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Esther Cal,lII's Fre.xv.
lhro,cisg on on Lamp at a Priests Hea5
una Setting His Clothes on Fyre, 2

ooesy ~ O1 lamp at a Priests Head
una setting His Clothes on Fire. IN
PRovIDENcE, Oct. 25.-Fatber Rogers y, r.
the pastor of st. Mary's Catholic Cb,srci
III nrlstoi, IL: l., was the victim of a des-
perate assault last night. AT about =
o'clock, Esther Cahill, a domestic. for'
merly in his parish, called at the priest,s
house and asked for an interview. After
few words had passed she seized tba
amp from the centre table and hurled il
WIN great violence at Father Rogers
mead. The lamp made severe scalp
wound, and the burning oil set the priests
ciothing on fire, and also communicated
10 the furniture. Father Rogers imme-
uiateiy ran into an adjoining room, raised
sctlttle, and jumped into cstern con-
tanning eight feet of water, where he held
on to the edge until help came. The fire
IN the room was observed by the neigh
0ors, who came in, extinguished the
names and rescued the priest. The
woman escaped, but early this morning
gave herself up to the police of East
providence, saying she killed the priest
III Bristol and burned his house. She
says she suffered from pains in the head
ana a. breast inflicted as penance by Father
hogers, and she went down to Bristol
and demanded that he should stop it ;
and as he refused, she killed him. The
woman is doubtless insane. She is said
to be sister of the woman who RECENTLY
Killed two children in New York -
Father Rogers is badly bruised and
burned on the hands, but is probably not
dangerously hurt.-N. Y. Sun.
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c.L TIME TAhA.ss'
-,,,.ruoTON.

x.vE WILMINGTor:
lIss ~. LhA'a ? %, 5.44, 7.o5, $40, 200,
sdelPnian, l29J, 1910, 2.30, 400,
la@ ! ., M. On sundays; 2.os. o a.
~ Psal. ~ g 80, Q 40, p m. o,- ann
90s, 8 a, q m, IL 81, IL ~,
Yols Yoan sundays: 200 a m: a..
uii on nd washington: 1851, 10,
iS'iss y! Isa, 70 50, sos. p m. Sundays
pj'.sposi.. ) : si .s p M no sunday
castle, $40, si5 a m;io0, 80 p
osusR ,s 4. r.; sl6 ami ! %, o 90
,On saaSasS / Northern r. R.; 0 20 q
nlogaonn : m: no sunday train.
od1K 1Kestsrn X. R.: 10 20 q m;5 ~
w. Sundays: 10 30 a m.
~ ss arrive AT wiLMdnSTmoN. oo .
~ Ann" o,nn,a: i2 A, s "a, 9 10 ] 90 a m ;
llsa,sS y "a. IL 81, $ IS, 45i, . o4. . 20,
a, y \, n II D m; on sundays: u 10,
las, 10 p, II lop m.
n1nS; i C5, 9 "a q m; II ~ u q
spIi,, IN Sundays; IL 49, oo
.y,,mpre; sM q e. 2 Of, 5 40, Q 4i. a m; u q,
". sus Sss p m; on Sundays; 2 Oh q M
,i%niiu.ton: %i 2Oi a m l2N, 1928,
u @ , n; on sundays' o. a m; y 40
h Dsposit' 800 a m no Sunday
- Castle: $50 am ~ 10 m;
" Mp m; no Sunday trains.
.,.ppare r. r.: $50 1910 q m
nv M Sunday trains.
s,m,nston 4 Northern X. r.: . 05,
m'i q D m; no sunday trains.
Iax.re Western r. BIT 90 q m;
~ IN sundays: 8 00D n m.
,op % WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA..
nd street and Washington ave
yN.sOo, 10 30, II 45 q m; 2 30. 3 80.
HI sI5, Q IS, II 30 pm m; on Sum-
aSam; 8 oO,9 46, II 30, p m.
IN. second and Market streets:
70 - n1' II IS, 8 b5, 8 30, II 30 p m;
pdays. . 30. II 30 D m.
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General News.

