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Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
The wanton destruction of buffaloe

-IH6 WanJOn ueSEFuctlOn or buHaIOes is carried on in Texas to great extent. The Austin Gazette says -" The buffa- loes collect in countless herds for water, and it is at the water-holes they are cap tured. The leader IS first shot by a long range gun, and this demoralizes the herd, and the, shooting may be continued at pleasure. They are killed for the value of their belts, say eighty or ninety cents, and the carcases are left to perish Two hundred thousand head have already been slaughtered, and it is estimated there will be three hundred and fifty thousand be- fore the season is over."
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

The population of Turkey in Europe, Asia and Africa reached AS, 600, 900 souls, of whom 20, ,ooO, 900 are divided between Egypt, Tripoi and Tunis, Asia having 13, 900, 900. The population of the Rus sian Empire is estimated at 85, 536, GOO, or 100000 over the population of 1875. The population of the British Indies numbers 2ss,OOO,OOO; that of China 405, ,O0O,O and that of Japan B, 299, ,015. London has 3, 489, 428 souls, Paris 1851 1892, New York and Brook lyn 1 1885, 622, and Berlin 1,015, ,OOO.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
liLdST KORDS.
OVER 4 LITTLE BED AT NIGHT

OVER A LITTLE BED AT NIGHT,
 Goodnight, pretty sleepers of mine E never shall sec you again ! s4a sa,lal. <. yan An, never in shadow or shine L,, ,.,,.y Ah, never in dew or in rain v TE II E9 ' AAhi tfi DgA 8IJ Hafl 70 FNs In your small dreaming dresses of whiteI aj sgcJ With the wild-bloom you gathered to-day ,.,,, In your quit shut hands, from tue light S"o"' And the dark you win wander away !''o 'f A.'.. "uhHl6i H''bT ~yHc1 y9aT9 m a9fritg Though no graves in the bee-haunted, grass, ,u And no love in the beautiful sky, .,,, Shall take you as yet, you will pass, .-t..t With this kiss, through these tear1drops. ;
 Goodbye! e'' '''1 Li'f 'aI 'h 't'a1 With less gold and more gloom in the hair, When the buds near have faded to flowers, '.' Three faces may wake here as fair '2H 'ii But older than yours are, by hours! aii baa Goodnight, then, lost darling of mine % oAS never shall see you again;i 'sdi s11i si T An, never in shadow or Rhinei sdj y 4. IiYh 10 An, never in dewor in rain a.. 10 4 ,lsasup
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
-The Collins Brotbars tbe Pb;lade

The Collins Brothers, the Philadel phia contractors for a Brazilian railroad (the firm that sent out the nl-fated Me tropolis), desired to employ negroes on 8 part of the work but an old law for bade the landing of negroes in Brazll, anda special permit has just been ob- tained from Dom Pedro.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
THE QUAKER GRAVEYARD.

Four straight brick walls, severely plain, A quiet city square surrounds A level space of nameless graves, The Quakers' battle-ground, In gown of gray or coat of drab ----- They trod the common ways of life, With passions held in sternest leash, And hearts that knew not strife esE 10 yon grim meeting-house they fared, ,l With thoughts as sober as their speech, To voiceless prayer, to songless praise, To hear the elders preach. Through quiet lengths of day they came, With scarce change to this repose; ;5 f Of all life's loveliness they took
 The thorn without the rose. .g But in the porch and OCT the graves Glad rings the southward robin glee; And sparrows fill the autumn air With merry mutiny;
 While on the graves of drab and gray The red and gold of autumn lie, ~s x. And willful Nature decks the sod In gentlest mockery.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
Area of the United States.

SQ. MIIEb. Original limits of the 13 States, S2O, ,6S0 Louisiana, purchased in 1903, s9s, ,57e Florida, purchased of Spain,
 1919 . .' ,. 6e,soo Territory confirmed by the Or
 egon Treaty in 1842 and 1846 30S, ,052 Texas annexed in 1s46 31s,OOo New Mexico and California,
 1s47 .. 522, ,s55 Gadshen Purchase of Mex
 ico in 1853 45,5s5 Alaska, purchased of Russia,
 1867 577,soo
 Total area in square miles, 3,559, ,os1
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
Population of the World.

