper, and there will be State recep
tion at night, 81 the Executive Mansion
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Warrington Items.

WAsHINGToN, October 80 Repre-
sentative Hunter, o Indiana, has intro
duced bill authorizing Al expedition TO
the Arctic Seas. Tne bill embraces the
Howgate plan.
The House Committee or Appropris.
tions to-day considered the spProPrIa.
tions for the army. 1t Is SAID tina. the
bill will be reported wi hin two days.
The Committee on Ways and Means
also orgar lied and relerred to the VARIOUS
subjects embraced IN the Presidents me,-
sage, ard will report to the House to-
morrow.
The Senate, in executive session, con-
drmed the nomination Of K w Slough
ton as Minister to Russia; Noyes 20
France; Kasson, to Austria; Lowell, to
Spain, and several other lower grade
diplomatic appointments.
George Perry, Of Cincinnati, has been
chozen Presd mt OF the National
q INVENTION OF Letter Carriers, to be held
m .inIy TO secure An Increase OF comper-
salion.
The trial of Senator Patterson ha,
been iurtner postponed by An agreement
of counsel ut the request of the A tor
General OF South Carolina, who l.
unable to b. here on account of otficis
business. The case will not agsIn b.
n"srd until some time after the 10Th +
n Jvember, the tx4cl time 10 be agree d
IN hereafter with an express undet-
star ding that no other requisition be
made or new charge preferred durlr &
he pendency be ore Judge Humphrey.
The House Committee on Banking
and Currency met this afternoon. Judgr
6uckner, chairman, said he WAS willing
mat the committee snould have earliest
opportunity to pass the bill to remone1-
ze silver and TO repeal the third section
the resumption ac'. -
The Comptroller OF Currency report.
81 additional amount OF NAliOns ba
circulation Issued in the montA OF S3 030-
$50. Eighty per cent of this amount, or
81 424, ,O4O will be- retired IN legal tender
notes by the Secretary OF the I easury,
esving the amour. laga tender nOJe-
On NOvember lst, S354;490,892 TIE
whole amount o. additional circulation
rom January IA, 1875, to date SS4,38j,
1856.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS
Senator Bl,ine LETT Washington yei
terdsy or Augusta, Ne.

Senator Bl,ine LETT Washington yes
terdsy or Augus.s, Ne.
Goldsmith Maid has been Withdrawn
from the turf. Age, 2l years.
+ Holorork, jr, tobacco manufacturer,
of LpuIsvllla, mas Jailed. Liabilities
s63 900
Memphis Co ton Exchange has suthor-
lied the Mayor OF Fernsndlls TO draw
.5r $500 to relieve the sick of that city.
VIM. II. Vanderbilt publishes letter
denying that be IS connected with any
sock alliances Tor tRe purpose of specu-
alton.
l.. Cas-. Csrpert, ALA, Carpenter, edi-
tor and proprietor OF the Columbia, ) o.,
Union, has been arrested At Morrl-lo En,
n. j.. charged with raising two notes
rom 5000 10 $500.
The Stevens battery has been sold to a
OureIgn government, the name OF which
or thu amount Is not stated, bu. she sum
/, SAID 10 be small IN comparison win
the orig nal cost, which Was nearly FIX
lNllIlOL uOlhTs.
One hundred and thirty-seven con-
verLs to MDrmonisn arrived NJ New
York, Tuesday, together with twelve
missionaries, making 1900 converts
landed at that port from Europe durI, Z
the past Iyesr.
Sparish soldiers and volunteers who
have completed their terms of service NJ d
,eJtled in Cuba, and Insurc ents who
nave submitted to the government, vii
oe granted portion 0, the iorssts be
olging 10 the State or otner natIonal
lands, the reclprents 10 be tenants iol
hree yeas, when, If the land is properly
lItlvated, they can become ab.oIule own
ers. They will be exempt from taxation
for five years.
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One John Welsh Nominated for Min
lister to England.