AT Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday, Joh n
Miles was arrested for bigamy, charged
with marrying three women, on Thurs
day. Examination was had before Com
missioner Sprague. A number of witness
es were examined, but the memory or
knowledge of the parties present at the
endowment house was defective. The
case was continued till to-day, when 1t is
expected the record book ofthe endow-
ment house marriages will be produced
Propositions having been made by par
ties in South Carolina charged with a
violation of the laws in regard to the ex-
ercise of the elective franchise, Att orney
General Devers telegrapbs the United
States attorney at Charleston as follows:
"I want no trafficling or guarantees, but
judicial investigation of an outrage al
legged to have been committed upon un-
offending people in the exercise of their
rights as citizens of the United
States"
Gen. Sheridan reports that the 160 rene.
gade Cheyennes, including Chiefs Dull
Knife and Old Grow, captured by com
panies and ID, third cavalry, under
Capt. J. b. johnson and Lieut.. j. G.
Thopson, were brought into camp ON
Chadron creek, October "A, during a
violent snow storm. The Indians, as be-
fore reported, revolted and entrencheu
themselves, but after suffering siege and
much cold and hunger, surrendered fin
ally on the threat of Capt. Carleton to
blow them from the face ofthe earth.
j. P. Mcdonnell, editor of the Labor
Standard, at Paterson, N. j., who was
convicted of libel in calling the non
striking operatives of the Adams mills
"sca bs." has been sentencep to pay fine
of $500. 1t was at once paid by the work
ingmen and women of the city, and Sat-
urday night they drew MrI Mcdonnell
around the streets in an open barouche
amid great rejoicings.
There are no precedents In modern
times for the deposition of a Bishop as
Bishop McCoskry of Michigan has been
deposed. There are two cases only at
any time--the case of Mr.. Watson, Biz
hop of st. David's In the reign of James
H., who was cited by the Archbishop of
Canterbury and six of bis suffragans to
answer the charge Of open simony,, and
being found guilty, was denosed; 1.-THE
othef case is that of Bishop Clogher, In
ireland, who was found guilty of gross
immbralty and was dep posed by the Arch
bishop OF Armagh ant mis- brethren, the
other Bishops Of the Province.
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spsaaEcrnauaalrsExpI.,..l,....,.,..';,' 49,
The following was, among the cipher
dispatches published BY the Trib,s,s-1

ss"uuesfsExp1a
The following was among the cipher
dispatches pqblIshed BY the Triba1,e y
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10. 1870
III. III. King, Euereh House, Ne,o Yorh
Here my with from Fox Usefulness
Florida Moselle one answer end.d an ,
tbority besides wants full. "u-
tUse Key No. 81 l,lr.
-lfltl Z SAM'L j. RANDALL.
tTranslat.on.l
Two from here to Florida beside
MooIiey. Ny usefulness ended wants
one with tuil authority. Answer.
SAM'L j. RANDALL.
Concerning this Speaker Randall adj
dressed the following card to the Phila-
delphi Times:
The telegram you publish this morn
ing, ana which l see to-day for the first
time IN print, was never sent bv me in
cipher. IL was sent from New Orleans.
anu not from Florida. wrote 1t in the
Epghsh language, and wished it to be-
Tahsmitted as written by me, for what /
ihtenued TO convey needed no conceal.
nent. gave 1t TO another who proposed
to send IL without expense to me. II
must have been put In cipher after it left
me: 1 never had kno wledge Of a cipher
while In New Orleans. 1 was asked to
go there by the Democratic National
COMMITTEE. Went there remained there
about ten days, and returned all at nv
own expense. l was there only to aid II,
having justice done to the Democratic
party In Louisiana by honest practices.
and through legimate counsel aud con.
ference. 1 never had anything to do
with the Florida contest, nor was ever
in that State, and the Interpretation at
tempted to be put on the language is an
outrage to me. All my acts while was
at Now Orleans am willing that all the
world should know. i wanted to be re-
iieved and to have another person sent to
act In my stead for personal poll tical
reasons, and to that end and that end
alone the telegram was written. was
never asked to participate in any confer
ence, nor to do any act looking to an un-
due securing of the electoral votes of
Florida or Louisiana, nor did take part
In such-if any such conference were
held or such acts done. 1 cannot say
with certainty that the. words published
are the identical words / used-the In can
ing has been perverted.
SAMUEL j. RANDALL.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A.
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F00D AT LAST
A suo..,.ut. For D R u G S

FOOD is made curative agent by con-
centration and artificial digestion, and 1t
Is so simple In its application that The ad-
vice OF Physicians Is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best medi-
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best PLY ysicians throughout
the country are DISCAKDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD B l. LOOD ID
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing together with the entire list OF COM
plants peculiar to the Female Sex find In
the use of this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
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RUSSIA RESPONSIBLE .FOR EA'
CESSE

CoNsLANTINoALE, October 2!.--Prince
Lobanott has sent note to the Porte
acknowledgIng the responsibility OF the
Russian authorities for the Bulgarian
excuses, and declaring tnat the huss'sns aus
will take military measures againse 'no
Bulgarian Eruption In Macedonia.
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fOK SALE.

