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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
STATE NEWS.

Marion county owes SIS, ,63s 40.
There are nineteen persons in the
Mnltnomah Jail.
Yamhill county's crop Is said 20 be
exceedingly good.
Grasshoppers have injured some Of
the grain fields in the OclIoc6 c0un-
try.
1t is reported that work Is again
to be commenced in the Lucky Queen
mine.
Chas. Apologize, an old resident Of
Umpqua. died last Saturday, at the
advanced age Of "A.
A wedding occurred at Jaekson-
vile last week, the contracting par
ties being aged so and 20 years.
n. Thoss' residence, on Slate
Greek, Josephine county, with it.
contents, was burned 10 the ground
last week.
It is said that the finest lot Of
horses are 10 training for the fah
races at the State Fair that have ever
been at any previous time
Gin Lin, Jackson county, made
clean up last week, from which he
realized over 81 900. This was the
result Of sixteen days run.
Two gentlemen named WalLerand
Mckay, who were harvesting for
Daniel Durbin, near Salem, were
sunstruck last Friday, one 81 whom,
It Is thought, cannot recover.
The Board Of Engineers has ORDER
ed that Lieut.. Payson make a survey
of Coos Bay. This fact may be con-
sidered as an indication that that
point may be selected for the harioor
of refuge.
Stock buyers are making purchases
of bands Of cattle in Lake county.
II. II. Drake, OF Lake county, re-
Gently sold six thousand dollars
worth. The prices paid are higher
than those OF last year.
.FThe editor Of the Cornelius COqsr-
ant got into an alteration few days
ago at ball, and made things lively
for a few moments by firing his re-
qolver at his opponent. Fortunately
no one was hurt.
A new steamer Is being construct
ed on the Delaware river for the
Portland and San Francisco route.
She will be thirty feet longer than
the Oregon, and Of bigger beam in
proportion. She will be guaranteed
TO run at the unprecedented rate of
sixteen miles an hour.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
WAITING ron FRS.

A citizen on his way home late the
other night saw boy sitting in front
Of house on Union street.
"What are you doing there, bubl' he
inquired.
ashl Keep still" Kissed the boy in
whisper. Il live here
"Well, why don't you go into the
housep
"Waitin' for the fun replied the
boy. Gather JUS gone in. He told
me to wait here till he told her he'd
been to the lodge, and then | could
come in and say / couldn't find him, an
not mention his bein at the billiard
hall, but I know mother, an if you'll
wait minute you'll hear something
kinder bang against the side Of the
room like
And just at this instant muiiled
sound issued from the room where 9
light was visible.
"That's him-that's fatherlp exclaim
ed the boy in great glee. eBimebs
you'll hear a lamp smash, an then Tn
goin' to rush in and look ont for FIRE.
The citizen passed on and left thl
boy sitting on the gate, with the liveli
est interest depicted on his counte
nance. Rock Island Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
Summons.

In The Circut'coayt eft1e .State Of oregon for
Linn County:
Thomas Daniels, Plaintla, ~ Agnes Z. Daniels De-
fcndant.
To Agnes.E. Daniels, the Defendant above named:
In the name oG the State of oregon you are hereby
required 70 appear and the complaint q the
above named Plaintiff, ia the above eHtitlcd Court
now file therein against YOU before the first
day Of the term Of the said Court tOgit: Octo
Der 27th 1879 and you hereby notified that II you
fail 70 appear and answer aaid complaint above
qured Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
PRAYED for In said complaint, t0-st: dissolution Of
the bonds Of matrimony existing between you and
Plaintiff for the custody Of the minor child, George
A. Daniels named In complaint, and for the cost9 and
disbursements Of this suit.
HUMPHREY 4 WoLYERToN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. d. 1879.
Published BY order Of Hon q. F. Ha-ding, Judge Of
said Court, made this 22nd day OF July, 1873
n50WG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
If we wish to know the political and

If we wish to know the political and
moral condition Of State, we must ask
what rank women hold in it. Their in
fuence embraces the whole life. A
wife, mother-two magical words
comprising the sweetest sourcesof mans
felicity. Theirs is the reign Of beauty,
Of love, of reason. Always reign A
man takes counsel with his wife he
obeys his mother he obeys her long
after she has ceased to live, and the
IDEAS which he has received from her
become principles stronger even than
his passions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
SECRET INK.