According to the recent careful com putations the population of the world is 1,423, ,917, 1000, or 2s persons for one square mile. The following table shows the population of the great divisions of
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

The combined population of 1876 ex- ceed those of 1870 about 27, 100000. The inhabitants of different States of Europe are divided as follows
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
A GOOD QUESTION.

/, The charges brought by the Every
Evening and Commercial against one Of
the insurance companies of this State,
suggests the propriety and, duty of the
Legislature, at its next session, institu,
ting through committee, an investiga-
ton into the affairs Of all the Insurance
Companies. chartered by this State. The
reports annually made by these companies
Is far from exhibiting their real condition.
For, instance, when they report that they
have d given amount loaned out on tond
and security, how do the members CT the
Company, to whom the investment be-
longs, know to whom it has been loaned, or
the character of the security given? . A
few directors may know, But the money
don't belong to them more than others.
They have loaned the money, and if they
have made d. proper investment thereof
they need not object to an investigation.
If, on the other hand, it has been loaned
out where il is hot safe, or if there has been
undue &voritism in the distribution of
loans, the persons interested should know
it, for it. loss occurs. they will be the losers.
We do not know that an investigation
would reveal anything wrong. but in
these days, when mismanagement is being
exposed in many places, when confidence
has been abused, it ID. we'll to be careful. -
Delawarean. s.sl.l sFEpai4 7NGC,r
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
= BADLY BEATEN.

A German walked into the police Of
fee last night with his head thickly band-
aged, and made complaint against his as
sailant. He was unable to talk even the
most broken english, and friend acted as
interpreter for him. His name was JOS
sph Engle, and he was in thei employ Of
Carl Specht who has brewery at Fifth
and VanBuren streetsaI Yesterday after>
noon about o'clock, Specht and another
man bebame engaged in fight and he,
(Specht) overpowered his assailsnt. En-.
gle interfered and took the man away.
Upon coming back, Specht assaulted him,
threw him down and beat him in q most
unmerciful manner, The usual mode of
dealing with such eff nler. will be car,
ried into effect. 70 4agEGa- Ai!r @ "ssI2
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
FARMERS AND woRKME NOTE THIS
oAssIMERs TO SELL BY THB YARD

We have the largest assortment In this
city, aye speaking what we known u
be f'ct when W say you can buy
them Of us a. low as
DRY GOODS HOUSE CAN OF JOBbEHS
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
ST. MARY'S MISSION:

y The Mission at St. Mary's church which
has been going on since yesterday week,
was closed last evening with a farewell
sermon by Father Francis x Scbutt-
gen, after which all present received the
Pope's blessipgi The Mission was well At.
tended, the church being crowded every
morning Sua sysninA
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
FURNISHING GOODS.

A full line and at prices 30 low II will pay
you to examine our stock.
Undershirts from 1 cts. to 81 20
HIawera rom 25 cts. n to It's
Canton Flannel Undsrsntrt and Drawers
fOl % cenCs eaCn' W
silk EandKerchiefs fr0m 50 cts. to SITS. 10
four ply Linen Collars for 70 cent?.
pair four ply Linen Cuds FOR 70 cents
And we will not stop TO enumerate
prices or name all cur goeds, out II you
will call ct . @:& l.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
LAp1Es, MAKE A NOTE OF THIS.