VI.
9e selection OF Farms desira-
I. suitable for Farming and
lhnndred.
hundred.
near FuItou's Mills Christiana
near Fulton's Mills, Christi
near Centrevllle. Christian a
near centrevllle, ,Christiana hun
near Cenlreville. Christiana hun.
near Talleyville, Brandywine
PDe hundred. eo"
|, Sl ii, sGe . above farms Will be ex.
wy rg property, Apply to
ihoMAS h, LALLY,
1 COZ Market Street:
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NFw YORK. November 2s. 1877

NEW YORK, November 26, 1877.
DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food Gure, end feel happy
10 say they have met my most sangulne
expectations, giving to patients long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dOsing the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
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Hundreds of cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE of the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
Diseases tits almost specific Physical
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause. find in this Food a natu-
raj and potent remedy.
For THE INTELLECTUAL WnRKER
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RAlLROADSs

WILMINGTON q
fIN0RE RAIL ROAD.
ISpember Ord, 1878.
tmlsave Wilmington as follows
nia and Intern ediate Stations,
100. sE. 10 90 q. m, 230,
Y, p. m.
aSsv York, 2 90, 6H.sE a. m.
IN, p. m.
nHd Washington, II 81, 1 10, $50.
na, 500, p. m.
iDslsware Division, leave fer:
be, 80, 9.l5, a. m. LOS, 9 80, p.m.
in and Intermediate Stations ,
lE,saO p. m.
ind Intermediate Stations 9.15,
pm.
sunday TRAINS.
pAA and Intermediate Stations
iNeS, p, m.
pGasnd New York, 200, 8 A, q.
and Washington, 1851. 116 a
2 niormatlon passengers are
n time tables posted at the
H. +. KENNEY,
SUPERINTENDENT
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For Sale

Tor Sale.
Isol streets. ''fner FROM
jackson between Sixth and
Streets. "n buren ana
ISsp,n S,nau,a Avenue between Har-
vnslne v1lne streets.
gs w and north ofthe q boye.
ll,.Om',.. corner Harrison and
tI5 5R,aware RsNoare Avenue between
kl rur,aia,sylvania rraa, Avenue and
'hoMAs r. LALLY,
4 Heal Estate Agent,
~ o0l Market street.
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kxERs AND BROKERS'.
| House Building. Entrance on q
Street.
|m American, Red Star, Inman
td Lines TO Great Britain and
I u Europe
FOR SALE.
IDt. Fire Insurance Co.'S Stock.
1 DeI Rail Road Co.'S Stock.
vii. City Railway Co. Stock.
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| r byIesi easig3perly, with 10 acres of
inpS Sr'eS eawelllng house aud other
d Fv.NliSSe S,o00. A bargain.
~ HNS n! PENNINGTON,
Ilglth and Market Sts.
|asstiieSeyeral |asstis ses,siral Sd story rooms in
e'iuinB. IF
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puy ana sell STOCKS
~ Bonds and Gold in N
EU0, | York Phila baltimore
and local markets.
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IN" = Il - u Iva MIA
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A.
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Object of Hsyes'u Mexican Policy.

A contemporary takes the ground that
the Administration looks to a war with
Mexico as a means of diverting public at
tention from the Presidential fraud:
The fraudulent occupant Of the White
House looks forward to the meeting of the
next Congress with as much, If not more ap-
prehension, than he did 70 thas of the last.
Then his conscience smote him with terror,
as it well might, lest in some way Judgment
should be visited upon him for his treason
against his country. But then he knew that
one House was under the control of his party.
whereas now all indications point TO the tri-
umph Of the Democracy in both Houses.
Hayes direct completely ia the Electoral
Crime has now been proven beyond a reason
able doubt and it will be duty to the people
which a Democratic Congress will hardly
venture to neglect, 10 see that his conduct is
punished to the extent Of the law. In order
to divert public attention from himself and his
misdeeds, Hayes is now vainly endeavoring
TO involve his country in war with Mexico.
Its not likely that he will succeed, but it is
well to understand the purpose of this con-
spiracy against q friendly country, and to
watch closely the series of outrages BY which
1t is hoped TO provoke retaliation on the
part OF the Mexicans, which will sire the
heart of the country.
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DIED.
Deaias Ffes-Trisuie. Folry &c. Fips Cent. per line