Lemon juice, onion juice or weak
solution Of the oil of vitriol, common
salt or saltpetre will turn brown or
red when exposed the fire. A dilated
solution of chloride of copper becomes
yellow at moderate heat. and dis
appears when cooling, while weak
solution Of chloride of cobalt and
chloride Of nickel IS turned to g
bright green. Use these liquids the
same as ink, only it IS nece ssary that
/ the pen be kept clean.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22

CARVER, the California crack shot,
is entertaining Englishmen with his
skill, and thousands crowd to Lon-
don's Crystal Palace daily to see him
handle his rifle. The Prince Of
Wales had him shoot for the amuse-
ment of party of his friends short
time ago. Carver's most wonderful
feat at that time was to FIRE at and
under a glass ball placed some dis
tance off on the lawn, so that that the
cuncussion Of the sod threw the ball
up. and then to break it before it
could fall again. The narksman
gave the Prince one of his rifles, and
in return was presented with 8 gold
scarfpin representing the princely
insignia that has distinguished the
elect knights of valor of the Prince of
Wates for centuries. This is the
first time an American has received
this trophy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
FROSTED GLASS.

To make imitation of frosted glass,
that steam will not destroy, put a
piece of putty in muslin, twist the
fabric tight and tie it into the shape
of pad. First, clean the glass thor
oroughly, and then with the pre-
pared putty pad, rub the glass all
over, thinly. The putty will exude
sufficiently through the muslin to
render the stain Opaque. Let it dry
hard and then varnish. II q pattern
is required, cut it out in paper as 3
stencil; place it so as not to split, and
proceed as above, removing the stem
ell when finished. If there should
be any objection to the existence Of
the clear spaces, cover with slightly
opaque varnish. In this way very
neat and cheap signs may be painted
on glass in windows and doors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
ORIGIN Of WHEAT.


Prior to the discovery of thisconti-
nent, says cotempotary, there
was no cereal in this country approach
ing the wheat plant. In 1880 wheat
was found in Mexico, and then only by
chance. A slave of Cortez found few
kernels of wheat in parcel Of rice,
and showed them to his master, who
ordered them to be planted, which was
done, and the result proved that wheat
would thrive well on Mexican soil, and
to-day one of the finest wheat valleys
in the world is near the Mexican capi-
tai. From Mexico the cereal found its
way to Peru. Maria D'Escobar, wife
of Don Diego de Chauves, carried few
grains to Lima which were planted the
entire being used for seed for several
successive crops. At Quito, in Equa-
dor, monk OF the order of st. Francis,
by the name of Fra Iodosi Rixi, intro
duced the new cereal and IL is said the
Jar which contained the seeds planted
is still preserved by the monks of Qui
| to. Wheat was introduced into the
present limits of the United States
contemporaneously with the settle-
meRt Of our country by the English
and the Dutch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
RATES OF ADyrnr1sno.

Business notices in the LEGAL Columns
20 cents per line.
FOR legal and transient advertisements
81 90 per square, for the first insert On, and
80 cents per square for each subsequent in
sertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22
A BARGAIN !!
Valuable Property for Sale.

THE ALDEN FRUIT DRYER,
Including the building and lots upon
which it is situated, is for sale at BAR
gain. There are two dryers and they can
be sold separately. This is a good op-
portunity for fruit raisers to secure the
best dryer made, at low price.
The lots are very valuable lying on the
river front, and having a railroad switch
running by them. 1t Is a good location
for a custom Touring mill, foundry, or
any such buiness.
For further particulars call en- the Presi.
dent or Secretary Of the Company.
q. i. CRAWFORD,
L. c. RICE, President.
Secretary. 30
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22

Cinnamon. Cloyes, Pepper aad AIlspiee
G- Cash paid for eggs.-E&
ground and put up by myself and warranted pure
Also, the most complete stock u JOSE BI.ANCOS
CIGARS, together with full line Ol TobAecO Snnok-
srs Articles Toys, Notions and numerous other art-
clss vhies have not time TO euumerate all Of which
/ viii sell st prices that defy eompetion.
8 JULIUS JOSEPH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-22

A Chinaman was arrested at Jack
sonville last week for passing a coun-
terfeit half-dollar.
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eLosrn.s REPORT.

Ills Finally Printed and ,sdops ifep
ne Gorefnmeat Has Been S,oiacll.p
$4,000, 600 of Treasury Notes
cretty Set 1Roat aad he Boohs F'dla
fed 70 Conceal he Fact The Gore1sf
me,t RedeeMs coaacgfet .Koaeg
Pecuiatioas Of Radical 06icials
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FOR SALE.
The Brownsville Livery Stable

HORSES, HARNESS, HACKS AND BUGGIES
are now offered for sale n bargain. Also the daily
lnaf eonGzaet and Wells Fargo Co.'S express CON
tract from Haisey 10 Brownsville, for three years.
For further luformation call on address
SING n. JACK, Brownsville Oh.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
A "Reminiscences of sac war.