WASHINGTON, October 30-The Pres
ident has nominated Jonn Welsh, o.
Pennsylvania, as envoy extraordinary
and minister plenIpotentiary to Great
Britain.
The nomination of John Welsh, OF
Philadelphia, Tor the English mission,
occasions much surprise and consequent
comment. He Is q merchsn! OF PnIis
delpha. and brother OF VIM Welsh,
late one OF the 6osrd of Indian Commis-
sioners. He is about II years OF age, and
has made n large fortune in the sugar
importing business. He has never held
al Office of any prominence outside OF
local Philsdelpbis politics, and Is better
known TO the pubic as President OF the
Board of France Of the late Centennial
Exhibition Ia politics Welsh has al
ways been thorough gong Republican,
supporting all the State and national
measures OF that party. At the same
time he has never been identified with
the Cameron division in State affairs.
PHILADELPHIA, October 30-Jobn
Welch stated this evening that after ma
ture delioerstion and with great duff
dence be hsd reluctantly yielded to the
! wishes of the President, and had con
cluded to accept the nomin stian OF Mn
lister to England if ne should be sspsrnsd
hy the Senate
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Several years ago, if we remember
FIga,ly, certain noted Indlv'd-
aal named JOIN MoRRIsEr, wss
elected to Congress from one Of the
Congressional Districts in New York
City. 1t Is poss be that he might have
reformed from his dark ard peculiar
ways when .ae Democracy thus honored
hin, bat ba that as 1t may, the Radicals
throughout the land turned
their u1sps ward. suutfed
tie mir Ike unto enraged
bulls, sud O., other divers ways expressed
their Intense Cisgus. and horror At the
gres! crime committed by the Democracy
o.New York city in elevsung NORRIS
ssY 10 political honors. TIE political
caPltsI that they, the Radicals, attempted
70 make out of It ia beyond computation.
About MoRRIssEY's ability rs Con
e'See'l4ah "o hIo L-pI p,poLSN. a. , H''
term little was heard OF him, and for
s9ght that is known he may have per
!oImed bis arduous duties with more
'en.e and honor than some of his peers.
Lst:erly, however, JOHN MoRRIssEY
has been known from ocean
to ocean Is a noted gambler, and pied
l!s vocation ~ such. The Democracy OF
ha city seem to have thrown him oil MS
unworthy Of their conddence. Nosooner
done, however, than, Presto change !
10, snd behold, the great moral party
have nominated him for State Senator
a'd the two powerful organs, the EUen-
''g Post and Times, are unable to find
words sufficient in their lsudable voca
olIsrly te express their admiration OF
AoSRI'sEY's many qualifications for the
Agh hono-s which the Republicans
desire to confer upon him.
It MAKES AL tho difference whose OK is
gored.
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The COST OF LIVING.