Near Uniontown, on Tuesday 9th inst.
Mrs. Mary II. wife of John N Starr, aged Gs
years.
On the 18th inst, near Silver RIM. This
county, Michael Sholl, aged 50 years. 8 mos.
and 10 days.
On the 18th instant, near Frizzellsburg.
Rebeeca, widow of the late Joseph Hesson.
aged g. years and months.
On the 9th inst, in this county, Mrs.
Elizabeth Boose, aged rs years, 6 months
and days.
On the 18th inst, in this city, Aauie Nav,
only child OF Edwin l.. and Lizzie Zahn. AGED
year, months and 25 DAYS.
On the I'D inst, near New Windsor, Dan
iel Greenwood, in the 69th year OF his age.
On the 9th inst, Anna 5. r. Eagle. aged
years, months aud % days.
Near Woodbine, on the 18th instant. James
o., son of Elisha Young, aged 3 wears. 5
months and % days
On the 25th instant, in Cashiers Valley.
jackson county, N. c., David E. Foutz, OF
Baltimore, proprietor of FOutz's horse and
cattle powders, formerly of this county, aged
Il years
On the 18th instant, at Mechanicstown.
Frederick county, Mrs. Mary Ann Favorite.
aged IS years, ! month and 1 days
On the 10th instant, near townsville, Fred.
eriek county, Elizabeth, daughter of Emanuel
and Elizabeth Boon, aged 80 years, months
and days.
On the 18th inst, near townsville, Freder-
lck county, Mary Smith, consort of Peter
Smith, aged "a years, months and % DAYS.
On the II inst, at his residence, near Har-
mony, in Middletown Valley, Frederick coun-
ty, William w. Wiles, aged - years and I6
days.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of her
son, Josiah Toms, near Ellertoa, Frederick
county, Mrs. Mary Toms, wife of Jacob Toms,
aged % years, months and days.
On The l4tn inst, near jefferson, York
county, Emanuel, son OF Emanuel Flickinger,
aged y years and days
On the 24th inst, in Cordorus, York coun-
ty, Howard, twin son of Solomon b. Rohr-
bach, aged year aud Is days.
On the 10th inst, at Abbottstown, Adams
county, Mrs. Conrad Moul, aged 10 years.
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Secretary Sherman will stump Ohio
and Secretary McCrary will stump Iowa,
this fall. 1t used to be considered undig-
ni6ed, in the days of political decency, for
Cabinet officers to undertake their own
defence and the defence of the Admins
tration before the people. There is moth
ing too humiliating to be undertaken by
the present fraudulent incumbents of the
several departments of the Government,
who seem to be a scurvy set altogether,
and to feel that they have Gully the con-
tempt of a majority of the people.
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CARPET-BAGGERs IN TRoUBLE.-The
Washington Post publishes report of an
interview with Senator Conover, in which
he says he ''inteDds to decline the nomi-
nation for the lower House in the First
District of Florida" on the ground that
''there is SO much apathy on the part of
the Administration Republicans as to make
the race on his part useless expense"
The Post also says that Senator Spencer,
of Alabama, has "made terms with the
Administration, and procured several ap-
pointments in his interest in that State.
The same paper claims to have seen let
ter from a prominent Republican of South
Carolina, asserting that Senator Patterson
has offered to resign his seat if he can be
assured of exemption from the present le-
gal proceedings against him.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
SNAIL PARCEL OF LAND
Near Mechanicsyille. in Finksburg District.

DY virtue of authority contained in a deed
ID of mortgage from John W. Harden and
wife to Minerva A. Ritter, which. said mort
gage is duly recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records of Carroll county, Mary
land, IN Liber J. b. b., No. 5, Folio 1879, the
undersigned, Minerva A. Ritter, mortgage,
will sell at Public Sale, on the premises, at
3 o o'clock, p. NJ, on
Thursday, the 26h day Of September, 1878,
all that part Of tract Of land lying in Carroll
county, in Finksburg district, on the Nicode-
mus Road, one mile east of Bird Hill, adjOin-
ing the lands Of Lewis H. Knox, Rein f. b.
Warehime and others, and within iwohundred
yards of Mechanicsville, and being part of
a tract of laad conveyed to John W. Harden
by Sophia Jordan, by deed dated 9Th day OF
June, 1866, and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county, in l.iber VIM. A.
Mex. No. 81, Folio 27l, and containing
a ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Terms OF Sale.-One half cash on the rati-
fication of sale by the Court, and the balance
in 4 months from day of sale, with interest
from day Of sale, secured by the note OF the
purchaser.
MINERVA 4. RITTER, Mortgage.
Jas. 4. G. Bond, Solicitor.
aug 3l-is r. G. Matthews, Auct'r.
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J. J. Turner g. Co.'s