NASHVILLE, Oct 30.-A novel case was de-
cided In the United States District Court bv
Judge Connolly to-day. Miller Hurst On ex-
Federal soldier, was convicted by tho Morgan
county circuit court, ten months ago, Of the
fenced to fifteen years Imprisonment. He was
taken from the penitentary on writ of
habeas corpus BY Cot. John =. Murray, ali
N,Confederate soldier, to-day. who proved
that when the act alleged to have been done
was committed Hurst was q member Of Capt
Dave Beatty's company. which was recog-
ntzed as belonging to the United States army,
md II was not known that he killed Staples,
or any OF the forty men composing the com
,any, and that Staples was captain In the
Confederate army. Hurst was discharged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
AFttHANISTAN.

LONDON. Oct. 80, The hmeer has finaIl,
placed his abdicaton In the hands OF Cen
Roberts.
LONDON, Oct 30. A dispatch from CabuI tt
the Datfp Standard says: Tho population oI
Gabn Is quiet, but there Is n sullen calm, be-
meath which Is hidden q deep hatred of British
hnminaton. The Cahulese are kept down sim
ply by fear, and would rise Ii they saw a
chance Of SUCCESS.
SIMLA, Oct. 30 Sir Frederick Roberts. by
order of the Viceroy Of India, has is l1ed a
proclamation stating that in consequences of
the outrage at the British resiIency and the
abdicatlon OF the Ameer the British govern
ment has been compelled to occupy Cabul and
other parts OF Afghanistan. Tho proclama-
Ton requests the Afghan authorities, chiefs
and soldiers to continue to maintain order in
their respective districts, and invites them to
q Joint consultation with Gen Roberts. It
promised justice and kind treatment to tho
people Of the country. and suitable rewards
lor loyalty ana faithful service, but threatens
punishment to all offenders against, The
British administration. After tho council to
which the Afghan authorities and chiefs have
oeen invited, arrangements will be made for
.he permanent government of the country,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
A Capitalist Earns a Dollnr.
kalamazoo Telegraph.

One or the solid men of Kalamazoo was
at the paper mill q few days ago when he
heard frantic screams, and rushing out found
q little boy In great CONSERVATION Oh the bank
of the flume The lad cried out. EN- give
you dollar to save my little brother p point
ing to him In the tlume In imminent peril
At no small peril to himself our capitalist
jumped In and succeeded in saving the child.
who must have perlshed had 1t not been for
the timely succor. His courageous savior
had to have assistance himself to get out or
his dangerous position. did you get vour
dollar2' asked d friend to whom u gentleman
was relating the incident. "Well yes" said
ne, I'm substance; that IS, when was at the
mill couple Of days after, the little fellow
came up and rendered his money, but told
him he had better keep it,"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
FARMEIiSVILLE.
Ovorstroets Grimes Why He Murdered His
Wifo--The Murderer Lynohed
ISpncInl to the Democrat. |

FARMEHsyIbLE. La, Oct. 30 W. J, Over
street murdered Chas. Wells IN Clark county,
Ala, last spring. and absconded 10 Arkansas.
Some ELK weeks ago his wife came from Ala
hama TO her brothers IN this parish. Over
street learning that she was here, followed
her and fonlly murdered her. claiming that
ne believed she blamed him for his crime In
Alabama, and had come here TO cause his
arrest. After several days and two fights, In
which Ovcrstreet was wounded twice, he was
captured and lodged tn jail. large number
of citizens took him from jail last night and
hung him. His wife was respectfully con
nected and leaves four children. Ovefstreet
seemed to have no compunction ot eonsrence
Tor either crime aud WAS Indifferent as to his,
own late, G. Ill. T..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
Movements Of ocean ye,x.,s

NEW YORK, Oct. 80. - Arrived. IT,.
hfmerlque Z from Hayre Richmond, Ida
Lawrence. City. CT Washington. Arrived
Ga dale lies at Queenstown short Of coal. tie.
Strong at Plymouth short OF coal. Geflnn
=, Australia, St. Louis, State Of Alabama
= noIaeWaTd: Viva for Wilmington, Minnie aor,
M1f.ok, I,,l, X fortlna for Charleston Pauline Da~
= Arrived out; At London, California from
New York; at Rouen, Bahera from Baltimors
ana q q, Gertrude from New Orleans; at Rotter-s
Gam, Excelsior from New York. suamM
hobEN yet. 30 Arrived thirtieth: stearn~
or Gertrude from New Orleans NN '1so's1A
:, Hh1MnBUKG, IA Oct 30.-Sailed, twenty-sighth
Bark Galveston for Charleston. - $
IyJ nyuELIN, Oct. 3o;.Salled, thtrtieth: Bark
;, LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3o-Sailed. thirHath !.
Bark Herbert for Galveston. 'A'iA = o@1' s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
THE RIGHT TO CONDEMN AN ACTOR
OR PLAY.