We have fine line of Goods for Ladies'
Goats, and we will sat them for y on In the
LATEST STYLE OR MAKEIF YOU DE
SIRE 1T. IA
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

still retains its we'll msrited popularity,
and have an immense stock to select nom
while our cutter has no superior in this
city in STYLE, FIT Il WORKMANsH1P
GUAQ ANTEED. .a a-r ala ..
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
ILLUSTRATED BIBLE READINGs

! Yesterday evening the people at EpNorth
chapel, corner Of Tenth and Church. streets,
were entertained with Bible reading by Mr..
E. W.. Dsvidson;8 with illustrated maps,
untitled, "The Tsmpter and his, Art" ~,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02

...- very low prices We 3sg's
are selling goods ct before ~
leaving our city to tooF else hor &
whore, for we are positive YEN can
SAVE MONEY TO BUY Of US
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02

Mr., George Townsend, of Wilmington,
testified that the farm had been placed in
his hands for, sale,p last November by
George Dougherty. 1t contained 115 acles
and the price wanted by Dougherty was
$100, per acre., The farm was situated
about miles from Wilmington. Counsel
for the plaintiff, here closed the hearing of
es tes!inIo t.daH-AaB igG74oM s.ilS'11
!, Robert Fraim, Esq, was recalled and
detailed the circumstances of the execus
ton of the will. He said that he went to
the house on March % between the hours
of A and five o'clock. He told them to tell
him where the room was bit to not give
him any introduction, as he, wanted to test
theeapacityl of the old man. I weut up and
shock hands with, him and he appeared to
recognize me-, I asked him il he knew me
and he said be, did; calling me BY name.u l
then spoke of the will and asked him if
I should read IT. he answered in the affir.'
NATIVE, atthesametime motioning me to
chair'eII read a half Of sentence and
asked him If he could bearit, yes, said he,
s.goson", sThisuI did, and during its reads
ing, hs expressed himself as satisfied with
II and s1ggested no alterations; then said,
that II would be necessary ito get another
witness and, the, deceased told George
Deugherty, JyE, who was in the room 10 20
and gel, someone, George sugg ggssts,lnl boy
nalns JamesAR Riley who near, bat I ob>
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
!. THE HERALD +.
Wilmington. DEL, Dcc. 1875.
MARRIED.

LOGAN nUNN-On Tuesday, the 26th of
, November, at st. Petsr's chuIch, by Rev.
Father Ly ons, Jehn.A. Logan to Miss
Margaret Dunn, both Of this city. -, :
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
"A SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL,

Much intsrsstis 10 manifested n the revival
being held at the Brandy ywineM /. Z. church.
Thirty conversions are reported so far, and
quite = number are at the altar every
night. -, .,..s,,,,, ..'gss
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02

. west Chester has l large and interesting
nicroscopieAl society Il.sgRt /.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

EDITOR TINES kansas City had a concert
on last Thursday evening, the occasion being
the exhibition Of the new organ at st. Luke's
church and the following is part of a notice
thereon, from the &C. Journal of last Fri
day:
Prot. II. Kress handled the organ with grea.
skill, and was encored on his first organ solo.
gentlemen from Leavenworth, Messrs. T.. and
Bach, fingered the keys well, but being
mechanical musicians, and very ordinary
ones at that, the audience failed 10 be inter
ested by their performance.
1t is not my intention 10 make compari-
sons, for that would be too ridiculous, since
the Messrs. Bach are organists a convenience
that the whole OF Kansas City cannot boast
OF, but what cannot let pass by upnoticed is
the boorishness and lack of common courte-
sy on the part of the Metropolitan Journal q }
As strangers, the Messrs- b. were entitled, al
least TO respect, prompted by common hospi-
tal.ty and generosity. But these are qualities
not known TO our neigh bors acrlss Ihe line
Such criticisms ~ can only be prompted by
other musician here claim that the Bach
brothers are the best organ players in the
missouri valley, and certainly have no
equals as pedal players in Kansas City or any
other Missouri river town. Their selections
We're from such masters as Handel, Hesse,
Weiy, Ihayer and Buck, acknowledged great
ConPoeers ior the organ, and none but Or
Eanists will attempt to play these masters.
Tnat Kansas City audience would NOT be
n.etesteo N the rendition of such works Is
not surprising, and reminds us OF the quota
ton. Throwing pearls before swine. ) but
TINS taxes no ability from the Meesrs Bacn-
nor ooes !. add to that of the X. c. artists, III
nsr nHs vvoolo like TO be informed why
snenoit1on OF Thayer's Russian Az. .pnisve-i
sa miserable little medley OF trifiing
Sns3 3$1 nom the very light ..Poet and peas.
-. ~. Svsrtoree The Bach brothers PLAYED an
js.S t1ey were announced 70 per1orm. The
% 51c1am % smacks siTonxly OF the
@ - eeneas CITY, tts jouxnAliGiS ana ~
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
Personal.