As We advance out Of the chaos which
hard times" have made in the prices OF
staple commodities, and begin to sdjust
our expenses with reference to the de-
cine 10 nearly all the necessities, the
CONVICTION grows that 1t costs too much
IN ioo1. TINS fact stands out, by con-
''As', Ike \ bug bear in every house A
n'h's stomach threatens 10 consume him.
lie wages o! day laborer are swallowed
Il three scsn.y meals. If man has q
,~ail family he must have generous
''come to keep their mouths going
"edo not put it too strong, perhaps
:" saying thst ninety-fve out OF every
l'odred persons are to-day literally
working for their "dsily bread" Politl-
"a economists tell US that the ordinary
proceeds OF one mans labor will iced,
,'o'ne and shelter nire others. If this
's 80 or int ought to be SO, there is
He'hing radically wrong in the politi-
'''--or some other kind of-economv
'u'cn ootsins just at this time. 1t ought
@'' 10 cost s man sill his time and talents
'oueed, the best energies of soul and
'4y 70 get enough to eat; but it does.
me prices OF wearing apparel o.
'O1'ehoid furniture. OF building mate
"1' have dSslissS ffsR ten 70 twenty
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the Union army for his convictions, l
am entitled to yeur respect. Cheers
To attempt to palliste or excuse such
talk would be like arguing the secret
agreement between oil and water. The
NJ en- tal obfuscstion OF the President Is
hard 10 parallel; but his moral standard
In this instance is as flexible a. reed
shaken by the wind. Such confound-
ing OF loyalty and reason, right an q
wrong, liberty and slavery, and treating
them all with respect and in the same
CON plimentary manner, Is enough ITO
stir a fever in the blood of age" Hail,
judas Iscsriot Hail, Benedict Arnold
Your reproach shall now be taken away !!
You nobly acted up to your 'conVlc-
tions." and are as much entitled to com
mendstlon as the Apostle John or
the patriot George Washington We
hunbly besesch you to be equally liberal
and generous and just to the apostle and
patriot aforesaid; they also were not less
heroic AID true to their convictions.
Neither party has anything TO be ashamed
o., but both may glory III their achieve
ments! To compliment those whose re-
bellon WAS for the wickedeat ends, whose
conduct was marked by the blackest
perfdy, whose oppression of millions OF
the victims within their grasp was nor
rIbly inhumsn, and whose reasonable
uprising cost the l.nd hundreds OF
thousands of lives and thousands oi
millions of dollar, a. having slgnsllzed
for their courage and devotion, is next
TO standing on the same plane with
them. 1t is glaring misspplica.ion
and perverslon of honest respec! associ-
sted with mob o deeds.
In the same speech PresiJeuL Hayes
said, laboring under the same daIuslon,
the President tells his co!ored friends
that for the last six months they have
been signsily exempt from outrnges and
Iuvasions Of their rights, ss d cors quence
of leaving them at the mercy OF their old
Oppressors. But this is OILY congratu
ialing those who have been slaughtered
that their suffsrings are much less than
when they were living. See what will
happen when the time for bringing out
the shot-guns comes around, G., cleo
tion time.
Briefly, here are some OF the results o.
this boasted Southern policy: FIrs., the
virtual distrsnchisement OF the colored
population IN all that section, thus reduc
ing them TO a state o. vsssslage; second,
the consequent domination OF their
enemies, wnose mph makes consoh-
dated South, and insuTes them the next
Presidential election; tnird the dsn-
tegration and decentralization of the Re-
publican party, whether beyond recovery
remains to be seen. II Is time tor the
'oya. spirit OF the country to be aroused,
for the tried friends of freedom every
where to rally to the rescue, startled out
not dShesrtened by the impending dan
ger, ana mDering that eternal vigI-
lance Is the price OF liberty.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
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A DToSer Di.embOweIed by an En-
ragged Bull.

From Pittsburgh Commercial, Sth.
Thursday evening last, at Butler, Mr..
Humes McCandlsas, cattle drover, was
attacked by Vicious bull, which he was
driving, and Knocked down, trsmpled
and gored by the enrsged brute, recelv
ing injuries of frightiul character. His
abdomen WAS ripped open 10 such an ex-
tent that almost his entire bowels gushed
out upon the ground, but nOtwlthstand-
ing this Mr.. McCardsss rose to his feet
and ran for some distance, dragging his
bowels after him. He was cared for, but
nearly an hour elapsed before the attend
ance OF physician could be secured, and
by this time his intestiues had become
nearly cold and were turning dark.
They we've replaced, tue wound dressed,
and his condition thereafter considered
favorable, but nevertheless critical, rs 1t
was feared acute Inflammation would set
in. The bull wrs shot by son OF Capt
ZeiCler.
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Senator Nor,on's Condition.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 30.-Senstor
Morton's condition is somew nat improv-
ed. and he has rested better during the
latter part OF the night, and is more COM
Portable N day. He has been sole to re-
tain little nourishment on Ms stomach.
At o'clock DR.. Thompson said 10 the
agent of the Associated Press, that while
no radical improvement had taken place.
the Senator was better than be has been
8; any time during the past tHree day.
INDIASAPeLIs, October 30 MIdhignt.
Senator Morton's condition remains
about the same ss reported A. noon to.
day. He has retained more rourlsh-
ment and suffered less pain thsn st any
time for three days psst, but while It is
the fact and MS trends are hopeful, DR.
Thompson does not encourage the oP'n-
ion thst any permanent improvement IN
mis- condition Ras occurred.
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HAYES has nominated one JOHN
WELSH, o, Pennsylvauis, to The Engisb
ni:siop TIE nomination, it is said, oc-
-,ols much surprise, and laudsble
curiosity Is exhibited by the paollc to
moan wno JoHN WELSH Is. All that
snown at present in reference to him
il, that he is Philadelphis merchant OF
yret wealth, is sseventy-two years OF age,
-, president OF the Centennial board o
spsnce and never held an important
oHto. In politics he is thorough Re
pl, lean, with sill that the name implies
except ths. b. has never been identltie~
with the CAMERON faction OF Penn,y.
ysais. This latter TACT was, doubtless
his great, IS 1t certainly was = necessary
QlslIacstion IN the eyes ofthe President
and the public may now expect to Sc.
the Wngebago chief whetting his kni't
preparatory to taking Administration
icalps.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, October S0-MoSEY-
At 6C97 per cent, closing 81 ! per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6t9s per cent
Customs receipts S24S,OUJ The A.
sislant Treasurer dsbursed S30S,OO0
Produce exports for the week S7,sUs,uoO
Clearings Sl2,0000oO Sterling quiet
long 4SO!; short 4S5.
GOLD Opened and closed st 1924
with s4les in the interim st 02t. BoE-
rowing rates ast TO l92S2f per cent,
Carrying rstes 10 II per cent.
SILVER A. London "a 1876; here
silver bars l2l; green backs; llst gold;
silver coin tCai per cent. discount
COVERINGS srS-Stesdy.
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RniIrnnd Mnr In vermont.