To the Editor Of tho Democrat:
AS q theatre-goer | must protest most SOL
EMMY against the abridgmrnt Of any ones
right of marking his disapprobation of play
or of performers acting, provided, of
course, said disapprobatlon docs not overstep
certain permissible and gentlemanly limits.
III, therefore, the gentleman who, you say.
was 'ejected ignominiously" from the ST.
Charles Theatre last night, was put out"
SIMPLY for Kissing, | maintain that said gen
tlenan was most outrageously dealt with
The DEMOCRAT, with Its characteristic inde-
peadence In NIL things, will, hope, 50 con
clude, also and say few words in defense Of
the small number Of theatre-gocrs who durc.
yet have The courage to dsapprove of certain
plays and still more miserable
players. ARIsTAHcHTs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
THE FEVER,
The Epidemic at Harrison, Miss. Nswr
Cases and Deaths,

| MEMPHIS, Oct. 2o--A. b. Langstar, pre,t..
dent of tho Howard Association, who aerx,Tra--
| panied the special train to Harrison. Miss. rp~~
turned at ~ o'clock tonight He reports r..
r.. oreW SICK s With yellow fever and In dying
condltlon. Dr. Julius Wise and nurse vpargss
lelt there Of eight Cases that devslorsstg al
that place six have died
THE FEVER IN MEMPHIS
nj EMfH1s. Oct 30 Noon.-No new casea on
deaths reported since yesterday forauoays.
lhe weather has again turned cold
', I Wo chses Of yellow fever were reported sx3s
Goldschmidt and John Linkhaner. Fsryfsss
nave been active workers all during tho t,ssfss
epidemic. 2 - p'''sss
me Weather remains very cool The tfaar~s
mOlnftar ranged to-day between 40 and seI
:, The National Board of Health will. during
the month Of November, begin a sanitaryy
survey OF the city, which work will be sI,,sar.
Ylsed n by Col Waring and Major w. H. III,
n,11aya1lla. ,1 l.., as soon as the absenteee havey
hll returned, house inspection Will be made
uhner r the auspices of the National Roarsa.
with aview Of ascertanIng the necessities fnss
proper sanitary Improvement. This worIa.
Mnnt W,lI De cor completed about the twenty-hfth ofE
NJ Mltchell, member Of the National Board and
nr u Folsom, Of Boston, who will visit ths eity
w. ~, !, Ine ne period named. A test of Wolf river.
OF the United States army, The s1.r.
vey, Of tho city will be made tn complianae
with tlle request OF the taxing district govs.
So
WARMING TO PERSONS RETURNING TO M
FECTED LOCALITIES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The National rso.,res ~
D Health has prepared for publication i'd ia
,filciat bulletin memorandum OF its raopsr1- 0
nendatIons to persons returning to localities
vnlcn '. have been infected with yellow fever.
'oint1ng out the necessity Of the thoronUh
'entllaton and fumigation of houses as
yeil MS OF bedding, clothing and all textile
anrlcs, and especially of closets, presses.
eilars and shut places OF all descriDtionss
upied or used s oots NAo " IN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
ENGLAND.