W. X. Hale, Of Trenton, was at the Mansion
yesterday.
Mr.. p J. Mcdonald, left yesterday after.
noon for ST. Louis, ON business.
Rev. I. W. Barry arrived home Friday from
week 5 absence in the western past of the
State.
W. c. Pease, of New York. and q. l. Flor
ence, of Boston, were al the Continental yes
terday.
q. W. Todd, of -. Louis, and e Miller, OF
kansa CITY, were REGISTERED yesterday at the
Continental.
Mr.. c. A. Brua. one of the most popular
conductors on the h. T. road, is spending a
few DAYS IN the city.
Messrs. Samuel Cochran, Ed Carroll and
X. W. wood, came up from Kansas City TO
spend Sunday, yesterday.
Mrs. W. ii. Hammond, better known in her
girlnood as Minnie Hopkins. arrived In the
city from Cheyenne day before yesterday
and Is guest AT the home OF her parents
Henry Wilson, of Wilson, Kansas, Banja-
min Rogers OF kansas City, and David How
land, OF llmington, were among those who
registered yesterday al the Mansion.
Mr.. ID. b. Dewey, of he Centaur Com pany,
10, Icy street, New York, was in the city
yesterday. Ihis company manufactures the
famous tentaur Llnimsnt and Castoria.
The following Were among the arrivals at
the Planters yesterday:
j h Annon, Chicago: ] W Bouton Kansas
City ID Is Dewey, New York; " Babcock 81.
Eouis n Hedd- N, Columbus, o. j Ii Hart
pence, Trenton, j James a Dwight Fort
Wayne; ID b Robbins, Bridgeport, Conn 4
Dibbs, New York Jas RsIcliffe, Rochester
\; Ferdmond HoSeland, Trenton, y Y.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
The Episcopal Dioce. orK.u.as.

We gather the following notes from ths
Church Guide, for November:
The Rev. W. F. Lewis, Rector of St. Peter.
Church, Peeksllill, Y. Y, has been visiting
kapSas.
At the request Of the Rector, the Executive
Missionary Committee Will pay an official
visit TO 81. Andrew ; Parish, Fort Scott Kan.
SaS.
The Post Chapel at TT. Leavenworfh we
suppose II will be called ST. Cornelius Cnap-
el, mas been furnished with pews and stained
glass windows.
The next meeting of the Kansas Ccnvoca-
lion Will take place in Marshall county, the
Held occupied by Rev. ChRs. Holmes Open
ing service AT Irving, Nov. 5th.
st. Pauls Church, Wyandotie, has been
placed by the Bishop under the care pro TEN,
of the Rev. I. W. Barry, of Leavenworth,
who Will perform official acts and hold a
weekly service during the winter.
The weekly celebration of the Holy Eu-
charlst has been commenced in the Church
OF -. Paul, Deaven worth. This is the only
parish IN the whole Diocese that ha. taken
this step in the night direction.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
KEEyAN,S DEATH.
superintendent Moore, of the CouE.
" Poor EEousc. Explains Away the
Charge Made Against Him in Re.
gard to T..