NEWPORT, October 30. -Presiien
Ray mond and Superintendent Folsom
Di the PassumpsIe railroad with gang
Of men, proceeded rom Newport TIN
morning. Arriving At North Troy they
tore up the track between there AM
MasonvIIe postotfi ., the Starting point
from which G ! Foster runs his traiLs
they then took Il short cut ana proceed
ed to r clifford, W Tue men are tear,
ing up the track between there sLd Ab
yrcorn. The pro pect Is that there wi.
be warm work II the next 48 hours.
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wheeling stock Yards
WHEELTso, October 50

w hEELlhD, 'ilOUHF W
Live stock received ~ the Wheeling
Stock Yarcs during lAst week:
Cattle 81 head; 'O.d ordinary 10 com
mon from "a TO g.; common to iAlr from
3 . 33c. lalr ~ cho ce rom "a 10 ic.
some extra choice cattle would brng
It, Most q: the sale, were ~ ~ and e..
Tae demand hAs been lair, tho srrivsis
~ers not ~ many As lAst week.
Hogs-240 hest; common and light
aoss sold from II 10 4! packing ~ u
a.; butchers y be; choice bo 6tc;
Jue highest figures are 10 retail way
Nth the II srket acliyo n d most Of the
sales rom 8 " D..
Sheep-z7 head; and 'old ron 81 10
&C.
Lambs-52 head cold from 10 6tc.
Caves-lD good demand at 81 " TO
So 90
MIX CoTs-l head; In fair demand
a. $500 ~ $4,000.
WM. BATHA, Seeretary.
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Attempt orConvIcts to Escape.

SAN FRAhCGsC) October 3O-A Vir.
giniA City dispatch Of yesterday even
ing says that number CT convicls iL the
peniIentisry =; Csrsoa attempted 10
break out They seized Ms,tHewson, the
deputy warden, and holding him before
them 70 IntImIdste the guards from
firing, made rush for the gate.
Mathe Tson three times ordered the
guards 10 fire and they finally obeyec ,
severely woundIng Mstbewson and tWo
Of the convicts, when the Others sun
rendered. There qere no escapes.
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Fire I'm ~. Johns, n. b.

Sr JOINS, y. b, October 3O-Early
this morning the exhibition building al
Fredericton wss burned The fAmes
crossed the street, burning two house.
and damaging others. The exhibition
building was stored With agricultural I'M
pIements, sleighs and carriages sIl Iost.
The high wind carried cIuders q great
dlstau ce, firing ~. Dunstau's church,
Park Barracks snd several residences sil
OF which were considerably damaged
The fire was the work of An iucendiary
and great excitement prevails. Mark
Conroy has been arrested.