| LONDON. Oct. 20, p. m.-The rate OF dis
count for three months bills In the oper
market ls 80 per cent, which is per cen
below the Bank OF England rates.
| LONDON. Oct. 30. In the Lord Mayors
| Court yesterday, Mt the conclusion of u case
wherein n bookseller was summoned for ey.
posing photographs OF semi-nude Itllls, the
summons having been dismissed, Alderman
Nottago, who is director OF the company
which printed tho photographs. attempted to
address the court but was interrupted by the
Lord Mayor. and not allowed to proceed.
Nottago insisted on his right ns u magts-
trata to bo heard. loud applallseI
The mayor loft tho court amidst loud
groans, hisses and crlas Of "sllalne'
Nottngo said. "Fhe Lord Mayor has becn
pleased ~ shy that he would scorn to take
profit out of such Indecent stuff"
Tho Lord Mayor, returning. ordered tho
court cleared. scene Of wild confusion and
turnut. with groftls aud cheers ens,ed
Nottage- Should you decline to henr mo
ard you arc euppusad to ho dispensing ilIstre
from that scat, ] itnpeaGh You In the name of
the citizens or London with having brought
dscrcdit on your office. aud with having vio
lated \ duty which belongs to that ancient
chair"
The court was then cleared amidst groang
'heeiS. misses, cries of 'slhMc, and greai
uproar and excitement.
supplement- to The London Ga.cife pub-
lishas proclamation again proroguing Par
lament until December 10. The proclamation
ls In the usual form but does not contain the
words 'for the dispatch of business." which
would % necessary II II session was contem-
plated before Christmas |
crowd of about forr hundred people as-
sembled ontslde tho Mansion HOUSE to-dav
md hooted the Lord Mayor on his departure
or Guild Hall
Tho nniiu Nems says: Further proroga-
ion OF Parliament throws doubt upon. but |
locs not absolutely negative tho probability
y tts speedy dissolution. Many people still |
'elleve dissolution will be announced on or
,efore Monday. There are 1t further SAYS
'rumors that the Cabinet will undergo the
most vital change that can affect 1t. This Ia
imposed to mean the retirement Of Lord
'eaconsilcld.' These rumors. however. are
itscredited and all papers, except the Dnily
NfWa, thinks the prorogation of Parliament
7gativa the idea Of It's dissolution Mt present
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
% %nen shot and Instantly killed herself srY
ohhlrs Is thought to be mortaily wounded '&A
ItNnER GENtruN1tIr IL, -. -.

UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH
IlItLApEbPHIA. Oct. 30-Jsaae Janobeo,, .
sailor recently convicted OF the murder - q
$50. $50. OIL 'Chas. u Brooks, mate Of the shif Sea-
hlng, on tho fifteenth OF August last w,sas
ssntehced s,Ni, to-day TO be hanged on the tl,in-
tleIh OF january Of the other sailors fser,-
vlGted of mansaughter for partietnatfnr =,
the killing OF Brooks, Karl f,ranfor,s 49, -
John stark were sentenced to imprisonnent
TOR ten years each, Nydberg eight yenrs. ansT
Feter Rossmtssen to six years.
TURNED COTTON.
NORFOLK, Oct 29.-Cotton on A. flat oax-
train lying at Portsmouth took fire this AFTER.
noon. Tho lire department was called OtIa
alIl III, saved all but about seventy-five bales
which We're burnaA and damaged
THE REsfoNstBtLITY OF AN EXPRESS srnsr
SENaER.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 30 Walter I,vney,
messenger Of the Southern Express Gprasss
pany, WHO ABOUT year ago reported the inas
ron I. h's car, while between Yelasse ana thiFs
niIy. ., ol package containing SIT, 600, and WIN,
mas slnce Denn Imprisoned on n civil anti ty,.
tered for recovery of the money. was trissd II,
ths superior Court Of this county and the ,rxrs
.hls morning rendered a verdict against hirs
lol tne Ilill amount. to be returned by T,yrtsss
Withil twenty days, during which time Ia re~
'''1'ils ~ Jali. me case excited great Interest,"
SUICIDE FROM GRIEF
NEw YORK, Oct 30 Mortimer q Tt,r;.r,.
tRau n oV years, Well-known proprietor of
lunsons Hotel on the Old Corlev Ia)ana
Eoad, committed suicide with q razor trhe.
,uleide 1a attributed to the loss OF his fayorits
iahghter. Deceased was worth about one
hundred Thousand dollars and leaves n wits.
lnd two daughters. ~ "ie
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
SPAIN.

MADEID Oct. 3O.-There have been heavy
rains r. as. throughout the entire country. At
Malaga Waterspout uprooted trees and in
Jured many persons. At Vera, in AIme1ia
the river overtlowed and flooded the mines
throwing 1900 men out of work. Twenty-ona
persons were drowned and thirty horses car
req away, AT Calvas several lives were lost
and one house was DESTROYED. Marn,dara q ra
taking advantage Of the disaster by punder-
ing property. The Saragossa and Barcelona
hallway Is submerged for distance OF six
teen Kilometres ~ 9Aa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
NOVA SCOTIA.

halifax, Oct. 30. The storm OF Yesterday
was felt severely In the eastern portion Of the
province. Az Port Mulgrave q terrific huri
cane from the east ragged all the morning, do
lhR much damage to the buildings and
Hastings and one at Cape Jack Light. seven
buildings were blown down. Such severe
storm was never experienced before in
that section. At Port Hastings scarcely q
bnlidlng ls left uninjured. A number OF
buildings were blown down at Carlhos Cove
and Port Richmond. Much damage was also
done at other points.