EORMING the most concentrated, univer-
n sal and durable Fertilizer ever offered
to the farmer-eombining all the stimulating
qualities Of Peruvian Guauo and the ever.
durable fertilizing properties of Bones. in fine
dry powder, prepared expressly for drilling.
and can be applied in any quantity, however
small, per acre. II is the opinion of many
close calculating farmers, after twenty wears
experience in testing it side by side with other
popular fertilizers that an application of 100
pounds OF Excelsior Is equ-l to 200 pounds
Of any other fertilizer or guano, and therefore
fully 100 per cent. cheaper. Uniformity of
quality guaranteed by the manufacturers.
Farmers can only be secure from inferior
limitations by seeing that every bag is branded
as above, with the ANALYSIS and OUR
NAME in RED LETTERS.
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The HAuERsTowN ALMANAC.-An
injunction is TO be taken out against one
of the most venerable of Maryland insti-
tutions, the Hagerstown Dutch English
Almanac, so long published by Jacob
Grubcr and his heirs. 1t is to be hoped
that the quarrel and litigation will not end
in the suppression Of this familiar old ephe-
meris. Gruber's Almanac is not as old as
Warne's, begun at Williamsburg, Va in
1871, nor as Sewers Germantown Alma
nae, begun in 1913. 1t is not the oldest
Maryland Almanac. for the publication OF
that dates from 1863, at Annapolis, but
still, it is old and it is good. John Cru
ber's Town and County Almanac, in Ger
man and English, was first issued at Ha-
gerstown IN 1922, and it has been published
every year since.
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ESDoRsED.-The Democratic Conven-
ton, which met in this city on Monday
last, unanimously endorsed the course of
Hon. Charles b. Roberts in Congress. 1t
must be very gratifying to Mr.. Roberts,
indeed, to find that his political career is
so thoroughly appreciated by his constit-
uents, and that they elected delegates ia
vorable to his denomination. Few young
men have been so highly honored as Mr..
Roberts, aud he has won golden opinions
from all classes. In Congress he isspoken
of as the man who works, he always being
at his post and ever ready and willing to
serve not only those of his district but all
who seek his aid, having au eye at the
same time for the good of the country.
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EUROPEAN TRAvEL.-MrD ID. III. Wiles,
of Washington county, visited Europe,
this summer, and published in the Hagers-
tOIcn Mail series of letters giving the
results of his experience and observations
abroad. These letters are plain and prac-
teal, and give fund of information. We
have copied several of them already, and
publish two more of them on the first page
of this issue. We hope our readers will
derive as much pleasure and profit as we
have in their perusal.
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REBELLION IN THE REPUBLICAN
RANKs.-In the third congressional dis
trict, Baltimore city, the anti-custom house
wing nominated on Tuesday last Robert
Turner for Congress, and in the fourth
district Col. John c. Holland Resolu-
tions were adopted repudiating the present
organization of the party under the Full
ton-Thomas faction, endorsing the course of
the sixth district for doing the same
thing, aud recommending the Republicans
throughout the State to do likewise.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il BY virtue Of commission TO them issued
by the County Commissioners of Carroll
county, to open Public Road in said county
commencing at tine intersection of Shamberg-
er's road, at the line dividing Henry Ruby's
land from Andrew Myers land, and running
as near as practicable over the bed of the old
road, now extensively used, on to line be-
tween Amos Lowe and Levin Wright; thence
on through George B. Houek's land until it
intersectsthe county read leading to Hamp-
stead
All persons whom it may concern are
hereby notified that we will meet on the prem
Uses, on Saturday, October 5th, 1878, at 0
o clock, a. m. to execute the trust reposed in
us ~ the aforesaid commission.
JOHN PAYNE,
LEWIS GREEN.
JABEZ A. BUSH,
aug 3l-5t Examiners.
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BARN BURNED. The Frederick Examiner,
of Wednesday says On Sunday night be-
tween the hours of and 9 o'clock, the barn
on the farm of A. Prieur, near this city, ten
anted by Simon ID. Best, was found to be on
fire. Our firemen promptly responded, and
in few seconds after their arrival each
steamer was playing two steady streams upon
the burning barn and adjoining straw. The
iremen worked with will and in about two
hours had the fire under control. The barn
contained about one thousand bushels of
threshed wheat, sixty tons of hay, one reap
er, one wheat drill, one wheat fan, one cutting
box, forks, rakes, and some harness. Mr..
Best informed us on Monday morning that he
would be able to save about txo hundred
bushels of wheat, being damaged only by
smoke and water, which could be used for
seeding. The barn supposed to have caught
from spontaneous combustion. Ii was insur-
ed in the Old Mutual Company in this city
for $780, The new company we have been
informed will lose about $500 on the farming
implements. No insurance on the wheat.
There was adjoining the barn, near the road,
a stack of straw of about fifty tons which was
on Monday still burning.