EDITOR TINS Dear Sir-l ask space in
your columns TO make statement in regard
to what / see in your Issue OF the sth inst. in
connection with the Inquest held over the
body OF one Patrick keenan,, who had COM
mitted suicide by poisoning himself
One OF the witnesses stated that heenah
had told him that he Keenan, iao 4eIt neic
because ] wanted him TO Dig PotaUoes P Mien 1i
he Was not able to work. NO" lhe iaCs III
the case are as follows; .t..t,.,, -
Keenan, was admitted TO the institution on
3D.. Isit' Of August by order of Commissioners
picbaTds and was suffering from the effects
| oT sunstIoke or overhead, and at that uine
| and during his stay here his wnole TAX was
| .bour poisoning himself. He stated that he
mad made the attempt one or more times and
mad been prevented DE, at one time, having
! a dose Of v hiIe lead pumped from his stom-
| ach which he said hs had taken with the IN
| reutioH Of destroying his life. though with
all his talk about 1t, none OF us believed that
he intended 10 commit suicide.
In lsfrue that / requested him TO do such
work as he WAS considered able 10 90 by tue
county doctor, Hathaway. But never at any
time aid ! require him, or any one else here
TO do work Without first consulting the doc.
tor as To their ability TO Work, and at no Time
| did / ever put him TO any but very hghl
work.
head to leave here, and both me and my
wife tried TO persuade him out OF the notion
but go he would, and we had no power Ia
prevent him. reported the fact TO Mr.. Rich
ards the same day, and also TO DIR. Hathaway
and they said that We could do nothing Du'
to let him go, and in fact when he left her,
he told me he WAS going to Missouri, and thai
he Was Intending to make his way TO Cincin
natl, Ohio, where he said he has SISTER Nv
ing. e. W. III. MOORE,
Superintendent.
fully concur in the statement of Mt
Moore. J. r HATHAWAY,
County physician.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
The Onicial Count.

ST. LOUIS, November 9.-The official vot,
Of this city changes the result as TO the
prosecuting city of the court of criminal
correction, Hagan, Democrat, being elected
by small majority over Harris, Republi.
can. This gives the Democrats all the city
Offices except three. The Democrats also
elected thirteen out of fifteen Republicans
instead of twelve, as previously reported.
The vote also reduces the majority of Wells,
Democrat, in the second district, from 33I
to 25S. No definite figures are yet received
from the districts not already reported, bu,
the Democrats have elected the entire Con,
gressional delegation except in the 9th dis
trict, where Ford, Greenback Republican
beat Rea, Democrat.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

Trial Bottles DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry, 25 Cents.
The distressing cough, which Threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before devei-
oping a fatal pu monary affection For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hooplng Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood splitting, sc, no remedy is
SO prompt ana efiectual "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and IL is proved 10 be very relia-
bic and efiicacious In the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. i know of two
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for its use / consider would not be
living. ISAAC $. HERBEIN, NJ. ID.
straustovn, BeTks county. Pa.
Price-Trial bottles, > cents; large size, 81
or six for s.. A single Is cent bottle will Oft
entimes cure q recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
PrepaIed only by DIR. Swayne Y Son, Phila-
pelphia- Sold by Leading Dru sists in Leay.
enworth, by Arnold Hunt.
wed fri .sun.&w.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
a Had Accident.

A sad and probably fatal accident
occurred yesterday afiernoOr at the residence
of Mr.. John Wilson, at Esr- 'Orner OF Third
ana Arch streets, South t-.IgenwOTth, j. Il.
Davis, an old and well. Known well digger
about eighty years ofase, while engaged IL
waliing up "A well, fell from a scaffOldlng ne
had erected, a distance Of some feet, breaking
his right leg just above the ankle, IN such a
manner as TO necessitate amputation- He
was taken 10 the Sisters' Hospital, where he
now lies. Owing 10 the severity OF the il
tuTies and his advanced age, u is feared he
A
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
An lnaperial Hnuh.

VIENNA, November, 9.-The Hunga-
rians are much pleased at the Emperor's
snhb of the deputation from Craetien diet
Thursday, when it came to urge the def
nate annexation Of Bosnia and Herzegov-
ina TO Cretia. Excited discussions are ex-
pected in the kilograms, both in full session
and in committees. Count Andrassy has
large majority in the Hungarian delega-
tion and committees, and slight majority
in the pleniary meetings of the Austrian
delegation, but is in minority in the Aus
trian committees
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

WAsHINGToN,-N November 9.-The treas
ury now holds SS4S, ,506,700 in L. S. bonds
10 secure bank circulation, S13, SOS, 400 il
L. 5. bonds to secure public deposit L.
bonds deposited on account of subscription
TO the 1 per cent. loan, S3,956, 600; L. S
bonds deposited for circulation for the weel
ending to-day, S150,O00; L. S. bonds helo
for circulation Withdrawn for the week end
ing to dav, S662, 900; national bank circula
tion 500, 800; national bank circulation
outstanding currency notes, S32l ,525, COS
gold notes, 81 ,i67 $40 internal revenue re
ceipts, S479,lSS receipts Of national banl
notes for redemption for the week ending
to-day, compared with the corresponding
period last year, 1877, S33S, 900; 167S, 81,
SS4, 900 receipts to-day, S355,0O0.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1873.
CITY NEWS.

TFro.l Sunday Mornings DaiiyI
THE river is very low.
PREFACE for Thanksgiving.
YoU should go 10 church to-day.
THE employees OF the K. p. road were pad
of yesterday.
BUSINESS generally wss good and profta-
bic yesterday.
VERY few arrests were made by the police
yesterday and last night
THErE was not the usual number of far
mers IN the city yesterday
SEyERAL wes-eTn government s.CUis are
at III. LsaVcnv Orth awaiting orders.
BURGL lRIEs have b-c"rIe - frequent hat
Ii,,.y c.srst almost 20 DE- lfs-Is ol Eys~
EHE Cneyaur-- prison IS Wlb p."ni" s 49,
ri,u lTynl J-i:up I.OJIil-DG ans i.'"I
rne ne.g mIrleJ squarr ws.s cEpwuri s'-'-
ierday with i4ay, ~ODi and cora Wagons.
THERE were no real .siat- Trans sr, on
file Yesterday IN III Office OF lie Register oi
Deeds.
TRAMPs are more numerous nog la the
city, than they have ever been before ia tAls
season OF the year.
THE Board Of County Commissioner. was
in session yesterday attending 10 o'u'L"-
~ routine OF business.
THE streets were gay ard lively yesterday,
the fair sex being out IN large numbers, es-
pecially in the afternoon.
APARTY Of soldiers came in from the West
yesterday, and re-joined General DAY Is COM
mand at Fort LeayenwoTih-
The FfgarS for this week is out. We ought
TO have a neat little theatrical sheet In inls
city. and Il Mr.. Recfeld continues there Is no
reason why his paper should not MI the
bill.
RAIS began 20 fail last evening about eight
O'Clock, ana continued slowly at
intervals all night. II j. a much Ueedt d
blessing as the cisterns IN the city axe ali
badly depleted.
s.r,eap, WILLIAMS L & sigraI officer at
this point, has been ordered 10 Washington,
DC and leaves tomorrow. Mr.. Williams
has been stationed here about a year, and
during that time has won TIE respect OF alI
with whom he has come IN contact by his
gentiemanly and courteous department.
COUNTY Clerk Nlehaus, in looking over the
returns made by the clerks of election al the
Easton voting precinct, found twenty votes
for McCown Hunt, which had been over
looked when the official connt WAS made
This makes MT. Hunts majority twenty
nine.
THE frIends OF Mr.. 2. Jameson, Will regret
20 learn that one day last week he met with
an yccldent at his home south OF the city,
that was quite severe While handling a
arreI of salt, he lost his hold and the barrel,
ell some distance, aud striking his left foot.
crushed the ankle. He was in the city on
erutches last night.
CAPT. BRADY and ten men from Cos. {, g,
and II, 23d Infantry, visited Kansas City yes
terday and engaged in little target pacJice
with The crack team of the Craig rifles. The
military team from Fort LeavenwoTth re-
turned last evening not at ali surprised that
they had come out ahead - points in the To-
tai score.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 9.-This
afternoon, while the oats were being var
nished in Bergnes " Engle's brewery, near
Grand avenue bridge, candle fell into the
varnisb, and a fire started that in three
hours burned the two principal buildings
and ten thousand barrels OF beer. The to-
tai loss is about 100000: fully insured.
Two hundred hands are thrown out of EN-
plnympnt